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Newspaper Page Textt 4 '■ ' > ! X „ . it eJ liu- *©!,*» >jo*I i it. C.- - . • *4^?. _ MM d£- MOJfQ ty AFTEliXOOX, FEBRUARY 18, 1833. I on the liar next the Georgian ■ Office. For term* apply to J B. HERBERT ico. pet 4 Brandy, Wine, Butter,&c. For one or more yean, the fat i Pipes Brandy J ... „ . spacious and convenient Store V 4 4 do do \ <l “*® r ont Brands .. - l " 10 4 casks Wine IG firkins Goshen Butter 5 4 kbls Family Fork 5 bills smoked Beef 4 lilids Bacon 20 boxes Fay's Soap 3 cases Ueady made Clothing. Land ing from brig Georgia, frun New Yoik, For sale by J. B. HERBERT &co. jan 10 Hi Augusta ami Saoannnali intage, DAILY fiTAGE LINE. THE SAVANNAH DAILY STAGE LINE is in complete Older and now running regularly—leaving Savannah every afternoon at3 o’clock.antl arriving in Augusta every afternoon at 5 o’clock—and leaving Augusta every even ing at half past 9 o'clock, and arriving in Savannah every ever.irg at 11 o’clock— thus travelling over a distance of 133 miles in less time than auy other Line at the South. The Stages ore good anil com fortablo and the drivers steady and expe rienced, the horses excellent and in fine order, and the accommodation on the road such as cannot fail to giving mi.. Fare through is TEN DOLLARS, considerably less than on any Southern WILLIAM SHANNON,Proprietor. oct 13 cut 193 "NOTICE 1011II months afterdate, application 8^ will be made to the Honorable the Justicis of the Inferior Court of Effingham county, for leave to sell, 200 acres lying in liffinghamcounty.joining landsot Lewis Wcitman.Wade St Skinner’s old field, be am of 400 acres: the property of the orphans of Oiifeon Zipp-rer GEO. FO VLEDGE, Guardian, 231 NOTICE 17! OCR months from the daw hereof. H 1 application will be inaue^ to the Honorable the Inferior Court ofChatham county, when sitting for orilinary purpo- for leave to sell a Tract of Land, lot no. 3d. tint district of Habersham county, for the bmefit .if Aon Catherine Jane Spaul- Uiug aid Mary Martha, orphans of Beuja-' nun E Douglass, deceased CATHARINE DEARING, Guardian, febil 35 JFliule Oil', T WELVE Huudreil gallom While Oil. Lauding from brie ii or fig for aale by ■ HAZARD & DENdl.OW. jan *41 I7 New Baltimore <I-i hs. O .N E Thotiaauil five-hun 'reti Ibs-onal! Halti iiore cured Ha u, received per iichr Alert, aud for sale by W. Z. HAM.. feb t4 37 CAST Sc \V :t IMG I T NAILS to SPIKES.* casks cut nails, assorted 3d ^5 \F IF to 4od 2l> do wrought do 4 to 2rt 5 do hinge nail* and rivets 50 do wrt spikes, assorted 3£ to 8 in. 50 do cut spikes, 4 to 0 inches. 30 do cut brads, Gd l.» 204 10 do slate nails Received, and for sale by N. B. Sc II. WEED. ja» 17 !4mt pi iiihli Segors. 33000 Fi seg i ::: ,i, ifat h q«iiiticis. uiuisaiiu le'itns packages of va rious brands. Landing from Steamer Wui. Seabrook, for sale by si- B. HBRBEUT &co. jan 2l iO,4IOO NOTICE. F tlUlt months after date, application will be mada to the Inferior Court of Chilliam county, when silting fur or dinary purpose,, lor leave to sell a tract of Laid in Chatham county, containing bodicrcs, and a Lot of Laud in Monroe county, in the 5th District, containing 2024 acrey the property of the estate of Jo-eph 11. .McClcran, deceased, for Jhe benefit ol Site heirs and creditors of said estate. JAMES WALLACE, Admin’or Jos. H. McCleran. oct 30 .199 Just received from l\ fork, ^ DOZEN Champagne, Anchor NOTICE. ■yjl OUR mouths after date, application y will be made to the Court ofOrdina- ryof Liberty county, for leave to sella . pjrt of the real estate of John Way, Sen. tbceased, of said county, for the benefit 4 the heirs and creditors. WM. JONES, Adm’r. sept 1 173 IlOES, SAD IKONS, TRACK CHAINS Sc LEAD. 13 A Casks Carolina Hoes 13 20 do Bradrs & co. Pat. do 10 do Frenehav co. hoes 4 do rice, grubbing Sc hilling do 30 do trace chains 10 do bar lead. Received, and for sale by N. R. A II WEED jan 17 Hl* Gold Lottery. T HE subscriber offers his services to persons, who may have drawn pr: ecs iu the above Lottery, to test their lots, ami ascertain their value—having been practically engaged in Gold Mining for some years both in SquiI: America and this country—he bolieves the experience lie has acquired on this subject, will eua- blc him to give satisfaction to those who may employ him. Application may be made to him either personally or by letter, at Major LoganV LoutUvi))*' Habersham county. Persona who may wi*h to avoid the trouble of a journey to the Gold Region, may have their lots visited.