Georgia Historic Newspapers

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t’-ri of the trcspisj.ilwaj expected would
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be vcry heavy) (jtd repeatedly declared,
that il she did not drop the prosecution,
they won!# be the death of her. ;This tes
timony. added to the notorious deprayity
of the- men, leftt>at little doubt upon the
minds ot the inquest, that they were the
perpatrators of the murder, and thet
orou^ht in tlirirverdict accordingly—upon
f-which a warrant was issued to apprehend
them, and they are now safely lodge-fin
'.CJ
Princess Ann gaol, to await their trial —
r*l hedeceased wasapoorhnl very worthy in-
' oflVuaivetvgmati.—XorfuUc Her. Sept- 6.
(CH.vntr.STOJt. Sept. 13.
A passenger in the schooner Echo, from
Havana, states that on the night «l her de-
, partuiefrom that port, she was spoken by
,*Fv ^theSpanish frigat* Sabina, hayms und*
her .convoy severs! transport* with SOiju
troops on boa r d, hound in’. /■
Sept. 15 /
PUISO.YEUS R SCAPEl). -J
John Ei-her, who was convicted of hif'i-
icav robbery at the last emit »f session.;
■ .JHfi
two gentlemen tvha were passengers lo Che
schooner Sir Thomas Hardy, one of the
vessels which the pirates plundered off tile
Western Islands; Itis a remarkable cir
cumstance, that the. leader, oc’principal
■nan among the pirates, was one of the mu
tineers in hi* majesty’s ship Ifermoine, the
commander of which ship (Picot) it will be
remembered, the crew murdered, arid af
terwards carried the frigate into the Spa
nish port of La Guajrra. His came is
Clarke, alias Corr. ,f —i6.
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•'■if
. and Joseph Robert*, who w is awaiting
' ‘trial for a similar rriro-j made their escape
from prison on Monday evening last,! by
furring ft hole through 'he wall un ler jn»e
of the windows, from whence tney 4«s-
cended by incans ol their blanket*. Wr
uiiderstind from undoubted authority,
tn»t tiie ah-ive, -vitlt several other convicts,
•had beer, .ll.iwi-d the liberty o| tne ileM-
.,-nrtp apartments lor some time. Thir,
sve.coiicfcive, ivas an unwarrantable privi
lege, and the proper officer or officers wit!
libdvuhtbe amenable lo theoSModvd live*
ol the state tiirrefiir. Hi* excellency t o
tnvt-rinor has i««ued his proclamation,
offi-ring a reward of jJ503 for tint appro-
hension nf fuller.—jl is.
, • Sept. 16.
Prisoners .taken.—John Fisher and Je-
*eali lln'-ert.. who escap'dhum the-gam
of this city on the 'evening of the lot.
jtt*t. ivera appioiiendeil on 'IV-sd.-y infill,
und «.rely lodged in pri# *n yesterday
mnriiiiii It appears that they were se
cured tlirnugii the iiifm natiun of a Mr
• Btifl, grocer, on S.iut'i h -y. Mr. il-m”
statuirnt ischj'-liya* fojto'.va: They rnv-
ed iria sinall citiw 'lodTuesday night,about
II-iVtock, on S-.iilhb.iy, end Huberts pro-
ceeifed to the More of Mi. Bull. to pur
chase several ailirjes of i.rucery. Alter
his d-pirtuie, ih J sHspicinn-of Mr. II hr-
ing excised, u : traced thorn ti Williams*
wh irl* »nd louiid tliehi concealed under a
will'd boat. After setting a watch over
tin-iii. lie luimcdi itc-ly lodged information
wif.ii the city piiard, cs t» thc.ir place ol
cWi«<:al:r.cii;,hy whicii means they were
tpp< ehi-nuti).
It was. it is said, the intention of the
prisoners to leave the city in a schooner
bound for MstaiiZuS arid that the object
i.f their return was to effect tbs release,
also, of Mrs. Fisher, which \vo» prevented
at the time of their own escape,' Irani the
efriramstance of thy bpeaking of the iin-.
bv which he descended, when lie was about
twknly f.-rt from thy ground
A number of go Id pieces ami watclie-
v.ere liuii* in t'n ir po-session.—ib.
-1 \Ve i-eCwivcd theanm-x ■<! conimnnicati.it.
on .Monday eye in*, from William H iy-
tv.irif, .woo wa* recently Immgnt to to»i
from Uolcmhia, t<i fak* hi* trial at the next
Missions, for highirny robbery. That the
,ii public may ••hear both sides,’' we h.iv.-
be.-ti iuducrii to give it place verbatim.—
Mr. il. will, no doubt, receive lull justice
cfy. il.oh he is «o des ruus —ib.
I* Charles.on Gaol September 1J. !8i9.
