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GEORGIAN FOR A •, THE COUNTRY NEW SElllfcs—VOL. I. TVEM)JSVJI9BJW*% SEPTEMBER 17, l«S4 TUB DAILY GEORGIAN, ’ ISEDITED .I.YD PUBLISHED LYTHU CITY OF SAV^HNAH, • Ity GfcoTpfc YldbfcTtson, Jr. f At Eight Dullar» per annum, payable ih advance. “THE GEORGIAN, , FOB TUB COUNTRY; V In published to meet the arrangement of the 7> a^uil, three time* a week, (Tuesday, Tlmmlay f tnd Saturday) ul the Office of the Daily Geor gian, and coiituinfillll the intelligence, Cotiuneiv eiul, Political find Miscellaneous, <ncludingj||§, ®‘tcrtiseinents, published in the Doily Paper.”'- The Country Paper is sent to nil carta of ihfc State* and Union, or delivered In ti»u City, at fite dollar* per annum, payable in advance. f Advertisement* nre inserted in both paper* At 75 conts per square, of 141 nc*, for the first Insertion, and 37$ for every succeeding Publi cation. __________ W r Notice. ITVUEftrm of Rockwell W Hepburn i. ilUnlv- I. e,l, in cuiHequence of Iho death id J. L Hipburn. Esq. . . The subiciibers linve formed a connection in file Practice of I.uw, under the firm of ROCK- WELL Si MORGAN, t hey will attend to pro fessional business, in thr Federal Court, lit the ■Ocinulgee eircuit, an l in those eoinitiss where- ■ In the late firm of Rockwell tf Hepburn prac- liced. Their office is in Mjlledgevllle, corner of.tcf- feraon an. I Hlplntosh streets, where one of them may be fouufTnildl limes, when not no tips cir- cull , S. ROCKWELL. A. A. MORGAN. Milletlgeville, June 10, 1822. junc 14 NOTICE. HE amount of seven and six per cent Stocks authorised to be subscribed by the first sec* turn of the act passed the 20th April, 1822, en titled “\n act to authorise thtrSecretary of tlie Treasury to exchange a Stock bearing tn intei - est offiva per ednt, for certain stocks bearing an interest of six and seven per cent,*i not hav ing been subscribed, .the proprietors of six per cent stocks of 1812, 1813, tH14and 1815, and of •even per cent stock of 1816, who may wish to avail thf-miclves of the provisions of the third lection of the act, are heveby informed, that bo As have been opened at the Treasury for receiving subscription#, pursuant thereto, and will continue open until the first of October next. The subscriptions may he made by tns pro* prietorsofUitfitocka specified, either in person or by their attorneys, duly authorised to make the subscriptions and transfer the stocks to the. Unified States, the certificates of which are to be surrendered at the Treasury at the time of Buking Uu* subscriptions., aug 27 4*» - T Cherry Hill for Sale. Valuable Plantation in Bryan county, sit- uuted on tho south side of the Great Ogeohee river, about 5 miles below Hill's Dudg\*, ikl40 miles from Savannah, contain ing two 'hundred and ninety acrq£of t rivcr awnmnpfthr first quulitv, on an etfoculrU pitch off le,two hudlred of which are 6h'<red and, under dam' f und thi ee hundred and fifiy seven crops which the qualities of the lands uitjJor cultiva tion may ho estimated. * There are a large and commodioys barn, ma chine and machine hbnse, cotton, corn and gin hoiisas, all nearly new ; an uveram’s houifc, u ooipfortable dwelling house, stables, chair 'house, Ike. negro houses for the accommoda tion of from 5u to 60 negroes, and one of the first springs of waterin tne low country. There is also attached to Cheftv Hill a tract of five hundred gcres of pine land, from which all the lumber, rails, staves, Y/c. to be used on the place, iniy he procured. A Flat (if the above land may he seen at the office of the subscriber, in the Exchange, Sa vannah. For terms, apply to Mr. James 8. pond, Da. rien, to U- P, Demere, Esq. Rrynn coiinty,or to