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bcTurfl the Cnlrflurn-Irwnwr M jrnnffru.Wp InMdi*M ««■' C.COrm—TlllTlocll County. 1
ik«Hi in Atlirmin ' uclimiilflclX mi'f present sUle, fatal Will ^ • |
... .1 | |ir<Mf tht cfltcm of .1 (klcMiTiOuf ^9 A evttnly, cirrk sf the f •uri of Or-
inf rtfiiMtfil toll
*cd. Tlir Uowiior
July, ilia testing bl«likx—II, nei««l
nturf, the number of hi* blank* bid
expired, *ml the cittern*. wanting
grants, had applied at lh* Kxeculive
office, your committee arc induced to
doubt il they would now hear nt an
riteiiMon of the executive theory,—
We consider that hi* Kxccl'ency vir
tuallf aanctmned Crawford's acting.
Mr Crawford *wcar* that before the
Governor went to Athena in July, In*
told him that Hammond had left »
power of atiorocy to act lor hi.n, and
that no objection* was made to hi*
uie of it. Mr Askew confirm* 4he
Btutcmcnt; The*e geiitlcmui do both
depose that after the Governor wu* in-
formed of the power, he aeOt to
the secretary's office to have tlge groat
r ai affixed, and that it wj* d 'tier—
Mr Crawford swears that even after
^verbal order on the 12th of August,
• from the Governor, not to s/£/i [or
'Hammond the Governor oideredhim
to affix the great aeal to certain grantm
If Mr Crawford was qualified to do
this moat important duty of the sec
retary’a office, il ia matter ot surprise
to your committee that he should not
have been qualified to certify the te-
gistiation ot a grant.
Your committee consider that Mr. Craw
ford wav jultifiablc in acting, notwit hKtand-
the verbal order of the Governor to the
GohMtry—and that hr is not subject to ceiv
cure for having •uhii'queotly defended the
office of h's employer. .
5. The fifth charge ia, " That thagScal
of t!ie SiHtchad4ren transferred to a mere
'boy, acting under no oath or legalrespun
nihility."
That Crawford acted under no oath, and
■*ave no bond is true—bui that he is a mere
Iny, a youth raw and inexperienced as his
E t.cllciioy must intend to intimate, ia not
true. He la a youuf* mall of reaped able
•character, 24 yeara of age, and ol'convde
ja 1 1 • experience in the duties of the offict
of Col. Hammond. We arc instructed by
the testimony, dim his Excellency did Iii<h
•rtf at one time deliberate on the propriety
of appointing lorn. The Coinpuollcr-ge
fi-id 3«ys that Crawford was the nv.«t
competent when Whdakerwaa appointed i
•mil iliat Af would have given the appoint
m nv nl to Whitaker, only b* cause hi* ' Hand
ingin society wna better known.** We now
learn lor 1 lie fust time, that a man's claims
to office are to he measured by Ida " stand
ing in society"and not by his talents, ex
'prlienee, or worth. -Hr. Crawford was
c .mpeientto the duties assigned him , nod
tve believe that during the ubscnce of Col
Hunmiond, no person's buiincra at the of*
fine of the Secieisry of State was neglect*
e<l or refused to be done, but was on appli
cut ion executed with correctness and ties-
patch until the Governor interfered. If h-
, were a ruerv boy, we would ask with defer
•lice, why did his Excellency leave the
records of Niate exposed when ho went t •
Aihch* f Why dul he not abut up the of
fire, ratio r than comintie it uuder the can:
tof this hoy f
6 1 he mxtli declaration of the Gover
nor is “Thai the Executive mentioned to
Mr. .Vhltilrtir that it w mid be gratify ng
to tlie Executive,he should resign the of
fice, h the event of the return of c olonel
Hammond, and that ho should retain the
cirikstlicn in office,
Mr. Wood delivered luch a message to
Mr. Whiukci Uni Mr. Whitaker recol
lect# no particul ir discourse with his Ex
cellency on ttns matter—cannot say he sc-
copied the office under any conditions—
uiul docluivi he considered it waa discre
tional y with hint to resign or not. Uu>
Excellency's respect for " the feelings and
Tight s" of Col llaiumoud whs not sullic-iuit
# io m-ketlio timely resignation of Whita
ker the sine qua non o! his appmatment.
Ji there had been much " solicitude for his
welfare" Ids Excellency would have press*
cd the subject in conversation with Whit,
ciker. lie might have withheld the oilica
if Whitaker-had refused to resign. Wo
are compelled • to doubt the existence ol
•ucli roheituie, f em this further consideru-
lion. Mr Wlmaxer states, that on the ev.
