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jyTiiu Citizenif Chatham County.
LbW-ClTlZENS,
..., 4L ct f or your opinion nlono, induces mo to
Tdv t<Nh« specifications of my accuser. Ho hus
iy «»,jW.r sbtiso him ■» much ns I bless*,' It rmi
v ; n0 noxood, or him no Injuiy ” (I crnvc your
Lrev for making the ipuitutiou.) lie is correct
r. .» 1.V..H kin flinnn
tills remarkrV ,lm alone can bo injured in his
nutation wlioNi reputation to lose, nn«\ Ml*
Li Brown's obiiwity has been too oppurontfor
i to apprehend fi\j moment the least injury in
nubile cstimatiou.V liavo pledged myself to
i, to answer ills churtfWnthe miKUngc of truth,
din addrosslng yon, iWMmb bidthat Ushould
necessary ior iur ovcit^L allude to Michael
W cn. ButbV the standard
re him, and i trust, be
will luvo made such fflBfmjwew ot his
.aractcr on the Public mind, tlmtj’Wmy goorf und
mctl man will view him ns the U rfmaitraduccr
Utoutation, and avoid him ns u Monmoestilcnec.
uth fenrs no scrutiny i and 1 have n^fcavoid-
i investigation of the ucts of my hfej^tot that
Infallible,but that 1 feel conscious I hn^fcrer
deavorod to uct eundidly and h
tli all mankind. I will now ns dlspitssio
can, answer the specification* in their otil
! will then leave Michael Brown and his cm
i to your impartial judgment dnd the Laws ^
country. But iierinlt me hrst to remark, that
, introduction to these chnrges, Is « palpable
Iseliood, which you youtself must have detect*
, ere this. For have 1 from the commencement
tins utruir, evinced the least reluctaucc to meet
i Investigation) on the contrary, have * not *
•cry Instance urged, in the strongest terms, the
duction of his charges. W ho gicn has been
[pilled to niipcar before you t 1 appcul to ) ou
h tlie first specifieation;lt is alleged,that in 1810/
Iciruudcd Brown, Greene fi; Co. by not paving a
. l.t for which I was responsible. A simple nar-
[tive of the case, will pluce this matter in its pro-
r light. It is gb'en to the best of my recollec* (ranunctlons where]
in, and supported by tlie only evidence in my c i, ur irc of Fraud
iivcrnt present to luybclore you, and of its cor- ■ ■ ■
"ctuess 1 urn as positive ns I cult be cJf liny thing
ldi-r similar circumstances. Kdwahl Lorraine
me lime hi December 1819, informed me that
had purchased a house, Unit lie was anxious to
large It by putting to it on additional story, und
quested me, us I had known him.fbr sometime,
i ask my tenants, Brown L. Greene, whether they
(mid let him have u credit of six months lor the
tuber which he would require for his building,
e observed that Ills only object in asking me to
uko this request wus, tfiut ho was a sti linger to
use gentlemen und as 1 hud been oue oi Ins cur
st uri|iinhitniiccs iu Savannah, 1 could slate thr
Jure of his business, and the prospects ol pp
Hit, and give a character of idm, if nccc'
nifcsitotiiigly promised him to do so, and
ugly a few days after having occasion to
muting house of Brown bi Green, intrud*
bjeet to Mr. Win. H. Green, (Mr. KrojM not be
g present at tbe time) I informed lihnQf the re*
lest of Air. Lorraine, told kiinthat I Jp object was
improve a small building which Immad purchus-
I, that in my little intercourse Jffli him 1 bad
ways found him a correct und ggRuenmnly niun,
at lie appeured to be doing a Miud business, and
lie thought proper to give Jmi credit which he
ked, that 1 believed he ivo/d pay at the expire-
hi of the time. Air. Grt-sf refused to give the
stead of tendering the ensh, Lille tchdered a note
of the vender in part payment, hi), Brown,held
and had transferred to Lille, for that purpose!, that
tho Vender’s embarrassments had- been made
known to him, that tits still advised Lltle not to
pay the money, unless the vender W mid take the
note in pnrt payment, ami wlie'n lie refuted to do
so, both Lltlu and himself tiad Used force in de*
tainingliis horse. 1 then asked Him whether these
circumstances enclosed an honorable transaction,
and advised him either to give up the horse of |iny
the money, that the vender was an honest mnn,
and would pay his note when lie could. He nn-
peured to feel tbe appeal which luid been fnuoe
to him, of rather to tear a more public Investiga
tion (being then more tenacious of diameter than
ho Inis since proved.) He replied, that he would
advise Mr. Litle to pay the money, provided !
would consent that the amount of u small execu
tion, which 1 hud said Mr. Litle had puid in Ills
own wrong, should he deducted, tlie costs of suit,
nnd all the proceedings put a stop to. 1 told him
1 would advise the vender to Comply with Ids
terms. The parties agreed, and tlie ciiuses of liti-
gution were removed. I never promised to pay'
the note, or even to see.it paid. Several months
elupseil and 1 heard not u word about my alleged
promise to pay the note, until tlie day before thj
lUblicntion of Air. Brown’s first piece, chorgl~
a with Fraud, when his clerk. Air. Wylly,
ed me the note,and asked payment,
d astonishment, ns 1 felt sure llint Mtv
note of mine. 1 told Mr. WyltapRf hud
•■’istake; lie said no, that Ct^wBrown
ad promised to pay it. JRoked at
id returned it to Mr.WyjJjH'dling him
final I would be under the necessity of seni
him, Air. Litle tb Jail. Mr. Litle wis ndviscetyiiy
Mr. Brown, not to comply with tho law but 16 go
toJnil, and he Brown would.have him brought
up by Habeas Corpus. Mr. Pooler tiieurturncd
to me und as tho attorney of Mr: tVnyndfreqnot-
ed me to send the gcntlenfun to JaijJflne did not
comply. Which 1 was aboilt io du^vhen a con
versation took place between V./M. Pooler nnd
Mr Brown in my presence, jdMvir Pooler ap
peared to act as n niediutor^M to be desirous of
having the matter aniicataflBltied, us it wus an
unpleasant matter to bdfmfore a Court. From
which conveisutidiLl^fi-i enabled to learn the
following facts of tMW.se. Air. Wayne had con
traded to sell aJuleto Mr Little nt a price less
than Ids valuej||Vder to raise a sum of money
ise of relieving himself from
afrussinents under which Mr.
red: That Mr Brown hud held a
dyne’s (the amount I do not know)
pussed to Little and which he Litle
part payment of
refused to take.
