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feefAhw\hg .ire the TOASTS alluded to !» eurlaji, and which have been squinted a:, -—for what reason, is beji known to the Sham Republican t He will have it that they have been invented by the Editor, hut dies not pretend to afp.gn a re.of on ; it wouldfeem that he only wipes to indulge hit contentious and malignant humor— But as he infi(h that the Editor must be an in mentor or manufaEL'urer of tocijls , weJhcll venture to bake a few royal and arifto. crane ones for him, without the leaf spice of democratic pepper or republican fait, which we erpeß, will prove palatable to him , though very difguftjng, we are fare, to our readers m general. Ycftcrdy being the Annivcrfary of Ameri can independence, some honed and jolly fellows met at a living fountain, in Richmond •county, to celebrate the day ; Their Civic leaf was a Barbecue well drafted from head to tail, and highly fea&ned with Democrat, ic pepper and lie publican Salt ; The follow ing are fptctmetn of the feelings, and proof of the f pint's, which flawed on the four of the moment; these do not appear to' he ft cafs, and of qourfc, mast; be received in the order in which they sprung from the vn. i 'lnis purees ; but if they do not exhibit originality, it rnuft be allowed, at lead, that they breathe the love of country , and fie cf I.ißEßty. Wilb That all the nations on the Globe had to celebrate fuch a day as this , and on the fame principles. The fair of America-—never fairer than when they appear in their home spun. Mxfiachufetts—we rejoice that (he is come to herfelf, at lift. The royal Gladiators of Europe, like those of ancient Rome--may their exits soon receive (he plaudits of their gazing but opprrfTed people; The Ocean as free to all nations, as when Columbus lie ft came over. May all futh pirates as Whitby meet their deserts—-promotion-— to the gibbet. The memory cf Citizen Fierce, the last American viftim of Britilh cruelty, on cur records. Thomas JcfFerfcn, the man of the pcope—- loved and admired, with the exception of a few here and there, M.adifon and Gallatia, who never betrayed the c -nfidencc reposed in them—-they do ferve well cf their country. Gun Boat No. I.—-may (he he soon followed up by the Britifli Leander. The United States of America—may they forever hang together in concord Sc accord. Our partnf Georgia—-not to be trodden on --may fits prosper as flic grows big... but n*f with Snakes, AH those at home and abroad, who celebrate the day—this to the friends of Liberty, is a grand Jubilee. Walhington, the father of his country.—he lived with honor, and died covered with laurels and glory. The founders of the American republic what need we fay more. The Governor of Georgia—his next pf is in the Senate of the Union, The militia c: Georgia.. -ready at a call. The memory of General James Jackson—he deserved nobly of liberty and his country* 77 1E ROYAL TOASTS. &c. The 4th of June instead of the 4th of July —that’s our day. . ~ The King our old Matter—one is better than many. May the deluded Democrats soon open their eyes cothc blffiings of monarchy and the privilsdges of aristocracy—ruie Britannia Britannia rule the waves. Liberty as now rationally established in England, Russia, France and the Brititti poffefiions in the Eatt-Indies. The memory of Cornwallis and all those Britifti heroes, who fought and bled topie ferve the colonies under the mild yoke of mother country. The memory of Walhington—his name has hitherto been ofinfinite fcrvicc to us; though we rnuft hare the Rebel, yet policy requires that we (luuld pretend to venerate his memory. *■ We are all Federalitts—we are all Repub licans”—wc deny every tvord of it; it is a grefs libel on our loyalty. Whitby, the hero of Sandy. Hook—may hs soon have a 74 under his foot. Frofpcrity to Nova Scotia, our only fafe asylum in the days et trouble. Bermuda, cr Lie Summer Ifauds, a pleasant ard fate retreat during the revolutionary Jio\cm~ Ifc. &c. Had lie, who handed in the former taafts, written them ir. the fame spirit and with