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No 147. ...Voi. XXil. TUESDAY K l E \ WG, JULY 6, 1324. Whole No. *407.. i AUmri’s Panncca. Sivaim’a Panacea. r HAVE BEEN appointed Agent by Dr. W.. . , ... . . Swaimtosell bis so much CClebritt-il Modi- , 'T™ subscriber having ilis iovtt'od the com' chic, at this place. A qua lity has been receiv- , position of SWAI.U ce>> hre - Pa.mcea, C( l by t e Georgia From Philadelphia, and will be n ? w . a sfeP 1 sold by the box or bottle, Rt my Drug Store, cor. per oFJefferson and march 10- ' 57 - AUGUSTIN OKMLEU, f. Julian Streets, AUGUST G OEMLEB. ha» now a suppl oil band Tor wlfrj bn has re< duced the price Irom $3 50 to $8 50, or by the dozen $24, All charitable institutions in the U. States and the pour wilt be supplied gruris If the citizen? of the principa cities and towns, I will appoint an age.n' to ordoi Ihtf liatribute this s Druggist Store, corner of Jefferson and St. medicine; to the poor, it will tin supplied Julian Street. (£ ‘ , Thia medicine is celebrated for the cure of the - • • * P.ll • t xa'-1 1' I . k I. n zette tion. Executive, Department f Geo. MILL*- DGKVILLK, 2bt Hot 1823 . RDERKD, That the subjoined I(e»i;lution be j published once a month, in eacti of the Ga- of this State, until the next General Elec.! rro. IN SENATE, 12th Nov. 1823, IVjPMlsit is desirable toascettaia the wish- ofthe citizens of this state, as to the mode of choosing Electors of President and Vice Presi dent 4t t'.’ft United States; Be it therefore resolved by the Senate and House FAS received by schooner Tassel, a fresh 1 following diseases, "sfrofula or king’s evil, ulcer „ , . I supply of SW A I M’S so much esteemed I utedor putrid sore threat, long standing rheu , m , c ’ !e 1* ll fi !’ V it ’’ matio atlectinns, cutaneous, diseases, w ite swel- A “' -Aw'-mbty met, I hat it shall be the dutv of the x Ml Jl. line, and disease of the befte's' and all cas. s gen Magistrates who shall pr« side at the several Elec As alsoby other late arrivals,a variety offreih J ersily of the ulcerous character, and chronic ills ! ttonsto beheld in thediflerent counties of (his articles which he abstains from mentioning, as j cases, generally arising in debilitated consult! he suspects the public to possess sagacity endur*- 4 ■■ - — to guess, that CALOMEL, JALAP, RHI GU'I FOETID, and all iheolhcr ilclicacie sn-.med ■ nodes, Ac. And that dr< adful disease in the indexotthedispensatory may be looked for *— -' ■* —■ - tfe riot !“* 1 of pe. t of sail niib l ho hey of be the ireb, tinis} oned “•nf? a his h. all : said f e)in an or wise [the May, enty. o. s np. n the tin an jl RJ id sin- infant gran- it und Its of. he 3d irdian. of the »A.l), o o, !. ■ferior lrposes istratof etition* Inferior he dil* monish oi the iy have) k Sep. will bO ,one of ' March, ft '• ' county, itrtitoi' of cd hath amisaory loritsh all ; the said h*ve)in ithin the a ilismis* and found in Drug Stores-—yet a few to be met with at every one, he offers, vizi Phoaphoru^flilorate of Potass,' Pyroligneous Acid, Black Wjp, lathes fever Powderp, llends Stipiii, Spirits! rif 'Soap, Fumigating Pastills, Wedgowood evaporating dishes, Glass Fumjils, Graduated Measures, lietorts and Receivers, Test Tube 8 , Gas Bottles, Thermometers, Hygrometer, 1 and Pluvimeter, ^ _ 9M>Y3» I march to rr ~~~C OPARTNJiRSHIP; F rancis I. LAY, having taken GEORGE R. HENDRICKSON, into Partnership, the bu. liiness wilfin future be conducted under the firm of Lit A Hotimioxsui'i at the eld stand, corner fC'.wgress antl\Vhiiaker streets Shads’ building.. jnne 3 ci 130 * r* I ^CIlCrMliy RflhlLg III ul UilltulGU ClRII 1 itll igaetty enough ; tiuns, but more especially from- yrihilis, or ufiec *, lUIUBARB ‘ t| on s arising thereffnmj ulct.. in the layrnx, chcactes i .med bodes, Ac And that dr< adful djjieaje occasioned ooxed for , by alongand excessive use of mercury, Ac. It is thu gs rjot also'useful in disease of the liver.” ' ' '' Genuine Patent JHamily MEDICINES. Such at s EES Billious Pills I Coil's do do Andeson's do do # Hooper’s Female Pills James Anti