COMMEUCI IL.
for the exni
some little
Wayne t]
note of"
w hich
tcndi
sail
the
thut I
stated t
Settled dl
it. 1 told
cd that the
he would no
coiild.
1 hnve thus,
best of my recolle
c no promise to
Brown had
Horae, 1 had
wus false,
was an
pay
timony to lay bj
case, hut the lj '
herewith pul"
This fuse]
letter of
by Oor
Green
Bit
middle sells
ulcr us Alb
He then
. ‘at when he
sod him topuy
ml merely stut-
hlc men,mill that
lOtc’ni soon as lie
9, given you to tlie
statement of the
li hus founded his
gut nO Other tes-
. re to Lorraine's
e, a copy of wmclt is
iy credibility—the
quent suit bi-ought
noys of Brown,
the
edit, alleging as a irusudflln- instructions of their
ipjoycra not to dispojgfbf tlicir luinher ou a Ion-
r ci edit lliun llirce jlbnths. 1 replied, 1 liuve
Ifillcd my promise Jmd 1 can only regret, thut
uu will not give th/credit of six mouths, as Air.
iinulnc will not fifke the lumber nt a less time,
e purled. Oiyflir dfty after 1 informed Lorraine
the result, .yfciv days after the fire of 18 Jo, I met
r. L’rown dmIic Exchange, who put mi account
iny lmmijy against/ E Lorraine for lumber fur-
shed him mid suid Hint l ought to pay it, ns the
uihcr u/s furnished on my uccouut. 1 then nor-
im tlie conversation which hud passed
myself and Air. Green, and expressed my
nu-nt that he should look to me for pny-
'ns 1 hud not said uuy thing which warranted
in furnishing the lumber oil my account. He
I'.iVl thut Air.-Grecu had informed hiu), ou, bt*
y> tue counting house of the conversation,
wlieu Lorraine culled again, wbiuli was in
s after,that lie,brown,laid let him have the
1 replied, thutl did not conceive myself
, that 1 hud been merely requested to
they would give a certain credit, und
owludgc which 1 hud of the churuc-
, that tho credit had been refused
d the matter at an end; thut 1 had
time, been informed thut credit
uestlonsaml lhavc dine. Hidlin my
"with Air. Greeneihiiki*nyselfresiioii-
1 did say any thing which Xcpuhl have
iuO in conscience or in lawjouglu I tolrave
«de responsible, when he, ureenkrefused
vc the credit mid no contfncl wnranadc?
cyen allowing forUrgumenlssake, thut Brown
ad nt u time subsequent to (lie eonversatioi\)iml
with Mr. Green, given the credit as he allege
my responsibility, by whut principle of mor’alil
justice or law could lie expect me to pay hi?
when lie hud kept inc in ignorance of tlie credit
until Lorraine had been ruined by the Fire ? If
the lumber had been originnlly furnished on my
account, would he not have made the charge
against me in his hooks fur so much lumber fur
nished on inv account to Lorraine ? If { had bet-n
originally responsible, could he not have recover-*
ed from me by proving the fuct ? Biit there is a
stronger question, would Mr. Greene at that time
have refused to give me a credit forlurabcr to the
amount of $13G oU, when he was my tenant, hud
the means of puyincul in Ids own hands, mid when
one months Kent would net)
amount. But he did refuse i
I positively ussert that thor
iug that Lorruin was to rclu
room of brown k G<“
mining Brown’s deterri
accompany me when
Mr. Greene. The nM
let inc ask, did Mr. Git
dit ? Tlie reason Is oh
paid the
edit, und
lefstnnd-
jountlng-
ofuscer-
irrarne did not
on was made to
ilte! And why,
to givotheere-
I had Milt said 1
the horse, and which
Mr Pooler urged the
ituilces of the case and the necessity of Air.
e' Alt arrangement was made in niy office,
1 d6 know that it Was to the following effect,
Id: The horse was to reinuin in the possession of
lr. ' it!** who lmd been negotiating with Mr.
Wayne for the Horse, iind Mr. Wayne was to re
ceive the amount of purchase money. After de
ducting the umoiinl of u smull execution which
iutri beun levied on the horse,mid paid by Mr Litle
and tlie costs of suit. I think to the best of my
recollection, Mr Brown was to pay the money or
see it paid. 1 do not recollect to have heard Air.
Pooler make any promise as to the payment of Mr
Wayne’s note to Mr. Brown, but heard liiin re
peatedly observe that Mr Wayne was an honest
Alan, und he had no doubt, but lie Wayne, would
pay the note ns soon as it was in his power to do
so. Messrs. Brown, Pooler, Wayne and Litle,
went out of ray office, and appeared to have some
conversation, not within my hearing, consequent
ly 1 do not know the purport of it.
WM. C. BARTON.
, It'm. C. Wayne's statement.
