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GEORGIAN FOR
THE COUNTRY
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NEW SEMES—VOL. I.
&ATVRU.1Y MURXl.W, JI Ll -6, 162;!.
NO. 122
I
t
DAILY GEORGIAN,
rsEorrev avx> published /.v tup.
CITY OF SAVANNAH,
■ft's IGcoigc HiobeYtson, 3r.
. At E Alt DolUw per annum, payable ill advance.
THE GEORGIAN,
FOR THE COUNTRY,
t, published to meet the arrungwwent of the
a,ail, three time* a week, (Tuesday, Thursday
• gu J Uaturday) at the Office of the Daily Geor-
rian, and contains all the intelligence, Commer-
ci d, Political and Miscellaneous, including ad-
Tertisjfcment9, published in the Daily Paper.
ThA Country Paper is sent to all parta^fthe
Elite'and Union, or delivered in the City, at
fvr^Mkrs oer annum, payable in advance.
Advertisements are inserted in both papers
it 75 cents oer square, ot 141 nes, for the first
t insertion, and 37J lor every succeeding publi.
cation.
Georgia—Camden County.
By John Bailey, Clerk of the Court of Ordinary
for said county.
W I1F.RKAS, John Bailey, executor of tkt
estate of Jane Taylor alias Jane Camp
bell, lateofaaid county, dec. applies to the hon
orable the Court of Ordinary of said county .'for
to be discharged from his executorship on Said
eatate.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the heirs and creditors of said es
tate, to file&heir objections (if any they have)
in the clerk’s office of the court ot ordinary on
Or before the first Monday in August next,other
wise the said executor will he discharged.
Witness, the Hon. William Gibson, one ofthe
Judges of mid Court, this twentieth day of Jan
uary, 1822.
(L. S.) JOHN BAILEY, c c o c c
jan 26 50f
Hay and Brandy.
BUNDLES HAY
rw 5 pipes BRANDY, Sugnettesbrand
Received per Mary Augusta, for sale by
J. B HERBERT (S CO.
april 11
m
H*
GENERAL GREENE.
\V. T. WILLIAMS
jiAAS just recived the first Volume of
Sketches or the Life *no Oon«i.srn*o*sci or
NATHANIEL GJ1EKNE.
Major General of the Armies of the United States
J the War of the. Revolution,
Chieflv compiled from original materials
BY THE HON. WM JOHNSON,
or cue'sLtsTox, a. c.
Price for two Volumes, quarto, Ten Dollars.
' 7' Subscriptions received at the original
price. a P riI 27 P
Notice.
\ T the expiration of nine months from this
d itc, l shall applv to the honorable the Jus
tic‘ R«f the Inferior court of Chatham county,
jot leave to sell the following veal property ol
the estate of R. J. Houston, viz:
One tract of 351$ acres of Land in Bryan
q. nnty, s-tnate l on Red B rd creek.
0 .e undivided fourth part of 1450 acres of
|/uidMcIntosh county, situated on the Alata-
^j'welve Lets in the town of ®, r otJSTI'O.v ””
(3 1825, ndm'r. Jt. J. If
^16 V
1. iiud Ciidtioll.
TlUrHEBE AS I have been informed that John
Y Y Carnochan ami Peter Mitchell of this ci
*v '"ivr bv sundry deeds recently mortgaged
In.:’aie.gr,ed to ditess persons either their mdl-
viJ isl creditors, creditors of the late firm of
C-n- chan 19 Mitchell, or ethers, all or sundry
the propern ;<hd est ate, both real and personal,
of the said firm, as well their own mdtvidua
mo-ertv and cs*a'e, consisting together ot
houses, lots, lands, stores, wharves. negroes, &c.
in Savannah and Da ien in Georgia, of the
neiohbo'hood thcrAffi and elsewhere with tl.c.r
ini »st or share in the stock of the lower
. .in null near Dsrien. and sundry share, in
th ,. United States !»Rnk and other banks, as well
as sundry de’»ts due to them in various places,
hes: -s iam’s. lota, negroes. Sec. in the territory
tti F.or;da, and particularly one large tract of
IkiuI bought of Forbes & Co. lying between
the rivers St. Marks and ApaWchtcola tn the
teTitory of Florida aforeaaid.
