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NO. ur . Vdl. xxiT tnirnsmr Erumva, .wr.r ss, iaz*. Whole Nt>. 4477. sHS (g»New Arrangement. Swain's Panacea. 1 HAVB Ili'-BN appointed Agent l»y Dr. W. Swuin to sell his so much celebrated Medi cine, at this place. A quantity l>H9 been reoeiv. ed by the Georgia from Piiiladelpiiiti, and l will be sold by the box or bottle, at my Drug Store, corner of Jefferson and .St. Julian Streets. AUGUST «. OKMLEB. march 10 57 [The Steam Boat Carolina, MLl. on Thursday next, the 24th itist com mence running between Savannah and '•thnclcr Unding, opposite RohertviRe, S G. ,ve Holton’s central wimrf every Tuesday, ureday and Sathrday.ut 6 o’clock A. VI—ar- e at I’arachucler the sime days at 7, l*. M. Kurnins Leave Parachucler every V/ednes- t Friday and Sunday, at 7 o clock A. M. and Iclt -uv.mnah at 4o’clock, I*. M. (the will take Passengers and Freight to and m itoberiville, 8 0—also, on her way u|i and vii, to and I ruin Purysburg, Bbenezer, Sitters’ y and Tuckaseekieg. pile will continue to touch at Purysburg eve- May, except Monday, at her usual hour going ll returning. Passengers will be provided with Breakfast ll Dimier on board. Ky this arrangement the Steam Boat convey, e connected with the Savannah and Align •. : of stages is extended troin Savannah to Uob- Iville, SC. jure 24 ... 1.141 ■ Anchor Gin. lA Rlllj “Cunningham**” Anchor Gin Just received per ship Corsair, and for August U. Oaiulev. it his Druggist More, corner oj' Jefferson and St. Julian Sheetf U AS received by schr. TuSsel, afresh supply of SWAIN'S so much esteemed PANACEA. As also by other Vite arrivals, u variety of fresh articles which he abstains from mentioning, us he sospec s the public to possess sagacity enough lo guess, that CALOMEL, JALAP, RHUBARB, 3UM F(K I'll), and all the other delicacies nam ed in the index of the dispensatory may' be looked for and found in Ding Stores—yet a few tilings not to be met with at every one, lie of fers, viz : Phosphorus, Chlorate of Potass, Pyruligneouh Acid, lllacx Drop, James fever PuwUer, Itciids Sliplics, Spirits of Soap, Fumigating Pavtdls, Wedgewood evaporating dishes, Class Funnels, Graduated Measures, Uetorts aiid deceivers, Pest Tubes, Gas iluttles, Thermometers, Hy grometer, and Pliiviittuter Flovver Pots. march 18 64 Georgia-*-Wayne County., W HEREAS Courtney Stewart applies for letters of administration on the estate of James II Stewart dec. These ure, therefore, to Cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said dec to file their objections (if any they have) in my office on or before the !4tli day tit' August next otherwise letters of administration will be granted to the applicant. Given under my hand and seal of office this 12lh day of July, A D. 1824. JOHN FOKT, c c o w c. july 15 151 150 CALVIN BAKE It. For Sale, DotBLOONS 50 kegs crackers and Butter Biscuit ‘25 tdufs fresh molasses from Matan- i via Charleston. GAUDRY y HERBERT ■july 10 m!49 J3ERSONS having demands against iho-es.atc of Amos Douglass, late of Chatham County, deceased, will please lo have their accounts pro- _ . perly attested and leave them at the bar of Col I Scott, Mdlodgevdte, or at the Sprit,gs to Madison Springs. rBVIlE Subscriber V< nders ins thanks to his 1. friends and the public, for the liberal pat ronage bestowed, and hopes during the ensuing season, from the improved state of bis health, to give that attention to lus house and boarders as to render their mutation as comfortable as the slate of the country will permit. *f is bar will be well supplied, and his house in addition to Itis former supplies will have an abundance of milk, vegetables, 8tc for the accommodation of lus boarders. RATES OF FARE. For man and horse by the month or sea son, per day For a longer time titan ten days but less tliun a'montli, per day For ten days or a less time, per day