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,| orders to put ifce note of Mr Pooler’s |, ,Mr Dicks in suit, in lime for the term of inferior Court of that month. I inline* 1 j,;tely wrote Mr Pooler a staled note Liismitling this information, ami inform- 1| niiu, that 1 would give the note to any Lmnsible Attorney that he should name V ne _thc next day 1 met him, when he linked me lor the favor—named two gen- Liiim—1 did give it to one of them, and Jllii! same time requested that ho should |uw Mr Pooler the right of acknowledge* i>nt of service, which that gentleman sub- lueully inforpied me he did du. Jftoni our interview in February until the |iie of the communication made to me by |«e Charlton as reported to Mr Pooler, I >er heard or thought any thing more a- lut the observations l made to Mr Smets, [my explanations to Mr Pooler—and 1 of the public. I have invited investigations he winks he shrinks from it. He com plains of my publication having been.made When he was out of town—this was r.ot known to me—his presence would have had no influence with me as regaids the couise I liuve pursued. As Mr Ponlei de dines the investigation which 1 have oil' ered him, and us 1 have no wish t» deprive him of the reputation which lie suys he has been enileavouiing to •' establish to cheer him in old age, uml to leave as u pure in heritancc to those that should conic after him," If he w it I request two respectable gentlemen to call on me, l will fur nish them with mv specifications, and he may avail himself of all his art and ingen uity to justify himself either privately or before the public. I lave the evidence in my possession, it is clear, it is explicit, it then believe thut 1 should never ' gain is not wanting in character, e heatd it mentioned. That Mr Pooler Mr Robert W. Pooler is recognized to ,s informed of my conversation wi*h Mr'appear before-the supt-ior Court of this nts in April, 18123, before the 10th day County at,its next session, for having at a Hue following, 1 have the voluntary de- j(/nr|fc hntir of llie JViglit come into my ration of Mr.Suiets made to mein the jHiftioe, when 1 was sirk and no one pre« sence of a witness but a few days since, sent biy a helpless female and two in- I that l n. ver did enjoin silence or se- fant children fu answer lor un assaui.'tj ci/ mi M Smets istiun; I ant without j with an intent to mukdeh. while havin'* guisi. Mr Pooler and Mr SSmets ap-jin his pocket aMctter frefm me in respecfnl r to have secrets between themselves as language, that it I had injured him I ards mv conduct, blit when ever they was responsible—hence my everlasting c spoken to me, they havelilways found |disiiku«to him, and I here take leave to ill pos-cssion of no secrets Mr. tiond-jllirow back into his teeth as more appjicn- i infinmed me that Mi Pooler was ex« jble^o himself the appellations " Coward iting the certificate of Mi Ninels J Mi and Paltrpon,” To a verdict of a Jury of nlcr in his long abusive letter to me,catls jhis Country i consign him. statement—but when it appears In fore public, behold,if has been changed info affidavit—ieduced IVoiii nine to eight mired dollars! and a'ledging that if the i hundred dollars hud tiave been saved, 'bundled was for m*-. M< Pooler say- I Mr Soiet-, 'hat he know* me lobe inim* }i to tiisit } this is what i, never knew be- i have never been iniiincal to Mr liets; and i know of but one. circuui-i knee which ill etiy wa v assists me how to count ,l'*>r the exit am d,nary nijj'limi. [hoh