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'YChJt W. ROBB&fSOH, MIlRl Or TIIK J.AU'B Of TUB UNION* r paper, : : <TRY PAPER, : EIGHT DULLAllM. :pive noi.i.ARn. 8M H$Mb •JIiik Creeks We are grotifiud to loam that tho Inti- hostile movement oftlie Crocks is not likely to lie pursued. Gon. Thomp son, of Gwinett, who arrived in this city u few days since, we understand, stated that flic party who murdUred General M’Intosh had dispersed, satisfied with tho veu- gcanco, which they had taken ; and it was expected would offer no further, resistance, to the-eaecntion of the treaty.- Tho Gen eral was shot shout daylight on the morn ing of the first instant, between twenty and The citizens of Chatham County, are re- thirty ballsentering his body as ho stood dpectfully requested to attend at tho Conn- prepared to address his assailants, eil Chamber in the Exchange, on FRIDAY | We also learn, from a gentleman who NEXT, at twelve o'clock, to express their was in tho Creek Nation a short time before views in relation to a proper disposition of the murder, that the^nelings of the inferior the late acquired territory from the Creek ( Chiefs, nt that time, were much excitod a- Indians, and to adopt such measures in re-, gainst M’Intosh, in consequence of hishav- lotion thereto as may to them appear prop- ing neglected to consult or hold a talk with tlURSIM Y MORNING. MAY 18,11123. ,r. JOHN ST EVENS, TIM. BARNARD, * . 13. JACKSON, PAT. HOUS5TOUN, W C.DANIELL, R F. WILLIAMS, A. PORTER, JOS. CUM MING. JOHN P. WILLIAMSON, ROB. HABERSHAM, ED. HARDEN. them for a long time past. The General, from their conduct, was then fearful of some act of violence, and appeared anxious to leave the nation, on his western survey. He wss to have departed the next day, when lie was ariested by the bullets of his country men, as has been staled. South-Ameiuca—Giiekce.—Tile rccog- P. S.—The Exchange bell will bo rung : nitiiin by Great-Britain oftlie independence at the hour of meeting. of Soutli-America, has, without doubt, gone «——— further to derange the plans oftlie Holy One day later We are indebted to a Alliance, than any event since the ibrma- friond, to whom we have before been under'tion of tlmt congregation of despotism— similar obligations, for the following Let-, The advantages, iu a commercial point of ter from Liverpool of the 30th of Mych, re- view, which will be obtained by Great- Brit — ' J a* Van, V—kl# iliA Vf lltllll HI ceived at New-York by the Milton, and for warded to this port by the Emperor :— " Liverpool, -Ilarch .30 ain, have excited the envy, not more thnn the support giveu to revelutiomiliqt,. and re bels, according to thuir vocaiftfary, lias “ Enclosed we hand you our report up to j endangered the power, of the monarch* last night, of what had been done iu Amer- i composing this iniquitous association. Of icon Produce during the previous ten days. j those who are said to view this act of the The ilcienliuii of this conveyance enables British government with most displeasure, us to add the business of to-day. We have our old friend "the Deliverer,” tnkes it informed you in a postscript, that several, most in dudgeon, amt it is said is likely to thousand bags of Cotton were sold last; retort the cavalier treatment his opinion fiight.a'fler tho arrival of tho evening's mail! has received, by laying his imperial hands from Manchester, at an advance of ^d upon the prices of tile day. A number of pur chasers were in the market early this mor ning, and would have bought extensively at those rates, but holders asked another 'd advance upon the prices ol last night, and even /his was generally obtained ; and there was a heavy business doing until about twelve o’clock, when the demand seemed simultaneously to cease, and