&- a report made to them of the prospect they afford, and whether they are worth t o expeuse of testing, by sending him their names, nod the Dumber of their lot, and enclosing five dollars Loudsville is 20 miles from Clarksville, *ml 3 from the line of the Cherokee Lands. All letters except such as contain cash, must be post paid, JOHN POWELL. - .211 Ml. .iuv«-iiili» The Refugee n A Novel in 2 vols. !•> Scholars Cabin-■ ife of Galileo. Library ol Ancient !i Rollin,lst vol. An American Biographical and IliMuri- al Dictionary—coiMaii.ing account o« the lives, characters and writings of tip- most eminent persons in Noith Atwri a, from its first getilem-nt. a da sum m ry of the History of the several eolonit- of the United Stales. By Win. Allen, D. President of B iwdoiu College. Se cond edition. * Brown's Technical Dictionary, Received, and fm.tnle by PURSE & STILES, feb 4 20 cards. J UST received a few dozen packs of playing and some blank cards. For bv CANDLER Sc DAVIDSON t FOR SALE, A Valuable Cotton Plantation situa teil on the Buffalo, Glynn county co»‘«ainiug 550 acres first quality Swam|i an, l Hammock Laud. One huudied aud dity acres has been cleared and produced tbi* year about 275 lbs to the acre, and fur the four preceding years, has aver aged 200 lbs clean cotton to the acre.— Dwelling house and out buildings, new an<l subrtantially built; aaitl place known as Vamassec, and within a mile and a hall of sloop navigation. Possession given on 1st January next. Apply to WM. FRASER, Da •Win tt^The Charleston Couri4 arien, id Mer cury, are requested to insert the forego jig twice a week fur one month, dec 0 2*)tT Asxizx oj Bread. ' CITY TREASURERS OFFICE, T January til,1834. HE average price ol Flour, duriug the last month, being ft 124 eta. per barrel of 190 lbs. Bread the preaen< “"nth, must weigh ae follows: «4 et,. I Ait, 2 lb. 10 on. “I d° ----- - 1“ 5 ox. If which all Baker* and teller* of Bread, till take due notice. P. 1IOIISTOUN. c.t New Crop Molasses. n llhds Cuba Molasses of the new crop, a prime article. F P. SORUELL. SHARE MOULDS STEEL LBsS share moulds 2 tons British Sc German steel I ton cast steel Received, and for sale by N. B. Sc 11. WEED, jan 17 1 Ial an ACT T O provide tar the cail of a Conven lion to reduce the number of th. General A0entbly of the State of Geor gia, and lor Other purpose therein named He tl enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Slate ofUemgiu u Oeneral Assembly met. and it it lie rbu en- acted by thf authority of the same. That the Aral Monday in April, ciahieen huu dred and thirty-three, be, and the same is hereby designated and sei apart as tlieday on which the citizens ol Georgia qualified vote for members of the Legislature ,}u5 *»'-verai places prescribed by law for holding such elections vote for delegates to represent litem in t 'ouvetuion in oiimbet equal to their representation 10 both branches of the General Assembly; -lections to he conducted, managed and certified under the s.itne laws as are 01 >n respect to elections ol the Ueu eral Assembly. f^ec. 2. And be it further enacted. That it shall be the duty of such manager- to transmit to his Excellency the Governor the lesultol said elections under the laws now of Torce for conducting, manaoinu aou certifying elections for members of the General Assembly as aforesaid, with in thirty days after such '-lections. Where- »i|)onit is made the doty of His Excellen cy the Governor to issue his proclamation declaring the result of said elections by naming the individuals severally elected to represent the good people of Georgia in Convention as contemplated by this Brand 20 bbls Butter Biscuit GAUDRY & LEG RIEL, jan 22 18 Brit. Anticpptic Dentrifice, FOR SALE. A ploasantlv situated Lot in the village of Springfield Effingham county. 