BaI ang V t SAMUEL M. BOND. Frcshf Teas. Domestic Goods and Prime Pork. J UST received pi r brig Levant 26 elicits ll/kon Ten 80 iwbliesta >lu ami Young Hy.oit ’50 t“ cutty bote. Imperial do. 30 ilo do GunpotvuCl' ‘fo| 6 ewes cpntalnlng r«00 two pound ctdjy* . of Hyao.i, Imperial, ajd Gunpowder Tens of the latest impurtit onl and lu- perior quality 6 laics Uomcvtio Goods consiltihg of Fliiithi and Urown Shirtings 100 bl.prime Fork, N. Ydpit.v inspection 70 b"xes Cheese, for aale on accommodst log tciuis by J. B. HERBERT tf CO. aug 29 ' " m ~~' tVII.I.lAMS’ Literary and Commercial ; REAUINQ ROOM. YUST received, Magazines lor May and June, •I viz, 4iu.w Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal. Thompson's Annals of -Philosophy. Sporting MugRZWie Tdloch’s Philosophical Magazine »> AckermauT Repository ot Arts, Literature, Fasliions, (Jc. British Review and London Ciitical Journal Edinburgh Philosophical Journal Xondon Magazine Bell's Court and Fashionable Magazine Eclc tic Review Repository of Arts % Manufactures and Agricul ture Evangelical Magazine snd Missionary Chronicle * vVen'tpapers from Loudon and Liverpool, to June 1U. . aug 24 Eor Sale, A prime likely Sen wit Boy, .bout 18 vrsrs tx. ol'age. Ai ply lit, B.™'J. HABERSHAM. tug 24 C * In the Circuit Court of the United States, In and for the District of Pennsylvania, in the thir'd Circuit, 4 ’ BETWEEN Joseph Marx snd Joseph Marx* and George Marx, citizens of the state of Virginia, who sue as well in theiwown names as in behalf of such other Per sons, Stockholders of the lute Bank of t/ie United States heretofore named, as shall come ill ahd become Parties ■ hereto, contributing/to the Expenses of this Suit—Com plainants. ^ND 'In Btinqy, Dnvld Lenox. Fdlua Bbudinot, ( October, Robert Smith, Jamvs C. Fish- firsnionh er, Joseph Sims, Archibald 1817. McCall. Paul §icmnn, Samuel Uoatfs, llenr> Pratt, George Fox, Ptaclinll Hillings wort 11, John S’ille, ThoitnaTM. Wil ling, Hortifce Binney, George Harrison, Abijah Hammonrt, William Bayard and Oliver Wolcott, citizens of the State of Pennsylvania^Trustees of the late Bank orThu United I States. J JX KD now, to wit, this twenty-th'inl day oP A pill, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-Uvo, this pause csuie before the Court, on a Mandate fronfthc Ilonmahle the Supreipc Court ol the United States for further proceed ings. Whereup«jfl it is ordered and deorted— That the holders of Notes of tin* late Bank of the United States, bring them in for payment at the late Bunking llouso of said Bunk in the city of Philadelphia, before the eleventh day of April, A D. UV23, and that on that 'duy this Court will make a final Decree fur Distribution of the funds reserved in the hands of the de fendants for payment of said Notes j and it is further ordered and decreed, thftt the Clerk cause this order to be published in one public newspaper in each of the following places, to witPhiladelphia, Boston, New York, Haiti more, Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans, at least once a week, for nine calender months, before the auid elevuilli day of April “txt» A true copy. D. CALDWELL, Clerk.Cir. t?, The Editors of the Boston Evening Gazette, at Boston, of the New-York Evening Post, at New-York, of the American, at Baltimore, of the Norfolk Herald, at Norfolk, of the Cffiai lea. ton City Gazette, at Charleston, of the Georgi an^'at Savannah, and of the Louisiana Advertis er, at New-Oi leans, are requested to insert the ahbvc m their respective gazette* ot\ce a week, for nine calender months, brfore the lltlv defy of April, 1823, and to forward their mils, as soon thereafter as be, to the suhdcribfcr, accom panied by, an'.affidavit