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THURSDAY MORNING June , 27.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
• Jcn-e 261 h, 1522
The committees of fourteen wards have made |
a cm-fa 1 examination and reported to the j
Bosrd thesta'e of their wards—from these re
nof's it, appears there are twenty cases offerer
of different grades—principally light intermit
tents
TANARUS! 15 Beard have no knowledge of an}- case of;
f ; ver, other than such as are common of this,
ea'on of the year. The general state ol the
City is cleanly.
JOHN SHfihMAX, Chairman
ty-:. P. fJrxTEa, Esq. has been anpointed
President fro Tan. of the Otlice Bank United
States in thit co during the absence :>f the
president; nn-1 Doctor Lemuel Bollock a di
rec< nr thereof
.The Boston Evening Gazette, states, that Mr.
Russell is preparing a roplv *o <hc strictures of
Mr. Adams, upon his letter published by otxW of
Ihe house of representatives, and that it will be
forth coming in a day or two.
Accounts from Gibraltar of the 28th April,
itate, that our fleet off ihat port, consisting of
ihe frigate Constitution, sloop of war Ontario,
indschr. Nonsuch, had prceede ‘ up the Medi
ae, and has a terra*'?an on the 17th, all well
Jt.r’.hs —The wife of Mr. Fenjanr.n llolnn ■> of
•nftsmoush, >T, M was delivered of twins, outlie
ICujiiist. jtr.llohr.e3 r s in the 80.*h year of his
arge fr.nily of vo 1 ng children.
The City of TToSton is, we apprehend, in ct
fuir, stances wb -n it lias never before experienc
'd. The fa a openly declare lin D-granu's
|jos<n Weekly Report, urd-w da e ‘ o’clock P.
It. •.-■ ttiir. -t the 18th Mist, that “Cash is
ngm. i'i .r- *ls per cent, pci at.inun for
•lie vein !>• ‘ ‘ The Banks of course are
* *
lot disc .o; tiic c.-e bct M - paper wall’d
lot go :-o . eg. It is ea. yto conceive what is
he Kituu: . those, ivteirlianfs who are not “the
‘try best” ni?i> : n ttramt that is, those who arc
nost hkoK to hjtte oecision ~-> borrow. The
ah e paper in another place., still later in the dav,
a; : “Money is sc-irce. and neople are afraid of
hen own shadow*. Many ‘Yihives, and some of
hem quite unexpected/’ ioston rinow undergo- 1
rg tlie trials which h ive heretofore shook to its
ese the credit of other cities, but from which
lie has been exempt 1 is to be hoped she will
flt suffer a* much as sonic, ether cities have suf
:red by the operation.—vUo Jut
Inasevcre ihunderguston Friday evening last,
le main-top-gallant ms it of the brv Charles
LiDb irgcr, just arrived u-oni Salem, a. anchor in
it stream, was struck by lightning. and togeth
rwith the ma and top-rn ist •veivr much injur
ia The ijicgnisiaiioe v s not known u- and ‘he
lorr.a-.g, when the sn’in'.-r.'; were disc ,er-'d
pon the deck. The cabin boy. as slightly as-j
fled by the shock hut thought no more of It j
ntd its efl'ecis upon he spars liad been discov-j
red.
Two tithe.’ vessel?, i ne at the North air! the ‘
theral the South i xtremitv of the city, are sla- 1
■d to have been slightly affected by lightning at i
lesamc time. Chu rlestttu Courier.
|
“Spontaneous Combustion.” —’’ he extensive !