Mr.;Sits. Kditous—You w ill colder a
greatfavor on me, to g-ve t-iis a place i;.
cue of ynnr columns} 1 seen in your paper
«n Sitnrday last, to my unspeakable an-
gaish,-myself stiled as one of 'In- levilei-
nf the rnUbrrs that w is tried at the last
court nl sessions: and ta the manner I tva.-,
brought iicre—but it was by my own re
tju.-t that I camp and for the sake of my
CO.-.I-. to lie tri.-il Uv the next court, 1
Sd »»*} my reason for leaving Chari- s
loti, W.ii not", that 1 was do»i;ou» tall-
from I'jsfiee; hot my only reason was, that
i b l unt w sh fo be tried with ir.cn wham
J knew tube convicted b.li.r-; one after
his sentence, wo* pardoned, on condition
of leaving this Sbil": and the nt“<-i ha.
hi ;k«- out of States Prison in Georgii. am.
likewise tins gsnl. 1 am conscious < I in
justice that niv pniceedlngs merit; an
was on my way here when I 'ta; detect*,
and lodged in Columbia g.to'; at-d as l
tVher iiaviug any larther c-orresponn- net
\vrh me ti-aii 'lealing in my store, l ,i v
r b-ii I-a stranger, vvhat lie tinugjtt he pa-.,
fiu. I have alvv.ys etuleav.ned t*> 'i d
dn-iest and iipng 't with ail met-.. 1 leave
.t ♦,> the cuutnio ity at large ofthis c>'.y.
*io sn-ak what tney may know . f ::-.e. I
pr-*>ume there’s noua tilUi know in , bill
fc*s foa d me an hoimrslile dealer in o.
trr d , and ”0 other wise t ven lionvt —
The only lit tv 1 ever had on my china, e-r,
j* as a Sgsiidd' r , which I resigned *oi m*-i-
'./tlts'i three years; and who can i. t su-r ml
•pres'ions glow among th or v.rtuauv qu^v
' li'-s, that I woubl be nm cnieil la ox It
b:<-e setion; none. Can tl b- il
that I would -w the fil'ger n! m i;. I.
b« pmntad --i pm. fai th-. p-Pint sil’ii lT..’t
t! * pros i- • ,r . vr in- i •*•? I', ilaii-ly nor.
a\m: i.'it t .-.it .'an ,op)-o»- I would b
liu . lion s—, l(>« , OS to < ..rise lot-
From the National tpi t iligencer, 7th in'vt,
IV'e copied from the New-York Keening
Post; a month or two ago, a statement im
puting certain culpable excesses tu the
military authorities at Green Bay, and
•dlicr places} at the sama time expressing
our'hope, tliit.ive should be authorized to
- untrarlict these reports, and put their
•uthurs to shame. \Ve are happy to have
t in nur power to do arr, as reaatdi one
part of the story, by flit: publication nf the
subjoined line .merit, v licit is egtitlcd to
lilire respect und credence, as' well from
ihe character of the s-jmers, as of the
•oarce whence it has bt&a"transmitted **»
learn that bars'!»f base taftal, consisting of
copper-zinc, plutina and arsenic; haverre-
centlybeen fabricated, and sold as silver.
Many ol the bsrt "hate been sent to the
Spanish'^lsjne, coined into parts .of dol
lars, re-conveyed to Jxmaics: and ctrcu la,
ted to a considerable amount." A»- mer
cantile house received • quantity to the
amount of nearly 500 pounds, before the
fraad tvas discovered.
Tne "Bermuda Gazette of the 21st nit.
ssyssr® regret to learn that a disease, styl
ed the bilious remittant fever, is raging in
the town of-St. George’s Mr, William
Haslitt, jtin. oi Philadelphia, died in that
town, with the prevailing fever, on the 16th
of AiiguSt.—*V. V. Commercial Jldvertis•
THE lijFUBLlC.LV.
i'SkTUKDtYEY'ESING. SEPT. 18, 1819
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"Green J.tjy, ISih J'-’.'j, 38i9.
•Turk,
iiii i’ost,
niiliM)!
In a newspaper, prime*! at IN
In M:y last, and calie I the I'Sfci
it s» stat' d, on repoit, 4l th i: the
•‘.it Green H.iy ha* askuinei! a
•‘uii.trol over the civil authority, anil that
••'it.z-u,hjive b.-en taken up t.jr red oi
I'.irrleiideil oli’t i.cuSj.tw d ceurt* ut.tr-
••tiaf, and subjected to t.se p-j :i*».nent t.
“picketling;” nhifili is ilvii riheij, ih shut
••piper, to be iuliicie<1i..i tna r.u'prit by
•placing !-.;in on vviioden p:ii.. drove fic.ii-
•‘ly irftiic g.ouriii, tv.tli tne points expus-
- ;l above .tlt'e'grufend uslultor qua:ter n;
1:1 i-.ch,uver % which !, i., secpen led •>.-
- orris fa.ter.rd to Vile tiiUhtb*, „«l.«l when
“he can no longer =a*tri«j i. i,*. it in th.