the fame truth , as we have these, he would have avoided the charge of impofmg falfehoods on the public. Mr. Printer. I would beg leave tqobfervc, for the in formation ofModeration, that his statements, refpc£ting ihc contemplated ordinance, are, in every particular, fallacious and incorrcft. The City Council, so far from attempting to lay an import duty, have only in view an ordinance for fixing the rates of wharfage thereby requiring those who make use of them, and for whefe pttrpofe the harbour is fololy applied to contribute to their repair ; this instead of being new, is the case in eve ry comtiercial place in the United States, ar *d can have no reference to a tax: With rsfpeit to the operation or the city tax upon merchants, when at leafurc, I beheve I can «afdy (hew they never have paid their just proportion of the public burthens. - TRUTH. for THE CHRONICLE. IN fae last Herald, I have s een a crog jL ( j htue formed thus, Z.—he w-aWs war with the Legillaturc, and the Exccu. t ve, becaiifc the? have not cl»ne juflice to cX_T h ‘ he run, .. ~} 3rn h W>' tonnd that thisdeaun ciatton falls ffiort, as the Legillature, a?rec . L, t 9 I l ' w idies and communication ®f ' J °vi:aK«R, have made an ample pro., , * ’ as 1 hope, for the debts of tuc ftatc, la the last fellion they have tie. creed that, “ the fractional parts of furveya, ‘ which may he ocoafioned in each diftrift, natural or artificial boundaries of “ fam territory, are to He set apart icr the “ r ‘ de, /f>=* o- f the public debt, under the uireition of a future Legillafure.” The crooked little fellow has overlooked this paChge—and all I wi(h,Ns to pin him to the LAW. SR2S2SB2 On the 4 th instant, a negro villain of the nimc of Sen. belonging to a gentleman in L-oiumbia county, but who had been cut ° r r nve months, met a young white girl of relpeffable connexions in fasd county, aoout fourteen years of ag», who had been on.a vifu to her friends—on her return home tnc ruffian dragged her from her horfc and fitered outrageous violence to her person. He has been fortunately tak-n, tried, and justly condemned to be hanged ibis dav, at a crcfs road, near Abraham Marshall’s/ To Correspondents, * Juvsnis is received—we give h|m cre dit toe his zeal and abilities; but on reike tion, he rauft perceive that lie offers nothing new in politics— all his ideas arc alrcady afloat. It was the Roman motto, to hum ble the proud, and /pure the weak, PRICES-CURRENT. D. C. Cotton - _ - - . . iy to 16 Tobacco - - - - . j 25 to 350 Corn - - 50 New Flour ...... 9 to 10 dolls. DIED, on the zSthofMay lad at G-ild ford, the feat ®fCapt. Gildart in Berkeley county (Virginia,) Col. Robert Stark formerly of South-Carolina. , on Monday last in Beach. Island Capt. William Tosler. ’The Rev. Thomas Dar ley tsexpecled to preach in the Methodifl Chapel To ’■morrow, at the usual hour, los ON the night of the 91b iaft. between Augusta and Wallicon’s Sand-bar, a Red MOROCCO POCKET BOOK, with the Subfcriber'i name written on the back of it, containing a FIFTY DOLLAR Branch Bank Bill cf the U. State* Dank, No. not rccolleftcd, but very little foiled, together with several Newark Bill*, and other paper*, confining of notes of hand, &c. Should any person find said POCKET BOOK, and preserving the content*, (hill be liberally rewarded, by leaving the fame at the Chronicle Office, with Mr, D. Drif col, or Edmund Lamar, of S. Carolina. CHARLES LAMAR. 7"h [ ,j 3 If Mr. Baley Bor ret, late of Bungay or the neighborhood of Bungay, Suf folk county, England, is living, by an application to the printer, he will hear of something to his advantage. Mr. Borret is reported to have resi ded in Hancock County in 1801. July 19. _1 3 ' 7/ ) THE SUBSCRIBER, INFORMS his frienfls and the Public, that he has just received frem New- York a quantity of DRY GOODS And a Supply of Groceries from Savannah , Which he will dispose ofon the bweft terms, for cash 0 produce; j. V-iSt-ER. July 19. ( 3 r ) NOTICE. ALL persons to whe m the f state of the late Jacob Weft, ftar.ds indebted, arc requested to render their accsuat* properly attested, within the time prsferibed by law, and those indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment to SARAH WEST, Adnr'x, J. M. WEST, Admit, July 19. C 3 t l "notice. On Saturday the 26th ofthzs infi* fV/LL BE SOLD , ALL the perfond property of John M‘Nealy dec. in Marrifburgh, for the benefit of his heirs ami creditors.