Timse are hereby to caution the public against
purchasing any part of the said property or es-
tau so conveyed, or any other property belong
ing to the said Carnochan U Mitchell, or either
c them, as I hold prior mo. gages on the great-
est part thereof, which are on record tn the re
gistry in Savannah and Darien aforesaid and m
Charleston, b. C. and equitable leino on all the
cmnertv of said John Carnochan and 1 ter
ES! WILLIAM CH1IUSTIL.
june 8 ft 2
To the Public.
CARVOC1IAS «nd P. Ml ICHEL «re sor-
. rvwbe *C«'» brmiffhtbrfoK the public
, s «o.>,l nolle, of Mr Chi islie’s. « bo h» lin-
bledly claims agamsl 'bem. which, when
lly liqni(lal£,l on the dccialon o! the amt
, pendinjr they will try to satisfy as soon as
si hie thereafter. ....... , •
he deeds under which Mr Chr.st.e claims
exclusive ri,ht to all the real and persona
ue ol Carnochan 8t Mi chel, are considered
nfnnnal, unjust sod illegal. Hence t.ie)
< been bronilit end are still before the conn,
oilier deeds have been executed end re.
led, conveying lire propeity for the ose ol
I,eir creditors, Mr Christie included, with-
any trust or reservation beneficial to C.
,r their families; and if this be not agreea-
to that gentleman, it must nevertheless ap-
r fair and equitable to the public and all who
e a sense of justice.
‘he Trustees under the late deeds a^e anx-
l to sell the iJinJsin Florida, allmled to in
notice of Mr Christie, and to apply the pro
ds to the immediate payment ot j l »art.j»t bj*
nr i.iteresteA in lus own light, wliilit mj r
'\\ parties concerned, must be borne until a
, can be made under an order of court.
Mo 1 ?, of paper, who indsj. Mr
Cl . « .n pUuse insert the ahrtve i I "is is
jCrawn, and forward their bills to the Mivan-
WbH«» OBcc, where they w.II be
niptly paid by J ‘ U V M
ANECDOTES
OF THE
ary War in America.
Slv*b Ci.yo't Court, U 3. District of Georgia.
Pott arc. M'Kinnie,')
vs. i
Lewis J. Dugas Assumpsit.
AND
John Cormick. J
Chambers, 22d March, 1822.
a T appearing that process has issued in this
causr, retiinvdjle to the term of this Court
m Decemb"r next, and that Le« : s J. Dugas,
one of the 1eferid‘:nt c . resides without tin- lim
its of the district of Georgia. It is »>rd< red that
the said Lewis J Dugas do appear at thcWerm
of this Court, to be hidden a’ Milledgeviiie, on
the 14th d-iy of December next, to ansuer to
the plaintiffs on th - * merits of their suid peti.
tion ; and th.it a cop;- of this order he published
in one of the Gazettes of this State, for three
months, and that the plai'-tift’s h:ne leave to
take such further proceedings as are pi escribed
in the rule, in such rase made and provided.
J. CUYLEIt. Dist. Jutfgc.
True extract from the minutes,
GEO. GLEN, Clerk.
match 22 fom
V. MdlemioU
II AS on hsn.l 4 pipes of Cognac BRANDY,
II Dupuy’s I r.oid, which he will aril whole
sale or by tile dcir.ijohn, low for cash.
.Iho, it tfore,
4 puncheons Irish Whiskey, 5th proof and old
4 casks Cherry Wine, with a general aswriment
of Hardware, Groceries and lln Cotnls,
all of which he wilt sell lor a small ad
vance Or lor tow n acceptance».
