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,d in his financial affair*. And notwlth* Cfti* losses which Mr. Fooler has Abject- ‘ to in consequence of his promises and guar- ' i should never have spoken particularly I {hem. had he hi his oBlciousness to weigh baracters of others, have kept me out of his lM *l am, very respectfully, Your obedient servant, MICHAEL BROWN. NO. I. h hereby certify, that during the year 1810, l Led one of the firm of Urown, Green fa Co. vAiiimli, and that some time In the early part ' ppniber ofthat year (say from the 10th to the uX'hbcrt IV." Pooler and Mr. E. Lorraine, called at the counting-room of said holer introduced Mr. Lorraine, and ;j )ds business ; he said that Mr. Lorraine od to purchase lumber from us on a credit of v days, and offered himself us responsible for 'eiitual payment should lie, Mr. Lorraine, comply, Mr. Overstreet and myself refused c the credit, alleging as a renson, the time oiiger thnn we Were in the habit or had or- o sell lumber i but observed to them that Mr. n, our senior partner, was out, andthnt when sic in we would numc the circumstance to tilr. Pooler and Mr. Lorraine then left the tinr room, we named the circumstance toMr (i. Biulwc agreed to let Mr. Lorraine have _juiber, and Jie wus according notified, mid he nenccd getting such a* he wunted. Whether “coicr was ulso notified; I do not recollect, b us it must have been by Mr. B. as he atten- o out door business, ana said he would see 'oolcr; the precise amount of lumber got 1 it recollect, but the books of Brown, Greene . will sliow. 1 left the concern in J une 1820, have since hud a final settlement with it, jive no interest whatever in settlement of account, or any other relating to said concern ow n, Greene L Co- WM. II. GREENE, Lowcr3 Runs, South Carolina, ptember 2d, 1824; NO. If, o hereby certify, tbut during the yew of 1319 amemberof the firm of Brown, Greruc fa if Snvnnnnh, and ou or about tbe fifteenth of mher in that year, Mr. Robert ,W. Pooler iu any wfth one Edw ard Lorraine, called ut the lag room of said fil m, and enquired of our ifccne and myself, whether or not Mr. Lor- could have lumber from us sufficient to build I) house, oil u credit of ninety days, and if he , that he, Mr. Pooler, would be responsible e payment; Mr. Pooler w as Informed tbut ere not in the habit of giving a credit for so a term, but we would consult Mr. Brown the r copartner who wus uot then present—On eturu soon after w e niado known to him Mr. ur’s application and he observed, “it is not to give such credits, but Pooler is a clever ft anu to oblige him wo will do it.” i. Lorraine was then notified that be could [ dm lumber; and did receive from time to I to the amount of oue hundred and thirty six pi dollars worth, no pari of which lios ever [paid, 1 WM. OVERSTREET. Charleston, So. Ca. Ill August, 1824 I NO. 3. lo hereby certify that on the 0th day of April I whanged with Mr. Michael Brown of. iSa- lull, certain, notes of huud due me by gentle- ] of tills State, lor a note of Mr. Win. C Jut’s, of Savannah for oue hundred and two In sod fifty cents, dated the 0th January, I end made payable to Brown fa Overstreet nler twenty day* after dote; and tbut the day, 1 purchased from Mr. Wayne a sorrel Ing tor which 1 wo* to give two hundred and Irollnrs, Believing that Mr. Wayne could no objections to receive bis own note, as oymunWl had purchased the horse and he ten delivered to me; I tcudered his note as It-, and the balance iu money, wiiich bo refu el receive, in as much, as bis uote was to con ic a part of the payment. Viis course ot the same day Mr. Robert W. jer uid to Mr. lirown iu my presence, that if bu/d receive from me, the note of Mr. Wm. ne's aga'in, and let mo pay Mr. \\ ayne tho It amount of purchase money for the liorseiu I that he (Mr. Pooler,) would see Mr.. Brown Itiio amount ot the note of Mr. Wayne’s. . r. Brown aud myself then re-exchanged and be advanced pie money to puy for the JAMES LITLE, Charleston, So. Ca, have an opportunity of t7lh Augusl it11824. 