Georgia Historic Newspapers

    Patriotism is natural, it is an Inhorant
■nriiicuilc in the 0->rg!Hii brwom—«nt liuai-
i'uu in their iVelin(j«, a loiltf coum u< »'J> lr J'
,l,mc can ali'iiato tlie olieri-lied ur
ftctionu nfUioif at>i>l»- l»U l r ‘ k 'T;.
be favorable. Your constituted authorities |
liavo tuken a Hand, necessary to tho sup-1
purl ol’your best interests—to tlio preserve-'
tion of your existence, as un indnpemlen-
dent community: I)o nnt.liy your conduct,
•live in their privileges, limy know their give reason to your enemies, or to those
nine, and prize them accordingly—tho who yet doubt tho firmness of your inten-
I ’ 0 f ],i),:rty which inspiroa tliiim is u tlons, ortho justice of your cause, to be-
‘° ion winch knows no control—loarlessdieve, that you are not prepared to support
sad ardent, if the cherished rights which them in the manly course they have mark-
havo descended to then as their brave fa- ,cd out and pursued. They ate not traitors James Morrison,
tliers’best legacy, are onJaiigei ed, they or demagogues as you have been told—their Alim. Nhnftnll,
will cry nut and spare not—and if insult l course hss been thus far, in perfect accord- J. H. Gaudry,
^ added to injury, and comtnou justice do- 1 anco with your rights, and best calculated —■
ni-d them, and their very existence jeo- to maintain them—they have plodged them-
tuirdizod,'they arc always prepared, alter solves hy (heir acts and will not desert you
to tun Editors Or the axuRbuff,
The Ugly Club again appears—you will
he pleased to publish their ticket end obligo
ITS MEMBERS.
• W
Win. C. Dn niell,
Joseph W. Jackson,
Charles Harris.
Wm. T. Willinms,
Joseph Cumming,
George Milieu,
S B. Parktnan,
Wm. C. Wuyno,
Isaac Minis.
Samuel Philbrick,
W. R. Waring,
COifttMCnOIAL.
Li,„iioiin’ir the argument to •• stand t" their —desert net them—there is nut one among
‘ ^ C* i . .. ... m mA tP I 2,1(1 .... I •• UmII mlirt (In.iiseo llvn sin.
4 ......... - ...... . , , , ,. ... , - New-York, August 20—Colton Import
omf’m support of their cause, and if God u3 . J sincerely behove, who desires tho do- f rom |2 t |, , n mu, August, was Virigiii.,23 ;
so will it, with tho exclamation of the Ro- struetion of our umon^ if it can be main^ Norlh-Csrolinn, &t Smith Carolina
mail on their lips.
WBXT SCHEME.
BY SPECIAL ACT Oh' ASSEMBLY.
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY OF MARYLAND (
U NDER the superintendence of the com
missioners appointed by the Govornor
i sou Council, and by the improved mode of
i drawing, secured by Letters Patent under
j the seal of the United Stules—the whole to
i be completed in one day, and will positively
take place in the city ot Baltimore in few
weeks.
\Ug\\fc&t Trize
SCHEME.
For Baltimore,
83;
etruction of our union, if it can he main WWi „ llltI% Wlf
jtaiued consistent)i with ourrights-fow who (ico'rgir,'2547Mobiier398 i New-Orleans,
\ day. an liourofvirtuous liberty, I would not bo ready “ to sacrifice their lives 624, St. Andrews, 34; Pert au Prince, 5 ;
is »• irtli a ivliolo etcrii.ty ofboiidage, M , to the preservation of it for a single day"— Total 2371 bales. Our last, notice of this
To die with them in their hands. j there is no intention to violate tho compact article exhibited an extremely dull state of
People of the U lited Slain .'—The appeal, on our part—we ask no more than justice, t | le market. The arrival since of the ships
which has been made to you it is hoped and; and the respect due to the character of our Manchester and Euphrates, from Liverpool,
believed will not have been madft In vain—I! state—any other of tho members of Urn with accounts shewing the Cotton market
have endeavored to give you to the best of
,„ v knowledge and ability, a plain and an-
varnished stalomunt of facts. Let not pra
union, placed in our situation, would de- thereto be in a shocking state of dernndo-
mand it as we have done, or have treated moot and decline, has completely paralized
the invaders of their peace and prosperty co tton business in this plnce—indeed we
I Prize of $ 10,080 is ^30,000 Dollars
l
t
10
10
30
60
100
*00
400
20000
20813 Prizes.
10,000
6,000
1,000
500
100
50
20
10
5
4
10,000
5,000
10,000
5,000
3,000
3,000
2,000
2.0110
2.000
00,000
152,000 Dollars.
d,
The selir.