pur chases might now be made upon terms similar to those of last night. Holders ap pear to be very confident that this absence of demand will only be tempurar*- •»d- will sgaiu advance. The sales las' night are supposed to have been at least 3000 bags v-and to-duy they are estimated at 3000 to 6000 bags of all sorts. “ The demand for every other article of American produce is nearly suspended— Thu duty on U. S. Ashes, will soon be re duced to 6s per cwt. “ Easterly winds prevent arrivals, and our imports so far as this week, are trifling. “AVc remain your assured friends." The Cotton Market.—A quantity of Cotton for which 24 cents was asked on Tuesday, was yesterday sold on terms (time) which reducod the price from t J to 2 cents per lb. This transaction took place With the knowledge of the contents pf the letter which we publish above. Another Murder !—We are informed, by a gentleman from Effingham county, thai the body of a man named William Fluke was found on Saturday last, in the Little Ogeechee, in Scriven county—the throat cut apparently wilh a knife, and the ■kill! fractured. There was also a blow across the nose. The body was discovered by two buys, who were tlicro Ashing, and Who immediately gave information. The horse of the deceased had previously retur ned, but the saddle and hat were missing. A Coroner’s Jury was summoned, who re turned a verdict of wilful murder against some person unknown. Flake was last seen on the preceding Saturday, returning from a Justice’s Court, in company with an individual named Colson, with whom he was disputing, a difficulty having for some time sn’ sisted between them, Colson sta ted ill his evidence before the Coroner’s Ju. ry, that he parted from his companion be fore they came to the place where the body Was found, and where the murder is sup posed to have boon committed. The mur der is supposed to have taken place be tween 1 and 8 o’clock in the evening. The deceased was a man of family, and a coun ty constable. This is the amount of our information. The Athens Gazette states that the ex ercises of Franklin Colloge, were resumed on the 2d i.iat. The major part ofthoStu dents have returned to their posts, and from this manifestation of alacrity on their part, the best results may be anticipated, as to their progress in the different sciences that form the regular course of study. The Rev. Gahm.iei, S. Oi.hs, has arriv ed, and entered upon the duties of the Pro- fewonahip of Natural ftbiLoiophy. consistent opponents oftlie measure ; and, if they have changed their opinions, there is little doubt oftlie passngo of the Bill flu' ing tho present session. We seo no rea suns assigned for this unexpected conver sion. Ifit be true, it may have arisen from j 5umm iwumsAL ^ For New-York, PORT OF IATAXHAH ESTABLISHED LUTE, The regular packet ship SAVANNAH, IVm. Belief, J!latter, ARRIVED. SSiKLWin sail THIS DAY, at one Schr. Friends, (of Hampton, Va.) Marre- o’clock, P. M. precisely. Four passengers ... <•. »t if '•. - -I - ■— c- handsomely accommodated by “. on board, Jones’ an indication, on tho part of tho King,, t^ft tier, from Nassau, (N. P.) with a cargo of can yet be hsndsomel he still retains his early opinions in favour! Gbm-in distress-cargo damaged. Thu application to Capt. B J 1 ; r. Hailed from llumplpii Itoada on the 17th Upper Wlmif, or to oftlie measure* j ult. for the West Indies—on the 20th and __ . 7— _ , j 21st, experienced a severe gale, in which Charles X.—A letter from Pn/is^ dated lost tho top of her foremost, split her ■ on the 30th of April, to a gentleman in sails, and not being a bio to keep her course, Charleston, says-" Our King Charles X, was obliged to bear away for Nassau-but;- ; , . ,. , , ... "/ - could do nothing thero, on account oftlie is losing his popularity daily, 00 account of heavy expenses demanded—her mast whs his absolute indifference to all Jinds of bu- therefore temporarily secured, and she left siness. lie never attends at/CoUncil, ex- j th "« "".