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AUGUSTA CHRONICLE. , — — : : . I Vol. XX.] F R F P n n a/t ' * °* THL * R 2 3 S and TRIAL bt JURY shall remain inviolate. [No. 1038 AUG US *A. (Georg, a) P RI nted by DRISCOL, near, ths market, SATURDAY, Aupijt ij, 1 8ob. [3 Dolls, per Ann.'} THOMAS BUTT\ T> . XVSSPECTFULLY inform; the Public, that be h«* iuft arrived in Augusta, and has opened Store in Mr. Murren’s New House, lately occupied by Mtfiis John Howard S Co. With a choiu S deft ion of the Following Goods, WHICH HE WILL SELL ON VERY MODER ate terms; WHOLE SALE or RE TAIL, / VIZ REST F’ax find Tow Oznabergr, Brown and White Pjatiila;, In'fh Linen and Britanias, Cotton Shirting, Silk and Cotton Umbrella?, Long Lawn* and Cambrics, Lcccd Cardbrkk and Veil:, 4 4 and 6 4 Lena Muflln, Biack love Shawls and Vtiis, Lull ring aad Belongs, Ladies Silk Polices, Biack and White j ic too Gloves, Biack and col'd. Silk do. White and col’d. Cotton do. Ladies long walk Leather do. Ginghams and Chambra Muslin, Cambrick Mnflirw, Avery elegant afTortment of rich Fancy Mullins from 50 cents to j dels, per yard, v A few pieces of richley ornamented CirerdHin Robe?—very elegant; PuUicat and Msdrafs Handkerchiefs, New Red Bandannas do. Linen and Cambrick Pocket do# Cotton do. do. Ribbons an! Silk do* Velvet Ribbon and Ferretr, Silver Piufs lot Bonnet*, Laces and Edgeings, I>Lck, white and coi'd Sewing Silk and Twist, Ounce Thread, Col’d Threads, common and patent, Adclpha Cotton '1 bread in papers and vartiifliad hone*. > A choice Alfortmeut of Pi to»«i c*u,. oe , y from i/gd. 104/6d. per yard, White Calicoes and Fuftians* .i and 6 4 Cotton Cheek* I and £ Bed Tick, CaUmsnooes and Durants, Bomhiziacs and Bombszctti, Florentines, Grapes and Perfiani, Silk and Colton Suspenders, B'ack and col’d best London made Hats, Super ft ic Cloth and Caffimercs,^ Corderoy*, Velveteens and Thicksets, Beft' Nsnkccns, Plumbums, Flannels and coaffe Woolens, 100 Ready made Vests, A handlome aftortment of Boots and Shoes, . Ladies embiordered and plara Cotton I * Stockings, I Mens do. do. do* I Boys and Miffeu Stockings, I Dimities, Janes and Jennti, ■ Dialer Tabic C,otht and lower r< g, I Diaper Holland Tat es and Bobbins, I, Blue and white Pavilion Gauze. ■ A large assortment of Leghorn and Split ■ Straw R mnets, % M Attiftdsl Wreaths, Feather* & t rowers, I Cotton and Silk Trimmings, jfi Steel Bugles for Bonnets, SR Tabic knives and berks, Bw Pen and Pocket Knives, m Razors and RhzolT trops, I Tinned Iron and Fuftizn Spools and Ui- I viders, I Gimbletr, 3c, 3c, I July I THE SUBSCRIBER I Offers For Sale , I His STOCK in Trade , I Consisting of a final! though I choice afloriment of I DRY GOODS, || Lately imported, with a supply of ft Liquors and Groceries , H which he will dispose of on low term V and on a liberal credit, K ISAAC HERBERT. [ June 7, 1806. ft The Subferiber, ftl-NTENDIKG to be absent l«frora the State a few ou nths, has legally KJappointed Mr. John Campbell, attorney IBlor Thomas 3 John Moore, during his B JOHN MCORE. B du£vjla> Avgujl g, [3*l for sale, My Routes and Lot, North fide of Broad-ftreer, near the Market; the (land it an excellent one for tranfafting bufmef* on a large or fraall fealc, with three tenement*Alfo, a Cot too Machine with 87 saws, ail in complete repair—1 ac terms of fa.c, one and two years credit j this indulgence, certainly is an objeO loan adiivc ptrfon.-Poffeflion tn be had on the xftof October next,— For further particulars apply tome, SAMUEL M. SMYTH. 7*ty 19* . [tf] - , • (fct" D. Smelt returns thanks to his Iriends, for the libe ral fupperthehas received in hit prcfdTion, and feel* it his duty to notify them, as it refpefls the fcllowmg particular*—Con templarirg a removal 10, or near Milledgc vine, the next fall, he ii compelled to d«. dine practice in this Cry, in order ihat he may be enabled t a? just the out ft and ir.g debt* (hat arc yet cmer To such a* cai.not irrmediate y meet hi* demand, fat ficicnt time will be given, provided the account is liquidated ; and to Inch, whefe situation will admit prompt payment, he will led himfclt obliged by chcit pur&u slity. When in town, should any patient wilh his affiftancc, he will with plcifure, co-opc ratc with the family piaftuioner. July 19, tBc6 [tf] £3- Those indebted to the late Laurence Somers, are requested to call on and fettle their rupeCt* ivc accounts with the bublcribcr, and those having demand* against the cftsre, to apply to JOHN CQRMICK, Ex'r. Angvjl 16. ( 3 t) - - NO TICE. A LL persons having claims a _T p.»nirl lliv. wrtttHi vrr Thoma*, late of Tattnall county, dcceafcd, are required to render them, in form a-d time as preferibed by Law ; ar.d all those who arc indebted to the estate, to make pavmcnt to Daniel Brinfon at the desk's iffice of the