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' Edifor recommends Colton Sada,
A fle ^? » ^ ill: .at iu'iffcr ttoui two o< Ca,n~
* ,! f *Yh,t he h» «llcd o_n bo«r^ Porftpueac
■
v^!,f!,', l , SCl Sicilian, and Greek vessels with
•8ii^]* l J' a ^‘* d ge ^wiiy »H their small running
‘^f'llfenrw^lately’passed tlirough Baltimore
M wav to Washington, informed the Editor:
ff K* there some-very fine aimp.es of cot-
that he “ We flI)oU i d no t be surprised if tins
ton -‘i» were to be extensively substituted for the
RrtlC l,.ncloth. Cotton Ulanlcets, too, which are
li bemP 1 " n in Europe, France particularly, will
p,“ a-. »• feLt
,,<-nrdwB 'o an ar,ic,e 5n 11 Richmond paper,
A n f the candidates for the House of Delegates
r e w4iacent county, was very shamefully treat-
ta the late Election in Virginia. Thtft Mr. D
ed Vmtb. was in favor of Mr Ola* ns a candidate
a. "fhr Presidency i and, Say a the article, “It was
fcr fo..lfdwl»«dby the Opponents of Mr. D.to
P^ Awho Uvcd in Insulated parts of the
md V iro and whotyere not in the habit of reading
C °Spers. that, tft* Tariff Bill, supported by
ne *;!j„' who was supP 1 ' 1 oy Mr. 1). was a hill
?„HhO purpose of pr<Lutng
tJVF.TlPOOT,, 'April 24—There has been a'
'.risk ‘ msnd in our cotton m. iket through the
whole week - ‘f lic trade as well as speculators
have purchased freely. The totter hove taken
alnmt 4000 bags Bowed. The prices of Bowed
have advanced 4 8 in J lperlb.; but we make no
illerut on in other descriptions. .The sales amount
to 17250 bugs, consia'ing of 11173 flowed af8d a
gfll.1081 Orleans at I a ltt i, 1244 Alabama at
74 ’* afc'3 'i 702 Sea Islands, 12.1 a 12jdj and 266
Stained at £1 a 12d.
Carolina Rice continues dull of sale, the bush
ness tjone this w eek being confiued to small par
ct-ls sold to the grocers at 16 a 17s fur middling
to good, andi l?s 6.1 for very good.
“HAVRE, Jtpril' 15— Onr cotton market has
experienced no aiteratioivjyhntever, since the be
ginning of this month) no doubt a fall will take
place on the arrivals expected daily from New-
Orleans and Charleston Georgia, Carolina, Ain
btma and Mobile may be gut ted from 26 to 28
sous, according to quality; N Orleans, 30 a .34; 8.
Islands, 40 a 60; rice, 30 a3l4P. dull.
“AMSTERDAM, May 1—Our stock of new
Rice continues small; middling quality is now sel
ling at 38 shillings.
L nt.mnae or prcvennnjf ,w uw.M,njf w, I lie stock of cotton is small; fair new uplands
* 01 / //e rinsing of tobacco !" Oultnary calumnies would sell readily at 20 a 20J grots. We are veiy
must barn to bear, wlien they become can- lesirous to receive some more supplies.”
dldMesforpublicfiivori b^tiuch, treatment«this | ^ _ANTWBR1’, May 4,1824.
SFLUYG OFF.
R. % MILLING,
I NTENDING to leave the city for a short time,
will sell his Stuck of
Boots an<\ Shoes,
at coit, until the first of August next.