‘J 1 ?. 3d ill9 . l . ant ' fn . r . ‘ his P^fi Mwv 19. HALL & HOYT. jsotice. Tlie passengers by ship SA VANNAH. are requested to be Landing, "I OO Northern Gia J.W5Iipcs Superior Brandy nett’s Brand 1 Cl t' 5 do Holland Gill ALSO, 3000 Pounds Bacon, and a fi™ v North Carolina Lord ”!• P May °M y C0HEN & miller. Torn, > at on fc. McsTiwiT' 3ooo B cr ELs Maryland Whip, 25 Barrels Mess Pork 0( W0 Pounds Prime Middling, on board at ONE'O’CLOCK, , , a3 Kep Butter P. M. precisely j and those huv- Lmunng from schooner Rising Sun, i s, to attend at ten o’clock, fur HERBERT A iofclearin? them at the CuaLo Schr. Valiant, Perry, Edenton, (N. C.) ing servants, copt when very bad weather Prevents hiring dayP( with Corn, to ft. Habersham. P... 4«4,4A1I>>4M 1, ■ • .. 4 4 .. — IT ll ft A Qt.l/ll, lYln.Wl.. ' I" I. 1% S\ M Tin SlAH 1 from enjoying hunting. Hi Minister M. De Villele, is execrated by (J Fronclnnon, save the emigrants.” FREE SCHOOL. Tho pupils of this institute!), were yester day morning examined on thl various branch* esin which they are instructed, viz:—Ora tory. Grammar, Arithmetic, Reading, Wri ting, Spelling, and Needle work. There were present one hundred and 4 rty-five scholars. After the examination was con cluded, the Direct!esses distributed medals and other Premiums to the following chil dren : - Hugh M’Lf.od, Peter Gooper, Inlk Dblanois, James ('oopj:r, John Ci. ago eh, John Cooper, Robt.Th.mnghest. Catharine Smith, Eml Sheftai.l, M. Mahrr, & others. The following letter which was received from a lad who recently left the school, is published with a view to shew the progress made in the institution : “About to leave the charitable institution, in which I have received tho benefits of in struction, [ avail myself of the present oc casion, to returu my sincere thunks to Mr. Cooper for his kind, indulgent, and tender treatment to me, and to the Ladies who have been actively instrumental in promoting its chief design,the education of the friendless. Respectfully.” Savannah, May 11th, 1025. •“5K5SS5S5S25557 Mexico.—From the Correspondent of Mo nk's Advocate.—Tampico, March 18,1825.— In the papers brought here by the Hero, I notice, with regret, that a motion befor con gress to prevent our vessels of war from car rying specie, was lost by an equal division oftlie house of representatives. I perceive, in the same papers, continued accounts of piracies ; and thinking the a I bove subject accounting, in some measure, on Greece, with which he intends to pro vide for some royal cousin. We have in our late foreign journals, rumors of war and combinations, plots and counter plots, but they have, been so often repeated with so little foundation, that we are alto gether sceptical in our opinions of them.— The fate of Greece, depends on the govern ment of Great-Britain, but it is a minor ob ject. The commerce of that country of fers but few inducements for a sacrifice of any consequence, and we have little doubt, | ,|,e audacity with these enemies of A if necessary, a.compusition might bo made,' merican citizens sally from their hauuts, I by which Russia would be permitted to as- £"?* inc,mlbent r » » J tt y b « li ’M m y sume the protBClion-m-...*-. -MS'WyW&wML 8 United er than ujuv wai Bimuid b« haaurdod , «;!