county o‘ Tattnall for BASEL LAMAR, \ d , . MORIS KELLY, /' un< August 9. (4<) If Mr. Baley Bor ret, late of Bungay or the neighborhood of Bungay Sut folk county, England, is living, by an application to the printer, he w ill hear of something to his advantage. Mr. Borret is reported to have refi lled in Hancock County in 1801. July 19. LL*) NOTICE. X TINE months from the dare hereof ap IN plication will be ma le to thehono»a bis Inferior court for the county of Burke for leave to fell fcveral trail* of land, two 01 three of which arc in said ccunt>, the fame being part of the real ettatc "f QAn tin Pooler dcccaftd, for the benefit ol the heir and creditors J. POOLER, Adm’r. January j, rarngm. Notice is hereby Given, T'TlATnine month* from the date here of, application will be made to the Honorable Inferior Cou.t of Greene crun tv, for leave to fell the half of an undivid ed trait of land, containing Five Hundred aciei, in said county, it being the real eftateof Ezekiel Pa.k, deccafcd, for the benefit of the heir* and creditors of said dee. RICHd; S. PARK, Adm’r, November 30. # (latnpo) N. B. The above sale is postponed until the loth ot March next. <4 l ) NOTICE. NINF. month* from tbs date hereof ap plication will be made Jo the honor able the Inferior Court for the county of Columbia, for leave to fclltwo trafts of land in said county. The fame being part of L real estate of Jcbn Sargent dec. for benefit of the heirs and creditor*, the SARGENT Admix. May *4- l ”° 9tom Sheriff’s titles. Bills of sale, Mortgages, &c. may be had at this Office. i J LANDS FOR SALE ' THE SUBSCRIBER Unde7 a power of Attorney, i OFFERS FOR SALE, THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OF LAND, 1000 acres lituated at the time offurvey, in Prince William's Pariih, Gran* ViJlc County, SouMv-Carolina, 500 acres lituated at the time of survey on a branch of the Saltcatchri, called cross fw amp, in Celleton county South Carolina. 500 acres situated at the time of lurvcy, in Colleton county, South Car* olina, 503 acres being an Ifldnd litua ted t>u Sav-nnah River, op polite Poore Ro* bin’, Bluff Georgia. 500 acres, lituated at the time c* fnrvcy in Colleton county, Soutli Caro lina. 100 acres on Swallow Savan nah, in the then Granville county, South- Carolina. 550 acres lituated on faltcatch es Swamp in the then Granville county, Scuth'Carolina. 2500 acres in Ninety-fix Di flrift, in the foik of Eaoric and Tiger ri vers, and on two creeks, called Cedar Ihoal creek and Samrays creek South-Carolina* > TERMS OF SALE. One third Cafn and tiw balance in ou e and two years, with security and morgage on the lands—lndifputable tide* will be given. GRESHAM SMYTH. Wirrenton, Gtorgia, April $ itm6 r A, GEORGIA, By his Excellency JOHN MILLEDGE, \, £hk£. tflbe Militia thereof, A Proclamation, W HEREAS in and by an aft passed the nth of February, 1 799» entitled “An aft to regulate the General Elections in this Sta.et and to appoint the time of the mec* “ tinir of the General Allembly," it is a raong other things declared; “ that all writs of elections to fill vacancies that may • 4 hapnen for members of the General Afiem <« bly of this lla e, or lloufe ot Rcprtfcn “■ tativts of the United States, (ball be di « ie fl c d to the Justices of (he Inferior Courts 4t 0 f t he relpcfliva counties, who are rtqui te u d to give public notice thereof, &r taufc “ the fame to be held in manner and form as herein before pointed agreeably to “ to such wrir." .And where as a vacancy hath happened in the Uoufe of Reprdentaiives ol the United States, by reason of the reflation of the Honorable Jofcph Bryan, who was elefted and coouniffioned toferve as a member there in, for this date, until the fourth day of March next. I have therefore thought pro per to iflus this my proclamation, hereby notifying, directing and ordering the Jufti ccs of the Inferior Courts of the refpeftive counties in this date, to conftder the fame as a general writ of eleftion for filling the a torch id vacancy. And Ido hereby charge and require the said Jufticcs to give due no tice, that an eleftion for the purpofc afore faid. will be held in the refpeaivc counttes. on MONDAY the firlt day of SEPTEM BER next. And I do hereby farther re quire that fach returns of said eleftion, ns she aforefaid aft points out, be trade to the Executive Department within the tune pre feribed. _ . _ Civets uniter my hand and the threat Seal of the State, at the State. House vi Louisville, this twenty.etgh.h Jay of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fix, and of the Independence of the Uni ted'Srates of America, the thirtieth. JOHM MILLEDGE. V>v the Governor. : MiUtBURV, Secretary of the State, (et wi^t) JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE At this Office, PEAK’S EVIDENCE, And the sth Volume of EAST’S REPORTS. STUBEN’S Military Exeecisb si Faz Sale a: this Office, (By Authority.) AN ACT For tJhibhjJjwg rules and articles for t ti government aj the arrhies of the United States, Aar. 64. General courts martial may cofifift of any number of commifionrd officers from five ?o thirteen, inclufircly, but they ihall not coniift of less titan thirteen, where that number can be convened, without inani feft injury to the fcrvice. 