Ox Hanh,
1 case sup. Baltimore Boots, Shan’t make,
1 do do Philadelphia do Cole’s do
ESTMlZSiliZb iti&
as. ,*i$v
PACKETS.
really P** 1 endurance.
p'ainofih-ti-
Twelve Passengers^ .men, ^ omen and chil. 0 , anfd , IM bcen drivo(l up u h jg has 2 o311 gts,
dfen) from Berne, * " l *L e I which was paid fot a small lot ofgood qslity; one
- ' y, in the‘br.g Sublime, from Havre - o( , more of fltJr wuu)d * HdiIy ‘ C()mt Ud
Bince the 22d of February we have not had any
direct supplies of Cotton from the United States,
and our stock of old is exhausted The price of
204 groats. For good Louisiunu has
Their destination to Vevay, in the State of India STASES
w hers others of their countrymen are now /” '"Vip,
focutid, engaged in their j>rim,live occupation ’ WeVave about 2000 tierces of new Rice on
the cultivation oi the vine, h. u I hand; 200 ca ks prime fetched a fortnight ago 131,
- . ... r but in const qu-nce ofthe late considerable arvi-
Such is the spirit o. competition between v# | g E igim.d, the demand has given way; we
the steam boats which ply between N. Y | are however hi hopes of obtaining tllf. a 12, for
end New Brunswick, that the fare is now cargo of fair quality
only 12$ cents for the tiip, being at the'
n te of about 1 3 of a cent per mile.
POUT OF SAVANNAH.
Anai van.
Stoop Union, Salowich, from Sunbury.with S
A Mermaid.--Mr D S. Dodge, of New
Yrrk, passenger in the brig Otter, arrived
nt Boston from Manilla, has in his posses I
*inn a Mermaid brought from the coast of I Cotton, to Bulloch h. Dutiwo-tiy, G. Anderson
Japan. Persons who have seen this new 1 8on and J - Cumming & Son.
comer, says that its appearance corresponds
with the description given of this fish and
flesh in fabulous history.
do
do do New York. Dan Taylor’s
do Gentlemen's fine Slioelt.cs
<lu single tie Shoes
do Ladies Satin Slips
do do Morocco, do Springs and Heels,
do stout pegged Bootees and Shoes, suita
ble for fanners.
Together with a complete assortment of Chil
drens and Servants Shoes—/vr cash only
N. B. All persons imleo .ed to the subscriber
will please to call and settle their accounts
R. L. MILLING.
June 8 134
Just Received,
From Havana via St Augustine,
O ceroons Spanish Leaf Tobacco
JL O 3 do superfine, for Wrapper!
5 kegs Lngrimn Wine
25 Dutch Cheeses
13 lbs freah Almond Oil
NEW
sinrs,
SAV ANN AH,
LOUISA MATILDA
AUGUSTA,
WM. WALLACE,
EMPEUOlt,
The above are all fitat rate vessels, with expe |
rienced commanders, and will continue to sail in
MASTKftS,
W. Uktbli, .
D. Wonn, '
D Van Dyck,
T. Woon, -
J. H. Bennett,
For freight or passage, a
board at Jones's upper wl
.ton 27
21
to die Captains on
if, or to
HALL U HOYT.
For sale by
june 8 m
134
GAUDUY & HERBERT.
HONEF,
F OR sale in quantities to stilt purchases, by
LaY & HENDRICKSON,
Shads Buildings
june 8 cl 34
Passage for J\ew Fork,
[established line,] ’
The fast aailh g packet ship
AUGUSTA,
Van Dyck, tna-ter,
Will sail To-Morrow at 7 o’clk,A M
For passage only having Superior accommodation*
apply to Captain Van D)ck an board at Jone’a
upper wharf, dr to HALL 64 1IOYT.
134
Cotton Bagging, 8£c.
jpy^Few hundred peices superior 4 3 inch Russia
COTTON BAGGING,
And a variety of other
British Manufactures,
By J J). fhrUH §C Co
ON MO.NL IT,’ iftli liist at tl o'etock,
Will he sold at the store formerly occupied bjl
Pooyat & Holland, near the Exchange,
The entise ^'nnk of ..
Drugeand Medicines,
Compsing a general win vatu.,bit aaSuilmtnf.
ALSO,
A SQda Fount, Complete,
The !>ale will be positive
jnne 5 133 Terrs cash
By Colvin Baker.
