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TUESDAY MORNING June, 25.
The legislature of Connecticut, have passed a
j av y allowing of limited Co-partnerships, si mi! a’
to that passed in N. York.
[ Great injury has been sustained by the fruit
I trees in the middle states by worms. A paper,
I mentions that, in the northern parts of N. York,
I they are so numerous as almost to baffle exertions
Ito keep them from the dwellings of the inhabi-
I tints. The fore -ts in some places were laid waste
Ibv their depredations, and had the appearance j
■ of having been overrun by fire.
| paper in Hallow ell, (state of Maine,) states,’
■that great damage had been done in that part of!
■the country, by the fires in the woods In hitch- 1
■field in that state, several fields of grain had been
■entirely burnt over, besides a great quantity
■of woodland. In the western part of Augusta,
■die damage w-as considerable. In Summe’-set
■countv, a great amount of property bad been
Bdestroved, among which were several dwelling ,
■houses, barns and thills. Several dwelling hou-
Eeshad also been destroyed in Clinton county;
■the fire still continued to rage in every direction
Ld baffled all efforts to check it.
I It is stated that Jx. Mathiec esq. captain in )
■heimperial navy, and now one of the suit of,
Koutit de Survilliers, (Joseph Bonaparte,) has I
Keen mentioned in the will of Napoleon, for a I
Biuacf 100,000 francs.
■ ... BOSTON, June 12. •
I IMPORTANT law intelligence.
I A question has for some days past been pend-
M, the District Judge of this District, j
Khich has excited very great attention among
dealers of Stocks and Exchange, and gem-r
- commercial community, from the ex- :
K, un d novelty of the principles, which were
■nderstood to have been assumed m the case.
■ A debtor of the United States Bank was pos-1
Kid of a certificate of Stock in bis own name j
K large amount, and on the day the notes be- j
Hmedue, he having failed, the Bank filed a Bill j
m Equity, and prayed that an Injunction might !
to restrain any transfer until a decree should
on the claims set fortii in the bill. !ne ,
KcUredobject was to appropriate the Stock m
Kestion to the payment of Die notes due the
States Bank.
■This claim was resisted by the debtor. On Sa
■rdy last the District Attorney, Mr. Blake, ad- j
Bessed the Court in support of the Bank, and
Be counsel of the opposite party, J. T. Austin,
Bq. was to have been heard yesterday, to which !
Ktethe Court stood adjourned. It appeared!
■ flic answer of the respondent that the pro-
Briy.ln question was in fact liolden by him as
Hstee, urtder a dccreetal order of the Circuit
Kurt, and tlrrt the claim cf the Banc was resist
■by liifn fur this reason, among others ; that
Ktrukt property, although nominally standing
■ his own name, was'not legally liable for his
Bvate debts,
BflUhe opening of the Court yesterday the per-
Bt for whom the respondent was trustee appear-
Bby Daniel Webster and ■ • K. M illiams, Esqrs.
I Council, and by a supplemental bill claimed
funds in question as part of the trust fund.
Bitrettpor. by consent and without argument,
K District Judge dismissed the petition ot the
.States Bank and decreed on this latter
Him that the Stock should not be tiunsterred
Hil the next ‘term of the Circuit Court of the
Hited States. ,
general question therefore, about which
Hmuch interest has been excited, was not <iis
■s.'.t and has received 110 decision ; but we 11R-
that some other claims ofasimilarria-
He are about being brought forward, in wfitch
Bse important principles will necessarily re-
Htt the attention of the Court. — Patriot,
■Vice! Current at Lima, Jan. 16. 1822. —Flour,
Berfine* bbl. £35 ; Beef, mess, 30; Pork,
Bud prime, 35; Butter, lb. 65 cts.; Cheese,
B Hants, 30 ; Lard, 40 ; Bread, pilot, qt. 10;
Bars, Havana, box, 30 a 40; Fish, Cod, qt. 10
B; Lumber and Boards of all kinds, high and
Beraand; Tobacco. Leaf, good quality, £6O-;
Bswax, lb. 90 cts.; Quicksilver, £6O a7O ;
Bdsor Chairs, strortg, doz. 50 a6O ; Bureaus,
Bered, so; Tables, Sofas, kc. in demand ; In-
HCorn, the fanega of 2 1-4 bushels, 10 a 11;
H. do. 5 a 6 ; Platillas, middling, 19 ; Britan
■ ordinary, 4 ; do. fine, 7; Creas, 32 ; ltou
■32.