_april S ti
OEMLER 5 POSEY,
(At their Medicine amd Sted Store,)
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Sur-
gicul Instruments,
A ND all other articles usually found in Drug
Stores. AH such GARDEN SEEDS a* the
season demands, and will produce m the Kit
chrn and Flower Garden.
.An assortment of FLOWER POTS.
.tudon Consignment,
An assortment of Ornamental Shrubs, Car
nation Pinks, (Sc.
N. B. AU the above mentioned articles art
warranted. apnl ?f> ;
Superior Court.
Chatham Countv, Charihert, >
I6lh Jpril, 1822. 5
Samuel Howard,")
vs l In Equity.
Bank of Darien, (Bill or gimdand amended
et al. J
Two ot the defendants in the above case, viz
The President of lue Rank of Darien, (repre
senting srid Bank,) and the Cashier of saie.
Bank, reside without the county, which fact is
verified by affidavit of complainant. It is
dered, that copies of said bill be transm'ttdd by
the Sheriff of Chatham county to the Sheriff of
McIntosh count), whete the said defendants re
side, with instruct.ons to serve them on sutdde-
fendanu. and m .ike returns of said service on
said copit>:, to the Clerk of the Superior onirt
:if Said comity of Chatham, within thirty day
from th s date; and it 19 further ordered, that
his ruto be published, and the defendants
ippear and answer at the next term.
Extinct from the minutes.
JOB T. BOLLES, Clerk.
april 24 jx
Superior Court—Chatham
County.
Chambers, 20/A A ove>sbcr, 1821.
Thomas B. Smith, Complainant, ")
isn i
Susan M. Smith. Alton Pemberton, |
William Callaghan and Amelia fiis Equity.
wife, Samuel Stocks and Elizabeth |
his wile, - - —■ Probart and H_ry I
his wife, Defendants. J
On reading the affidavit of Thomas B, Smith,
complainant, in a Bill in Equity, in the Superiot
Court of the County of Chatham, stating that
Alton Pemberton, one of the defendants in said
Hill, resides in the county ot Burke in this state;
that William Callaghan and Amelia his wife, also
defendants in said hill, reside at Newport m the
state of R. Island; and that Samuel Stocks and E-
lizabeth h : s wife, and —— Prohart and .Mary his
w ife, also defendants in said bill, residerin the
kingdom of Great Britain—It ia ordered, that
publication o£this rule in one of the public ga
zettes of this state, weekly for two months from
this date, be considered as sufficient service to
compel the appearance of the said Alton Pem
berton ; that publication of this rule in one of
the public gazettes of thisstatc.weekly for three
months from this date he considered a sufficient
service to compel the appearance of the said
William Callaghan and Amelia his wife, and that
publication of this rule in one ofthe public ga-
zettc<vof this state weekly, for eight months
from th's date, be considered as sufficient ser-
ice to comptl the appearance of Samuel Stocks
and Elizabeth his wile; and Probart and
Mary his wife. And it is further ordered, that
at the expiration of the respective periods a-
foresaid, the said parties, respectively, do ap
pearand answer to the Complainant’s Bill.
Extract from the Mtnutet,
JOB T. BOLL Ex, Clerk.
nov. 26 t ® m
r»-ry uric
-f ‘
Iricu-ftmp work, bv Major
m,nth-Carolina, has been re-
, e delivered to lbo»e persons
bed for the tame, at the count
i l)xVii n»*. Pnctor, Mongio’h
i«,'iution price «f «f»t work ia
. V * may 10 im
Notice.
A T the expiration of nine months from this
date, I shall apply to the honorable the Jus
tice* of the Inferior court of Chatham county,
for leave to tell the foliowing*real and persona!
property held by the late K J. Hup*?** *" ,rU!,tr
p‘ , |.»mntation, containing upwards
I?00 acres, situated in the district of White
Bluff.
One Tract of Land, containing 50 acres, near
the above.