• In tlie month of April, last, Mr. Michnct Brown
called at my house with a Mr. Litle, whom he. in
troduced as his friend mid one desirous to purchase
a horse, and asked it I wished to sell mine? Be
ing disposed to sell, n conversation in regard to
the terms of sale ensued, but ns Mr. L. and I were
nimble to agree upon the price lie and Mr. brown
left. me. Mr Little, soon afterwards returned u-
lone, when I agreed to accept a less price than I
hud previdhslvdemanded, stating to him that he
must-pay It in Imnkulde money, or as large, a pro
portion of it as he could in bankable ami the Iml
mice in current money. He replied to the best of
my recollection, that )u: would give me bankable
money, and observed that the price nnd payment
were agreed upon, but that before (lie bargain was
perfected he would lie glad to ride, tlie horse und
tosee him rode. 1 staled to him that 1 intended
.0 ride, the horse to Fair-Lawn that morning at 11
£elock and that I should tffi glad of Ids company
e could he ready at that hour, where he would
huvu.an Opportunity to judge ofthe qualities of the
liorsX He accepted the invitation and on our re
turn train Fuir Lawn proposed to ride my horse
to tmvnVo which I urceded. After having re
turned, tWBeouested me to ride with him to the
counting rraun of .Mr. brown, whose judgment ns
to (lie age oPUie horse, Itc said, he wished to ob
tain und nddecBHiat lie would return with me to
his hoardinghouSband pay me the money. I de
clined accompanying him in consequence of nn
engagement, tmttolKhiin that he could return to
ray house,which he raomised to do in a half hour.
He however returm'd\itliout the horse, which
iie informed me he. iimnblt in Air. Brown's sta
ble with his (IL’s) knnwItqLje and consent, bring-
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Aug. 7.
“There was agdod demand for Colton this week
which was direct e.liielly towards L'oland, New
Orleans and Alabama, for those description rather
better prices were obtained, and dbout 20U0 bags
taken on speculation, hut for Bmails and other
sorts there is no alteration. Tlie total sales amount
to 14,370 bags.
The sales of tobacco have been very limited and
the sales making are nt lower rates'. Ashes con
tinue in moderate demand, and prices rather de
clining: !HX) bills Carolina, Tur brought 13s 9d
each, and 200bills soft turpentine 12s 3d per civt.
Kice, Carolina, 12 n id; Flour,exportation, s’finc
. tfwcet, per bbl 20 a 22s; souf unc.
TrUin Alycr’s Liverpool MUrcuiitile Adv’r. Aiig. 0.
We hnve experienced a good demund this week
for cotton,’ tlie sales amounting to about 14,000
bags, of which nhoilt llJOO Boweds have becti ta
ken on speculation, and about IUO Bowed and A-
inlinma for shipment; ill prices However we Have
little or no alteration to notice, except that about
I-3d per lb, has been obtained on the the lower
ami middling qualities of Boweds. The private
suled consist of 300 S. Islands nt 13d to ISd With
25 stained ut 9d to lOd—5800 Bowed 7 id to 9 t-8d
—1090 Orleans 8d to I2jd—2430 Alab. 7Z to 8^.
Rice continues dull, mid nn sales worthy of no
tice hare been reported this Week.
GLASGOW, 7th Aug. 1824:
'‘Wehuve had a good demand for cotton this
week by the splnrfora, the sales amount to 1543
packages, and price's are w|t1v.tft ulterutioh, the
sales arc A’7 hags Sea Islands, nt 13 jd a 15ld; l5do
at l(id; nnd 28 stained do nt 11 d; 599 Boweds, 8jd
a 9..d; 250 N.O. 85 a IOjd; 8n Inf. do Sd; dl Mo
bile,' 9J d; in Demn. ltd a I2d;25 Pernams, 11 id;
98 Smti'd, li’.d a 7x1; and 187 Ben. 7fd u 6jd.
in dyewoods there has been nothing done. Se
veral small parcels of ashes of those recently im-
For New York.
(ESTABLISHED LINE.)
ship
SAVANNA II,
Wnu Bebcc, Master.
Will snil on Stinday npxt 3d proximo
for freight nr passage, opply ou t beard ot .tone's
upper wharf or to HALL U llOYT.
sept 30 i»3 t-y
For New York.
Tlie regular und fast sailing packet
ship
CLIFFORD WAYNE,
/: White. Master'.
Will meet with immediate despatch. For freight
or passage, having elegant accommodations, ap
ply to Cnpt W. on board at Anderson’s Wharf, or
to EDWARD WILLIAMS,
sept 30 . . 183
ESTABLISHED LINE
Hv J: 15., Herbert it Co.
lO-iMORUOW. 1 strict, at 11 o’clock,
Will be sold on Haft & Hoyts wharf,
1 hlul. Coffee.
Damaged bn board the Wm Wallace. on Iter
sage from New York sold by order of the ]
Wardens, foruccount of all concerned,
sept 30
OF
New-York Packets.
MASTER".
W. Beebe,
D.' Wood,
D. Van Dvck.
T. Wood,
S. H. Bennett.
SHIP".
SAVANNAH,
LOUISA MATILDA,
AUGUSTA,
WM. WALLACE,
EMPEItOIt,
The above ore all first rata vessels,, with expe.
riented commanders, and will continue, to sail in
regnlnrsiicri-ssion throughout the season, leaving
Savannah for New-Yorx on Thursday, and New-
York for Savannah' on Saturday in each week.—
to the Captains on
or to
HALL U HOYT
jnn 27 21
ported have been sold. Pots at 31s. and Pearls | For freight or passage, apply
at 35«. Nothing worthy of remark done' in indigo I board at Jones’s tipper Wharf,
or Madder Roots. Tobacco Li dull without tiny
variation in pricr,s.
Onr grain ninrkel rnntimies very depressed. The
sales made. In wheat have been limited, mid near
ly former rates were realised; for old white a re
duction of Is lias beert submitted to for new, old
British white, -■>: a 4 Is; red, 25s u 28s; Canada out
of bond, 23s (Id a 31s.”
