Newspaper Page Text
■*
4*1
BY a. A. W. BOBEKTSOW,
tvni.Hiixiis or tiik laws of tiik union.
CHATHAM COUNTY, > President of the imperial party has relred
I i • • a ■ Ilia, .a aa S'tkA I* A ia .1* I llll lllllal tail*
DAILY PATCH) :
COtwrKV PATCH,
*■
KlttllT IiOl.I.Alls.
! FIVE DOM. AHS.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 27,18-25
ID* The Rev. Dr. Codman, will perform
Divine Service TIHS-EVENING, in the
Baptiat Church, commencing at 7 o’clock.
Bj* No Mail north of Raloigh, w&a re-
eeived last night. SIX are now due.
A man calling himself James Washington
Edwards, lately from North Carolina, but
now of Union District, in South Carolia,
was committed to Jail in Charleston, on Sa
turday evening last, by John Michel, Esq-
charged with having passed several coun
terfeit Bank Bills of the Planters’ Bank of
Georgia, dec. The Courier states that
there were found upon him, when taken,
about 220 dollars in $10 Notes of the Nash
ville Bank, and two JlO Notes of the Plan
ters’ Bank of Georgia—which are evidently
counterfeits, and very coarsely executed.—
He stated that he arrived in town the even
ing preceding, in company with a man nam
ed Geo. W. House. Search was made most
of the day on Sunday, for House, but he
Was not found. The former represents that
he received in payment from House, the
counterfeit money which he was detected in
passing.
The Book of Revelation unsealed,—'The
Washington Journal states, that the great
demand for this work having suggest
ed the expediency oi'increasing the Edition,
and of making arrangements to gratify cu
riosity every where in the country at once,
a delay of a few days will result to subscri*
hers in receiving it.
Superior Court, January Tkii.m, 1325.}
Presentments of tile Grand duty.
' Wo, the Grand. Jury of Chatham Coun
ty, beg leave to return our thanks to his
honor Judge Wayne, lor his prompt, atten
tion in the discharge of tfie arduous duties
of his office during the present term.
1st. We present for the reprehension of
our fello.w-citir.ens, and thereby for correc
tion, the conduct of the managers of the
lust election of county officers, for receiv
ing the votes of soldiers of the U. States,
stationed in this place. At this election
those entitled to vote, even such as could
vote for the members of the general As
sembly, by the constitution, must be citi
zens and inhabitants of the state ; mu6t
have resided six months within the county,
and must have paid all taxes required of
them, or which they had an opportunity of
paying for the year preceding the election.
Upon this point we recommend the enact
ment of such a law- as ignorunce cannot
mistake, or corruption disregard* and for
the prevention of sailors and other tran
sient persons who are not properly entitled |
to vote, from doing so. We also recom
mend that in addition to the other qualifica
tions, no person shall be permitted to vote
in Towns situated in the lower counties,
who has not been a freeholder therein at
least thirty days previous to the election, or
whose name has not been registered in a
Book r to be kept for that purpose by the
Clerk of the Inferior Court of such county,
at least thirty days previous to the time at
which his vote is offered.
2d. We present as a serious grievance
the long and continued practice of Justices
of the peace charging more than the fees
specified by law,
3d. We present as a hardship the im
prisonment of persons without other speci
fication of crimes than vagrancy, and quote
as a recent instance Samuel Elsworth, who
was imprisoned from July last until Janu
ary instant.
4th. We recommend the institution of a
Court of Errors and Appeals, as a most de-
Smyrna papers to Oct. 8th are received j sirable improvement to the Judiciary Sys-
At Boston by the Daily Advertiser. Their, 1 tom of our State, and we flatter ourselves
contents are not important, nor is the intel-i it requires no argument on our part to eon-
ligence so late as has hitherto been re-' vice the citizens of Georgia of the import-
ceived. But there are some few items ance of such a court.
Worth transcribing.
They contain accounts from the Morea
in which it is stated, that Colocotroni was
received into favor, and had been put in
command of 10,000 men, for undertaking
the siege of Patras. The Turks had re
treated from Attica to Ncgropoint. Gourra
Was waiting at Athens for a supply of money
previous to entering on an expedition.—
| 5th, We suggest the propriety of an act
^o prevent unrecorded mortgages from ta
king precedents of Judgments.