■°>‘r will, in all probability, maintain the pri
■uoted. unless in the event of large quanti
■being shipped from the U. States, as the
■lyfrum Chili for the present year, will not
the expenditure of this market, which
■mts to, at present, about 250 bbls. daily, and
H 1 fl° ur is at its cheapest price, it may be
H'-ited at 350.
of Beef and Pork, say 100 bbls. each
sell at the prices quoted.
jH' CT , Cheese, Hams, Lard, Bread, Sugars,
would sell in small quantities, at the
Price's ; the fust article high and in de-
BfTobacco is monopolized by government ;
F Sl ' es ft 'ere effected at £62, and is resold
B em at 112 a 129. Notwithstanding the
B rice fins article, I would not advise a
Bl'iantity being sent to this country, as I am
Bj y government will prohibit it altogether.
B>nidera!ile quantity of Wax might be sold
■Price quoted.
Bnan and French I.inens high and in de
■ latge quantity might be expended.
■ siher is ratlier dull at present, in conse-
B “ ■ e Principal mines being in possession
■ ‘ , > ar,,ts ’ fi'e last sales of this article were
By 5 > on board. Y'ou will see by the ta
■“heeofduty.
of all kinds in demand—but Chairs
and Bureaus most suitable for this market.
The idea of bringing Indian Corn and Oats to
this market is quite nevv, but from the best in
formation I can obtain, these articles will brill
the prices quoted, and may be expended in co>’
siderable quantities.
List of Am. vessels at Callao, Jan. 10.-Sivy,
i’abius,of New-York'; Panther, Boston; Flyi...
Irish, do. vessel “sold; Gen. Hand, of Baltimore
Mercury, of Providence; Caravan, do. ; brigs
Macedonian, Boston; Thetis, do.- Palladium.
We understand, the demand for Boston mo
ney, or wish or occasion to exchange foreign
bills, appeared to have lessened greatly yester
day—and that but a moderate number of persons
were present at the Yew-England Bank for that
purpose, instead of the crowd which has been
lately witnessed.
A correspondent hopes to see added to the
numerous useful incorporations in this city, a
company for the insurance of Notes of Hand and
other Debt's. T his would he very serviceable to
enterprising individuals of smali capitals, to per
sons who wish o travel, and to mariners who are
much from home.
We hear that the officers of the Ann ft Hope,
spoken at sea, and -,vho appear to luve left Lin
tin about the 22d of Feb. reported that the Brit
ish vessels had left that place—no Settlement
I having been made w th die Chinese.— lbid.
| Prom the New.Yor.jc American.
| It is due to the pubhc that a move accurst
[Statement than any that has yet appeared
suou;d be given of th: proceedings to
the recent verdict in favor of ih< vice nr'Si
de it. On the 25th NovenifeV IBifi a seitiev
rneut of the vice president’s recounts took
place at tin- treasury, when a iva* de-1
clarod in f.is favor of £2,U t, which wtwimme
diate Iji paid him by a warrant drawn . the ~< 1.
