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Newspaper Page TextPUBLISHED DAILY BY COSAM EMIR BARTLET. THE SAVANNAH MUSEUM Is published near Whitaker-street, on the Bay, tre ry day for eight months and three times a •week for the remaining four months in the year, •#t xiobt dollahs per annum, if paid in advance, or ten dollars if paid after the expiration of the year. No subscriptions are received for a period less than six months, for which five dollars are charged. The S AVANNAH MUSEUM for the Country is published to meet the arrangements of the mail, three times a week at five dollars per an num, if paid in advance, or Bronx dollars per annum if not paid during the year. Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines are published in both papers the first time, for 75 cents, and continued in the city paper, unless otherwise ordered, at 38 cents each continuation —Advertisements over twelve lines charged in the same proportion. When an Advertisement is sent to the office without any number of insertions being expres sed on the face of the order, it is understood, tht the advertiser ‘wishes it continued until fur ther notice. Therefore, all Advertisements whish are not originally limited to a certain num ber of insertions, are continued and charged un til an order for discontinuance is received. Ad vertisements not continued oftener than once a week, are charged for each insertion, the same as ant-w advertisement. _____________ Lands for Sale. WILL be disposed of at a low price and on accommodating terms, a valuable tract of land on Lewis’ Creek and on the Altamaha river 4 miles above the town of Darien, formerly the ■property of Mr. Wm, Joyner. The tract consists of 1190 acres, 200 of which are cleared and im proved with the ordinary Plantation Houses — There are about 800 acres of first quality tide land, suitable for the culture of Hice, Cotton or Sugar; the remainder high land, with ar. exten sive kno wl fine elevation on which the settle ment is made. The land is well timbered, and from its conti guity to a market, will, in its clearing, instead of incurring expense, produce profit by the sale of Shingles and other lumber, the proceeds of which must far exceed the expences of the labor. This tract is one of the oldest surveys and consequent ly best selection of River Swamp land, with an excellent pitch of tide, suitable to any species of culture—having a beautiful scite for a residence and located at an agreeable distance from the town of Darien, for purposes of business or plea sure. Terms and a more particular description may be known on application to GEORGE SCHLEY, march 14 d62 No. 1, Commerce Row. GEORGIA HOTEL. THIS Establishment well-known for some time past, having been thoroughly repaired ami many extensive additions made to it, is a gain opened for the rccommoilation of boarders —lt is in a healthy and airy part of the city, und is well calculated for giving comfort and ease to all who may patronise the establishment. The proprietor can at any time accommodate pri vate families, having spare rooms for that pur pose. travellers and constant hoarders will be well attended to, as good stables and hostlers have been procured—and the eating establishment VillittU times be furnished with the very best viairds Hie market can afford. The bedding is ‘of the first order and attentive servants are pro curedtt> provide every comfort that can be had for those’ whb inay call for them. In the liar Room the best of Liqnm s will be furnished; — and in the reading-room department, to those who wish food for the mind, papers frotn every •quarter of the United Slates will be found The subscriber trusts from‘the endeavors he shall make, to render every individual comfortable who may patronize -the Georgia Hotel, that he ‘will receive a share Us the public patronage. HENRY BUFORD, Baptist CtiUi'ch Square. april 27 lm Travellingfr. North to South four to six new, comfortably construe . ed four wheel vehicles, drawn by four horses each and driven by sober and careful drivers, will set out from Trenton in New-Jer sey to Savannah via Augusta in Georgia, on or about the 15th of September next. The route through Pennsylvania, Virginia and the Caroli nes, will be confined as much to the neighbor hood of the mountains, as the good roads thro’ the countrv will allow. The journey will be ieisureiy taken, so as to consume from four to five or even six'weeks, dependent somewhat on the inclination oflhe persons who may become passengers. Those who are disposed