6th. We present, as an evil requiring cor
rection, the collection of negroes at milita
ry parades, funerals, &c., and advise the
adoption of some measures to prevent simi
lar occurrences in future.
7th. We again present to the notice of the
proper authorities, the laws of the State rc-
Sabbath,
lor. Die in tenor.
Figuicros, governor of Sgara, attaked
the town.of Acdiiuu.ua, Nov. 8, interning to
establish a government called that ot the
Supreme Saviour, but 1oh$ 200 men.
The Rio Janeiro Diario, hints thatpapo-
silioiiH of recognition have been mad by
the French government. Tins Empepr’s.
government are occupied in founding qmmi-
versity.
The remains of the ex-president Carval
ho’s army arc said to have left the/city of
Olinda on the 17th of October, whejee tuey
took the road to Guiana, pursued by the
emperor’s troops. They then rtoved to
wards Limociro.
Foreign.—The manner of administering
justice under the present regime in Spain,
may be gathered from the following fact,
related in a foreign paper :—A young man
was tried in Barcelona, for. having been
found in a mob which was preventing a
Monk from preaching the doctrines of re
venge and murder. The court decided,
that there were no proofs of his guilt, but
sufficient of presumptive testimony to con
demn him to the galleys fin* life.
A further instance of the deplorable situ
ation to which Spain is reduced, will be
found in the following act:—During the
existence of the constitution, the waste or
barron lands, known by the name of Baldi-,
os, had been distributed as military rewards,
and some parts had been sold to enter-
prizing settlers, and n great portion of that
land was actually located and cultivated.—
An order has been published by the Coun
cil of Castile, forbidding, not only the fur
ther improvement of those lands’but actu
ally commanding that the improvements tie
destroyed and the land restored to its for
mer barren condition.
Baron Fain, formerly private secretary
to Napoleon, and also Count Segur, form
erly chamberlain,, have published Histories
of the Grand Army, and life of Napoleon,
which excite considerable attention.
f+ondon, D c. 2.—.Mrs. Fauntleroy.—ll
was, we are assured from the best authori
ty, intended to conceal the fact of the eje
ction of the husband of this unfortunate
Indy until to-duy, and ever since the final
determination of his fate, she lias been led
to lkdievo tliut this was the day appointed
for his death. Yesterday morning, howev
er, the fact was communicated to hr, in
Hie way which her friends rrmsid re l would
add the least to her already harrowed feel
ings. We are given to understand that, the
communication was made by letter, from n
gentleman who has all along taken a deep
interest in the fate of her unfortunate hus
band, as well as in that of Mrs F. and her
son. This was done about, ten o’clock yes
terday morning. This letter was also ac
companied by one from her son. Mrs. FV
sufferings are the most poignant ; she h
confined to her room, and sees none but hot
nearest friends. As soon ns the fact was
made known to her, the shutters of her a-
ptmrnent.H were closed.
Yesterday morning Mr. Baker went to
Newgate, and huving obtained possession
of t he ring which the unfortunate gentle
man wore at his deat h, (to which we advert
ed yesterday, in our report oftlie execution)
lie delivered it to Mrs. IJartis, the wife of
the principal turnkey, pursuant, t > the dy
ing request of Mr. Fauntleroy, neenmpany-
ingit with the acknowledgments lie felt due
to that person for her unremil ing attention
to his wants and comforts during the time
he bad been under her care. A short time
before Mr. Fauntleroy left his apartment
to proceed to the condemned cell, he pre
sented a valuable portable writing desk and
apparatus to Mr. Harris, who received his
the only arrival and sale this week, so far
as we could learn, was 40 bales, at 121 cents.
Of the present stock on hand, we believe
there is more than one half on ship-board,
and sold, ready for shipping wheu the wea
ther will permit weighing.
Arrived since 1st October last,
Arrived in same lime last year,
Arrive d in same time season before
‘Exported since 1st October lust,
Exported in same time last year,
Exported in same time the year be
fore
Stock on hand to-day, including all
on ship-board not cleared
Stock on hand same time last sea
son,
§tock on hand same time season
before,
Freights for good vessels continue steady
at 1 cent per pound for cotton to Northern
ports, aud Id. sterling to Liverpool.
Slatcmcntof Cotton.—Stock on hand 40427
Exported, 10370
Remaining, .30057
Freights.—To Liverpool for Cotton per lb
in American, vessels, Id.sterling. Dc.do,
do in British Id. sterling. France, do do.