May Island, containing 100 acres, more or
less, situated on the marshes of Little Ogechee
river.
Aisoi between 65 and 70 Slaves.
PAT. HOUSTON,
Mayl3, 1822. adm'r. Ji. J. ihut ton.
may 16 U
Wanted,
T.‘ ACFTF.R, to take cha-ge of the Glynn
County Acadeny. Reference to respect-
abj gji.'lcmen in Savannah, as rega f da morals,
paltirflarly, n ill be required. The situation is
as yirfsani and hia'tliy as any on the %ea-boan)
jtq the uodersigrecil, through ilie Fiederi-
office, Georgia.
HENRY DU BIUNOX.
One of the Trustees sod Treasurer to
the Board.
/ btmd, 13* F»H. 1822 fell SB X
At Private Side.
T WO prime Negro Fellows one a first rate
Carpenter, about ?5 yearsoM— sold lor no
fault. The other a fi.-si iaie Sail Mjikrr,
years. The ah- ve pegn.es will be sold low, if
eaily application is made to
J. II. HERBERT fc CO.
apr125
Wunantcil Ai ticlcs.
J UST received, pershij- Cor>air, a fresh sup
ply of
MEDIC INFS,
Perfumery and Spices.
For sale by
ANSON PARSONS,
Druggist, No d, G.bbons’ huiliingi.
april 26
Bottled Porter and .-5 le.
F AMILIES and others can be supplied with
the above article, of the first qual tv, at the
low pr-ce of 2 dollars per dozen, including bot
tle s, at the cellar under Mr. Wm. T. Wilhanis’
Book Store.
The above, in tierces and barrels, carefully
lacked, t*' stand land or water currU.ge.
N. II. An allowance made to store-keepers
and those who purchase by the quantity,
feb 28 | . n 7
Corn and Flour. .
ggJDUBOSHEUSprime U hue DqU
50 b'lls Baltimore Soper. Iloward-st Flour on
board *cbr Hazard, f«*>' sale by
may 13 IIALL U HOYT
In tlie CircuR Court of the
United States,
In and fur the District of Pennsylvania,
in t!u- third Circuit.
BETWEEN
Joseph Marx and Joseph Marx'
and Geoige Marx, citizens of 1
the state of Virginia, w ho sue
as well in their ow n namt 3 as
in behalf of such other Per
sons, Stockholders of the late
Bank of the United States
heretofore named, as shall
come in and become Parties
hereto, contributing to the
Expanses of this buit—Coin-
plamutus.
AND
David Lenox, Elias Roudinot, !
Robert Smith, Jumcs C. F sh ;
rr, J- seph Sims, Arch.baM }
McCall, Paul Sicmau, Samuel
Coates, Ilen. y Prat’, George
Fox, l’ascli:.ll llollingsuorth,
John S die, Thoniis >1. Wil.
ling, Horace Rinney, George
Harrison, Abijah llatntnood,
William Ravatal and Oliver
Molcott, citizens of the State
of Pennsylvania, Trustees of
the late Bank of the United
States.
In Equity,
Ocifdicr,
Ses>N>oa
lb;7.
Georgia—Camden County.
llfHEUKA*. Mr*. Louisa C. Shaw, Exrcit.
▼ J trix, applies fur letters of dismission from
the estate-T Gene-al Nathaniel Green, deceas-
u 1 hrM ‘ *i e t0 ci'e Md admonish
all xml sit-g'dar the kindred and creditors of
said deceased to be and appeal-at my office, on
or before the first Monday in Janaary next, and
shew cause (it n „y) why said letters should not
be granted, in terms of the law.
Given under my hand and seal, this 22d day
ofJune, 182?
(l «]
july I
JOHN BA1I EY, c. <
W
Georgia—Camden County.