RISING SUN,
Cn/it. Fairbank,
Will be despatched without delay.
F or freight or passage apply to Capt F.ou
board, at Hall & Hoyt’s Wharf, or to
J. U. HERBERT & CO.
iMttdingfrnm sold schooner,
8000 Pounds Prime Bacon
50 Barrels Flour
3 Kegs Cavendish Tubacc*
1000 Bushels Corn
2 Barrels Starch
10 Boxes Fig Blue
For sale hy J. B. HERBERT &. CO.
August 27
To Rent,
That large and commodious
Brick Tenement Building in
York Street, near JetibiTon-St.
Possession given firsr November
next Also, two Stores on Jofl'orson-St.
adjoining Mr. E. Jencks’. Rent will he
moderate. Apply to
THO’S R. PRICE.
A 6 97,-j
tt:
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
BY J. B. HERBERT Sf Ct).
On the HR8T TUESDAY in Bcplt tnbor
Will be sold before tlie Court-House in
this city, between tho usual hours oi i’c.
j LAN D. containing four bin-
dred acres, more or less, bounded nortnri’ u-
jy by the Augusta Road, southunliv V- ^ud..
lately Dr. Cocke’s, eastardly hy !•- ntlt- of
Jos. Stiles, and E. Jencks. miff w-1 rt ! !y
by lands latelv belonging to Wearst, v i’ll.
tho_ improvenSnts, consisiing of a g. „d
Dwelling House and Si.,lbs
attached, and three Negro Hou
ses, being the real nstnie of
Benj. Putman, doc. Sold by
permission of the Honorable the Inferior
Court of Cliathum County, and bv order of
the administratrix, for the benefit of the
heirs of suid estate.—Terms at time of r ide.
July Iff J!)
, , . , evening ortho Pacific from' 40000 Tickets-Not one blank to a prize.
p.»«ver, induce you even in thought, to do- • \Ve shall not be unRiipporfed—nlroady the Liverpool, from which place she sailed on' The holder of two tickets, will be certoin
culoagauHt; the interior in strength but the, democracy of the country ra lies round the 16th nit. and the Don Quixotte from; 0 f obtaining at least one prize, and may
equal in right. 11 the wrongsol which we,you—those who have supported the conni- Havre, which also nailed on the 151 li, both! draw threo.°
iMinplain he not well founded, and it you . ttitiou in spirit and in truth, in times more bringing advins of more firmness in those I Mode or Drawing. The numbers will
Inve read thus far, you will be enabled to , dark Ilian the present, now support the markets, and a trifling improvement, will, bo p'R into one wheel as usual—and in ttm
fi’in a correct opinion, we are satisfied l«>. rights of your state, ns they have e y or ijwe are inclined to believe, produce a corres-Jother wheel will be put the prizes above the'
C etfoss your juJgniunt against us; iftiiey are, supported the rights of tiny s' ate when in-,> ponding confidence in the article here. j denomiiation of $4. and the drawing to
\v» confidently leave it to your feelings as vaded by the siren? arm of power. The! Rice.,—Importation 340 tierces. 40 half; progress in tho usual manner. The 20,0001 , na 7keL in addition to his former stock of
fi , *e;U' , n and Americans, to decide whether ^taml taken by the state ot (reorgia. is one do.—- r rhere is no improvement in prices since ' **-•«"» < «..n *».. *n ..^<1 «»•: i . >«r»—•— *«:-•
tu.’y have not been urged as becomes thosej which will hereafter spread a halo of rrlory. last week, at
ti. Lii^MbERLlN,
Respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, thut he
has received by the lute arrivals
from Liverpool,
200 CRATES
Crockery Warn
assorted particularly for this
... which rates several parcels
c' inning the same glorious character. Lot 'round her character—she has came toward | mve been run off 1 , mostly of inferior ar.d
il not be said, that the state of Georgia a- nobly and gallantly in defence of her own j r ,iiddl ; ng qualities. Tho stock is eonsidera-
lmie is involved in this discussion—not one • rights, and the rights of the states individ- j |,jy reduced. We do not vary rates. Rice
nmong the independent states of this con-: uallv. That she slionhl experience ihe at- < ( ,jj| an j ordinary, per 100 lbs. 2 a 2 25 ; Do.