; November, .nid transmitted to nun a ; Albany. j
i It vtas subsequently ascertained by the auditors
! that a sun. ul about §14,00b had <ven credited
|to which the vie* president was not entitled, a
j fact which the -ice president admitted and er
! p! lined on the trial ; it. was therefore transfer
j-. ad to his debit on the books of the ire'ssury.
| In this state it ten aioed until a provision tn
the appropr.ation b'tii. wkciholliog the pay.
j ment of Die salary of those officers of the gov
j erament Against whom a balance was reported,
| the vice president proposed to the agent of the
treasury ip* inst tution of a suit to seule
j all the claim,! t ■ winch iie asserted a legal
| right. Inati uctior,s were according- - - given to
j the U 8. au irney of this distrit t, .no on Mon
; day the 3d of June, the trial cam* tin before
; the district court
The claims of the vice president v. ere cre
| sented in a bill of the following particular*:
! To intsresi on a balance of £.ib,ooCl re
ported ?4in Dec. tßi4, £ 10,000
;To interest on §4,411, the anioutit of
less s’lstoiiieci on treasury uo-eg
hvpot hecated to the bank of Ame
rica, g 1,529
I To amount of e rtsin vouchers *on.
tained ill a letter of Mr Brent,
formerly paymaster general, a- 1
which was net included in ilie stt
tlessent of 1814, £14,527
■To amount of drati ertoneoti'.ly char
ged in the settlement, of 18i6, as
the aue had ‘leer include’ ; in
th.; previous settlement of 1814, £29,000
To commissi’ iis on money raised by
the hypothecation of treasury
notes for the benefit of the U. S.
in the years 1814, and 181 5 ; at 5
per cent. £9.5,000
To 6 per cent slock allowed to the
city of X. York i i their scUement
with the Ui iled States govern
ment in Jan ;hi6, the terms of
which no w claimed by the vice
president, including interest, £144,760
On the above sums interest was charged, ma
king an aggregate amount of £659,311.
After a trial of four days of investigation as
• as to the facts, and much discussion on the. va
! riety of incidental questions that must always
I occur in so important and intricate a cause, the
i.iury presented a verdict for the defendant,
! and individually delivered to the vice presi
dent the certificate referred to in a former
number of this paper. As tins certificate has
been by many misunderstood, it may he v ell
here to explain it. By a law of this state,
Where an amount is found for a defendant ex
ceeding that claimed by Die plain tiff, it may be
presented to the couri as a part of the finding
of the jury, in the form ‘of a certificate, it
forms part of ihe rtcord in the cause, and exe
cution issues on it as on a Judgment. But it is
limited to the case of individuals, and to the
state courts It has therefore uo application
or obligatory force in the federal courts, much
less the federal government, and in no instance
was it ever presented in 4 federal court ex
cept in the present esse. It must however be
considered as a high expression of the wishes
feelings and opinions of twelve respectable ju
rors towards U e man who by universal consent
deserves some indemnity for his sacrifices, and
some reward for his great public services. Ex
ceptions were taken by Mr. Tillotson to the
opinion delivered by the court, which are now
pending, and .which way eventuate in anew
trial.
Some days ago we copied from the N. Y.
papers, an account of a trial of a civil cate be
tween the United States and vice president
Tompkins. Every one in this city, familiar
witli legal proceedings, was surprised at those
related in connexion with this case. The
charge of Judge Van Nes3, as reported, was
deemed extraordinary and extra-judicial: he
appeared in the light of a pleader tor the de
feudaut, earnestly seeking not only a general
verdict in his favor, but something furl her from
the jury that should reverse the situation of the
parties to the suit, & subject the national trea
sury to a heavy charge. In the New-York pa- j
pers of yesterday, it is said what fell from the j
judge in relation to the ceitificate in the vice
president’s favor, which was asked from the ju
ry by the defendant and his counsel was misap
prehended His direction to the jury was,
that if, on a full investigation of the accounts,
they should be satisfied that the credits claim
ed and proved by the defendant were equal to
or greater in the aggregate than the sum de
manded by the United States in this suit, then
they should find a general verdict for the de
fendant ; that such verdict was all that could
be officially received or recorded : that any
certificate they might afterwards think it just
and’proper to give to the defendant, they
could on*/ JJive as individuals, and U could
form no part of the record or the legal procee
dings’ in the cause.
Thri rectification which is given upon autho
rity, alters the complexion of the allair ; but al
together, the course pursued on the occasion,
;ul the act of the jury, wili not tend to estub
'-htlve validity of the vice president’s claims
t:ie public opinion. We Would ourselves
refer tint lie should be found the creditor in
cad of the debtor of the United States. Yet
afore we could oe satisfied of the.fact, >ve
houkl require} another kind of investigation
‘ban that which lias been had at New-York, and
perhaps a change of the venue.—National Gaz.