Man per week Less Ilian one week JAMES ALEXANDER, N. ll. Wanted a young man to act us liar- keeper, at (lie above place during die months of August and September. Apply to Maj. Win. F. Cotton Ragging, &c. SK FEW hundred pieces superior 42 inch t&A Russia hemp COTTON bagging; And a variety of other British Manufacturer, . which will after this month, be sub|ecled to ad ditional duty, for sale at former prices, if applied for immediately, anil long credit given for ap proved paper. . ANDREW LOW U CO. jnlie 4 132—2m gl 00 1 25 1 50 5 25 1 00 University of Georgia. - - • A‘iitw»s, ad Ju« , i8?4. - '■XHK public examination •>< the several classed 8. in Fiauklin College,will bn held in the Cofa lege Chapel in the following order, vi2t TlnJ Freshman clast, will be examined mi Wednesday the 28th of this muiiihj the auphonmre class on Thursday and"Friday the 29th ami 30th| and this candidates for admission into college. On hatur* day the 31st Oo Monday the 2nd August, thf Junior class will be examined on their studied ol the present session Du Tuesday the 3d, sit stiidenta of the Junior class, from each of ilia two Societies in college, will deliver, oration* of their own compositions in the College Chap* 1 el.—On Wednesday the 4di, will be Uie AimU\ ul 'Commencement. It is expected that, the Trustees, will be'pre- pared to term a board on Monday evening ol* Tuesday morning. The presence of literary JSOT1CK. •|>HF. GENERAL 1M PORTING and WHOLE- M. SALK BUsIKKaS, heretofore conducted by Jxmks Dick on £f Co. and GKonor. Relpii, sepaintely.isihisday united, and will be carried „ - on by the undersigned, who have connected I K e “ llea ' e “ in general i» lespectlully requested, themselves under the firm of 1 Uy order. C. IV. Rockwell C6. All the advantages which tither of the late es tablishments offend may be depended upon from tlie present one, by which they hope to retain the friends of both G •‘.ORGKi RELPtf, CHARLES W. ROCKWELL. july 1 r.145 By order, ASUUKY liULL, ■1 Sec. U. G. july 2d m153 'the Editors of the Augusta Chronicle ar.d Savtttmali Republican, are retpiestcd 10 publish the above three times, and forward their account for payment. A. II. ,J3» During the absence of le Subscriber Mr. Thus. R. Price will act as his Itorney. 1 * J. N WHITLOCK, july 15 151 ' fljpThe Post Office will nn- the first November next, be closed from 1 to I o’clerk, V Si. July 3__ 145 EXECUTOR OF Francis J aline an. . LL persons having any dcnv.ouls against the estate of Fruncia Jnlineau, dec are request llvdeUYer them in, properly attested, on 01 t/ore the first day of October next All ac funits not presenteul previous to that day, will : 1 closed payment by the undersigned execu r. WM. '.ASTON july 10 149 __ Consulate of Portugal. kUltl.VG the absence of the subscriber, Mr II D GUiil'.N, will attend to th duties of his e. FRaNi IS SORREL, Vice Consul for the Mute of Georgia. | julv »0 nl 49 Removal. kU. A SIlEF'l ALL lias removed his office to ’the building immediately opposite to Mr. trtdevick Herb’s residence, Jefferson Street, 1 doornortli of Broughton Street. 1 julv H mI4S Planters Hank. kN and after Monday next, this-bank will be 'shut at one o’clock. J. MARSHALL, Gusliier. | july 7 *148 Chatham Academy. "HE Board of Trustees have engaged Mr. Vkiuuues to take charge of the schools af- er the 1st of August, for the remainder of the eason, both in.the male and female depart |ients. Tlie terms ot tuition in the several clas ts as usual—Tickets of admission uiust be ob. jained from the undersigned, for the pupils, on |r before that day. W. T. WILLIAMS, Treasurer, july 13 *fdstl50 The Subscriber, AV1NG purchased the stock belonging to tlie late concern of Messrs Pouyat & Hoi- nd, informs his friends and . the public that he “ opened a Drug and Medicine Store’) Uprising all the articles in that line, and is in ‘ily expectation of