Geiuiine patent Family Medicines
T EES Pills Churclies Ess. Mustard
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
We arc authorised to state Hint, by a new re
gulation bf the government of his .Most Faithful
Majesty, pasted the 2d day of July last, und pro
claimed in Lisbon by tile Royal Board of Trade,
oil the 8th July,.strict orders have been glvon nnd
-Ifirionttaensures have been adopted to prevent
smuggling or the introduction oi contraband goods
—one of which as It regards foreign commerce is
tlie following. Two Guardn.CoMus ere establish
ed commanded liy officers of the Royal Navy,with
Custom House and other officers on hoard", who
AndcrSonsdb Filings worm Lozenges
Hoopers do Thompsons teeth paste
James do do eye water
Churches coitgh drop! Rogers vegetable
Amieraons do pulmonic detergent
Bdlsoin Honey llearlrm oil
British oil
llenrys cunc’d magnesia
Batemans drops, (,-e
Audlerslenatlvc
Opodcldock
bqnires elixir
Balts Lemons
Can constantly lie had nt tlie Stem of
LAY V HENDRICKSON,
Chemists and Druggists, Shad’s Buildings.
•ept 28 182
Swuini’n Pauuceu.
m.to^he^X^^onth^S A FRESIlsupDlyj»rtreceive^andforsaie
examine their papers and document,. If these ^ihSSd Dm^s,
l.d.fci few di
lumber.
ispontS 1
|ask whet]
o state till
|tcr of Lori
imi 1 cousif.
lien, for the
bad been giveflbo Lorraine, mid that too nt a time
kvhen this man \id been burnt out by the fire, ami
lost his all. In t\j course of thut iluy i saw Lor-
nine, 1 related toVm the circumstances, when ho
bositively denied tIVit the lumber hud hccu furnish-
Id on my responsibnly, ami usserted that Brown
pud not asked him tflk security, und thut he, Lor-
nine, iiud merely mcUioiicd my unmc as a refer-
itce for chnractor; plrad his inability to ]iuy the
aney, but said lie woiim pay us soon us he had it
ills power/ A few da\ uftcr he cither culled
ipon Brownulonc, or wirame. (my recollection
ocs not serve inc) and puskivcly ifenied thut the
limber luid been furnished \u iny responsibility,
li. Brown several times aftJL touched upon tlie
bjeet, und appeared to he v^jy anxious to inuke
iJu him, couvim t
ut of your part-
of Lorraine,
pr stutement.
^ill pay you.
ut to he re-
no responsible. I invariably \
t by your Hooks, by the state!
r, Mr. Green, und the statei
rhicli is directly at issue with ,
put the credit was given tome, an'
Jhon the su'iferbra by the fire were
levcd by contribution* that liad bectAencrously
made, Air. Brown again applied to nmh nnd ru-
■iiestcd that I would endcuvor to get tIAummiiit
If his bill out of the appropriation whiciBB-ht be
luudc for Lorraine as u suficrer by the firc ALspokc
lo Lorraine agnin; he was willing to pay, cLt bad
pot the mean*. He received no relief Vrodkthat
nd.nmlafew dnysofterleft SaYcnnahforClJ
:on, but before he w ent, called upon Brown
lift-red his note, which wns refused. L'nderstir..
ng sonic months alter, that l.oiTurne' was doiL
well in Charleston, 1 informed Brown of it,- ani.
told him that 1 would w-rite to Lorraine and urge
him to pay the demand; it was from his hooks I
then ascertained the amount of the demund. I
did write, and received the letter herewith puli
lishisd. Some time after this, Lorraine, returned
to Savannah, llisuppourance wgs indicative of
Rood circumstances, 1 informed Air. Overstreet of
oh 4 *‘j s Arrival gind,it wns determinedto liold him to buii.
Oordon L Fooler were employed as the Attorneys.
Lorraine could neither tiny the money nor give
Bail; lie wus imprisoned, nnd afterwards took tlie
benefit ofthe Insolvent Law, and Mr. Brown paid
•he fees and costs; since which time, until
furnished this specifications, 1 hnve heard nof '
on the subject from Mr. Brow: ,'mt tvas im
by Air. Overstreet, it washis intention to sift Lor
raine in Charleston, should he find hiiiumei-e.
The second specification alludes Jo n case in
which 1 wus employed as un Attorney. There were
f'J 0 prosecution* before Justic^Cnrton against a
' r/Litle the one for un Assudit and Battery, the
(tjfer under the law of lSaVTor illcgully detaining
horse. As the defenduR! was Very desirous o ’
leaving Savunnuh, hi^riend, Mr. Brown, made
‘n eltortto have thtWfrst case investigated and de-'
ided by a summgfy proceeding, which I did not
nink the Alagnurote authorised to make', and of
oarscreRisteifnie efi'ort, and required fhu defien-
ant to he ipCogiiized to nnswer to tho charge be-
ra the Fpnrt Inuring jurisdiction of tho olftnee.
Bcforaplie iiiyestigutionof the case under the law
l821CouldJuke place,-it tYns necessary to fcor.
Iy w/li a remiisitlort of thut law, a'-'.
Ju**;; cc tlienhiformed hlt^S he
nderthe ^‘' eq |n ot'Sending him to
Mr. Brown advised Mr. Litle to go to
thut he on the morrow vpuld bring him
Jjeki CprpaS. I told Mr. Barton to send'
Jail, and wuS .‘dJQWt t<? leave the office, when
bficctlng oti the fircuirislanc?. 8 ; 1 thought 1 would
-Jtakeunnliort losottto.ii Vy ttfediuiJfW I then
i Addressed Mr. Brown, told him thui he had intro-'
Huocd Mr. Litle, to the claimant plalntiit, us his
jwlond', nnd ns apurehuser for tho Horse, the pro*
f fierfy now claimed, Hint acontmct had been made
for cash , that the horse Had. been .entrusted t° ^R‘-
i title t!iat-wheh he wus about to pay fop hup, in-
would he responsible, ami as t j the reason assign
ed hv Air. Green why lie could notmyc the credit
required, 1 viewed itas a delieute \m\o of refusing
the credit to Lorraine. IV.