NEW-YORK June 13.
John tftill beat at lasi. —We do not rec
ulect to have read in all the annals of gor
mandizing,- so faithfully recorded it: the
English papers, any instance to be coinpa
*ed with the following, which we have ex
; acted from the Baltimore Patriot. In
justice to the Editor of that paper, ue have
to observe, that he does not vouch for the
authenticity of the statement, but consid
ers it as a satire on some of the late feats
of gormandizing, which have ornamented
the columns of our papers:—
*• Jigentleman well known to the editor,
out woo, from motive of delicacy does not
wish his name mentioned, has assured us,
mi the word of another gentleman, that a
few morning* past, a friend of his ate for a
wager, at a single meal, fourteen pounds
.’I rosin soap, Un e pair of woolen stockings,
fried in drippinge, and as much raw tripe
a* would make him a pair of leather breech
es, eight dozen pounds of tallow candles,
ihree pump-bolts, a ring-tailed monkey,
Mo cait wheel*, a live jackass, a sm.:ll ne
gro boy fricaseed in a hamper of chesnut
i burs, besides, bread, butter &c. in pronor
iub.*t ■
/I ts a man a right to the possession of
his own If ife ?—This question it appear*
has iieen re .entiy anti gra,yely ngit&tetl in
the Court of Common Pleas, anil genera!
Sessions of the Peace at Genesee, Lev illu
sion County, under the following circum
stances.—An action on thecase was brought
by the husband against the father of the
wife, for forcib’y taking her .away and dc
|tainiug I t rv'ii her own will, and that
ri>l her husband, i'h,* dtcision in the court’
below was in favor of the plantiß’, and the
defendant s;>p tied. On the trial oi the
I appeal. M \ns r.dmitted Mint the daughter
jv, •> a minor, and >i tried agaiqat the will
I I tut without t'e , . nent of the defendant.
I’lte marriage was mi nuted to be legal.
| I’h'e ilcffiiiiniif'. ♦•■nirrael cotitended that
toe lathe; had ;;<!tt by law, to the custo
<l v art) * I-’ • •: fvs minor child, the mar*
ii'g? 10-. t ri Mi ; and the court on
thai j:i>uvi ; i and the plantiS'. On a
stib- q .he term, hrwever, the
j court s> rite non-suit, and granted a
; new trial ; • and Junes, Judges dissen
j ring ; so that the parlies now stand in sta
tu quo. We amy add, ante helium.
Breach of Promise of Marriage.”- Cases
of this natme seem to be multiplying in an
extsrnrdinary degree in our Gou ts, not
withttanding the heavy damages which
liavem -otne instance beenawarded against
the fai hless tiivrr Only week, Hetty
Me Wharton obtained a verdict of 700 dol
lars in ti e Circuit Court at Waterloo vil
lage, in this state, against jame Thomas,
tor breach of promise of marriage, and, at
Concord, Neiv-Hampshire cn ths 9ih in
stant, another young man was subjected
in 584 dollars, or violating his” trouth’, in
sinnlai circumstances. Ifthesc numerous
examples do not check the evil, (hey at
lea.si give a portion to many virtuous girls,
whose poverty, it is more than probable,
was the only cause us their being slighted.
■ Sir Thomas Brown, (Vulgar Errors,)
speaking of those bright omens called let
ter*, in the candle, tells us, “They only in
dicate a most and pluvious air, which hin
ders the avolution ol the light anti favil
lous particles, whereupon they settle upon
the snast ” No explanation could be
clearer. Sir Thomas was a learned man,
and a man of genious, but a most affected
1 writer. Again ,the same author,in his Rel
igto MetUci, reasons and expresses hitnscll
thu-.: “That all flesh is giass not only me
taphorically but literally true ; for all those
creatures that we behold are but the herbs
of the field, digested into flesh in them,
or more remotely carnified in ourselves.
