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Newspaper Page Text•' v ■ »n* ■ - v . ' • 'XfXUjX, GEORGIAN, iPmwiuM> uiisu 'By. ot swry&s3(zuuii» , & Wr ROBERTSON, H *! 4 '4R EIOH , ’ -<J. - •"• ft' ' >■ "V- I i - J, . . Georgian; lBjhiWUH$d to morMho Mranremcut or llio moil* Throe Tuiiwi a WiwplC (Monday Wednesday and .FrU Il0if<A%8 l»ER* * S; "rtfa ‘\??MCountfj*Pu|i nintrydPaner is jrctitto all parts of the Stato and delivered in the city, a$FIVE DOLLARS per - jihoutn/paydble In advandij . • ; . \ • AdwH«oments ire inseHedin both papers at 75 ccnU. 6cr suflirfruftilino^Tor thonrtt insertion*.and 37 14 • for every succeeding publicatldn. . Gonmuinicaliims by mail must bo *POST P^ID, ± 8ales orLtyid^by Admhils.frutorg, Executors and ‘ Guardians firp roquirCd by law to' bo hold on *he 'first TuebdAy in Hie month, between the hours of 10 and So’cloeMAtltte Court lloilwi in the countyin winch lho(»rQberty- is situate.' NoticdVof these sales must be given in a public gaiette Sixty Dayanrcyious to tjiesale. Notice for leave lo self usgroeji, roust bo nubltsbed for four months, before any order absolute* shall bo riiadi Ilmreupon by llip Court. ■ * * ' r r Sales of Nearoop dluat bcyif;public auction, on tho first Tuesday oftho md«th % between the usual hours ol silo, at the iilaco '«)f public sales’ in the county where •thtUeUew Testamentary, of Administration or uuar- <lianshi|i,‘may haiubeftn granted, first giving Sutty Days notice-tlinriipfviii ono oftho public gazettes oftliis*Stntc, i and at-tlioriiHirbf the courteous®, where such sales nro to be held. e. . . Nobcp of thosalo'ofPerronal Property must bo givei - In llkn manner ^fty days before the bale.-' . - Notice toDeljroip unu Creditors of an estate 'must be ■^^wlhauppllcafion will be made to the Court of OrirtPary for leave to sell land, must bo published tour Jlotyhi.'/ ^ y « . - f Concentrated,Disinfecti^SolU' tion of Chloride of Sotla, OR presorting Meat, removing offensive smells, neutralizing postilontial exhala tions, and Destroying contagion. Prepared of. uniform strength, by tho New England Chemical Company, nacordingto tho formu- eri\.G?t$8ormHqo.' $old-wholesale py WM. UNDERWOOD; Boston, CANDLER i°DAVIDSON, Savannah, • - With directions for.uao. .- KECOMMWDATIOS’S. \ Extractofa Letter from Dr. Webster, Erarig ptbfosBor of Chemistry ni Harvard UmVfcr- sity, Cambridge. t .. ToMr-Wm. Underwood, Bofjori.' “ In conipliatioo with your request; 1 have examined the specimens received from you, ■ i i ./s1 .. -f Auifln A? NAnllim. (VP CITY HOTEL The subscriber rcspcfctfully in- (Srins hie friends and tho public j that the Hotel is fitted up in com- L plete order for their accommoda tion, and every attention will be given to all who will give dim a call. No expense has beep spared In procuring the host Bedding, Servants, Asc. &c. ■ , (fcj- The BAR,8hpll always bo supplied with the'best of Liquors. •A splendid Stable and Carriage House is attached ter the Hotel, with careful Ostlers. SILAS HOLLIS. Savannah, 1830. (tCr The Augusta Chronicle and Charles, ton Courier,' are requested to publish the r.hqvc twice a week, fortwo months, marojr S 85 1 jVI. EastniaiLl Successor to J. PerfieldSi. Co. H AS constantly on hand an extensive and elegant assortment of Watches Jewelry, Silver & Plated ware, Fanoy Goods 4io. &c. . ' *. , COKUISTI.no IN PART OB Ladies and Gentlemen's (sold I’afent Lcver' and Lepine Watches; extra Jeivels . Silver Patent Lever; Lepine, Repeating, A- larm and common Watchos- Ladies and Gentlemen's.fiine Gold; Watch CliainB, Guards,.Seals'andJiCeys Pearl suits comprising Nedklaeh; Bracelets, Head ornament e, Eiirrihgs end Pip t Cameo, Pearl,; Gold-and. Jet Earringe, with Pinstomatdh ?■ ' Diamond, Peatl, Jet atad Gold chased Finger Rings nnd Pins in groat variety Gold uhd Sliver Spectaoloa, Quizzing Glasssa and Patent Pencils Geld Neck Chains, Crosses,_ Bracelets Red Gold, SUvcr Gilt niTd riited Wings, Epau lette, Laces and Cords • J . Gilt, Plated and Steel Scabbard,Swords and .Dirks ■ " . • IIolBtcr, Belt and Pocket Pistols, Flint and PefousBionLoclcs THOMAS RYERSpN\ Jj- m | HAS just received per recenrarjp- ’ vole, in addition to 'iris formor stock of DRUGS & MEDICINE, Ate. &c. Snlph Quinine (Fr.) ■ Sopor Carb Soda do Morphine do. Ergot 'Piperine do. Saffron (Spam) Hydriodate Potass Opium (Turkey) Croton Oil do. (Am.) Iodine Musk (gr.) Mustard Seed (white) Blue Mass (Eng.) Phdsplmtc Sodp ' Ol Almonds do Iron do Ambor.