receiving an additional sup- V which will render Mis assortment complete, d which lie offers for sale, Wholesale or Re- !» at reduced prices, for approved paper, on commodating terms, ai his store on the Bay, opposite the Exchange. A. DE LAROCHE. July 3 1,146 jonn Sliclman's Mansion House, Savannah Those Who ure indebted to the estate will be called on iu ten or fifteen days Rlr settlement. DAVID TAYLOR, Jr. (Qualified Ex’or. Near Waynesboro, May 24,18J4- may 28 jxv.126 Land a nd Negroes for Sale. 4 IIANDb ,\1E property,’tilth cumbered,con- \ sisti ig of Land and Negroes, together with Stock of ev ty kind, ami the growing clop, a- mountin • in aH to about 12 or 15,000 dollars, situate in tlie upper country, and well calculat ed thru country Store—the soil well adapted to the cultivation of Corn and Colton, is offered for •ale on accommodating terms. li<ink Stuck, or good paper", well secured, will be taken in payment. F'ir further particulars, apply to the Editor of tlie Georgia Journal, juiie 19 • 145 J. A. july 15 151 try’ The Constitutionalist and Savannah Re publican will please publish the above once a week 4 times. Bank State of Georgia, HxvaWnau, toil, July, 1824, SjXiOTIUK—'This B.mk will be closed onThurs. u'J lav next, and until tlie 1st November, at 1 o’clock, P. M. A. PORTER, Cashier. july 13 m150 i*HE Public are apprised, iliat the subscriber I has titles Hijbiie half ora 5b acre tract ol Land on White Bluff, adjoining his, and land la'elv John Poulleii’s, now John Morrill's, and for Which the Admi’ istratix of the late Jas. Boyd, applies to tile court for leave to sell an part of that estate—bi titles are of prior date and of record All persons a re "forewarned not to purchase or resoass < n the premises. II P WILLIAMS. jum 17 vi—§tI3& »|Nl. .nonius ..1,01 application will he J made to the Honorable tlie Justices of tin (1 terior Court, of Chatham C unity for leave to sell all that Lot in Savannah known by tlie No. one, Ellis square, Decker Ward, with the im provements tlysreun: And all that Lot in Savaj.. nali known by tlie No twc idy-three, in L.iberty Ward* with {he Buildings thereon—being tlie real esiate of John Smilli, dec’dafor the benefit of the heirs. FREDERICK HERB,' Aclti iaiBtrator. may 15 114 Law Notice. I VIF. public art- informed that tlie Subscribers have located and formed a connexion in Jr.cksonboro, Scriven County, Ga Where oiie of them may at all limes be found except when phofessi mally engaged elsewhere^ They pur pose to nttend the several courts of the several Counties Scriven, Burke and Jefferson—also those of Richmond, Warren aim Emanuel. The) hope by close application, and a due attention to the business of their profession, to merit and receive a share of the public patronage Bu siness confided to their care will be thankfully received and punctually attended to JAMES B LEWIS ,10'IAIl S l^A I TERSON. mav 22 120 Georgia—Chatham County. the Hun. the Justices of the Inferior Court, ‘■tilting for ordinary purposes. To all whom it may.concern. Whereas, John Dillon administrator of Ed Bund Dillon, late of Chatham county •dec. lias 'vtuinned the Hon. court of ordinary, to be dis harged from his said administration. Now, these are therefore to cite and admon- nf ,1 * a 1^ singular the kindred and creditors ■mesaid deceased, to file their objections (if lhe y have,) to the granting of letters djgmisf up to the petitioner, in the clerk’s office, o- jj® 8a 'd Court of Ordibary, on or before the uti day of December next ensuing, otherwise ione™ dUmissor y W 'U- be granted to the peti- .W itne9 l l ^ e Hon,"John Gumming, one of the ■ iices of the said court, this llth dayof Jline U 1824. ■ v# 8.m;bond;o C o;' ioth Sec. of an Ordinance, Entitled an Ordinance to alter the mode of .col lecting Taxes in the city of Savannah and for other purposes. , lib itfurther ordained by the authority