28 miles from tlto city. The improvements are a commodious dwelling house, and good out buildiugs. For particular^, np pity In dec 29 450 J. EFFINGER. Tile Gold -iegion. M AFS of the Gold Region by Orange Green, in which every lot to be drawn in the Lullery i» accurately deline ated from .actual survey. Just received, » ndfor w e Thorne WILLIAMS, jan 8 B Dr. Jebb’s Rheumatic Lin- ament. T HIS highly approved and long cele- hrated application lor Rheumatic Disorders, is carefully prepared accus ing to the Original Recipe of Sir Richard Jebb, Baronet, Physician to her late Ma- ieaty and Royal Family. It if doubtless true, that the excrutialiog pain, the de crepitude, deformity and premature old age, which arc the usual attendant! a .d consequences of this dreaded disorder, are aulfered by many person* from utter de •pair of a cure, or frequent disappoint ment in the efficacy ol the numerou* pro tended antidotes used to effect this par nose. But those who have made trial on Ur. Jtbb't rheumatic Unament, even m obstinate cases of long standing, and ol the mo»t severe character, have received essential relief, and many have been cured in a few days, lomr inlmntyfaur h,iu s, as a number of persons in llosinn and «>cml tv. who were formerly afflicted with the Itheumitism. h-ve very fully aod aati.- factorily testilied. Oertificatesi aie m the possession of the Proprietor, which prove the most thorough aod surprising t lire-. by means oftlii* most powe-ful I.moment. incite, whereoiher»ppioved.pplict.ou. had totally fsil»*d. Toe Ltntmmli* also used with signal *««*•*. «od rn.tr bjeon- A.I enr-nmmeillleils fot Cll/WflllU. *Sec. 3. And be it further enacted. That every citizen of the United States shall he eligible .to a scat in said t Convention who has attained the age of twenty five years, and been an inhabitant of tins State seym years immediately preceding the day ol hi* election, ami who shall have resided one year in the county for which he •umi! be elected. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, Tha each member returned as duly elected, shall previous to taking his seat in said Convention, tak& the following oath, or affirmation.viz: I, A. B do solemnly swear, that I will not attempt to add to. or lake from the constitution or attempt to change « r alter any other section, clause or arti cle of the constitution ol the State of Georgia, other than those touching the representation in the- General Assembly thereof; and that * have bteo a citizen of this state for the last seven years, so help me God. And any person elected to a seat in said Convention, who shall refuse to take the oath aforesaid, shall not be al lowed to take his seal iu said Convention Sec, 5. And be it fu r therenacted, That the members of said Convention shall as semble on the first Monday in May after their election, at Milledgeville. in th Re presentative Chamber of the. Slate House, for the purpose of entering upon and con summating the great object* of their con vention, to wit: s reduction and equaliza tion of the General Assembly; shall have power to prescribe their own rules and forms o business, and to determine on the qualifications of their own members; elect uei casary officers, and make all orders winch they may deem conducive to the furtherance of the object for which such < uvention shall assemble. .''tfc G. And be it further enacted, That tl shall lie the duty of His Excellent y th ■ Governor to give publicity to the altem lion* ami amendments made iu the Con stitution in reference to the direction [re duction] of the number of the mem >»•?