(rect.) Cheltenham Salts , Cpstor (N. A.) HrihzyiB-Magnesia* Soda and Seid. Powd. . (gentdhc) Ahid Tartliric **' Isinglass (staple)' . Sal Aratus do sheet. Flors Benzoin Me-zeron- • Castor Oil, superior Balsam Fir do. do. common Sarsaparilla (Span.) Black Drop PERFUMERY. Otto of Roses Honey and Orange Bear’s Oil, Flower Water Rose,-Cologne, and Extracts of Roses Lavender Water ‘ Pastilles Fumontes in cut glass and Florida Water plain Bottles. With a general assortment of EnglishrFrcnch and American SOAPS. apriT I more recont preparation.” • . Yunrs, J. IV. WEBSTER, Cambridge, April 24,1830. Extract of a Letter IVom A - .-A. -Ilnycs, Actu.. Vary for Roxbutf Chemical Company. Mr. VVm. Underwood, «Having experiinontully compcrod tho Disinfecting Liquor prepared by the Now En- C ’ id Chemical Company, with that from M. arruquo, I found tiro formor to contuiq, more combined Chlorine, and in other res pects decidedly superior to the latter. 1 A. A.. HAYES. Rpxbury Laboratory, 1st May, 1830. Quarantine Ground, Boston Harbor, May T 3, . 1830. . ■ ■« ' - Mr.. Wax. Underwood, Dear Sir.—Since you had tho politeness to send tho bottles of Chloride, it must have oc curred to you that my opportunit.es for exper imenting with tho two kinds, have been very limited : such however, is my -confidence in tho preparation, that it will beusod at this huarantine, in future, to tho qjitiro exclusion, it is imped, uf all those fumigations which qave heretofore been resorted'to. In tho pu- Tificatiun of vessels, damaged cargoes, und in the hospital, it wjjl soon -be considered indis- mSablo..* Hides,-horns,'wool, rags, &c- —lould never he I'nndqd in a.city, heloro un dergoing tho most thorough ^ventilation and; purificaSon, and the Chloride is tho nrticle ro- uired. - _ , , I perceive -no dift'erence in Lnburraquc s from the N. Co’s. Chlorid* : tho American appears, in every respect, equal to tho French. If any difference exists, at present, I have not been able to detect it. Should careful obser vation and experience lend mo to other con- elusions on the corqparativo merits of the 1 fo reign and doniesttuf It Will givO'mo pleasure to communicate the facts. ' Very respectfully yours, juno 25 .TERO.il}, V. C. SMITH. UOIUUB bllUb J«U V v.» ; . direct my attention to tho comparative pow- or oftho specimens, in destroying noxious ef. fluviie, I have confined : my experiments chibfly to that object. I find the American article somewhat more eflicacious than the Silvcr .CiipB, Ladles, Forkk, Spoons and But- French, which is probably attributable to its tor Knives ; , Plated CandlcstickB, Branches,.Cake Baskets, Cordial Stands and Castors, with Silver mountings—first quality plate ■ i Astral, .Mantio, Hall and commoriTamps. Patont and plain Flutes With extra keys, Fla- goolots, ClarionetSf Octaves, Arc. » Britannia ware, Knives, Razors,'Soresora, Whips, Copes, &c, Arc.—with a groat variety of other articles arfi offered for salo on tho mosirronsonable termtf. P. S.—Clocks and Watclies carefully re-' paired and wantaitcd; 1 - july-3. • , 78 Fresh Drugs', Medicines, &c. THE subscribers have receive^ per ’Helen Mar and other arrivals, a Fresh and extensive supply of Gen , uine DRUGS and MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, &c. such as— Suph-'Qijinme, French,-Iodine . Pepperine, Phospliorus Cheltenham, Preston, and Epsom Salts -Talap, Ilippo, Rhubarb, Cream Tartar Cantharides, Colombo, Colomql . Toot Emet. Spanish Flot, Indigo Pourl Ashes, Croton Oil Colofth, Lavender, and Honey Water in a . greaSiiviriety—Otto of Roses , - Washing and Shaving Soaps of every dcs- rchption Fine Teeth, Dressing and Pocket Combs Cloth, Hair, Comb, Tpeth Si. Nail Brushes Hair Ppwder, with Boxes and Puffs A fine Assortment of cut gloss smelling bottles with silver tops Visiting, Conversation, and Playing Curds Lamp Oil, Glasses and Wicks of nil kinds Which, added to their former , stock; is not to bo surpassed in collection or quality, by any establishment