65. Any general officer comman ding an army, or colonel commanding a separate department may appoint general courts martial whenever nccelTury. But np ftntencc of a court martial (ha!l be car ried into cxecutioh untill after the whole proceedings (Hall have been laid before the officer ordering the fame, or the officer com manding the troops for the time being j neither lhall any fcntcnce of a general c« ore martial, in time of peace; extending to the loss of life, or the difmiifion of a commissioned officer, or (hall either in time of peace or wa-, refpciUog t general officer, he cairird into execution, until after the whole proceed ings (hail ha 70 b«cn tvanCnlrtctl tr> tnc /CClC tary of war, to belaid before the Brcfldent of the U. Si for his confirmation or dilapproval and orders in the case. All other feotences may be confirmed and executed by the offi cer ordering the court to alfcmble, or the commanding officer for the time being, as the case may be. Art. 66. Every officer commanding a regiment, or corps, may appoint, fer his own regiment, or corps, comts martial, to confi.i of three commissioned officers, for the trial and punishment of off nets, not capital, and decide upon their funcnccs. For the fame purpose all officers, comman ding any of the garrisons, forts, barracks, or other places where the troops consist of different carps, may aflcmblc courts’martial, to confut of three commissioned officers, and decide uptm their fentone;*. Art. 67. No garxifon, or regimental court martial (hall have the power to try officj rs : nei month's pay, nor impriiu./, c ..f. labor, any non-conmiifli >ned officer or sol dier, for a longer time th. n one month. Aar. 68. Whenever it may be found convenient and neceffuy to the public fcrvice, the officers of the marine (hall be affoda teJ with the officers of the land forces, for the purpose of holding courts manial and trying offenders belonging to either; and in fuefi cases the orders If the senior officers or either ccfps who nrtfy be prefenc and duly authorized, (hall be received and obeyed. Art. 69. The judge advocate, or fame person deputed by him, or by the general or officer commanding the army, detach ment, or garfifen, (hall profccure in the name of the U. States; but (hall so farcon iider hunfelf as couocrl fer the prifoncr, after the said prifoncr (hall have made his pica, as to object to any leading quefticn to any of the witnesses, or any question to the ptifancr, the anfwcr 10 which might tend to eliminate himftlf ; and adroinifter to each member otihe court bctoic they proceed up on any trial the following oath, which (hall aifo be taken by all members ot the regimen tal and garrison courts martial. “ You A. B. tlo fwe.ar that yon will well and trulcy try and determine, accor ding to evidence, the ma ter now l<forc you between ihe U. States of America, and the ptifoncr to be trier!, and that you will duly administer jullicc, accotuirig to provisions of “ An atff eitablifn ng rules and articles for the government ot the armies of the U. States,” without partiality, favor or affedlion ; and if any doubt (hall arifr, not explained by said articles, according to • your conference, the heft of your onderftand injr, and the custom of war, in like cases; and you do further fwcar, that you will not divulge the ftntencc of the court until it (hall be publiftitd by the proper authority ; neither will you difelofc or difeover the vote or opinion of any particular member of the court martial, onkfs required to give •evidence thereof as a witnef., by ? court of lattice, in a due course of law. So help you God ." And as soon as the said oath (hall have been adminiftcred to the rcfpciflive members, the prefidcnt of the court (had adminider to the Judge advocate, or person officiating as fuji,’ an osth in the following words : “ A, E. do swear, that you will not difciofe or difeovet the vote or opinion of any particular tf.crsbcr of the court mar tial, unlcl’s required to give evidence there of as a witnefi, by aco in of justice in due course of iaw. Nor divulge the fcntencc of tbs court to any bat the proper authority, until it (hail be dui/ difeiafed by the fame. So help you God.’* Aar. 70. “When any prifoncr arraigned before a general court martial (hall, from obstinacy and deliberate design, ftaad mute u a.ofv jc focaiign to thz putpofc, the court