M* Smct* has furnished InM. Pool i-hisbii' fiy 'hi*—the la'sr pi July >e :; st rif August las', Mr John. •the agent of ftic saw mills illlleit, of .South Caro dace with three Kufts me qs un old ac- kted me'to purchase were mos'ly'his “lije money The SNiuin float wharf, attached to Hutc]iin soon Island is as when lait inspected. Allot which is most respectfully Submitted by your obedient servant, JOS. A. RUSSELL, i nth SNIP NEWS. POUT OF SAVANNAH. Atuttvr.n. Sloop Mary Jane, Mm-ccltm, from Charleston. Spoke offtlic bar a brig from Jamaica, in .ells- tress, dismasted—the brig reported having tall en in with the wreck of a schooner from .Was. snehoauts, witg only one man on board whom lliey look oti'i tlie remainder of the crew hud been «'i&hed overboard,with the exception who bail since died. Uapt.W pot a pilot on board the brig and she is now coming up. The brig Carolina Ann, ashore below ia from Ponce, Porto ltlco, with 125hhds Sugar and 5 pipes Urandy for sundry merchants in Charles ton. .vrrnnTms ponT, At boston,lid inst Ini.* Sea Eland, Parker. At Providence, 26th ull'schr George, Harris, with despatch. ■ « At New York, 6‘.h inst. to sail 9th, alonp Com et, Siiliumn. I am charged bofnre you fellow citizens with dishonuprabte conduct—my transac tions with you ha vo been many, nt:d in all and every instance I have RFyi' injoined secrecy.—You know me, with your decis ion l shall always ho satisfied. * YnurOb’l. Sprv’i ' MICHAEL UHOWN. * lie was a soldier at the seige of Savannah. (COPY) Georgia, Chatham Count if. Hefoi’t* me personally appealed, Michael Hr. v<. ol said county, who being duly sw.rri, dopnsetli and saitff.lhut on ilio lltli day of September, in the your one thousand eight Hu mlretl arid Mveniy-fmir, he tv as as- siiulfed liyJlobeet W, Pooler, in the city of Savannah ; that between the hours iff seven and eight o’clock of the ei ening of tfanl day said Robert W. Ponlei came to the house occupied by depopent in -aid city, and and whiladcpopciit tyn- in the fr<nit p'drcli, it being then tlurk, s;i*mI Pooler came up the btepMiid ashed; is ihis-Cajit. Brown ? de ponent repjicd # it ia, when said Pooler un- imiii* dime! v siezed deponent,with his tight it fin aidunif Ids tin Ic. presYing him with Ida arm, at the same time observing that he wjiuld tnkfe his tile, and apparently was searching with his loft baud for h dirk sir tsiihie other .weapon-—tlepnrtent immediate ly.aeizijd void Pooler and jerked him down, a short scuffl*; then on-uud between dfpo- jient and i"iu Pooler, w!u>n some person or pe. sons interfered and prevented furthsr alteration—and dcpon^iit says he believes tliut sx id*Pmile^was ut*tlie time he srssitult 1 him :,a aforesaid armed witlPsnuie dead- wifnpoi.i- and that it Was Hit! Intention of aid Pool Hr. to take tlnj life of the deponent and deponent prays a »'iur«nt nin£ issue ainst said ItoJiiAt, YV. Pooler that'liu may fqr said,oftencebe dealt wMi according li "slaw. . (Signed) M K: HAF.L .BROW N. Sworn to bofnr# nd?, Wd- I‘2th S**|)t 1824 JAS. EPPHfifiER, J. P. • ♦ Goshen Hut ter. I ll-’.N Kegs prime Goshen liuticr, landing from . ship Cotton l*iunt,‘aud for sale by * ELIAS 11L1SS. jept If* v\79 t c - . Cotton Hugging. * S IX I'UNOIIK.L) Pieces' of inch HusViu Hemp Colton Hugging. Fur sale.by SAMUEL WRIGHT, ,* .Hunters buildings. Bi|il18. i,179 ftr VOTIVE. 