D>speptic Pifl* Thompsons Eve Waters Helfs ttotanical Drops J ’ Do Asthmatic Fills Essential Oil of Sprue* Balfiom Honey Tooth Ache Drops Jesuit’s do do ‘ ' . Chutch’a Cough Dropj Anderaons do do American do do Bairn of Quito Churche’s Essence of Mustard Rowson’a Itch Ointmen) i Wheaton’s do do Brandina* Rheumatic do Squires’ Grand Elixir Seidlnz Powders Soda do Otto of Roses. Ac. Ac. Can be constantly obtained at the Store of LAY & HENDRICKSON, Drugs ists and Chemists, Sha<rs Buildup's, april 24 caS)4 Savannah. CERtlFlOATKS. I have within the Inst two years had an oppor. tun\t> of seeing several cases of very inveterate ulcers, which having resisted pr.eyiously the regu. lar modes of treatment, were healed by the use of Mr Swaim’s Panacea, and 1 do believe,..from what l have seen that it will prove an important remedy in scrofulous, venereal and mercurial dis eases, N. CHAPMAN, M.D. Professor of the Institutes and Practice of Physic, in tht University of Penney Ivahin I haye employed the Panacea of Ur. Swnitii in numerous instarces, within the last three years, and have always found it extremely efficacious, especially in secondary syphilis, nnd mercurial diseases. I have no hesitation in pronouncing it a medicine of inestimable value. > W. GIBSON, M.D. Professor of Surgery irv the VniyfcysHy of Penn- 5 ‘ sylvania. Philadelphia, February 17,1823. An Ordinance,, To compel thi owntr ;.i oWo ra of low grounds within the limits of the city of Savannah, to drein and to'place and keep the same in a dry state. ‘ Wtiereasit is expedient to the health of the citi zensof Savannah, that the low lands or grounds within the limits of the city, should be drained and kept in a d«p state, and whereas experience has shown lhaf Individuals owners of said low lands, will not voluntary incur the expence o.f pla cing and keeping the sai l lo w lands in such a s(ate as to render them innoxious. ' ’ Be it therefore ordained by the Mayor and Al- dcrmdn of the City of Savannah in Council assem- bled, kndit is hereby ord.lined by tfie authority of m r ,— l(te same, thut the owner or owners of low lands State for the choice of members of the Lcgisla- or gr u mls within the limits of the city of Savan ’.W - . 0 * al “te neat' General Election therein, to I nab, at their proper expence shall before tt.e first propose to etjcli and every voter at the time of [ d -y of Jatiusry next, drain the said lauds and place Receiving his votej whethcrnie ijesir.^ that the j the same in >1 dry state, and shall rnk'te, dig, cut, choice of said' Electors shall be confided to the and ppensuch ditches, drains, and cakils as shall people or retained by the LcgisTnUtre, and to rc I be neccs .ary for the draining the paid lands and "uest such vo^’to signif)' such”desire by en- keeping the same In a dry state, and shall throw opting on his ticket, the word People or Bcgitla. np, make and buihl such dams or moundB as shall ture, according to the trulH of the factj and on I befit, able i.ud sufficient to resist and exclude from counting oiit the ballots, to annex to the return the said Ian Js the waters from the tnlmd swamps, ofut^baicTelectioii by thefnso transmitted tu the s reams and pond", and also the usual ebbing and Executive Department, a true statement of the flawing of the tide—atid in casi the owner of utv- votes so given, to the end that tike same may be tiers of aily such low lands shall un the day afore- laid before the next Legislature by hla Excellen- I siiid, have failed or neglected tu have drained the cy the Governor. * ' ; ' J said lands or shall have done the same in. Uectual. And be it further resolved, That his Excellency | ly, or shall have failed or neglected to open, dig, THE IMPROVED SUIUUTZ POiVitERS. IHB good efleois of these powders as a Medl cine, has been observed and acknowledged by all those who have had occasion to use them. In all cases of Heartburn, Bile, Nausea and other [diseases of the Stomach, which are so very pre [Valentin warm climates—they can be used at any [time with much ad*an‘ age. As they form a pies Jam ellervcscent