2 cents. Northern ports in the U. S. for
Cotton per lb. 1 cent. Do do do per bules.
Do do Tobacco per hhd. $3. Do do Sugar,
per hhd. $6.
GEORGIA VOLUNTFER9.
Yuu are commanded to ap
pear upon your Parade Ground
THIS DAY, the 27th Janua
ry, at NINE O’CLOCK, A.
SI. precisely, in lull uniform,
armed and equipped accord
ing to law, for regimental in
spection and drill.
Defaulters are hereby noti
fied to attend a Regimental
Court of Inquiry, to be held
on Thursduy, the 10th Feb-
on nc.i ■—— ruary next, at the Exchange,
ju,uo7 to | )e 0 | )enc( ] at n j ne 0 t c i 0 ck, A. M. |
iooqqi By order,
18,"3 Q B . CUMM1NG) , Bt g nrgn .
25,125' Jrul 27 5 ir
SAVANwaH FENDIBLES.
Attention !
YOU are hereby ordered to
be and appear on your l’arade-
Ground,
THIS DAY,
the 27th inst. by 9 o’clock, A.
SI. completely armed and e-
quipped for hcgimeutal Pa
rade.
3CA3f2B?W WmsSM*
PORT OF SAVANNAH.
rpilE subscriber intending to elute his
J. business in this city, offers his
St reduced prices, for CASH, consisting 0 f
Sideboards of various patterns, Secretm
and Book Cases, Wardrobes, French p te J
es, Bureaus, Ladies’ Dressing Tables,Cr,a.
modes, Pillar and Claw Work Tali,.,
Card Tables, Tea Tables, Dining Tatii.’
Breakfast Tables,Gentlemen’s Writing Iv
ides snd Book Cases., Inclosed Basin Htnnds
Wash Stands, Candle Stands, Work Sinnds'
Mahogany Cribbs, Cradles, Mahogany high
post Bedsteads, Field do. Muple do. Monle
Field do. Wire Safes, Cotts, Muttressc-,
Looking-Glasses, Fancy &Windsor Chairs,'
&c. ot tlie Ware-House, corner of Whitts'
ker-Street and Boy Lane.
J. H. O. also requests that those who arc
indebted, will please to make payment with,
out delay, and those having any demands,
present their accounts for settlement.
. J. II. OLDEKSHAW.
Jan 25 sill
By order of Copt. Hunter,
MILLS,
1st Sergeant.
jnn 27 50
Dervish Pacha, it is stated, was appointed
Seraskier, and had augmented his force to specting the observance of the
20,000 men, but was waiting for the co-op- and recommend to the owers of plantations j cordial acknowledgements for his humane
•ration ofthe Egyptian army. | contiguous to the city to allow their slaves! attention towards him.
The following under the Mytiiene date of the opportunity of bringing the produce of
the 4th of October,may be considered as the their spare time to market, without being
Turkish account ofthe affair before Stan- ■ obliged to do so on Sunday,
chio• | 8th We present our thanks to Governor!
CLEARED,
Brig Chatham, Holland, Liverpool,
S. B. l’urkman.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Flora,Tomerson, from Iliceborongh,
witli Cotton and Rice, to J. A. Maxwell,
Bulloch & Dunwoody, P. Devillers, and W.
Law.
Sloop Union, Sailowich,Sunbury, 2J days,
with Cotton, to J. A. Maxwell, Bulloch &
Dunwoody, R. &. J. Habersham. T. Butler
& cu. J. P. Williamson, and I. D. Mongol.
SAILED,
Ship Edward, Conneries, New-York.
Brig Gov. llopkins, Vickery, New-York.
Sloop Good Intent, Alien, Darien.
Report of brig Chat ham’s cargo, for Li
verpool, 758 bales, weight 237,1)64 pounds,
value 13.215 {Jj.
The steam boat Maid of Orleans, from
Hamburg via Savannah, arrived at Charles
ton 24th
V BBIVED FBOM THIS POUT,
At Charleston 24th instant, sloop Herald,
ileatli, 1 day.
CI.EAREn Fon THIS PORT,
At Charleston, 25th inst. sloop Express,
Ilamet.
Cfiorterton, Jon. 25.—Arrived,schr. Men
tor. Eldridgu. Baltimore 6 days, with Flour
and Wiiisliov.