proving the piUdiculion, couformwly to the foregoing ordfcr. ** ** • U. CALDWELL, Clerk Cir. C. may 9 acred of high land of mixed qualities, one lain drdU and filly of whiclf at# cleared and fenced. . There ate now grdwing on thi* plautaiion, ms 24 years old, and resides on Colonel'j Island, of* cotton and rice, by the appeursnecs of Heller, a washer woman, rejides at liiccbo* T HE persons whose mrnies are hereunto an ncxed, are natives of Liberty county, in the state of Georgia, have resided in said slate from the time of their birth i and have had their names registered in my office as persons of co lor claiming to he free. Tirali attends to farming on Mr. Thomas Mal lard's plantation i she is 53 years old. f’rincc, a Non of Tindi, a carpenter by trade, rough, and is 33 years old. Katy, a daughter of Beller, is 12 years old, and waits ou Mr. William Baker, at Gravel Hill. Abram, • carpenter, is 35 years old, and re sides at Mr Richard 8 Baker's. * * E. BAKER, c j c l c .Inly t Eflingluim Superior Court, Jtfcember tmn, 1821. The Trustees of the Gei man") Lutheran Uliurcli at Ebene- Rljri NtHI €,cr * >On Foreclosure John Fr^ernnith and several [ Morf 8 B K c 4 parcels of Lard J N the petition of the Trustee,# of the Ger man Lutnwan Church lit Entenczer, stating that thi* said John Freyermuth on the fifteenth day of April, eighteen hundred (J fifteen, mort gaged by deed under seal to the petitioners, all those tracts of land, containing three hundred acres in Effingham county, state aforesaid, on a small cre^KaujoinfhgJndldiah Weitmnn Kelly's and Garrison's land; also another fifty acres, sit. uMAd and being in the district of Ehcnrzer, hounded by land of Peter ArrtklofF & F. Bconk- nets, at the time of survey granted to Landfel- dfer; also,another tract of land uiluute in the sev- enteeth district of the county of Baldwin, con taining two hundred and two and a half acres, known by the number (104) one hundred ami ouMFitb the appurtenances, to secure the pay ment of a bond W obligation ofih$*s*idfcJohn, bearing date the day and year aforeaaid u pray ing the foreclosure of the. said mortgage. It ap pearing to the Court that there is now due on the said bond ami mortgage the sum of two hun dred dollars, with intereat at six per cent, from the fifteenth <Uy of April, eighteen hundred U eighteen. On motion of Wayne and Cuvier, at torneys of the petitioners, it la ordered that the said John Freyemuith,hi# heirs or representa tives, do pay into Court the alnoQnt due ks a- foresuid within twelve months from this dntd, otherwise that the equity*^ redemption of the said John and his heirs, .in the said mortgaged, premises, be foreclosed, and tliRYJuch further proceedings take place a3 are ny law directed. It is further ordered that this Buie J>e pub lished once a month for twelve-mont Its in a pub lic gazette ef this atate, or bsttci> ed on the de fendant or his reprcsentuflve^or agent six months prior to the time appointed for Jbe pay ment ofthe-jnoney into Court. *t<F Extract from the Minutee. * JNO. CHARLTON, Clerk, dec 11 rt$ ; ^ H i T SAVANNAH w Poor House and Hospital. y lSITING'fcomniitAe for /a/y and Augfut; UHAULES W. ROCKWELL »nd GEO. ANDKBSONj Attending Physician, Dh WM C L.k^JfXL, j.tlj 4 ' JOHN HUNTER,^ StcrcUry. ■» In Council, M>nrn ?7, 1822. A Cowmunlestion foorn tl>> Mr died Hocirtv was laid befote (l.c Busnland lead, bthiring t\$\r January 19, 1822. Whereupon reaolved, That thr enpmnnicH t>on from the Medici 1 Society of this city in re lution to the act of the last Logislatuir fi*r the suppression of C-luarkery, be received, and that the same be published, ad it required by law, in all thr guzettes cf this city* Attest M. MY|HS,cc. AN ACT To