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THE SOUTHERN PATRIOT.
VOL. 11. No. g 7.]
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■ JOHN DOUGHERTY.
Savannah Ist Oct. 1806.
■The Patrons of the Sou
■m Patriot, are inform
■ that from this day for
Id, it will be condutted by
I John Dougherty.
■Thole who have by pecu
|v, or literary aid advance
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■ please accept the grateful
Inks of the late Editor, and
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■cement of that estabhfh
lit, will be good enough to
Ike payment as Ipeedily as
■sible.
■ctober 2.
Aorgia.
RAo Hcnor JAR ED IR WIN>
■ President cf the Senate and
■ Commander in Chief of the
■ Army and Navy of this
R State, and of the Mild a there
■ /.
■ a proclamation.
RtHEREAS hi3 Excellency
IV JOHN Ml LEDGE, late
■teniisr of this State, hath this
accepted the appointment
from this State in the
■gress of the United States,
■teably to his election thereto,
Jtlie 19th day of June last, by
■Legidature, fit hath signified
■fc Ins resignation of the Gov-
Ruent. —And whereas the
■A section of the second arti
■>l the constitution, declares,
■ “ in case of the death or re.
■gnatiott, or disability of the
■Avernor, the President of tlie
shall exerjse the Exe-
powers of Government,
■ nt| i such disability be rtmov-
until the next meeting of
General Assembly, by vir-
B of which the duties of the
■Executive have devolved on
■e.
HI hwe therefore thought fit to
e this my Proclamation, here-
all officers civil and
that 1 have ass umed the
■'f Magistracy of this State,
R am now in the actual exer
of the duties thereof, of
all persons are required to
notice, as they will an-
| rt ke contary at their peril.
under my hand and, at
|| great seal of of the Staie the
II l 'ae Slate-House in Louis-
II viHe, this 23d day of Sep
|| Member, in the year of our
| | Lord, eighteen hundred and
and of the Inueptn
|| denee ot the United States
| l of America, the thirty-first.
I JARED IRV IN.
President,
President and Commander
■ Chief.
II BEN. CHAIRES.
11 %uty Secretary of state.
FOR GREENOCK.
Thr ‘“launch wellfound Ship
R. Glaikter,
Master, having half of her rar,
go engaged, will be dispatched
in ten or twelve days. For
freight of the remainder, or
paflage, having good accom r
modations, apply to the capt.
on board, at Boltons Wharf,
or to
James & J. Curruthers.
Savannah, Se.pt. 29. 92.
Wm. WILSON, ”
Has received per the ships Eliza
and Volant, a large part of his
Fall Supply of Goods,
Which with his flock,
before on hand, makes his as
sortment very complete.
Amongst as great a variety of
articles, as are commonly set
forth in lengthy advertisements
is a large quantity of
White & cctarcd Negro
CLOT 11.
As this article was purchaf’
ed la ft Winter for cash, and
as a moderate advance only,
will be now exacted, it is con
ceived that it will be an object
worthy the attention of Plan,
ters, arid others, who wish to
purchase by the piece or pack
age. Pt yiie.it will he expect
ed in Cafti, Cottcn, or ap
proved town note.'.
Savitmiah, Sept. 18, 90 ts-
J he Copartnership o?
Ihos. £? Jas. BeggSy
>\ n n
It. Nicholson Groves
Under the fii m of
Bcggs & Groves.
will he continued as heretofore by
JAM PS IJFGGS, and
R. NICHOLSON GORVES,
AI.L persons indepted to the
late firms of Thomas G’
fumes Beggs and Beggs & Boyd,
are requested to mke immedi
ate payment at the compting
house of B ggs C? Groves, No.
10 Coffee-House Wharf ; as everv
account will be placed in the
hands of Messrs Davis fit Ber
rien for coflecction if not liqui
dated before the 16th dav of Ja
nuary next ; and those who have
any claims against either of the
said firms, or the estate ot
Thomas Beggs deceased, are re
quested to render them for pay
ment.
JAMES BEGGS,
Surviving Copartner.
Savannah Octber 13. 9$ l"2w.
FACTORAGE
A N D
Commission Business
THE subscriber has taken
the wharf which has for fume
time been occupied by Meflrs
Havens & Bilbo , on which he
has convenient and fafe Stores
for the reception of Produce,
and will be happy to serve his
friends and the public,* in the
above line.
FOBKKT M’OOTTfM'T..
A’ o n c s.