« cnmpoHing the General Assembly, and the first Monday in October next, after the rising »fth - said Convention, he shall fix on for the ratification, by the people, ofstich nmcu'Uneiils, alterations, or new article* as they may make for- the objects of reduction and equalization of the Gen eral assembly only : aud if ratified by ~X majority of the voters who vote on the question of ••Ratification** or **No Ratifi cation,** then and in that event, the altera lion* su by them made and ratified, shall be binding on the people of this ritate and not-otlierwise. dec. 7- And be it further enacted. That it shall be a fundamental article in the formation or amendment of the Constitu tion, that each county of the State now uiganized or hud out, or which may here after be created by law, shall be eutitled to at least one representative in the re presentative branch ol the General Assem bly. dec. 8. And dx it further enacted, That so soon as this uct shall have become a law, His Excellency he Governor, be,and he is hereby required to cause it to be published in the vlazcttes of this State, once a week until the day fixed on by this act for tho election of delegates to said Convention: and that all ,aws and parts of laws militating against thjs act, be, and the same are hereby repealed. AdBUltY HULL, Speaker of tho Hoaso of Representatives! THOMAS STOCKS, President of the Senate. Assented to, Dec. 24, !8$2. WILSON LUMPKIN. Governor. jan 9 8 1 F OR ( l.an.ing. Whitening and Pre •ervmit the Teeth and Gum,.—The Hiitiah Anttceptin DentriHce, which the present Proprietor,, wishes most parlleu lari. In recommend in the attention of the public is perfectly exempt from all those acid* which in iencn.1 form the basis of I noth Powders m common nse.and which although they may whiten the teeth lor a short time, must inevitably derirov the Lnamtl by their deleterious action on this beautiful covering of ,he teeth. Tin conseq ,enee i, that the Enamel which is Iheahielil provided l,y nsture to pretei i the spongy and nervous internal structure, is rapidly corroded by these acid iugredi enls, lie. nine more discoloured than ev er.and exposes ti.e inner part of the teeth to ertrtes anil a rapid and certain decay 1 >*o dark coloured and offensive inernsta lions, known l.y ibe popular term of Tar Itu, which, in consequence of neglecting the cleanliness of the mouth, frequentlv surround the base of the teeth, and by gradual accumulation injure and irritate 'he gums, anduften Increase to such a degree as to loosen Hie teeth f,oni their sockets, at)d even displace them, are mere- Iv the effect nf t ie saliva and olhei juices of the mouth remaining between the mar gin nf the gums and teeth.nnd depositing upon them, by a sort of crystallization, particles ol earthly salt, and are not the residnm of . liments as is generally sup posed, The Tartar, as it is called.shonld he carefully removed by a Dentist, aod ila future nccumnlation, to which there ia a eonstaot tendenay, prevented by the usi of ilie Rrifinh Antiseptic Dentrifice. in the inormne, as occasion may require, with a brush moderately hard, and cold water. By this means tho accumulation of Tartar will nol only be prevented, but the teeth rendered bmuHfnily sad mancntlu white and the 'gums rqylorod to that freedom from soreness, that hardness and efflorea ecce which are the sure test of their healthy state, and the best guaranty of that natural Iragtauco of the breath,which can never be expected in connexion with foul teeth,and scorbutic, unhealthy gums. A fresh supply ol this Dentrifice, just received, and for sale by LAY Sc HENDRICKSON, 37 Sole Agents. Books, &e. N ORTIIANGER Abbey, by Misa Austen. The Oot law’s Bride, and other Tales by L. Ritchie, Mrs.S.C. Ilall, Miss Slit- ford, Sic. &c. Finn’s Comic .Sketch Book. Lad es Parluur Lexicon. Innocent Amusement or the Hierogly- phical Fortune Teller. By on ingenious Ftench-nan . Temple’s Travels in Peru The Dispensatory of the United States, by George B. Wood, M. D. Sc Franklin Hache, M D. Caitnet's Dictionary Jay's Morning Sc Evening Exercis Jay’s Prayers; Bungun’s Holy War; Dick's Christian philosopher; Sigusofthe Times, by Keith; Private Devotion; Sprague on Revivals; Jay’s Discourses. Lucifer Mate he*. See See. Received, and for sale by PURSE & STILES, fob !3 36 Advertisement. The unrirallrd and -extensive repnt*- lion acquired by thia medicine forthelaaet years, both in hospiial and privets prac lice, demands from the proprietor hi* eiateful acknowledgements to a discern- ing public. roller’s Vegetable Catholicon is offered rot the cure of Diseases of the Liver. Ul cerated Bore Throat, Debility, resulting train Intemperance aod Dissipation.Bcro- fnla or King’s Evil, Olu and Inveterate ! I ccr5 i Falun in thebnnee. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Diseases of the Lungs. Syphilis, Blotches on the Face and Skin, White Swelling of* the Joints, Tetter, Mercurial diseases, Piles, & c . T HE Catholicon consists exclusively of vegetable matter, and with a slight determination to the bowels, which It preserves io a soluble etii!. acta insen sibly. is pleasant to the taste, and requires no particularregimen dr confinement. Aa a gi qtle cathartic medicine,i,iiprovingthe appetite and restoring the general tone of the system, i- is confidently recommend ed io Luies in a delicate situatiun- The unrivalled aod very extenaire char acter which this medicine has enjoyed, for the last six years, as a cumplete reno vator, and purifier of the blond and. hu mors both in llos|ytalsand Private prac tice, is a substantial basis lor its future support. It has obtained its present great di»tinction by the extraordinary success which attended it in the Healing Art, while every aveune and every track have been searched in vain for its parallel, in deed, its discovery may lie coosideroj one oTiue most sai red boons that con be af forded to tho unfortunate: aod I most sin ccrely hope the sympathy of the public will be excited to diffuse its inraluable merits. SALT. >’ * O NE Hundred well filled lacks Saif Received and for lale low by *— 0A on W. Z. HALL. Mrs. Trollope. T HE Refugee in America, a Novel by Sire. I'rollope, author of the Domestic Manners of tho Americans, 2 i here are at this time several spurious mixtures iu circulation abroad and -some vended in this city, assumiog to Dosscis the same, or equal virtues, of Potter’s Catholicon. It is to be hoped the un suspecting will be placed on their guard against such impositions, as moch mil chiefbas resulted from their uso They consist principally of sarsaparilla siropa, viz. Sirop de Ccisiner or Rob L'Affec tcur. and are sold for a much leaa price you will therclorc be particular and pur chase of none but my authorized agents here you can obtain the GENUINE CATHOLICON. Segurs, Hemp and Cana ry Seed Firit quality Sp. 60,000 Scgars, Sylvia, Flint. Trabuco and Uos Ainygos Brandi, Also. A fresh supply of Hemp and Ca nary Seed and Bird Cage Glasses. Just received, and (or sale by LAY & HENDRICKSON, jan 2 I incyclopaitiia Vinericaaa, A POPULAR Dictionary of Art, St.i- fr.lenity recommeoded, for Chilblains. Bruises, sprains, Atembuess, Stiffness of Uu Joints, kt—P'i" Mtxnla. A fresh supply j'1* 1 received aod for sal' A rre» ^ ak8oNS , Druggist. No.B,<m>boo’» mw- Jan 10 IjJ A ence. Literature, History, Politics au Biography. Draught down to the present time, in eludings copious collection of original irticlcs in American Biography Published by Carey A l.e.i, Philadel phia— rul. Igth, being last hot one. Just received,by WM. T. WILLIAMS, jan 7 5 Fresh Preserved Figs. F FTY drum*. Just received, end for sale by W>Z. HALL. l TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS Tho veiy flatiering accounts which daily received of tho superior efficacy of Potter's Catholicon in the cure of those disease! which are incident, and mostly prevail among the colored population ol the south, almost entitle it lo the appella tion of a specific. In Yawa or Crab Yaws it is a certain cure, St has been the means of saving many valuable iUveafrom a pre mature grat'. A fresh supplty of this CELfcihdTZD axB- 1C1.SE, just received, and lor aale by LAY St HENDRICKSON, feb 14 37 Sole Agents. Trpllopania, or Scrips' lor the' year 1833, no 4, by D. C. Johnston, Attist Boston, containing 39 caricatures. . Lord Byron's complete Works, contain ing hit Poems, Letter’s and Journal, with a °** l*' 8 Life. A new stereotype edition in one large volume, octavo. Parley’s Second Book of History for Children and Youth,including the Modern History of Europe. Africa an,I Asia- jogg. trated by engravings and 16 Maps. Lectures upon Natural History, Geolo gy, Chemistry, the applicotion of Steam, and interesting Discoveries in the Arts, by T imothy Flint, author of a view of the Mississippi Valley, &c. Alien’s hectares to Young Men, Anecdotes of Natural History by Ro- kt-Cawer. with nnmerou*engravings. The American Annual Register, for 163(1-31, bring