establish a tribunal to enquire Intoth^quaf ifientiona of prrsons claiming to practice Mr- rlicinr, Surftn-y, atid Midwifery, within the city of Savannah, and to grant certifi litea to the same, if found piopeily quakfird. Wherra«, it appears by a inemot iHl of the MaVor and Aldermen of tho city of FiavnnnRh, that the good people ofsnideity, atu» <specially the poor and ill terntc people lln rcm', have Sfff ft-red heretofore much evil from the want of proper laws to regulate the practice of medi cine, surgery, and midwifery therein, the con sequence of w hich want has been the imlincri- minate nnd airogunt pretentions and Undertak ings of m»»nv unlearned snd empirical persons to practice therein in the said ur'n And where as, sound pbllcv and a j roper repfrfi for tin healths and livv.* of the citizens of u copimrrciAl populous, and growing city, require that the le gislature should guard against such an evil for the future: , $1. Be it therefore enacted, bvthe Senate and Houho of Reprcsriitatives of the state-of (Georgia, In general assembly met, and it ib hereby enacted by t]ie Authority of the same,, That the Georgia Medical Society, establiahw! in the city of Savannah, shall bo invented wiiii, and pupsesRccl witli.fuil power nnd authoriiy to examine, enquire into, investigate, and deter mine on Uic professional qualifications, attain merits ann capacities of all and every person or persons cluimingto practice within the limits ol the said city In the said arts of medicine, surgen and midwifery, or in any two or one of them, and to grftnt certificates of qualification tinner tho commori seal of the said society, or, if there ho no common S' al, under the signs rnumiul of their president and secretary, to him, Ikt, or them so claiming and making application there lor, if by a majority of Hind society, lie, she, or they shall he (.teemed tlulv learned anil qualifi ed. And it shall be the duty rf the members of the said society, when application shall be nude h’y any t^rson or peisons, for his, her or their oxam.nimon to Uie cud aforesaid, to convene!M their customary place of meeting, audio decide upon the applicant's petition, within ten «ln*: aiterthey Mil have been sununontd to convetu by their president, DT in hit absence, sicknoss, or other iimliility, by the person or perflons dis charging his duties, of if there he nut any such person or persons, nfffcr they shalfthave ben summoned bv their Secretary. Aiifl it shaft he the duty of tin- fluid president, person or per- sons performing his dutitf, or secretary, foxum nvm each w\d every meinoet ol the said hOTiciv. ny a written citation, ex| reming the object of the meeting,.|he name.qr namt- S of the’appli cant or applicants, and Ape day of the cxatniiin- tion, within ten days ancr thr application ahull have been made to him or them : Provided tlh ways that prior to the examination of any and c-rery applicant, the members of the said socie ty shall severally take a solemn oath, to he ml- ministered by the mayor or any alderman of the city of Savannah, well, truly and impartially to examine and decide upon the attainments unit nullifications of the applicant or Applicants, and to grant certificutcs of quulifica-ion to him, her or them, If 1h tlieir judgments, he, fllie, or they shall be found duly learned and qualified to practice in the fluid arts of surgery, ^medicine, and midwifem or in any two or olio of them: And provided'also, that in their extiminatibn, the Haiti society shall lie restricted und conlinctl to the investigation of profetoionalkknifiinicnts And capacity alone, wilhoul-fcgard to an/ror- mcror oreseii* professional or moral reputatidn, and shall not ut any lime require as a test