Cleared, Br. ship Westmondand, Jeffer
son, Liverpool j ship New-Eugland, Berry,
Liverpool; ship Emerald, Briggs, a port in
Eirope ; brig Neptune, Picket, North of
ihropc ; schr. Intrepid, Merrill, West In
dex ; schr. Eliza, Dias, Havana.
Wnt to sen—British ship John & Mary,
Laighton. Liverpool; schr. Laurel Packet,
Jacll80ll, Havana ; uukr. Glof;, tliivr, New
Orleans ; U. L. schr. Gazelle,Buikley, New
York.
Goshen Butter* Lard, fije.
i yUST received per ships William Wal-
tf lace and Juno,
15 Kegs Prime Goshen Butter
20 do Lard
10 Barrels ciioice Hams
10 Half barrels Pig Pork, put up for
family consumption
8 Barrels Sargent’s Crackers
12 Half barrels Fly Market Beef
2 Barrels Smoked Tongues
IN STORE,
50 Barrels Prime Beef
30 do Mess do
60 do No. 1, do
40 do Prime Pork, city inspection
12 do Mess do
75 do Pilot and Navy Bread
50 do Potatoes
40 do No. 1, 2 and 3, Mackarel
100 Half barrels Flour
50 Whole do do
Together with a general assortment of all
kinds of
Groceries & Ship Chandlery
For t»ale by
BRADLEY,CLAGHORN & WOOD,
Anciaux’ Wharf.
Jan 27
An Egyptian frigate gave chase to Admi- Gfo. M. Troup, for the recommendation 1 snbt* traneons canal of nparly four miles »o
,al Miauli, and would infallibly have taken which has been so effectual in purging our I en ° ct a communication between the eastern
. , and western waters. This if earned iTTBi
Statute Book from the disgraceful and en-1 eff( , rt wi|] he tho grPnt(sft wfirk „f,he
It appenrn by official documents that, the
commissioners appointed bv government
to explore the line of water communication
between the Potomac aid Ohio rivers, con-j a tiH hour* ofthe day, lo attendto the du-
template at the summit level h tunnel or«tj 0 0 f either department.
Jistiee oK thv, l’we and
*<o1avrxj L‘u\> dc UtSvce.
T HE subscriber respectfully informs the
Public, that bis office is now kept in
Bran-Street, in the. building recently in
tin occupation of Dr. Min's, and in the rear
of lie City Hotel, where he will be found
him, ifby an unforeseen accident, the E-
gyptian had not struck a sand bank. The ormous crime of ebuntenancing the sale of
Greeks then, wishing to profit by this ac- freemen to slavery.
eident, sent toward the frigate two fire • 9th. We respectfully suggest the propri-
lliips, one of which succeeded in grappling; ety of a due abservance of the above pre-
it, and while the fire was kindling, a num- sentments on the purt ofthe proper author-
ber ofthe insurgent vessels drew near to ities; and finally, wo recommend thy pub-
stop the fire and take possession ofthe ship, liention of them in each ofthe Ci'y Ga-
With this design the Greeks immediately zettes
boarded, but the Turkish commander, a
man of great bravery, thought it his duty
to repair his misfortune by setting fire to
the powder and blowing up, with himself,
all tho Greeks who had hoped to take pos
session ofthe frigate. Not a soul was Ba
ved. The Greeks sent seven fire ships in
succession towards Gibraltar’s vessel; the
latter succeeded in avoiding them, and dis
played thereby as much skill as bravery.—
All i liese fire ships were destroyed, without
having uny effect, but finally, one sent more
Successfully, was attached to a Turkish cor
vette. The commander of the latter,
sprung like lightning into the fire ship, suc
ceeded in detaching it, returned to his own
corvette, and preserved it, by cutting away
at the instant, a mast that had taken fire.
The Captain Pacha has rewarded this no
ble action by a Caftan. The combined
Ottoman squadron succeeded, by pressing
Beil, in reaching the Greeks, who lost many
vessels, burnt and sunk; several others
saved themselves, though much damaged,
The Boston Centinel contains a list of
the manufactories in the State of Massachu,
setts, together with the amount of capital of
each. It appoare from this statement, that
there arc «.• hundred ond lirty one, with
an aggregate capital of 21,465,000 dollars.
