Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1822-18??, October 23, 1830, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text- v) : , *+- .:. tub DAILY GJSOIt GIAJV, , 18 I'UHLl.SIIKD IN TI1K mw us eavaaa&aii,' IJv G. & W. ROBEJITSOX, AT LIGHT DOLLARS *RR ANNtltf, • I’AV.VBLt IN AUVAMJB. C’OIINTRY GKORGIATV, IS jHiulUhei! to moot flih arrangonicnt-of. tlio nmils Three Times a'Wook (Monday, WVrtiifcsday and Fri day) ulthcofllcc oftho Daily Georgian. and contains all tlioiiUollijioiicc, Commercial,’ l’oliticuiund:Misnullu* ■Rwous, itieiiuluig-Advortisuinonts, published jn the Ditily .Jftunir. ' ' Tlio Country Paper is sent to nil parts ofthp Stnto and . Union, or delivered iiuhediy, utFiVE DOLLAUS per aiuiuin, pavaiile in udVuhco;- . . Advertisein«ntfl nro indent'd in both pnpefs'at 75 certh ■ per square ofl'4 lines, (or the first insertion, mid.37 1-J for every succeeding publication. - COniuiunicutiims by mail must bo POST PAID. Sales,of Land by ‘Administrators, Executors and Guardians' arc required, by biw-ti» bo bold on the first Tuesday in the month, between the hours of 10 ntui 3 o’clock, at the Court House hi the courtly in which the properly issilmito. . Notico of ibese sales must be given in a public gazette Sixty Days previous to the sule. • Notice tor leave to sell nonroew, must be published .for (burmouths, before nuy order ubsoluto shall bumadir' thereupon bv the Court. Siles of Negroes must bo nt public auction, on the first Tuesday iii'llio m »nth, between the usual hmirs.ol sale, at the iiUee.mf public sales in ‘tlio county where tin* leMVM.Testainuntiiry, of Administration or Guar-’ -.tliHtwiiiuju'ty itnrv 1 »•<>» j»r;» nl«busty iLtye notice thereof, in one oftho public gazettes ol this Spite mui at ibe ili'oroftho court-house, >vhoro such •salut? are to hu held. * Notico of the said ofPorsonal Property must be givet •in like utnmier Forty duvs before the sale. Notice to Dolt tors and Crydijora of un estate must he published for Forly.duys. . Notice’that implication will he made to the CoUrt ot. Ordinary for leave u> sell laud. must he publmlied Fciir Months. , ■ . • WARRANTED Garden Seeds. VOL. XII. ' SAVANNA 11, SATURDAY T USt received by thebrig LadyDumuoro from Liverpool, direct from the growers, h general assortment of Garden 'Scorle,-- war ranted fresh find genuine, and. growth proved since.their urrivul—-Early white Dutch, Yel low Etita Baga, large white Norfolk, Red Ring Norfolk, green topt Norfolk,, red topt Tttnkurd, large white flat nnd fine early. Stone Turni[>«—-I*argu Early York, L. Early Batter- ftfai; L. Sugar!ynfnnd L Drumhead Cabbages —Curled and yellow Savoy Cabbage—Hound and Prickly Spinnge, Long Scarlet ant] Tur nip-Radishes—Long Orange, Scarlet Horn arid Altringhum Carrots—Glicrvil--Brocoli— Cauliflower arid Lemon Thyme—with . all ’ other Garden Seeds, lettuces, &.e.—-doubje Dink do. Carnation, choice—do. Wallflower —Polyanthers—und sweet Mignionette Flow er Seeds—wholcsttle and retail No. 230, King si root, Charleston, Si C. Any. orders sent Ly Cn.pt.- Sisson, or by .Mail, with Cutjli or it good reference sltull ho. promptly attended to. JAMES .WU.SOX, . : Seedsman, migld ' • • 2U5—Ju ~ Cl i'Y' HOTKii The subscriber respectfully in forms his friends and the public '.that.the Hotel is fitted up in cout- , pleto order for their .-accommoda tion, and every attention will be given to all who will give cull. No cvpouse .lias boon snared lurirocuriii<r the best-Redding, • Servant^ &c7fe-* - s-,—, 0^- Tlio BAIl, shall always bo supplied with the best of Liquors. A sple ml id Stable and Carriage House iB attached to the Hotel, with careful Ostlers. - . SILAS HOLLIS. Savannah, 1830. (£7-Tlur Augusta Chronicle and Charles-' ton Courier, are requested to publish the •above twice, a week, for two inontlm. .' march 5 ‘ ' 4 BB" • TlijtMASll YERSoW^b- “ HAS just received per recent arri vals,’ in addition to his , former Block of DllUGS & MEDICINE, &C. &C. Sulph Quinine (Fr.) Super Garb Soda do Morphine do. Ergot . \ Diperine do*. Saffron (Span.) • Opium (Turkey).; do. (Am.) .blusk (gr.) . Mustard Seed (white) 01 Almonds , ~ . do Amber (rcct.) Castor“ (N. A.) Soda and Seid. Powd Acid Tartaric Sal.Aratus Flors Boir/oiri Castor Oil, superior do. do. common . New Ilfiygn Gj mitasnnn. T HE-winter term of f lits school commen ces on the second Wtuidesdny of Octo ber next.. • .