-*-piracies, or«TTca*t of Europe is at this moment in danger— pin statement of fact will show the correct* the overwhelming weight of the Russian this supposition, autocrat to the contrary notwithstanding., During the months of December and Jan- J ® unry last, an American scliTotWiir lay hei^e, We are willing to believe it depends upon a waiting to obtuin a freight—which, having Sloop Nancy, Taber, Darien, 3 days, with 125 bales Colton, to T. Butler &co. and H- Tupper. SAILED, Br. brig Tom, Dickerson, Liverpool. Schr. Dolphin, Burgess, New-York. Charleston, May 10.—Arrived, ship Em erald, Howes, Boston. 12 days. Line ship Niagara, Crane, N. York,6 ds. Ship Minerva, Woodberry, Alexandria, 13 days. Ship Albion, Lee, Philadelphia,5 days. Brig Coinnu»ro©, Tumoy, N- VorK, 7 ilojn. U.L. schr. Gazelle, Osborn, Ncw-Y’ork, 7 days. Schr. General Hawes,Chase, Providence, (R. 1.) 10 days. Schr. Adeline, Seabury, Plymouth, N. C. 4 days. Sseam boat Pendleton Bracken, Augus ta and Hamburg, 4 days. Cleared, ship Plutarch, Graves, Liver pool; ship Annamillo, Gray, Liverpool. In the Offing'—British bark Caledonia, M’Comb. from Liverpool—(said to have sailed 27th March.) Mew-York, Mai/ 3.—Cleared, brigs Fan ny. Baker, Porto Cavello ; Hyperion, Bon- ney, N. Orleans. Arrived, Br. ship Flora, Blair, Liverpool, todays. Saw on the Banks numerous Is lands of Ice, some of them apparently a mile n circumference, nnd 3W) feet high. Also, saw on the coast a number of large whales ——— 1 1 ii the purpose of clearing them at tho.Cuslo House. May 12 For Philadelphia, The packet brier F R A N C E^S, Captain Crtifl. Will pusitioely sail flarly on Satur day morning next. Fur freight or passage, apply to WILLIAM NEFF, “ At t bo Counting-Room of S. B. Pnrkman. For tale, landing from above, Cntfh. in Rnm-lp anil Rium Whiskey and Linseed Oil May 12 42 For Charleston, The elcgsnt, fast sailing pilot-boat schooner SAVANNAH, While, Master, Will sail THIS DAY. For passage, having superior accommodations, apply to the master, or to BRADLEY, CLAGHORN & WOOD. ET The Savannah is intended hereafter to run regularly, once a week, to Charles ton, and will leave here on Thursday, am) Charleston on Sui day, of each week. Mov 12 40 Holland Gin. ■J 4^ PIPES Real Weosp, Swan Brand, i. O of the bent, quality, landing from ship Emperor, for sale hv FRANCIS SORREL, Anderson’s Wharf. May 12 42p Potatoes. "J TIERCES Prime Northern Pota- X foes, just received and for sale hv BRADLEY, CLAGltORN <fc, WOOD, Mnv 12 Ahc.iaux’s Wharf. ( or ISe\v-York x n Hedf rd The fast sailing pilot boat schooner RICHARD NELSON, Delano, master, • bWill sail for tho above ports on Sunday next,and can handsomely accommo date a few passengers, for terms apply to the master on hoard, or to BRADLEY, CLAGHORN & WOOD, May 12 Anriauxl» Wharf. .ngi slender contingency ; but the sacrifice of. obtained, she sailed for New-York. Greek freedom, for we consider its indo! , lmn,e<iia ';' ,| y °" bfi 1 r <le P" rt “ re ono ! 1,e ,r . 1 schooner ot war took her situation ; nnd at- pendence under the protection of Russia t er waiting nearly a month, a freight, offer- os a sacrifice, will secure it for the present, ing for New-Orleans, she received it, and whilst it may divert Alexander from any , th-n again repaired to this port, where, a- m : wait mg another month,sheobtaiued a freight designs upon iurkey and that sacrifice tor New-York, for which place she left a will be made by the government of a peo- few days since. Thus showing, for at. least pie whose bosoms beat, as warmly in their three months, the employment oftwtvofour r ... . vessels of war, who cairo* here lor Inn pur- cause, as we know they do in this chosen a- j p 0SI ; 0 f cruising in the Gulf of Mexico, bode of freedom. Iu saying this we do not | Our government supposes (it is said) that mean to be understood, that no effort will I Pfivilepoour commerce is protected. I 1 he tollacy ot this must be obvious, as it be made by Mr. Canning to obtain the un-, takes owav tho protectors of commerce conditional recognition