Executors <hale.
O N the fi rst I ut-sday in August mxt, it eleven
o'clock, will be sold in front oi the Court-
House in ’his city, „
Guns, R'fles, Pistols, Spy Glasses,
Beadsteads, Bedding, &c. &.C.
ALSO,
i\ Negiow fellow,
about 25 years of nj;—a goou house servant riid
ostler, and ONE l)UO, of the setter breed, he
longing to the estate of Gardner Tufts, dec. and
sold bt order of the executor, for the benefit of
the lieirs,
june 9 135
Sheriff's Sales.
june 10
’ Passage for dSew Fork,
Kit. The elegant packet ship
CLIFFORD WAYNE,
Captain White,
Will positively sail on Sunday next
13th inst. at o’clock, and wilt return from New
York, and mil again for the above port on the 5il»
July. For freight or passage apply to
E. WILLIAMS, or
C. C. GRISWOLD.
june 8 »134
onn nf i ;rvrtn,l nnlv »rr»
On thu first 'I'ufc day in July next,
.. ■.. I "T3T7ILL be sold at the Court House on the 1st
I Vt Tuesday id July next, Detween the hours of
10 and 4 o'clock.
All that lot and buildings No 24 in the city of
Savannsh, under a fi fa un foreclosure in favor of
Maty Lea den against Paul J Vallaton.
* 1. Il’LYON, 1 c 0.
tune 5 33
Sherifl’s hales,
On the first Tuesday tit August next,
WJ ILL be sold at the court house between the
vv hours of 10 and 4 o'clock,
All that southern half part of Lot No C, Relilha
Statue of Washington —We went with a
friend on Saturday altetnoon to examin
the equestrain atatueoi Washington, whit ’
has just been finished by the joint skill am
labour of Messrs Caucici, and Persico, tw
Italian ai lists and disciples of the celebra
ted Canova. So far as we are capable 01
judging, It is a perfect piece of workman
ship, and a beautiful specimen or the art =
The figure of Washington la seven feet in
height, and the horse and pedestal in exact j 15 hours; sloop Mary, Perry; do.
Cumming
Sloop Neptune, Hammond, Riceborn, 2 days to
the Master.
SAILED TEBTXntlAV.
F. L. ship Garonne, Stevens, New York.
Ship Cottun Plant Push, for New York.
Brig Soprpnia, Jennings, for Providence.
The ships Edward, Lucilto, and Solon, werenfl'
lie Ruck, going into Liverpool on the 25th A
pril.
The ship Margaret, M'Lciian, for this port, let'
.iverpool 15th April; Mar ha, Snow, do do 16th
Julius ( *aar, French, do do 20tl>; (another paper
ys this vessel sailed for Philadelphia.)
AimiTED FUOM THIS POtIT.
At Livernnol 21st April, ship General Litigan,
Crabtree; 23d ship South Boat an, Campbell
At Charleston 6th pilot boat Ann Maria, Sisson,
paper.
• iti'je 4
132—2m
2 JO
pn -portion. They are calculated, that when
seen from the ground, they may appear
targe as life. The likeness of the Hero is
very strikeing, as compared with the Mto
portraits of him we have seen. His alii
tucle is also imposing, wilhhisarm extend
«d in the act of poiniii g, the whole image
exhibiting the dignity and majesty of his
person to the best advantage. Col. Truro
bull and other gentlemen, who were inti
mately acquainted with Washington, pro
nounce it to bo an exact representaijoi
At Baltimore Slat ult ship Balloon, Smith, 4
l tys, schr. Itorracou, Read, 5 days
At New York, 29ih ult slop Eliza NicoR, Bton< j
tenship, 6 days.
ur F<in Tnis ronT,
At Baltimore June 1, schr. Barracoa, Read, in a |
few days.
cumber—on long Credit.