iotton bl.mu& ttoiy, recently burnt at Water-j
iwn, was fir?-* discovered to be on lire in the up
er story, where, for a long time .there had been;
either lights not five; which leaves no don't’ of;
|>or'?r.eous covonsti in rum a quantity .of dirt
ad C(i'.Min%i , >eer;inf;s. t.-,M had been collecting;
>r S6ra! months, ft being nowell '.nown, I
i.tmiy. kindsu'Vegetable substances, espe-i
i.yiy iotton mixfl with oil. greese. or fat, of ,il- (
lost any descrinijoiv, will produce fire, it is of
-11 .ghest importance o matinfue. irers to keep i
litir tactorics e'ean c i Fii waste cotton, and
ver. - other material tending to produce combus
on— especially at a distance from their principal
no most valuable building-: There have been
tree recent instances of spontaneous comhus
on from the wicks of damaged c ind!.:-, from
hich the tallow had been pressed; a i! it he
aves those persons interested in manufacturing
itablishmento, to guard again t the like misfor
ines of their own.
The English papers announce the marriage at
retna Green, of a Mr. Clegg, blacks,noii aged
®i to Miss Dawson aged 18, with a f.whine of
thousandpounds. * !i. was a runaway match
‘usual in like cases., and the old rogue had so
ontrivejjt as to get 12 hours start of the lady’s
‘ends, and although pursuit was made it was too
fe—the old blacksmith had rivetted the chains.
| BOSTON, June 1.5.
By the arrival of the schr. Mobile, capt. Low,
this pop, from Port-au-Prince, we learn, that
hen she sailed there was a suspicious vessel of
® tOPS > armed with an 18 pounder, and having a I
R ' v °f 30 persons, composed of people ot all |
tlions, detained. She purported tube from!
htrgaretta; but no legal papers authenticating
ei ’character had been fimnd on board. A prize
‘ken by her had been retaken bv one of the :.o
trnment vessels belonging to Hayti which caus-
i'er temporary detention. J i owe ver she firial
’ obtained permission to proceed to sea; but up
-11 a prompt representation being made to Prcsl
ent Boyer, by Mr. Armstrong American agent at
ol jt-au-Prince, he ordered her back into the
V° r ’ * l ‘ s ‘ rt^er being executed, the preten
e officers oftiie vessel instituted a suit against
, Att'cncan agent, for lii:s instrumentality in
Gaining the vessel—damages laid at 10,000 dol
‘ ■ She would pr.obab'y remain until some U.
1 Me* ship of war, should take her in custody
n<l carry her to America for examination. It is
” ™at some persons recognised the vessel and
‘ ,n of % ciq’.v asi piratical depredators.
LIVERPOOL, sth mo. Sth, 1812 j
We have had a good demand for upland cot-j
ton, which lias been pretty steadily maintained;!
but new-orleans are dull, also sea-islands. At ai
f. public sale of the latter on the sd, about 1300:
bags were brought forward, only about one half’
of which met with buyers, and that also went off
on the whole at rather lower prices. Brazil cot
tons arc also still looking down, and the arrivals
of this description are expected to be large soon.
Our import from the United States is so far this j
year less than it was at the same period last
year, yet the market is on the whole heavy, and
the quantity offering for sale rather considera
ble. There are reports in circulation that there j
is a probable intention, on the part of ouri
government to impose an increase of duty on !
cotton, to take place in 7th month next; some 1 ;
! apprehend that it will be increased to 2d per!
pound on American and Brazil, ar.d Id per lb.!
;on east india; but it is quite uncertain as yet
i ‘ y bat the increase may be, jr if there wil Ibe aiiy 1
at all.
j We have Very little alteration to notice in oiir
: market for articles. Ashes continue steady and
i are maintained; Naval stores remain much as be
fore; Rice is a little higher, and there is more
i demand for export, good Carolina may now be
:be quoted at 15s per cwt Flour continues dull
and the sale very limited; Virginia stemmed to
bacco has advanced 1-2 to 3 4 per pound the
stock being, now very small, but leaf is without
i improvement e ther in demand or price.