of Greek indepen dence—what we mean is, that it will be sa crificed in the mode we have mentioned, in from where they ought onhj to be ; and, bu sides, takes from merchants the freights to which they arejustly entitled. The commanders of our vessels are en- preference to the hazard of a war, which titled to these freights. If instead, howev er they were to go into nur national trea- Sugar, Ci ffee Figs, &c. Oik BARRELS SUGAR O \/ 33 Bags Prime Grven Coffee •^aKfesraff 100 Ca..t- ig-ita -ni rve^W^’iWWir wine Just received ami for sale low, bv ORRAYTAVT. May 12 42n Coffee and '’anal F ! our C c GRISWOLD CO. offer for sale, • landing from ship Emperor, 100 Bags Prime Green Coffee 25 Half Barrels Canal Flornr May 12 For New-York « New Redf rd, The fast sailing pilot boat schooner ECLIPSE, Wood, master, Will sail for the above ports on Sunday next, aud can hadsomely accomo date a few passengers, for terms apply to the master on board, or to BRADLEY, CLAGHORN & WOOD, An. iaux's Wharf May 12 j for nl t CO. Francis Sorrel, _ „ OFFKRS FOR SALK, 32 L0AF 8UGA R 3 Barrels Peach Brandy and 2 Barrels 5th proof Whiskey, Raj ing per schooner Rising si# IN STORE, 200 Barrels Superfiue Flour 150 Barrels White’s Gin 8 Barrels nnd 8 box* ]), IC on Window Glass, American Castinn x, ■ Alnor ' cl '" aUl> Spanish Scaurs, P Corn Jijioat. 1 4-00 B ,V SHEL ? Norll > Carolin, Itw Lorn, on hoard the sehenn,, Noncy, at Telfair’s Wharf. Purchoretl may oncjuire of tin- master on hoard, or THOMPSON & BONNY. May It * 5, Corn :ifltjtu. 99410 BCSIIELSUORN.on Imail hd UUv the [sloop Rvg.iintor, at Jours' Upper Wharf. Enquire oftlie uiartor or THOMPSON h 1,0NNY.. May ft .[j Corn tii/d Bn am i BUSHELS CORN, ami Idoo *. * UU pounds Bacon, tit to eut.iiu' hoard the schooner Waterhorimgh, Bn 1 quire of the master, or THOMPSON .V BONNY! May 11 .it Corn AJiont. 9finn BUSHELS CORN, onl.oarj »vUU the schooner Postillion,Wind, sor, at Bolton’s Wharf. Enquire of tl-e master, or THOMPSON & BONNY. May 11 41 Flour. | AA BARRELS Baltimore Superfine vU Flour, for sale by Mnv 11 S. B. PARKMAN. 4lp' V^arii leu, ■ T3AMPTY WfNE BOTTLES. Applvtt i JLJ Mav It GEO R^YCRSOJi. For Providaiu, The packet schooner •y. BrA:Mi)W' K .^i,nt!r, "Will sail on Tuesday next, 17th inst. For passage only, apply to the mas ter on board, or to PARTS HILL, IVho has fir sale, landing from saitl vessel, 10 Bags Havana Green Coffee 10 Barrels New-Orleans Sugar 20 Barrels Gin 6 Hogsheads Now Rum I Pipe Holland Gin 100 Barrels Pilot and Navy Broad May 12 42l pr -g BAGS Prime Green Concc ml,be BRADLEY, CLAGHORN & WOOD, May 11 ' Anciaux’s Wharf. Roiib'e Dhtillrd <iosn JViicr. A FRESH SUPPLY of host London Rose Water, received per brig Pan- tliea, and for sale hv LAY & HENDRICKSON, Chemists and Druggists. Shad’s Buildings. Mnv • 0 Prime Fork. Just Rermed by ship Emperor, RBLS prime Pork, city inspection. £dFor sale by A. BASSET. May 12 its recognition on tho part of Great-Britain might produce, and which would entirely derange the immense plans of commercial aggrandizement, introduced during his ad ministration. The following toast was given by General LxFArETTE, at the Masonic fostival in New Orleans:— The Brethren who worked together on the tales(,n the Rth of Jnnuury, and tho Master workman who directed them.” Commodore Porter The Court of In quiry for the investigation of the conduct of this officer, on the Faxnrdo Affair, &c. con vened at tho Navy Yard in Washington, on the 2d inst. present Com. Chauxckv, Capt. Crane, and Capt. Read. It is understood, says the Intelligencer, that Com. Porter took exception to the composition of the Court, on the ground that a majority of the members were offi cers junior to himself. This exception, be ing referred to the Secretary of the Navy, was