'citing of the 17m Angus) in a disanur.se
xvi'-h tiie Governor, inquiring whether lie
•houUl resign or not, the latter expressed
•a:i indifference about his resignation » and
•‘Major Jones states that on the lOtli, Whit-
ftker told him thst lie vish^JIn resign when
Hammond returned, hm that the G iveroor
vim tic/ willing. Your committee i^Jit a
Joss, then, In their search fur evidence to
•upport his Excelk-nc>'>« suggestion, that
*'The .principal Injury sustained by 1lum-
m iinl/ia attributable to his own indecorous,
rude, ami vulgar conduct, on his return at
liik first interview with ll+ Executive."
Reviewing the entire subject, your com-
snitte feel it now their duty to say, that, in
their opinion, the removal of Hammond
_ was an act of power, not of right, They
A consider that no vacancy was caused by
Hammond's departure, or by lus deputa
tion of Crawford j ami they detect, in the
whole transaction, no circumstances which
Authorise them make a report mors fa.
vocable to Gov! Clark.
They, to preserve the charter of our li
berties fiom further miaconstructiun, wil
ful or ignorant; to tiJ the Judiciary id giv
ittg a c ured Interpretation s to throw an
ad.titioual aacredness awundt.ie laws; and
to protect individual right, offer respect
fully the following resolution .
Revolted by the House of Represent*-
tires of the State of Georgia, act mg for the
people thereof. That, in the appointment
of Simon Whitaker on the 12th of August
last, to theamfftcc of Secretary of State,
thereby retittVing Abner Hammond fiom
the samei Jonn Ciar-., Governor of theaaid
•tate, assumed to lwmstlf an authority not
/given to him by a fair and rational inter'
.preUtionof the constitution of Ilia count' v.
humid wrather and ferv'd •
OAK OF THE GO\ EltNEO.
Ihetmbxt 20, lb22.
An efror having escaped In anftmincing
the election ot the Officers of the Ueotgis
Ifoyal Afch C.hsptor for the ensuing year,
aen publisli the l^1n s corrected form t
Compatiiiin J. Wilcox, M. K. II. I*.
J«»na. Oliiisleatl, M. K. K.
Stephen llurris, M. K. 8.
W.C. Cuthbci t, 0, II.
J Houglsaa, I'. S.
I. T. ftteivert. H. A. C.
A. Main, "J Master*
-K Milrhel, l of
L' Uiiidon, J the Veils.
F. W. Ileineinan, I'rcas.
Clt. Hrfgley, Sec’ry.
- J. Atherton, Omiriel.
The installation of the Officers willtak*
place on Sunday evening next at 3 o'clock
Marine.
ruler of MgjurA'Ajh,
t’T.KARRI),
Ship Clifford Wayne, Alltm, New York.
E Williams.
Brig Paullicu, Bradlep, Now York,
I C'olicji.
ARRIVED,
Brig Brisk, Miwnop, Montego H:*;’. Jam.
14 day a, wivli nun to Win Tuvlor t*. son.
Schr Five Sisters, Kellogg, Hurlfordi
0 days, with tiitrchundicc to Mall, Hoyt &
co, consigners, Johnston it llrih G lior.
dot), J I* Willitunnon, II S Atwood, H
Clcland/ (M’ufts, L fi Huge £<* co, J Mon
ton, B UIinm & co, W Lippitt & to. C B
Glrusonatid the n«aat(*r. II EuKseogcrs.
Schr Thorn, Vernanl, Darien 5 days,
with 6.5 bales cotton toj Cumming St son,
and others.
Sloop Good Intent Allen, Ogeecheo,
with 2ol5 bushels and 20 casks rice, and
4 bales I cotton, to Bulloch & Dunwoody
and i> h J Habersham-
|» do boat Empress, ‘Atignata, with 412
bales cotton, to ('ante)ou ft Lamnr, Cum*
mihg & Uwathmev, J Meigs, Johnston &
Hills, 4 Wright, li (iord.iti und J Harper.
Pole boat Washington, Augusta, with
Joo bales cotton, to'Juiulry poisons.
vr ron huh ponv.
At'Alexnndria, l‘2tli iimt. «ehr Jane" Ma
rla, Williuius, to mil 18t|i inst,
AimiVAis rHUM 'IIIIN I'OIIT.
‘At Now Yoik, lOtli inst.-ship Savannah,
White, V days.
'•oMMuairAran.
** A greer. Chrictmas makes a fat grave,
“yard."—-V# tut,8 the *</ *>owh in Jewry.