During the eight years that Mr. Craw
ford ha« boon Secretary of the Treasuary,
it appears that, by hia excellent manage
ment, tliepublic debt has been reduced $37,-
446,961, 98 in principal and 9. 36 1.4 in the
average rate of interest. A fact which
speaks more in his praise than a volume of
written fulogy.—IVaeh. Got.
GEO. ANDERSON, Foreman
FRED’K. DENSLER,
GEO. A. ASH,
J. A. MAXWELL,
N. J BAYARD,
CALVIN BAKER,
ADAM COPE,
BF.NJ. BURROUGHS,
GEO. SHICK,
J. PENFIEI.D,
JACOB SHAFFER,
ROBERT SCOTT,
J. M’HENRY,
R. CAMPBELL,
JAS. J. BULLOCH,
JOHN W. BARNARD,
BRYAN M. MOREL,
ROBERT TAYLOR,
CHARLES HOYT,
W. I. HUNTER.
Savannah, January 24th, 1825.
Ordered, that the foregoing Presentments
ol'llie Grand Jury, bo recorded and pub
lushed agreeable to request.
True extract from the minutes,
A. B. FANNIN, Clerk.
kind
in the world. The Inigos' tnnn< l in Eng
land, ns yet made, is one on the Trent and
Mersey canal, which is *?033 yards. T e
celebrated tunnel n the Languedoc r.ai al is
only 720 yards. B u t (here is a subterrane
ous communication now working on h» ;
Thames and Medway canal, which will be
4,030 yards through the solid earth, ra‘ln»r
more than two mil"? and a qrartcr. This
is little more than half the distance intend
ed to be excavated on our own contemyla^
ted western canal.
Extract, of a. letter from Havana, unrf/r
date 13fh inst—“We have nothing new. bin
acts of piracy every day. The brig Ed-|
ward of New-York, from Bordeaux,for this
place, with a valuable cargo, has hern cap
tured and carried off’, and the captain mur
dered; the crew and supercargo, while they
were below escaped in the boat.”
Jan 27
ISAAC RUSSELL.
53l
j.ost,
O N Tuesday night last, the Key of an
Iron Chest. The finder will be re-
leaving it al the office of the
53r
winded by
Georgian.
Jan .’7
OOr/nVEEB,CXAZi.
TRANSPARENCIES,
Uttary fcta, AavtVa,
AM) ALL OTHER
OR.YAJllE.KTA L Sf FANCY
Painting
E XECUTED in a very superior manner,
by WM. ROGERS,
York-St. three doors west of Whittnker-St.
Jan 27 5*2iif
Exports if Mobile*—Abstract of Exports
of Cotton, sawed Lumber and Staves from
the Port of Mobile, during the quarter end
ing 31st Dec. 1824.
Foreign Ports—420 Bales Cotton—268,•
200 feet Lumber.
Coastwise.—3,878 bales Cotton—12,000
Staves.
Total Exports of the Season.—4,203 hales
Cotton—263,200 feet Lumber—12,000
Staves.
During the same period ending Dec. 31,
1023.—Foreign, 352 bales Cotton—181.303
feet Lumber—Coastwise, 4,431 hales Cotton
—26.000 feet. Lumber—16,554 Staves.—
Total, 4,033 bales Cotton, 207,303 feet Lum*
ber, 16,554 Staves.
Cotton on hand Oct. 1st, 1824—51 balei.
Received during the quarter, lo 007 halej.
On hand at the end of the quarter, 5,910
bales.
JYcw-Orleans, Jan. 2.—Cotton.— Arrived
from Friday morning the 24th to Friday
morning the 31st, of Louisiana and Missis
sippi 6478 bales, Tenossee and North Al
abama 1874, Mobile 40—in all 8392 bale*
Cleared in the same time, for Liverpool
800 bales, Greenock 992, Havre 805, Pr»-
vidence It. I. 590, and New-York 81—to
gether 3,271 bales. Considering the veiy
bad weather since our last, the. sales hau»
been extensive, and the demand fair for nil
kinds of Louisiana and Mississppi at« tr
the city, went to tlie fortress of St. Pedro, ; quotations. In that from Tone usee aul
and were pursued by another part ofthe ar-' North Alabama, we have heard of a fev
tillcry. It is supposed that the liberal party sales at our former prices, which are con.
will gain possession of the capital, and the j tinued. Mobiles have of late been scarce
Brazil.—The Captain of the brig Jane,
arrived at New-York, furnishes a note which
gives some information us lo the late dis
turbances at Bahia. It is as fellows:—
Tlie cause ofthe rebellion ofthe troops in
Bahia, (of which we lately had an account,)
was the imprisonruent of a sergeant major,
for refusing to swear to the system proposed
by the Emperor* Tlie battallion immedi
ately took arms and went to the Governor at
arms, and demanded his release, which be
ing refused, lie was assassinated nnthc25lh
ofOct* This battalion being driven out of
Moss.