r HB undersigned will sell Luu ber lur approv
ed paper, in sums of One Hundred Dultors
and above, payable on the first day of January
next.' BROWN if OVERSTREET,
june 1 wl 29
DUVGIASS SC SORREL,
OFFER FOR SALE,
HBI.S best family Flour
200 bags greet; and white Coffee
10 pipes Cognac Brandy Seignette’
Brand
100 kegs Nails and Beads, well assorted
100 boxes window Glass, 7 tri 9 to
12 X 18
20 ! ons of American Hollow Ware
2 tong English Plough Plates
20 bales Domestic Sheetings and
Shirtings
5 pipes Colemenar Wine
4 patent oil cloth Carpets
40 M Spanish and American Segnrs
10 coils Bale Rope, be be.
All of which will be sold low to close sales
june 4 m132
Tw .ROCKWELL.
june 8 m134
NOTICfc.
|HF. Co partnership which baa existed be
mortgage from George L Cope, to V m Whit-
| Held. I. D’LYUN.scc.
jone 5 133
hheiift *s Saits.
/H _ .
JJk tween the subscribers, under the firm ol
| James And«eso« b Go.expires this day by limi , —— rn . . - w - -
firnt^Are^reaues^iLfo* oresent^hTm fo^'settle-1 the houts^rf 1
firm, are wques ed to present them lor settle- . uo „ n H
On the Jirrt Tuesday in July next,
' * ' — bttween
attend to Use settlement of the concern, and con. 1 to fevers! executions from a magistrates
tinue the business on
attend to the settlement of the Concern, and con
their own account,
JAMES ANDERSON,
ANDREW LOW bCO,
june 1
129
JL 11/001
m
Passage for .Yew-Fork,
The superior copperd ship
DEL f A
James Clark- n, Master.
Will sail on Tuesday next and
both of the form and features of the Father Iran hand®' m»]y accommodate Eight passengers.
( If a party of eight offers she will engage to take
of his country. | ‘JM. «v n n u n n.
The figure of the war-horse, “ whose
neck is clothed with thunder,” is not Ics*
impressive than that of his rider. His head
appears to us a prefect m"del, and indeed
we should not know how any part of the
animal could be altered for the better —He
is represented in the attitude ofleaping, and
o more. For terms apply on board at Boltons
wflar'.orfb S B. PARK MAN.
june IQ wl’ ! 5
I thf District Court,
Oi TfiK United States, in and fob the Disthict
or GKonoiA.
Mav Term. 1824
entirely upon his hintl legs. i,«ving failed to attend thesai-l Gomtas Juror
We smcerly hope tlie Corp'ration may en j ,,g re eably to summons It is ordered that they be
gage Messrs. Causici anri Persico to cast limed according o law unless they do file in the
this splended model in bronze, which would I Clerks office on or before the second Tuesday 11
add so much to the beauty ot the city, and August hext suffice.* cxcuscs^oafo^ ^
aliove all be a durable monument of our j i(m(110 ol35
giatitudcto the man, “wlv was flist in war,J -2- ■ _ ■ NTjji ”
fli at in peace and first in the hearts of his fel ^ L •
1 .... . .. -11 -“--KSTEUD .>Y Morne.g a Sum of money id
No es of the different Ba: ks.—The finder
be rewarded by giving information to th
Printer.
june 10 m135
LANlInG.
A BAGS Black Pepper
Jl\3 IN STORE,
120 do prime Hav na preen Coffee
200 hbls Phila. and New York Whiskey
30 hhds do do
100 bbls N. E. Gin
40 kegs Tobacco “E. Browns.” No l
5 pipes Cogaac Brandy "imported direct”
50 boxes No 1, Soap
25 do Candles
For a ile by JOHN W. LONG,
june 2 lISO
Snnbury Academy.
rp:IF. midsummer examinations in this insdfo- |
JL tion will lake place on Tuesday and Wednes
day, the 22d and 23d of June. It ib hoped, that j
COPARTNERSHIP.
rpHE Subscripers have this day formed a con-
JL nection in business under the firm of J^Mts
Andbbbon b Co. and offer at wholesale and retail
a very' extensive and genera) assortment of
Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS
at reduced prices for Cash or town acceptances
JAMES ANDERSON
CHARLES M. KING.
juno 1 129
COPARTNERSHIP.