aforesaid, Thgtfrom and after tlie passage of this ordinance a Tax of Eiye Dollars shall be levied upon every Saddle Horse, Mare or Gelding used as such, and a Tax of three dollars be levied on every dug which dog so returned taxed, shall be distin guished by a collar, with the owners name on it, which distinction shall be a protection to the dog so wearing it. Extract from tlie Ordinance, this 22d July,1824, M MYEltS, c e. P ERSONS who have returned their dogs to the City Treasurer, are requested provide collars for them immediately, if they wish to protect them from being shot. F M STONE, City Marshal inly 34 155 ' One Hundred Dollars Reward. U ANA AY from the subscriber, in Columbia County, near Raysville, on Little River; my negro man i’bill, or Pnllip. on the 22d Decem ber 18 1. Pliill is about five feet eight ov nine inches high, twenty five years 'old, dark coin- plection, tli ck lips, shnwshisteeili very plainly, when he laughs 1 bends back in his knees 1 is a toleranle good blacksmith. . Also, my negro man Peter,, who sometimes calls him elf Peter Bunk:, on the 24ih Decern- l>co‘182l : who is about thirty years of age, yel low compicclion, about five feet nine or ten in ches high, with a scar on tlie left cheek, occa sioned by tlie cut of a kmle, which shows very plainly. Peter is a tolerable Shoemaker, a han dy rough plantation Carpenter. 1 have good reasons to believe, they have obtained two free pusses cacbt they have one, to work by the month, hutil they have got money sufficient,and then they are to make use of the other: I be licve they made for Savannah. The above, re ward will be given for 1 lie apprehension »-vl delivery of the said negroes to the subscriber, or for lodging tlieni in any safe Jail, so that 1 get them again, or fifty dollars for either o them. WILLIAM MURRAY. may 26 l|124 Georgia—Clfutlmm County. I oull whom it may concent U J HERKAS Solomon >h& , executor of Wm t.ilbert, dec' a-wd has applied t - the. hon orable the Court ofifilrdinary to be tliscl.aiged from his executorship aforesaid. Now, these are therefore to cite and admon ish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said ' m Gilbert deceased, to fiie their oh- jections, if any they have, in the clerks office of said Court on or before the 4th tlay of Septem ber next, otfi rwis-o letters of dismissory will be granted and tlie said solonmn Shad be discharg ed from all claims whatever as executor of tlie said deceased. Witness the honorable John 1 Camming, one ofthe Justices of <aid Court this fourth day ol March, A. D. 1824 S. M. BOND, cco march 6 . 54 Ten Dollars Reward. R ANAW AY from tlie subscriber on the 9th inst. his negro man WILL, lately purchased of Mrs Harbock, and formerly the property of Mr John Burns of St Luke’s Parish, S. C. Will is about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high; ye.low com plexion, hollow-eyed, well made, but is rather cramped in the hips, when he walks, converses very plausibly .when spoken to. He has been working out in i-avaiinah for some time, is well known in the city, and it is probable will liot leave there. . All persons are cautioned against hiring or employing him, in any way, as the same will be rigidly enforced against all such offenders. The above reward will he paid on delivery of said runaway to Mr David M Fitts, in Savannah, or by lodging him in the Jail ot said city. GIDEON HARMS. july 22 1*154 NOTICE. \ LL persons having demands against the es. lute of Mrs. Jane Myers, ure requested to present them duly attested, Within the time prescribed by law, to the subscribers. THOMAS CLARK, .MATTHEW LUFBURROW, Administrators. july 13 \f!50 Corn Afloat. e^elfVHY BUSHELS’ Baltimore white Corn tZJ the cargo of the schr Uaracou, for sate in parcels lo accommodate purchasers— apply* to GEO. F. PALMES, - Exchange Dock, July 3 m146 NOTICE. AyfR. WILLIAM l URNElt,having assigned i.vi to the subscribers all his stock in, trade debts, Ac in behoof ot his creditors generally it is requested that those indebted tnase imme diale payment, and those having claims will please render them lo Mr Thomas Miller, who is appointed their agent to dispose of tlie. stock which comprises a general assortment of Seasonable Dry Goods, and will be s nd, wholesale or in retail, at very reduced.prices, lor cash only J vMES MRIKNUY, JOHN H REID, GEORGE ItELPH, Assignees of Wm. Turner, april 14 86 > tiA {{GAINS. 