50,000 cd J
Jan 27
POUNDS MOSS, want-
' by
I. VV. MORRELL.
HifiS l£4t)4)£S<»
«r>
W. T. Williams,.
H AS just received, Memoir of the life
. .and-character _ of tfye Right Hon.
EDMUND BURKE, by James Prior, Esq.
1 voL 8vo.
the Human Heart,
a new novel—87$ cents.
Theoduric,
a Domestic Tale, and other Poems, bv
i nonius uumpueu. ’
Bnchannan's Sketches
ofthe North American Indians—1 vol.$1 50#
'fal s for M thers.
translated from the French of J. N. Bouilly,
75 cents.
Ccmyu’s Digest of the Laws
of England-
with thp addition of the principal AMERI
CAN DECISIONS, by Thomas Day, Esq.
vols. I and 2—price $6 per volume,
Cowen'sNew-York Reports.
being a continuation of Johnson’s Reports,
2 vols.
Peake's Law of Evidence,
containing decisions in the dificrent states
ami United Slates Courts, by Joseph V
Norris, 1 vol. 49.
Gow's Practical Treatise,
on the Law of Partnership, 1 vol. $9.
Montague's Digest of the Law
of Partnership
enlarged by copious references to American
decisions.—2 vols. $12.
Pocket Guide for the Tourist
and Traveller,
along the line of Canals, and the interior
commerce of the State of New-York, b;
II G. Spaflbrd. Al so,
BRACEBRIDGE HALL, 2 vols. 12mo.
[4*
KNICKERBOCKER’S NEW-YORK,
53p
Now Landing.
Kfk BUNDLES EASTERN HAY '
100 Casks JJme
50 Barrels Whiskey
30 Barrels No. 3, Mackarel.
25 do No. 2, do
20 do No. I, do
50 do Fayetteville Flpyr-
25 Half Barrels Baltimore Flour
10,000 Alexandria Segars
15 Barrels Apple Brandy .
25 Barrels India Point Gin
50 Barrels Northern Gin
5 Pipes Rutcnburgh Gin
For sole by S. C. GREENE.
Jan 19 46p|i
l amp oil.
J UST received per brig Gov. Hopkinc,
and other late arrivals from New!
York and New-Bedfnrd,
1500 Gallons of Winter Strained Bpcrjn
Oil. IN STORK,
10 Tierces do. do. do.
3 do. Train or Gin Oil
2 do. Tanners do
20 Barrel? qf Paint Oil
For sale by HAZARD & DENSLOW,
Whittaker-St. 2d dour from tin- Bay
Jan 15 -My
Landing
FROM SHIP WM. WALLACE,
5 ^Pipes LS | Bach ’ fl Schic<lam c “,
12 Barrels of Rum
6 Bamds' 1 1 A " lL ' ric,in
2 Barrels Alcuhul (pure spirits)
For sale by JAMES REA,
Jan 26 5^1
Sheriff’s Sale.
On the first Tuesday in March next,
L be sold at \Ik- Cou»t-dou.se in the
v/ town of .leffe son, Cam w-.n County
between the hours often and four o'clock,
Niw- Negroes, G are and her children,
H'-rjiott, Charlotto, Lucinda, Usual, Louistj
Heny and Hob, lcviid on ns tire prop
erty ot Jo eph (lain, to oatisfy an execution
in/iivor f 4 'i n 11 WiUi nr s q nd nhera
Al§<», a t act «Mouid, cootairing two linn
d ed «nd htty acres, more or less, lying in ttu
'minty of Camden, bounded north by Jnsept
Cone, sc-uti. by B yant >h* fficld, * n a t b> tbe
Qr-at Sst 1 a hiver, and west by unknown
m.d. ! v d om as the proftytyr of Bryant
Shcfli d to satisfy an ex cu'iun in favor of
tobert Br-fzell. Proper*v po nted outbv the
d f*Mids*nl G W. rtf04AS,D 6'. C.’C.