A our prices ought to fail if there he an increa
;sed dutv on cotton; ours will not rise in any
1 proportion t< the advance on the duty, if they
rise a* all We understand that the chancellor
■ itiiie exchequer intimates that lie would pro
propose either Id on American and Brazil, and
4*l on East India, or 2t! on American and Brazil,
and Id on East India; in the latter case, a draw -
i back to be allowed on the export of all cotton
goods. It is however altogether uncertain what
will yet be done ; the measure will meet with
great opposition.
CROPPER, HENSON & CO. *
Liverpool. .If no B. There is to be a change in
die duty on cotton. A specific one of Id per
! tb. it is generally thought will be laid, to take
effect in .Inly. Though a larger duty is also
c niteinpiatcd of 2d pel’ lb. and allow draw
back of l}d on exported manafactnres of cot
ton.
Any cotton arriving here in June, will pay the
j old duty, but have the benefit of the new, as our
| prices are epxected to improve to the extent of
2.3rds of the new duty.
Our cotton market is without any change
since Ist May.
FORK IBS’ NEWS.
| From foreign papers received at Jb'ew-York.
! Sir Thomas Lethbridge has proposed a pro
tecling duty of 4Js per quarter on foreign
! wheat! He is supposed to speak the wishes of
the agriculturists.
[ Foreign Com —From the sth Jan. 1791, to
; the loih Febuary, 819, when the ports closed
I against the importation of foreign wheat, there
■ were imported into Great Britain 15,192,748
(quarters, which was ail average of 542,598 quar.
1 , e*’j annually.
London, Jl:y 6.—Deputations from the mer
[chants connected with the South American
and other trades in Liverpool, have arrived in
i own, to attend to the measures now before his
! Majesty’s Government, and the House ofCom
i mons, touching the commercial connexion with
I tin- former colonies of Spain, in t:te western
1 nemi! phcie, arid the other important questions
meeting the shipp ng and mercantile interests
ot* tills country i.ourier.
May 3.—lntelligence of an important charac
ter, u.i regards tin* Turkish squadron, arrived
. csterday from Vienna. It wa? brought by an
extraordinary courier, the advices being of the
ve.y r .'cent date of the 24th ult. We learn that
-n official communication has been made from
. t. Petersburg to the Court of Vienna, indica
ting on the part of the Emperor the nfi.st pa
cific s* ntimeuts, and a perfect acquiescence in
the proposals submitted to him by the mediating
jiowc -. f-r the purpose of preserving the peace
•if Eo.ope. f lic exact nature of the arrange
ments suggested has not transpired; but we
a e assured that the message from the Cabinet
,and it. Petersburg, was in a tone so conciliatory,
(at a period too, when perhaps, contrary senti
ments were anticipated) that messengers were
immediately despatched by the Austrian govern
ment to convey the agreeable intelligence to
the different Courts of Europe, which have ta
ken an interest in the negotiations. There is
lutle doubt that a Congress, the expedient so
often adopted for settling the affairs of Europe,
is to be resorted to on this occasion, and that the
period of its assembling is not fir distant—
May 6. The bargain about to be conclud
ed between the Government and the Dank
of Eoglat and, fixes much oftne public atten
tion. The bank i’to surrender that por
tion of its chaste*ed privileges by which
tne number of partners it* any other bank
ing concern throughout England is limited
*o six ;and in return tor this concession, it
is to be allowed to exercise all its other
privileges and prerogatives until the year
1843, instead of 1853, the period at which
the existing charter expires. What sort
of a bargain this ought to be considered for
the public, we may guess, from the cordi
ality with which it was received by the
meeting of proprietors held on Tuesday
last at the bank. The continuance of the
monopoly was there regardedas having got
on -uch cheap and easy terms, and, by ne
cessary cotiserjuerice, as having been sold
oy the Ministers so much beneath its value.,
that it was approved of unanimously by
the Proprietors of the Bank Stock.
Ireland.— The distre-s, in consequence
ot a shortness of provisions, is very great.