The inildnet* of the si oson induces u
fear of a late spring, if it be not spring aU
read), and a sickly summer forid23<
Much maV bo done b\ ctteliliuP to tloines-
tic and p ison.il cicuulineas, and streets,
Janes, ) urds, ueUtil's, vaulta, &c. I am in
reluctant to force, trite remarks on
tlie public, but wouki respectfully call the
m lent ion cf our Governors to the; present
cmiditiun of the lane back of tile brick!
buildings on the south Side of Johnston’a
bquart-, ulicre these excellent scavengers
tic liQgwun nciki pltAtlrv, und where
The Rr alonp of war Vlionsnnt, captain
CUvoring, arrived as New York on the 9th
from Havsna in 12 days, specie to aundry
merchants.
NORFOLK, Dec. 11—Arr Brbrigantine
Hiram, Collins, Kingston, Jinn, 26.
CHARLESTON, Dec. IB-Air ship
South Carolina, Eaiteihy, Live rpool 60.
fll"M oun COUUKSPONDKNTS,
Vjfficei nf tl.eX. J'. Me". Advertiser,}
and (iaxette* On 11. >
Arrlnig Monet Hope, Allen, Turks Is
land IB 5 brig Favourite Gardner, Liver
pool 57( Nloop James Monroe, htevena, Da
rien 12, got ashore at Sandy Hook, but
got off through the aid of Capt Cahuotic
and the nrew-of the Ucvenuo cutler with
out dumngc.
HR
lilierHf’s Sali-x.
On tht first Sntnhlny after t hr first Tuesday
in January next,
WILL be wt Ihc Market House in
the town of St. Mary's, between the
hours often and four o'clock of that day.
Two Negro Children, all the right, title
or interest in them, belonging to Francis
Young, to satisfy an execution in hivnr of
Cook, Williford W Co. vs. Francia Yonng,
property pointed out by Plaintiff's Attor*
nev j also to Hatisfy an execution in favor
ol Isaac Cre’vflnnd Ann Bessent, Adminis-
traior's of Abram BcHsuit, deceased, vs.
Garret Demon.
GEORGE f.ONC.n see.
St,,Tory's, Abv. 30, 1822.
dec 7 t 11
Georgia—Camden County.
To all whom it may concern.
\\#HBREAK, bi'vestcr Bryant applies
to the Honorable the court of Ordi
nary, lor Letters of Adhtinistrution on the
Estate of Mary Bryant, la*e of the Raid
county, deceased, These'ire therefore to
cite and admonish all and singular, t he heira
und creditors of said deceased, to file their
objections (if any they have),in the Clerk's
office of the court of Ordinary, on or before
the first Monday m January next; otherwise
Loiters will be gi nted to the applicant.
Witneu th6 Honorable William Gib-
ton, one oft l\e Justices oftheRuid
court, this 3 ith November, 1822.
(I. S.) JOHN BAILEY,c co cc.
dec 7 f 11
•lotary. fjr the centity of ItellesK and sutfe
aforeutid.
\f •iLHKAB, Asmn Cone of tht still
\k-J munty, applies for Letters of Admi-
mstrstioii on ike Ratato and tflkota ot W il
hsmConr, Ltr id ssid coiinty, ilrrrssed.
I he mi are tlurrcfurr to cite and admonish*
*11 sod siguUr, the ktndrril anil ereditota
id the «atu deceas' d, to file their objec
tions (if any thev have) in my office, on or
he lore the first M"oa.ry in January next,
otherwir* b iters id Administration will be,
grunted to the applicant.
Given under my hand and seal th's
twenty-fifth day of November one
thousand eight hundred U twen
ty-two.
[L. 8.) ELY KENNEDY, cco a o
dec 6 10
Georgia—Bulloch County.
lly Ely Kennedy Clerk of the Court of Or,
tUnnry,for the county of Bulloch and State
lifurrtiitd.
\m[ HERE A 8, Levicy Jones of the ssid
TT County, applies for Letters of Ad
ministration of the Estate and effects of
Benjamin Jobes, late of said county, de
ceased ; these are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors 6f the said deutsaed, to fiie tlieii
objections (if any tlicyiiuve) in mv office,
mvor hcfoie live first Monday in January
next, otherwise Letters of Administration,
will be grunted to the applidknt.
Given under my band and teal this
12th day nONovember, one thou4
sand eight hundred and twenty-
two.
(L. 8.) ELY KENNEDY,!)co h c
don 6 10
Slicritr Sales Continued.