1 huvo cndcuvorad fcllo'w ritixeiiWi place be
fore youall the ra'uteriui facts connected with the
transactions, on which Air, Brown has made his
charge of Fraud. They are furnished to the best
of ray recollection—1 have laid before you every
thing for 1 have nothing to conceal. The nccoin-
punving statements will expluin to you more par
ticularly, the circumstances of the transaction, in
which the 2d specification originated. In conclu
sion I will only ask is it probable thut Brown would
liavfc employed me us a Lawyer in 1822 nnd have
collided in iny integrity in 1824, after having de
frauded him as he alleges in 1819? It is prepos
terous ! This statement carries itsown refutation.
Aly cuseis before you,If 1 am guilty let tin- penally
lie visited upon me. If i stand acquitted, let the
penalty full on iny treduccr—! hnve conceived
myself under un obligation, not only to convince
the better part of society, hut to snlisfy every one
of my fellow citizens that tlie charge-sure False. I
will give this man every opportunity to establish
the truth of his accusation, mid for that purpose
will bring him to that tribunal before which he
w ait at first so anxious to appear.
Verv Respectfully,
Your obt. servant,
ROBERT IV. POOLER.
Charleston, May 26th, 1820.
Robert Pooler, Esq. Savannah,
- Dr. Sir. Before my leuving your town, I called
on Mcs.-n-Brown & Greene, and offered my note
to them, which they refused; hut tlie case is very
much nlterei^since Bint tiuuyand tiic fact is, my
good sir, that 1 have not tbsMftxt prospect of un
existence; and thut wlienA^ffyi'ed my note, to
those gentleman, 1 had anBnfthe certainty of be
ing relieved-i<y the Committee of Succours,which
they did ifet think proper to do, although a grgj “
many havmbcen helped thut were nut so
distress as 1 truly am
ing ns a part of the pure!
mine fm- about one hundr
w hich Mr. B. held, and the
hills ofthe Darien Bank. II«
to obtain the means to tulislVI
been Issued against me, 1 stul
could not received tbe note in
I had been induced to neerpt
hq£> to relieve myself from a di
hanging over me and which 1 coi
explnln to Mr. Brown; mid furthe
his offer of payment was not a
money n note of
and three dollars
idue of the price in
]ng sold tlie linr
cu. su. which had
d to him that 1
rt payment; Unit I
is offer for the
ilty whirl) was
satisfactorily
[liserved that I
aide to our
papers
officers find that the iminift-st? mid also the hills of
lading of their cargoes sire not certified and legal
ised by one of His Majesty's Consuls or Ills Dele
gate, they are directed to seize such vessels and
cargoes; "the produce of such seizures to he distri
buted according to law.
This regulation respecting the seizures will be
enforced in three months from the 8th July, us it
regards vessels from ports in the South of Europe,
and in lour months for vessels from any other
Ports.
Examining offirers arc also placed on hoard tlie
In-nlth bouts, and ut tlie l.azar-.tto.
Several other provisos have been enacted,
which take place likewise from the date of the
proclamation, hut do not affect foreign commerce.
Philadelphia, 14th Sept. 1824.
sept 28 rl82
umwimw®'
, Fresh Tgas.
J. BI HERBERT & Co.
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Chests, half chests, ten cattys.five cat-
tys and cannliters Hvsox Tba
Ten cuttys,five catlys audcministerslKrr.nlAt. and
Gcixfowder Teas
Hyson skin, tonkay, souchong and Bohed Teas
All of which are of the latest importation, mi l
will be said on accommodating terms.
pt 28 182 •
White Lead.
AA kegs White Lead, landing fin ship Wm.
JL 111 J Wallace, and for sale by
18i
CALVIN R.VKER.
Corn.
"1 f W h! h bushels v m n are offered for sale on
X " > !Lf vf reasonable term* by
ept 28
2000
sept 28
m182 EBEN. JENCKE8.
15oru for Hale.
BUSHELS Prime CORN for sale
Apply to G. B. LAM All.
Sugar, Coffee, Cotton Bagging,
Soap, &c.
AA BBLS. Muscovado Sugar
8 lihds ^ do do .
50 bugs prime Havana Green Coffee
40 pieces Cotton Bagging
100 half boxes Soap
2 hales Oznabtftgns
25 boxes Mucalel Raisins
5 hales Domestic Shirtings and SlicQtf~
ings
Forsaie by CALVIN BAKER.
ept 28-,
182
PORT OF SAVANNAH.
1 liuve a lelter from thosegenllcineu
17th, in Vvhicii they .ay to mu, jv/y
cdAIay
.11 be uu-
1C) BUY . w
swcrable fpr tbe debt, out those ujBffTi-men lie un
der a very great mistake, for yiumcere not my secu
rity, they never asked me tqawny—You only told
Messrs Brown it Green,ypnknew me as an hon
orable man; and 1 certainly should have proved
‘myself su, ill hud no^oeen unfortunate. I’fciise
lo'toll tluisu good OPntlcinen'thut ut present they
yrottfd hang mbflr $20; hut they must t’esl ni-
suied 1 will seine tliolrbill us soon us fortune gives
Vof her pretty smiles! hut for the pre-
id be useless to give me or themselves
me aguiu oiu
sent.it wo“"
contract. He repiied that) mu«t tXe the note
or get payment us l could: that he hu\ the horse
und would not deliver him to tne, butVtur some
further conversation usked inn to wul%jand see
Mr; B. which I did. I stated the roasonVirwhii-b
I could not take the note to Mr. Brown Vlio said
“I cannot help thnt Sir: You shall not live the
horse,” upon which' I observed that I wou1\ take
rse and prorei-ded to tec stahje for tl
hen Messrs. B. mid L. attem’pted, by
,cnt me. Unwilling to be arraigne-
either of the tribunals of tills county roj^T viola
tion of the public peace I determined Urresort to
the law to obtain the restoration of iffy- property
und hence enguged the services of JlTr. Pooler u’s
my attorney, in which cajiucity^nd in which ca
pacity only", he appeared in themse. Nor was it
until then that he hud any lujpnedge of tho exis
tence of the note, orff I hel^pe of uny pecuniary
trmisnction between Mr i" nnd myself-
1 wos present tliroug|^n the .investigation in
tlie office of Wm. C. Barton, Esq. und at the time
the arrangements xylCmade, and atn certain thut
no promise was imrle by Ah. P. t-i pny iny note or
to see it paid, uufl the conversation without the
office of Mr. Rdrton luid no reference to the note,
or the payment of the money,
On tliesrvenlng ofthe same day, I met Mr. Bro\vn
nttlie (inorgia Hotel, und offered an arrangement
for tlwpayment of the note, the term's of which lie
diiUm insist upon, but suid tie would see me the
udK* day.