Subscriptions were raising at London, Liv
erpool, and other places, for ihe relief of
the people. From an actual survey of a
port of Clare, it is ascertained, that between
50 and 60’000 are wholly without the
iu* , ans of suD'istence. Iri Limerick, Ker
ry, and Mayo, counties, the distress ap
pears to be in a similar degree to that des
cribed iu the following account from,
Ualway, Jlpril 27. —The distress of the
poor increases daily—new groups of beg
gars are constantly to b : seen arriving from
the country, principally from the weM ward.
No spot upon the faceofthehabirableglobe
presents such asceue of misery want, and
wretchedness, as this town does at present.
Many are now affected with that kind of
fever which is ever attendant upon a want
of food, and each day records seme death
[after a very short illness. A town meeting
[is called for the Cth of May.
| -April 22.—The price of potatoes this
day was eight pence per stone. The situ
ation of the poor is really deplorable.—
I’liere *re many bad cases of fever, too, in
the Fever Hospital.
[By the U. S. brig Enterprze at Charleston]
NASSAU, May 25.
Mis Majesty’s schooner Speedwell,
Lieut Geary, returned on Thursday last
from a cruize among the lilands to the
windward. It having been ren rted that
a Spanish ship captured by a Columbian
cruizer was lying at some of these Jsi.m ds
Lieut. Geary went in search of her, but
could not fall in with her. * Me received j
information that the ship had been sent off!
to Margaritta*
It is uur prtiof il duty to state further Pi
r aoies committed on our unoffending Turt- [
lets and Wreckers on the coast ol Cuba, i
by wretches mostly belonging ‘o that Island ;
land who receive every countenance, sup
port ami intelligence from the inhabitants
on shore, where they find a ready market
lor their plunder. From the imbecility of
authorities in Cuba no relief can be expec
ted, nor any measure to b taken to put a
stop to these v. auton acls of robbery and
cruelty.
The sloop Success, of this port, William
Whitehead, master on a Turtling voyage
on the coast of Cuba, was taken by two l’i
ratical schooners on the 9th inst. the tnas
(cr and crew were severely beaten, and
robbed of every article on board, as well as’
ail their clolhs. Three slaves, pait of the i
crew, were take;* out and put on beard of
another vessel, the Sisters, belonging to
Mr. G. Demerit, which had also been cap
tured by the b nno Pirates.
I’lie sloop .Sarah & Margaret, also of
this port, Joseph B. Kemp master, was also
[captured by them ; tiie crew robbed and
ibeatenin the same manner,allowing them
[to depart wilh onlv a few gallons ol water
!on board. The Sisters, it is said escaped
from them, but has not yet arrived here.
May, 29.—The schooner Sea-Flower, of
this port, which strived a few days ago un
der a jury mast, from St. Juan tie los Re
medies, had three times attempted to get
out of that port. On the 18th inst. put to
ea, hut before she was three leagues from
land was chased back again, and anchored
in the harbor, when the crew hastened to
shore in their boat anil landed before a Pi
ratical vessel got alongside and catne to an
jclior. The pirates then sent a boat and
brought Up two other vessels iu the harbor,
jibe John and Diligence, also of tins port,
| which they plundered of all their provia
| ions. They then began with the Sea-Flow
i placed in their own vessel, and robbed her
i of Rigging and every other article anywise
convenient. It was the intention of the
pirates to have burnt these vessels, but
were persuaded from it by one of their as
sociates.
June 1. —In our paper of the 25th ult.
we mentioned Mr. Gt-o. Demerit's sloop
having been taken by Pirates on the coast
of Cuba. Mr. Benjamin JNesbold, master
of that vessel, the Sisters arrived here two
days ago, anti states that he tvas captured
on the 4th, by a schr. of aboi/t 50 tons bur
then, ami bad a spy glass and colors tak
en from him, and received in lieu a box of
Sugar. On the 9th, the Sisters was again
taken by the same, accompanied by anoth
er, who plundered the vessel and beat the
master and crew in a cruel manner. On
tiie next day, being chased by two vessels,
the crew determined to qujt the
escape to the shore in thejir boat, fearing
further ill treatment; when Mr. Newbold
finding tiiat he should be left alone, with
out a boat, victuals or water, reluctantly
quitted his vessel with tlu: crew, having
been told by the Pirates if they fell in with
them again, they should he all put to death,
Mr Newbold has no doubt but the sloop
met with by the U. S. schr. Grampus,
Lieut. Gregory, as described in his letter
from Havana, is the Sisters, owned by Mr.