- Term* will be made Known oa the day of file by NANCY M‘NEALY, /Sim'rx. July if. tVI THOMAS Respectfully infom* the Public, that he has just armed in Angufta, and has opened Store in Mr, Murreu’s New House, Ja|el) r occupied by MclTrs John Howard £$ Co. With a choice SeleSlion oj the Following Goods, WHICH HE WILL SELL ON TIRY MODER ATE terms; WHOLE SALE or RS TAIL, VIZ: BEST Flax and Tow Oznaburgs, Brown and White Platillai, Irilh Linen and Britanias, Cotton Shirting, Silk and Cotton Umbrella*,! Long Lawns and Cambrics, Laced Cambrick and Leno Veils; 4 4 and 64 Leno Mull in, . Black love Shawls and Veils, Luftring and Pelongs, Ladies Silk Felices, . B’ack shd White picnic Gloves, Black and ced’d. Silk do. White and ccl'd. Cctron do. Ladies long walh Leather do. Ginghams and Chainbra Muslin, Cambrick Mt Urns, A very elegant eflbrtment cf rich Fancy Muslins from 50 cents to 5 dais, per yard, A few p>Ce« of richley ornamented Circadian Robes —wry elegaiir, PolJicat and Msdrafa Handkerchiefs, N.tw Red Bandannas do. Liner, nnd Cambrick Packet do. Cotton do. do. Ribbons and Silk do. Velvet Ribbon and Ferrcti, Silver PJuM'or Bonnets, Laces and Edgeings, Black,* white and col’d Sewing Siik and Twill, Ounce Thread, C»IM Thread*, common and patent, Adclpha Cotton Thread in papers and varuilhed boxes, A choice Alfortmeut of Printed Calicoes from to 4/6'L per yard, I White Calicoes and Fnftians, and 6 4 Cotton Check, i and £ Bed Tick, Cali'nancocs and Durants, Bornbizines and Bombazetts, Florentine*, Crapes and Pcrfnnr, Silk anti Cotton Snfpvmlers, h ack and col’d belt London made Hats, Superfine Cloth and Calfimeres, C idcroys, Velveteens and Thickfcts, B ,T Nankeens, Hurnhurns, Flannels and coarse Woolens, i*o Ready made Veils, A handfomc afforhnent of Boots and Shoes, Ladies embroidered and plain Cotton Stockings, Mens do. do. den Bo> s and Misses Stockings, D antics, Janes and Janets, Diaper Table Cloths and Toweling, ( Diaper Holland Tape* and Bobbins, Bine and white Pavilion Gauze, A krge assortment of Leghorn and Split Straw Bonnet*, Artificial Wreaths, Feathers & Flowers, Cotton and Silk Trimimngs, Steel Bugle* for Bonnets, s Table knives and Forks, Pin and Packet Knives, Razors and Razor Strops, Tinned Ironani Fustian Spoons and Di vidttiS, Gimblets, ££c. &c, July 1 9- [rf] Executive Department (Geo.) LOUISVILLE, 15th July 1806. ORDERED, THAT the second MONDAY in AU GUST next, be assigned for the hear ing and determining controverfics relative to lots of land, drawn is the late Land Lot tery, for which grants have been withheld on account of thde being tWo or more per form of the fume name in the fame county, a tut) not difignated, on the books appertain ing to ,hc drawing of the said Lottery, so that it can be thereby ascertained to which of them the land of right belongs—All prr fom concerned, arc therefore required to attend at <bi* department, »n that day, prepared to substantiate their refpeftive claims. m At rest, G. R. CLAYTON. Secrttaty. July 79. (jt.) TAKE NOTICE. r whereas I have parkafed a ccr- J. tain trail of land, containing One Hundred and twelve acres, originally gran ted to William Simms, lying and bch g in the County cf Columbia, batting and boun ding North- eaftwardly by Savannah River, Sou'h-eaftwardly by Thomas Jor.e»'s End, South-weftwardly by Samuel Gitfonb land, and North wcihvarclly l>y Chftrlee C.'arkc's land, and is more particularly known by the Bull Sluice trail, Thefc art; therefore to forwara all per/ons whi-tfoever from trcl p.ffing 00 faidtraft ofland, richer by cut ting Timber, ereding Filh-Traps en the {hoalj opposite, or in any oihtr shape man ner or form whatsoever, as all trcfpaiLrs as aforefaid will incur ehc 2rift rigour of the law in that case made atsd provided. NOTLEY WHITCOMB. 