On tin first Tuesday in January next.
II .1. fee sold nt the Court house in (lie
Town of Jcfiersuti, Camden countv t
Between tlic hours of temand four o'clock
of that day,
All the improvements on Ten seres of
Land lying on Greut Satilla river, con
sisting of a Log house, 8tc. levied on as the
property ot John Beasley, to satisfy an ex
ecution in favor of Hopkins if 8coi t.
•Also, the*' improvementc on 7 or 8 a-
ores of fenced luncl, situate in ‘Little Satilla
Neck, consisting of Houses. £*c. levied on
hr the property of James Tumbling, to sa
tisfy aundry executions returned by a con-
stable.— Conditions cash. JbUerson, Nov.
3th, IH22.
GEORGE LONG, n.s.c. c.
nov 16 |102
Sheriff Sales.
On til*t.rst Saturday alter «lie first Tues
day, in January next,
W ILL be Raid at the Matfcet house in
the town of 8t. Marys, between the
hours often and four o'clock of that day,
One Negro Boy named Peter, levied on
ax tin* property of Daniel Vaughn to satis
fy an execution in favor of James Thomas,
piopei ty pointed out by the Defendant.—
Conditions ciixh. St. Marys, Camden coun
ly, Nov. 7th, 1822.
GEORGE LONG,». ft C-C. .
nov 16 jlO'J
Sheriff's Sale9.
Sheriff's Sales.
On the first Tuesday in Juratory next,
W ILL be sold ut die Court henoe in the
town of Jeflerson, between the hours
of tef and four o’clock of that day,
Out Tract of Land containing 16C ur rev,
lying in the county of Hamden. Also ano.
tlier tructy lying in said rmmty; containing
■JO'J acres m«»re or less, levied on as the pro
perty of M illiam Brown, to satisfy an Exe
cution in favor of Joseph Thcmaa, Sec'y.
JAMES MULAGK. nsec,
dec 7 11 /
On thsfivst Satiinlny after the first Tuesday
in January next,
W 11.1,4)0 Bold at the market liouie
the town of'fit. Mary's, betw een #.e
Itours of it'll HO' I four o'clock of that day,
One Negro 15-»y named’Frnnk, levied on
an the properly of Matthew W. BeSf.ont to
satisfy H’l execution on foreclosure of a
mortgsgo in tkvor of Lawrence if Thomp.
ion, GEUKGK LONG, nsc c
oct 26
Sheriff Sales,
On the fit si Tuesday in Janmary next,
Vt/JLf, he sold at the Court lumne in the
If town ofJetleraon, Camden County,
between the hours of ten and four o'clock,
oftliRtdiiy,
A Tract of I.and on Cumberland' Island,
known hy the name of the I'iumb Orchard,
containing nine hundred and*sixty acres,
more or leas, levied on as the propeity ol
Charles Ward, to satisfy his State County
and Poor Taxes for the years 182U «t,d 21.
Amount due £32 50 and cost.—Jefferson,
Camden county, N«»v 8th, 1822i
•GEORGE LONG, d. f,c. c.
nov 16. fl02
Georgia—Camden County.
HERE AS, Eliliu Atwater, esquire,
W .
administrator, applies for letters of
dismission from the estutes of Colonel Wil
liam Scott, deceased, John Campbell, de
ceased, and Havens Waterman, deceased
These are therefore to tite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of said deceased persons, to be and appear
at my office on or before the first Monday
in January next, and shew cause (ifany)
why said letters should not be granted in
terms of the law.
Given under my hand and seal, this 22d
June, 1822.
[t s ] JOHN BAILEY, c. c.o. cic
july l
Cur Circuit Court
United States, Dis
tricl of Georgia.
Francis II. Nicofi, Y
and Co. I
vs >
W. Scarbrough and |
oiliers. J .
ChanUri, Id/A Ssptembsr, 1822.
P ltOOE 18 having issued in this cause,
n tuinsble to the term of this court
in December neat; ffnd it being repre
sented that John liadett, William S. Gil-
lett, Samuel Yates, Andrew Low, and John
Hogue, defendants in the said cause, reside
without the limits of the District of Geor
gia: It is ordned, that the said John Has-
lett, William H. (1 licit, Samuel Yates, John
Bogus and Andrew Low appear at the
term of tkla court to be lioldcti at Savan
nah in the teim of December next, to an
swer to the plaintiffs on the merits of their
mid petition, and that a copy of this or-
lt r be published in ope of the garettesoi
# is state for three months, and that the.
plaintiffs have leav® to take such further
proceedings as are prescribed in the r
ineuch cue made and provided.