Demerit, as above mentioned.
I he American schr, Mary, Claik, mas
ter, from Boston bound to Baracoa, was 1
lately wrecked near Klenthera. ihe car
go lias been mostly saved and brought here,
together with the master anil crew,
J YU TIC E.
1*1?B Undersigned have disposed of their
. Stock in Trade, corner of Jefferson and
State-st. to 11. Champion. AH persons having
demands will please present the same, and all
those indebted are earnestly requested to set
tle their respective accounts. —They have at
their Stove, south side Market Square, a gen
eral assortment of
CHOICE GROCERIES,
Together with
nil r goods, lie. Uc.
Being thankful for past favours, they solicit
from their friends and the public i continuance
of the same.
A. & J. CHAMPION.
june 21 n§47
A Situation Wauled.
A YOUNG man wishes a situation in a Bar
Room, Grocery Store, or any other where
he could make himself useful to his employer.
He is used to business and speaks toe English,
German, and some of the French and Spanish
languages. A line left at this office far A. B.
will he immediatelyjattended to.
jifne2s 59
Notice.
Jonathan Hockney, lias been discharged from
mv employ, all persons are cautioned against
transacting any business with him on my ac
count
AUG USTUS CORN WALL.
june 24
Port of Savannah. )fj|)
(Tj A o arrivals since our last.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Office of the Charleston Cily Or.
Juty(-lts — noon, $
, s Pani-'b *chr. Jusefa, L. Leo, St. Johns, Cuba,
•o days. 18th inst in the Old Bahama Chaim 4,
I boarded by the U. S. schrs. Grampus am)
: buaik. Capt. l’erry informed licit within the
i three days previous, they had captured two pi
j ratical vessels. Capt. Gregory informed li st
.the Grampus might shortly be expected iu
j Cnailestoji.
i Schf - Caroline, McKown, Newbem, 3 duvs,
; corn, bacon and peas.
! CHARLESTON, June24.—Ar. TT. States’ Si’.-
j Enterprize, L. Kearney, commander. I'm a cruize
in the W est Indies and Gulf of Mexico. The of
ficers and crew- all in good health.
| Sloop Delight, Cooper, Savannah 1 day.
; Cl’d—Ship Saluda, ‘ iukham, N York; sloop!
domes, l ox, West-Indies. \
I
81/11 MORE, .Tune 18.—Ar brig - Bliss, Dun-,
g-an, 14 days fm Mayaguez. The Bliss has been
unlawfully detained by a Spanish privateer, as j
will more fully be detailed in the captain’s report ■
in a day or two.
Schr. Lewis, Sears, fm Barnstable, (Mass.)
Ci’d Schr. Clio, Bounce, Savannah.
Nl,A\ -A OHK, June 15.—Ar brig Hippomcties,
Bourne, 14 ils fin Curracoa.
Brig Hope, Johnson, 34 ds fm Fat al May 26, 1
lat 43 7, lon 48 7. passed several islands of ice. i
Brig l’anthea, Bradley, 6 ds fin Savannah.
Schr. Java, Rnovrlion, 2 ds fin Gloucester.
Cl’d sl:ip Ajax, Hub bill. Fast Indies.
Jour. 17’—Ar ship Crisis, Storer, 41 davs from ‘
Montevideo.
Ship Corsair, Forter; 6 ds fm Savannah.