* \ The Now Ilaveh Gymnasium, in the cxo.e.l. •lcnce of its buildings, in the hbalthfuluesa and pleasantness of its situation, and in’ conveni- tnico of qccess from every quarter, is inferior to no seminary .for hoys, iti tlfo Union. Tho ptipils, .who ufe. chiefly . between p and 14, live in one house, and one family, with the principals, and utt.cnd. church as directed, by thuir pare.nts. They nru received at any time, out never for less thuii’one year. Nine hours a day tiro devoted’to study. .They arc allowed to.cPntrnct tip debts,*anil to make no purchases for thoinselves. They nro pre pared for any standing in College, or for com-' mercial life ; and ard.regularly taught 'Spell ing', Reading,'' Writing, Elocution,, nild Eng. lisli Literature, Geography and History, Ma thematics, Natural Philosophy, ‘.ltd Astrono my, Greek mid J Alin, FrtniohV Spnuish, Ital ian, and German. The French and Spanish •jnptruetma are. JUi*>va5]y.eduiJ»t"'i-»»»*-»‘ v ' o *> hj* Francc'nnd Spain. • The commercial pupils who remain.two years iih; allowed, ifquidiii. od, to attend the Jectlircs on Ghemistry and Natural Philorophy,' hy.Profussors Silliman and'Olmstoad. > *+ terms; .' The charge for instruction, board, washing, room, foe) and lights,for boys under ton years, §200 per umitun ; and for boys ovor ten, .-$22(h.if tliey go.home in vaciltioli—if not, $25itddit.ionai, piivablo half yearly in ad vance. Each boy provides liis own bedding. Vacations—Frqm first w6dk in April,'and i from second week in Soptembci^’ Of foul* j weeks each. SERENOE. I)WIGHT,' HENRY E. DWIGHT. References.'—The Faculty of YaluCollegh, Hon. Ralph J, Ingersoll, A’no Haven ; Chan cellor Kent, William VV. Woolsoy, Esq. n- jnmin W. Rogers, Esq. Seth P. Staples, Esq. New~York ; Hon. 8.^ Van Rensselaer j'llon. S: M. Hopkins, Albany\ Robert Ralston, Esq. Horace Binney,E>-'q; Charles Clmtiticey, Esq. Philadelphia ; J. Meredith','.E*q. Balti more \ lion.. Wm. .^Virt, Virginia ; lion William GtVpf.on, North Carolina ; lion. Jno C. Calhoun, Hon. ThoumsS. Grimke, C/rnr- leoton.; Rev. Joseph Stiles, fiavannah.; A. j jh'hiy. hand.Tto bo-located, tlielines ol’tlioold Ilcuueu, Esq, O. \\, JMorgoft, Esq. iYwOr- surveys from their indistinctness might be leans sept 28 Pipe.... y Hydriodate Potuss Croton Oil : Iodine" ‘ Rluc'Mass (Eng.) . “Phosphate Sodo do Iron Cheltenham Salts Ucnry’w Mngnasia .. (geiiufne) IsinglusB (st nple) do' sheet Me/.eron BaUmm.Fir Sarsaparilla (SpnnO Black Drop PERFUMERY. , Otto of Roses ' . Honey tind Orange Bear’s Oil,. ' Flower Water Rose, Cologne^ nnd Exiracts of Roses Lavender Water Paktilles Fnmarites - '.In cut glass and -Floridii Water plain Bottlcfff-^'ith a general assortment ..of English,- French'and American SOAPS, upril 1 . . Fresh Drugs, Mod icinos, ft.c. THE subscribers have received per T Helcn Mar and otlier arrivals, a Fresh and extensive supply of Gen nine DRUGS und MEDICINES, PERFUMER Y,&c. such «.«?— Suph. Quinine, French, Iodiue Pepperine, PhosphQrus’ Cheltenham, Preston, and Epsom Salts •Tulap, Hippo, Rhubarb, Cream Tartar Cimtharidcs, Colombo, Calomel. Ttut Emct. Spanish Plot. Indigo Pearl Ashes, Croton Oil • Cologn, Lavender, aqd Honey Water-in u great vuriety—-Otto of Roses Wushing and Shaving Soaps of every des cription Fine Teeth", Dressing and Pockot Combs Cloth, Hair, Comb, Teeth &.Nail Brushes Ilaii Powder, with Boxes and Puffs A fiaXAssortment. of cut glass smelling ’ bottUs with silver tops Visiting>Conversation, and Playing Cards Lamp OiLGlasses and Wicks of all kinds Which, added Ip their former stock, is- not to be surpassed in collection or quality, by any establishment in tho Southern States. Mer chants, Physicians, I'Witers, and Families would do well to supply' themselves for the season, as they are offered at very low prices. ‘ LAY & HENDRICKSON, Druggists, 2 & 15 GM^n’s Buildings. innc8_ n. ■ JSl. East man, '• Successor to J. : Pfi{ficld & Go. • " H AS constantly, on hand an Extensive and. ofugant assortment of Wtitohea Jovyefry, Silver ’& Plaiod ware, Fancy Goods -&c. &c.