hr the Southern States. Mer chants, Physicians, Planters, and Families would do well to supply themselves for tho seasoihjl* they ore offered' at very low prices, T LAY-At HENDRICKSON, Drqggists, 2 As 15 Gibbon’s Buildings, „ pifip 3 Land in Camden County, A LL persons claiming Land ir> Camden County, who have not had them ro-sur- voyed within tho last 15 or 20 years nro ad vised to have-it done immediately, for from the effects of fire, the gradual deeuy of tim ber, and other causes, 'the lines ot many of the old surveys have become very indistinct, and in some cases entirely obliterated ; and as there are at this time, many land warrants in my hands to’be located, the lines ofthe old surveys from their indistinctness niight be crossed, inadvertently, and persons taking possession and holding seven vears might give the older grantees some trouble. WAI. ASIIL1CY, Jf. s. c. c. june 9 '06— Medical College oftio. Carolina. T HE Lectures of this Institution will be resumed the second Monday in No* vernier, and continue until March. Anatonyy—John E. Holbrook, M. D. s Surgery—James Ramsay, M. D. Institutes and Y S. Henry Dickson, Practice of Medicine y M.D. Materia Medica—Henry R. Frost. Midwifery, 1 Thomas G.Pnro- and the dueaeetof > M . D. \ Women and Children ' John Wao- NER, M. D. ohn Wagner, Pathological and Anatomy nonstrutor of Ana(<git/‘ HENRY R. FROST, Dean. 211—f Tor Sale, Or Leas?. A VALUABLE tide Swamp Plantation A containing 250 acres situated on Sayan- niu River, in Sbuth-Cnrolina. - About 130 ncres; ate under ^mhankgrents and cnltiva- tion—for terms apply tq . wiluam: DUNHAM. 05-The Charleston iGifcricr will please publish this once , q week for3 months and send in their bill fot paytnpnt. , \ 'july 24 ■ " 98—3m etter, of Recommendation;' M RS.' VINCENT’S Genuine {lowland's jm ion is the inobt'pleasant and effec tual RtnueAy fnr oil Cnmpluints'ttr Which the laoe-and Skin are liable, Oy removing every kind ofCdarecnesB, Eruption, and Unpleasant Appearance, end rendering tho Skin Clear, 'Bjiitoth; and Trnneparent. " , Thiselegant, safe, and mild preptiratioh, for tho aura ofajl cutaneous disorers, for, the -removal of,nil ornptions ftorn tho fnco and skin, and Ibr imWovlng the niost dclicptc complexion, stonds as adiscbvory wlthohtiu equal in tho annals of medicine.!—Its suoecss 1 ** ' — 1 (i.lhnini4A Ik L.. K.A.!.M'. . .tin inf- rank and fliBtjnctiMpWho hnvoadoptod, con, tinued, ahd,recorntnondcd its use, could hot hut proivo ah inticement tooontomporary jpa- lousy. Like Other inventions of merit and importvroe/ih the medical world, it has-been, .To ptevepiboijigsb inipose(l ppoh, oGservb tho Name ALFyil'ineenl oh.tlie LaboK , Tlje most tender Lady of Child inny nt nll times make use of this Lotion with tho great, est safety, arid a few wocks application will, restore even, the most inflamca Fnco to o’coo) and clpar transparent beautiful white pnd rod, Atnore innjodnt and salutary remedy Is niit to be fuund in all-nature. ItBtiirds iinrival- led far clearing Iho Face and skin from all Eruptions, Freckles, extraordinary Redness Eflhcts of Surfeits, Heats,- and Tumours, Scorbutic'Irnpurities, and drynessofthq Skin ailTBletches «nd Pitgpies, from whatever cause arisitig. hard Lumpsor Knobs in the Skin, the Greasy or (Oily Appearance, livid ‘and orcklyPaloncss, Thickness, aniTOpaclty apd for clearing, and improving tho Oom- plexion. - * , .. ' A good appearance is certainly- ono 0 HP . lat'occasioned veterate Ulcere on my.neck and body, ahd-in my throat. In this state I.remained U| of one year under the caro of a highly 1 table woU known medical gentleman, every medioine that he ordered mo, but with out any effect, and was finally abandoned by him.n8 incurable: My frame had become much emaciated, from the long and i severe paiiis I endured, ed. In this di Potter very'generously getable Catholicon,” which .I immediately commenced using, and to tny great surprise its powers soon became visible, by hcaling up the Ulcors, removing my pains, and restoring my appetite ill a few weeks—and Isay with confidence that tho Catholicon alone has sa ved my life. WM. A. HAMILTON. - I saw tho above case at the time ho enter ed on tho use of Mr. Potter’s