ol a uulificalion, or any degree of evidence thereof, tat any applicant should have obtained a diplo ma from any medical collcgd or university, or should liuve stud ed thereat, or elsewhere. § 2. And he it further enacted, by the author- ity aforesaid, That if, after application shall havetietn made, agreeably to the provisions of his act, the president of said society,other person or persons performing his diitics^or there being no such person or persons, if the. secretary of aaid 'society shall%cfn»e, or shall delay till after the time heretofore prescribed to issue sum nouns for convening the mcmbeiH, or if he pr they shall appoint a day for their convening more remote ttiun the tenth day from the day of ihe date of the citation, the person * i persons applying muv severally institute mi dlonor suit at law fotlie superior or inferior courts of the tountjPof Chatham, against the said president, or pgrson or persoiWpei forming his duties, or against the secrethry|,to recover (Ir.magPH againsj! h.m or them, in Ilia or their in dividual capacities, for lus or their refutud or de- lay, or improper appointment. And if uftef* be ing summoned to convene, the said society shall fail to do so on the day appointed in the cila tion, or afterwards on an udimirned day, but a day within ihetime heretofore prescribed for their convening, or if, having convened, they shall severally fail to take the”oath aforesaid, or naving taken such oaili, shall fail to> proceed to the frumination alortiuid, and to a decision thereupon, or if ih*- said society shall in any re spect violate the provisions of tliirfact, it shill be Uie duty of the judge of the superior court of the county of ChMhain, upon the petition of the party injnffed, Setting forth any such failure or violation, amhfrupported by his affidavit of the truth of such petition, to grunt, as a matter of right, a writ of scire fac as, direct ed to the president and members of the said society, requiring the said society to shew cause at the next term of the said court, why their charter act of incorporation should not be dec mod forfeited. A copy of this writ and-'of the petition shall be served upon the president or secretary, and if the allegations be denied, nn isslie shall be joined, and the facts be tried by a jury <foipannelled and sworn arfn othCT cases. If the allegations of the petition be found to be true, or it they be admitted, and no good cause be shewn, it shall be the duty of the court to adjudge the charter forfeited, und to order execution to issue for costs against any property ot the said society. If no uppearlnce be filed on tho first day of the form, or it having appeared, good cause be shewn for thcJFprmer . .failure of violation, jt shall be the duty ot the* couit, upon application of the party injured, to appoint a day not more remote than lends) s, on wllicfothe society shall convene, and conform . in livery thing to the requirement# of tbi# act, | and to the order fojr this purpose no return si,all NO. 15.1 ji» nwivfH fmm »iil .ocicty but on. of mini lute compliance under oath of the president or secretary, which return shall to* filed dn the clerk’s office within five* day# after the appoipt- cd days. On failure to make such return, the judge* of said court tiball, in vacation, award' a judgment of forfeiture of the cl.nrier, nj'«.nap- 'plication as aforesaid, andcxecution shall Issup lor coats aforesaid. 4 3, And be it further enacted, by the author ity afore«aid, That if any pernon shall bo refus- ed a certificate, he orttlhe may again apply for examination afteij a lapse of hix n'- ntbs, and it ahull be tlie duty oflbe said society to receive any number of applicatVon^.and to conform on esch application to tlu* pro^Rlonai'fthis net, and subject to all its responsibilities, provided the interval hot week any t\vt> applications be not less than six months. 