to engage seats for ‘he above described journey, can do so by ap plying to the Post-master at Savannah Frior bty in the choice of seats will be regulated by numbering the first applicant one, which will entitle that person to the first selection, and so °n to the last. An entire carriage cau be taken HP hy engaging the number of seats, may 28 bps Insurance against Fire • THE .Etna Insurance Company, Hartford, will insure houses and buildings, merchan dize, furniture, and other property, including vessels in the port, their cargoes, &c. against, loss or damage by Fire, for any term from one mouth to one or more years. * he conditions, which are moderate, may be known 011 application to the subscriber, who is authorized agent, and is empowered to issue policies without the delay incident together a of this nature. , ‘he company undertake in all cases to pay me full amount of the actual loss, provided it oes nut exceed the amount insured. The Premiums are reasonable, and should offer a * ron g inducement to any person having pro ‘ er '- v W hazard to plaie it in security _may2B 26 8. MANTftN. @To Let, One of those Tenements in the rear of Col. Shellman’s boardingshouse—The imm ke lojy and possession can be obtained For further particulars, apply at Museum office. may 6—7 THE SAVANNAH MUSEUM Paints , Oil , Window Glass fyc . AUGUSTUS CORNWALL, HAS received per ships Garonne, General Carrington, Corsair, and brig Panthea, an additional supply of the above articles, viz; 500 kegs London and Liverpool White Lead, ground in oil, in 28,56, and 112 lb kegs 100 kegs Spanish Brown, ground in oil 100 do Venitian Red do IGO do Yellow Oclire do 100 do black Paint do ■SOO gallons Linseed Oil 150 do Spirits Turpentine 500 do Lamp Oil 300 boxes American, English, French and German Window Glass, assorted, from 7 by 9 to 12 by 18 Together with a general assortment of Paints and Painters Artic'es, which will be sold on ac commodating terms at his Paint Store in Whita ker street, near Col. Shelman’s Mansion House. ALSO, 10 bis first quality Albany Ale april 23 96 CHEAPER THAN EVER Just opened at the most reduced prices, at PETER DREGE’S Three doors south of the Post Office. 70 pieces fine quality Oznaburgs, at 12J cts per yard 100 do extra do Strelitz do at 14 cts Plain and striped Russia drill, of the first quality, S 1 P r yd Vigonia Summer cloth, for coats and panta loons, 621 cts pr yd French Russia drill of all colours Superfine 6-4 cotton cambric, 12 yards for m Fine Men,s white and coloured Sox, 3 pair for a dollar Ladies white silk Stockings gl 50 pr pair Gentlemen’s elastic long silk lloze $2 100 ps fine and extra Irish Linen from 50 cts to sl, full 4-4 wide 10 cases extra quality water proof broad k narrow brim beaver Hats g 7 50 7 do second quality from 2 to g 4 ALSO, 80 PACKAGES Os the most fashionable Gentleman and Servant’s Summer clothing made in the newest style. Consisting of Searsucker, Russia drill, white Jane French Nankeenet, Canton and Nankeen’ Crape Blue and black Florentine Bombazine and. Camblet Pantaloons Searsucker, Gingham and Bcmbazine>round Jackets Bonibazette, Bombazine, Searsucker, Ging hams and Flanel Coatees English Florentine, white, coloured and Va lencia West coats Fine and extra fine Linen and Cotton Shirts with and without frills Servants corderoy round Jackets and Pan taloons of all sizes Marino Shirts and draws for Summer Flannel do do A great quantity of fine and extra fine, Gen tlemen’s fashionable Coats do single and double mill’d Pantaloons of all sizes and colours A great quantity of Duck Trowsers and Shirts’ for Laborers. 88 april 13 Mahogany Furniture , Pianno Fortes, Curled Hair Matrasses Feather Beds, Chairs dj‘c. THE Subscriber has removed bis Cabinet Furniture to his new Store in Whitaker street opposite Col. Shelmans Mansion House, where lie oilers for Sale on accommodating terms a large and full assortment of ? Cabinet Furniture of the best quality consisting of the. following articles, Side Boards, with and without Liquor Cases Sets of Dining 1 ables, single do. Sofas and Couches, Rosewood and Mahogany Pier Tables, with marble tops, Card Tables ; Tea Tables, Breakfast Tables, Dressing Ta bles, with and without glasses Rosewood and Mahogany work Tables do do ■yVliting do Secretaries. Book Cases, Bureaus Double and single Wash Stands, Piano Stools Music Book Cases, Mahogany Chairs CurledJMaple do, Basewood do High post Rosewood Bedsteads, Field do do do Mahogany do Field do do do Curled Maple do Field do Looking Glasses Pier and Mantle do Dressing do of every description Piano F'ortes, the newest Music, ftc. Double and single curled hair Matrasses do do feather Beds of the best quality A large assortment of Chairs. J. IV. MOP.RELL. may 10 11 - Corn, Flour , Bacon The Cargo of the sloop Roxanna fromJFred erickbuvgli for sale by 11ALL U HOY i. mav 13 13 _____ Lamp Oil and Spermacetti Candles. 