‘•air, he must L,l h:s weight <J;-vv« upon
'Ki.
! ,:i
l»l consequence hi ti;i-i pjiilicction, cxi-
i.i.ite i to-subject’ tiie com.o i:.ding officer
>;u| military at this p!-tc ;, (ana justly, i:
ti-jo.) to public odium: I .e snhicribbr*, in-
oatiilants of Grceii Biy. a:;<i living i » tl.
immediate victuity of the military pur.t,
certify lo the (.•ublic, that the above f 'at"-
ment published in the Evening, i’usi, i*
irstitutc of lo-md.itioTi} tiiat a» o.-cu.-reiicc
i.i-s^uken place giving it the lightest sop-
po' t; and (hat the report upon which the
pu licati m was made ncigia.-tud in error,
or in vvinful falsehood.
M. Inwix, U. S. Facto.-.
RobkutIjiw i.-:, J;. Justice of Peace.
IiRVVt* V* ORGAN.
Jons L.vwe.
Lewi* Mouse.
W. NoiiUlSH.
Act. Geio.von.
L. G:ugno:..
Geo. Johx-s.-c.v, Sheriff Brown c*ty.
fThesuhscribers to 111« forgoing n-rti-
cate include all the civil authoriiy ot tin
. ouiity. M. Irwin !• app tinted lit.
judge, and Hubert Irwin ■ assist in',
judge of the court lifcrin.-.i-jn - : .-as—but,
•iot having ace- pt- d tl.-.- -\ app-iir.lmeots,
■ in-y do n..t i-i'.ii ti.eso oiiicial addi
Tiki.- is no i espt-cta'dtf inhaivita.iv
if Green Bay who has ant given the cer
tificate Ins signature.J
V. S. Panic Stock—Orjoff'-red, 98} as!t
ed, no sales this forenoim. In New-’fork
yesterday, 9r} oifered, 98f a-ked no sales.
—Phil. Franklin (raz. 7th ult.
U 8. Panic Slock.—A few shares were
sin'd this morning at 98 —*6. Sth inst.
ZWIT3J) STS rES IL'IA'IC.
An inrpreikion exists in the minds of
some individuals, that the bank of the U
S'ates is indebted in Europe tn the amount
nf two nr three nfillioKS ol d.iliars, and that
it ha* lately found it necessary tn negoti
ate a postponement of the payment of the
debt. We state.upon the best authority,
that the bank owes no" debt in Europe —
flie mistake on this s-'bjett probably ori
ginated partly in inisappreheusinri.o! facts,
ar.d p.-rt! v in a disposition to think and
speak unfavorably, on all- occasions, ol
c-.cry tiling connected with the bank ut the
United States. - i Id* institution /tus made
•in arrangement, by which the payment o!
i/pvgputt the Louis.ana debt due trvm
gnver n.a.itit tnfortigners, in October, is
jiostp'jto a period more convenient and
--.nofiii.il tu tne public. This airange-
ncut will retain for a time in the country
i largo sum of money, the Ids* ol which at
this period cf pecuniary embarrassment
would tend -r the pressure still more dis-
ties.'ing.—ib.
The city was alarmed last if ght, at about elev
o’clock;'by the cry of fire. It proved to^be in
fable on the bask part of the house, occupied by
Mrs Carson a* a boanhhg house, at the comer o-
‘Broughton and Barnard meets. Tirere arc sirurg
presumptions that it was not the effect of acci:
dent, as this stable is occupied by Mr. Meserve
as a grocery store. No light had been lcit burn
ing. and the first person wlro discovered it say
that the door was open. Fortunately it was ex.
tinpuished before it had done ar.y injury fay the
thntiy aid of some gentlemen then passing by.
From the complexion of these appearances,
inaynot be unnecessary to admonish the citizens
to be on their guard. - #
The Baltimore American of Wednesday morn
ing, the Slh inst. reports ‘-sixteen new cases a!
fever within the last twenty-four hours.”
Twenty-four new cases of nwfiynn.it/trer were
reported by the Board of Health of Baltimore, for
the .twenty-four hours ending on the 9th inst.
.There were one hundred and thirty nine dcstli*
in Boston, during the month of August, of thi
number twenty-two vrere by consumption; ttvea
ty-Six by ma.'-ynnm fever; and fourte. n by typhut
nod other fevers.
Heport of Intermcrits, in the city of Ch'arlesiuii,
from file 8th to the liih ins!; uni not to 46, till oi
which are said to be occasioned by ysliow lever.
Capt. F.hliets, nf th- ship Enttrpria*, r.rrivet!
'.iLriviv-Vi.rl: in lid days irons Canton, rtporo
that oil'St. Helena, he spoke the Ophelia, 6,-w-
s >n, of -Poston, for Canton; capt. Bewson bad
hern hour<Jc-ii by a sloop of war, snd informed
iinv a,. R-1 a continued in ill humor, and exclud
edail visitors.