FRANCIS l, LAY, having taken GEORGE R
a? HENDRICKSON, into Partnership, the bu-
sincss will in future be conducted tinder the firm
ot Lay b Hendiuckson, at the rid stand, corner
of Congress audWhttaker streets Shads* building.
F.l LAY
pine 3 ta 130
MAFERS % HAMILTON,
H AVE received by the ship Savannah, a large
assortment of
FASHIONABLE SUMMER
Direct from their ’/Vabe-House in New York,con
LI tnew »l»rb All » '’“lUU&i »• W'J I IIIC 4-AU IIIIU 4.JU U| dUIICi II III IKipVUp 4U»» I UllWUiwm »UV>* I ,»i...-ii«-v BS iu .1
hi, iiRving failed to attend the said Coiift as Jurors I those days the business will be completed. Qn I slsting of many new articles not to be obtained In
Thursday tlie 24(1; the class Will close to re-opet I any other Store in this city:
,m the first Tuesday in July . The friends and amono ■wairn Attx,
patrons of literature‘sre respectfully invited and COATS and COATTIJES—Of bl.k. Silk Camlet,
I earnestly solicited to attend on those days, if they
lean make it convenient to do so As there will |
| be considerable business to be attended to, IK,
Blk Bombazine, do Circassian, French and
English Vlgonia, Cassinett, Cotton Cassi
, Bombazett, Satteen, be. be.
examination will commence each day not later I PANTALOONS—Of Denmark Satin, English
.1. _ n A >a it I a Y ...'ll. l. I Calf# Y\mllirvn» Kllr ul r'mo/J Qillr Klip Monlrin
ji;w ci izens," His'serv ces to the city ol XyK!
JJtw York, in a peculiar manner, should N'
never be forgotten ” . JV YStatesman, I p'!' b ‘
| than 9AM and be conducted with as muoli ex-
| pedition as possible
JAS. SHANNON.
Principal,
mav 29 t!27
MARRIED—In Trinity Chufcb, New York, on
thr 27th ultimo, by the Ilev. Mr Onderdnnk, Mr I
Crables Dcnuam, of this city, to Elizabeth, |
daughter of the late Bryan Morel, Esq.
^ COMMFRCIIL.
Exports from Suvannali, in the; Month of Muy
1824
NOTICE.
Vf R WILLIAM TURNER, having assigned to I VESTS—Of blk figur’d b strip’d English, Fi
'A ‘the subscriber ail Ilia stock in trade, debts, | and India Silk, of a great variety of
be for behoof of his creditors generally, it is re-
>ke immediate pay.
Whereto,
I>erpool
Greenock
Aberdeen
Havre
West Indies
New York
Providence
Other Coast. Ports 3263
Uph^dfli
S. Islands.
5108
2280
419
256
556
2671
131
5226
1388
Total
18651
1667
Bice.
100
290
2
325
293
326
13.'6
Brought to Jail,
I N Savannah on the 15tli iosi. a negro man, whu
save his uaitie is Sam, and tha 1 he belongs to —
^aml Barron of Jones County Georgia «nd that he quested that those indebted make immediate pay-
ranaway about 2 yeava ago, he is 5 feet 34 inches m , n t, B n>l those having claims will please render
high and about 33 years of age. them to Mr Thomas Miller, who is appointed
JOHN T, DEW S, j.c.c. their agent, to dispose of the stock, which cumpri
may 18 116 ses a general assortment of
Brought to Jalh Seasonable Dr>j Goods.
N Savannah on foe 7lh inst. a dark mulatto | And will be sold wholesale or in retail, at very
Comparative statement of Exports from
null, fihm Jirst October to first June,
23 and 1823—24 ;—
Vi hereto.