4 4. And lie it further^naeted.liy the acthor- ity a.oresnid, That if any nertion qlaimlng to prix tice in the suid arts, urijt uqy two or one iff them, in the laid city, shim presume to do so, openly or covertly, nut tmving obtained k cer tificate of qualification, it shull not be lawful for inch person to recover In nny court of 1st* , or emnty in this state, Mr rr her fbe# or charge# I’T sPKicrs (bine within the said city oisfiavan- “sli i nor shall it l»o lawful,for any company or coj.nrtnersliip of unceHifloated persons j and hiiuIi person shall be moreover liable to prose- co’.ion by indictment in the court of comtnhn pleas nnd oyer and tcrpiiifr g{ Raid city, at the mstimee of the rni'Vi’f amRddertnen of the mid orofanyronimon inTnrmer. Honda of pro- m cm ion shall lndfciven*s in other cases nrllffig tinder the penal law# of this state ; ifutjhe ln- s'anccof the mayor >«dF*jderrnon, the bunfi inall he given by ionic person' teting .on(Ur **?r 8hei1ft’’ S^|e8. VnR'Jrtl Tor, Jay in O, i.irr nor,. tTOll.L b#.oH,Jn WvitEjprtli. Court Ifoiii. yf btiften Hit unul hSlir. often am] t|," c , wt*If«|Nei, o 'hi-ir sanction or .iithurity. ollicrwi.4 Hy ftomniim informer; and npowthe first ciLi\i<w tion, the accused limy be fined by the cmirtlri • tc*W’ " ■ “ _ M, - . a Hum not exceeding om Hundred dollars, und n each subst queut conviction, in a sum got ex- eeding two hundred dollars, besides costs if tfl p rution in each can*; one half of the fini I T w *Nh»AO"e.» Imjt nuitrd lUn4, >mJ nnd tlil-Mito.r a jftrl n.nicil Slltv, , m l ,|| t|,„ Hinl liiifftmi lot No. (3) a,t„, ^ng li'l, ,,. vi.d on Ml ', property oPthr n.iott of Timm., I) Porter,WfccmiI, »t (lie Miit of Henry Shu. mnn .nil otllen, |ht)|ier»y pointed out liy the nd mluRtmtor Alto, on* h*Kro toon r.rnrt Harry, levied on «• '»'*• r roprrtyof G.org, fl, Millcn, nt the suit "“Win Gutoi end 1 IMVmd, .dmini.tt.tnm rf Bosiintin How«rd, dMc.atd, property'pointed not oy tit. iliT.iidant. AIko, the MS Ott.ie of Clirl-tlnn D I.cbry.la House end I.«t No (9) lino, (vtlutyr (tev, nold. \v,rd, hjornfod unr'h l.v a Inne, eotitli by Hryiiit mi en, rnei end west by lot, N* 8 .oil l(£ I'i»hi nnd ttnJ levied no •• tire pnVrfy <tf t.hnru.n B; I.ebry to Minify ». .mjcuiinn Irotn « m»K'StNite. . court in liivpr of .1 suck, polo,, returned toon* by.con.iohler ,' AIij; lot No4,.ndthe improt eluent, on it. I.lhcrf w.rd, levied on «. the property of Ru! byt^etvi^ to totliiy ,n etteonti,,,,In Gdor of bsmiiH GoIdjHfilth, anti returned to me bv a * serf 3 8 * ABRAHAM D'LYON, icc -.vsecution in each case ; one half ot the fit* A Also afl lhat lot and iniprovcment# known •‘ball lit; putd into the tveamiry of the city of fft. the plan of the OTfy ot Savannah as NoVvu vunnah. or .nl cc.e.'ai 1 . . ■* Wo (5.1) viuuiuh, or to tlie common informer, and thfe other hall iiliull be equally divided between thr Union Society and the Female Asylum Society, for the benefit of the orphans und children of said societies. , 4 5. And be it further enacted hy thfc au- thorny aforesaid, That no part of thh» act shall be so consfijtir.d as to affect am’ person of per 4 Rons now practicing, or claiming to practice in the said city, in the said arts, or imaiiy two or one of idem, and now residing in the said city, or who shall be engaged ill tire practice of the same, orofuny two or urns of them therein, on or befni;tthc first dfcy rf.February next. 4 o. And he it furtheffmsetudBy the author ity aforesaid, That if the Geofgla Medical So. olety filial! communicate to the