Ji-t’l
Bill!-.
e city .,f I’lliI
of wilt, ii tn-ver
-nof..--.-C'--
MiekelJ l!t<-
tv-.u a shr.r
ii us m vc ti ox o f r.-i rizna i f.
We hsvejust rctur.jeit
i scene, tlisgracrl’jif tu :
Ir.'pilia—;t scene, tin- lit.
urfoi e eccurreil in tnisii
t.msi never will ag.it ,,
the nJvertiscmc-.ts of ■
life tinttimr nf Mr. Gni.
tint: ago mill t a su- cevsfal ext-arsii.n ia
Balloon, from tne citv of New-York, «u
- umerise eonenur-r ci* .z-tns,yX'-eet.ii:io.
,£ a motuvate cale-.il*! o ., 59.1'COi/i num
!jer, Msetubled nf, a:ul m the vicinity of
Viiuxlinll.Garden. For want of si-ill, "i
il-sign, (we know not which) the ii-llinm
was loiij- partially inll .ti ii.
Tlie cit zjiis waited for thr-.-e ot faui
murs witii a patience to huve hen au-
iicipated, vviien ;t is cn.niilersi! tint iiinnj-
,1’tiiein ha* been ilis ippninte-l in a similar
iianrirr.ii |-w days before; ami it is priiba-
n,- would I’.ave retired to tiirir ; .,o-".-s,
viihout any v.iiie|-. f exi»res*i«e.t of t'.eirdis-
■p.iriib. tir.’ii, i.g.i it nut been lor ,■ isu-t 'i.j-
■-.ittiitatc ami unju.tifiiblc .i.;t urence,
" nih toek place ahaut Si.J-::i-'.vii. A hoy
‘..id il ini!), red up the fence u, toe Gar<!
o-it :, in., was uilixie 1 dour, by a ; c:> i i
'•I ir.siue, In- refused, and gave the in Hi
*! U. ,
n'CTIMOHE, S»pt 7.
z .f:Baltimore —Atameei'ngofthe
• leiiical anil Chirurgiral *»cieiy ( I
> e, held nn Moiui ,y, the Ciii inst.
•t e :> resolved, that a committee of three
*» ■ sjjj-.ninti-ii ■ o ir.q-uire into the existin':
mi'diiion of the hiaith oi the --.ity. as it
regarded rtc loc 't.y sod contagious char
acter of the disease, sujipo, d to be (u cra
lent air-.i,-;g os, anil to report the sa.-itu.
The S'citt.i held an aojourned meeting
y.-stenley it tiie citv I'inirtry ruom, vvi.cie
ih: foiinwiES report wa» rcc, ived ami
'.’•ntiiiii --.-iy ail./pteil by tiie in.-inber* of
the society.pretu.t, as also, by llmse iiiem-
jers of : meilicgi ‘acuity ol th< eity,win>
aitt nik-d on tin-occasion, and wf.use names
are hereunto affixed.
. UKi’Oin':—
The cumoiit'e of Ihe ili.ti ict Medical and
f’l.irurgir.ii society uf Baltimore, to which
was referred the consideration of tin-ques
tions ot locality and contagion, as they res
pect the existing condition of t'-.e health o!
ihe citv, beg leve respectful’}- tu report:
1. That alter t ie most deliberate inve
tigation of tr.e suiij<-vt committed to their.
•,-xuminati.ou, it i* their decided belief, that
therje ilneb not exist at present, a single
case of oi-iicn iut or yellow fever, whicl
U'S oiigit.atcd wat of June*’ Fall*. On
the cbirt.-sry. this portion of Kic citv, com-
pro’iei.d.'c four fr'ths of its population, the
.cut oi mercantile business during tl
•Tiling and autumn, is ns healthy, as it
ver was known tu haw been at this sea-
si);; and (with t ic exception of the co],i
suimr.er and autumn of lfi'G,) more so.
than it!,a* he-.-:: m ftepf. for the Inst ten
years. Y'nur commitU-i- -.eiitiously
v. i Tim
I :oe f, ar of co..-
t in the state,or
pipopulation,
' loom every viv
>, autumnal, or
'hut
..I' hoard or Slab,
a Tit " are uuabh
It is
to Sir, .
tint tin
it tn.tr .-
jj|gaiHy;ff a - su,"' **
to a'--. :d, ', il!‘ i'riehi
lc_v j t..y pi i‘,|.e,-v !
jc.ajrt-—' r . la- I
that i uav • ; iy i
itSf a „p?: dy lr.ai. n-
l’it reccsvi- that ya«t
and jopocent n.iifi
Years respect!:
IIS, m to
'I, I C-i-‘-
h-.p<
Cd-nt t.h,
an injured
Vr
yVlIilAM IIaIWASD.