' WM. C. WAYNE
KX*“Chutlmmite" is in type, but we are com-
peiiad to omit the publication of it until ournext
for want of room.
O’ In tlie hurry of putting our lust paper to
n-ess, a most ridiculous crriw escaped ouriiotice ;
n referring our readers to a Liverpool price cur
rent, it read that in some instances sulcsliud been
affected nt an ndvuftcd of 8d. per lb. instead of |
jd. os it should have hern.
IEP We received a letter n few days since from
the South containing un pbituury notice of u lady
recently deceased, which has been mislaid—if the
author will furuisli us with unothcr copy it shall
liuve a place.
ARRIVED,
On Tuesday, ship Savannah, Rebec. New York,
4 day, to Hall & Hoyt, It Campbell, H Lord & co.
Camming h Gwathmuy, Kelli’ fix Shields, John
ston. Hills fc co. II Ch-land, l JV Alorrcll, Colten fc
Miller. G B Lamar, E LIIss, P 11 iff, W Fb'ller; T
Butler 4t co, C Kelsey U co. Ponce &. L'Kenzie, J
W Long, S C fit J Schenk, A1 Hopkins, C C Gris
wold. J Kopmnn, Stoufn Boat Co. J Meigs, Dr De-
Inrache, J Anderson, A Low &t co. A Evans, \Y
Gaston, W Tighe, G Gordon, C Hull, L Baldwin
St co. L Reed fit co. C Madrel, A G Miller, B W
Dclauuitcr, A G Ocnilcr, W T Williams, und O
Taft. Passengers, Citpt Shirk, nnd daughter, Mrs ,
Kelly, J Scuddcr, 2 Mr Huiitingtun’s, nnd Mr
Shields.
Revenue Cutter Crawford, Paine, from a cruize.
Schr Rice Bird,Chur'cstor., 2 days, with salt, to
J B Herbert fit co.
SAILED,
Lino ship Emperor, Joy, for New York; brig
Caroline Ann, Chaznl, Charleston; Pilot Boat Vex
ation, Lee, St Augustine. '8 passengers.
Arrived at Liverpool, lltli August, ships Pallas,
Britton, und Emily, Webb, from Savannah; and
South Boston, from Charleston.
The sclir Burrnroa, Reed, 12 days from Balti
more for Surunuuh put into Norfolk on the 18th
inst.
CLEARED for this fort,
At Philadelphia, 21st inst. brig Mary, Giban.
EP FOR THIS FORT,
At New York, 22d inst. brig PantheS, Bradley,
despatch. i
At Providence, 18th inst. ship Rebecca, Harris,
to sail (ith inst.
At New York, loth inst. schr Canton, Doughty,
to sail ltith inst.
Shad’s Buildings,
, , Also,
A fresh supply of ScidliU and SadaPowders and
Saratoga Water.
K. M> t -J8 182
Charles >1. Goolsby,
I S a candidate for a seat in the House of Repre
sentative! of this State nttlie ensuing Election,
and will be grateful for a liberal support from his -
fellow citizens of Chatham County. »-
CHARLES A\. GOOLSBY.
sept 28 182
To Rent.
The three story brick build
ing on the Uny, lutcly occupied
by James Dickson Co. as a It hole-
> sale Dry Good Store. Apply to!
C. W . ROCKWELL 4-CO.
sept ‘28 . 182 - ■
For Rent.
The brick house .in South
Broad Street, belor.ging to the
rst. Thos. Gardner, dec. At present,
occriicd by Thomas Butler, Esq. For
terms, apply to Jj H. KIRBY.
s-ot'M _3l82 ,
R f
Te on that score.
or ad-
uk.l
any thc_-
Aduro, my dear Mr. Poolci' in prosperity or
verafty, believe me yours sincerely.
* r E. LAURAINE.
Savannah, 29th Sept. 1824.
Robert W. Pooler, Esq.
Dear Siiv-Agreenbly to your request, l have
hero to state, that I associated with Justice Barton
for tho purposeof invnstignliugthe claim to uhorsc
in which Mr. Litle wus concerned. 1 do not re
collect that you miide uny objection to an investi
gation of tills case. As regurds tho prosecution
against Mr. Litle for nn assaalt. 1 recollect you
■ objected to nn cxmninutipn ofthe witnesses on the
pnrt of the prosecution, oil tlie ground that it was
not competent or legal tor 1^0 Magistrates to do so.
Tho Magistrates differed in tntnfon ...lit, mn imi
the prosecutor, by your advij
. minod.
piuion with you, hut
refused to be exa-
Yours, respetlfilly,
JAiffiS EPPINGER.
fFm. C. Barton's statement.*
On or about the day of\ . 1824, Mr.
William C. Wayno called at my lpffiee and bled
his affidavit alleging thut a Mr-Lily illegally de
tained a horse the property of the. deponent: uud age
Upon said affidavit u warrant wus issued by me un
der the Law of 182j-Upan the return ofthe war
rant, Mr Litle accompanied by Cimt. Anbliael
Brown curae to my office, and 4 o clock ol tlie ul-
ternoon of that day was fixed- foD tho trfwsligfttlon
Of flic casev At tlie lioUF appointed' Mr^VilhUm
C. Wayne, accompanied by Robert (/.Aroolcr,
tn ......... i.. niiino und tin* fiiiitH* nuriics ui-
MARRII^),
In Alliens ou the ltlth insflf^oy the Rev. Lovick
Pierce, Mr/JxMES A. Tiiouton,of Green-! county,
to Miss Sxraii Craig, daughteipfCol. Win Craig,
of Clark county. V *
In Columbiacouutv/ort the^Jfst ult. by the Rev
JubezP. Mai-sliall, Mr. James F. Hamilton, to
Miss Emily Bowduie, duuglitcr of Tlioinus Bow-
’ drie, Esq. all of Columbia comity.