'o thc Citizens qj Chatham County, :ow Citizens. my last Communication to you I disclosed, L i first of my recollection, ull the facts con- u with the tvansaotions, which Lave been letore you by Michael Brown. 1 w as as ulafas tbe nuture of things w ould allow. ■Hus uo' concealment uboul me. I uiube my iuent,»ud supposted it by tbo evidence withiu i ach. 1 bad nothing to withhold for the cuse li depends uponcuimlngforsuceesisa bad one. thelusetraducerofreputation, Iholduo com bs. I defy the uspersions of the malignant. 1 sought a fair investigation before a virtuous [le, uud to my f ellow Citzcus have been ever to answer. And how have I- been met 7 all the trick end low cunning, so peculiar to acl brown. He -mokes his spocificuiious, he finds tbut ho can no longer withhold With nil the devices of a vindictive and ifl?i< heart, he obtains and has iu his posses- tor weeks before lie makes bis charge, w bat ills evidence, which is clear, explicit uud not iug in character. And this evidence he keeps ‘’ rv e until the very moment that I ou, to &p- ivfarc tho people, os u cuuuiuuU; for their ges, But the mind, conseio s of rectitudo, no investigation, however "late, uud is ol ready and willing to meet it. ra known to almost every man in the com Jty,,uud who. is there among them (with the |ition of Michael crown and niscontemptible ites) who would question my integrity. Put e turn ta the respcciullc and explicit evidence which lie ** strenuously relics to support his ;c of fraud, Who uro his witnesses I His jew and copartner Mr. Overstreet, his former finer Mr, Green, und his associate in tho clis- ruble transaction of the horse, Mr. Litle.— ' are the disinterested individuals whose tes- y is brought before you to prove tbut 1 mi- iQ k to pity the debts of other meu, iu wbicli , J ^_ v ' l ‘ve, or are, very much interested. And do they testify ? or rather to what do they heir signatures, for by comparing them you immediately perceive timt they were dratted particular purpose, and from * the language, auhvby the same ingenious pertonage. Greeue says that 1 culled with Lorraine, in- ic.eri hi,,,, arid asked for the credit of 90 days; mid tlmt I would he responsible ; that Mr. O- mid himself refused to give the credit,fa ued as a reason, that the time was longer than were in the habit of, or had orders to sell liter, but they would name the circumstance f- brown the senior partner, wjien lie came Hat Lorraine got the lumber, that he does not iv whether 1 was notified of it or not, that if 1 notified,it must have been done by Mr. B. the ir partner, who did the out-door hiishiess. In menting on this testimony, I assert positively, aid not accompany Lorraine, when (lie up- - on was made, and therefore could not have iiced him ; thut I did not apply to Gretue sireet, but to.Greene alone, und for thut pur- mi “ ?? 0l f) the counting-house, and Jue nppl,cation for six menths credit us stut- refu- „ his evidence on oath, und l mi opportunity of putting such ques tions to him as will revive Ills recollection. Now what does Mr.Overstreet say 7 nearly ver batim, ho repeats the statement mado by Greene. He does not say that the credit was refused, hut that they Were not in the habit of giving credit for so long a time, (PO days) but would consult the senior partner Brpwn. That Brown said Pooler was u clever fellow and to oblige him he would let Lorraine have the. lumber, lie also asserts that 1 said 1 would be responsible for it, and that Lorraine got the lumber. With regurd to my huv- ing received notice, he is perfectly silent. For Mr.Overstreet,! canrnukc no uilowanr.e; he must know better. 