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hftMte atid rllmate of jvV»w-En*I.M>d arc tindoubtedjy favourable io fonft life. Wc are informed that in the biiryintr ground <|f. New-London, Con, there .Ift tour gravos adjoining each other, containing the remains of four persona of the same family, (° r the name of Starr,) aged as follows—Mary 87, Abigail 83, Mary 99, and Jonathan 90; average 90.— A number of the family ol Way, in the same place, average considerable over 80. N. Y Statesman. Singularfact—On opening the Connec ticut Herald, of the 8th inst. we cast an eye to the obituary department, and were struck . With the great age of the persons whose deaths were noticed There were seventeen Wvose ages were mentioned, of the follow ing years: viz.—33, 91, 85. 80, 35. 74 d5, 38, 64, 58, 87, 31, 67, 70, 75, 77, 78. « mounting in the wh -le to one thourand and tevetity eight years, averaging but little Bhort ol 58 years each. No part of Amer-: ica, and perhaps not of the world, can boast' of a more robust population than the land. of steady habits.’—Albany Da, Adv. THE PRESIDENT IN COUCIL. ' Present the President, Secretaries^ and At torney 'lenerel. P. Is that dispatch ready ? Sec. Not quite, sir. P. Not'quite, I'll hang you if you are not more expeditious. Where is the war document f See. It will be hero directly, sir. P. Not directed 1 Take care of your self : I’ll clap you in prison in a minute. Has that ship sailed yet ? Sec. She is under sailing orders, sir. P. Sailing orders 1 By all my lands in i ennessec, but I’ll have you tucked up to a mainyard. Has my order on the Trea sury been cashed ? See. There is no legal appropriation of which to pay it, sir. P. Now, here’s a preety fellow ! I or der the payment of money and he talks to me about an appropriation, I’ll tell you what, iflhat'order is not cashed in twenty minutes I’ll dismiss you from office. At. Gen. But, sir, you' cannot legally draw money out of the Treasury without and appropriation by congress. P. Hold your, tongue ! Stick to your bonks. I know the law ‘rtf Nations l Julius Caesar, who understood the constitution bet ter than any niari that ever lived, broke open the Homan Treasury without an act of congress, and why may I not do the same ? If congress sav any thing about, it J'U cut their ears off I’ll let theft: know that I’m comma del in Chief. What does the British Minister say to my demand i Sec. He says, sir, that he cannot accede to it- P He can’t ? Tie him hand and foot and shin hitn off. See But. sir that will produce war. P. War? Well, that is what I delight in. The world’s a bore without a bustle Att• r len. Think sir, of the danger t>> pur constitution, J* N-ne of yout: cant. . What signify your paper constitutions? France tried that plan; so die Naples and Spain; and what’s come of if? Constitutions won’t do. The bayonet’s the best. • Cold Steel, foiever! Begone to your Departments and study en trgy- Melancholy accident —James Rbusseac, Esq. of this place, was unfortunately killed on Tuesday last He was on his return Irom Columbia cotnoy, and within ten miles of this place in the Northern Stage, Wheii the horses took fright, and ranawap with the 'stage—- in attempting to leap from it, fell upon his head, dislocated his neck and expired instantly. In the death of Mr 'Rousseau, society has lost a most ex cellent and useful ciuz'-n; and his family, consisting of an amiable wife and seven)' children, have been mos’ untimely depriv ed of up affectionate husband and father.