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A late Fargiifth’>>p» »a-mV#—
. sli't p L;’<, fii.wu ISlai Xtt, iatt ly ^e-
turiied In PofttmnutK»! bi Ml i‘t*e«S«il irt
rtcovrring from ilie pin.t* a «.< t^e patriot
«hip-LntaUwy (destroyed off a
enniaratn" ab«*ut 50001 »terimg« in
coins i.fvari nations, (part «f the plun
der ms.de at Hon:.v'ig*aj und vrv ar*»'g ap-
parul faring ino 09211;s cf Smith and Hoi*,
v ;
- ■ ' I--/:. .JAM
Si.me pertions on the outside, airexly
wporatrd w-ttn disappointment, nnmedi*
’.y 1 oUiUis-ritA'd liit *»vmk of diic.-octiuu,
tr ai'injr d*iV\t» the fcoic ui the Garden,
.tv ;iu:n ueiit deiii* c.ituly to v.o. U,
•aking Ui*» lamps, suininvr housci-t. Win*
^i:t tu* JVoJpic*, df'e. T3»rv !)»vie >n'o
t R.a -room, br^Le Ihe biu'i.’.s,
t«. spille»i arid d‘ank ll e wine, and i»tV«r
: «<]U' r». lieu they had destroyed aii
ii.y conveniently Could they set fire to the
Temple, which beinj* composed of w.jr.J,
was U!itire!y consumed, notwithstanding
foe active and u'.remitted exertions of oar
Fire di.ti Host Companies. It is of course
impoaMbte for os yet to scate the probable
vmount ol tiie Ios9 sustained by the Fro-
j»ri« tor of the Garden.
Under the circumstance* of the case, the-
dc^t'action of the Balloon, although it
<<iu!d not haveiicen justified, nii£ht have
admitted of sumo palliation- But the wan
ton and iiteutd destru« lion •f the property
of an unoffe*.din^. individual, is an dfienOe
which can rot, be tolerated in a government
ofi iWfc. We trust the pe’p* tiators will
ti:» d scovtred and punished.
We understand there were not more
thaii 50 pc»>n«»8 engaged in this outrage.
1; may Ul worth while to ask, where were
tne in^y-or and the Officers of Police, from
rtrtff past H Mi half pa«it 8 o’clock.-*-Phil,
•timer* ieutinel* 9th inst.
frsditffn.o, tif»f t'fCre i*.
zuy adjacent srfie, any
more coinsdctciy ex*ct;»?
riety a?i.r ir.^-ce <ij til!:
any other lover.
2. Y ur 0.inornate?, mnrenrer, feels it-
»e!f justified in the expression nf its entire
ctinviditn, the ili-ea^e w!»ieh does ex
ist ai Feh’s Point, is ait-g.rtherde^titutco:
eve* y attribute oi ci'in»\un; tnd (hat utjj-
versa! experi nee and a co’istaht ob<*»*r-
van.'.e of its chatac?**r, tlomonswftte, that u
not been commmu?>icatcd from a sick
to a iiediihy (» dy. Although tne iiucr-
course between e v .st and west -BaUiinore
has been fre A a mn runs ded, hiu! uninterupt
• d, in no in-s.-n • h;!» it been propagated
f.'iiin one individual to another. Beyond
(he sphere of die. atmosphere locally infec-
:ed, r ;o case has been found;and the bound
of the infected air are so limited and weli
d« fined that none need expose themselves
to i‘s influence.
(Signedj N. Pcttei?. 1
Ennai.ls Martin, y Committee.
Samuel Baker, J
FOU TITB SATiNXiU HUTCnilCAN.
JT” En'tro-—I no! iced in your paper or the 24th
instant, an article with the tignuiure of VS .auukn
It dis-phys the zeal of a cautious patriot, bt;i the
lighted policy of a too credulous and mi*
taker, i tn teaman; his fears aie excited by an ’
< nary danger \V\ul evil conscoufi.ee can resui;
to our government, by tfie transfer of llahfot ti u
from Spain to Russis? Under t^e foimtr guvrtn
ment, us a philanthropist, I sliouid ties, e it tur *
while to continue, inasmuch as tiie fJnic tut.