Nine monthsafter dati
cation wi l l be made to the iioi
interior Court of 1 hjtham com
ty, for leave to sell a tract ot 45
acres of land in said county, ad
joining Mr. iiutler anti Beiur' i
lands, on Little l)gc chee, for tilt
benefit of the heirs at and creditors*
WILLIAM lVAlGin', M'n'x<
L- GABLE, Adrnt'i*
June IS. 2 d.vf &J ts •
1 HURSDAY, October i5, 1806.
CHEAPNESS,
Combined with Ee
gance and Utility.
By the late arrivals from LIVER
POOL ami GLASGOW.
Andrew Low Cos.
Have received the largest and best
selected, as well as the cheap
est assortment of GOODS,
which they have e
ver offered for
sale.
COMPRISING! —
Womens and Mens Cotton Hois
ery
Ditto ditto silk ditto,
Boys & Misses cotton fit silk ditto
( otton and silk Gloves, all sizes
Men’s linen thread Stockings
Patent White and black Laces
Cotton and thread Laces and Veils
footings and Trimmings
Habit shirts and Caps, cotton aud
laca
Patent Garters
Black embossed and coloured
V l Ivet
Silk and cotton Fringes
Velvet net Trimmings and orna
ments
Bracelets, Beaufont RulTb
Ribbons, velvet ditto
Rich Sarsenets, Modes and Lut
strings
A few rich India shawls
Lace Cambric and Leno do. very
low
Leno and Picquet Veils
Plain Muslins, all kinds
Figured and colonade ditto
Figured Cambrics, Cambric Di
mities
4-4 linen and cotton Checks
4-4 Apron Checks, very good
Children’s Leather Caps
Children and youth’s Hats
Men’s Hats, common and fine
Bombazines and Bombazetts
Black Cambric and Book Muslins
Black Leno and Picquet dnto
Black Tee Shades and Cloaks
Homal Sc Pullicat Handkerchiefs
Pine linen pocket Handkerchiefs
Children’s ditto
Printed Calicoes, ofevery descrip
tion
Dimities, Muslinets
White and colon ret 1 Marseilles
Tuicksetts, Corduroys Velvet
teens
Fustians, Jeans, Nankenets
Cotton Kerseymeres
Cotton Shirtings
Cotton Cambrics, every width and
price
Cotton and Silk Chambrays and
Luttres
Handsome plaid andcorded Cam
brics
Clouting, Toweling and Table
Cloth Diapers
Coarse and fine Sheetings
f-b and 4-4 Linens, Huckabacks
Long Lawns ad French Cambrics
Britannias and Platilias
Brown Linens and Sheetings
Parasols and Umbrellas
Fans in,great variety
Adel phi threads in paper and var
nished boxes
Marking ditto
Ounce and Lisle threads
Coloured, Stitching & Oznaburgs
ditto
Best White Chapel Needles
Paper and pound pins
Serving silks and twists
Button moulds and shirt buttons
Marking Canvass
Fashionable plated and gilt but
tons
Ditto pearl ditto
•Marseilles Quilts, Counterpanes
Bedticks
Furniture .fringes and tassels
Nik handkerchiefs and shawls
C oloured Cambrics
A lew dozeu fleecy hosiery, for
invalids
Paviliion Gauze, white and co
loured
Best Flax and Tow Osnaburg
* AND JUST OPENED,
India Lutsirings, Bandannas and
H unihums
Hyson and Imperial Teas
Blue Cottons, See.
With many other articles not
enumerated.
03 s * |Mirchants who find it
convenient to purchase for Cash,
or orders upon good peoule
in town, will find these goocU
worth their attention.
Mva 2*. 56
R~&J. BOLTON.
11,1 VE FOR SALE,
Sweeds Iron assorted,
Brown Sugars pr. Hogshead,
Loaf do. pr. barrel,
Inferior Cotton Bagging,
Crokery Ware in Crates,
Nonherd R urn, and other ar*
tides from Bolton.
Cologne Mill Stones
3 feet diameter,
Slacked Stone Lime.
September 29. 8.
CHATHAM SUPERIOR
COLTRT, v
January Term, 1806.
Christina Dasher, .
vs. J ’etition
The heirs and re- > for Foveclo
presentatives of k sure.