draught, they may t e said to be Ban ugreeable beverage free from taste and highly limpregnated with fixed air, and possessing all the ileclicinal qualities ol the mueb'esteemed Seidlitz Vatcrs. The Season is fact approaching, when these oowders will be in demand, and to get them pure Is very desirable. Many persons have been de* Eeiveu in their operation, by having purchased Ihein in Drug Stores, the proprietors of which Wd but little or no regard in selecting the best xiiid, consequently their betiefical qualities were acvtr realized. But this difficulty raav no\y he ibviated,—the subscriber has endeavored for the Iwo or three last seasons to procure them Genwnt »nd has been successful. I These Vowders are neatly put up in Tin Boxes, by which means their Medicinal properties will remain unimpaired by the influence <)f time and (lunate. . 1 A fresh supply of the above Genuine article has just been received, which together with a very general assortment qf,Family Medicines will be kept constantly on hand. [ LAY x HENDRICKSON, Chemist ZJ J)rUgsUt, Corner of Congress and Whitaker. Streets Shad’s Buildings. april 29 100 ma i 8V)\mv’» Panacea. CI.RTlFiCATli S. I HAVE been labouring under a disease for a long time, as swelling in the bones, loss of ap petite, Toss of flesh, and loss of sleep, with severe pain. Noticing an advertisement of Siuainjls Pa nacea to be a cure for ?We"above disease, I got a,.me by paying tl ecflsh for it a - ( received it, and Jounda great ben fit by it. But hkVbig nothing but my labopr'to depend on for > living, and not being able to work for a long time, got so that I was not able to pay for'if. Some months nftef this, 1 heard of a Mr. Shinn’s having made n Pa., nacea, stated to be the same as Mr Svaim’s. I applied to him, snd a]ate. ; my case and circum stances, and four d Turn disposed to benefit me. lie gave me the n edtciiie freely, anfl said 1 might pay for it'whenever I got able ;-and l found, by taking the same quantity, as'much benefit by t) aB by Mr Swaim’t. ■ _ 1 have given this Certificate for the be. 'fit of I' hers that should stand' in need of Srunn’s Pana- i a, and consider it a Very valuable medicine. ' ■ p. STCTpER. Duke street, Near Front, Northern Liberties. Philadelphia, April 20,1824. ' r " ~ >• ' jPariAPar.rtUA, A|>ril 21, 1824. 1 Certify flmt fMv« betn for many years ufBic- ted with rheumirfiam. Above five yfesrs ago, l was attended fly a respectable Physician of this city,who plit ipe under a course <>f mercury.'—-— Since which tiftic l haVp been worse j my disofiier having been accompanied by severe pains throRglt my iirqiaie systetn — And last winter my right leg was much swelled, and so much contracted, that 1 co'ula scarcely put my toes to the ground, and was obliged to tvaik with a crutch. In Ftb, last I bought some of I. Shinn’s Panacea, and alter taking three bott es, find thut I am free from pain, and that my leg is restored to its natutal use. 1 am induced to make this public for the benp fit of the afflicted. CHARl.ES DARIAS, Malt' alley, Philad. the Governor be, and he is hereby requested to cause this resolution to be published without de lay, in the several Gazettes of this State, and to continue the said publication once a month, unti the next General Election. '' ' 'Read and agreed to unanimously. THOMAS STOCKS, President. Jn the House of IiepreteriUiHves, 14lh Nov, 1823. Bend and condurml in. DAVID ADAMS, Speaker, Approved, 18lh Nov. 1823. G. M. I UOUP, Governor. [RT AITPHOIUTY.] " . AN ACT (pft revive, amend nnd continue in force an L act entitled an act, t" extend the lime of ta< cut, and make such canals, ditches, and drains, or to throw up, build or make such ntoumis ,r dams us shall be sufficient to drain and keep the same in a dry state, and to resist and exclude from the said lanus, the water from the inland swamps, Streams,'and ponds, and also the usual ebbing an. 1 flowing oT the tide there, and in such case it'shall and may be lawful for the Marsnal of said city and be is hereby impowfered ai d required to cause the said low lands or