Nay, further. —we are what we ail abhor,
; autliropophagi and cannibals, devourers
jnot only of men but ol ourselves, and that
not only in an allegory but a positive truth;
for all this mass of flesh which wo be
hold came in at our mouth; this frame tve
■iook upon hath been upon our trenchers;
lin brief, we have devoured ourselves'.” A
: gain Sir Thomas, p. 153 Iteligio Medici,
j tells us’ “I, could digest a sallad gathered
i in a churchyard as well as in a garden.’
I Now such a thing might be possible, but
where is the necessity for declaring it ?
“ Os death,” he says, “ I am not so much
afraid as ashamed thereof;’tis the very
disgrace and ignominy of our natures that
in a rnomeut it can so disfigure us that our
nearest friend I, wife and children, stand
afraid and 6tart at us ;” he adding, f, Not
that I can accuse nature for playing the
bungler in any part of me, or my own vici
ous life for contracting disease, whereby I
might not call myself as wholesome a mor
sel for the warms as any.”
MR. EDITOR,
Sir—l would suggest to the merchants of this
place the proprieiy of inserting in their ship
advertisements, the captain's name at full length,
as it would save much, trouble to the shippers.
X. Y. Z.
MARRIED—At the residence of Major Crog
liar, near Louisville, Ky. on the l~th ult. Brig.
Gen. Tuomas S. Jessup, Quarter Master General
of the Army of the United States to Miss Cnou
haw, daughter of Maj. Croghan, and sister of ml.
Wm. Cro .lian, the defenderpf Fort SaSiusky,
during the lato war.
Port of Savannah.
ARRIVED
SViip Garonne. Mott, New-York, 11 ds. widi a
i full cargo to John Lathrop Ac anil Olivers.
!. Bv brig Ladv Robert Williams, Evans, 56 ds,
jfm Carnarvon Wales, with slate lo John It Reid
| S; co.
j , s p' )r Morning Star, Brace, N. Orleans. 20 days
! with whiskey, Hour aiul bacon to order.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15—Air. ship Su
iperb, 42 ds fin Amsterdam,
j Schr. Messenger, Kail. 5 dsjm Providence,
i Schr. Albert, Brown, Bds fm Newburyport.
Schr.Three Daughters. Pal-low, 5 dsfm Haiti-i
more.
Sloop Phoenix, Gifford, 3 ds fm N. York.
1 BALTIMORE, June 14.-CIV brig Nestor,
i AYhitney, Amsterdam.
I Arr. steam boat Norfolk, Owen, 21 hours from
; Norfolk.
Jcvi: 15.—Cl’dschr. Nathaniel Potter, Thoir.p.
son, La Guyra.
Arr. brig Orion, Smith, ds fm Roster,
hchr Dauntless, Niel), fm Philadelphia.
Sloop Huntress, Spencer, ds fm N York.
NEW-YORK, June U.WCl’d ships William
.Thompson,Thompson, Liverpool; Jason, West,
| Antwerp.
j At. ship Gov. Griswold, Rhodes, fm New-Or*
leans April l2th, and 20 ds fm the Balize.
English brig Sprightly,Canon, 67jds fniL* iih.
Spoqe, 13. lat 40, lon 60, brig Missionarv, 26 d*
fm N. Orleans for Liverpool. June 1. lai 40, lon
j 61, ship Triton of Portsmouth, 22 ds fm N Or
leans for Liverpool. 3d lat 41, lon 62, brig Ame
rica, 5 ds fm Boston for St. Petersburg)!.
Brig Florida, ‘Dureil, fm N. Orleans 20 ds fm
the Balive. May 18, in die river, A Ross, sea
man, of Ray, Maine, fell from the mast head and
Was killed.
Schr. Augustus h John, Britton, 11 ds fm Ex
nma. Spoke ithinst. ofl Cape tlatteras, sloop
N. Y- Packet, 17 ds fm N \ r for Savannah.
Schr Hope, I.ewis,9 ds fin St. John, N IJ.