500 gallons Spermacetti Lamp Oil in barrels and tierces, of a superior quality 25 boxes Spermacetti Candles, lrom J. How land. jun. & co’s. manufactory, New-York, just * f “ ZSSmibl may 13 13 CORN. ®r) bushels prime Maryland Corn, of schr Gustavas, for sale by B JOHN LATHROP, may 13 • 13 . %The Library* IS open for the delivery of Books, Monday Wednesday anil Friday, from 4 to 6 o elo de P.M 33 WEDNESDAY MORNING—JUNE 5, 1822. C. Kelsey Cos. Have received by the brig Hope and ether late ar rivals, PLAIN and striped Russia Drill Elegant Crape Dresses Plaid and striped Silks Levantine and Florence do Black Silk Camblet Black and colored Canton Crapes Valentia Vest shapes Black and plain Silk Ildkf’s India and German Flag do Bl’k. blue and col’d Italian Sewing Silk Long and short yellow Nankeens Russia Sheetings Imitation do Men’s and women’s white cotton Hose Common and Superfine Calicoes Irish Linens, whole and half pieces Book, Mull and Jackonet Muslins White and colored Cravats Linen Cambrics and Long Lawns Domestic Shirtings do Sheetings do Plaids and Stripes Madspoltn and Power Loom Shirtings Thread and Bobinet Laces Worked Flounces Collaret Bands Striped and plain Ginghams White Jeans and Satteeua Cotton Cassimeres Striped Cotton Florentine Blue mixed Satinets Common and superfine Broadcloths do do Caasimeres Silk Umbrellas and Parasols Gilt Coat and Vest Buttons Pearl do Tortoise Shell Combs Imitation do Black and white Silk Hose do do do Gloves Beaver and Uucksin do Black and white Italian Crapes Black Florentines,. French and ndia White Mcrseilfes Vesting Apron Checks , Plain and figured Lustring Ribbons Black Velvet do Madrass Handkerchiefs Worked Muslin Dresses 4-4 and 6-4 Mllincts - Strsw Bonnets Oznaburgs German Rolls Cotton Bed Ticking Brown Linens Bombazettes, plain and figured With a variety of other GOODS, which are offered for sale cheap for cash or approved paper. may'lS ns% 18 French Goods. OTIiHE subscribers have just received direct <LL from France via New-York, <n assortment of FRENCH GOODS £J PEMPUMEK T, which they offer wholesale at a moderate ad. vance—among them are : Double twilled Imperial Stripes t)o do mixt Jeans Fancy plaid Ginghams Assorted colors Vigonia Cassimeres Double width Bombazcen Tapes and Bobbins Ribbons and Galloons Italian Crapes, Velvet Ribbons Silk Stockings and Gloves Half silk Hose Green, blue, white, pink & black Florences Do do do do do Satins Black, blue and assorted colors Sewing Silk SHk Braids, thread Laces Ladies Kid and Castor Gloves Gentlemens superior Beaver Gloves, pressed and undressed linen Cambric Linen cambric Handkerchiefs Muslin Bands for Colleretts Canton Fringes, floss & marking Cottott Violin Strings, gilt edge Pins Head and ‘Tooth Brushes •Cologne, Rose and Lavender Water Pomatum, \ntique Oil, Hair Powder, etc. BLANCHARD, BROTHERS & CO. Anderson’s Building on the Bay. april 22 and Groceries. 100 jirime Sugars 50 bids. “ do 120 bags St. Domingo Coffee 100 bbls. Whiskey 70 bbls. and 20 pipes N. E. Gin 50 hhds. Jamaica and N. O. Rum 15 West India J* 20 pipes Holland Gin 30 do Cognac Brandy 40 qr. casks Tenerifle Wine 60 do Malaga and Current Wine 10 pipes and half pipes Canary Wine 20 bbls. Cherry Brandy 90 boxes Troy Candles • 75 do Spermaceti do 100 boxes Soap 10 chests and2o boxes Hyson lea 30 casks London Porter 40 bbls. Mess Pork 400 qr. boxes Spanish Segars 25 boxes white Havana Sugars 50 kegs manufactured Tobacco 20 boxes Cotton Cards 150 bbls. Flour 50 do Loaf Sugar 30 hhds. Molasses For sale bu LAWRENCE £# THOMPSON, may 15 ufls For Sale. SUII, DING Store,*Lime, Potatoes and Clar et, in demijohns and casks, by C. DELCHAMPS, may 23 and 22 Mongin’s Wharf. llutter Shot , §c. rgq. C. GRISWOLD & Cos. TayloFs Building, Ly offer oa sax* i 9 bbls Mesa Pork 44 do Ale 26 firkins prime Goshen Butter 20 casks shot assorted sizes 40 kegs Richmond Tobacco 20 do 2 elegant Gigs with plated Hariicss flfc bundles Hay may r> Notice IS hereby given, that the left hand halves of ten one hundred dollar notes of the Bank of the United States, signed by W. Jones, Presi dent, and Jon*. Smith, Cashier, of the numbers and tenor described