J. CUYl.EH, District Judge.
True extvaotfrom the minutes.
GEO GLEN, Clerk.
&»t>artmiA, Sept. 13, 1822. sep 14
Notice.-
A T the etpirallon of nine months from
f *
this dale, I sliall apply to the lionoiable
tbs Justices of the Inferior court uf Cha
tham county, fur kate to sell the following
real sod personal property held by Uie late
U J. Houston intrust, via i
Cedir Grove plantation, containing up
wards nf 1200 acres, situated in the district
of White Bluff.
One Tract of l and, containing 50 acres,
near the above.
May Island, containing 100 acres, more
or less, situated on the marshes of Little
Ogecliee river.
Also, betwoan 65 and 70 Slaves.
PAT. HOUSTON,
May 13, 1822. adm*r. It. J. Houston.
may 16 4 *
rial aeed
FapnfJ ace6<
Filings atecl
do iron
Frankinsense
it Lube i salts
GhIIr Alepji
do Kino, do Jalap
do Gmiae
do Valerian
do Gentian comp'd
Vinegar distilled
do Squills
Valerian foot
—- -I-I— nun
Galbiuum, Ginseng VitrioUted Tsrtar
Gold llireid Vitriol white
Gentian root
Glow Antimony
Ginger Uace
do powdered
Grains Paradise
Gum Ammoniac
do Senegal
do Arabic
do
do
do
Notice.
do
In the Circuit Court of the
‘United States,
•In and for the. District of Prunnyl
t-ania, in the third Circuit.
BETWKKN
Joseph Marx and Joseph'
Marx and George Marx,
citizens of the state of
Virginia, who sue as well
in their own names as in
hcJiMlf of such oilier Per
iods,Stockholders of the*
late Bank of the Unit
ed States heretofore
named, as shall come in
and become Parties
hereto, contributing to
tbeExpenaesofthis Suit
—'Complainants.
AND
David Lenox, Elias Bou-
dinot, Robert Smith,Jss.
"C. Fisher, Joseph -Sims,
Archibald McCall, Paul
Sicnum, Samuel Coates,
Henry Pratt, Georg<-Fox,
I’asclmll Hulling*worth,
•John Stillc, Thomas M.
Willing, Horact^Binney,
George Harrison, Abijah
' Hammond, William Bay
ard and Oiivor Wol
cott, citizen of the State
of Pennsylvania, Trus
tees of the late Bunk of
United States.
In Equity,
October,
Sessions
1817,
£\ ND now, to wit, this twenty-third day
sLUl o| April, one thousand eight hun
dred and twenty-two, this cause catne be
fore the Court, on u Mandate from the Ho
norable the Supreme Couit of the United
States for furtlier proceedings. Where
upon it ia ordered and decreed—That the
holders of Note* nf the lute Bank of live
United Slates, bring them in for payment
ut the late Bunking House of said Bunk in
the city of Philadelphia, before the ele
venth day of April, A. I). 1823, and that
on that dry this Court will make a' final
Decree for Distribution of the fund* re*
served in the hands of the defendants for
payment of said -Notes j and it is further
ordered -and decreed, that the Ckrk cause
this order-to bo published in one public
newspaper in each ofthefollcrwiog places,
to wit :*-fcphtla')dpbin, Boston, New^York,
Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston/ Savunnab,
add New OrleanR, kt least once a week, for
nine calender months, before thosuid eta
venlh day of April next. A true copy.
D. CALI) WEI L, Clerk' Cir/ C.
The Editors of the Boston Evening Ga
zette, ttt Boston, of the New-York' Even
ing Post, at New-York, Of the American,
at Baltimore, oi the Norfolk Herald, at
Norfolk,- bf the Charleston City Gazette, at
Charleston, of the Georgian, at Savannah,
and of the Louisiana Advertiser, at New-
()r•loans, are reqm sled to insert the above
n their respective gazettes once a week,
for nine calender months, before the llth
day of April, 1823, and to forward their
bills, as soon thcreaf\er ga may be, to the
subscriber, accompanied by an liffidavj*
proving the publlcat on, conformably to
the foregoing order,
may 9 D. CALDWELL, Clerk Cir. C.