- CONSISTING t.V l’A»T OP Ludies and Gentlemen’s Gold l’atont Lever and Loj)iifo.WatcliQS, extra Jovyols Silver Patent Lever, Lopiiio, Repeating, A- , ltirm and common Watches r Ladies and Gentlemen’s flino Gold Watch Chuins, Guards, Seals and Keys Pearl suits comprisihg Ncckhiop, Bmcelots, -Head omiiincntsj Earrings and Pin * Cameo,. Pearl, Gold and Jet Earrings, with • Pins to match Diamond, Poarl, Jot and Gold cliascd Finger Rings und Pins in great variety. , - Gold and Silver Spectacles,'.Qvii'/zing-. CUussbo . arid Patent l’eneils Gold Neck Chains, Crosses, Bracelets and Bruyokqt Clusps . -> Gold, Silver GHt’tnid Plnfed.Wingsi.Epau- • lott8, Laces and Cords , ' , fhlt. PfaUuLauvi.Steel Scabbard Swords-umt . . -Dirks ; • •• .. - Ilolster, Bolt and -Pocket Pistols, Flint arid . Percussion Locks Silver Cups, Ladles, Forks, Spoons and But ter. Knives ■ ' • ' . . 1 Plated Candlesticks, Branches, Cake Baskets, Cordial Stands and Castors, with Silver : inonntihgs.—dirst, quality plate . . ’ Astral,•Matitlo, Ilall-aud common Lamps. Patent and plain Flutes with extra keys, Fla geolets, Claripncts, Octaves, &c. Britannia ware, Knives, .lLizorsy-Scissors, Whips, Ctincs, &o. .&cl—with a great ' ..variety of Other articles art* olfevod.for sale on tho most reusonablo terms. .* P. S.—Clocks and Watches carefully re paired anti warranted, . ,fnly G, dCTOBEK 83, 1890. .faints, bilSv’Gla^f^b* Subscribers 1 : keep, constantly on hand a general assoHniont of Pumta & Pain- ters articles, Oils;'Brushes, Window Glass, ■&c, 4 &c, which tliiiy offbr.at wbolesfilo or re. tuil^onuccoirimodutiug.lonuB~ndnBiatiiig-in- a Land in Camden County, A LL persons claiming Land in Camden County, wlio have not had them re-sur veyed within tlio last 15 or 20 years nro ad vised to.hnve it douo jm mod lately, for from the effocts of fire, t.lic gradual decay of tiniv her,.nud ot’lier causes, the lines ot many of the old surveys huyu become very indistinct, "and in some cases entirely obliterated; and as there are at this time, many land warrants 221—Ow The Georgia Journal- S published, twice a week during the ses sion ofti»e LegisJjittjro, and weekly for the remainder of the year, at the corner of Wayne. | and Hancock slrects, at Three Dollars pen annum, in advance, or Four Dollars at tin* end of the year. k . Tn b G non a t a. Jo t: ax a i, hbl ievqs, (b;lt ^tpoti this country,'•niore than tiny other, has, ill the Providence* of God,’ been criVt 1 -he special guar dianship of the’ groat principle of the adhpr- etice to written constitutions f’—aiid henuC it. advocates,— ' ^ ‘‘The Union of the .SfatesJ-^uUl the Sovo- nngHty.Trrojftf3fum*-.7—~r—- “ A wiso and frugal Government, which shnll restrnm men from indiiringonemfoUierj shall leave them otlior\Vise ’ free to reguliito thoir own pursuits of jhjuatry.nnd iiniirove*; merit,, and shall not pike from the mouth of, labor the bread it has earned ;’’ “ ‘Liberty of the Tongue—liberty of the Press—liberty of tho' Conscience—liberty ot the Ilatid : ; 1 4 .Freedom of Industry, as sacred as freO- dorri o« u neech orof the ]>rcs8 4 .‘ Ecunorriy in the public expense,That la bor may be lightly l urtliened ' “ The support of the State Governments in all’their .rights as tljn most competent admin istrations for our domestic concerns';” “ The preservnt ion of the General, Govern ment in it# whole’ constitutional vigor, us the sheet anchor of our peace at home and -safety abroad;”-'- V ’ . • " ' 44 Peace,-^commerce, and honest friendship with all nations ; ”. •‘Taxes, as many as are necessary, and no more ; as long ns nccest-nry arid no longer;” 44 Equality of.rights .and duties, ufbeueflis and burthens, us' 1 ho basis oflhc Union;" und, lastly, - ; ’ ’ ' • - . ’ 44 A rapid and total extinguishment of the' public debt, tjs necessary to tho haririony as to the. prosperity of the American family,’” THE JOURN AL* is the only paper in the State in which tlio Debated of the General Assembly are regularly published.. Its extensive circulutiori gives to advertise merits'jnscrttKl'in it, corresponding advanta ges. ; * *+* Npw Types have been orderedand by the 1st of November next, it will be presen ted'to the public in anew and beautiful dress. Gentlemen who'desire.the doctrines hove staled, to he extensively disseminated, will aid the good work by’procuring subscri bers for t he paper—Let every man .into whoso hands tins sheet shall come, procure but one or two responsible subscribers, and lie will confer an’obligation,[not •» ;lv onthe Editors, but on all others who now take this