ters—and t!»e day is not dtslant w’..cr\ .the
rtunitard of Spain will cease to be unfurled in
the new world; when, perhaps, our own country,
whose' true policy is peace, will have to grapple
;n arms with her equals, anil stand upon her
guard J’gainst in vision. A politician would wish
this danger to be averted by the $ubjei.»Lon and
division of the/ Spa nidi pofWf*sions; (bey wetdd
then not grow apace with cur own, and we slit uid
consequently have less to apprHivud fr**m them*
vV.id a? regards liis pinion ot the Russi - ‘»» robe)',
he will do well to remember (Ini. i?ua may change
>i;h every reign, as it depends upon the widm ot
the soveivign. The present emperor may be as-
lie inirghics, an au.bilious prince; Dot tb;«l be
‘tnniffht of American Terra I'*ii ma, when lie of
ft red nis nudiation between this, nation and lir.*
ta n, is iiulivd a singul.u c u.ception; on the c«?n
trnrj', I believe that the ihl.-ot.rtr ljad no motive
whatever lo trie action—tor no matter what may
bf said to the r rersc, he ia nn u#», and cur/ieu
by very clumsy grooms. 1 do net know thai his
cx-nduct in ascending die throne, should had to
lb? conclusion tb.ir he was ambitions, unless WaR-
nsv la heard i^mrfdilng more of that affair, than
ever I did Alexantler displayed timivlity and a
Whi't ofairocdon, rather than the bold ingratitude
of an usurp'.’. * son. Uss whole family wouivibave
been deposed.hud he not compiled wi*h the dc**
maud of tlie conspirators; and o sensible is his
own m' »Iot 'of ihe .fact, that the loss of a husband
to wh^ni she was bound by tiie mo>.t tender af
t-el it) n, h.;.< not abated hi r fundnest? for her sow-,
and general Jf.nnixgskx is and has been ever .since
an honorable exile from St. Petcr&burgb; vbe
dmibts of W Ann lx ts r^garits ins Christian prin
ciples, may be well founded, 1 know nv.thing ubou
them, except incor.tinance to the marri--:g<* be»l be
an anti clirndUn action; then Miss Ka3Xilto> and
Mis. Khahmeu will testify his apnstany 1 cannot
possibly agree with Wahhex as to the probability
of his being* strangled shortly—the grand duke
Covsta.ntjnb, I will venture to assert almost j>o»-
utvelv, is the only man in Ins dominions that has
over conceived a thing of the kind; bis abode is in
Poland, and the Russians look forward wi'.h bur
rorto the hour that will place an active and
J.-ghtened but vicious and turbulent prince upon
iho throne. I a.u sorry that t cannot unite with
Wahre'? in believing that be ty ill be less honest
and pious in America, than in Kurope and Asia-?-
nr that the American ergie should cooipl&in of
the benefits which others obtain without injury to
herself. She had heller go to roost in tne va:
wilderness ever which shs now waves her pinions
ei crcave her off’ pru-g, and level her forests, th.
to strike her talons iuto soil too wid.? to sbeRei
with her wings; and 1 hope directly the contrar
of what WihnBN does; I earnestly-hope that our
govt’n»ment will not attempt aiiV'Jarihcr acquiat-
don of territory, and that* il wifi believe Russia
to be A better neighbor than any state destined to
be independent, can be. A **
—,—
FALL end WLX'LL
The «ub*c b*r» • * w «.?• ’•
Seasonable Articles,
wluch, with Jiu«! on b< ’ t*». 4 .
Kmilt, a* d Groryia. row *** ■ .
pool, will tl:: ir - »f. r f
Woolen, Worsted/Cotton -<|l
* A>D
LIJTEvVApG 0 OD§,
TZlt\ -OHXLH.IL ami aXTE*SlVy;
and will sold.M a re^oiiablc ndvaiite for 1
ton or tindouhtcd piper, !
AKMHUV LO 'V & 1
aert 18 .9:1
OojJ't e, .Wtckertl, §c.
Ls-'i 1 '" 1 ' f'-'.'i. ,ji Vr,»,, 1 lu il othr. 6afiy-Ann,
MS litn'.s kdJ SO !>»£:■ C.'Hce
XO ba<rela !!.*<«« .N’t, l M-rlciel
72 <l-> <lo 2 <!o
100 t-> <!" 3 do
50 bltand tie;cc, Sa’ji'on .
75 ktp9 Tobacco, 8 la i* ato the pound
?9 Wut* leaf folwrco
JO boxes and c.vk. Coilicnf he< *e
I.ttvrttK e </ '1'lt'TmnxOffH
sevt 13-
-90
Far Sale
ox tux sciisn'Utr.n,
Spuare bur Iron, j inch to 4$
Axe do do
VS'ju-jfon and ct< s in do do
SO c. -is bale Kane
5 |>-pes li!t*eeoOil
3~0 pieces Colton llaf-p-inq-
50 tierces Icndcn b.-ouo Stout
70 crate. Crcckny \\ M. TAYLOB.
sept 18 —t—9 J
Fawij Chairs for Sale.
5 dozen fancy Chairs, and
1 Settee
.lust received from New “oik and for sate bv -J
Beitjai! in How ard.
tept 13——50
JVotiee.
The copartnersltip of biuu & Watt is this
da' di solved t>y mutual cori?eut Pe^su is l aving
cmands against th.- Mem a.e r quested tt> pros, nt\
M.m, and those i .*,«b nl to nr«k 1 immeil : klc paj*
rnent to Solomon S. Sh .d. who is fully authorised
to settle the business tf the concern.
v SOLOMON S SHAD.