J (Tenon. Jan. 52- '8 5
Jap 7 A3
Georgia—Camden County.
10 At L WHOM If MAY COM Ei,N.
fWllEltBUS Belton A Copp, F. q applies
to the Court of Ordinary of s. d cuun.
jr; for L< tiers rf Administration on the estate
.f Joseph Hixoy, lute of said conn y, deceaa
-d : I'hr'se are, therefore, to cite and admon
oh, all and dn ; ;ular, the he.ra a d creditors
If said deceased, to file their o'jertiona, if
any bey have, in my office, on or Before the
fi at Monday in March net, o'her wire lettera
will be granted the applicant.
Wdiv »s the Honorable William Gibaon,
one ofthe Juaticea of aaid Court, thus
twenty-seen 1 day of January, 1825
JOHN BAILEY, c. C. O. C. C.
Jan 27 53
2 vols. 12iuo. 44.
Jun 27
Feather Beds
J EST received by the William Wallace,
a large bupply of the above articles,
with Bolsters and Pillows to match, war
ranted to be of tiie best quality.
I. W. MORRELL.
.Ton 27
J air M.ft.trusses
’UST received by the William Wallace,
an additional supply uf DOUBLE and
SINGLE HAIR MATTRASSES, which
will be warranted ofthe best quality.
I. W. MORRELL.
Jan 27
Georgia Syrup.
HOGSHEADS GEORGIA SYRUP
just received and for sale bv
ORRAV TAFT.
Jan 27 53
Hour.
Q BARRELS Superfine Flour
63 Half Barrels do do
Landing from schooner Friend to Peace,
and will be sold low, if taken from the vea<
sel. Apply to H ALL Si HOYT.
Jan 19
Mucking.
FEW dozen of Day & Martin’s Genu
L inc Blacking, for sale by
P. E. BRASSINNE,
Druggist, opposite the Exchange.
Jan 26
15
Shutter, Hits and Kaisins
KEGS first quality efosnen uuuv.
ife teW tecattrkami.ia
Just received and for sale by
A. BASSETT,
No. 1 Mongin’s New Buildings. %
Jtn 7
Printing Paper.
REAMS of good quality Imperial
*1'
c harges for cash,
dec 27
4© Printing Paper, for sale at cost and
Apply at this Office.
Lund ng
F ROM the schooner Nile, from New-
York,
10 Hogsheads I New-England Rum
25 Barrels \ b
Which vviii be sold low from the wharf.—
Applv to P. M’DERMOTT.
Jan 12
Prime Eastern Hay
BUNDLES now landing from
£t\3\y ship Tamerlane, put up by Cay*
Johnstone, and for saleby
GEO. F. P ALMES,
Exchange Pock-
Jan 17 44i.|)
Wants a sltwatv.mus t\vef«
seer.
A PERRON who enn produce the mod
satisfactory recommendations, as re
gards character and abilities, as a Plante*
and a Manager of a Plantation. For to*,
tlier particulars, apply to
F. D. PETIT DE VILLF.FS.
Jnn 21 49u*||
NEW-YOIIK
St ate Literature Lottery,
CLASS IV.
ar to pr nruw.vojc rnr. sixth
OFJPRU.JCKXT. AJW HK COS-
CL VDF.U IS ONE DBA WlSG.
I N this scheme the amount of cash tf
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTH-
ONE THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, which is subdivided in the fur
lowing manner :—
2 Prizes of 810 000
5,000
8,082
1,000
50Q
200
. 100
Hair Sifters.
R ECEIVED by the Luui6a Matilda, and
for sale by N. B. WEED.
Jnn
tin.
O Q BARRELS Northorn Gin, for sale
t/O by CALVIN BAKER.
Jan 4
3
1
17
20
41
51
and a large number of smaller denoiuinv
tion, and chances for a short time only, SM
DOLLARS—Shares in proportion.
Orders received and forwarded, free of ef
pense, by
W. ROBEHTSOV,
who ordered in the Lottery just closed, fot
persons in this city.
No. 25,343, combination 54,22.30, glOCO
*810, 8,28,29, 10*