Uplands
in 1823
Liverpool 72566
Green’k b Aber’n 5Bu7
Cowes St a market 816
Huvre 6217
Other French porta 1010
Amst’d’m b Antw’p 590
Hamburgh 604
West Indies
New York 35884
Providence 7101
Other coast, ports 1*091
S Islands
in 1823
8044
262
637
1 *'
162
213
1822-
Rice
in 1823
447
381
558
<’■ 279
16
465
37
16 <8
2609
50
2859
Recapitulation 139686 9319 96i>6
Foreign,
Coastwise
86610
53076
Total, 139686
In 1824.
Liverpool 58298
Green’kb Aberd’n 5755
Cowes & a market 73.
Havre 9326
Other French Ports 736
Amster'm if Antw’p 2
Rio and a market
8944
31
9319
6157 *
■ 460
1139
23
4.78
5.18
9it/6
Wt at indies
Madeira
New York-.
21877
43’
Providence
12389
195
Other coast, porta 8308
19
Ifo capitulation,
116684
8237
Foreign,
741 JO
V 7780
Totals, 116684
l.iiaJ
13153
man. wlm says his name is Henry, and that he reduced prices, for cash only.
«> * J 1 f iVn.li'mivtnn rniinfv T4MV.Q M^fTKN
ongs to Richard Smith of Washington county I
Georgia, and that he ranaway about 2 months ago,
he is 5 feet 44 inches high and about 25 years ot
;e, and has a scar over his left eye and others j
out his face.
JOHN I. DEWS, j.c.c.
auril 12 85,
april 14
AMES M’lIENRY,
JOHN H REID,
CEORGE BEL.I’ll
86
ERSONS uiuebp'd to the ckiuk
BARGAINS.
r HE Stock of DRY GOODS wliich formerly
belonged 11 Mr WjflWffi Turner. ia now
Silk Drilling, blk striped Silk, blk Nankin
Crape, blue anU blk silk Camlet, white and
colored plain and striped Drilling, ribb’d
Vigonia Cassimere, blk Circassian, Cassi
nett strip’d cotton Flnrintinc, cottonCassi
mere, Satteen, Bombazette, Nankeen, be,
be.
French
great variety of Pat
terns, white Marseilles, strip’d and color’d
do., white silk strip’d Valentia, eol'd do
of various Patterns.
Round Jackets, Duck Trowsers, linen and cotton
Shirts, Stockings, Drawers, Gloves, Sus«
penders, Cravat Stiffners, black Stocks,
Hhdfs (fc £1fc.
ALSO—A general assortment of
Cloth Frock COATS, Dreas COATS, PANTA
LOONS and VESTS, of all qualifies. The whole
comprising an assortment, r«rely to be met with;
_ , and will be sold wholesale or retail at prices cor-
Wm. Turner. I responding with the times. Corner of Whitaker
1 and St. Julian Streets, oppositeYoungs’Buildings
may 26 Jo 24
sev
tourt in favor of John B. Wick, ami Eberczer
Jenckes, against Adam Anderson, by hii guardian
and tumea over to raft.
1. D’LYON, see.
jttnc 5 133
City Sheriff’s Sales.
On Jirst Tuesday in July next,
W ILL be sold before the Court House in tlie
city of Savannah, between the usual hours
of 1 0 and 4 o’clock,
All that lot of land known in the plan bf the ci
ty of Savannah, as lot No 25 twenty fit e Brown
ward, containing 60 feet in front and 90 feet deep
subject to an annual ground rent to the corpora
tion of the city of Savannah, together with the
buildings thereon, bounded east by lot No 24
twenty four, south by Hail St. west by lot No 26
twenty six and north by a lane, levied on as the
property of Charles H Hayden; to satisfy cxccu-
ti jns from (lie court of Common Pleas and Oyer
and Terminer for the city of Savannah, John P.
Williamson vs. Charles II Hayden, Moore b Ly.
man va. same, and Charles W Rockwell vs same,
and an execution for rent, John B Bertbelott va.
same.