paper, on account.of its political doel rimes. . ; Mi If caw Me, Sept. 10, 1680. ocl‘9 , 229 crossed, inadvertently, tyid persons' takiqg possession and holding seven years might gi ve the older grunteeM some trouble. \\ WM. ASIILEY, Jr. s.c. v, jurie-0 ' - / 00— ■Jb-u, , i TnoiSUsCfeSW Ta^n \ M-.a -rfit t and Surgical > JoirN W-Ao. atomy y kdu, At, D., •r of A natnmij—-Unrs Wictsfrin, xr n oLend Flake Whito ' Fine t&.Coin, Whiting White and red Chalk White Vitriol Sugar Load Chromo Yellow Kiiigs & Patent do Veliow Ochre Stone do Rose Pink Dutch Pink Chitieno X’emiillion English da Drop lake Red Lead Spanish Brown dry- do do in oil Lithargo Prussian BIuo Powder do Blue Vorditor do. & Brown Smalts Flotnnt Indigo Fig Blue Verdigris, dry, do. ground in oil Mineral Green Vegetable do Brunswick do Chrome do Green Vcrdiicr Gum Copal do. Sltelluek do. Arabic do Trngticnnth do Asphalt urn ..do Isinglass Tolishing Powder AVindaw, Picture, Portrait and Coach Glass of all Sikes. An assortment of Glass, Brass suspending, * Entry Signal and Japan’d Lamps. Lamp Glasses I Candlesticks Lump wick, assorted | Qil Cisterns jAinp Fillers I Oil Cans : ALSO, A general nssortmorit of Paper. Hangings, Borders and tire board prints. Paints of every description prepared for use and directions given tor u*eirtg if required. HAZARD &DENHLOW. Whituker-st., 2d door, from the Bay. oc.t 5 V* ■ r.e Terra-do Sienriii ■Turkey Umber Ivory Black •Limp Black Black Lead Black’Paint' Linseed Oil Sperm do. Com. Limp do Wlndo -do Sperm Caridlos Copal Varnish Japiin do Harness do Rosin do ttpw^Turperititio Gold Sires* L Gold und Silver I/Oti do do Bronze Dutch Metal Pullet Knives Camels Ilair Pencils do do Brushes Graining Tools - * • Sash Tools . Paint Brushes White wash do Scrubbing, do Marking do Dust & Shoe do Clothes do Hair do Tooth do Sand paper Pumice Stono Rotten Stono Emery Glue, Rosin Putty MVdif.'iii Collojro of-tSo. Curolinu. rglUE Lectures of this Institution will bo ,.fiL rt'ki.iiri'-d the second Iilotiday in Nu- vemhep, arid continue'until March. ‘Anatjninj—-,|qux -E v iIiy.imooKi M. D. Surgery—Jam no Ramsay, M. D. jaslUutl’s and -IS. Ubxry Dick son, Practice.of Medicine \ - M. i), Materia Mcdicu—Ulniiy It. Fnosr. .M idm if " ' * , • and the d, H ; fnltrn and ClhC.UiLa.tey iiWt f*ft.rr.n -Viltwtl Ml| UaV^N NBI., M Pathological Anatomy Demonstrator of*' M»-D. HENRY R. FROST, Dean.. - ting 28 * . , 211’-^ For Sale, of Lrase.' . A -VALUABLE tide Swamp Plantation' containing 250 acres situated pu Savan- ittv.it Hivor, in South-Caroluiu. About 100 itefes, are nn.b.r embankments arid cultiva tion—-for terms apply to \VILLIAM DUNHAM. (L!y The Charleston Courier will please publish this otice a week for B inoiiths „apd send in their bill for payment. joly.24. • ■ . 0n-ATn ,V\ d\ily uAi'icn,: : ftOUNfliV PAVRU : intniT p.oTiiiAus, : . FIVET-DOr.T.AltS. •' Atlvt’rtwwjiftins ttppour hi both pupara. Tea Dollars Howard. T WILL* pay the above Reward to any per son who Will apprehend my'negro follow JACK, til id. deliver him mine, or lodge him in any safe jail. Jackin u limit 25 years, of ago, it li’ef, 5 orO inches high, of durk.yellow complexion', ami rather under the ordinary size of men, speaks with considerable assur ance, with a hoarse voice, lie carried oil* with him a pair of new pantaloons urid round about jacket of blue striped homespun, a pair of Oy.itaburgs pantaloons,, und new palmetto hat, atid n pair of old shoos. All persons are forewarned against iiarho’ring or protecting him in tiny way, as I will rigorously enforce the law ugainstthem. DAVID BROWN. Boggv Swamp, Camden Co. Sept. 27,1830. Del 7 * ; ; 227—lm. ViilMcs Sc Leo, H AVE received per tlio Pallas from'Now York, the following'articles, which nu v ottered tin accouimodating terms, at whole sale grid retail, t ■' Hystfn, Souchon" and Cjirinistuf Tea. London and Bordeaux Brandy . - Old St.’Croix Rutp -1 . - Btipeiior HolUlnd.Giti , Ijttif bL.'s French Shurry M'ipa 10 .cusks.superior Brown Stout, in quart ritl’d pint. bottles • ‘ -frRTpidrd, ^lUncti ann-TOOtinriinistira A lmotids, Loaf and Lump Sugar . Dotibio litriined «Jb Bo.ies Starch ’ 23 boxes Negro Pijn^s London Pickles • TOO casks Taldo Suit. 10 half qr. casks Malaga \V*ine 10 wliolo : do do . ON IIAJ{D 50 good Hums J000 lbs Flitch JJaeon N. E; Kim) Fresh Flour, wholo