any part of them to be drained in the manner herein contemplated and to cause to be opened, cut and dug such canals, ditches and drains, as shall be necessary for the draining such lotj lands and keeping the same in a dry state and to cause to be thrown up'and made such mounds or dams as will, in Ilia opinion be sufficient and able to resist and exclude from the said lands, the Valuable Medicine. ANTI DYSPEPTIC PILLS, Prepared l>y Henry Jamei. , N approved reipedy'fqr Dyspepsia, or Indig- J estion, Habitual Costiyeneas, and Plies. It is well known that Dyspepsia’is ope of the ttocj; frequent and formidable diseases of ourcoun- |ry. Its commencement ia indicated in different patients by various symptoms, of which the most remarkable pre— ] irregularity of the bowels, obstinate costive" ness, headacp, commonly called'nervous or .sick headach, yellowness of the eyes and skin, acidity pf stomach after eating, often called heart burn, flatulence or wind on the stoniach, bitter taste tn |he mouth iq the morning, fetid breath, drowst- Vss after dinner, debility, lassitfi^e, emacjaUon, flepresaion of spirits, Ac. I Piles being connected with indigestion and cos* livenes^ are certainly and speedily removed by Persons affleted with any of the above symi oms, are assured that the Anti-Dyspeptic Pi! 'a remedy well worth their attention, and enti- 1 ttt their entire confidence. . A supply of the above valuable Medicine has lift When received froip the Patentee, anfl ean be f btained of the subscriber, who has been appoint to agent for the State of Georgia. LAY & HENDH-KSON, Comer of Congress and Whitaker Streets, may 26 ca124 Ship's Buildings PuiLAnetraJA, April 17,1824. This will certify, that my son, John Hutnes, aged 40 years, was confined last w:nter in the Alms house of this city, with rlieuniutisra in his shoulder and arms. I appljed to J. Shinn for some of his Panacea, and obtained one botile, which entirely removed bis complaint. He was remov ed to the t .utntry, otherwise he wot id have sign, ed this certificate. ■' ' " her / ANN C. M HUMES, mark. Philadelphia Almshouse. PniM.nri.rniA, March 10th, 1824. I certify, for the benefit of the afflicted, that l flave beet), for. seven yeprs last past,afflicted with the liver complaint,during which tune l haye been attended hy several physicians, but received 'no permanent benefit. 1 hearing of Mr. Swaim s Pa* nacea,! applied to him for some of it j being poor and unable tb pay for it at the time, could not ob tain any. I next applied te J. Shinn, and reep.v efl some of his Panacea, which greatly benefitted me. The pain and sorenes 0 of my aide was re moved, and f wav again able to work nt my trade. ' M UfIABI.ES BOWMAN, ' 'German street, South walk. This i9 to certify, that my apprentice boy, J orrison. agtd 18 years, has been several years inflicted vvifli the King’s evil, attended will? an extensive ulceration over the bqdy, with acute pain- In January lr.st, I heard ot J. Sh\nq s Puna, ceti. and obtsiVried foi* bina three bottles, which ef fected an entire and complete cure, and he is n< i„ tow., Fpont-St. abova Poplar lane* This is to eertify, (hat on tjie I6lh of ( April, (he above named John Morrlsonltppeared bcioreme, and on examination, do believe t!ic facts, as stated in the above certificate, are just and true. H. PKORASUQ, Justice of the Peace, < . Philadelphia county. 1 certify that I have been afflicted with rheums tism in my shoulder for three j ears, fro» have been relieved by taking a few bottles of J. Shinn'. JAMM D00GlAS> ' Moynhiensing Poor House. y. of t)rdi>>' I, of said m on the »l county admoniflb ■« of the 'any tliey t Monday jjfstWOUO .til day of CP.oc, {Castor Oil, Salts, Copperas, Al* um Sf c BOTTLES American cold expressed Castor Oil 300 bottles do • do do 2dquality .200 do West'llndia Castor Oil for plants- tions 25 bbls Glauber Salts 10 do Copperas 2 do Alum '&20 boxes Sweet Oil containing 1 dozen ■ each, ' 1 , ^ \ • 7,\ j- I together with a general assortment of Drugs and 1 , Medicines, for siitle, by' ' < ? M . LAY A HENDRICK80N Chemut and