Also; sundry articles of fornilure, coniistirgof
two mahogany Sophas, one dozen straw bottomed
chairs, one pair mahogany card tables, four ma
hogany tea tables, one beadstead and one side-'
board, levied on as the property of George Stow,
to satisfy an execution from the court of Common
Pleas anil Oyer b Terminer for the city .of Savan
nah, Douglass b Sorrel vt. George Stow.
Also, one Horse and Gig, levied on as the pro.
pert? ot Wm. Inor, to satisfy two executions from
the Court of Common Pleas uhd Oyer if Termin
er for the city of Savannah, Charles W Rockwell
va. Wm. Ioorand Geo. W Coe va.same.
Also, all those two lots of land, known in the
Un of the city of Savuhnah, as lots Nos 17 and
I, old Franklin Ward subject to a ground rent to
tlie corporation of the city of Savannah, bounded
east by J^fferSon street, west by Montgomery st.
north by Bryan street mid soulh-by St Julian at.
levied on as the properly of F. S Fell, to satisfy
sundry executions from the Court of Common
Pies, and Oyer arid Terminer for the City of Sa.
vannah, Jno Crane and N Baker, vs. F S Fell J
Whitlock vs. Same and Jas Wells vs. Same,
june 5 133 A, J D’LYON, r s.
Assignees
of
P" Spahling.'iate of Camden county, dec’ll «re I selling off at prices much under cost:
requested to make immediate payment, and those | ap' il 16 88
having demands against said estate .'ill present
them legally attested within the time prescribed
bv law to LUCY SPALDING,
y qualified Exe’x,
march 29 73-Jo
BOARD OF HEALTH,
fifteen Dollars Reward.
r HE above reward will be paid for apprehend
ing and lodging in Juil my wench HESTER.
mg
is wi
belonging to Mrs. Datant
june 3 ^131
Savannah, 26<h May, 1824.
To tlie Inhabitants of the City of
Savannah
Y OU are earnestly requested by the B abb or
Health, to inform them through the medi
Utii of their Chairman, Wajjd Committees, the
6 GOLDSMITH.
She is well known in Savannah, and Itasa husband city Marshall, or by notice in writing, through
1 the Post Office, of any nuisance which exists, or
of any deposites in stores oif cellars, that may be
considered injurious to the health of the city.
JOHN SHELLMAN, Chairman,
1. K.TKFFT* Sec’ry Board of Health,
may 27 l!25
BO WELTON STAGE.
r\ TWO HORSE S r AGE is now running twice
n week from Powellon, via Greensborough
10 Madison. ,
Leaves Powelton every Saturday and Tuesday
morning, and arrives at Madison op the evening ot
the same days. , .
Heaves Madison every Monday and Wednesday
morning, and arrives at Powelton on the evening
..f,he same day. C . W . 0AL „ EI1 .
Powelton; Hancock Co. ?
April 3, 1824. 5 '
(TT The Georgia Journal, Augusta Chronicle,
Savannah Republican and Washington News, are
r quested to insert the aboye twice a month for
two months, and Send their accounts W
..ionary Office for pa,
may IT 115
OFFICE FOR SHIPPING
SEAMEN.
rpHE Subscriber is now able to attend person-
1. all) to the duties of
Shipping Seamen and the Notarial
Business,
it the office of Alexander Hunter and Wm P.
Beers, at the N. W. corner of the Exchange.
Wm. P, BEERS.
may 6 106
th« Mis •
Mineral Waters.
dozen Saratoga and Ballston Spring Wa-
OU ters, bottled by Lynch b Clark, of New*
York, has been received per Louisa Matilda, and
for sale at f3 59per dozen, or 3l&cta, a single
quart bottle, by
t, I. LAY, Druggist*
v Shad’s Buildings,
ALS6, _ -T9.;
A fresh atVpft’fy of s El ULIT 2to POWDSRS.
May « 133
NOTICE.