NOTICE
4 Young Man who has had a good edu-
cutioS, writes a good hand, and liaving
en lonj accustomed to active business,
and understands well the nature of accounts
and bool-keeping, wishes employment iu
some respectable butuncss in this oity;
he can cotne well recommended, and s»
employment is his object, lie would not re
quire inuch of u salary. A line addressed
to A. 11. through the post-office, will be at
lendcxl to. oct 13 af
N INE months after the date of this no
tice, application will be made to the
Honorable the Justice! of the Inferior
Court of Liberty County, for permission
to sell the real estate ol Lefty Carter, de
ceased, fur the benefit cf tne heirs and
creditors of the said deceased.
LIGHT TOWNSEND, Adm'or.
aug 15 4a %
do
do ;
do
do
do
do i
do
■ Notice.
N INE months aRer date application will
be made to the honorable* the Justices
of the Inferiorconrt of Camden county, for
leave to sell all the lanfts in said county
oelongine to the estate of John King, late
of Effingham county.
HAKAH KING, <uhn*rx.
April 5,1822. §a* Clark county, Ga.
surd 6
Notice.
N INE month, iftor date «pplic,tion will
be made to the honorable the Jus
tice, of the Inferior court of Glynn county,
lor luuve to sell all the land, in mid county
bel'm^inr to the estate of JohA King, lute
ol EHinghsm county.
SARAH KING, orfm’rr.
April 5,1822. lit- Chirk county, Ga.
kpril 6
Notice.
4 T the expiration of nine months from
this dktt*, 1 shall apply to the houora*
ole the Justices of the Inferior court of
Chatham county, for leave to sell the fol
lowing real property of the estate of R. J.
Houston, viz:
One tract of S54| acres off Land in
Brvun county, situated on Red"B.i d creek.
One undivided fourth part of 1450 acres
of Land in McIntosh county, situated on
the Alatamaha river.
TwelveJ.olsinthe town of Brunswick,
Glynn oputity.
PAT. HOUSTON,
May 13,1822. R. J. JI,
may 16 $
powd,
Kino
benzoin
Trugscanth
GuaC
Myrrh
Shellac
Copal
Mastich
Gamboge
— Scamony
Heleborc black
do white
Hiera Piara
Honey, do aquilli
Hofffnaus anodyne
Isinglass
Ipecacuanha or Hip
po
Jalap
Juniper berriea
Laudanum
Liquorice *6ot
do powdered
do ball
do refined
Lime water
Lead do
Magnesia lump
do powdered
do sniull square
do calcined
Manna flake
do sorts .
Mezereon, musk
Mustard seed, mace
Nutmegs
Nux vomica
Pearl ashe*
Pearl barley
Powdered tin
Pluster mercurial
do Burgundy pitch
do adhesive
do strengthening
do drachlyon
do gum
do blistering
Quassia
do rasn'd
Quicksilver
Rhubarb root
do powdered
General Drug and Family
iSlfcdvcine WatfcUou&fc.
ANSON PARSONS,
No. 8 Gibbons' Buildings,
R ESPECTFULLY, informs his friends
and customers in this state and South-
Carolina generally, that he bos established;
himself in the Drug lane, on his own indi
vidual account, and is opening at this time
an extensive and general asoortment of
warranted fresh imported
Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, §c.
Gentlemen Physicians, Country Mer
chants and Planters, and all who wish to
purchase at wholesale or retail, can be
supplied at this Establishment on the most
accommodating terms.
CATALOGUE.
Ar.tlmkny ftude ■ Marble Mortem
Composition do
iron do
Ivory Injection pipes
Ivory Syringes
Syringes, qts.iti boxes
do pints, do £ pints
do male and female
Congressik spring
water
Lemon acid
Sodapowdert
-Salts of Lemon
Cologne water
"Wash bulls
Windsor soap
__ Transparent do
Bafk yellow, do red Liquid . .,ilo
do pale, do in quill Low’s perfumed do
Rais Capevi Naples do
do Canada, do Peru Pomatum-in stioks
Alcohol
Aloea^oct
do hepat
Arrow root
Annis seed
Assafcetida, Allum
Angelica root
Angostura bark
Aqua Fortis
Antimopial wins
Arsenic
Acid Muriatic
do Nitric
do Nitroue
do Tartaric
do Sulphuric
Notice.
T HE firm of Rockwell if Hepburn is dis
solved, in consequence of the death
"f J. I, Hrpourn, Eaq.
The subscribers have formed a connect
tion in the Practice of Law, under the firm
of ROCKWELL & MORGAN, They will
attend to professional business, in the Fe
deral Court, in the Ocmulgee circuit, and
in those couhtiei where in the late firm of
Root well if Hepburn practiced.
Tiler office is in Mdledgevilie, corner of
JeWraon and McIntosh streets, where one
Administrator’s Notice.