volume Glh. W THORNE WILLIAMS, feb 7 32 Bean and Pea SeedsT"” B EANS—Early Mohawk, do. Chinn do. Refugee or 1000 to t,do. Dun Colored or Quaker, large white Kidney, red Cranberry. Dutch Cnaeknifo. white Dutch Runners, Sieve ur Carullss, t-rea Lima, do. Variegated PEAS—Early Washington, do. June, do. Frame, do. Dwarf Prolific, Goldefi Hotspur, Prussian Blue, Dwarf Marrow- "fat, Fall #lo Pera-f Sugar, ICuigiii Mar rowfat, Early Charlton. A large supply of these Seeds, warren^ ted fresh, received per late arrivals and far tale by LAY St HENDRICKSON. Alto.Bweet Corn 82 ]an6s Live Oak Timber. **' Swann’s Vermifuge. :«H:cioc ha* boeuiuo of a urn M. general adoption in family use that it requires no further certificates to attest its merits. For years it ha been the great study of the proprietor to bequeath to his tellou citizens and to the ri*ioc generation, a medicine that would conn teract the train nfdi*ea*eg arising from debility ul the digestive organs, or a • prayed - ondition of the stomach and •>( w els. Very many of the diseases of cril Iron owe their origtcc to veruasusu* ujfec tions. Whenever you meet with a pale emaciated, sickly child, the probability is, that it is suffering from intestine worms "lie Swaims’ Vermifuge will undoubtedly adicate them tpeadiiy from the system and the.child will wax strong iu progres sive health. . This medicine is no less efficacious in many of the diseases of adults, by dissipa ting those morbid secretions which pro duce dusentary, diarrhea, cholera morbus. piles, fivers and ague, djjsjypsia.cnolic, sick hrad ache acidity of the, stomach, .and the train of disagreeable affections consequent pun bilious disorders. A distinction should be made between the Swaim Vermifuge Sc the hosiof“itni tativc medicines" which owe their origin to the success attendant upon its propri cter. Swaim's Vermifuge has rarely failed it ultimate success, where it has been used lor the class of diseases mentioned, end for fimilies resident in the country, Isso lated as it were from ••medical talent," this medicine should always be at hand A pamphlet has recently been published ith a plate representing the intestine worms which prey upon the human sys tem, with explanatory notes jnd remarks that are worthy the ootice ol every parent and guardian, the gferseers hospitals aod the poor, ami principals of schools— and may be obtained ••grali**' by applying to ANSON PARSONS, Sole Agent for Proprietor. No 8. Gibbon's Ran^e London Mustard. T WENTY lloxe. tint quality Lon don Mustard. Ju.t received, and (or aale low, by LAY St HENDRICKSON, feb 6 31 Select Journal Of Fortign Periodical Literature, T HE design of this work is to give a selection of the moot' interesting articles and the moat important informa tion, contained in the principal foreign li terary journals t-a design which, it is ho ped, may contribute to promote the lite rature ot our country, even if but imper fectly executed. The selection will not be confined to English journals, but translations will be furnished and information collected from hose of the continent ot Europe. The most interesting und important parts of articles which it may not be advisable to pu 1 dish entire, will be given. Means will be taken lo obtain ihe journals used, by (lie earliest opportunities. Condition's.—^hc Work will be pub linked in Roston, in quarterly numbers, making 2 vols. a year, of about 500 pages each. The once will be $5 per annum, paya- le iu advance, The first number for January, 1833, is received. Contents. I. Lord Nueent’s Memorials of Hampden 2. Mirobeau Ac the French Revolution. 3. Illustrations of Political Ecouomy, by Thos. Chalmers, D. D. and Harriet Martcncau 4. Ancient French Romances; The En glish Martyrs, by Mrs. Hemans; Im itation of the Persitn, by Sir John Malcom. Critical Notes. 1. Thorvaldsen the Sculptor. 2 Skinner's Excursion in India. 3. Brewster's Letters on Natural Magic. 4 Earle’s Wandering in the South Sea. 5. Story of the Life of Lafayette. 