ft levdcyy but i« inlerosied in it- S ? of; tacks of the minions of power was to ho „ ow mid to prime, do. 350 a 4.
tne.D iiave already been engaged in collis*: oxnected ; but they will he forgotten as the ! The continued accounts of tho
ions with the general govoriuno.it, in which idle wind, when our children’s children will i decline'of American produce has depressed
it has been found accessary to urge llieir ; remember the present generation with grat-!flights ; bn\ littlo cotton is going forward,
rights ns we have urg’d ours, and < ,llor ; titudo for their services. Upon our own on- a nd"t ho vessels up for Liverppol have been
compelled to rodpc* 1 Dt? rate to a halfpenny
for cotton,and four.‘•hillings for naval stores..
To Liverpool—Cotton, per lb, $d a §d. To
the Continent—Cotton, IJa I]ct8*
Exchange—On England and Franco has
improved since our Inst. We now quote it
• fitrni a J n fl-’-the latter 5 27 a b 25. Bills
1 on London, find. 5£ a 6 pr ; Do. France, 5
29 a 5 25; Do. Charleston 2,
prizes of jl, will be awarded to the odd orj GLASS and CHINA WARE* makes his
even numbers in the Lottery, (ns the case j Hg80rtm0|lt ver y complete, which will bo
may be) dependant on the drawing of the I ^ ftt the New-York and Boston prices.
Capital Prize ot THIRTY THO US AN l) • j; )r caah or approved paper*
and
them may be engaged in similar unlortn-; orgy, firmness and persevernneo dertends
n ite cavils. Let if not he said that any one ! t| ie Httaimnent of our objects, and the ro
of tbo-e iud */i»j id uit com.nullities shall be j S p i; ct of the world. Georgians! the course
wr nigu'I.'jvon ie thoo^'aio.'i ot its colleagues pursued hy your enlightened, patriotic, fear*
w th’iut just cause. Even il the iirintior in ’ j osg an( j independent Pdlow-citizen, George
w noli our claims are advanced, should not: Troup, is tho onlv course consistent j
ni ."t til'd r unanimous approbation, let it, wit li the honor and independence of tho. fioVn as n e-^-th
pi -jgitiue Uiuse claims toconsiilerartou.'j H t n te. Meed not tho^c who would in- -
Tuc’re is not one ot the states of this con-j ( j U! . e y 0ll desert, him—and for what?
tc lonicy which is^ not interested in presorv- { To degrade you in the eyes of the pooplo of
in r the ‘rights ot tho individual states in : fl, e union—^to sacrifice vour rights forever,
t , *ir purity—thoy are the strong bulwarks ■ nn(J t0 e | ovato i,j m who possesses none of
rai ist tyranny, which will be thefir^tlo be ; |-j, 0 qtutlirios of his noble heart. By the
■ached, by an ambitioLis ruler, and il once j rights which he has so nobly advocated—
post rated, will open the wny to the op* bv the interests which ho line so indnfatiga- i ore nominai.
prossiou of the people, and [lie destruction ^jy pursued—hy tho ftafotv of your proper- i Rice..—Continue*ill demand ; good frosh
il every right, reserved to them. ; ty and lives, and the prosperity of all you poiniclorl readily sells nt <4:1.25. and a lot ot
L-t it un bn sau! thnro is in, u,>nes«it.y fi.r j, n M ,|„ ar . vn „ nrP hnundto support him. ! 10 o bnrrols primii, sold at 4i,3l j
nirm. I he course ot power is never re*; Fellow-Citizens! Mv tnsk is ended—1 ( IJ. S. Bank 1194 n 120.
j'.igado-H must be resisted at the three- yon to reflect on what I have said—11 Kxcii:.ns>^ on England—2* a 3 per cent
ink! to he resisted siiccesslully. I lie tunes rnn not. doubt, of the course yon will pursue nrcm . on France—5f. 25c.
aru portent ions. The General Govern-, path is pointed out to you no less by ’
m at, forgetful of the rights reserved to the patriotism and justice, than by respect for
states and tho people, shows every desire to your own rights, interests and duties,
resolve every power which they may choose ’
Charleston* August .29.—Cohort.—The
stock remaining on hand, both in Upland
and Sea-Island, is very small, and no de
mand for it; our quotations in consequence
to assume, into the “ General Welfare.”—
By construction, the constitution which was
bequeathed io ut> has been made to signify
any thing or nothing. A powerful party is
1 organised who are engaged to destroy the
rights of the individual states, and to re-
DXSD,
At Charleston on the 27th ult. Francks
Augustus CorFi.s, of this plnce. in the 20th
year of his age, after a severe illness of24
hours.. lie tins loft a wife and child, and
...... ,, numerous friends and relations to mourn his
JbirkV.’publli'hm in tho ti.’nr- „ mimely (1( , nlh ,
which General Clark has maun _ . .