A LL-Persons indebted to the estate-of
Elizabeth Hoffman, dec. arc requested
to moke payment, and those to whom the
estate ia indebted, will please present their
ouuiib agreeably to law, to
H. W. LEACH, Adm’tr.
dec 12 |p 15
A Uniform Coat and Ilat,
O F the Cli-ham Artiltfty, of an excel-
lent quality and but little worn, be-
i- ngjng to. tl.e indigent widow «»f a deceit-
‘■•fit member, fcr • offered for a-de cheap.
Apply at the office of the Geoigian.
dec \7 19
n in. jriB-UHH riiu nviuivtu WCC»| W Here OIIC
Georgia—Camden County. fortiW, m.y b C fauna u &u time., wi, e n
RirHl'KE.AS, Airs. Loins. C. Sh.vv, Ex-1 noion thc circuit,
f ? cent! ix, applies for letters of dismis-<
sion’ from the estate of General Nathaniel-
Green, deceased These ere therefore taf
do Tolu
Barbadoes Tar
Fancy Vials
Borax re Pd
Burgundy Pitch
Bole Armenia
Beeswax yellow
do white
Brimstone rail
do rePd
Castor Oil, Ame
do >V. India
Castor, Russia
fbamphor rePd
Calomel pp
Canthariaes, do pulv
Camomile flowera
Canelit alb.
Caraway seed
Cardamon seed
CuBC*.rilia bark
Caasiu, Cinnamon
cite and -admonish ail and singular the
kindred and creditors of said deceased to
be and appear at my ojfice, on or before
the first Monday in'Jan asry next, and show
cause (if any) -why said letters should not
be granted, in terms of the law’.
Given under my hand and seal, this 22d
day ot June, 1822. /
[l %) JOHN BAILEY, o.c.o.c.c, /
Administrator's Sales.
By J. B. Herbert St Cl
On the first Tuesday in January ne
Y^ffll.Lbe soid before the Court I
'JJr nit
•use
in this city, hetween the usual lpur.%
four valuable slaves, viz; London, lahuh,
Nelly, and her child, belonging to fie es
..... V...... -i I
late of Samuel Evans, deceased,
permission of the Honorable the t
Ordinary and by order cf the adnii
tor*.
iu>? 23
m
'iCflUa tu
S. ROCKWELL.
A. A. MORGAN.
Millecgeville, June 10, 1822.
tone 14
Hoxall’s Richmond Super
fine fresh Fleur.
BARRELSjust received.snd con-
s . ant supplies will continue to ar-
rive. lUiFers and families can be accom
modated with any quantity, they may wish
to purchase. The quality of this flour is
esteemed very superior.
Richmond Manufactory CUT NAILS,
made of Russia and Swedes Iron, &.> caste
ft urn 3d up to 3ud. For sale by
PONCE if MACKENZIE,
nov 13 ?• +tt
do in pots assorted
Rosewater, lavender
assorted
'Essences ass'd
Sal Ammoniac
do Volatile
do Soda
do Rochell,do Tar
tar
do Epsom, do Glau
ber
do Nitre refined
Solut Arsenic, Tow
lee’s
Spts. Ammonia
do Hartshorn
do Lavender compd
do Wine
do camphor
do Nit. Dulc
Sassafras bark
Sarsaparilla
eas>*t'j Soap, white Sponge fine
do colored
Cloves, Cochineal
Colombo root
do pow.
Chalk prepared
Coriander seed
do pow'd
Cowitch
Cream Tartar, pulv.
Corrosive Sublimate
For Sale.
4 G ANG of 50 negroes, they will be
sold very reasonably for cash or good
town notes or acceptances, having a short
time to run. Apply to
JOHN P. WILLIAMSON,
dec 6 u |
Carmine
Conserve "Roses
Caustic Lunar
Dragons blood
Digitaies
Dovers Powders
Epsom Salts, Eng.
Ether Sulph
Ergot
Elder blossoms
Emery fine
do No 1,2 and 3
Elixirl’aragoric
do Vitriol
Extract Cicutcr
do Gentian
do QiuiRsia
do Lead
Flour Sulphur
do Ocuzto
do coarse
Scffron Spanish
do English
do American
Savin, Senna Alex
Spermaceti
Snnkernot Virg.