Catholicon, and can testify that it was a very severe and seam- liigly hopeless onfe—I'have seen the some person witjiin a fow days, uud-founil hlpjjie^ fuctly restored to'henJth.' It- M’MURTRIE, M. D. 05-Grent Impositions are daily practised on tho unwary—by palming on them aepttri one imitation of Potteh’s Catholicon, and which is.sold at amueli less price thun the red and genuine fresh CATHOLtcos. Purchase of none but the undornamed, who are my solo agents. W. POTTER, Philadelphia. A fresh supply just received and for sale LAY At HENDRICKSON, Wholesale Loot and Shoe Ware-. house, 127 MAIDEN LANE, NE W-Y6RK. T HE sufiseribors having opened a Ware house for the salo of Boots and Shoes, ns above, take this method of giving notice to Southern dealers and purchasers in general, of their intention to keep an extensive and well' selected 'assortment of every variety of Boots and Shoes, suitable for the Southern market. , The superior advantages by which thpy arc enabled to supply tho particular wants of purchasers, is in the fact of their being con nected with this establishment, one of the most extensive manufactories in the United States—the reprerentatjan ofthe Wares pro duced by which they confidently behove will not suffor. in,comparison with nny ^heso -to gether with the libera! terms which it is the intention of the subscribers to offer, warrant tho belief that tpe interest of the purchasers will be so far. advanced, as to induce the ex tension of-their patronage tq this establish ment. C. B. GRANNISS At CO. june 23 * 78—ctmt *> those adyiintages which is silently operating in, our favour every moment of our lives, even in bur abs.cncpwhile d forbidding visage, or iscncp : while h forbidding visage, one rtwrked with diseaao, is more forcibly acting, and ilnfortimlltoly in n much greater variety of ways to our disadvantage, than is ganeridl/ apprehended, Persons'wlio regard eithor what is due to themselves, or the- favour add opinion of the world,—who can distinguish between (ho comeliness of health nridtho dcfqnnity Of dis ease, & who.cnn woigli tho advantages .which belong to and are inseparable from an onga- ging,appearance, to which they themselves have, by nature the strongest clnims, aro seri ously assured that those advantages are to be obtained by the use of this Lotion, prepared hy Mrs. Viqcent, solo proprietor of I)r. Gqw- land’s M, S. Recipe. » Contrast the. ruddy vigour of health, ani mating the vivid tiuls or beauty, with tile inn. gour of apparent sieknesB j—fetus consider wlmt are the advahtages of ono above tho other,even in the common and ordinary con cerns of life, which indeed have eventually do- cided the future fortune of thousands, by a pieusing appearance at first .sight, which uro to be'obtained by the use of'this Lotion, pro*- pared by Mrs. Vincent, solo proprietor of Dr. Rowland's MS. Recipe; and every bottle of the genuine is signed jll. E. Vincent. Sold by appointment, b” At hy may 3 Agents. Board of Health. City or Savannah, May 26,1830. To the Inhabitants df the City bf Savannah. Y OU are earnestly requested by the Board of Health,'to inform them through the medium of their Chairman, Ward Commit tees, the City Marshal, or by notice in writing through the Post Office of nny nuisance which exists, or of any deposits in stores or cellars that may be considered injurious to the heulth ofthe City, ‘l. By order, JOHN SHERMAN, Chairmart. Wm.'Mqrel, Sccretury. _ 'may 27 • 55 North American Review. W T. W ILLIAMS has just received the . North American Review, No. 08, for July, 1830. CONTENTS I. Joseph II. of Austria j II. Tone of Bri tish Criticism; III. Asylum lor the Blind; IV. German dissociation of Naturalists and Plivstcions; V.-Yillomain's Miscellanies; VI. Politicsof Mexico; Vll. Sunday Mails; VIII. Moore’s Life of Byron;-IX. Tales of the North-West; X. Stewart’s Moraf, -Philoso phy; XI. Griesboch’s New Testament.. July 13 By the President of ,United States of Amcr-' tea. - . -■ A PROCLAMATION. Wheueas, ■ a Treaty or Genera) Conven tion of Peace, Friendship, Gommorce ,and * *“*■ • united , States of the 'Emperor, of signed at Rio de iheiro; oh the twelfth day of 'December, 1828;,wliich,TrB0ly Or Gonoral; Convention , word lbr wbrd, as follows ; , i the name of the Most Holy and Indivtsi- bli ’Primly: The United States of America and His Maje-ty tlio Emperor of Brazil, deBirlngto establish a firm and perniauent peace und friendship between both Nations, have, resol ved to fik.i.t a manner-clear, distinct and pos itive, tho rules winch Shall in future be re ligiously .observed between the one . and the. other, by moans of a Treaty, or G.oneral Cun- vontiofi of Peace, Frieqdslup; Commerce and Navigation. . .