— His loss is regretted by all who knew him His purse was ever open, and his hand ever ready, to assist the pb-i and the needy Milledgeville Recorder 23d in*t Hoiv io make away m h one’s self— The good people ol Littleton, (N H.) were lately alarmed at finding » tin ped lar’s horse and cart in the woods near that place, as a belief was at once excited that the owner had been robbed and murdered. The wily pedlar, however, has since coite to l\fe It is ascertained that he belongs to Sharon, in Vermont, and that, having ob tained, in company with a brother, “goods, wares, and merchandise” to a considerable amount ip the state of Maine, resorted to this convenient met hod ol paying for the cargo, and hasttaken “French leave” of bis creditors in a tramp ic, he southward. ——-tetetee- The corner hltytui a.. . edifice for the Penn sylvaniu l.istitwdoii for the instruction of the Deaf and Dumb, was laid in Philadelphia, under the. direction of the Rev Bishop' While) President of the Board of Managers, in the presence of ti e teachers, scholars, and a considerable number of citizens, ' Addresses suited to the occasion were delivered by the venerable Bishop, .md by Joseph Ingergoll, Esq. For* ,7V bit York, [established line,! SAVANNAH, Bebee, Master ™«U *ail on Thursday next, the 1st uIujTA 7 0D, y* "PP'y tu t' e master on board tt Jones’ Upper Wharf, or to HALL 6f HOYT. The. ship LqUISA MATILDA,. Will sail in regular succession on ithe 8;h proximo. 143 june 29 NOT1GE. CHATHAM ARTILLERY! ^ HUM National Anniversary will h , celebrated . , . hy 'i 1 ' Corps on MONDAY NEXT, the 5th °»July. The members arc therefore ordered to appear otjlve o'clock precitely on the morning of th it day.at the Arsenal, fatly equipped, prepared tb unite with the other Volunteef Corps in firing the Hsltite. . parade the corps will re as- _ . - .,. . , aenible at It o dock, A. M. to join the procession ' SAVANNAH, in escorting the Orator. V LOUISA MATILDA, By order of Oapt Williams, J A MAXWELL, FirstScrg*t. ESTABLISHED LINE " -—■m- - NEW-YORK PACKETS. id tie 29 ttj* ISAACJ NORTON takes this method of informing the public that he 1b about to leave the State for a few months and requests those having business with him to call TO-MORROW, june 29 «143^ J~k BOXES heSi white Havaua Sugar a#vf Por sale by GAUDRY & HERBERT, junc 29 i*143 Notice. A LT. persons indebted to D. B. Nichols, are AArequosted to call at the subscribers store and aetiie their accounts on or her. e the 15th July, as ail unsettled accounts after that date, will be lell in tlife hamli of some proper person for col. leetion. > D. U NICHOLS & Co. junc 29 143 MASTr.aa, . W. HkP.IiE, , , D. Wood, i AUGUSTA, D Van Dies, WM.V/ALLACE, T. Wood, j * H. Bexdf.tt, The above are all Unit fate vessel*, with expe- ricnccd commanders, and will continue to sail in regular succession throughout the season, leav ing Savannah for New York on Thursday ami N. York for Savannah on Saturday in each week.— For freight or passage, apply to the Capo ins on board at Jones's upper wharf, or to HALL & HOYT.- jan 27 21 Passage for New York. The coppered ship JUNO, A. W. Millimoro, Master, By «& Herbert W Co. TO MORROW, 30 twnst at U o'clock, Will be toil ^JBrcpi/r Store, *./ S A general,tubnrtwcnt of GROCERIES, ffc. tow 89 143 , , Urm-c-sh. By J. Rf fjerbfi H (SC > -o 1 } e f>y in Tiy'next. flt/l be told bef .re the Cbu t Itmne, ' A Prin.e Negro Bffir. twenty five yean dW, first r • e HeH hshd' tune 29 143 Sale a» 10 nViock By Calvin Baker. On thnfiri., Tuesday in July, at 11 o’clock; . frill be told inf-ont of the Court Unite in this j City ” A Negro Fellow, *;•► //. about twenty two years of age capable,' of doing j . ' «nv kind of work I jun<* 29 1*3 SHIP NEWS. 1 FORT OF SA\ ANNA. ARRIVED, • Sloop Delight, Cooper, Charleston, 30 hours to y the master, G B Lamar, and others. Passengers, Col. Stewart, and Mr Price. Pole Boat Olive Branch, from Augusta, with , 728 bales cotton, to G B Lamar. Pole boat Rebecca, Augusta, with 673 bales Cotton, to G B Lamar, P M'Dermot, Ponce & M’r ' Benzie, G Gordon, C Kii«ey & co, t flAIEBtf ON SATO II DAT, , . Shipi Martha, Snow, for-New Yorkf 4 paBsen 8*ItSD VEST MID AT. , . Huntress, Currie, for Providence. tgers. Stoop Halcyon. Chapman, fob Charleston. . ■ Aunived rnoM this port, 8 days NeW 16ttl ins ! u sh 'P Uaronne, Stevens, ^t^ieston^JtU^South Boston,Camp- Sixteen Hundred Dollars Reward. a .N addition to his Excellency Cover.,or Wil son’s Proclamation offering a Reward of four hundred dollars for the apprehension and proof to conviction of the murderer or murderer's ol the late John Burns ■ f Saint Lukes Parish—a num ber of the citizens thereof having subscribed the sum of one thousand two hundred dollars to be paid by them to the person or persons convicting the murderer or murderer*-of the said crime. The subscription list is left with Benj H. Buck ner, John Cheney, and Richard B. Screven, a com mittee appointed for that purpose. 03* The Editors of the Charleston and S ivannah Gazette i, are requested to publish the above no tice, and if required, payment will be made by the members of the said subscription, june 29 143 Cavalry Orders. SAVANN AH, JHne 28,1824. T HE Corps of Georgia Hussars will assemble on their Parade Ground „ ON MONDAY NEXT, ™u.°f ,uly ’ at . 5 0, ? ,0Ck ’ A M. intuit uniform completely armed and equipped, and with six rounds blank cartridge, to celebrate the Anni. veraary of American Independence- By order .Capt Stile*. H KIRBY, latSerg’tG.H. iune 22 i\. w. Hittimore, Master, NO 1 ICE.' ■HmoHsa a spacious cubih—will sail on ItTR. WILLIAM TURNER, laving assigned to day of July. For passage apply on board - L ’- l - th« subs-.riber all his stock in trade?.kit*. ’ • wharf, or to 8tc for behoof of his creditors frenerally’. it ih re* S. B PARKM AN. quested that those indebted m.le imm/diaie p»y, m. nt, and those having claims will please render them to Mr Thorotui Mirtler, who is appointed their agent, to dispose of the stock, wi.icli compri se* a general assortment of ’ ’ Seasonable Dr^ Goods. M140 june 29 143 For Boston. The packet brig ALMIRA, HHisaw Will sail on Sunday next. For Ar l^ will be sold wholesale or in retail, at very freight or passage, apply on board at Hunter’s rc «uced prices, for cash only , wharf, or to 1 James ii'hijs S. B. PAliKMAN. An Ordinance, To amend an ordinance regulating the city Watch, B ussed on the 18lh September, 1823. e it ordained, by the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Savannah, in Council assembled, and it is ordained by the authority of the same, that so macb of the said ordinance hs requires a residence pf six months in the city of Savannah previous to the appointment, of an individual as a city Watch- man, be and the sam* is hereby repealed, any tbing in any former ordinance to the contrary not* withstanding. Passed in Council, 24tb June, 1824. J. MORRISON, Mayor. Attest, M. Mtem, c. o, jone 29 143 I? E A* ClBLViS, ATTENTIO 7/ A PP'-Alt on your P,m»di Ground, ,I*-.., ,, , ON MONO -Y NEXT, “5 flS) ftve °'clucl‘. A M. in complete w "'' 13 round bla k cartridges, to fire a salute. By order Captain Hvxtbb? . Jim, 39 ,« M'LLS, Uret Berg’t. " SAVANNAH " VOLVJ.rrEER GUARDS, risHI'i Corps will assemble at it* usual Parade i Ground, at five o’clock, a. M. precisely, ON MONDAY, the 5th of July, for the purpose of celebrating the Anniversary ot pur National Independence. The members will te completely equipped and provi- • dwl with six rounds of blank cartridges each. The corps will, after firing a salute, be dismiss ed—and will again assemble, with side arms alone, at its ground at eleven o’clock precisely, for the purpose, of uniting in procession with the citizens. By order, HBINEMANN, First 8erg’t S V. G. jure 29 143 8 june 22 m!40 Bor Liverpool T-’e hiig