overruled by him on the ground that tho time for making this objection, had passed Tho Court commenced tho examination of witnesses, (officers oftlie Navy of course) on the 3d, many of whom are attending this investigation. Among them are Capt. Cassix, Capt. Dallas, and Capt. Finch. It is stated, as a rumour, in the London Times, says the Nutioual Journal, that both tlie Earl of Liverpool, and the Chancellor (Lord F.ldenr) havo determined to support, in the House of Lords, the Bill for the Emancipation of the Catholics. Both these sttry, we should have less avidity of visiting ] these ports by our vessels of war, and would be the means of keeping them on tbu pirates, ground, around the island of Cuba, where nothing but American power can keep these enemies of mankind from continuing their ( depredations. Trusting that they may have 1 tlie desired effect of meeting the eyes of I those who would represent this ahnse in its proper shape before congress, and be the j means of preventing piracies. The Library I S open for the delivery of Books, on *Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday t from three until five o'clock, P. JJ. May 12 42 COMM&RCXAX.. The Philadelphia Gazette gives tho fol lowing additional particulars relative to tho Gibroltnr Flour marketThe exciicnu'iit N otiee. T HE holders of Job T. Bolles’ Change Bills, who lmvo not received iheir div idends, are requested to rail nFthe Connt- ing-IIouse of S. B. PARKMAN, THIS DAY, and receive the same. May 12 42r- Notice, 1HE members of “ The Female Missinn- at Gibraltar, commenced on Monday, the 1 T ary Society of Christ Church,” are 14th ol March, on which day all the bvo- requested to pav their subscription for 1825, kors were observed busily engaged in quest to g H . WALL, Secretary, of provisions and colonial produce,when the ]yf av 22 41 greatest confusion began to spread over the town, and much agitntion appeared to pre- CELEBRATED PANACEA.' iff TIlHE subscribers have just received per >f- A ship Emperor, a fresh supply of the hs above VALUA BLE .MEDICINE, and have vail among the speculators, all being doubt and conjecture, and no assignable cause be ing given for the alarm. Flour, for which $8 25 had been offered on the preceding Saturday, was then sold for $7 ; nnd Cof fee at $13 per cwt. three and four months credit. The next day the Packet arrived made such arrangements with the inventor, in 11 days from Falmouth with London let- Mr. VVm. Swaiin, ns will enable them to ters to the 2d of March, and all doubis as offer to the public a pufennd unadulterated to the brisk demand were removed. Colo- article. Druggists nnd others who purchase Dials had advanced considerably in England, to sell again, can have it at the original and tho news brought by tlie packet had price established by the proprietor. ° been anticipated by way of Lisbon. It. was LAY & HENDRICKSON, further understood that the Spanish ports Chemists nnd Druggists, Shad’s Buildings, were open for flour and grain. Flour rose A Trealiso on Swaim’s Panacea, with immediately from $<» to 7£, and $.1, and $9, cases illustrating its success, will he loaned .and $10 was asked for some parcels. Colo- to thoed interested, by applying as above. May 20 nial produce also experienced a considera ble advance. The amount of sales was eiiormnuB So much activity Imd not bf- fit strict '('nssrt fore baen noticed in the market—not even JJVhlf ll-l y-oOUVT.