Druggist, Shad’s Buildings. Congress, corner of Whitaker street. June 15 J ' 13? king out grarrti un survbys mads on head rights waters ofthe inland swamps, streams, or ponds, win bounty warrants. ’ ^ I and also the ujjual ebbing and flowing of (be tide, Be it enacted by the Senate aiul House of Re and if any person or persons shall hinder, disturb prescniatives of the State of Georgia, irt General I or molest the said. Marshal or the person or’per. Assembly met, und it is hereby enacted by the l suns by him employed in the execution of soph authority of the same, That where any person or his or their duties, such person or persons shall on perspna have heretofore had surveys ma'de on conviction be fined in a sdm not exceeding thirty lientf’fights’, bounty warrants and grants Him con dollars for each nnd every auoh hindrance, dislur have not been obtained, it shall snd may be law- bance or molestation. ful for such person or persons to apply for and ALL demands against tb, estate ofthe htc obtain ouch grant or grants, at any time previous JfOs William Alkersnn deceased, must be render to the 25th of (ictober, eighteen hundred and ed in duly authenticated, within (he time prescrv twenty four, on payment of the usual fee,. tied by law, and those indebted (o said estate will ' 8ec. 2. Ami be it furtherj anactetl by the author. I make payment to * ‘ 1 ” ' ity a/bfesaid, Tout' where any surveys have hdre ' " ‘ • ISA DAVENPORT, tofore beep made on head rights or bounty war- Administrator, pints, and grants thereon have not been Obtained, I may 19 xfllf such land aliall not Be subject to a re survey until | —“——IS—5 ... j. « three months from and after the'person or peV- j JhXtVClC'f OJ atl Urdinance, sons claiming under the original survey shall have To amend an Or dnance “Entitled an Ordinance b. en notified that such r*» irvey is intended to to establish a Board of Health for the City of be made, and that in all cases the person or per* Savannah, and for ventilating and cleansing un- Sons clank.ng under the Offgipnl survey, shall be I occupied building withirt said city.” entitled to the preference of making such resur-1 Sec 1. Beit ordained by the Mayor and Alder, vey, until the expiration of three-months from the men of the City of Savannah in Council .ssembled, time of t^tcli kotifioblioni and in the event of there and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the being do claimant residing on or near the land to game. That f rom and after the passage of this or* be 'hus re surveyed, such notice shall be perfect, dinance it shall be the duty ofthe owner or own- unlic ad-1 ers of all untenanted or unoccupied stores, hoiipea. e county or buildings within the limits of the City of Sayan! of the public nah,' to be opened, and ventilated, at least once in Gazettes of this 3tate. every week, untilthe tenth day of November next, Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That it shall and once in every week frogi the first day of May be the duty of all surveyors wlig shall make any to the tenth day of November in each and every such re survey, to certify on his return to (be sur- year afterwards, and that every owner of such veyor General, that due notice according to the untenanted or unoccupied stores, buildings, or provivions of this act had been given, and no grant houses, as aforesaid, who shall fail or otfiit to cause obtained on such re survey shall be valid, unless the same to be opened nnd yenlilated ns aforesaid, accompanied with 6uch certificate s Provided, shall, cn conviction thereof before Council, be nothing in this act shall affect the rights of orphans fined in o sum not exceeding Thirty Dol ars for or persons under the age of. 21 years, and that all each and every failure or onutMon. such persons shall be allowed one year after they Sec. 2. Ard be it further ordained by the au arrive at the age of 21 years to take out their thority aforesaid, That from arid after the passage grants of this ordinance, it shall be the duty of the own Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. That