CHATHAM, H. Dyer, Master, npril 14 JAMES M’HENRV, JOHN H REID, GEORGE REI.PM i’,*> Aiiign 'Jwm.Tt Assignee* of Turner. BARGAINS. T HE Stock of DRY GOODS Which formerly J” bir William Turned is now apply to jure 26 — ... . ... ^ 11 william i n For freight ot 200 bales Cotton, selling ofl at prices muchnmkr cott. a O n.11171. .» .... I 1C na m!42 « S. H. PARKM \N sprit 16 88 NEW UiRANGEMEJS'T, Fiye Pollars TITHE above sum will be pa.U to rpttrw n, *p. An Ordinance, To compel the owner or owners of low grounds within the limits of the city of Savannah, to drain and to place and keep the same in a dry state. Whereas it is expedient to.the health of the citi- zena of Savannah, that the low ,lunds or grounds within the limits of the city, should be drained and kept in a dry state, and whereas experience has shewn that individuals owners of said low lands, will not voluntary incur the expence of pla cing and keeping the said low lands in such a state as to render them innoxious. Be it therefore ordained by the Mayor and Al dermen of the city of Savannah in Council assem bled, and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the aame, that the owner or owners of low lands or grounds within the limits of the city of Savan nah, <t their proper expence shall before the first d y of January next, drain the said lands and place the same in a dry state, and shall make; dig, cut, and open such ditches, drains, and canals as shall be necessary for the draining the said lands and keeping the same in a dry state, and shall throw up, make and build atTch dams or mounds a* shall be fit, able and sufficient to resiBt and exclude from the said lanJs the waters from the inland swamp*, a reams and ponds, and also the'usual ebbing and flowing of the tide—and in case the owner or ow ners of any such low lands shall on the clay afore said, have failed or neglected to have drained the said lands or shall have done the same ineffectual ly, or shall have failed or neglected to open, dig, cut, and make such canals, ditches, and drain*, or to throw up, build or make such mounds or dnm* as shall be sufficient to drain and keep the same in a dry mate, and to resist and exclude from the said lame), the water Irom the inland swamps, S'reams, and ponds, aud also the usual ebbing and flowing of tbe tide there, and in such case it shall and may be lawful for the Marshal of s*id city and he is hereby impowered and required to cause the said low lands or any part of them to be drained in the mannev herein contemplated and to cause to be opened, cut and dug such canals, ditches and drains, us shall be necessary for the draining such low lands and keeping tbe same in a dry state and to cause to be. thrown up end made such mounds or dams as will in his opinion be sufficient and able to rpsist and exclude from the said lands, the waters of the inland swamps, streams, or ponds, and also the usual ebbing and flowing of the tide, and if any person or persons shall hinder, disturb or molest the said Marshal or the person or per sons by him employed in the execution of such his or their duties, such person or persons shall on conviction be fined in a sum not exceeding thirty dollars tor each and every such hindrance, distur bance or molestation. And be it further ordained by the authoritv aforesai i, that it shall be the duty of the inspector of Dry Culture from lime to time to visit and in spect the said low lands, and to report the situa tion of the same, and it at any time he shall report the same to be not well drained or shall report the ditches and dams to the same to be foul or requir ing repair dr the dams or mounds to be insufficient there and in such case it shall be the duty of the said Marshal and he is hereby required to notify to the owner dr owners pf