ALLX. WATT.
sent 18——i»r-* 90
For Sale,
Oa board brig Mary Ann. f-cm Havana, lying Uii*
sid« of Five-Fathom,
Piue-Apples, Oranges, Phutaina, Lines, &c.
vept 18— c— 90
Far Sate
The schooner FAT I Y & SAL! Y, Iy-
king it Telfair** wharf, burtt'vn seventy
^•lons, aod in c-mrpMe order for f« a
r.t M— m-90 R IrtCH A KOSOV A CO.
iCT 3 The Editor .o' the Morning Citron
icle haa deemed it expedient to ru^per.d, for the
present, the publications he does it with the view
to enable him tr# make such arrangements as wiii
insure its nnid^rropted continuance.
From oar Bermuda correspondent'ire
The Richmond Enquirer, speaking offli*
Ule r<i&l»-rr of the tr-. ij?, saya—"It is as
certained that the mail v.Mch rs robbed
was made up at ti-.e liidtmo.-id t>osl—flier
ot> the tiialti uf Mi.mlay, the iGih August;
a rlicek si ut on in the same mail by llic-
Virginia Rank, has nut vet reached its drg-
tination, as *-xpec|ed; but what other pa
per, are ret missing, oiiere and how t!.e
rubborjr was perpetrated, whether in a
house or on t!«: road, is all wrapt in per
feet mystery. It is suspected that th>-
mail w.-.s robbed between this city atnl'AI-
exandria.”
For Sale,
6 b ties London cufiii Rlanketz
5' do Bristol do
3 liu white Plains
2 do white und red FUnnel*
(Cj* The friends and acqiia*..:ance-. ofJioct.
Gchiki*? !. Mii4.sk are requested to attend h;a fu-
nerul To..Mu:'r„x9 v llotntng, at 9 o’clock
Died.—in th ; -s c.tv, or» the 11th inst. Matu.ua
Eijza MonnxrAi, aged 2 years and 5 months
daughter of Mr. S. M. Mordecai,
SHIP - JX E WS.
FORT GF SAVANNAH.
I do negro Caps
1 do Tors’nire Cloth*
1 do Fearnoughts
2 do IJerntx
100 pieces Cotton Bayging
4 cases Kentucky Twine
3 do Cotton Sheetings
1 do Irish Linens
1 do cotton Umbrellas
20 do Glassware, consisting cf Decanters, Tuuf
biers, Wine Classes, Liquor Cases, on acccmmo-
9N-
;a-
ffli;:
dating terms, by
*epH—Jr—
C lie
LEVY HAST.
ABTUVETI,
Barque Spartan, New-Yo;k, 6 day
R.dirrJs Sc Harrnway, cvinsignees —with yunlries
-to Larorhe at Wutson.vA W S^rBm.a Stu-gf?
!c Hurroughs, V/m. Scarbrough, Meigs Sc R
A. J’ei fieid, Nicholas Sc Neff, Huag Sc .Lrvis, J.
VPXitJi, Tlionua Gardner, and A 15. ITniiin St
Co. Twelve pasiengers in the steerage.
tferm. Iiri.f GrnerM Jackson, Gru i.nun, Pro
vidence, li f 6 days—to Taft & Sibitys, consiir-
nees — until an assorted cargo—to John LtW;*.
Ctn ene St Lippitt, J Prentice and the ntaster.
Patsengei'—Mr French
iirig F.hz.w Hanaifan, Netv-Or’e^jis, 26 days,
boEna to New-York, put in leaky. -
Brig Mary-Ann, Selby, Havana, 9 days. The
M. A. put in here wind bound, her port of desti
nation being Charleston. The brigs James Por*
tor, and Margaret, and schooner -, Harris;
from PhiLdviphia, had just arrived; and thirty sail
of othe\vessefs^ from different parts of the Unit
ed States, ail baring had long passages. About the
6th in-tmt. tncre arrived in tiie Havana, a ffeetof
transports from Spain, with tlirrethousand good
h ekirg troops and a new governor, being’a part
of the t^xpedi'tjn fittirg out in liurope—70C0
more wee expected to arr i e in a ifcoit t rue.
Sloop Union, Salinich, Boston, 8 days—with
an assorted ca*go—1'» Lawrence It T hompson,
consignees. Passengers—-Mrs. Collins and two
children, and Mr. M Lean. Spoke in lat 27 39,
Ion. 74, we3t* ship Concord, from Liverpool,
bound to Norfolk, with paa engers; being short
of provisions, we supplied thenar—the cApta - in
fonned that hit passengers had mutined and ta
ken the ship from him.
k . ' v ' CLXABED, 4 •*
Sh»p TVcodbiae, Fash; N. Yotk—& Dneard.
Jin Ordinance
or giving to ihe Hoard of Commissioners of
Health and Hry Culture, the power to appo'nt
an Agent wi ll a salary, to inspect aU tftrs*
krids fur which the right of Dry Culture h s
been contracted by tiie Mayor and Aldermen
of ti.c city »T Savannah.'