and half bids. 50 bbls No. 3 Mackerel 50 burrels Tur 75 burifipls AVliitc Pi»na I/taf Tibitcco, Hugjiv and Collbo While' VVinu .Vinegar, &c. <fec. 1(100 btisiiels Boauli Island Corn 12(H) do North Carolina do k 1300 do Baltimore .White do V A fuw bundles Hay X . Liverpool arid TurJm.tfilnnd .Lamp uud .TnirifT)tl Mj/lasscs, half und whole boxes Soup 11 orders will be thankfully received nnd executed saiisfuctorilv, and v/ith dispatch. Vt 2 - IN' eg roos for Sale,. O N the first-Tuesday in December next will be sold before the Court Houso in tin* City of Savannah, Thirty Six Negroes, if not previously disposed of ut private sale. For terms apply to . J. P. SCREVEN, or T. M.F. BRYAN. net 7 - . ' 1 ; ' 228-—f . Bayard &, Hunter, Offer for sule, r , n t i y-, i XA BAGS Coflh Rio uifd.Dumiiigo Lumber r uctora^e and Coni-1 Ou 25 ‘ * " llice. A FKW wlmlc nml half caal;s vn,y fine .A. Rico Tor enli! ty . _ soptil ' J. ! mission IJusiness, ; 1 KAVAN’NAIt, Ono. 1 T IIE undersigned respectfully informs hi« friends ami acquaintances generally in the country, that he has taken the Wharf and a Store at the upper end of the city, known as tlm property of Mr. Jos. Stilus, adjoining the wharf occupied by Mr. Charles J. Brown us n Lumber Yard, .where lie designs carrying I on the above line of business,, and is now run-1 dy for the rcceptirin of every description of Lumber us well as produce. His attention' will be devoted to the above line of business exclusively, arid from tho manner in which his business will be conducted, be hopes to secure to himself a portion of public patron- ugo. ‘ From the means affordt.’d to him he will be enabled to make . liberal advunces to all those who may.feel disposed to entrust him \yith the mpnogcnient of their business, lie: refers to Messrs. Win. & II. Rose, ut Ecott & Balfour’s Stores, under the Illulf, wlio,-cun give every satisfactory information and ut tho- same .time .will receive such orders as may, be.'- wanted iu the above lino. . JAMES B. LEWIE; barrels Sugar 300 'do sup. Flour 25 \ do do : . . .. . . 1400 Kush..Beach Island L'orn 75 eoils best Hemp Bale Hope 105 pieces Flax nnd Jlemp Buggjug ,9 jilids Baft, Whiskey 5 "bbls 8th proof do , , <7 do Old Peacli Brnndy 35 do Lriaf.Hugar 211 kegs Nails risst’d 100.& 00 wt each 40 L casks Frmich Mudeira Wine 11,000 wtbest BttlL cured Jlitcbea .if) chaldrons. Virginia "Coal Powder and Shot aesorted. • oct 2. . ’ • At tliocclobrUtion df.ihu AhVivorsary or tho' Ma>an- chttPoiiB Charitable Moehutlifc AnBticiaiion,at Ho8ion,oa tbo 7tlnii8tatit—tho,li)llo}vinmon}» wm Wrutoti; (br tlio occusioitj urn) sutt|; by Mr. UsMtv J..Finn . THE WORKING MEN. • Horn comes aunthnr Hut tho voraoit ftffi tint hunt; Thuu«»h I’ll pnmiiau nut to tux my founds with tens tluin tun Aiul I'm rortnin cuchM*rhania. Will not Ui* in u When I tell him that tny sottjj is nlumtthoWorUingtnun. Fir<<t, Miiuhurtics. otto ntui till, Think ut'him who bm't this Mull, Which thu vuicuuf'suvuiity-ttix 1 hits* tiludu resmtud ugatti Wlm, uru Ldioriy hud smil'd, , IMatlo this Crudfo fur tho child, .. class hititas a utastor tho Working inert. With yuwugo »u,i .C'jtnmuftinti Hot iu rally roaiMl. thu. Uuiuu.x_ As chjckntis suuli tho |)it»ioi\, y f Uicir.pnfoiuhcnT. ' To lirisilk wo slmuld tnj sh-otiod ThohiuiJ ourfiphurs tVaimi!),” * Wbun tho , VccMrnli«wi* ixfiuud (ruin such Work it)« men. Whi-n Gcormt brought in' a bill For cltiiiiiR mv Hmikor Hill, Then lli^tun cross’d it out wiihnf Hlmrp-'.tudcl pen, AndHoon tho j>»b wifs dfliio', Hy Fiiyutte mid Wusitlfijjloii, For no work-shop evor piir.iltulud, such Working Met) Iltlt tlu* ICing it is well kiiowu, - , Who- fills tlic-OritiKh tlirou’o, . '• Was oitco u jolly ^iitlur','with Trtm, Jack and Bon, At hiHskhl wu cuti’t be ucollin’ ^ For |iosuited wliti oUr (jidlitii And Willi hu whs triiu blue, itiuoiij* tltn Working Alcn. When tin: French-tri-mdorM Mmlu tho table cloth u rti|{ ; A chance ttivro.waa oTCItiirJay’a.cliir 'hen, • ** TI|oUtiH'Khij( ifhqdo al'nmriiie, Wu.will fi|{litJor t'rL-odoiii’ri froijrht, '' • And thcOlmrtcr or’thu Church-viird,' criud tho Workinu Men, ■ / An uxciCM*tirn then j»ri>w fjrout, yVr tho Church noon rul’d ihfc. ’£• nfc | Prcsorvt) our bmly |>oltlic irufn Buctl it well j If biu'itiy invents Jsucfi s«i>utaiii() jrnpUtttciif.i, VYu’llvoi bc ni>ulotin too!