In Edentou, N. C. on the 6th inst. by Wnt Wal
ton, Esq. Mr. Josiah Jones, aged 77 years, to
Miss Las-then a Smith, of Bertrie, aged 17.
At Tolland, Conn. Mr. Stephen H. CANDEE,of
Lexington, Ga. to Miss Ecnktia Gilbert.
DIED,
On Thursday morning Mrs. Catherine Linos-
lay Johnson, uged 64 years and 7 months—the
wife (more than 46 yeurs) of Mr. Lewis Johnson
—daughter of the lute Jno. Rose, Esq. ol Antigua,
of which island she was u native. .,
At Darien, on the night of 14th. Mr. Benjamin
Bolles, of the billious remittent fever, lie was n
native of llurtford, (Conn.) and about 23 years of
600'
In Augusta, on the 23d inst. in th^?5th year of
her nge, Mrs. Eliza W. Kennon, the wile of Doc
tor Lewis Kennon, of that city. -
At Greensborougb, on the 8th inst. Alfred E
Longstreet, aged 8 years, sou of Augustus B
Lor.gstreet, Judge of the Ookuiulgce Circuit; and
on tlie 10th inst. at the some place,. Mrs. Mary
Cotton Bagging.
I pieces first quality 42 inch Russia hemp
Cotton Bagging, for sale by
SAMUEL; WRIGHT,
sept 18 t.179 fl,unter's Puddings..
Notice.
M R, WILLIAM TURNER, having assigned to
the subscribers all his sto«& in trade, debts,
4-c. in behoof of his creditors generally, it is, re
quested .thut those indebted make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims will please render
them to Mr. Thomas Miller, who is appointed
their agent to dispose of the stock, which com
prises u general assortment of
Seasonable Dry Goods,
and which will be sold, wholesale or retuil at ve
ry reduced prices, for cash only,
JAMES M'HENRY,
JOHN H. REID - ,
GEORGE RELl’H,
Assignees of Wm' Turner,
nprii 14 86 ,
Bargains!
T he stock of dry G09DS,
belonged to Mr. William ’1
.ling off at prices much wider cost
upril 16 88
Dl». Humphreys,
ESPECTITLLY informs the inhabitants of
Savannah tW she will open a SCHOOL on
the first of Novemmy, for the reception of those
children, whose parent* may entrust them to her
care. She will teach the solid and ornamental
brunches of education; and after several year* ex
perience in the instruction of youth she flatters her*
self she shall riot fail to' gtre satisfaction.
For further information please coll «t Captain
M‘Loan's, Lincoln Street.
sept 28 182
EveningSchool.
Near the Catholic Church.
T HE subscriber will recommence his Evening
School on. the first Monday in October.—
Those young gentlemen who wish to prepare
themselves for the Counting House, orMt-ch&nics,
will please to nuke early application.
IP' Four children maybe accommodated with
board 4*c. in tlie subscribers family.
apt 38 }lM82 PETER HYNES/
The Subscriber,
H AS just finished and offers for sale, an eight
oared CANOE BOAT, 25 feet by 4 feet 3
inches' which he can recommend to those who
xvish a boat for quick passage.
F. E. TEBEAU.
july 22 154 '
PUBLIC NOTARY.
T HE subscriber's health being Dow sufficient
to attend to business, solicits from his friends
their patronage in tlie uotarial business.
WM. BELCHER.
sep 18 , »il79
MEW MiD ENLARGED EDITION OF TUE
Georgia Justice.
I N the press and will he published' jhV October or
November next, at the Recorder Office, u new
and enlarged edition ofthe .
GEORGIA JUStlCt
Tlie improvements' in this very useful hook,' are
briefly noticed in the following extracts from the
preface of tlie new edition
“ Several years have clapS&d since the publica-
tfon of the Georgia Justice,' during which time
there lias been additional legislation upon v mohy
of the subjects Contained iu it’ lit tlie. present, e-
dition, such alterations os were rendered necessa
ry by subsequent enaqtmentsi have beCu made tlie
additional matter inporpuratcd,&’dd" several omis
sions in the original work supplied/
“Mr PrincesIfigest being now iu general use,
refcr'eiites thereto have been substituted fur those
which were'h^retoforc nmdfe'to’Murbury ^.Craw
ford’s and Clayton’s Digests, und the annual pam
phlets containingtlm laws ofthe state. A coploqs
index bos also uceir furnished nnd the \\ ork
is submitted to the public, under a belief that its
acknowledged utility wiil-be found tu be increas
ed by the foregoing circumstances.”
(D* The price ot tlie book, neatly bound, in calf
will be Five Dollars, payable bh delivery. Ajiy
person paying for twenty copies will he entitled to
twenty .ttVo, and iu that proportion for a smaller'
L. If. {salt, and Salmon.
BUSHELS LuG. SafU/taut
OvJvrl/ 8 boxes SnlmoSjffrtrcct%d
INSTORE,, \J
00 bogs prime Green Colfte
It) hhdx St Croix Sugtf
10 do Jam. Rum
A do N.O. do
75 bhls prime Pork'
10 tousiron
20 crates crockery
60 bbls flour
• 26 qrcosks M’lla'ge Wine
30 bhls Unioii Gin
3 cases Hrfs
5 Trunks Shoes
60 bbls J.oaf Sugar
25 do priiijfe Baltimore Hants
30,000 Spanish Segars
An assortment of Casting*., add Waggon Boxes ’
For sale by J. d. HERBERT if CO."
sept28 182
Received
_ _ FER SHIP AUGUSTA,
-g A FIRKINS GOSHEN BUTTER
Al/ 30 Barrels Gin
12 cases (eannisten) Gunpowder an.d
Imperial Tea, late importation'
INSTORE,
3000 pouuds Bacon
60 bhls prime Pork •
60 bogs prime Green Coffee.