6. Adventures of a Younger 8on, Life ol Hegel. Navy CoiixissionEAS* Ofeice, ( 18th January, 1833. } P ROPOSALS will be received at thig offline, senlH and endorsed, till the 31 et of March next, for^the LIVE OAK TIMBER required to complete the frame* of one frigate and of one sloop of war, to be delivered at Portsmouth,N, II., aod for one entire frame for a ship of the line, to be delivered at the Navjr Yard,New-York; there will bo required to complete the two- frames, to bo delivered at Portsmouth, a* bout 19,000 cubic feet, * Moulds by which the Umber is to bo cot' Will be lurmshed to the contractors: per* sons wishing to offer can obtain, by apply ing to the commandant of the nearest Na vy Yard, a schedule of the piecte which have been furnished. „ Tho offers must auto separately tho prices per cubic foot for each frame, th# whole to be subject to the usual inspection and measurement, and to be delivered on or before the lat day of Jane, J835. Ten por cent, will bo reserved from each payment to be made, aa collateral securi* ty, io addition to the bond which win tio required, and will not bo pahj until 1 tho * whole quantity is delivered. Inspected and approved, unless specially authorized by the Board of Navy Commiasioners. m- To be published twice a week io th# National Intelligencer, Globe, U. S. Tele graph, Eastern Argus, New Hampshire Gazette, Commercial Gazette, Hartford Times. Rhode Island Republican Herald, New-York Evening Post, New Yodl Standard, Pennsylvanian, Baltimore Re publican, Norfolk Beacon, Newbern Sen* tinel. Charleston Patriot, Savannah 11#* publican, Pensacola Gazette, j^n 29. 24 ** Factorage and Comm is- . sion Business. T HE subscriber has taken the fire proof Brick Store«,ieccotly occupi ed by Elias Fort,Esqr. in Bolton's Rang^ <, and begs leave to tender his service# to bis friends and th* public in the above J, line ofbuiraei,. Liberal advance, will be made ou the receipt of produce, and ihe moit prompt attention (Iren to the or ders and inatractiona of *11 tbnte who maty feel disposed to intrust him with lbs management of (heir boaineaa. JOHN F. KACIILER. flt 8. India. 9. Babbage on Machinery. 10. Poland. Sotes of Eminent Individuals lately ceased, viz : 8ir\V. Scott, Sir J. MTntesh, Jeremy Benlham, Baron Corlar, Abel llemuaal. Sir Ererard Hume, Priscilla Wakefield, Anna Maria Porter, D>. Adam Clark. Sobicripliou* receired by WM. THORNE WILLIAMS feb 6 31 I RESPECTFULLY recommend Ml. Jno. F. Kachler, to my former friends and customers, ae a man of strict integrity and every way qualified tn transact Factorage Business, to their entire iatitfaction. Person* wishing to see meonbussineu will please call at Mr. Kacbler’s Counting Room, No. 3, Bolton’s Range. ELIAS FORT. > nor 28 224 Window Sashes, ^ BURTEF.R supply of Window Sashes, assorted sizes,justreceir ed aud for sale by HAZARD St DENSLOW. feb 4 29 Spanish Sugars. M dbikik FIRST quality Flint V St Silva's Began, superior lot, for aale b, LAY St HENDRICKSON, feb 6 SI Bonset Lozenges. FRESH supply of these Lozenges, highly recommended lor Coughs, 31c. Just received and for tale by LAY St HENDRICKSON. ,etl&. 194 Flour & Dutch Tumblers T WO Hundred barrel* Flour 40 4 <>■ do 0 case, Dutch Tumblers. Landing from •hip Mordecai. For sale by J B. HERBERT Aco. Jan tl 17 Ten Dollars Reward. W ILL be paid for the apprehension and lodgint in Jail, liEN; the properly of the city of Savannah. Ben ii a stout black fellow, about 45 yean of nge, IKtge heavy eyea, bushy head, and has an uncommonly independent carriage;he we* formerly the property of Mr. Lamar of An, guste, for which place be may probably make. A. HARMON, Superintendent of Streets- and Lanes, City Savannah. dec 27 248 Wanted, A Vessel that will carry from three to fourtbouaaod bushels Rough Rice, from the Savannah River to Charleston. Apply to J. D. HUGUENIN. no, 23 220 « , • New Virginia Hams. AAA OF the above, put op for l*VV family oee. For aale by t ,gAynfrYH,LSqRiEL. feb 5 Agency Office. OllARLE5TOM,TIR(f> MARINE INSURANt’E COMPANY. Savannah. November 13,1X33. , T HIS Company continues to insmft Buildings, Furniture and ifttdurie- dhs againtt low or damage by Fisk <7oi- 1 <** «wi i ikii dfii iiiiiifiufiiiMUim aanla of inland navigation. kni'r^etsM Car ends agx'mat Marine itoke. •* lr ^ m

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, February 18, 1833, Image 1