TO TT1F. EDITORS OF Till? GEORGIAN*
DOLLARS—that is to say, if the £30,000
prizo should come out. to an odd number,
then every odd number in the vclieme will
bo entitled to a £ l prize : if the £30 000
prizescould come out to an even number,
then all tho even numbers in the scheme
will be each entitled to £4.
Odd numbers are those ending with 1,3,
5,7, or 9.
Even numbers are those ending with 2,
4, 6, 9, or 0.
August. 16
No. 5, Gibbons’ Buildings.
Ola
JAMES ANDERSON K < ().
H AVE on hand a few bales of WHITE,
BLUE, and MIXT
PIJVNS
AND
LONDON DUFFLE BLANKETS,
. . , . . , Imported last year, which they will sell at
This mode oft drawing not on ^y enables . considerable reduction from the prices of
_ I' 1 (a ...iinnl.itn tho uihnla . . ‘
Their usual supply of
ili
BY CALVIN BAKER,
On the FIRST TUESDAY IN SEPT.
At XI o’clock, will be sold in fron' , ’ l ie
Court-House in this citv, TWO NEGPO
FELLOWS, prime field hands.
August II
CANAL I.OT I I JiY.
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
EIOIITKENTH CLASS—NEW SCKICS.
T O be drawn on.the 7th of Soplpip'ior, ■
4825, and finished in a few imi.u i s.
Sixty Vx Numbers—Nine Ballots to be
Drawn.
Sc\vfcme.
tho Commissioners to complete the whole,,
Lottery ill one drawing, but has the great j ’ e «
advantage of distributing the small prizes j PLAINS* BLANKETS fy BAOGING,
regularly to every alternate number in the : will be received by the first Fall vessel from
scheme, so t hat the holder of two tickets or Liverpool, and they will be able to supply
two shares of tickets, one odd and one even their friends with Fresh Imported Goods, at
number, will be certain of obtaining at least i as low rates as any former importation can
one prize, and in-the same ratio for any! be sold for
greater quantity.
ID7 A ticket drawing a suprrior prize in
this scheme, is not restricted from drawing
an inferior one also, many tickets, therefore,
will necessarily obtain two prizes each.
PRICE OF TI RETS*
.Tune 24
79
Tn n communication bonded by “ A Friend
of General Clark’s,’’published in the Genr
gi.i Patriot,
duco thorn to potty corporations. To do until in open Court, was his private proper-
1 this, the affections of the people ore to be
weaned from the state authorities, party is.
to be destroyed - , ol! sects and nil opinions
are to amalgamate in support of n splendid
government} to oppose which or its acts is
tu become treason and disaffection—the acts
PORT OS* SAVANNAH.
No arrivals since our hist.
SAILED,
Ship Savannah, Beebe, for Now-Yorlc.
ty, which professes u to offer the. ground
which will he occupied hy General Clark and
his friendsis found tho following remarks:
*‘ It is much to ho feared that if the people
be indiscreet, enough to re-elect Troup, in
»v ifvwwMtw m.ouuva/i. mi me hi* present disrepute, in almost every state .
of "iw sUto^govi'riiniunlN "wiiicii iiiioribru of thn Uni '’"’ ,lln wnijrlit. of his unpopularity j
Willi tho policy ur iiitanliona of tlm ireiu’inl operato moro than any tbiiiff elso. to p B( , 8c j Mussr8 . fi. Schley, P: M’Dor
g’Worinii.int, are brought li.dl.ro tho So- brinir about tlio .l.’striielion or that (l ho late tt y Fo |,, v . JJ. Cuuninffhiim. mid Jno.
po.mn Court of the United Staten, whore < n . l, " lu ) f f™ '■ l'"'-}' ^ Moore. [The S. went to aoi on Monday.]