Brig Jones, capt. Jones, 18 dsfm N. Orleans. (
BOSTON, June 12.—Arbrig Forrester, Soule, 1
Genoa 58 ds and 44 tin Gibraltar. Spoke 26th
ult. lat 41 52, lon 52 12, ship Favorite, Barnes, 6
ds fin N York for Liverpool. Their, s. ships
Constitution and Ontario and schr Nonsuch, sail- |
edfur Leg-hern 9th.
NOTICE.
An address on the subject of missions will be
delivered before the young men’s missionary
j Society of Savannah on Sunday evening next at
| a o’clock in the Methodist Chapel m South
j Broad Street and a collection made in aid of its
| lends. 1 lie public are respectfully invited to
j attend. The members of this Society are in-
I formed that the quarterly meeting will take
! rGce on Wednesday evening the 3d of July at
the above church,
june 27 150.
Tor Sale,
A I the Stable ol Mr Ge rge .Villen, near the
Baptist Church Square, a second hand Car
j riage and Harness, with a pair of young well
broke Horses, in excellent ouler for a journey,
upon terms advantageous to the pm chaser.—
Apply at the stable, or to
J MEIG3,
June 27 hsl Jlul'och’t JJui diny.
Drugs, Medicines , Dye Stuffs.
FRANCIS J LAY having just received an in
voice of fresh Medicines, &c. off'ern them to 1
w holesale or retail dealers on the most model'- :
ate terms.—viz.
Gum Opium, Gum Camphor
Castor Oil, Borax, Indigo
Ipecacuanha, or Hippo
Henry's calcined Magnesia
Cream of Tartar, powdered Jalap
Lees New-London Fills
.landlords Bark, Calomel, Canlliarides
Sweet Oil, Essence Spruce
together wilh a general assortment of every ar
ticle in the Druggist line-—all warranted to be
of the best quality.
N. It Physicians prescriptions, family and
sea Medicine Chests, put up with ntatness, ac
curacy and despatch,
june 27 51
To Slaters, &*c.
20 M Countesses2b by 10..
50 M Ladies ?. ,
50 M 14 by 7 best Welsh Slate.
30 M Doubles J
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.H. REID &CO.
june 25 49
Balm of C(iiito,
FRESH supply just received by ih ship
sSUk Augusta, and for sale by
FRANCIS J. LAY- *
Flour and Corn Meal.
sweet N. O. Flour
177 do Corn Meal
Landing from scr Morning Star—for
sale by E . WILLIAMS & CO.
june 25 49
Piano Forte.
UTfe HE Subscriber has remaining on hand
‘ll superior which he will des
prse of at a reduced price if applied for within
a few days.
J. W. MORRELL.
’ Opposite Col. Shellrr.an's boarding house.
june 24
Northern Corn.
ra OR sate on board brig Abeona, at Ander
-4f son’s wharf 1000 bushels prime white
Corn at 90 cents. Apply to the master on
board,
june 24
7~ SLATE.
PRICES REDUCED.
The New-York Slate Company have on hand
a large and excellent assortment of the first
quality Slate at the following reduced prices.
12 inch 475 i
,6.1°8. CO, 7 fP”
22 &24 8 J
Orders left with the subscribers, ‘will be fur
nished immediately.
JOHN LATIIROP & CO.
june 5 j
AUCTIONS
By Baker & Minton,
i V’ D-.A, ?7th inS*. ailn.l past it-o’clock
I at their Auction -'ore,., -..1 as/onmeut oi,
Giiocmim.
And ai 11 o’clock, in Store,
l V ISSOI.TVTKNT OF
BUY GOODS.
I jiilie 25 50
By John Shick Jr.
; 10’MOUROW, the 23th inst at 11 o’clock
j V> :!1 be so!J his Auction, Room No.
2 Commerce Row.
xa AssoniMKjiT or
i.liijucvs and Groceries.
—ALSO
50 his No 3 Mackeral
j 30 boxes Fort Wine
! 15 bis Smithfield Gin &c. stc.