such lands, the report of tbe Inspector, and to require him her or them to remedy the evil Compluined of within fifteen days thereafter, and in case any such owner or owners of such lands shall fail or neglect to reme tly the evil complained of within the time prescri bed, then it shall be the duty of the Marshal to cause the same to be done In like manner, as is herein btlore provided and the said owner or ow ners shall be subject to a penalty of five dollars for each and every acre so reported to be not well drained,and which he she or they shall so fail or neglect to drain and put in' proper order within the time prescribed, to be recovered in any court, having competent jurisdiction thereof. And be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid, that all sums of money expended by the Marsh i in the execution of the duties required of him by this ordinance, shall be recoverable by distress and sale of the goods and ohattles of such offender or offenders, or may be recovered in any court; having competent jurisdiction thereof. Passed in Council, 24th June, 4824. J MORRISON, Mayor. Attest, U. Myers, o c. . june 29 143 T HE Steam u.i'it i.aHUl.iea Wi:,, e" t I.urs- day next, the 24th inst. commence running between Savannah and Parachuchter Landing, opposite Robertville, 8. C. Leave Bolton a cen- J. prehendmg and delivering to the subscriber, his mulatto bny John,.who has been aliiiltit with, out leave for the last three weeks—J ,tin is well known in this city, having grown up in it. and for the last thiee years served as a waiter st the Man. aion House,«ml since at the City Hotel. . As there is good cause for believing that John harboured in the city, a furthrr reward of twen. V dollars u ill be paid oh proof io conviction of *he person harbouring the said absentee John. june 22 140 J H READ. Vr Fresh Drugs Medicines and ' 'AT SLICES. -i l WI v*i uvnic UUIII1II B ecu* I 'M e , V< 7 T ue * dtt - V ’. Thu " d *y . and , 3afur * O ALOMELrTartir Emetic, Opium, day, at 6 o clock, A. M. arrive at Paracl.uchler the V Jalnp, Creamor Ti.rtar, Rhubarb, SUffiP MUVB lit 7. P M PatllMninr* f Ti.—- IS- - n same days at 7, P. M Returning—Leave Para, chuchler every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at 7, o’clock, A. M. and reach Savannah at 4 o’ clock, P. M. She will take Pas*engers and Freight to and from Robertville. S. C. Alan, on her way up and down, to and from Purysburg, Ebenezer, Sisters’ Ferry, and Tuckaaveking She will continue to touch at Purysbqrg every IV. PYP.PUt Ifnnrl'ju. at ••■nol kn.» Extracts of an Ordinance, To prevent horses aud other animals from going at large. Whereas great inconvenience and danger re- results to the Inhabitants of the City of Savannah from horses and other animals running at large in A.? h ‘ , P K ur >'* bqr B ewer X the aaid city 8 8 V d *y» except Monday, tt her usual hour, going and Be it ordained hy the Mayor and Aldermen of re o ,rmn **' . ..... the City of Savannah, in Council assembled, and it Dinne^on board bC ? ,ov,ded wlth BreakfMt tud Epsom Salts, Henrv’s Ceiled- Magnesia, bcidlitz ami Soda Powders Windsor Soap, Nutmeg*, Cinnamon; Cloves and Mace, . ' Starch, Fig Blue, Ginger J49. &c Have just been received pr ship Emperor, an>V ■for *afe by . LAY & HKNimiCKSCN, june 17 t3g rU ^' il8 ’ liu ‘ , ™ n * E * 100 Dollars Reward. R ANAWAY from the subscriber, in Columbia r - —— ivimiiiivi wiuaiuru mini mi uuu uvi-ry owner or owners of any horse, gelding, mare, colt, filly, mule, or jackHss, that shall be found at large shall b<- fined for each and every ollence in a sum not exceeding Five Dollars and cost. Bj; it further ordain-d by tbe authority afore said, that it shall be the duty of the City Marshal and of the City Constable to take up ana impound any and