it shall er or owners of all untrnanted or Unoccupied be the duty of the' Governor to cause ihisact'to stores, houses, or buildings, as aforesaid, to cause be published in one of the newspapers in Mill, the same to be white washed, or cleanked in such edgcvijle, Augusta and SaVahnuh, once i(i each manner ns the Mayor may direct or order, within month, until the expiration ofthe time appointed five days after he or she, his or her agent, or’ at- by the same' lor taking out grants. torriey shall have received a written order tp that Sec. 5. And belt further enacted, That all laws effect from the Mayor, and. that on any sUch own and parts of laws militating against , his act be crop owners failure or omission to comply with and the same are hereby repealed. the order or requisition of the May »r as aforesaid, DAVID ADA US, I he she or they shall for each fitch failure or otpis Speaker ofthe House of Representatives. I sion be fined on conviction before Council;' for THOMAS STOCKS, each and every such ofl’eiicein a sum not excced- President of the Senate, ing Thirty Dollars; Assented to, Dec. 2,1823. Sec. 3 And be it further ordained by the ? u- w.wr TROUP, Governor. J thority aforesaid, that it shall be the duty ofthe q-j* The foregoing to be published monthly, Board ofHealth ant} the City Marshal to report to itil Nov. next, in the “Constitutionalist” i»nd Council.all and every perspn or pej-spns who until '.'Savannah Republican ’’ march 10 shiiil offend against the provisions of this ordinance, and iifcase the owner or owners of any such un- -7T77——r—, . , - • . ...r* | occupied; stores, houses, or buildings, be absent |\ lNt '; Months^uher date ''“'Ml from the city, and have no known agen( or attor- IN made to (NHonorab e the Justices of the In ney resldin/within the same, That then and in f Ch’dtham^County for leave to sell j guch case> lbe Mayor is hereby authorised tp cause " 1 ,h i?in" 0t SnV ?? n, *t , S 1 the'Baune to be opened and ventilated as aforesaid, one, Ellis square, Decker-WMd, with the an) j same in hts opinion require Wfifle Irtish, proyements thereon: And all that Lotln J { n g or cleansing, to 'direct 'and require the City nab known by the Number twenty three, m Lib-1 Marshal to cause the same to be done as aforesaid, City Ward, with the Buildings thereon—being I whereof shall b ehaid b v the owner tlie real estate of John Smith deceased, for the J wn ers of said storesiliouses, or buildings. tv . k •_ in ot;,* bepefit of the heirs. may 15 114 FREDERICK HERB, Administrator. LI. persona indebted to the estate of'Atdx , der Martin, late of Liberty county, deceits Passed in Council, 2ist August, 1823.- J. MORRISON, Mayor Attest, ' e M. Mxp.n3,c o. _june_23 140 An Ordinance, TUST received per Ship Florida the celebrated J panacea prepared bv John Shinn Cnem.fit Philadelphia,^'ho has appointed the Subscriber Agent for Savannah and “a vicinity. 1 he Una ces will be sold at the reduced price of S 2 cls may 26 i.—3mi 121 ed. are requested to make To amend an ordinance regulating (he city Watch, the subscribers ; pnd those o whom the amdes. • sged pn the 18th September, 1823.' late is indebted are required to exhibit (heir d^. I ‘ or J a - inft j bv the Mayor and Aldermen of mandsduly, authenticated, to_ I the^city of SavitWair, in Council; asr~‘ wl - ,a RICHARP F. BAKER, l&afc. I ' l8 ordained by the authority ofthe 3 ** I — l.Ub nM/Jin'onA«''ao iuirtrtttu TESTIMONY AND DfiCUMENT^ Accom/nvyincr the Report of the S/teciel\ Committee of the Home of Re/in>.<tent„tivcs' •' ON THE MEMORIAL OF NINlaNKDWARDS. [i or.TI M l.l'.'l Jacob Morgan, of Alexandria, siosrn, of the rennezt ‘‘ofMr. hdwurtli. I was Cashier ofthe Mechanics’ Bank of Alexan dria, for a time aft -r Mr Sanderson left it. There were si.me loans obiiahcd by Mr. Swann, Presi dent, from the S. creiary of ofthe Treasury, and received by me ' Mr. Sander-.dn had left i‘. One loan, I think, was of £10,000, ahbihbr of S&20.C00. The first was returned in a shorttime, say 30 or 60 day.,', and a fey> weeks after the first, the sc.' cond loan wm obtained. This latter Whs not re paid, when -I left tte bank,' which was, in 1821, When I came into the Office oCcur.hicr, I fount!lit tle'specie, and a very, small amount of current mo ney, and about g8<>,0li0 of notes in turnin'ion. (I reduced them, before I left, to less than g7n00.) The second loan, oi £20,000, ivas,as lunder.