'III*. flttltlGF. across the North branch of Liftle Ogfechee Uiv#Pbnving*been carried away by die jute liurrirane, 1‘ropnnilt for build ing a new bridge, will be receiveil until Satiie- dsy next, the 26tli of Sepjembeilr iqst. by Sam’l, M. Iloiiri, at the Court House in Savannah, or •* GEORGE I. CbPfl, ~) ' . J(IS. tlAHKIlSflA M, y Com rs . F.t)>V. HHUliQUIN. S srp 18 179 • - . For New York, The ship C O T T O N »* I. A N T, Captain Gregon*, Will sajl on Sunday next. V >r freight or pa< sage, appiy on hoard at Hunters Whan or to S it PAKRM'A V; dT Consignees are request ed to attend at Muiueiiu ivimrfand r<ceiu: tliei Goods. , sep 14 si177 NOTICE. Sl KUEAFl Kit, two..-team boat-, will le.ie ll tlie Steam Hunt Wlurf, weekly, Prou led suflicient freight oilers, lor Augusta JOHN DAVIDSON, Agent, set* 14 mJ77 > Committees uf Vouucil. riNAxce. • Aldermen ttullocb, Minis, Gumming. 1 Ji’Ml.I.T., AM* I.AXKS. 1 — Deusler, Milk',, Way.-b: MAIIKKT. Morrison. Sliick, Gau iry. nilv si-LTunfc — Waiiiig, Uulmrli, Morris , nr. u.ru ami ti.nr.ru r Hubertihiuri, Jackson, Waring. PVNPS. * , . Jackson, Deitsier, Millen. I.AMPS * ' -— Gumming, Minis, Wayhe. PI'BI-IC DUCKS. *— Milieu, Gutidry, Hcpsler. KXC.IlAMir.. — Sliick, Gaudrv, ll. herslmm. KXOINKS AMI ITIIK lil’r«l;T8. • —— Alims, Jackson, Morrison. ' V • PUIIIIC SALKS.' J * — Harris, .litaksnn,Cummin&. HIIUKS AND LAlllIKkS • - * . I'lie, Halittbliutn -hiqk. ,* M MYER3, c. c. aep 16 178 . *. —— Wfyn r B^IIK undersigned Committee will receive B proposals for keeping in •repair the City Clock, until tlie first meeting of Council in Jan- nary next; proposals for the same will be left i\ ilh either of the unuersigned. ♦ • , GEORGE SIIICK, ’ . J B EAUDRY, J. C.*1I sop 18 171>. . jjMESjWR klSON, . 11 ILL lie foundTnViRuic at his oflioto over If the counting room of Calvin Raker, sept 18 179 * HABERSHAM; Regimental Orders A N Electiio, is herehy ordered to be held at the Engine House, Reynolds' Square, oil WEDNESDAY, tlie.‘-’9;li iu.st. for a' Captain to coin.l and the 4tll Rent Company.. Under tlie suVcyiiitcndance nf the persons, designated by law.' Hy order, J MaksiialiI. CiY , , \ M AV. STEWART; Adjt. 1st Regt. G M. sep 18 r179 , TUfthlC NOTARY. t >HE sub^ciibcr's health being now .milicicnt *to attend to business, solicits from Ids friends their patronage iii the notarial business. # WM. RELCHER. sep 18 ml7b lll.'d I •eccir • un anti s in- tke g, and Sineti >d thut suppose, ng me for at oppnrtu- which he tim without inste tl of re ich 1 dul ex- bdieved hill* f l received the s w it-li he has also pub- s nl Mi Tlioinas Wayne tny mind unde' went a change, epidity of Mr rooter which be reinstated, .md which Was portrayed in my next letter which lie he never teed. It is Due that my ers were sealed.—with the private dif- ncets between M« Pooler and myself, f ceived that the public had nothing to do was for making no noise—I have never iscd to tight geritleni- u on equal terms, i'have often Ceded quarrels. The jy of my letter wax never shown about i aa an able production—a challenge Mr Pooler was what I sought, and 11 wished, and what I did expect, but s disappointed Mr Fooler say* iie has eh n^e every opportunity to moke a opal attack—resolved if I did, to me as a blackguard and paltronii,” this 1 make no reply.' Mr Poo- says to save my person, I have nd him to the peace—brave men I have er feared, but assassins I have never b taught to guard ugiinst; he speaks of stisenient having been inflicted, here in at a loss tii m*mprchend him. If a 'berate attempt to commit murder is 'disemcjjO, I have been mistaken in term. Mr Pooler says tlnit I am a ca- uniator, I deny it. 1 have never cal- niuted any