- For tlilivmost desirable object, the Presi dent of tho Un’itod States has'conferred full powora on William Tudor their Charge d’Af. lalrcs at ti)e Court ofBrazil and His Majes ty tile Emperor ofBrazil on tho Most II. lustrious and Most Excellent Marquez of Ar- aeraty, einembef of his Council, Gentleman of the Imperial Bed Chamber, Counoillor of the Treasury, Grand Cross of tire Order of Migucd'de I.-,-. . , . of his Council, Cnnimander of the -i' * most! Or- july 24 DniggiHts, 2 At 15, Gibbon’s Buildings. New York Cheap Cloak Manu factory. T HE subscriber manufactures for the Southern and Western trade', and keeps constantly on hand, averyliirgdstockofGen. tiemen’s, Ladies’ and Children’s CLOAKS, inadeof every description of stuff and Silk Goods, purchased expressly for the p at the lowest auction prices. Thcso are made in the best style, by persons who have had several years experience in the business, and will bo sold hy the quantity on Chemistry and Pharmacy-^EDSIVUD Rave- tho most liberal terms, at prices that will pro bably make them as safe and profitable a pur chase as any description of goods that can he found in this market. F. J. CONANT, 18J Maiden Lane, corner of Grecn-st. New Vork. F. J. C. also manufactures and keeps con stantly on hand, for Bale by the quantity, a large and complete assortment qf STOCKS of every description, warranted, maje of tho best of materials, and rathe handsomest styje. may. 13 43—frn Notice. finHE subscribers having entored into Co x' partnership in theCorpmission business, will hereafter transact business under the Firm of J. Stone & Co- , V J. STONE, july 3 JOHN LEWIS. A new Map of Georgia. T HE subscribers havo now under tho hands of the Engraver in Now York, a complete end splendid Map of tho Stato of Georgia, tho greater part compiled from an actuul survey, with al) the districts caroflilly laid dotyn and numbered, the whole comple ted with great labor and exactness from tho latest anu most authentic information, in a style not inferior to any thing ofthe kind yet presented In the public, with stable of distan ces front tho sent of government to every county site or place of , importance in the state.- The districts in theno'w purchase and •lower counties aro all numbered in the cor ners,‘Sir as't# hnablb a person tb ascertain the exact situation of any lotofjand, and willbe plaited arid finished offin the neatest manner —a part) of them canvassed; varnished niid placed op rollers, tho balance wiU'bc on thin « nicely folded in morocco covers, and for salo in Millcdgeyillp by tffb first of October next- Those on rollers at five dot- lirSfl arid the pocket map of tho same-Size a{ four dollars. , Pereonsirosiding atadistaheo wishing to procure the map can do so by. sending hy.tnoir members, as a sufficient number of them will be kept injMillodgeville during the sossion of tho Legislature. > - CARLTON WELLBORN,. ORANGE GREEN. uf State for the- Murine, who after havingex- . changed thoir said full powers, in duo and proper form, have agreed to the following articles:. ■ . ’ , ' \- Amicus I. . - Thoro shall be u perfect, firm, and invlolu- blo peaue und friendship between tho -United Stales of America and tlieir citizens, and His Imperial Majesty, his successors aud subjects throughout tlieir possessions and territuri < respectively, without distinction bf persona or places. 