1 never communicated with Idm on the subject, for he was ut that time buta young partner of the house; my applications wero never made to him,If Brown or Greene was present—af ter I was notified of the transaction, I had con versations with Mr.Overstreet, and he knows well thut 1 nercr said 1 would be responsible, If lie Insists upon it, 1 say lie asserts a Falsehood, to bol ster up the reputation of u man to whom he may be under obligations. But give to the Testimony nil its weight, and what does tt prove—nothing more than tlmt I imd applied for a credit—that 1 offered to lie responsi ble—thut that credit w as refused me—but subse quently given to tke individual in whose behalf 1 applied. We ure at Issue thenbut upon these points. The presence of Lorrnln when the application was inude; the time of the credit fa my responsibility. As regards the notice, they do not pretend to any knowledge on the subject. Both Overstreet fa Green.-, in their statements, say tlmt 1 introduced Lorraine. I assert tlmt 1 did not. Lorraine was generally very much engag ed at his billiard-room, mid my visits to the count ing-room of Brown, Greene fa co. frequent, and never premeditated, but when I wished to obtain from them the rent or money on account of rent; and it wus upon one oftliosoocCasioiis thut) made the uj plication to Mr. Greene. But admit tlmt Lorraine was present at tin; time, wlmt does Ids Statement prove—He Wiys in Ids letter to me on tlie subject, they did no’t ask me for security ; you only,told them that 1 was an honorable man! As regards the credit, the reason assigned by both Greene fa Overstreet why It Was refused, wus the length of time. Now let me repeat mv former Interrogation. Is it probable that a credit of On days would buvu been refused to me by Greene fa Overstreet, if ) had beep the responsible person, when the firm os my* tenants, would have been in debted to me in u greutcr sum iu Kept, in less thnn two months. But the credit was refused,unless Brown should subscquenUy'nccruo to it. Now neither Greene nor UvcrsUcet-uttempt to say that 1 was after wards informed tbut tim lumber had been furnished Lorraine. .This wns essential to bindmeln a legal point of view, and Is it not equally obligatory in conscience and justice ? Ought u mail to be res ponsible fo.r the debt of unotber, whilst he was kept in total ignorance that such responsibility wus e pected from him? ' 1 trust, fellow-citizens, that I have as fur con viucud you thut the testimony of Mr. Green and Mr. Overstreet ought not to operate against me. Aud that, even if you cun give it any weight at all, it can only go to establish a transaction in which gross self-interest alone predominated, and stilled every feeling of honor, if it ever existed iu the breast of Michael Brown. Relative to the lloise affair, the statement of Mr. Little or of the priucipul actors in tbut Honor able transaction, has been introduced to establish tbe facts that the arrangement made, was bused upon my promise to puy Mr. AVuync’s note. The statement of Mr. Justice Burton proves that the arrangement wus made iu hisoffice, und that by the -term of that arrangement 1 had not promised, to pay the note, that 1 Imd merely stated that Mr. W. w us un honest mail, und that lie would pay the note when lie could. I do assert thut the arrnng- meut was made before before we quitted Justice I,niton’s olilce and that ull the cansesoflitigu tion hud ceased and that-lhe papers relating there to hud been destroyed. Wlmt, then, was the in duceuicnt forme to make the promise 7 But Mr B. say-, (bat the pledge wus made out of doors, while Mr. Little , Alt;. B. und myself, stood undm his umbrella, which was tlieu unfurled, and that in notice to Mr. Wayne, Mr. Lppjnger und Justice Norton, be must say that these gentlemen could not have beard the pledge os they were cuch of them far uway. But Iwr. Little, the gentlemen whose character the- horse transaction stamp says, that in bis presence ; promisod to see Mr Biown paid the aiQuunt ot Mr. V.”s. note. He does not say in his hearing ! -1 had no communi cation on the subject with Mr. Little, for Brow u acted as his fiicnd on tlie occasion, and the-br- iangement w as made by Brown and myself after conversing with the parties litigant. Sir. W ayne, w ho was nearly, touching me duriu<; the whole, transaction, beard all thin passed, and is ready to swear, as he has already