person, nor 1 -'never will, I ’e made a charge against him, but l have if it in open dBy—not in the dtirfc—not "vatehj—not secretly but* before tile bar S A V CNN AH, August 15, 1824 * To V/m r Danikll, Chairm-m of the Committee of Dry Culture. Sm—Complying with instructions received from yon, I hnve carefully inspected all the lands subjected to dry culture ; iftid beg leave to Re port as follows : Upon examining tlie plnntalioo of Mr Ward, I find nothing has been done to improve it since mj last inspection. On viewing ibe plantation of E Jackson I find the banks and trunks in good order, and the sur face of the land as dry as could reasonably be eVpected ut this timei and tho’ some labor lias been bestowed on the ditches, yet many of them are in a bad condition. Tlie manager promised to do ins utmost to better them. On Mr Stiles plantation, subject to Dry Ou). dire, I find ull the banks and trunks in good or der. The ditches are net in as good order as I could wish, yet I find exertions making to bet ter their condition- I see no stagnant water lying in any part of bis plantation, it could not be ex pected that tlie surface of the land should be dry, there having been rain the day previous Tlie canal crossing the Augusta road, continues in good order. The lands of Mr Scarbrough and others are as heretofore reported by your Inspector. Upon examining the plantation of General J. !ackson,now in the occupancy of CaptJ Hunter, 1 find all the banks and trunks in good order, tlie ditches are in tolerable good order, 1 can take no exception to any other part, except the upper part of the maiu canal, whloh is in rather a bad condition. On examining the plantation of J liilbo, Esq. now in tlie occupancy of Mr Falim, I find all the trunks and hanks in good order, and though the ditches have grass and weedtf in them, yet the water is running am) is clean and sweet. I find upon examing the plantation of Thos* Spalding, Esq. all thebanks and trunks appear in fair condition, all the ditches haVS been clean sed since my last inspection, with the exception of Daileys Point which ia as heretofore reported' ity She rift* *s Sales—coutiuu- . ed, • . Hi: the JtiHl 'I'ncsiiay in October, next, W ill, be sold'before the Court House in the City of Savatfhoh, between tlie usual hours of 10 and 4 o’clock * lluildifRS on half'hit No 8, and quarter lpt No 9 IJigby Tolling Decker ward, levied on as the properly of Louis Girodon to satisfy Thomas Gibbons on two executions for ground rent — Sold on account and risk of tlie former purcha ser. Sundry articles of household and Kitchen Fur- litni'e, levied on as the property of Janies lllck o satisfy an execution in favor of Ren burroughs and in favor of John Gribbin for rent. . J SIMS, n. c. s. sept 18 179 Congressional und J legislative ' .Election. . • * i N Election will be ‘iiolilcni rt' the Court 'w lliioie In 8iiwtnnahf lit and jiir the Count! f Chatham, on Monday the 4th o/* October en suing, for Seven M. qibers to represent, the fjtat*.- i f Georgia io’jllb Nineteenth Congress of the U Sates and for a Senator and tln4e Represent* lives" lo repreadnl said Ci.jmty in tfrc next Legis lature of this Sntci of winch the fclecfors take'due notice. . . - , The Sheritt'or bis, depytici will attend- same ly keeji ifl\d preserve golid order. ' reqpivnig vqieqfrom seven’o’clock in'llie muriiing until'six intbeafieipoun.