Sloop Laura, Bangs, 4 ds fm Boston.
BOSTON, June 11.—Arr. Schr. Gen. B-ev'er,
Hill, 11 ds fm Charleston. Ship Milo, for Liver
pool, sailed (he same day and got on the North
Breakers.
Schr. Pilot,Cobb, Blds fm Philadelphia.
For •Sew-York,
‘Flic well known, coopered,
SSma Packet Ship GARONNE,
John Mott master —will be dispatch* dffoi thwith
—having the greater part of her cargo ready to
go on board. For ft eight or passage, having
very spacious accommodations, apply cn
board at Anciaux’s wlurf, or to
JOHN UATiI&OP St CO.
june 25 49
Passage for New- Cork.
The packet ship GKN. CARIHNG
TON, Wood, master, will be detained
until Tl ursday, 27th inst, when she will posi
tively sail. For passage, having elegant accom
modations, apply to Capt. W.onhtiß'd at Jones’
tipper wharf, or to HALL &. HOYT,
june 2.5 79
To Slaters,
20 M Count t sacs 20 by 10 _
50 M Ladies /„ ■ ... . ,
50 M 14 hy 7 s oest Welfeh Slate,
30 M Doubles A
on board the British brig Lady Robert, Wil
liams, from Carnarvon, Wales, will be sold low
and delivered at any wharf to suit the purcha
ser, if applied for this day.
JNO. 11. RKID &CO.
,;'iine 25 49
Shot, Hay, &c.
€. O Griswold £5 Cos.
Taylor's Building.
OFFER for sale
Patent and Mould Shot—assorted sizes
Richmond manufactured Tobacco—prime
Rose Nails, Hay
One elegant Gig and plated Harness
./tine 25 49
Dissolution.
7KNHE copartnership which has existed be
1. tween the subscribers under the firm of
John Leijfer if Cos. was dissolved this day by
mutual consent. All persons having claims
will present them for payment, and those in
debted are requested to settle their accounts
JOHN LF.II FKR
JOHN D. SETTS.
june 25 c*4B
Notice.
FI EVI S. D’Lyon and J UeLamo'ta. Jr. have
ioj associated in the practice of the Law. l’h'ey
will be found for the present at the: Court Houfee,
in the room occupied as the sh eriff's Office
LEVI S. D’LYON,
J. DELAMOTTA.jr.
i June 24 149
Take Notice.
I OBSERVED in the Museum of yesterday, a
publication in which the public w ere cau
tioned against transacting any business with me
on Augustus Cornwall’s account, no rea son is
assigned, and when things of this kind are left
to conjecture, the public are apt to suppoae the
worst. Know then, that I have had no kind of
notice from Mr. C. of his intention to discharge
me, but instead of which lung after his publica
tion was sent to the pres* on Sunday evening,
did I receive from him assurance of friendship
bordering on affection; with this declaration that
my engagement was to be continued and that to
my advantage, I was permitted to persue the
functions of my office until the newspaper came
round that contained my discharge. 1 \v#uld
very willingly have quit his employ long ago,
without his being at the trouble to publish if if
he had but given me a chance to do so honora
bly—’tis not revenge that causes me to publi A.
this, but a sense of duty which I owe myself and
which I will maintain—viz. to allow no man to
attempt to injure me publicly for fashion’s sake.
I lutve served him and his friend in a neighbor
ine city for two years and this is all my recom
pense. JONATHAN HOCKNEY,
june 25 79
AUCTIONS
Jhj Halter Minton,
I HIS DAY, Mtli inst at half past 10o’c!oi\
at their Auction Store
2 sluircs Steam Boat Stoi
15 do Planter’s do
Terms cash,
june 24 43
—
Jhj George Schley.
THIS DAY the Jotli mst aili o’chitk.
” ‘li he sold at his store,
I WO HOBS US,
! One sccustorc ed to harness, the oilier to the
saddle:
jiine 25 149
By John Shirk Jr.
THIS DAY', the 25th inst at 11 o’clock.
Will lie sold in front of his Auctioh, Room No.