stated, that 1 never pro wised to pay or see the uote paid. Mr. Brown also-states, thut lie eroplorodma as a Lawyer to sue Lorraine, merely that 1 might he u witness.of his failure und inability (o puy (Uo debt which he had incurred ou my guarantee, und believing at the same time lhut he should not lie liable for the ousts. This reasoning wont do, ‘ ;r because in several SAILED, Line ship Wn> Wallace, Bedell, New York; brig Susan fa Elizabeth, Gray, Philadelphia; Revenue Cutter Crawford, Paine, on a cruize, CLEARED l’flfr. THIS POH+, At Charleston, 10th Ultimo, sloop Delight, Cooper, 2 days. 50 To Hi nt. The Eastern tenement of the SubscriliQrs Brick Building in Broughton street, lately occupied by Mrs. Brooks—The situutlon Is very eligible,both in regard to health and its contiguity to business—it has every convenience forupri- ate dwelling or boarding house—upply to J. PENFIELD. oct 2 184 G 1 EORG1A, Chuthum County.—Whereas Alar- r that Wilkins, of Chatham county. Spinster; has applied to the honorable the Justices of thp, Inferior Conrt of Chatham County acting as a Court of Ordinary for letters of guardianship on the person and property of Elizabeth Joanna Yonge an orphan Undereleven years of age, the daughter of William C Yonge, deceased. Now these arc therefore to cite and admonish ull persons interested in tlie welfare of the said orphan to file their objections, if'Hny they have tlie granting of letters of guardianship aforesaid, ... the. Clerk’s Ollice of the Court of Ordinary, on or In-tore the first Mondayiin November next, u- therw ise letters of guardianship will be granted to the applicant. Witness tho hon. John P. Williamson one of tlie Justices of the Inferior Court of said County, this second day of October, 1824. S. Al. BOND, c. c. o oct 134 Congrcssiounl and Legislative Election. A N Election will be liolden at tho court house in and for the county of Chatham, on Mon day the 4th oi'October ensuing for fieven Member/ torepresent the State of Georgia In the Nineteenth Congress of the U. States and for a senator und three.Representatives to represent said County in the next Legislature of this State; of which'the Electors will take due notice.- The Saerifi’or his .deputies w ill attend the same to keep amljreserve good order. Time forflfceiving votes from seven-o’clock iu the morning until six in the afternoon. JNO. P. WILLIAMSON, rice. THOMAS N;. MOREL, jicc. GEORGE L. COPE, j i c%. pt 11 l7li he knows he employed Gordon fa Ppoiei he had confidence in their integrity, uudi instances since, he lias employed them ns his At torney*, and in several instance* Befofe I united with Mr. Cordon in the praeti.ee. Of law und sub sequent to Lorraine's ease, did this man employ ine us his Attorney. These ure facts which stand ou Record Ami Records nrc. unfavorable to Mi chael uud some of his ft lends. Mr. Brown is lemful thac 1 will not prosecute him. Ihavo.oiborr, only for the purpose-of givinghim every opportunity of establishing ids charges. And i hope when be-publishes his re port of the trial,.he will put on the title page, " Published ui.u sold by iv icii&et Brown, w ho is (is notorious for bis aberrations lrom Truth, ns lie is for muny other immoral Imctices." ’ l have availed myself of the ehortnotice which tho Acting Editor ot this puper lias afforded, hasti ly to answer this master-piece oi Michael Brown And 1 hope the prompt manner in which I have appeared boloie. you will at least assure you that 1 am wiliing'to meet investigation in any shape. Very respectfully, Your obedient servant, ROBERT W. POOLER MARRIED, MARRIED—Iu ■Litchfield, Conn. Riciiaud VV Stilf.s, Esq. ot this city, to Miss Elizabeth Cooke. 'rgm 19th Sept. Mr. Hervey Judd, a native ol Connec licut, (Coventry,) ou bis way to tbe Indian Springs. • The body of a drowned man lately found in Boston harbor, has been recognized by a person who knew it to be that of Mr. JOHN JOHNS an active and euterprising Pilot belonging to tills port hiNiK I'ommunlcatioii; that Greene InnJ?? . months, and alleged «s « Ifni., inBtruct ' on8 °f their employers not to Ind ,) <ni K ei ' credit thun three months. And lit i n ||’' Vlls ^r® e months at that time a long Kivitv *huF°,r ble man ? 