*, auld thu Wurkitijj 5Ion. And us to Don Miami; . • Thuy’ll Hoongivu iiim liiii gnu-I, And victims >inl< no i.noro within u tksiwi’s den ; Hj.iiijsi.Fdr'Ilti-itid they’ll rise-, • • • - And nil his &jWU*liJlit ,p That have raised so pinny-blisters on tho W.orUiuy mgii. At honic, wfl’jKthqi.a claw On lint Jack o'Jilfilerli hlW,- - ~ Tlint lends tlio huiicsf dobtip’ u> u stugmiiit. fun, If.l’of nunihor one wo Mrivi*.* . , Tluin K'ooil.byu (» numUi rAc. . i Wo’ll no bo so T('.u;irdnlf say ilm \YorU*ny Mon. T»un vyc’vc viginuu coiiiiuit oos . Who |7urumtmliiio our cilius, And wlio oVOriook a poucook, yot will sliuot a.wrcii, And ail Utoif uim.unu end, I a'j mil to roconniiond All work und tufjday iu lhu Working Man. - I’m suro that heru is no man,' TlmrloVi-snot.lo.voly woiuuii, - -Whcilii r dwelling in a oily or tt biouiitaingloii, ’• Tip ru’sno olio cun Jtirjiut her, }ji, J i)»j,ik vvo cdidl do l.oit r; Then io lo.ibi till* Wjyos und swecihunru, of dm Wor- Jtipu-'lVIt n. - • .., N.»w-u» tliw,A<*«j«:Vtion,. . Matin a ycnciousHliiitlotf, . - , And tiiav ulirsocial clunjnirt bu cuumntm), Mrltott 'Tbo wii{<i:s of ibt-pood, - ,. Shnll h« paid )bo hrtwhurhodii; . And lilb’a labour alull hu over vvitli tbo Working^ICii g anfc&T ;r ABer thc Giilulrftlidfijliy ■fqtSy- ed Ufa.curiosity ip all particularsTomtlriflf td hiH.pnzo, Icrolnng ntths Am^rit’an skipprr With much gravity; and their assuming aierid. 1 comm .eountennricc, whiuh can only be tfuyod in '.the imag'mati6ri, ho said, ; 4 ’daptiiin f . I have tpd- plcpsure of jrtforming you ; that .your sfop ls a prize,to his Britannic Majesty'» trigatq .——c^rimandotl by.yriiir hufoblo servant. ATais fortune lu>giierrei Captain l db not Buflur yotir liohle-spirit to be pasttiown ha! ha ! Tin !” Egad ! tliorc was np bcobw ston for th6 hipt, fur Jonathan's spirits word not ditBhod a jot. H« coutiriuod liiB jenular' loquncity jiist thivsamo as it ? ,biBelrip had nol been captured ! Strange follow this (thought llit’cnpmin to. hiniBelf.) By G—d, he is a per- feet riliilosoplier.! 44 You will eooyey. •your people,Sir, immediately on board tlris fngate, Gut Nails and Brads. fbfll KEGS assorted sizes X vH Landing and for-sale hy . HALL, SIIAPTER &* TUPPER. oct ;5 # Loaf Sugar., • bmisufsipir ■ O 3 do & 3 boxes Lump do. ^Jrist reijoived mid for brile by > S. HULBIUCK. ' cct& .* Norton Si, Fuller FFKR ut wholesale the following Goods 10 bales London Dufllo Blankets 2 do . Twilled do , I) 2 do Pomt do , do Peal Welch Plains do Doinvstic do do Uublonohot^ Sheetings rind Shirtings • 15 cases,Blenched - do do 1U9 pieces Calicoes and'French’ Printed Catnbricks do Merino Circhssinna for Ladies: and Childrens wear do , Red Flannels do White do do^ Beaverteep dnT White..Ca;iton Flannel do Sattinets do Plain and-Striped Homespun do Scarlet Drab and Greon Floor Cloth. • > 50 do Black Cambric . 50 do Diapers of various discriplions 220 dozen Ludies Cotton Hose 20- do Liinibs Wool | do 29' do Ludies Gloves 20 do Artificial FluwCW. 1000. Stnnll Shawls * j 10 boxes Ribbons | 2 do Belt Ribbons I 500 dozen Spool Cotton - 200.lbs. Ball - . . do • - 1 case English Navurino Hats' 10 do Straw do 1 do Leghorn do The above comprises a part of their as- sortimmt the grcaUT-part of which has bpen received within a few days and will bo (Sfid on liberal terms. «cpt 2fi 10 10 20 20 50 JO* 50 5 190 100 3. Tobacco, Gin, Flour, &C. , KEGS "Eiulors’No. 1" Tobacco 7 UU iio bills.Northern Gin 20 bbls Cnnnl Flour 10 <!o oVo'esar'n" Ale 13‘ Firkins Supcribr Goshen Butter 2 Pipes Hour Gloss Gin. From the Montreal Gazette. , OuKtiNah Naval'SeuAt'8.-T-/Cuaie Centre Ruse.’-In tlio HUirimerof 1813, a spanking double bunked British frigate was cruising by. twoun the Azores and the Banks of New foundland. The'Amurieans at {his time Imd picked up several of our cruisers, which caus ed a most vigilant and wary look out to bo constantly kept. Oifu morning u» tho sun was gradually dispelling the misty draperies which ttoutcibun the horizon, the man ut tho mast head sung out •• a’ strange sail '.on tlio wunthor bow.”- “ What does she look like r •'A square-rigged vessel, Sir, und looms’ htrge.’