Wynn, arn retained to show thoir uncoil- with so muHi aif.'c.Hon." Hence it must he , L
Ititiitioiiality, uud from this there is noap- "’ ,1 ” aro an inns for the: Ur. nhip Harp, of 500 tone, from Li
peal—a decision of course follows, am! I lint tiilfilmunt ol that treaty, are dotards—nnd - - - ' - • ' - -
dacis* .in ia cortain’y on tlie eidn of powet ; G’oreiane must, not presme to electa
under the namu of Rules of Court, state Chief Magistrate, without, cnnsnlting “ al-
lnv8 are rendered void by Di»lriul uud Cir- ""«l nvnrv stnto in tho Union,” for the four
cait Courts of the U.'S. i the moat alarm- ,l "‘ t tllfi Gnvornnient may beim-
lng doctrines are advanced, to prepare the j" sl 4° ns—mnv not bn most graciously pleaa-
iv iy for the supremacy of tlio general gov- 0,1 *" fulfil her engagements with this suite.
• . .. ' it appears at last., that sniun of General
ermueiit—and a host of servile presses
eiund ready to support every measure of tv- ( ' !ar!< *« frauds openly avow their reliance
fanny or misrule on its part, or to cry for Ins success, to be upon “foreign iniiu-
treason and disunion when a state makes cnee.”
an effort to disenthrall itself from the web The writer fearing it may be believed
thrown round it. Look nt these things that his party think otherwise, says : “Let
with impartial eyes, in connexion with the it he understood, that we do not doubt the
treatment ol this state from the agents of power of the United States to annul this!
th * government, and from the government treaty.” Truly, sirs, such opinions carry J
itself, and say whether tlio prerogative ol their own commentary. If Troup is re-elect-.
tout government has “not increased, nd, the treaty, say the C'arkites.. will he
U not increasing, and ought not to bo destroyed, lie is unpopular in tho other
diiii.iiished.” Rest assured, if not arrested, states, (nml no doubt with the Ohio and
this assumption of power will involve all Now-Jersey Legislatures)—the government
t..e states within its vortex. have the power to annul the treaty, but let
Fellow-Citizens \ We ask but your do- us soothe the slates by abandoning the man
lihorate uud best judgment, without favor who lias dared to stop forward nml in firm
! • uirselvos—-fear towards the overpower- la nguage demand what all of ns acknovvl-
iiv; \yo ght of tho General government, or edge to be due to Georgia. Let. us show
uiiVtiun to a»i"ht save the chartered rights ourselves unworthy of him, and elect Clark,
anil liberties nt onr country. who will place Troup in bold relief, and
Pinpte. the South!—To you we appeal then forsooth, we may obtain that through
witli confidence—our cause is yours—the meanness and condescension, which had
evil which has rendered us obnoxious to onr been denied upon the ground of right. To
brethren is shared by yourselves to the what have we come, when such thoughts
extent—your property as well as ours is at are openly uttered by Georgians?
.Biak•.*—your fives are endangered from the
verpool for St.’ Johns. N. B. was lost on
Libby’s Island, near Mnchias Bay, 5th ult.
—crew and cargo saved.
ARRIVED KtlOM THIS TORT,
At. Liverpool, July 16 ships Olive-Branch,
Harding ; Halcyon. Wooster; Tamerlane,
Johnson ; and brig New Hampshire, Snow.
At Charleston, Aug. 29, ship Fallas,Pike,
2 duya.
UP FOn THIS PORT,
At Provideuce, Aug IB, schr. Esther,
Ward well.
PRESEN'
Wholes $5, Halves 50, Quarters $1 25.
All orders promptly utteuded to, at
LUTHER’S
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
August 30
ft tt. is. l.ondon VoYter,
Uotton ttaggtng, &e
1 Prize of
25,0 ; )0 IKlbfffsis *25.000
1
1? 500
12 5' 0.
1
5 660
5 060.
1
5.000
5,000.
10
1,000
10,000.
20
500
' 10. '00
SO
200
10 000.
57
100
!. >10.
I>4
50
5 700.
28.5
20
5,7.,a.
’596
10
15.9-0.
14 64
5
7I 320.
11-500 Prizes, 7
29760 Blanks,}
\
g PS. r 40
45760 Tickets at £4
g: 83,1,40.
In this Scheme
with nine drawn ballot!*
there will be. 84 prizes with three mimberson
them, 2 052 with two number* on
them a;»d.
14. '64 with one number on them Those
i ckfta having none of the d?av n
bldlo’.B Qll
them being bluuka.