1. Be it onluined hy t!»r tnover and aldermen
the city of Savannah, in council i.ssemhled,
d il is lierebi orchtincd by the aiithoriiy qf thtf
h..*, thy board of comnsissluKera of healtit
d dry ctiilure ihall be audio*no d ami < mpower*
cd Jo <iect c:n tiie first Monday in November next,
and on th.: fL'.st Monday in November m every
y<*ar hereafter, •: officer,*who shall be designated
and knoV.n as agent under the dry cultva^ con
tracts*.
2. And be it Further or-iained by the authority
aforesaid. That it tludi be the duty of the clerk
of the city council, upon the election of such of
ficer, to furnish him with a certified copy cf the
conditions cf the contractu entered into betw een
t!.e owners of Linds iu the vicinity of he city of
Savannah and U.e mayoc and aldermen • ! th. - said
city. T hat it a?l be tlfotiuty of said ag?. at care*
fully to examine the situation cf :4l tl.< se lands
for which the rigid of caiiture has teen contract- v
(d, to ascertain whether the owners cf said lands
have strictly complied rvilh the covenants entered
into between tl urinatives ur.d the mayor and rd-
dermeti of the city of Suvannah, and to report the
same in'writing to the mayor and atdcnz.en of
til« city of Savannah, and the board of commis
sioners of health .and dry culture at any time or
limps when required by the said bjartis or either
of lheni, which report riiall set forth fully the 5 ar
ticular manner in which the ewiractittg pa»tic#
Jiare'compliedWilli thi spLculations in kuti con
tracts,
^ 3. And be ii further ordained by (lie authority
aforesaid, That it .shall !ae the duty of said agent
previous to Lis entering upon the'duties ft his
said office, tn give lo tl. e mayor and aldermen cf
the oily of Savannah a bond with two securities, '
to be approved of by them, in tbe penal sum of
livr. thousand dollars, conditioned ter the faith
ful performance cf the duties ol bis *-aid t*flice #
and that upon &aid bond being executed,lie shall
rake and subscribe tiie ti>!lcv.ing oath which shall
be admir isle ltd to him by me major of the city
of Sawunnnh: 1, A B. do st*le»iwily swear that I
will faiitifully discharge the duties of agent tinder
the diy culture contracts as 2*1 escribed bv an or
dinance, passed by trie mayor and aMcrmen of
;he city cf Savannah iu council assembled, on the
13th cay of September, one lli nn.and eight bun- *
dred and nineteen, without partiality and to the
Oe:-t of my understauditg, so htlp ire God.
4. Be it further ordained by the authority afore-,
said, That if the add agent ohould-;nselect or re-'
fuse to perform any of the duties required of him
hy tl*e ordinance, it shall be the duty of council
to summon him before them, and upon proof pf
such neglect or refusal to pertorm said duty, it ,
shall &a‘optioral with them to indict such fine
they may think proper not exceeding thirty dol
lars for any offence, or to srder n suit to be in
stituted on said bond iin the superior court of
Chatham county, or dismiss the liijd agent from
-ttice. W
5. Be it furtbec ordained by the authority afore-
sud, That the ?aid agent shall be paid from mo
nies not otherwise appropriated the sum of eight
hundred dollars annually in quarterly jjayrn. fits,
which shall not be increased dunng bis continu
ance in office.
Council, Stpfember 33, Iff'-9.
[L S) Passed, T.U. I*. CHARLTON, mayor.
Attest, U. It. C’srLtu, c. c.
scot 18 90
Education.
The subscriber’. Sct ’l Svhool Jyr Yvctig L.tt»
hit.?' v.li be rerruvefi irt ui ihe.Ssnfi ijfiU, to Au> ,
guj'x u> the 15th ot OcUiiier r.ertjy- ^ "
iieh thne ’
it will be openetl " itb oniirtr'-d r.itjrtSw instruc
tion. In adilition to »he toli<! braoe' e* of a Weil
tiou.
regultUd feoufie tuttcuion, ujw Uujrbf, arrsnge-
monts tiave been ru Je lo procure t-ichers is
VUS1C, PAINTING, arri the FicLNOf LAN
GUAGE. The subsc-i'.'-.*, '.iierefore, Kat’trrx h'..n-
setf, that his institution tv. !l allbril -.ovanlajfes for
nnprovemeat, not inferior to in/ in the United
State*. *1 . -
Pupils can be accommodated with ucar^in- ui
the family oftlie subacriber in winch, the most
scrupulous attention will be paid tn. their xosjuts
and xissuu. t * ’la
Persons at s distance, anacquiinted- with .the
subscriber, are referred for information as to ciiar-
acnr and q-ijlificatioiu, to ilke rev- Ors. Fiinn and
Palmer, of Charlctior.; tbe rev. Thos. G. lim y
of C -lumbb, S. Caroiiaa, a nd the rev. Dr. KuJ
lick, of Savannah.
During Lite Summer n-on’.hs, the school is re
moved to the Sand Ilills, a situation considered
to be os healthy as any in Georgia
B, JB. Hopkins,
A’J^JlU, Sept. I [87]
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