IjTfn.RRA?, El hti Atwater, esquire, admi-
AM 1 «'»». to writ, this twenty-third day of
*** i “ April, one thousand eight hundred and
t aenty-twn, this cause came before the Court,
, esquire,
ustrator, applies for letters ««f dismission
t« om tie estates of Colonel William Scott, de-
erased! J.>l.n Camphtil, deceaseil, and iluvens
Watoivan, deceased. There are therefore to
eite and >dn>s«nish ail and singular the kindred
and creditor* of said dtcenstd persons, to b/j
and appear at n.y .,ffir e on c.- before the first
Monday in January next,«nd shew cause (ifany)
why said letters riiould not be granted in term*
ot the law.
u ° di;r my hl "" 1 " |J M * 1, June »
[■■j
j 'ly i
JOHN BAILEY, 4. i
on. M.miale from the Hor.nixhle th, Suiiixme w.i, ...
Coa.t til U.c L’niled St.i.sfor l'i.rtb.r priced X -J?"®?. 811,18 ,he Couc “
HOSAI.t
r vr/io muj
become xubscri
Prince’s Digest
OF THI. 7
LAWS OF GEORGIA.
afpilE undersigned having contracted to print
Ca for the State a certain timber of copies,
now issue
PROPOSE
For publishing to those
DIGEST of thejlAIVS
OF THK
State of Gcirgia.
Containing all statutes, and tf whstanec of all
Resolutions of a general a >1 public nature,
and now in force, which ha e been passed in
this State previous t-- the St sii;n ot ihe Gen
eral Assembly of Deccmbi , 1820, with oc
casional explanatory note: and connection
references, and a list of the tatutes repealed
or obsolete-
to waich is *n tn,
AN APPE.NJIX,
Containing the Constitulion f the U. Sta»es;
the Constitution of the S'te of Georgia as
amended; the Statutes of ] amts and Perju
ries, the Habeas Corpus Ai , cfc. tic.
WITH A COPIOUS NDEX.
Compiled by the appointment, ml uniter the an-
tho'iiy of ihe (ienerali Issembly,
Br OLIVER H. PI|NCE.
There are few so ignorant A not to know that
a work like this, if even tofrably executed,
must possess intrinsic value. .The compilation
of this book is allowed by competent judge*, to
be performed in a very masteqv manner; and
the well known character of ihe gentleman
whose name it hears, forbids th« idea of any
deficiency of industry or tvlent a< executing
the important scry ice confided to him by the
Legislature.
It is believed tnat every man wi,„ ear. conv*.-
cntly buy this work ought to Vosaess it, be
cause it behoves every citizen Lave some
knowledge «.* «<ie laws of his c/Antry . The
ipink-" expressed bv Judge BlackAone is cer
a'mly correct that, ** As every one ia interest-
d in the presc nation of tiie I-aws, it is in
cumbent upon every man to bt aeqaamted with
those at least with which l.e is immediately
concerned; lest he incur the rerun., as wd!
as inconvc-.uenoe, of living in Society, without
knowing the obligations which it i*vs him uu-
der.”
CONDITIONS.
The book wdl be neatly prin*ed and substsn-
tially bound in one large rova. oc'avo roloiiie,
in s ze equal to « fry email's Jhgett of the Lavs
of the United States," and will be furnished to
subscribers at the price that books sell lor in
Philadelphia, to wit, seven dollars p«r copy,
pax able on delivery of thewotk; which wdl be
ready by November or December pext.
GRANTLANDUUKME.
Milledgeviiie, 22d April, !b22.
may 4
logs. Whereupon it is ordered and decried—
Tnat the holders of Notes of the late Ha:.k of
ihe United Slat, s, bring them in fof payment
at the late Banking House of said Bank in the
city of Pliil.idt Iphiw, before the eleveuth day of
April, A. D 1823, and that on that dav this
Court will make a final Decree for Distribution
>f the funds reserved in the hands of the de*
Icr.dants for |>ajment of said Notes; a ud it is
further ordered and decteed, that the Clerk
cause this order to be published in one public
newspaper in each ofthe following places, to
• •t:—Pli-U lelpiiia, Boston, New-York, Haiti.