- J NO Pi WILLIAMSON, ji'ccc. • ' . TIIDMA8 N.'MOUl-.L* j i c c c. GEOUGE L. CO.PE, J ic c'c. Hep 11 » 17(> . . . mjpEivED the a© ff.ii snip AunosTA, FIRKINS GOSHEN RUTTER :>U HarielsGin 12 cases (canisters) Gunpowder and Imperial Ton, lain importation JjY STOJIE, 3000 pounds llacon • 50 hbts prime Fork 5U bpgs prime Green Coffee 10 inula St Croix Sugar , 10 Tons Swedes Iron Porsule by J It HERHERT & CO. sep9 175 TH E LI HLIRY I S oprntd for tlie delivery of I hmks on Mon day W< ilnesday, and Friday, from tii'iisk hi,' 111 llllru i.Lil/tnl. QJ*Fifty Dollars Reward ! 03° RORRERY ! 'J1HE Store of the Subscribers was en'ered .1 This morrii.ng, between 9 and 10 o’clock, while the ynting man was in. the cellar, and One Hundred .aiul fciyhty Dotlurs, ip notes of the State bank-of North Carolina sto'en from the drawer. There was one bill of 5550, one of §20 with the signatures nearlyTdefaced, and the bal ance ten and §20 bills.' A'retvard of §50 will be given for tlie detection of the robber and the recovery of tlie money,' nr §20 for either. ■JjjH KELSEY & CO. sep 3 172 , , _ LANDING FllOM SC11R. HKltflY MinnLRT'iN, TIERCES Friipe Retailing RICE, for sale 1 low if taken froih the wharf by. b WDELAMATER. sep 9 m!75 _ til rive o’clock, aug -6 169 i'UIJKl? SALKS. liy Calvin Halter. Qh’TfliJltshAy; 23tl inst, at 11 o’clock, snfriin' >f hi*.Auction 8; re, The Househnll Furniture, must mg of lied* and bedding, bedsteads, bu reaus, l.nuking lilitKit-,, Kitchen Furniture, sc. Jkc. ALSO, Watches,.Clocks, Jewelry, £$e. i g.di .rwt ■ . vi.iiplt-l''set ' f . Watch Maker's Tools, Ringing In tiie estate of A It Rsuhn, deccrscd, d sold by permission of the H<m. We .lu.-iiices 'he Inferior Court uf Chatham County, by or- :r of tiie Executor, sc-p 7 174 Plains and Kerseys. k PE\V ales PLAIN *, Ul'ie and hiuc and wliileKE'iamEYS I^ar sale low to Clo-c.a cnusignmcoi. Apply to DOUGLASS iORRF.L, sep 14 r!77 lamaica Rum, Loaf Sugar, and Hums. , ^KV lllids J \M. RUM, high 4'li proof and 4. warranted pure. 5Q bbls Loaf Sugar 25 bids l’riiffe baltimorc Han.3 Received per Cottnn Fluid, add for sale by * J b HERHERT U CO, sep 14 177 • St Croix? Sugar. HOGSHEADS beat Quality 34 Croix Sg- 18 logsheuda 2d quality' Ho db For sale by HALL Ji HOYT. *cpt 14 177 . RACON. flQXES. best Uallimore RACON. For sale by HALL Si HOYT sept 14 177. .a A' Wet Nurse. r O I lire a lienllliy youiRy w.nian without* child. F.injuire .it this - lfice. sep 14 .m177 tii nmiy and Ciri. • PIPES Cognac41 randy 10 do H<*li«iid-Gin* . • Landing frum ship Cotton Plant, and for kale by L PEI I Y. sep 14 m!77 ^ Jilst Received, nr sun* uoaton plant. ■ 1FTY bbh N E Rum , 50 boxes Negro Pipes 25 do Spcrinaciti Candle* (iAUDRY & HERHERT. sepl5 1.177 For Sale. F our frime negro fellows,three ofc which me first rate slevidore*, the other an excellent liause servant and r-s'ler Apply to Calvin bAian. sept 14 177 j Five Dollars Reward, TOKEN from the‘^t»ble of live -oif'criber, » last Tlm’rsday Evening (lie 9rb i*-!'t. a -ad dle ami-bridle the latter has since bei 'vaecover- >:d. Tlie .Saddle almost new w.iili bras i.ftg-rups, whoever may return said saddle to tin sulisori-. her, shall receive tlie above, reward and.no ques- • ious asked. JOHN DAVIDSON, sep 14 m!77 St. Croix Sugar. Magnesia, aim of fyn hacco, t-?c. P URE CALCI NED MAGNESIA ’ balm.of Quito Uiell* A Lorillards tutTobfteco Fig Ithift Snver IVire Teeth Ut'ushes Opium Arrow Root Peruvian bark, &c tkc. Just received per Louisa Matilda and for sale by LAY & HENDRICKSON, No. 1, Shads buildings, Corner of Congress and Whitaker-streets, ALSO, A fresh supply of Congress Spring Water, sep 4 i73• Prime ■J.ii-n rt ceivy'd by ship Louisa Matilda, 5if bids ^ Prime 8t. Croix Sugar. 