1 Auticle II. Tho United States of America, an J;His Majesty the Emperor of Brazil, desiring tq live in ponce and iiurmoiiy with all the other nations of tho earth, by means of a policy ftunk and equally frioqdly with all, engage mutually not to- grant any partioulur fuvpr to utlier nations in respect Of -commerce find navigation, which'shall not immediately be come common to tlio other party, tvlio'Bhall njoy the siimo, frbqfy, if the poucejsibn was reeiy made, or up billowing tlie sumo com- I iensutian, if the coneession/vos conditional, t is understood however, that' the rolutionB aud coliveiltian which uow exist dr rnay iicro- uiior exist between Brazil and Perlpgul, form un excep'.ion to this article. .AiitiolbUL, The two high 'contracting parties being likewise desirous of placing the commerce and navigation of tlieir respective countries, un tho hporal basis of -.perfect, equality - and reciprocity mbtually agree, that the citizens and subjects of jeaeli. may frequent all the conBts and countries of the other, and reside and trade there in all kinds of produce, man ufactures uild merchandise; and they shall oqjay all the rights, privileges and exemptions, ani J commerce, which native -aitiole to any otlier foreign ill any prohibition bo imposed on tho itipn or importation of pay articles tho 5 or manufactures of the United States, or Oftho Empire of Brqzili to or from the tor. ntories oftho United States, Or to Or from the iterritonos oftho Empire of Brazil, which' Bhali not equally extend to’till other nations. AnTicLE VI. ■ It is likewise agreed, that it shall bo who lly free for all merchants commanders of ships, and other citizens or subjects of both countries, to manage thomsolvcs their own business, in all the ports and places subject tothe jurisdiction of each other.as.well with respect to the-consignment hnd sa)o- of tlieir goods, and foorchandizn by wliblo'sdlo ;or retail,, as With respect to the loading,-un loading, and sending off their ships ; they being in all these cases to be treated as citizens or subjects of tjio country in which they reside, or at least to be plaeed on a footing with the subjects or citizens of tho, favored notion.: AnTicLE VII. The citizens, and subjects of neither of tho contracting parties shall bn liable to any embargo, nor be detained with their vessels, cargoes of merchandise, or effects, for any military expedition, nor for any public or private purpose whatever, without allowing to those interested, sufficient indemniflea- tlou, , 'j, aktiole vni. f i’ ■ -Whenever thocitlzensor subjects ofoitJier of tho contracting parties shall be forced to seek refhge- or asylum in tho rivors, bays, t]8ta or.'aorninionB of tho other, with their vessels whether ef merchant or of war, pub- lie or private, through Btress of weather, pursuit of piratos, or enemies, they shall be reOeived and treated with humanity, givipg to them allfiivor and protection, for repairing the ships, procuring provisions, and placing themselves in a situation to, continue their voynge without obstacle or hindrance of nny kind. ■ AnTIOLE IX._ AlUhn ships, merchandise "and effects be longing to, tho citizens or subjects, of ono of ..the contracting parties, which may bo cnptured.by piratos whether wtthin.the Emits of its jurisdiction, or oh the high seas, and mny bo carried, or found in tho riVertj roads, —-rls, bays, ordemitiiouzbftlie'alhor,' shall . delivered up to.tlio owners, thoylproving in pe and proper form theif 'rights before tho Oompetent tribunals ; it being, tbell 'under stood, thht tho claim should be made within the term bf one year by the parties them- selves tlieir attornics. or agent o tlieir rcs- pcctivOjGovernnicnts. AnTIOLE X. When any vessels belonging to tho citizens subjects of either of the contracting' par ties, shall he wrecked, foundered, or shall suffer any damage, on the coasts, or within tlie dominiAns ot the oilier,tlrcro shallbc given to them iill assistance and protection, in thp samn manner wliieli is usunl and customary with the vessels of the-nation, where the damage happens, permitting them to unload the said vessel, if necessury, of its merchan- d ze and effects, without exact ing for it an; • july 1 27* New Goods. J UST reoeived per ships Emperor At. lien* ry, an additional supplyof Fashionable Goods: COSM5TISO IS VAST OV Brown Linen Lawn, Brown Battisto and Blonde Gauze for Bonnots An assortment of Ribbons and Ribbon wire White and black Foundation Lace, 3 boxes of Rich Flowers ofthe latest JFreqch Fashions Green Taft. Ribbons assorted 10 dor., superior straw