•te, Norlolk, Charleston, Savannah, and New
(>• h sns, at least once a week, for nine calender
months, before the said eleventh day cf April
nest. A true copy.
D. CALDWELL, Clerk Cir C.
The Editors of the Boston Evening Gazette,
at llnsion, of the New-York Evening Host, at
New-York, of the American, at Baltimore, of
the Norfolk Herald, at Norfolk, ofthe Charles-
ton City Gazette, «t Charleston, of the Georgi
an, at Savannah, am! ot the Louisiana Advertis
er, at New-Orleans, are requ« ated to Insert the
shove m their respective gaarttes once a wc< k,
for nine calender months, before the* 11th day
-f April, 1823, and to forward their hills, as soon
hereafter as may be, to the subset iber. accom
panied by a-i affidavit proving the pubhcat or.,
conformably to the for. going order.
- ^ U. CALD'A ELL, {.X-.-A Cir. C.
tn^gO
TRAVELLING
From -North to South.
I Jj'RDM four to six new, conu'urtabljr construct
ed four wheel Vehicles, drawn by four
horses each, and drove by sober and careful
drivers, will set out from Trenton in New-.Ter-
sey to Savannah, via Augutta, in Georgia, on or
about the 15th day of September next. The
route thruiiKh Pennsylvania, Virginia and the
Carolinas will be confined aa much to the
neighborhood of mountains as the good roads
through the country will allow. The journey
w ill be leisurely taken, so as to consume from
four to five or even six weeks, drpendeut some
what upon the the inclination ot persons who
may become passengers.
Those who are disposed to engage seats for
the above described journey, can do so by ap
plying to the Post master of Savannah. Priori
ty in the choice of seats will be regulated by
numbering the first applicant one, which will
entitle, that person to the first selection ami so
on to the last. An entire carriage can be ta
ken up by engaging the nttmbcer of seats.
P.S. All the G.rettes in Georgia and those
at Columbia, South-Carolina, are requested to
insert the above notice twice a month, for the
two succeeding months, and forward their ac
counts for pay ment to the Post-Master at Savan
nah- may 28
Bug Destroying Tincture.
“ Tir’d Nature's soft restorer balmy slyep.
He like the world, his ready visit pays
Where fortune smiles: the wretched he fo£*
sukes: \
Swift on his downy pinions flies from bed
Of prudent house wife.
£\ FTER the most minute research an<\ e»*
**“ perience made on its efficacy. Dr. BEIL
I HEI .O T now confidently assures the public
that he bus invtMitc d a mixture which will must
infallibly destroy those unwelcome disturbers of
our repose, by apply ing it to the furniture which
they infest. There is no danger in its use, and
it is perfectly live from ungrateful smell.
As Dr. B is d» sirona that what he uow of-
ft-rs to auflering humanity may recommend it*
sell by its use, he abstains from all that panegy*
ick too often accompanying the most contemn*
tihle nostmms. June 13
Twenty Dollars Reward.
U ANA WAY from the subscriber in Parka
county, anegro fellow named JOHN, about
5 leet 8 inches in height, well made; smart, xc.
live,intelligent fellow; he can both read and
write, and may perhaps have a forged pa$3.—
He has also a small scar under the left eye by
which be may be known, lie will no doubt en
deavor to make for some ofthe northern states.
The above rewxid w ill be paid for his appre
hension and delivery in the gaol of ChatUtn
county, on appl/cation at the office of the
GMjuutA.v W ILLIAM DOYLE.
Masters of vessels and ot lit is ure cautioned
against harboring the negro, as the law will be
pul iii force against th< m. jy,,, 4
Sixth Circuit Court,
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA,
Pott and M’Kinne
i. in J }
Johu Cormick, J
Chambers, June 3, 1822.