LANDING,
P F, R BRIG ATLAS,
A 41 BARRELS and 20 Half Barrels
z Jt v* New No*. 2, Mnckarel
50 Barrels New No. 3, do.
And in Store,
10 Pipep Holland Gin, 1st and 3d proof
10 Pipes Seignette’s Brandy
5 Hogsheads Old Jamnica Rum
100 Barrels Northern Gin
20 Kegs Gushcii Butter
• 50 Kegs Lard
25 Bugs St. Domingo Coffee
20 Kegs 6d, Bd, 10d Brads
100 Kegs No. 1 and 2, Tobacco
10 do Cavendish do
100 Barrels Pilot Brood
Wrapping and Writing Paper
Tumblers in cases, Negro Pipes
Cotton Cards No. 10
ALSO.
6 Bnl Bleached Shirtings and
2 Bales Oznaburgs
For sale hy COHEN & MILLER.
August 30 07p
A FEW casks, containing eight and a
half dozen each of London Porter, im
ported in the ship Georgia, on 28th June
last, are yet on hand and for sale; also,
Cottun Ragging,
errtes of assorted Liverpool EARTHEN
WARE, and a variety of
PeasoiL’.ble Drv Goods,
Apply to ANDREW LOW & CO.
July 16
T
To Rent,
That convenient two story
DWELLING HOUSE in Dry-
:iu*Street, Rcynolds-Square, at
present occupied by Mrs. Carson.
Possesaiou to he given thp 10th October.
ARCH. SMITH.
Attorney for Mrs. J. Bourke.
Sept 1 ORri.
Notice.
D URING my absence from Savannah,
Mr. James G. Blois, and Mr. John
Launhnan, uru iny authorised agents.
Sent 1 P. M’DERMOTT.
Bum** cause—among some of you, has been
too fatally felt the consequences of the in*
tyrterence of which we complain—we there
fore look to you with assurance of yiTur
support and| approbation. If ever a time
existed which demanded a uni‘.ed, a vigor
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Savannah, August 31, 1825.
The Board is happy in being enabled to
state, that the slight cases of rover alluded
to in tho report of last week, have disap-
anil u n com promising attitude on our j poured, and that the city is in the actual
part, that time is the present. It is evident' enjoyment of a greater degree of health,
® rwfn l ' le course pursued by the statesmen than ever known at this season of the year.
' 4 *' * By order of the. Board*
I. K. TEFFT, Snn’ry.
and (anstius ot the north, that there is not
tune to temporise—soonor or later the time .,
coinotli, and it is our duty to our families SextonU Report for the week ending the 30th
an' 1 "—-:." - - ’ - ' August.
White Pine Lumber.
AAA FEET Northern White
UU Pine Boards and Plank,
of a superior quality, for sale by
WATTS dt'SMETS.
Sept. 1
0«p
Albany Beer*.
2 ,-r BARRELS First Quality Albany
•t Baer, tor sain by
Snip I CALVIN BAKER.
* nu 10 posterity, to resist, at the outset, all
interference direct or indirect, for we can
not repeat too often that they are the same
Hj, lf con8n( l u, ' m ’ e 3. Let us confederate
' ;t 1,8 form asHociutions to protect our
i!,'itB—“ peaceably if we can, forcibly if
« must”—let us tell those who are pur-
! m ‘g a course ho much at war with our
d(fil l .L n ^ r P°“ ce an ‘J happiness, that they
1 their peril, and will be responsible for
evn C0 ?? r 7J l,c,lces * shall we avert tho
i hangs so portentiously over our
ads, and do the best service to our coun-
*.{’ 7 porpotuating that union which is
or il j • w . itl ‘ ^wincmbermont by the acts
« n d thep H ('w ni 7i'g nora,lt
"f lhc Sw « of Georgia /—The
“ le wlinle Union are bontupou you
.* “) lf( |a8 inlerosl—tlier witnnos the
,n,l.:r.? X18tin B “ mon lf yuu, .11(1 ank but for
“S m “ k . e “I* an °P> u ' on —ib<l
Died of obstruction of the bowols 1, aged
02 yoars.
RECAPITULATION.
"Deaths in the city of Savannah, during
the month of August, 1825.
August 5 John Murray, Bilious Fnver,
aged 35 years.
6.—Charles Bois, convulsions, 5 weeks.
12. —Thomas Tliiss, worm fever, 6 yoars.