colored English Nava- rinoa Band Boxes, and many other articles for sale at the mobt reduced prices by A. BENNETT, No. I Young’s buildings, market square. j»lyl ■;• Glass Ware. OfV PACKAGES Glass Ware assorted, >J • ^Just landed and for sal_e_ ‘ july i Si. PHILBRICK. Walter Colyton, A TALE of1688, by the author of “Bram- Fm. bletye House,” “Zillah,” &c. in 2vols, A Manual of Instruction for Infants’ School; with sn engraved sketch of the area of an Infants’ School Room and Play Ground ofthe Abacus, of a scheme,of instruction, and the Tables of Numbere-aadapted for' Infants’ Schools in the United States by H. Wm. Edwards. Nos. 78 and 74, beipg commencement of 4tkjyear^of Ubrary UBelul Knowledge. Just received by ° T. M. DRISCOLL. sug24 07 . ' New Gooife. . T UST .recoivod per schooner Francis from O NcwiYork, a fresh supply of Fashion able Goods—Conaieting-of , Russia Djirper . Side Combs Bro Lined Dressing Combs Calico’s Gent’n.. Griiaa Lipon Russia Sheeting Glovea Printed Cravats Plain and figured Bolt Mixed Cotton pilose - Ribbon White; do « “ Girard Ribbon' Bi’k. Ital. Lustring Tnffiter Ribbons as’t; Bl’k. Sinchcw At Bars, colors nett Salts;: Green West Barrige Bandana At FlaggHdksGauve Scarfs Fancy Silk do Crapo At Emb’d Hkfs. Foulard dO do Gent. Silk } Hose Wort. Braidsos’d col'sWqtch Guards Hobit do do do Pearl Buttons Hemming Needles ' Morky Cotton Bleached Shirting (Hook At Eyes Bro , ' do Ladies Panisels Striped Homespun Gent’n Umbrofias Suspenders Fig’d Mandarines Cotton Cambric * Boys Leghorn Hats Fig’d. Swiss Muslin Ladies Bolivar do, Swiss Cellars Cliipp Hats Cambrick Hdkfa. -Jliv. Hats Wht Cotton Stockings Ladies H. S. Mitts. Brazilien Tucking sqd And many other articles for solo by A. BENNETT, ^ sept 7j f ^ (No. lYoung’f Buildings. • T'-Sult.-’-'- OAHA BUSHELS 'Liverpool Salt in fllrUv store, for salo in quantities to suit purchasers, by u , jury 13 - i, STONE At- CO. , slioU i ?.o and effects, without exact ing tor it any duty,, impost or contribution whatever until they mny be exported, unless they ho dcstir noil for consumption. »" ( ARTICLE XI. TKo citizens or,suhjcotOof each of the con tracting parties sliull have power to diBposo of, their personal goods- within" tho juris diction of llie other,iby sale, ijpgation, {csta-_ j frierit Or btti'drviriseTana uleir represeutatives being citizens or suhjects of the otherparty shall succeed to tho said personal goads, whotherby testomunt, or at, intestate, and they may take posBossion thereof; either by ' thcnisdlves, or others acting for them, anil- ! dispose ofllie. same at thoir will, paying Such dues only ns tho inbnbilartth of tho country wherein said goods nro,-shnll ba .subject to poy in like cases:, and if, in the* case,of real' estate, the Said heirs would'be proventej from entorihg into tlio possession of the i heritnnee, on necounf of thoir characlor of, lions, there sliull bo granted to them the bf throe'yeare, tq dispose of the some, as mny t.hirik proper, anji to withdraw the ( coeds without molestation, hbr- uny ot charges tliap those which are imposed hy laws of tho country. ARTICLE XII. Both the contracting parties promise and ' ahgago formally to give their special protec tion to the persons and property of the citi zens and subjects of each other, of all occu pations wire may be in their territories, sub ject tp tho jurisdiction Of the one or tho o- ther, transient or dwelling therein, leaving open and frea to them the tribunals of justice - for their judicial intercourse,-o£ the sumo terms which are usual unRcustomary, with the natives or citizens and subjects of tho country in whic|i they nmy bo ;. for which they may employ, in defence of thoir rights, such advocates, noljcitors,. notaries, agents . and factors, as they may judge j/roper in all their trials at law. , ' j ARTICLE.XItl. ' It is !!kowiso.agreod, that the most perfect and entire security of conscience Bhali be en joyed by the citizens or subjects of both tho contracting parties ip tho countries subject to tho jurisdiction of tho ono and tho . other, without their being liable lobe disturbed or molostqd on account of tiit-ir religious bolief so long as they respect the laws arid estab lished usages of