-i: ud, oubsequenlly paid, or'ot:cu ed to be'phid, through ' the Bank ol Alexandria, Imtwlienl left th< bank, the two louoa mentioned by Mr. Sanderson, and the second, mentioned by me, remained unpaid. 1 This last was received in Treasury drafts on Gat’- olina an■* Virginia. 1 went to Raleigh, in North Carolina, and exchanged the drafts for Virginia pa per. The Raliegh bank then paid ,pean*. and was wilting so to pay these drafts, but I did 4iot wish to take away the specie The first $ .’1,000 were obtained t» enable the bank to pay specie; but this being f and insufficient, the second loan' • was obtained, f ,e bank paid some of its notes ns it was able, and as fast as tbe notes were paid, they were withdrawn—but many news were not paid when presented. Ldi.l unders an . from the Secretary of the Treasury, that the loaiis Were ob- tained in order to enable the bank to wind up it- affairs. The tieoretory frequently applied tb me for re.payme.it, and being tolct bv 1 me' (hat the bank was unable to it, he Insisted upon inter est being allowed on the loin, which was agreed to by the bank. I db not recollect when this a- reement for interest Was made—not, howevei*; efore the money had remained due fur a year. Nor do I remember from'what date the interest was to be calculated." The prcseii’ statement 1 make from memory, mutely—not having had ac cess tp the hboks ofthe bank for several years. JACOB MORGAN. , * Augustins Newton, sworn, at the renuest or M \ - ' ' 7 ! •' ' Edwards. X was Cjwhier of the Franklin Bank,and became so in Mwcb, 4821. There is a credit on tfe hooks of the bank' to the Treasurer ofthe United Slates for g‘18,600.' The money was obtained btfoie I went into office. Mr, Crttwford was once nt the bank while I was cashier,'say in August, 18 J1, imt plying to have the money either paid or secured; at which time the bank agreed to transfer to him nil its property, as security, and that this loan was the first debt to be paid. The charter of the bank expired on the 1st .'an. 1822—fi£tU have the . books in mjf possession. Tbe discounted notes were first to be resorted to, and ii these proved insufficient, resort wak to be had to stock notes. ' A small sum, less than g 1000, has been collected. The nptes are now in suit, by Mr Swann, district attorney. The -stock notes are notes given by stockholders for stock, for the payment of ’ which stock is pledged as security ) know of no reason for the agree ment that one class of notes was first to bn sued fof unless it may have been the convenience; of the debtors on the stock notes. All the real pro- perty was also transferred. It consisted of a few houses, taken for debts. ! The agreement was accepted by Mr. Crawford,a» before the expiration ofthe charter, and sent to Mr Swan to have a regular convej ante drawn up. That conveyance was not consummated till atter the charter had expire i, »ay in October, 1822. Many oftlie notes assigned were under protest, and aome of them in suit Notes, including stock notes, to the amount of $185,000 and real estate to the amount of$5000,- were Offered to be trans. . ferred, but Mr Crawford did not at that time ac cept ofthe hffer, because it did not extend to the payment of int> rest; but afterwards, the interest bcing stipuLted for, the agreement was accepted* and the transfer made in Octnb -r, 182g, a* J, b»ve ^flove stated, fhe stock notes are atiR in nqiCpifc session. Thev have never been endorsed to, the government by any one. (f suits can be suifeined, there will be ample funds to repay the loart. When t went into the office of cashier, I was un* def the impression that provision had been made by Congress for continuing the charter ofthe bank for five years beyond the lime originally limited fot its expiration. I continued Under that im pression for a long time, arid 1 believe the direc- tors were under the same impression. 