50 kegs Spiced Salmon. For s.i’lejby GAUDRY U HERHERT. sep 4 Oom tl73 ‘•an Just Received, run sloo** activk piio.m uaiti.uojie, BOXES BACON assorted 150 prime HAMS , For sale by DOUGLASS & SORRELL, sep 9 p175 BILLS ® N NEW YORK. Philadelphia, BOSTON I), PROVIDENCE, BALTIMORE, . WASHINGTON CITY, and HfQIIMON, at thirty and sixty days, and sight, for sale by 5. & M. ALLEN & CO. sept 7 1741 Anchor Gin. DDLS. »• Cunningham’s” Anchor Gin, just received per sloop Eagle, and for sale by : CALVIN BAKER, sep f 174-. An Ordinance, T O repeal an Oidmaoce entitled Ordinur.ee to amend an Ordinance in addition to the Fire Ordinance” and to re duce the fees ot the contractor for sweep- ipg cKimnies. Sftc. 1st* Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldennen of the City of Savannah in Council assembled, arid itj* hereby ordain- ed by the authority.of the game, That an ordinance passed the thirteenth day of Jan uary one thousandeighthundred and ivven ty one, entitled an ordinance tn amend an ordinance in addition to the fire ordinance, be and the tame is hereby repealed. Seo. 2d. And be it further ordained that from and after the first regular meeting of the City Council in January one thousand eight hundred and twenty five, in lieu of tho present price ni 12$ cents allowed to the contractor fur sweeping chimuies for each story, tho price shall be 6$ cents for each sloryi . "• Seo. 3d. And be it further ordained That all ordinances or part9 of ordinance* militating against this ordinance be and the same is hereby repealed. Paasod In Council, 2‘d Sept. 1824- f J. MORRISON', Mayor. Attest, M. MvEue. c. orgia—Chatham County. he Hoti 'ral.lc the^fiistices of the Inferior onrl of.Cliathttoa County rilling for ordinary purposed fm * To ail 4Hpn it may concern rWKT'.REAS Charles Gregory executor of JhJ Thomas G Davis late of Clialh'am County deceased has petitione-i the honorable the Court of Ordinary to be discharged from bis said ex ecutorship. ! •-. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred^ and Creditors of tlie said deceased, to file their objections, if any they have, in the office of die Clerk of the Court of Ordinary on or .before the 7tl; 'lay of March next, otherwise letters dismissory wiii be grant ed the petitioner. i Witness the honorable George L Cope, one of the Justices of the said Court tins seventh day of September, A D 1824 - b. M BOND, cc o c c rep 9| 175 Georgia—Cluttham County. lly the Honorable toe Justices of the Inferior C jurt of Chatham County sitting for ordinary p-.rposes. To all w^om it may concern. V'fc'OMEUEAS William Davies administrator rf W Jacob Franklin KeOl dec lias petitioned ■ he Honorable Court of Ordinary to be discliarg- i d from his said administration. These are therefore to cite anil admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased to file their objections (ifHnV they have,) in the office of the Cletk of the Court of Ordinary, on grbefore the 7-tli day of March next, otherwise letters dismissory will be grunt- ed the petitioner Witness tlie Honorable John P Williamson, one of the Justices of the -said Court tins 7th day of September, A. J)-1824- 8 M BOND, c c o c c, sep 9 175 Lard, Corn Ret n w KEGS LARD UiZ) 10 half bbls Corn Beef' 10 do do Tongues •• 50 Smoked do 20 Regs Starch 2 bbls Currants *, 20 kegs Shot assorted . i'j. Just received pei sloop F.ngle, and for safe by GAUDRY &. HERBERT. igue8, &(\ sep 4 Ptr3