1 *IIE stock of Dry Goods", which formerly he . longed to Mr William Turner, is now sel ling offal p.ices much under cost. april 16 88 Georgia—-Liberty County, B Y l-.I.juh Baker, cltik of the Court i.fOrdl] nary for tlie county of Liberty Whereas William Law, Esq applies to be dis missed from his administration on the estat.e of Duvis Carter, late of said county, dec' These, ure therefore to cite and admonish all persons concerned to fi.e their objections (if any they have) in my office, willdn the time, prescri bed by law 1 or otherwise the.said applicant will .be dismissed from ins said administration. Given under my hand and seal, this 3d day of May, A. D 1824. • E BAKER,cco. may H 110 "For Sale, 1 I '•HE Darien Eastern Steam- Saw and Rica Mill, with the apimru-nances thereto be longing-* - An extensive credit will be given .ttf the purchaser or purchasers, lie or they giving security, approved of by the Bank of Darien.** For terms apply to GEORGE ATKINSON, James uu'.woody, HENRY HARFORD. ,Hank L'oiqpiittec. OCJ* Tlie Savannah Republican is i equested to insert the above, and foi watd the aCCou -t to tlie Bank of Darien for payment. “a- 2 164 ^'Ae months alter date ap, lican-.n ' no A made to the honorable the 1 ilerior Court of Chatham County, when setting for ordinary OFFICE FOIt SU1PFIN-i. SEAMEN. r|*ITK subscriber is now able to attend person- 1 ally to the duties of Shipping Seamen and tlie No tarial Business. in the office of Alexander Hunter and Wm. P. Beers, at the N W. corner of the Exchange. ms» 6 106 WM. P BEK US. v LL persons ure furuiu lo Ct'etlil.aiiy of t.ne fVcrew of the Oolombi -n schr. Zulma. as any con iructs made by them will not be paid by me CHARLES E. LOMINI, Captain. july 8 w148 ' >', Sugar, Gin & Flour. H1ID-. Prime St Croix Sugar 50 bbls Northern Gin 100 bbU fresh superfine Flour For sale by HALL & HOYT, july 10 14-9 I XKjJjHilA —Chatham Comity—To all whom Jl it may concern. Whereas Alexander M. Taylor, administrator of John Scott, deceased, has petitioned tlie Honorable the Justices ot the inferior Court, sitting for Ordinary purposes lo be discharged from his said administration. _ Now these are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to file their objections, (jfany they have) in tlie Clerkia office, of the Court of ordinary, on or before the 6tli day of Decern- ber next; otherwise letters of dismissory will be granted. . ' . < Witness the honorable, Edward Harden, one of the Justices of the said Court, the 6th day of May, A. D. 1824 S^ML BOND, cco, mav 6 10$ Superior Foilrt—Chatham County. Mat TanM, 1824. Gardiner Tufts \s J\'ich Cntyer. O N Motion of W \V Gordon, piaintiffs At torney suggesting the death of the plaintiff, and stating that the defendant hath removed out of the State,so that scire facaias to' make the ex- ecutor of the plaintiff a party, cannot he served on him—Ordered, that the defendant do appear on or before the first day of the next term of this court, to shew cause if any he hath, why Elias Reed, the executor of the phintiff shall not be made a party, and why he shall not have judgment against the said defendant. And it is further ordered that the said rule be published once a month for three months. Extract from the minutes this 7th June 1824. A. B. FANNIN, Clerk. June 17 138 ' Wanted. F ROM 5 to 6 black Carpenters to work