9th June, 1824. AUG. NEWTON. Mr. ffeviton again'called, (TOth June.J The transfer ,bo>d referred to,irora thi: oak to the United States, was made on tbe 3d October 1822. - The terms of the agreement , were finally at- ranged and assented to fly the pat ties, on the 5th Dec; 1821” j' 1 ’-A. NEWTON: Charles T Chapman, sworn, at the oequest of Mr " ' t Eawardt. I was Cashier of the Union Bank of Alexandria; In June 1819; owing taf tfle heavy pressures' upon the'Bank, and considering a disadvantageous loan bad been made by tfe Bank to tile' Government, and believing as l then did and do now, that unless some temporary relief could be obtained at the moment, a serious ihconvenience waul cl have ’ re sumed to the institution, Under such circumstan ces a conimittee was appointed to solicit Trim ,e Hbn. Wtn H Crawford, Secretary of theTm- rf, a'temppry aid—which lie was pleased to gr; it, under the condition that the amount should be re funded, when demanded. The sum received tVotn the Treasury was £30,000; in-June 18 9, and h.,v- may 10. §113 WILLIAM H. MARTIN, much ofthe fBid ordinance as reqtiu of six montSis'in the city of Savannah TfckKRSONS having demands against the esttftej the appointment, of an individual as at iSr oil n ° ““ —“ •- — Amos Douglass, late,of Chatham County I itian; be and the same is haflsby; repealed," ttny deceased, will please to feve tbeir ucoouiits ifiht-1 thing in »ny former ordinance to the cCntrary not perty attested, and leave them at the bar of Col. —**—*“• ■** Jnb. Shelman’s Mansion House, Savannah. Those who are indebted to .the estate, will be caf in ten or fifteen days for settlement. ' DAVID TA YLOR, Jr. Qualified Executory vVt’nr Waynesboro, May 24; 1824, may 28 t' * 126 2 — IVI INt- months after date, • <*•« •nwlsTMt t It Honorable the Justices A«est, ie 29 l in Council, 24ffi June, 1824. J. MORRlflON, Mayor. 111. Mntns, c,c. ' 143. ' after date application will be ‘jiSadefotbejtgporable the Inferior Court of be sold for the benefit ofthe heirs nnd creditors SKsf. mas. R, M. Durkio,'dec» k » '3 of Chatham County, for leav personal property of LacHland tosh, deceased; for tbe benefit of the SUJ5AN A- G MUNTOSH. -Irfa** march 9 56' ?rt led, arid jog^eceived information that it mu sit be refund d s, that' so. i»M|rtuary 1P20,b part was paid in the latter moo.h ~" - - aritrihe' bafance in February of the parae year;a*!ii although (he funds we received from the Trcas i- fy; were not; nor could have been 'desirable,' 1 un der arty other circumstances than those abo*e mentioned, yet, interest was poH upon the same. The money thusreceiv dfrom the Treasury all, I believe, paid into the office of Dhco »t Dtporiteofthe Bank ofthe United States a' Wa h- ingt»n, either by depositeS or dratta of the Trea surer through that Bank upon ris. The solvency ofthe Union Bank was, I believe, neveV questioned at any time during its opera* tiring,': i v " v q.'Ti CHAPMAN; ’ ' iunpf, 18%. f ■ ; ?<■’;' ” " 7 ;. ■ ' James L McKenna, sport’ 1 at the request of Mr • Edwards. I am Cashic of If i, w of Alexandria. . 1 t> •• came so in 1811 The Bank has never Had a < an .oi an induigerce from the Treasury It ha.- ;, il* arid Island, Cam N O 1’IC E. ‘ a oil said Island, containing about 500 acres, origin dec, for the benefit of the Juein and sreditMa;- • 1 RUREtrr BURTON, adm’or. T &•,!, « s H.nm MARYDENjMAflfc, adm’rx. ‘j -- in OA . Adm...s,t.N,8.Jayard feb 2,8 48 JMIocl, MM titVc9untyVkririwn is Plum:,Orch^rd-and an un ways had trie dw divided fourth of a certaan Tract of Land siluati lbe Collector. site of the government fi .m has trjSde adrtiiices to the g .« moment, wnenyrider pressure, and. at one tiuia, fAnviiatratted witlf Mr. Crawford Oil the ilosrn wiflv tvhish the public depo^tea were drawn ..vefage ariiount (if public money remainiii,; j-osite, In this Bank, since'Mf Gfawford hsv f fJ. Hvcretary of thelVenVury 1 ; has nR:'ri ? te-s?I th ir it was durihg-Ote insun. • J.L.M«KRN