below, were placed in the post-office at Philadelphia on the evening of the 13th December, 1820, inclosed in a letter by J. 3. k G. Hobson, to Joshua Milne at Savannah in Georgia, which letter was never received; and as the entire mail of the 14(h Dec. from Phila delphia to Savannah miscarried, tlie belief is that the said letter and notes were stolen or robbed from the mail. Application having been made to the bank by the subscriber for the pay ment of the whole of said notes, all persons concerned are requested to take notice. (Signed) JOSHUA MILNE. Jau. 1,1817 A 1470 favor of C S West jglOO “ A 936 “ J Houston 100 “ B 903 ■** lOO “ * D 1052 • P Scip 1(^0 “ C 426 “ W Rush, jr. 100 “ D 773 CP hidings 100 May 20,1318 A 1868 “ J-reale, Jr. 100 “ C 1797 •* lOO *• I) 1679 * 100 • D 1535 “ 100 giooo spril 8 -jidß2 Notice. 3TpHREF, months after date, application will <LL be made to the Bank of the Stute of Geor gia for the renewal of Certificate No. 408, for fourteen shares Stock, the original being lost. MARV SLEIGH. april 4 • nifSO Notice. THE Subscribers have again united their in terest in business under the firm of LAWRENCE y THOMPSON. JOSIAU LAWRENCE, WM. 11. THOMPSON. Savannah, May Ist. ms Notice. A LL persons having demands against the cs l\. tale of James Peto, late of South Carolina, deceased, are requested to render them prop erly attested according to law, and those in debted, are requested to make immediate pay ment to the undersigned qualified administra trix. MARY A. PETO. march 12 Notice. NINE months after date application will be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Bryan county for liberty to sell the Ileal Es tate of William Road, deceased. DAVID KENNEDY, Executor, march 14 9m* Take Notice. NINE months afterdate, I shall apply to the Hon. the Judge of thel nferior Court Chatham County, tor leave to sell be real es tate of W.G. Enoe, and for the benefit of the lieirsa ad creditors of said deceased. S. G. THREADC It AFT, Adm'r. rr 62 ( NOTICE. VHIHE subscriber requests that all those to 1. whom he is indebted will present their ac counts for payment previous to the 15th June next—and all those indebted to him will please call and liquidate their respective accounts. m ay 23 22 N. H. HART. Notice. THREE months afterdate the undersigned will make application at the Planters’ Bank of the State of Georgia, for payment of a Note issued by the said Bank, the left hand half of which has been lost—No. 551, value 850, s ‘fi n * ed John Bolton, Prei’t. JOSHUA MILNE. march 13 t n 'i6l Notice to Travellers. PERSONS travelling to Augusta by the way of Mill Haven and Coutteau’s, will keep up the old road from Jacksonhorought, 2 miles and three quarters, and then take the t ight hand road, as the former road which takes off at Jacksonborough, is stopped up, and a sign is put up at the forks of the road, may 4 §ni Notice. rIE copartnership of Hoao & Jarvis expir ed on the 16th inst. by mutual consent. — Those having demands will please present them for payment; and those indebted will call and settle their accounts with either of the subscribers. MARK HOAG, JOHN M. JARVIS. may 23 22 _____ Notice. £\ Li, persons indebted to the late firm of Parson* and Lay Druggists, are request ed to make payment to either 4 of the subscri bers, on or before the first day of July next Those persons that are delinquent, their ac counts will be put in the hands of an attorney i for collection. ANSON PARSONS. FRANCIS J. LAY. may 39 27 NOTICE. THE Co-partnership of Henry & Collins was dissolved on the Ist inst. by mutual con sent- Persons having demands against them will present them for settlement to George Collins, and those indebted will please pay the same to hito, as be is duly authorised to re- THOMAS HENM. GEO. COLLINS. june 4 —■'*— and . - JV otice. a LL persona having demands against the es /i tate of Delete Ann M'Coy, late of Savan nah, deceased, are requested to present them to the subscriber. ... S. C. GREENE, Admel'r. april 10 nf M . _ No. 135%.mm.V01. S$ ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. % Baker § Minion. On tae first Tuesd y in August next, at 12 o’ciV bejore the court house in this city, will be soi l ” barf Lot No. 8, and the improvements there on. Also, the lot and buildings thereon, late in the occupancy of Patrick Stanton, deceased, situat ed ill St Janies’ square, Healhcote ward, sold by permission of the Hon. the Inferior Court of tire ■county of Chatham. The above is the property hf the estate of Patrick Stanton deceased. Xj'crnis