at Da rien from 1 to -t months, agreeable to tin- desire of their owners Their wages will be paid monthly in this place' Apply to DUNHAM & CAMPFJELD. july.13 ' a150 Sheriff’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in August next, WILL be sold at tlie Court House in Wayne county, between the usual hours. A negro man namedMarch, under an execu tion on the foreclosure of a mortgage in favor of Thos Muae against John if. Kemp. JOSEPH FORT, B wo. m«y 31 128 4 LL persons indebted to the estate of Johan- rta Uarcy Moore, of Effingham County, dcc’d'to come forward and make payment and those that" have anv accounts, to prese.nt them to HEZl'KIAH EVANS. Adm’r. sept 28 - §oa*!93 Executor’s Notice. A LL persons having demuncs against the estate of (lie late Hugh M‘Call, Esq. dec’d are reques\ed to hand them in for payment, aiul^ those indebted to the estate will please -make immediate payment, THOS M‘CAI.L, I , PHILIP BRASGH.S 0 8 julyll 150 purposes, for permission to sell the following icat extati, for the .benefit of the heirs anti credetors of the estate of N. S. Bayard, deceas ed, vix 1 One undivided fourth of a tract of Mod, com* turning about 500 acres, on ciimberluntV Island, Camden County* known us Plum Orchard—and an undivided fourth ofa certain Tract of Land situated on'aaiil Island, containing about -500 acres, originally granted to Gen. L. chland Me’* Intosh, and.bounded on the South oy the said Plum Orchard Tract. Also a plantation, called Lottery Hill situate on the Ogeechep Road,.) m lea from Savauuub* containing about 600 acres. * N.J BAYARD, Adm’r eat. N S. Bayard. nov 10 211 ■ " ■ Brought to Jails I N Sayaimah, on he 16th inst. i negro man who Says his natm is George, and that he be* lonnito Jin), Slappy or Jno Siuppel,. of Twiggs county, Geiirgia, and that he runaway about the 1st inst iie !s5feet4j inches high, and About 25 years of age JOHN I. DEWS, teo. July 20 15.1 Removal. '■ JYflR undersigned have taken an orcein th*- i. brick building, owned by M-s I lami ton, near the State Bank. law h Jackson. juiylO *t!49 Brought to Jttil, I N Savannah on the llth inst a negro than Who says his name is William and that he belong* to William R. McIntosh, of McIntosh. CtUmy, Georgia, and that he runaway about tlie 4tli ipst, tie ia five feet 6£ incites high, and about 35 years of age- JOHN I. DEWS, y co. jure 17 138 i,i. h.v» «g . qrrmn.ji.agamsi thees- JCtAtate of Mary Stevens, late of Savannah deo. are requested to present them within the time prescribed by law, and those indebted to the es tate arc requested to make paymenfto GEORGE W COE, Qualified Executor. june 15 r.f 137 4 LL persons indebted to the es’ate of Alex ander Martin, late of Liberty county, de ceased, are requested to make immediate pay ment to RICHARD F. BAKER, ?„ , WILLIAM H MARTIN, $ Kx rs ' may 10 §112 —2—— For Sale, 4 PRIME Negro Fellow. Apply at thi9 Of A. ficn, .. WBINE months after date, 1 shall apply to the Honorable the Justices of thp inferior Court of Chatham County, for leave to seif tlie real an A personal property of Lachland Hamil ton McIntosh, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs. SUSAN A. G. M’lNTOSH, - Administratrix. march 9 56^ " ^fJWlNE months af er date, application^ will be tNnuide to the Honorable the Inferior. Court of Bryan County, for leave to sell ally the f real Estate of Sarah M’Klndhy, la'e of Bvyal.ycounty dec. for the benefit of the lieirs and creditors of said estate. JAMES BUTLER, Administrator. april 2 §o77 Administrators Sales. ® N Tuesday the 7th day of September next, will be sold at the Court house between the hours of JO and 3 “clock Three negroes tbe property of the estate of Charles H. Tebeau, together with a horse, sail boat, and double barre: gun—sold by order of Court to pay the funetal expcnces and expence of last Illness. P.E. TEBEAU, Administrator, July 22 I5t /• 4