2 Commerce Row.
A Variety of
GOODS
ALSO
25 bills Muscovado Sugar
15 do Philadelphia BCer
15 do Cider
2 Cases Hats and Shoes
50 Boxes Soap and Caudles
20 bbls Prime Beef.
And at halt past 11 o’clock presisely without
the least reserve 25 bbls best Northern GIN.
june 25
Ry J. It. Herbert & Cos.
On WEDNESDAY, 26th ins at 11 o’clock.
Will be sold before our Store,
A general assortment of
GROCE HIES
Terms Cash june 24 148
Ry J. It. Herbert fy Cos.
On the lirst Tuesday in July next, will he sold
before the Coilrt~llouse in this City, between
the usual hours—
A NEGRO WOMAN,about
35 years pf age—a good Cock, and has worked
in the field. Also, her child, a BOY, about 3
years old. Terms Cash,
june 25 47
% J. H. Herbert, & 1 Co7~
Will be sold on the first Tuesday In July next
IN front of the Court House, in the City of
Savannah, between the hours of 10 and3
o’clock, the following property, sold for Die
benefit of the litirs of Isaac Feu., decased.
1 hat lot of land in the city of Savannah, situ
ate on Bioughlon and Barnard streets, known
fa) the (No. 1) Lyles tything, Heathcoate ward,
containing SiXtj feet in trout anti ninety feet ii
1 debth, together with all and singular the build
ings :id improvements thereon,
Also, all those two lots in the city of Savan-
I Osh, known by the numbers seventeen (l/l at J
eighten (18) old Franklin ward, Baptist Church
square.
Also, the following negroes, viz : Leah Mor
ns, Cnarleif, Henry. Maria, Leonora, and lsu
leims cash, or approved papers , with a.
mortgage on the premises. The above proper
ty sold, pursuant to an order of the honorable
the Superior Court of Chatham county, having
equity Jurisdiction. J
june 13 40
Flour and Corn Meal.
sweet N. O. Fleur
177 do Corn Meal
Landing from scr Morning Star—for
sale by E . WILLIAMS & CO.
june 24 49
Jl Situation Wanted.
A YOUNG man wishes a situation in a Bar
iTL Robm, Grocery Store, or anv other where
he could make himself useful to” his employer.
He is used to business and speaks the English,
German, and some of the French and Spanish
languages. A line left at this office for A. B.
will be immediatelyjattended to.
june 25 s<>
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JY olice.
Jonathan Hockney, has been discharged from
my employ, all persons are cautioned against
transacting any business with him on my ac
count
AUGUSTUS CORNWALL,
june 24 . . ,
Northern Corn.
TO OR sale on board brig Abeona, at Ander.
iSt son’s vdiarf 1000 bushels prime white
Corn at 90 ients. Apply to the master on
bojirH. ... <
june 24
Piano Forte.
HE Subscriber has remaining on hand ir
superior Piano Fort, which he wi'l des
prse of at a reduced price if applied for within
a few days.
J. W. MORRALL.
Oppotile Col. Shetimnn’t boarding house.
june 24
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA,?”
Athens, Juke 19, 1822. 3
THE examination of the present senior class
will begin on Monday the Bth July next, in
the College Cbapel, on which occasion the
Trustees of the University are particularly re
quested to attend- The Parents and Guardians’
of the Candidates for Collegiate honors, and
literary gentlemen in general are invited to be
present.
On Thursday, the first day of August, the
Semi-Annual Examination of the Freshman
Class will take place On Friday the 2ri, the
Sophomore Class will be examined.—On Satur
day thy 3d, the Candidates for admission into
College from the Preparatory School, will be
examined.—On Sunday the 4th, a Commence
ment Sermon will be delivered in the Chapel.
On Monday the sth,Hite Junior Class wifi be ex
amined.—On Tuesday the 6th, the Junior Class
will deliver original Orations, and on Wednes
day the 7th, win be the Annual Commencement *
By ASBUKY HU’ L,
Secretary of the University of Georgia.
june 22 47
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