B EING about to leave the state, I have appoint^
ed Messrs. John H. Reid, and Jambs A. Max*
well, my attornies. Persons having claims ag '
the estate of Robert Dreghorn, dec. must
sent them duly attested to the former gentlemen
on or before the 8th of September next, or pay
ment will be refused, that being the date prescri
bed by law for claims to be received,
rtay 29 fp27 WM TURNER
UJV 1 Itpj U O UJ\ PsJDt jtlr
T HE Committee appointed by the aubscribi
to a fund to be appropriated for opening 1
repairing the road to Dublin, will receive pro
ROAD TO DUBLIN.
ON THE OCONEE RIVER.
the subscribe]
an
propo
sals from persons qualified, to examine and report
on the present state of said road -the intersecting
water courses, advantageous changes from the
present route, the length of causeway, and the
number of bridge that require repair, or of new
bridges to be built, etc. with all and any informa
tion which may enable the committee to estimate
the expense and adopt the best mode of putting
said wad in excellent order for waggons. The
compensation for said service, may also be named
The committee will furnish particular instructions
to the individual appointed, in which they will
fully detail his duties. <
Proposals must be made in writing, addressed
to i JOS. CAMMING,
Chairman of Committee.
may 26 .118'
NO 1 ICE.
T HE undersigned Committee of Council »■
receive proposals (until their next meeting)
to keep in repair and good order, all the Hook:
and fire Ladders belonging to the corporation
particulars will be stated on application.
' C. H. HAYDEN,
HP
mV SH EFT ALL,
IV N. MORKLt ,
' may 31
Committee.
Chatham Superior. Court,
May Term, 1874
EORGE JOHNSTON and others, complain.
\T ants vs Peter Vanbuigh Livingston and oth«
ers, defendants, in equity in the Superior Court,
Chatham County, May term, 1824
It appearing to the Court by affidavit that Peter
Vonburgh Livingston and Harriet E. Livingston,
who are parties defendant reside beyond the state
of Georgja, and within the United. States on mo
tion of complainants solicitor, it is ordered that
the said defendant do respectively appear and
answer the complainants bill within four months
the date of ibis rule. And it is further ordert d
that this rule be published once a week during
four months from this date in one of the public
Gazettes of this State.
Extracts frem the Minutes,
A. B FANNIN, Clerk.
June 8 1 34 •
r 1 EOKblAp-uiukUium county, by Sr i >n.
VT the Justices of the Inferior Court, sitting for
ordinary .purposes. f . r •
To all whom it may concern—
Whereas Robert Taylor,administrator of Wm.'
M. Kelley, late of8avannah. merchant, dee. hatf
petitioned to the honorable the court of Ordinary
to be discharged from his said administration.
These are therefore to ftite and admonish a)|
and singular. the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased; ^
have) in .the cl
before the 8th day of
letters dismissory will be granted to the petition.
’♦..a,, • J • 7*
Witness the honorable .John P. Wjlliamson’
ie of the lusficesof the said court,, this 8th day of
one
June; A D. 1823.
June 8
1^4
ith day of
S M BOND, c c o.
-• • V
Law Notice. ^
public are informed that the Subscribers
have located and formed a connexion in Jack.
sonbdro, Scriven County; Ga. Where one of them
njay at all times be found /except when profes.
sionally engaged elsewhere. They purpose to
attend the several courts,uf the several Counties
Scriven, Burke and Jefferson—-also those of Rich,
mond, Watren and Emanuel They hope by closft
application, and a due attention to the business of
their profession, to merit an0 receive a share of
the public patronage ' Business confided to theif
care will be thankfully received if punctually at*
tended to. • ■
JAMES B, LEWIS’ ,
JOSIAH S. PATTERSbN.
may 22 Tfl20 ' ’"s.- ; • - .
■ Otto of Rosea and Musk’,
TUST received per brig Native^ from N, York,
V fur sale bj ■ ■V.l.ffV,-.