do Seneka, Squills
Storax, Salts Harts
horn
Sugar lead
Syrup Squills
do simple
Tart Emetic
Tapioca
Tinct Aloes comp'd
do Myrrh
do Valerian
do Sna^t root
do Assafatida
do Bonzoin comp’d
do Cantharides
do Senna
do Rhubarb
do bark Iluxhams
do Peruvian balk
do Opium ,
do Caxlor
do Muriate Iron
do Columbo roo
COLOURS, Ui
do blue
do green
Patent Medicines&fe
Date man's drops
British Oil
Essence p^permint
Rtougnton'i bitten
Godfrey's cordial
Steers Opodeldoc
Tiii-liiigtoni balsom
l)ai beys Carminathre
Daflys Efixcr
Harlem Oil or medc*
camentum
Oil Wormseed
Si!! 9 * ^ ee ® H. London
I ills, Lees Windham
do Anderson# I
do Hooper*
do calomel
do -opium
Opium, orange ped
Oxymel squills
Oil Vitriol
do Tansey
do olives
do Peppermint
do spearmint
do savin
do Rosemary
do Peneroyol
do Origanum
do Cinnamon
do Worm seed l
do Lavender
do Annis seed
do Juniper
do Cloves
do Almonds
Ointment mere
do Basilicon
do cerate
do simple
do red precipitate.-
do Spanish flies
**‘nk root
Red precipitate
Rose water, Kuain
Rust of Iron
Gum elastic, Spatii.
las
Scales and weiahta
Garden seeds in bo*.
ea, as.orted
Balm Quito
Cliurohea cough
dropojot coughs,
Ctlda, consump
tions, asthmas, tie.
Cephalic Snuft; to,
catarrha
frusaian blue, 1,3 "ivo'ry'blfe;
and 3
r,- I-amp black
Fig blue, Kings yeGIndigo Spanish
„ lo w , Black lead, red da
Drop Lake, No 18t2 Litharge
Flake white Terri de senna
Carmine
Ik mats.
Em. Cinnamon
do Lavender
do Bergamot
do -Leman
Calc’d klagneai.
Epaom salts
Unubark
Peruvian bark
Cheltenham salts
Henrja calc’d Mag.
neaia
Stomachic bitter*
Castor Oil
1’eragbrio
Laudanum
Antimonial wins
Tinct rliubarb
do assafmtld*
Bala Capcva
Sweet Oil
Bpu Uvencl con
do camphor
do Hartshorn
do sweet Nitre
do Turpentine
Caiomel
Jalap
Tartar Emetic
.... B BOTTCBa.
Jo Turpentine
Spts Haruhorn Sweet Oil, castor Oil
do sweet Nitre American and W. I.
Sundries,
Durable Ink
Nurembergh do
Worm Lozenges
Patent Lint
l’humb lancet*
do common
do Clewleys
Red ink powder
Black do; Pill boxea
Bed do
Red wafers, assorted
do
crown do; do Evans'sTootli brushes, com-
Spring lancets
Tooth installments
ass'd
Bougies, Gallipots
Macaboy snuff
Liquid blacking
Black sealwg wax
Spanish whiting
ltotten-ttone
Pumice do
Powdered blue
Copperas
mon
do sTS-er wire, 3 if
4 rows
Cupping and 4repan-
ing Instruments
Male and female siL.
ver Catheters
White leather skint
English mustard, by
the lb. in canister*
Ground Ginger, r*c>
do
Vcvcrilion, Chinese' Cloves, cinnamon k
, ‘do English Mace
•Verdigris, Irish Glue
8cutellaria, Lateriflora, or Sculjpap*.
SHIPMAN’S
GARDEN SEEDS,
Assorted in Small Doxtt,
Well %lculatcil lor PlatiLlion use.
’ Tcgei/ier with a general auorlmcnt of
Surgical Instruments, Shop
Furniture, assorted Phials, &e.
ALSO, i
Saratoga and Ballston Mineral
Spriag Waters, will be kept constantly on
hand in as perfect atute as can be import.
ed - ANSON PARSONS,
dec 31 fp
-ft
Crockery.
AtfSi PRATES assorted Crockery, ad>
lected particularly for thia market*
For sale by a
HALL, HOYT A CO.
nov SS 109
Tide Swamp Plantation.
cpHE subscriber ttffera for sale that well.
* known plautatinn called
IVreYiton Hill,
immediately below the city of Satan
nah, containing 230 acres of prime rive
swamp ; about 2M> acres under good haflte
and in planting order, and between 1 and
200 acres of high land. Buildings sufficient
for a gang of a hundred negroes, with barns
ac.
Tenma .ccoihraodating to a good purcha.
ser. Fo- turther particular! apply to Messrs
K. St J. v.AUEItSIIAH, orto cte subscri'
ber in Charleston.
norm Kvlul0 ‘