* 44 All hands make sail.” .In a few minutes every stitch of cunVass was spread, und the noble ship was bowling through, it in gttllunt wtylo; whilo U*h jolly. Jacks wore eve ry jiintuiit jocosely, .shiiripg. out' the • sjiruy which flew m liquid geftft ovor the i’Uracuutla. An blliccr now took a telescope avid went ulofl. ’“Well, what do you nmko of her now 1” “A largo ship, Sir, ami certainly American built.” “ Boat to quarters.”— “Hcnd a •quarter-muster- to the hehu.”— « Oust loose the boarding-pikes, und see ull ready for boarding !” As the sail approached within gun shot, she was discovered to be u very largo and bountiful merchant ship.'— “ Fire u shot across the bows, and'take cure, Hir, yeni don’t strike her.” “fcfigmil ftiuu, ‘hoist Amtricaii colors !’* This was no soon r or done, tlian v the st ranger backed his main top.sail, and -hoisted a large ensign, exhibit ing the welchmo.Kturs-aiid stripes!”—- tl Lucky muriiirig this, faith! . She is deeply laden, arid no doubt has a valuable cargo.” The skipper oftho American outlie instant low- ored his boat down, and came on board the t’ri"ate to pav his respdets to his superior olli- cer und supposed countryman ; he wus a tall uDiitiomiuily looking man, and fashionably dressed. Indeed, from the ajqiearance ut Jus costume, one would have supposed ho hud been a lounger in Bond street, or the Boule vards of Raris. Having made hjs bow, and cast nil inquisitive oye over the ship: 44 For sHrtin (said he) this must he our Coitetiluliour’ ‘•To bo sure it is!” Was the answer. You seem to he welUcquainted with our vessels of war!” r ' Captain—Have you eucn any of our cruis- Icrs!' ’ ■ L* Jonathan.—No Sir, uonp . . Captuin.—Ha!~lluvo von any particular newsi Jonathan.—Tho true blooded Yankee we heard had-carried a vuluublo British prize into IIavrc.de Grace. Captttin.^-Ha! Ha!—I suppose you have a rich cargo! ' ; .„ , Jonutlian.—?Yes,Eir, French silkB. and other yuluablc commodities. Captain.-^Httl ha! ha! The Captain having no doubt that the A-; merican was a bona fido prize, arid being anx ious to learn all particulars respecting ibo car r go, said, “Walk into the cabin, and take a. glass ofwinb.” During the conference fcVery eye in the ship Was fixed on the fine vessel wliich. lay .alongside, with her suils aback, and colors flying. 44 A noblo prizo this !”— vivacity !. Jonathan, who didjnt milch ariprovt) ofdlalifax liurbor,.now leisurely pullea a pa per frorii bis pocket and.8ttid, 44 1 cucss, Sir, I cun save ; yqu from Tutting yourself to dll that extraordtnriry trouble.” “llow !!’- said the Captain, **I clout understand you.*! , “If yog will take, tho trouble of inspecting that paper; you will find that my sfiip Is laden entirely with British merchandise ; and that is tt Letter of License, signed by the Earl of Li verpool ! I really (continued,h6)’\va8.«/ratX your ship wus one of our cruisers, which DanP anxious if possible to. avoid.” So saying, bo took liis hat, and making, two or throe rapid strides across Uip iiimrterdaek,_Bi4d.JidLfiUri- pnwo, Sir,-I may sail!” “Makesinii^ccnocd tho Captain, Who was bursting'iiia.sidt’8. with laughter nt the reciprocal hoax which had been played. “Make sail to be srire:you may,, arid I wish you may have'a very pleasant voy age”' - / ' GnNDAHMimiJLr^TJie estnblisjimont of tbo Ouetf iL conumny whose duty it was to guard tho city by* night, is traced to’the time of ttwr Romans. This institution Was, from.its ob vious utility, continued By the.’ Gauls, adopt,, eri by the Iviiigs of the Franks, aqd maintain ed under all,tho \Vartj' and disturlmiicos oftho feudal tiincs. Froin the eurliost period tho Guet appbarfl to have consisted partly of 'cit- * izciiH, t\ifnisLccl by tlio Vrcyot frdm the co'irr- panies of inorchunte and artisans, and partly of inpn appointed.by the Kitig, to the num ber of furly sik—twenty being niountcd t tw'enty'Bix on foot. In 1559, the Guet Roy al o, or company of guards appointed by tfe King, was limited by oi|iet to 219. men, &. Vha Guet Aprils, consisting of armed citizens, &sb called because they merely acted aaaentuiels, but did hot-go the rounds, Waa plioliahcd. Du- ring tlio troublesome year of 15(31, htnvovcr, tlie Guut'Royalo Bliarud the liko.fate and the guard • of l'uns, was exclusively entrusted to tho citizontt.r Iii 1593, tlio Guet Royalo. wus pguin‘ established, arid the company of citizens was again, disbanded.' From this period to the first yoar of. the rcvq elution, the constitution ot the Guet Royal- remained unaltered, except jiKMunber; it was increased ip proportion to,tl»e wants of thu capital. In the first year of the*'republic it was dissolved. Tlie origin, both of liiaGen- durnmrju and.of the‘-National Guard, inay bo thus early t raced to tlie'Giiut. As soon as a firm mid regular.govorrimo/it had succeeded to tho ’ disordors of the revolution, the' Gondnrmcrio. wusre-ostublislied. Napoleuitpaidesjjecial at tention to tbo fo rupitfoiioftlus.body •: tmrmen were selected clridlly triun. thoYfct’eruiis of his armyj-Uioy were well nuid, (Stailmirably oquip- ' ’(lboditHeulttoflhdinany JUtiKUikO toy WercTiQV pod.