10 hhas St Croix Sugar
10 Tons Swedot iron
For sale by J. B. HERBERT 4* CO.
sept 9 176
GeuemlDi’itgjChemicaL&Eamiiy
MediCnre Ware House.
LAY Sf HENDRICKSON,
Wholesale and Retail Ciicmista iusd Dru,'gists
No. 1. Shad’s Buildings, Conus / .f Congress a,
Whihiitr Streets, S-tilapnoh.
onstentiy on hund'u very general at
and
H AVE co.nstan
souinent oi
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
dve stuffs And’ faints,
, FERFUMEItV, <5*C. c'jf'C.
A great variety ofApatbecorics G lass Wore such
as'wide and narrow moutb.bottles, from 1 gallon
to one ounce.composition dud mortars, glass •
lamps and lamp glasses, smelling^ ’ootlics, givdna-
ted measures, Apothecaries vials wiiitcurtu (creen.
Surgeons Instruments—i’ockcL’ sets, turnkeys,
trusses, spring, and thumb lanced.' forueps, sntnlas,
bougies, catheters, scales and wmghts, tyc. 4-c.
Patent Medicines—oi every description,"viz.J V
Scidlita and Soda Powders, butui oi'i^uilo, calcin
ed magnesia, Lees, Andcraous, uiid 1 Joopors Pills,
Swaims Panacea, Balsam Honey, f .atamans and
Churches Cough Drone, itch ointment, 4-c.
All of which are ofi'ered for sail -on’tiie most,
liberal terms for cash or credit.
(D* L.fi-U. Having enlarged timir Establisli:
meet and having mode such in-ru*gemerits 'as to
be continually receiving a fresa supply 01 gdSii,,
flutter themselves that uone ot tbe kind iu this city’'
can offer greater inducements to dealers.
Merchant, the l’lonter, and the 1’hyslcian, jet,
hera be supplied with almost every article in/ u,
Drug line, as their assortment will he ioUndev'
sive and ofthe best quality, under no con* ri
lion whatever will the sate of impure or udylmra-
ted articles be promoted. The utmost c.-iiyj uriU
be used in tbe selection of goad Mcdiciiilbs and
will be sold at a moderate profit. It is up<-/n t!ie«e
principles aloue that they will e ndeavor to/ se:. arr.
. patronage. . All orders promptly executed, j
The Georgia Patriot, mid Darien Gazette, will
please to give this advertisement six iuseMionsuud
torward tiieir bills for payment. j
sept 28 182 ■ /
La Fayette l.jfats.
THE subscriber hus jiVst/receivcd per
ship Cotton Plant,Empdrorand otnfer
arrivals, part of his faft supply of lluts
consisting or j
4 cases gentlemen's beaver Lo. Fnyette Hots
also, I
Geiiflcmen’s fi ne and super, elastic Witter proof*
do castor do' •
do ‘ imitation lieavef' do
do . ron*m do 7 ' •
which are pRert/i on the mdst accommodating
terms for cash c;r approved paper.'
.1. H. hVk-ENZlE,
sept gl 180 Nortlrside-Mui-kct s-i'inie
Congressional and Legislatm y
ection.
N INE months after date application will be
made to the hdn. Inferior court of Chatham
i, whielt formerly I number'.—Subscription uupers will ise furnished
Turner, is nowsei-1 to gentlemen' who may be willing to take ckurge
of them.
t V The different new spapers in this state,' will
please give the foregoing un insertion
Milledgeville, August 30,
pt 28
182
.;*i>ldiued the provisions of the law 10 Didtwnd
on me ram msi iu idc suuiu n»«w 1 county, for leave to v'll all that lot 1 iff Savannah
KiUn^ er ' itt ' l,lW 0t '. tbe Jlid6C ’ b ° th ^ |,Sffilhe b Ltro^mlnfiSr ? aS'fcbaTlot
On the 18th inst.'in the 63d year of his age, Mr'J.in’Suvannah known by the No. 23, in Liberty
uniuc lomtust. iniuewujy h . ... b uil. nes thereon, being the
'1 homas H. Riley, a dative of New York, buf u
resident of this city for the last 6 vents- • , ,
In Augusta on the 9th inst. Mr-T B. Best, a na
tive of Soutii Carolina. On the same day, Mr-
■Francis Rxuellac, a native of Franco-
ward, with the buildings thereon, being the J
real estate of John Smith, deceased, for the bene
fit-tff the heirs.
FREDERICK HERB, Adip’r.
litay 16 tU’
<he 1
ixs having any doma*ig" against
deceased.
, In 1I1 IIW«*lffrrin priqit-fly uttest-
Aline
brward beforerlk^day will
uudersij
WM, C
lection
iVtTtad for thl
day the 4f\t>f 0
to represeut
Congress of tl
three Represent
lire next Leg;siui
Electors will take'
Tlie Sheriff or hi
to keep and prauffvte.
Time for reputying voi
in the monyfig until six in ffiu
Xno. P. WILMA
olden at the cmtft house
of Chutlinpif on Mpn-
uiffg ior/tevcnMembers
' 1 e Nineteenth
senator and
sent said County in
tate; of which the
iti?s will attend the.sium-
rder.
seven o’clock
noun.
Yhomas °* a
GEORGE L'. COfk /i 1 c 1
1-K •
176
Law Notice.
T HE undersigned having formed a connec
tion in tint practice of the law, will attend
to cases in nil the Flint Circuits, und mi the ad
joining counties bl' the Ocmulgi e und Southern
Circuits. Oliver n. I'UINCK,
f, Edward.i^tp-vcy
mnah to/C. IV. Rockwell i
ReferenCft.
Co.
Os
M.icon, June I, 1824.
jtdy* h«