cash. . \ Ry order of the Adm; uistrator. juhf 1 By Baker and Minton, ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. On the first Tuesday in June next, will be sold in front of the Court-House in Savannah, be* tween the hours, The Buildings on Lot. No. (40) \\ arren Ward, in said city, together with the un expired term of thelease of said lot, being the remaining part of the estate of H. Herson, dec. Sold by virtue of an older of the lion, the Infe* nor Court of Chatham County, by order of the administrator. Terms csh. april 6 By George Schley 1 DMINISTRATQR’S sale. Gn the first Tuesday in August nekt. \l"bL be sold at the Court House in SsYan ” t nail, between the hours of 10 and 12 o’ clock, an undivided naif of all that valuable rice plantation, with the improvements thereon in Chatham cty. being (he upper part of Islay Island and containing 775 acres, 480 of Which are under dams now in the possession of Hugh Rose Esq. bounded south by the estate of Gen. T Read, and on other sidea?by the Savannah river, being formerly part of the real estate of Francis Levett, and after a regular division, allotted to heirs of John Levett, deceased, sold by order of the honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court of Chatham Count', for the benefit of the heir* of said John Levett, dec. CHRISTINA LEVETT, Adm’rx. by her attorney John Carnochan. JOHN CARNOCHAN, Adm’r of the late, John Levett* Jane 4 132 Administrator's Sale. PURSUANT to an order of the Hon the Ju*. tices of the Inferior Court of the county of Chatham sitting for ordinary purposes will be exposed for sale at the Court House in the City of Savannah, on the 4tli day of June next, between the usual hours, one Negro Man and one Negro Woman, part if the perrons! pro perty of John A. Casey, deceased. **” order of the Administrator. GEORGE SOHLEV, Auct. june 4 n32 Administrator's Notice. I A 11 HE subscriber has been appointed by the iA Court of Ordinary of Scriven County, ad ministrator of the estate and effects of Mrs. Lucy Thomas deceased, late of said county, and having been qualified as such, he requests all persons who may be indebted to the said Lucy Thomas, to make payment to himself, and those who have demands against her, must present them to him legally attested, at his residence in the county of Scriven. GEORGE POLLOCK, Administrator. v-ay 21 Administrator's Notice. 11HE subscriber has been appointed and 4JL qualified as administrator de bonis non of of the estate of Hieopilu* Thomas deceased, late of Scriven county, and he requests those per sons who have demands againat the estate to present them to Itimself properly attested, and such persons as are indebted to tlig deceased, are requested to make payment. GEORGE POLLOCK, Administrator. may 9 Superior Court. Chatham County Chambers, 18th April, 1822. Samuel Howard, i* aain-rr. vs. C Bill original and Bank of Darien, et. al. j mended. ‘'J IWO of the defendants in the above case, JL viz. The President of Die Bank of Darien, (representing said Bank) and the Cashier of the said Bank, reside without this county, which fact is verified by affidavit of complainant.— It is ordered, That copies of said bill be trans mitted by tiie Sheriff of Chatham county to the Sheriff of Mclntosh county, where the said de fendants reside, with instructions to serve then on said defendants, and make return ofsaidser vice on said copies, to the Clerk of the Superior Court of said county of Chatham, within thirty days from this date -, and it is further Ordered, that this Rule be published, and the defendants appear and answer at the next Term. Extract from the Minutes. JOB T. BOLLES, Clerk. april 24. so GEORGIA, “T By ELIJAH BAKER, ÜBiBTi couhtt. S Clerk Court of Ordinary. 14* KS. CLARISSA HOADLEY.fadroinistra 3jL trix of all and singular the goods ami chat els, rights and credits, which weie ofwkrmon Boadley, late of said county, deceased, applies for dismission from her said administration: These are, theiefore, to cite and admonish all persons cencerned. to file their Abjections, if any they Live, in my office, at Iticeborough, within the time prescribed by law; otherwise the said Clarissa Hoadley will be dismissed from her said administration. Given under my hand and seal this eighteenth day of March, in the year of our Lord one thou sand eight hundred and twenty-two. [i. s i ELIJAH B AKER, c. c. o. a. c. april 15 . 89*6m Hay § Lard. bundles Hay 50 kegs Lard Landing From t hip Morning Star, for sale by M __ JOHN LATHROP Is ft. „ msffS * ~ &