- lndeedpt would ohujUri^-JhicfMxnJ^rilLtli^ darmcrio a Choval. , buy Were 1 hQwevor, al ways held in-bad odoiir by tlie people. Therj> can' bo littlo doubt that' they numbored many spies iri tlieir rarikh, 1 tvpricliflly,'sin«o the renrw tpration of tliu - 'Bdurbon^^'Tliis naturally draw down oil them "far inofollililT ^w ordi nary hatred; which "attached Itself to the polica ju (til countries.Tluty; howevpr, for tho most part, performed; their duty, with exem plary moderation ; onco boiorv, iri Aho ia^tft reign, they wore brought^into Vonfiict with the people ;; on this occasion, it:! said, tliey took anopj)6rtunity gf avcngiiig^hetnsplycs, for u. long arrear of iiisultj' by iho.rfipkresa' cf- fusiim of blood ; it was riftho *4aat- days of Villclo’a ministry r}. ifc prccipitatcd his fall :— The people full out raged 'byjh'o Vflsolution of the .Chamber of Dojiuties, arid the addition of suventy-Bix l’eers to t)io - Uppor.Houao. On the night that the ordonnapec to this efibet; was published, thoy burned •Yillele in efHgj’, and entrenching thcinselveB ,in - the shells af some Iiouso4 then building, at.the end ofthiv Rue Sl..Dcijis, they uttackod tho Gendar merie withstonce; *.Tlfo Oniularmorie-charg* od arid fii'dd bn ifipni, hHlthg ina/iy and woun ded, mqrc. This'conliiutJja^j,iu t . a hor/iti tho name pf the Massacre of the Rue St. Dennis. The body cerisisted of -si^cumpauics of foo$ and liorse. ;. An Indian CiiiKv.—Ti'u’kubatoliee Mic- co, King"’ of the T.uokbatchoo,; (0116 of tho towns iii-tho Creek-Nation, pdid usayisitthfi other day...■ . f •'-' • • /, .’ Micco although ho did not pfosent himself’ uinoMguH withaiiv of theiiupoKing.attriButoti' of Royalty, or .Hatigue us-vyitti, tlieduH arid insipid details of.xRira. arid drawing roomsi was riot to us, til Iqasl# on thatai-count, alcs$ interesting pcrsonUgc. >, ■•/,,. v In Micco's persuuul deportment thero ia more. of, natural courtesy and dighity than, in many pf'the “Magnates of our land,” who have displayed themselves before us ya po litical figurantes. Ho would be a good ca?- vtyplar to mnny’of theiri, so fur at least as., regards an unassuming propriety of cotf- ,duct. ' • •• ” , •; . Alicco, is fifih in the lines of descent from Tuskinec—his personal appoarunce itf nbt immediately attractivo, but pro we in interest the closer you observe it. Ho may be view ed as a fair representative of the.uncorrujite^ aboriginally character of our coyntry. Tlios^ who arc acquainted with the Creole tongue* and who are capable of judging, tfay thatlii* talks, whilst seated round ,the Council Fires* are full of those senteotious ' pojriods, and that quick and palpitating eloquence,. which so strongly mark the geniqs of La Fayottg and give to him a distinctive character. /'He returned yesterdayAo the bosopi Of histrihe, all of whom look up to him with, respect arn^ affection. Micco is wliat Logan \vui, tlip friend of tlio white rn'an, / ' . , IlnnoibM.—The following is^a striking an- ecdote. Tiie fact occurred'on board hlh Alajesty’s slnpp Vilot, Crept. }, T Nicholas,, whenitcontest.withLaLogvro:- 44 An ipqtance of. Heroism,occurred* during that action, which tins soldofo been' surpasa- ‘ed, arid which is scarcely rlvnllpd By Greek or Roinan valor. : The Filot having her umiiitopsail yard shot hway,,jhe people vver«> . iiployed aloft to uend : up iinothor, and weti the act of receiving ja hawser^for Ihcputppto'c ctpi wurvingpfjiiWsaxforilwjffipMy “Lots ofjjcw ter’Jack.”—Hunk *, for Halifax vyjieft n A-ojcewar hpard froth tU©.Ca^,taJn*« and a . gfcss of totawuin,? greg Jor tw& cabih, (Ip whichtis is V.au^l .Jn.&igs, jtbxr.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1822-18??, October 23, 1830, Image 1