13. —Ann Winkler, child-bed, 19 yours.
15 Herman Clark, consumption of the
lungs. Hannah M’Allister, infl.mation of
tho liver, 60 years.
III.—John Bowland, intemperance, 43
years.
20—Hugh Hayden, remittent fever, 20
years.
21.—Benj. Harvey. Dysentery, 64 years.
23 —Antonio Domingo, Bilious Fever, 45
years.
27.—Isabella S. Fotheringhsm, obstruc-
opinion formed understandingly must tion of the bowels, 62 years.—Total It
HE subsrriber offers for sale 100.000
feet of NORTHERN LUiMBBR|be
iug the entire cargo of the schooner Olive,
consisting of
Clear and Merchantable Boards
One and a half, one and three-quarters
and nnd two inch Plank.
Tins lumber is ail of the best quality, and
has been carefully selected for this market,
and will be sold low if taken from the wharf.
ISAAC W. MORELL.
August 30 07
FRESH
Drugs and Medicines.
J UST rcccivod per shin Snvnnnnh, nn
additional supply of FRESH DRUGS
and MEDICINES, such as—
Calomel, Sifphate Quinine
Pulverized Ipic&cunuah
•Pulverized Colombo, White Wax
Quassia, Isinglass, Caic’d Magnesia
Henry’s Pulverized Rhubarb
Hair Powder, &c.
ALSO, IN STORE,
500 Bottle? Castor Oil, cold pressed,
vory superior
500 do do do do 2d quality
300 do do low priced for plan
tation U*JP
30 Barrels Glauber Salts
10 do Green Copperas
20 Half Barrels and Kegs do
3 Barrels English Refined Epsom
Salts, &c.
All of which will be sold low for cash or ap
proved credit. 1C? North Carolina Bills ta
ken at par, and Darien Bills at a small dis
count. LAY & HENDRICKSON,
Druggists, Shad’s Buildings.
August 27
Coffee, Bagging, JPhiskey an
Molasses.
1 ft| BAGS CpFFEE
lUl 400 Pieces 42 inch Baltic Hemp
Bagging
300 Bbls Philadelphia Rye Whis
key and
20 Hogsheads Prime Retailing
Molasses
For sale by ELIAS REED.
August *24 04l
A CARD.
T HE subacriber. ailuiittod to practico in
the several Courts of Law and Equity
n this Stale, offers to tho public his pro
fessional services in the Courts of
Ilibh, I Henry, | Janet, | Crawford,
Monrot, I Jatper, | Twiggt, , Pike.
WASHINGTON POE.
Macon, Bibb County, (Ga-l
July 7 84
in UounciV, Aug. 1ft, lft c i5
O RDERED, that an election be held at
the Court-House, on the FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT; for
fourteen Ai uERMEN, to represent the city
of Savannah in Council. The City Sheriff,
with one or more Constables, are required
to attend and preserve order. The City
Treasurer is required to attend with his
Digest, to carry into effect i be Act of the
General Assembly—passed 20th December,
1819, “entitled an Act, more particularly
to define the qualifications of voters for Al
dermen of the city of Savannah.”
Extract from the Minutes*
A ugust 23 M. M YERS.C. C.
TO PLANTERS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
H AVING made a considerable purchase
of last season’s imported PLAINS,
which they offer tor sale at the last year's
prises* for cash or drafts on their factors,
payable any time before the 1st of April
next; which must be, at least, 20 to 25 per
cent, less then the ensuing Fall Importation
can be sold at. W. & H. ROSE.
Savannah, 7th June, 1825.
The Darien Gazette will insert the above
until the first of October, and send the bill
to this office.
U4i2iiSM>Yiiilj»
James Anderson <Sf Co.
H AVE removed to the middle tenement
Young’s Buildings, where they offer
tor sale a large and general assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS,
received by the latest arrivals rroin Liver
pool and Nexv-York.
Juno 24 79
Notice,
T HE Honorable the Justicen of the In
ferior Court of Chatham County, will
meet at tho Court-House on MONDAY,
the 5th September, for ordinary purposes.
SAM’L. M. BOND, V. C. O. C. C.
August 30
tt.ftM.VJV A Yi.
T HE subscribers have removed to John
ston’s Square, next door west of
Messrs. A. Low & Co. where they are
opening a handsome assortment of
Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods,
in addition to their former stock.