every animal that may be seen or known to be going at large within the corporate limits of the city, and the owner or owners of such' an)- : mal or amirnals so taken up and impounded shall pay all expcnccs that may be thereby incurred in addition to the penalty imposed by the above re cited ordinance In Council 9th August, 18’9. \ It. GUYLER. c c. The City Constables are hereby required toen POW&LTON STAGE. ..pa, oiiuwb 111H icewi very piamiy, wnepwie laughs; bends back in his knees; is a tolerable good blacksmith. Also, my negro man Peter, who sometime* calls himself Peter Bat ks, on the 24th December, 1821: who is about thirty years of age,‘ yellow comnl. c- tion, about five feet nine or ten inches high; with a scar on the left check,.occasioned by the cut of a knife,which shows very plainly., Peter is a tolerable Shoemaker, a handy rough plantation ——— Carpenter. 1 have good reasons ttfbelieve, they. A TWO HORSE STAGE is now runningtwice obtained t wo free passes each; they have oil * week from Powelton, via .Greensborough one * t0 v 'f.? rk b y the month, until they have got to Madison. money suthc’ent, and then they are to make use of Leaves Powelton 1 morning, and arrives he same days auviiv/ outitwicnii 4ii\i men nicy are io uiuk«* use di every Saturday and Tuesday ,7?® * believe they'mfuje for .Savannhb. i at Madison on the evening of 1 rh ". above reward will be given for the appro- The City Constables are hereby required toen.. ne same tiays. hcnsion and dehvenr of the said negroes to the force the above section of so ordinance of the Leaves Madison every Monday and Wednesday ‘[1 un y safo . J*' 1 * *». city. f M. STONE, Marshal morning, and arrive* at Powelton on the evening fl> at l get them again; or fifty dollars for eithpr of =—«•■*» > * of the same day them. city. june "9 ^ f ^ Landing from brig Almira. HHDS prime St.Croix Sugar 10 pipes superior H>)'and Gin . ,jLV STORE 100 bags prime Green Coffee 15 do Black Pepper 60 hh !s. Philadelphia Whiskey 10(1 bids NE Gin 40 kegs Tobacco “Browns No f;*f 250 Dutch Demijohns For sale by JOHN W. LONG. june 22 il40 Cotton Bagging, 8£c. "~ A Few hundred peices superior 4 2 inch Russia hemp ’ COTTON BAGGING, Anil a variety of other Bvitvsh Manufactures, Whicn will after tins month be subject io dditio- nal duty. For sale at former price*, if applied for immediately, and long credit given for approved paper. ANDREW LOW & CO. June 4 132—2m evening C W.CALLIER. Powelton, Hancock Co, ? April 3,1824, 5 . . (J3* The Georgia Journal, Augusta Chronicle, Savannah Republican and Washington News, are requested to insert tbe above twice a month for two months, and send their accounts to the Mis sionary Office for payment, may 17 115 may 26 tfm WILLIAM MURRAY. R gimental Court of Enquiry, I IINKS were inflicted against the filin'; de faulters at the parade of the 9th and 10 h June inrt. and Executions wifi be issued on the'fith July " i agairtst all failing to pay to John F Lloyu, r*a , master-before that day ~ 1 Savannah Fencibles—S .ml Titcomb4 1 )g2 Coffee, Molasses, <^*c. /JA RAGS prime Green Coffee l)v 5 hhds prime Retailing Molasses 3U coils Bale Rope 20 kegs 20d Nails For sale low to close a consignment by h. Lord & co, WiUiamson’s Buildings. june 24 m!41 OFFICE FOR SHIPPING ♦ SEAMEN. 'Y 'HE Subscriber i* now able to attend person. ? ally to the duties of Shipping Seamen and the Notarial Business, n the office of Alexander Hunter and Wm- P. Beers, at the N. W. cornerof the Exchange. Wm.P. BEERS. may 6 . 