—J\OtlCC< in war time. Fbom F.noland. I N consequence of his Honor Judge Cuv- ler, being detained at Milledgevillo. in Captain Smilfi, has arrived at Boston, from attendance upon the Circuit Court, the Ses- Liverpool, whence she Bailed on the 30th of sion of the District Court in this city, is March. Captain Smith states, that his postponed to MONDAY, 30th inst. of which consignees at Liverpool, told him tho day all concerned, will take due notice, before he soiled, that inferior Cotton had JOHN H. MOREL, M. D. G peers havq, heretofore, been the strong and j advanced 1 Jd per pound on that day. | May 12 42 CROCKERY China, and Cl .ss Ware. T. G. CAwuttbfcvYin, NO. 5, GIBBONS’ BUILDINGS, HAS Just received by the late VEGETABLE A fresh supply of the above val uable MEDICINE, just received per brig Frances, nnd for sale by GEO. RYEltSON, Mnv 11 Sole Agent. Prime Green (Joll’ce. IAS Just received by Ui« late BAGS of prime qunhty. tor sale bf rrivals trom Liverpool, New- / qj S. B. PARKMAtc York and Boston, a large assort ment of Crockery China and Glass Wai e, which will be sold low for Cash, or approved (daper. ID" The Constitutionalist, Augusta, is re quested to insert the above six times, and forward bill to Georgian Office- May 12 41 ||t. Mnv 10 tspermui eti C, vdlts um I'hil- adelphii Rye iVhiskeij. F OR sale by WILLIAM CROTIiEPS, Mnv 9 Hunter's Bsi mp Ip The Subscriber, B EGS leave to inform the inhabitants of Savannah, that he intends opening an AcutYtm^ in t\\ia Citj, about the 20th of October, for the instruc tion of young gentlemen in the English, Latin and Greek Languages, and tlie Math- fmodes. Having been educated at one of tlie first Universities iu Europe, he humbly hopes to meet witli encouragement from those who wrah to give their sons a liberal education. Having taught in the Chatham Academy, for the last six mouths, he has pleasure iu referring to the trustees for in formation respecting him as a teacher. HENRY HOOD. May 12 42p* Prussic Jell •. Nu'ph'QtM M) J UST received by ship Savunnali- for sale bv LAV & HENDRICKSON, May 3 Shad’s Building*- Tvcaswr-j Ywp art meat. April 29, 1825 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, T HAT, on the first day of October next, the principal of the six per cent, stock of the United States, *reated under the au thority of an Act of Congress, entitled “An Act authorising a loan for a sum not exceed ing eleven millions of dollars," approved on the fourteenth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and twelve, together witli the interest then duo thereon, will be paid to the proprietors of said stock, or to their attorneys duly authorized, at the Treasury of the United States, in Washington, and at the several Loan OfliccB, on the buoka of which any portion of said stock may stand. A surrender of the Certificates of said Slock, will he requited at the time of pay ment, and the interest on said Stock will cease, from and after the thirtieth day of September next. SAM’L. L. SOUTHARD. Acting Secretary of the Treasury. M*y 12 42}b! Inspector of Dry Culture• A N inspector is wanted for tlie iwprctK# of the lands under contract tor Uq Culture. Applications will be recp’Wid.iin- til the 20th inst. when a choice by the Committee, according to the tiff* and qualifications of the applicants WM. R. WARING. Chairman Committee Dry Culture- May 5 For Sale, A COMPLETE WAITING MAS- J ber and honest. Abo, to be #• ‘ one or two good waiters. In a privet a ‘ ly or in a well regulated boaidinff*^ 11 these servants would be an Apply at the office of the Georgian* ! or thcr information. May 9 32l Dividend. No 14- bank, STATE OF GEORGIA. Savannah, i'idAprd, MW T HE Board of Directors having tb® «| declared a dividend on lbe Zg stuck ofthis Bank,for the last six inn “ 43 per share, or six per cent pef ? tlie same will be paid to ,bc . rt “m Stockholders thereof, or to their o and after Monday uext. tr The editors of the A "fl“ et, 1 L Re- tionulist, Washington News, hou ^^ oorder and Georgia Journal. “'Sun, will please to publish tlie abovethr« and charge the expense le thi» 8*°* April 23 26