T appearing that process has issued in this
case, returnable to the term of this court in
December next, and that Lewis J. Dugas, one
of the defendants, resides without the limits of
the District of Georgia—It is ordered, that the
said Lewis J. Dugas do appear at the term of
this Court, to he holden at Savannah, 0% tbe
luurteentb of December next, to answer <0 the
plaintiffs on the merits of their said petition
d that a copy of this order be published it
one >A the gazettes of this state fur three
months and that the plaint iff* h:.ve leave to take
such L.rther proceedings a*, are prescribed in
the rule in such cases made ami provided.
J. CUYLF.lt, Dist. Judge.
Extract from the minutes.
GF.O. GLEN, Clerk june7 film
Hay, Oats and Potatoes.
1A bundles Hay
400 hovliela Oa-s
/5 bids Potatoes
Lkmlin,- ,>«m stoop Emifv fr, r hr
"•J 13 li-UX 'J HOYT.
At Private Sale,
Recrtted per Corsair and Afar
134 boio Troy Csinlles
70 casks B B l. Porter
l.h ls Janrutcm Rum
20 do 4th proof H O do
24 hhdH Muscovada bugs?
5 1 ) bl» G*itk(! der
5 pipet Cognac Brandy
5 bales Oxoaburgs
J. B. I1LRQLBT A CO.
jusc 5
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
U ANAVVAd.s netime since, from Darien,
»nd supposed to be in the city ot Savan.
nah, a short Mulatto Girl, named CHARLOTTE
"bout 15 years of age. The above row ard will
be paid on lodging her in the gaol of this city,
and ptoi f to conviction of any person harboring
her; or FIFTY DOLLARS for her apprehen
sion a id del \cry to the subscriber in Darien, or
- the gaol here.
JOHN HOLZENDORF.
(Tf Masters of vessels and others are caution
ed against harboring or carry ing off the said
wench, as the law will be rigidly enforced
against them. june 17
Leghorn Hats, ^c.
F OUR casts Leghorn Hats
Two ditto sup. Cambric Prints
One English built Curricle, with Harness com
plete For sale by
HALL U HOYT.
may 16
__University of Georgia,
Athene, Vith.'-ne, 1822.
flTWF. examination of the present senior dan
Gl will begin on Monday, the Stfi of July next,
in the College Chapel, on which occasion tha
Trustees of the University are particularly te-
qttested to attend. The Parents ami Guardian*
of the Candidates for Collegiate Honors, and
Literary Gentlemen in general, are invited tc> be
present.
On Thursday, the 1st day of August, the Se-
mi-Ahnual Examination of the Freshman Clast
* n take place; on Friday, the 2d, the Sopho
more Class will be examined; on Saturday, the
3d, the candidates for admission into College
from the Preparatory School will be examined »
on Sunday, the 4th, a commencement Sermon
will be delivered in ths Chapel; on Monday,
tho 5th, the Jiihinr Class will be examined ; oit
Tuesday , the 6th, the Junior Class .will delivet
or 'ginaI Orations, and on Wednesday, the 7th
By Order,
. AS BURY HULL,
Sec’ry of the University of Georgia.
june 22
SUGAR.
Hogsheads Muscovado Sugar, for sale
bg ^ HALL U HOYT.
MESSRS. LYNCH (9 CLARK'S
Superior Soda Powders,
J UST reoeived per ship Garonne, an sddi-
tional supply of these celebrated Powders,
in tin boxev, equal if nut Superior to English.
For sale by ANSON PARSONS.
Druggist, Ab. 8, Gibbons Buildings.
Saratoga, Congress Mineral
SPRING WATERS.
J UST received pet ship Garonne, an addition
al supply of these celebrated Waters, of
Mesvn Lynch U Clark's bottling, in quart and
pint buttles, wit! parked in salt and straw, and
warranted to be as perfect a« Can be impored.
For sale by AKRON I’ARSONy,
Diuggut, No 8 Gibbviu’ budding*,
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