106 tor Sale. - Vot Guard*—John Atherton, Samuel Griggs, L OT No 10 Franklin Ward with the improve John G Holmnib, G. D. Sweet, ^2-cach: J. P, ments thereon, if not sold before the first Scriveo, $10 . . • Tuesday In July next, will be offered at public -Artillery—Thqmas Young, $20 H McAlpin, g'0 sale. For particulars apply to • Joseph Wallace, $10 James Barr, E Hughs, J R, JOHN MUNTIRE, M'Kinnov, G, Stow, 82each june 24 n 1 41 Congress Water in tee. F OR the accommodation of the public . . _ hove water will be kept cool in Ice during dee, 82 "sch the season. Customers will be waited upon at 5, Geo Volunieert—E Butts, L Mason, B Cook. g?. o’clock, A. M. at the store of leach: .Griswold, C Hoyt, L Petty, J Parts- LAY & HENDRIQBSON, i man, $5 each: B, Williams, RIO G W Coe, $3. Druggists, Shad’s buildings, j lit Ueat Company—F H kt r, A Silver, • Saun« iune 26 ca112 der?, W Andeison, II Lynch, H Goss, P McGiquis, C Pearson, I ucena, U Dicksoi, 82 each- Ddnf P*mA/tuii ! TP 'U Innal .an#l . ^ ’J’qJ j'^i , T Sullivan? . - . - MarlhulB: M X placeon Monday next, is postponed until the Hopkins, Collins, Juhn Qu .rk.Wm Bowers, John regular term in July which will be on the 12th, at Turner, J Blanchard, V P Bond, i N Crane, G which time punctual attendance of all concerned Rhode* ef.ch. • • , Will be required. BEN. SHEFTALL. 3J & eat C«mptiny—J P Seize, C Schroder, iune 12 136 - lerk each; J Collins, F Dure, W ltatig< n, W Wheeler, • ‘ . H J Valleau, Petit, C Oneal, S Eyans, 1 B Gan tier, M Dillon, E Delano, Waddrill, Bogsrdq.-, i«don A HONEY, J UST received per the ship Louisa Matilda;'f6r ealeby the'gallon by FRANCIS I. LAY* . Law Notice. T HE public are informed that the Subscribers have located and formed a connexion in Jack- aonboro, Scriven County, Ga. Where one of them may at all times be found except when profes sionally engaged elsewhere. They purpose to attend the several courts of the several Counties Scriven, Burke and Jefferson—also those of Rich, mond, Warren and Emanuel, They hope by close application, and a due attention to the business of their profession, to merit and receive a share of the public patronage Business confided to their care will bp thankfully received U punctually at tended to. JAMES B. LEWIS JOSIAH S. PATTERSON, may 22. 120 FEW barrels Superior Canal Flour,for fami- . ly use, just received and for sale by HALL & HOYT. and that he ranaway feet 6k inches high and about 35 years of age. JOHN I. DEWS, j c.c. june 17 138 v , Lieut. J Rider, ol the 4th B ('-omp uiy,. fo in parade in uniform, fin«-d R10. Vl42 DAV1D A ' STROBHAR, aent . tj cm dl(ly attested,to tbe former gent!.- en* en or before the 8th of September next,, pr pay. inent will be refused, that .being the date prescri bed by law for claims to be received, may, 29 fp ?7 WM TURNER an 10 NOTICE. LL persons having demands against the es- ...Hate of Mary Stevens, late of Savannah de- . ,,...-.1-— ;—--—. . -tt-—r—. ceased, are requested to present them within the A\ em *'.L 8 1 U,e ? S ' .': tthe time prescribed by law, and those indebted to the Wi ham Atkerann deceased.must he remV- estate are requested to make payment to. * d ‘f* d “ ,jr suthenticated, withi , the ume presort- QEORGB W. COB, Exr. CU in uuijr auuit;init.aitti, >m,tn . |iic iune picavii* bed by law, and those indebted to said estate will- make payment to iune 15 d+137 T*^ ISA DAVENPORT, . ttI37 ^ .Administrator. NOTICE.' may 19 .^17 IjN^lNE months after date, application will,be tjERSONS ir^ebted to tlie estate of Io'iam 4SnJ made to the Hon- Inferior Court, of Bulloch J. Spalding, late of Camden county, dec’d are county, when sitting for ordinary purposes to sell requested to niake immediate paytnent. apdinosel all the real and persoftal estate of Alle n Denmark having 'demands against ,*ai I. estate w ill present dec, for Ute benefit of the heirs and creditors. them legally attested, within^be time prescribed' ROBERT BURTON, adm’or. by: law to LUCY SPA I D NG, ■ ' 51A3YDENMARK, adm’rx. :! . , guaHfed'E fcb28 ^ullochcounty.; aiftircjU ^1°