.iune 27 1.51
By J. B. Herbert Cos.
On the first Tuesday in July next, will be sold
before the Court-House in this City, between
the usual hours—
A NNGlti> WOMAN,about
>5 years of4ge—a good Cook, and lias worked
in the field. Also, her child, a BOY, about 3
years old Terms Casli,
j June 25 47
By J. It. Herbert, & Cos.
I Will be sold oil the first Tuesday In July hex!,
IN (nint of the Court House, in the City of
Savannah, between the hours of 10 and 3
o’clock, the following proper y, sold for the
benefit of the heirs of Isaac Ff.il, decased.
, That lot of land iu the city of Savannah, sifu
ale on Broughton and Barnard streets, known
by the (No. 1) Lyles tything, Ileathcoate ward,
containing sixty feet in front and ninety feet in
debtli, together With all and singular the build
ings anil improvements thereon.
Also, all those two lots in the city of Ravan
‘ Dub, known by the numbers seventeen (17tand
i tighten (18) old Franklin ward, Baptist Church
! square.
Also, the following negroes, viz : Leah Mor
| ris, Charles, Henry. Maria, Leonora, and Isac
1 ertns 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.
I june 13 40
Dissolution.
/JXIIE copartnership which has existed be-
JL tween the subscribers under the firm of
■J>hn J.eijfer £4 Cos was dissolved this d*y l>v
mutual consent. AH persons having claio.s
will present them for payment, and those in
debted are requested to settle their accounts,
JOHN LFdFFER.
JOHN n EITS.
Tva ic. 9* rz~*a
Prime Rice—at retail.
AT §2 75, or 2d quality at g 2 50— may be
had of S. 11. PARK MAN,
Hunters’ vihti'f.
june 26 cSO
Pork,
50 barrels prime Fork, city insp.
29 do Mess do do
Landidg from ship Garonne and for sale by
C. C GRISWOLD k CO.
Taylor’s Building.
june 26 50
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, f
Atulks, June 19, 1822. 5
THE examination of the present senior clast
will begin on Monday the Bth July next, i.i
tiie College Chapel, 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 df August, the
Semi-Annual Examination of the Freshman
Class will take place.. On Friday the 2d, the
Sophomore Class will be examined.—On Satur
day the 3d, the Candidates for admission into
College from the Preparatory School, will be
examined —On Sunday the 4th, a Commence
! meat Sermon will be delivered in the Chapel.
On Monday the sth, the Junior Class will be ex
amined.—On Tuesday the 6th, the Junior Class
will deliver original Orations, and on Wednes
day the 7th, will be the Annual Commencement.
By order, ASBURY HULL,
Secretary of the University of Georgia.
jilne 22 47
John Lathrop § Cos.
Hunter’s ffltarf.
OFFER FOR SALE,
4000 bushels prime Maryland Corn
100 bundles Hay
40 hhds. prime MuScovado Sugar
75 bbls. best double refined do
50 pieces Inverness Cotton Bagging
50 kegs Lard
30 bbls. prime Beef, New-York Inspectidri
10 hhds. 3d proof Neutral Rum
10 boxes No 10, Cotton Cards
3 quarter casks March’s superior Madeira
Wine
30 bbls. Glauber Salts
100 boxes No. 10 and 12, Window Glass
June I——3o
X. H. Sage 6$ Cos.
OFFER FOR SALE,
3000 bushels Corn
30 bbls. Ale
100 do Mess and prime Beef
20 do Mess Pork
20 qr. casks Malaga Wine
30 pipes Gin
100 boxes Soap and Candles
50 bbls. Loaf Sugar
20 kegs No. 1, Tobacco J
25 do Lard
20 bbls. Navy Bread
10 thousand Delpino Segars
100 do Common do
100 kegs Crackers
50 bbls. Sugar
With a general assortment of
ghoceiuks,
june I -j