W. & H. ROSE.
April 5 10
IT The Darien Gazette, and Recorder,
Millcdgcville, will give the aboOe four in
sertions, and forward their accounts to this
nflice.
Canal Flour, L-ird and Hams.
L ANDING from ship Augusta and brig
Pheasant,
50 Kegs Lard
25 Barrels Canal Flour
A few bbls. Virginia Hams, in bags
irbiale by n n riOi^'.vm n a, i'i
July 30
Notice.
A LL persons are cautioned against pur
chasing any personal property balong-
1 o deteim nc th» file of sll the tickets in
ihe shove lottery 66 -umbers, from one to
66 inclusive, will scverslb be pieced in a
wheel on the day nf drawing, and n nc of
them will be drawn, and the. ticke 1 Imrii g on
t as a combination, tho 1st, 2d and iliir.i a,em
bers drawn, will be entitled tn $ S,000
That having-on it the 4i h 5th aid 6:1, will
be entitled tn gl2 500.
That having on it 'lie 6th, 8ih am’ s).h. v/ili
be entitled to g*,660.
That having on ,t the 7th, 8.b nnd 9!b will
be entitled to 5,000.
Th««t IO «n tl.»<n tk.
4»h,rthand9tf
4*1.,8th and 9
5>h f»th and 71
5th,6th and 8 i
h,6th and 9 1
'th,7th an< 8-
V .7!»tr «9!
S'h,8th »n.* 9'
6u»,7ili and 8lh
7'L »i-t- 9tb
g maw.
Tho-e having on them*
3d, 4th and 7P 3.1, 6th and 7i)i 4 '<5 'h ftp-’ 8 h
3d,4ih and 8*h VI, 6th ini fii'i 4 h,5tn xr.d 9»h
3i : ,4'hand9 - V.t, 6th a.'d 9;h Aih.fit;, nnd 7u»
3d, 5th and tt i ,M # 7 h a .d 8t<‘« 4«h,6ih and b*h
3d, 5th and 7t h Id. 7M ftiui 9t' 4lh,6 h r.nd ■ n
3d, 5 h and 8 *d. 8m .»n 19«1* 4th,7 li m.iI 8ih
3d, 5th and 9vl. Itl ,5th *nd 9ti. each ^5 iJ.
AU otheis, (being 30 Uchcls) h«*vini: th r ce
f the drawn numbers on them wdi :.e
entitled to g200.
T he 57 tidetts having on them t^o of t'»e
d;awn number* and iht.se two, the 2d and
3d, will esfth be entitled Io 55100.
The 114 tickafti having on them the
and 4*h or 4th and St’* drawn numbers only#,
will each be entitled to &50.
The 285 tickets having two of the df’.wn
number* on, and those two the 5th mid •»:
or the 6th and 7<h, or the 7th and 8 *>, or uie
7th and 9.h,or the 8th «• d 9 J», eoc!<
All othcra (bring 15961 cketa) hKvmg two
of »he drawn numbers on them, will each be
entitled to $10.
And those having on them any me of ’.he
d’awn numbers,(benig >4,364 tick' 1596
for each drawn number.,) will e»* . r< he n ti
tled to 555.
No ticket which ihall have drawn a prize
of a superior denomination can i>e c-ntakU to
»n inferior prise Prizes payable thi’ iy ,;..ys
after the drawing, and subject, as usi.ai / iu a
djdnction A 15 per cent*
Philadelphia, June 23, 1825,
3
: 1
Whole Ticket. : t s : :
Huives : : : : : : :
Quarters ::::::
Orders received by
W ROBERTSON,
August 25 Georgian Oflinc.
Lard,
1 nn PRIME LARD, landing
IVV from whip Savannah, and f«>»- sale
by
August 25
C. C. GRISWOLD 4 CO.
Notice.
D URING my absence from the city Mr-/
Robert Hubcrsham will act ns mv at- ■
torncy.
August 20
M. H. M’ALLISTER.
03l
Wanted,
A GOOD SECOND HAND SULKEY,
Apply immediately to the editors.
August 11 99
Notice,
i\f R. ANDREW SMITH is outliorized
ivi to act for me during my absence.
August 9
JOHN HERNANDEZ.
9ffi.
iug to Mary Leb«y tod children
August 87
06p
Notice.
D URING the absenco of the . ibscriher v
Air. Ei.ns Ri.xn, und Mr Wm. J,
Rick, are his authorised agents.
JON. MEIGS.
August 1} SOOuf