John Haupt. dec. J
UPON the petition of Christi
na Dasher, praving the
foeclosure of the equity of re
demption on the following premi
ses ;
ALL that lot of land in the
citv of Savannah, known by the
number five, third tvthing Rey
nolds Ward,containing sixty feet
in width and ninety feet in depth ;
with the improvements thereon,
mortgaged by Elizabeth Haupt,
now Elizabeth Dowell, Robert
Bolton, and Justus Hartman
Scheuber, guardians of the per
sons of the said John Haupt, and
trustees of the property of the
said John Haupt, by virtueof an
order ot tha lion.the superiorcour
of Chatham Countv aforesaid in
the said Christina Dasher, for the
sum of eighty pounds sterlng,
equal tothree hundred and forty
two dollars eighty-five cents se
ven mills and one-seventh monies
of the United States, on the sixty
day of May, which was in the
year one thousand seven hundred
and ninety-nine, and on motion of
Mr. CUYLEIt , Attorney for the
Petitioner,
IT IS ORDERED BY THE
COURT, that the principle, in
terest and costa due upon said
mortgaged property, be paid into
Court within twelve months from
this date, and unless the same be
so paid, the equity of redemption
shall thenceforth be foreclosed
and other proceedings take plaeee
pursuant to the act of assembly
in such case made and provided
And it is further ordered, in
pursuance of said aetthat this rule
be published in one of the Public
Gazettes, of this state at lease
once in every Month until the
time appointed for payment, or
served on the Mortgagers, or their
special agent, at least six months
previous to the time the said mo
ney is ordered to be paid into
Court as aforesaid.
Extract fron the minutes,
J. BULLOCH, Clk.
Feb. 29, 1806.
NOTICE.
Nine months after date, ap
plication will be made to the
honorable court of ordinary of
Tatnal county for leave to fell
a trabf of land containing 190
acres on the Altamahaw river,
in said county adjotning Mar
in Harden, also aoa i-a a
cres in Wilkinson County, in
the second diltrift Lot No.
iio, the property of John
Sharp fen. deceased, to be fold
for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors.
JOHN SHA RP,
Administrator.
Sept. 1. Hi,
[Whole N u..ia&h 192.
GEORGI |
THAT after the expiration
of fix months, the fubferiber
will petition the Honorable the
court of ordinary, for the
county ofMUntofh in the Bate
aforefaid,to order the admin
iilrators of col. William M -
Intolh, the younger, deceased,
to make and Execute to the
fubferiber, titles to the follow
ing trad of land, Viz. One
thou land acres in Camden
county lying on Todd’s creek
a branch of Great Satilla river
originally granted to Alexand*
tier Ingles and purchased by
the laid col. William MTn.
t°lh at the cotififcated lales,
which trad the (aid deceased
fold to the fubferiber, and re**
ceived payment for, but died
before the titles were execut*
ed.
7 hefe are therefore to give
public notice, to all perlons
who may be concerned, to
come forward at the above
time and place, Sc shew cause,
if any they have, why the
fa id order should not be made
and the titles in consequence
thereof executed according to
law.
WILLIAM SCOTT.
April 7tn 1306 48 2a\v6in.
noTTce! ~
I forbid any peribn or p er .
sons from purchasing one IvJf
.he K..olSu w .„ 0 ‘“ n r f
between Savannah Sc Au-ufta’’
iron. Lewis Calfrev, „ ft
not complied with the terms
of sale, but made a sham pur
chale in order to fwmdle me
out of my property.
JAMES GAFFNEY
Julv 23. 2aw tf.75
NOTICE.
ALL Persons having any De
mands against Viliam Maxwell
juu. deceased ; are requested to
render them in properlv attes
ed ; those indebted to said VVil
liam Maxwell, jun. are solicited
to make immediate payment to
6A RAH MAXWELL,
Administratrix.
Br van County,
December 24, 2t2swtf.
n~o77cTe.
Nine months after date, appli
cation will be made to the non.
Inferior court of Effingham coun
ty for leave to sell a tract of
land in said county, containing
100 acres, lying on the Sunhury
Read, for the benefit of the heirs
and creditors.
WILLI 1M IVRIGHT, Adm'r.
E. GABLE, Admr'x.
For Sale
AT THIS OFFICE,
Tne Georgia & South arolina
REPUBLICAN
ALMANAC,
For The YEAR of Our LORD
1806.
containing—The Asftrono.
tnical calculations, with a va
riety of uieful and entertain r
ing matter.
To be hired by t’e
year,
A likely Negro Man.—
Enquiie at this Oilice.
Jn v 13. ts. 76.
For laic al tins Oihce,
Blank Manifests, if a