executive de partment of this state, on or before the said first day of Fdoruary next* their aeceptantmof this net as an act additional to theiiyxihartcr, und that they nre willing to he houna hy Its artulltlqns and requiremlhtB, this uct shall Irofo 'henceforth commence in full und compete operation, but otherwise shall be totally null nnd Void : And be it also tmacted, that the said society shall, before the naid first day of Febru ary, give notice of their said acceptance to tho mayor nnd aldermen of the suid city ol Sin van- nan, whose duty it shall be to make said ucceo- tance public hy advertisement in all the public gnzettes of the suid city, three times a week, for the space of’one culendarmonth. 4 7. And be it further enacted by the author ity aforesaid, jThat in the event of the accep tance by the said society^ this uct, agreeably to the uforenid section, this act shall continue until the first duy of January, One thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, and no longer. DAVID ADAMS, f# Speaker of the Jfuhte of llebretentaUvet MATTHEW TALBOT, Preeidtnt of the Senate Assented to 25th Di con.her, 1621. JOHN CLARK, Governor 3 1 -: 1 ... , , , ...fit For fntilithwgiby ftetcriptigt cHieenmi tf Fug\ PROPOSALS, ,,1'n on. vfitvme, a ,I»OiiMS, MORAL, 3F.NTIMKNT AL, .ml SATYMCAL ? nr SlLneK OSBORN. T MIE author of the pieces which arc to coin- . pom* this volume, never anticipated fume or pipfit; lie merely followed the impulse of the moment i snd in no instance ever wrote, os s task, uiu thing contained iiutlu* proponed little publication < no tnanutferip^ nnd few printed copies were ever letalHkd j and ,in many case# these productions were forgotten by|tbe author, until leciilled to lii».niind, 1 he public prints, which have often grutified him by fluttering notice ; hut whiclPhavc ulso frequently annoy, ed him hy mutilations, width w ere extremely moit.fying. The Inst cttuutaaiion ha# Inclined him, dur ing Heveiulyjljk, to attempt the proposed col lection, in offter to correct, the errors of others, and rent uplift his merits or demerits. Disinterestedness is not pretended y the aa 11 tor confiRses that a liberal patronuge u would afford to him much pecuniary relief; find he is the more encouraged to expect this, from the spontaneous notice, in the papers from Alaba ma ftmiaine, of his ailvcrtmement in the Na tional Intelligencer, notify ing his intention. The author confides in Die tried zeal of his friends throughout the Union, for the promotion of his interest in tliiscase \ and trusts that Mich h$ arc so good us to act as agents, will look to v aug 15 the responsibility und punctuality of subicrib* r era. - ^ This volume will be neatly executed, and is sue from the pres* as soon as possible, at the pricopf One Dollar— with usual commission to agents. I'roposalsdcposited in Philadelphia,and with in fifty miles thereof, should be returned within one month after they are exhibited j tho# at u greater distance,Vith all possible promptitude. (Ej* Subtcriptione to the above received the Office of (lie Groaoiur. nog 10 8iie7iflVSaIc Contiiiu^^“~ <*»>■" VWtllb if Oclobrr nrxl, l*71LLbe.ul*,„ft,,„tofth e o ou ,. 1 be . T7 l'*"' 1 Hi*'mini Lour, often and threa ii cloak, under• rule .buolute lkuii, l|r (rom ,|| 0 lonfl'.ble the S"|»ci"lf Ccuil, .l| i| mt l.liil .nil iitipravemetittin tlie city ul S.v.nii.hf iitume, ly|,, R Mil beiur in the vill» K e o* St «. l) Otflodtoipe WHfd. .ml limwn .,,,1 MJaRieJ tn tlmtl.n of Mill city,by the litter (V’Tmnrt. . y ’?. ler , N, * e “ u 10 8- »-L on «,d .obi to Mtmly t|ieuiitno, Also all that loi Nho, KO'itli by Liberty .treet, euvt by lot No fM) firtHour, we.t by lot (42) fifty-iwo, kvirrt ii jmlie prorei ty of.lohn H A.h, nt !