'July 19 i3t) Q - r Xs/' ■ t y Miss Harriot Bond, On: door below Mr, A . Waterman’s, HAVING lately received si handfomc addition to her former ttock oi Millinery, takes his meth od to inform the La.fie* of Augusta and her friends in general, that fll.* has on hand, of the newest falhtons, confiding of a gene* ral afTotton&tot FANCY ARTICLES, Ti'Z.— The neat est and meji Fafii enable SPLIT, STRAW. } CHIP, WILLOW, v BONNI'TS; LEGHORN, PLUSH, f BUjNJNLia< VELVET and SILK, ) Which will be fold on the most moderate terms* Also , a variety of RIBBONS, LACES, VEILS, SILVER ard COTTON TRIMMINGS, FEATHERS. ARTIFICIALS, tfc. &c. July 19. f+t.) FOR SALE, MY Houles and Lot, North fide of Broad-street, near the Market; the ft md is an excellent me for tranfafting business on a large or frral! fcaJe, with three tene ir.entr j—Also, a Cot ton Machine with 87 laws, all in complete repair*—The terms of sale, one and two years credit; this indulgence, certainly is an objeft t« an rflivc person. ffiotj to be had on the rft of Qftober next, Fox further particnla's apply to jne. SAMUEL M. SMYTH. 7tq. r - [»J $3- D. Smelt returns thanks to his friends, for the libe ral fupporthehas received in Fii proftllion, and feels it bis duty to notify them, cs it rcfptfts the following particulars—Con templating a removal to, or near Millcdge villc, the next fall, hr is compelled to de cline practice in this City, In cider that he nay be enabled to m!juft the outlUmU ing debts that arc yet due. To such as cannot immediately meet his demand, fuf ficient time will be given, provided the account is liquidated j and to such, whose fitnatien will admit prompt paymert, he will feel himfcll obliged by their pueflu ality. When in town, fhnnld any parisnt wj(h hit aftiftance, he will with pleafuro, co-f.pc ratr with the fi roily ptaflitioscV, July 19, iBo6> [*f] ~—"—■ ~f r '. i Twenty Dollars Reward , Stop that Swindling'Runaways ABSCONEED, on or about the aoth inftanr, a Man by the name ol Rich ard Peniogton ; who is about g feet 9 or 10 inches high, about 28 or 3® years old, a very small bea:d, walks with hi* Irgx somewhat wider apart than is common, and totters as he walks ; can do tolerable good work at the Carpenter’s, Shccinakei’s & Taylor's business; andfotrelimes wt>tk», on particular occasions, at the Coopers trade ; his hair is of a daikifh color, which he weats Ihort, has a full mouth, and talks somewhat rnumb’ing and through his nofc j is fond of playing at cards, and is will-ng at all times to p'ay at any parre with any person, and for anything; ts attached to drink, and fwcari profanely when intoxi* cated, and playing. Penington is notori ous for lying and calumniating thd fail f«x j is a fellow in whom no dependence can be placed, will get in debt if pcflible, and will ufc every exertion when dunned to svrid paying; he is very apt, where he is not known, to boast of his abilities in working Sc c. he has no learning, and s/way* rr&kcs a kind of an R for his signature. Whoever will deliver the fzid Perirgton to the living in Burke county, Erufhy creek, fodr miles from the Chicka fnw bridge* on Brier cretk, or give infor mation, so that I get him, fti=dl receive the above reward. JOHN WELCH. July 19, 1806. N. B, All Printers throughout the Uni ted States will confer a favor on a fellow' citizen, by inferring the above in their refpeflive Paper*. J. W, Now in Richmond Jail. A NEGRO WOMAN by the neme of PA'l T ; Ihe fays she belongs to Mr.- Drayer-> who live* over the Oconee River; The ow ner is reqneftvd to come forward and prove his property, pay charges, and take her away* JURIAH HARRIS, Jailer. Jnlv to. (yt) A RUNAWAY. 15 ROUGHT to ihe Jail ©fScriven ccun -A ty, a new negro roan called PRINCE ; * about 20 yean of aye; he ha* his country marks, and teeth filed off—has' cn Ozot burg rrowfers and Cotton fhiit—fay* h« belongs to James Neely, who lives near Ltjnifville. The pwncr is requested to cotnc, psy exptnees and take him away, Wm. SMITH, Jailor. July 19. HI