the country. Moreover tlio bodies of the citizens and suhjects of brie of, the contracting parties who may die in tho territories ofthe other shall bo buried. in the usual burying grounds, or in other decent or suitable places, and 1 shall ho protected frqm violation ordisturhancc. . ARTICLE XIV. It shall be.lawful for the citizfens and suh jects oftho United States of America, and or tlui Umpire of Brazil, to sail with their ships with all manner of lihorty and security, no ' distinction being mads who are tho proprie- tors of the merchandize laden thereon,'from uny port to the places uf those who" now are, or who hereafter shall be, at enmity with ei ther bf the contracting parties. It shall like wise be lawful for tho citizens and aubjccts aforesaid, to sail with the sbips'and merchan dizes before mentioned, and to trade .with tho same liberty and security, from the places, . ports, and havens of those, who are enomies of either party, without any opposition, or .disturbance whatsoever, not only directly from theplaceB ofthe enemy before mention- - od, to ; neutral places, but also froqi dne place belonging to, an enqtny to nnother placo be longing to on enemy, whether they be under' the jirrisdistion of ono power, or uudor sever-' al. And it iB hereby stipulated, that, free; , than aro or shall be payable«n tha'Jlko arti- ships shall also give freodom to goods, And, cles, being the produce, or manufactures of that everything shall bo deemed to bo freo • _U.1I _ — — — _.1 _-.-_._4 „.L; — h nl.nll tin Pnnnil nn hnanl citizens or subjets do, or Shall enjoy, submit ting themselves, to tho laws,-decrees, and usages, there established, to which natiyc citizens nr subjects are subjected. But it is understood that this article does not include the coasting trade of either country, the reg ulation of which is resorted by the parties respectively, according to tlieir own separate laws.' , Article IV. They likowise agree that whatever kind of produce, manufactures, or merchandize, of, any foreign country, can be from time to lime, lawfully imported Into the . United States, in their own vosBols, may bo also imported in vessels of Brazil: and that ho higher or other duties upon ' tho tonnage of the vessels and her cargo, shall be. levied and collected, whether tho importation bo made in the ves sels of tho'onri country or the other. And in like manlier, that whatever kind of produce, 'manufactures, or merchandize of ariy. foreigii country, can bo, from time, to time, lawf ' 2 -A.J 4l._ nmn ;, A Antrteil in ilo othor duties upon tlio tonnage of the vessel and her cargo, shall be levied or collected, wliother the importation bo mode in vessole of tho ope coualiy, or of the other. And they agreo that whatever may be lawfully exported, or re-exported from the one coun try in its own vessels, to any foreign epuntry, may. in lik’e manner, bo oxported or re-export ed in tho vessele ef the other country. Arid tlio sumo bounties, "duties and drawbacks, shall be allowed and collected, whether such exportation, or re-exportatrorii be made in vessels oftho United States, of of the Empire ofBrazil; The"government oftho United States however considering the presept state oftho navigation ofBraz'L agrees that a ves. sel shall, he considered as Brazilian;when the propriet6r and captain are subjects of Brazil end the papers are in legal form." ArticleV. No higher or other duties shall bo imposed on tho Importation into tho United States, of any articles tho produce or manufactures of th«-Empire ofBrazil, and no higher or other duties shall be imposed on the importation into-the Empire of Bnlail;-of any articles the, produce or-manufacture of the United States,' fi .. i _ii i ...Li- iLaMilk ' any’other foreign country: nor shall any higher or other duties, or charges be imposed in either oftho two countries, on the expor tation of airy articles to the United States or to tho Empire of Brazil respectively, than auch ss are payablo on tho exportation ofthe and exempt, which shall bo found on board the ships bclopging to the citizens and sub jects of either of the contracting parties, al-

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1822-18??, September 09, 1830, Image 1