|„- .uitrf "rnwivtif (ttvi'iHtivet and Willt.n, Tiuntt, »o- peity relumed tome by a.ooiintnhle - , Abto, Ibefollowlitg.l1lcTeiolTnniilu4ae.btft onnMliepropeity of A. 8. llolluch, St dic'suit of the Fliinu w* B.nk—2 rn.hng.ny eoKtlfft, 2 do Ottoman., 2 tlu .ol. I.ble., 2 do curd du,JI 7l 2 tf e*“‘> 3 110 font behr.lie., 1 nil, toilet ,t.bie, l gilt frame Innkingjrl.M, 1 .Tm. cii.ndelier, 2 gilt window cumWl, 2 set, cur- l.liil IQ iuit, 1 .reel grate, fender, .hnvel.tnngi and poker, 7 Huwer-pnl, and bowern, I eel nm- . ii*« ciihii'b, i carpet, iigitt _i mduw cornices 2 lencnrl.in.tpiiiit, 1 briinw* Inmpj2 hrunzi- figurii. with tempi, 2 m.rble |opp«l(rifor In nip., 1 it.lr cu. c.rpet will. StiMliogany liedMoHl, with curtain. *tn-' nlcte of chintz, 2 bedsteads with ounveniencies* 10 tr “ n «P»ren» a -n,„w.g.ny Ii. H'lnrcMen, 1 lerge limklng.gl,,, f,„ m e, ,^ ut . t;i»fie .ml h.riie.s, 1 gig, 2 mahogany itnmli, 3 Irud ornament., 3 mahogany .line ncrnncra, 3 do hat rack., 2 met c.rpcl., 1 floor cloth in M- hiun, I floorcloth In htek entry, 1 floor dull, in aaloon ehove, 1 Urge niahog.iiyba.un .t.nd, with appuralui complete. 0 AUIIAIIAM D'LYON,.CO City Sheriff’s Sale. On jhrftnt Tuenlag in Oct,In' next, V i, .** ll,e Nxubecary .tore of ' Jot J" *•- Dkvie. « Co between the hour. nJuJlShA il l I»® e i 0 ^jfcG^ndry ftiticle. of PJW "".J 1 Medicine., leYM/m a. the property 6f John Si Davie. U Co tffWti.fy ln eiicutlon for retd in f.vor ofChwIe.Jildefr « .cp3 AB# I. D'LYON, c. City sheriff’s Sale.; fa- O','/tejinit Tun,lay In Ochbw next, YV | ' je “"'d 111 hunt of the court home,' o’cTt k , ' Veen l l * ulul1 ' lmur * «f ten end three oAi l iv ,,f ! , \i ,,Ie *j! d ofAbiciti. Swf ghofler io th.t nodivlded lot (ltd improve- rnent. in the city ol Savannah, known by the No 2L twenty-one, bounded north hy St .lullan-.e *hth by Lnngrej. .treet, east by E.al Htoud .treet, and we.t'hy | ot No 22, twenty-two, late the property of O. Enoe, levied on tinder an execution from the (,'rtirt of Cun mnn Flea, and Oyer ."<1 Terminer for the ettf of buv.nnxh. Dr VVjn loor v,. Anlel H Sweighefl'cr. Also, one negro man named Isaac, levied on qiIIic property of Wm Carr, to sutUfy an exc* cution,for sent, in favor of George Milieu. fe 3 ABM. I. D'LYON^ c • —— — Savannuh Female Asylum. T’!': t ,0;ir ‘l ncVnowledge the receiio of th* •X billowing colleetiun. made at the .ererU Churches in this city : At the Episcopal church Methodist do 41 Presbyterian do y Baptiat do Bps • f \ 'w' Georgia—Camden County.* f IfHEUFAS, Mrs. l.ouua C. Shaw, Execu- f T trix, anplie. lor letter, of di.miuion from the estate uf OeltereLNatli.nlcI Green, decemt- ed These are therefore to cite end adinoniil, .11 end singular the kindred atid credilore of said deceased to be and appear el, my „dice, 'on or before the first Monday ill Jads.ry next, and shew cause (if any) why said letters should not be granted, in terms of the lew. , (tiven under m„hsnd and seal, this 32d da) of June, 1622. ft a] JOHN BAILEY, e. •, ,, I'd" 1 * " 8180 44 I* 20 3® 80 lor 37, fib “I . "5r09 83 E-M. LLOYD, Bec'ry. 'JfN. ■W SANANNAIl Poor flouse and Hospital. VISITING Committee for Srbtfimber and Oe- ▼ tober, WM. C. OANlELL and WM. R, WAHlNG. Attending Fhyscisn Dr. WM. C. tMDIUa JOHN HUNTER, gec'ry. ■ tep 3;^ • > Warranted Articles. J UST received pertlirbrlg ).evint,a fresh supply of Drug,, Chemical,, Perfumery. Oc. and fur sale by ANSON PAH80NS, Druggist Na 8 Gibbon.’building* Seldlitz’Und’Soda Powders. " ru^T received per the brig Levant, from r New-York, aad for sale by ANSON pARSONS, Druggist, No 8 Gibbons’ butkflhgf ' f . fi£To Rent, rjtlinEE 2tores sn Uio u */^re T p l |i!wT^ > *.W?4 t , » er ■ . ng 31