1 assert with equal Ln ra i. th, ’ re ' vus no understanding tliui Hcd of ilm** cons,, kedi and that I was not t !J.ni( tru 1 8a , ction tmtil otter the fire of on’s rr™n !^ helicve however, that Mr. hftP w l?, Cl,on ms l,eet > impaired, and that ; io b c n ™i. u h ut T° sc to which bis statement f w opphanf wl.no k* mado it, Jie will must PORT Of SAVANNAH. ARRIVED, Brig Scu Island, Parker, Boston, 16 days,with a full cargo to S B Piu’kman, Ponce & Mackenzie, G Newhull, J W Long, P Hill, W T Williams, A & E Wood, R Campbell, O Toft, L Baldwin fa Co, E Paddleford, C,obcn fa Miller, L Muson, H Lord fa Co. Tho Sea islund, hasbeen toleewat d ol tile bar for 6 days, Schr Baracoa, ltced, Baltimore, and last from Norfolk, 6 days, with a’full cargo of .corn, and flour, to A Wade, G-F Pulines, G Carney, Jr. and Hull fa Koyt. Ekpcrienced considerable rough weather. „ ., _ , Schr Retrieve, Tafft, master, Providence 6 days with sundry merchandize, th P Hill, A fa E Wood, Cohen fa Miller, E Paddleford, S Reudiug, B Campbell, Henry fa Turner, G Celiy, and S. C Greene. Fnseengers, S Itcdding, ^ G Jencks, r Jencks, J 11 A Pnlroer, and A Cluplin. Pilot Boat sclir Savunuali, 1\ hitc from a cruize CLLARLD. Brig Gov. Ilopkinr, Vickciy, PortaU PrUtcet For sale, IIHDS. St. Croix Sugars 10 lihls Green Coffee 20 boxes Bacon assorted 25 bhls P. Pork 40 crate* Crockery HALL fa HOYT. 184 Apples. BBLS prime Apple* landing per schooner tJvl Eclipse—for snle by DANIEL CARNfJY, Jr. oct2 clS4 John T. ltowland, . ( CONTINUES to do busincs in Milledgevilie, j and tenders the offer of his services to tlio- friciids und the public, in the transaction of, agen- 'business generally, oct 2 1 r—11184 Charles F. Codwisc AMD J. W. Baehelder, AVE established themselves under the firm of C. I . CODW1SE fa Co. as Factors&Conimission Merchants NEW-YORK. ‘And tender their services to their friends and tbe public in general for the sale of Produce and pur chase of Merchandize. References, Messrs. A. Slaughter faC. Labuzan, ) ... , Jewett, Abell fa Co. J Augusta. Mr. John W. Long, Savannah. Messrs. JcW-ett ^ Halsey, ) ». ... Mitchell & Blcecker, ] N « w *' ork > FrunclsJ. Oliver, It,.. Richard D. Tucker, Esqrs. ( Boston. Bacholder fa Codwise, Augusta, will make libe ral ndvunces on Cotton shipped to C. Fi Codwise fa Co. Rew-York. • ILT The Editors of the. Savannah Republican nd Georgia Journal, will please give the above six insertions, weekly, uud forward thuir uccounts this Mice.. oct2 l!84 fl Fencing and Dancing. M R. SUDER informs his friends and the pub lic that Iris school for Yotmg Ladies and MustemviH be opened in the Washington llall on the 5th insthit 5 o’clock, P. M. _ He. will also attend Seminaries, and private fam ilies—imd as soon as classes are made up, there ill be a Night School for young gentlemen.— ertns of Tuition as liei-etofore. Mr.'S, will also give lessons on the Broad and Small Sword exercise, togctlicr With the divisions of the Cut and Thrust, oct 2 m184 Executive Department, Georgia. MlLt.EiifiF.vtj.LE, 21st Nov. 1823. O RDERED, ihttfi'the subjoined Resolution.be published once a month, in each of the Gaz ettes of this State, until the next' General Elec tion. Attest, F.LISIIA WOOD, Ser'ry. IX SENATE, 12th Nov. 1823. ' Whereas it is desirable to ascertain the wishes of the citizens of tbif state, as to the mode of chosiug Electors of President und Vice President of the United States: Be it therefore resolved by (he Senate and House of Ilepresintatii'cs of the State of Georgia in Gen eral assembly met, That it shall be the duty of tlie Magistrates who shall preside at the several Elec tions to be held in the different counties of this State for the choice of members of the Legislature at the next General Election therein, to propose to each and every voter at the time of. receiving his vote, whether lie desires (lint thfe choice of said Electors shall he confined, to the people hr retained by the Legislature, and to reouest such voter to signify such desire by endorsing on bis tic.kent, the word people or Legislature, according to the truth of the truth of the fact; arid on count ing out the ballots, to annex to tbo return of the suid election by them so transmitted to the Exe cutive Department, a true statement ot the votes so given, to tlie end that the same may lie laid be fore (be nest Legislature by his Excellency the Governor. find be it further resolved, That his Excellency the Governor be und 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 mouth, until the next General Election. Read und agreed to unanimoiislv. THOMAS STOCKS, President. . In the House of Btpvuentolives, 14th Xov. 1823. Rend and concured in. DAVID ADAMS, Speaker i Approved, 18th Nov. 1M23 G. M. TROUF, Governor Evening School. Near tlie Catholic Church, f rtHE subscriber will recommence Ills Evening JL School oil the first Monday in October.— Those young gontieinen who wish to prepare themselves for the Counting House, or Mechanics; will pleusc to make early application. ET i our children maybe accommodated with board fj'C. in the subscribers family, sept 28 fL*182 PETER HYNES. Law Notice. r| ‘.HE undersigned having formed n connec X tion in the practice of the law, will attend to cases in ail the Flint Circuits, and in tbo ad joining counties of the Ccmuigce and Southern Circuits. OLIVER H. PRINCE, EDWARD D. TRACY. Reference in Savannah to C. W. Rockwell Co. Macon, June 4, 1824. jnly 3 146 W anted Immediately! A N Appprentice for the printing busiae'ss. En quire at this ollice. mg 17 165 'Treasury Department, JUNE 24th 1824, N OTICE is hereby given to the proprietors of the six per cent stock of 1813 loan of $16- 000,000, and loan of $7,500,000, that books' will be opened at tlie Treasury; of tbe United States and ut the several loan offices, on the first of Ju ly next, to continue open until tlie first day o! October thereafter, for receiving subscriptions for such parts of said stock as shall, on tlie day of subscription, stand on tlie books of the Treasury, und on those of the loan offices respectively, pur suant to the provisions of the act of Congress lassed the 26th of May, 1824, entitled “an act to uthorise tlie Secretary of tiie Treasury to ex change a slock bearing an interest of one aiid u half per cent for certain stocks bearing un inter est of six per cent.” The subscription may be made by the proprie tors of the 1 stock, either in person or by their at torneys duly authorized to subscribe and transfer it to the United States. The certificates ure to be surrendered at the time of making the subscriptions. WM. H. CRAWFORD, july 27 1156 Secretary of the Treusury, Treasury Department. ■ AUGUST 26tb, 1824. N OTICE is hereby given to the proprietors the Deferred Six per Cent. Stock, that the lust payniouton account of tlie principal und .in terest of the said stock, will become due the first of October next ensuing tlie dale hereof, and that tlie same will be paid on that day ut tlie Treasu ry, und ut tlie Loan Offices having such stock stunding on their books, to (be stock holders oi to their attorneys, upon the surrender of the ori ginal certificates of said stock. WM, 11. CRAWFORD, Secretary of the Treasury, sept 4 1*8 oct 1 Cheese, Pepper &6. Casks prime Goshen Cheese 25 boxes do do 10 bags Pepper 10 do Pimento Just received and for sale by L. PETTY. m!84 ' ’ freight l?ico’< qcp2 ■ For New York. (ESTABLISHED LINE.) Ship S A V A N N A B, Wm. Bchcc, 31aster. Will sail on Sunday next 3d proximo Air freight or passage, upply on beard at Jone’s upper wharf or to llALI. fa HOYT, sept 30 183 For New York. ’ TluJ regular and fast sailing packet * ship CLIFFORD WAYNE, I. While Master Will meet w ith immediate despatch. For freight or passage, having elegant accommodations, ap ply to Cupt VV. on board nt Anderson’s Wharf, or EDWARD WIT.LLVMT sept 30 183 Established line . OF NewrYork Packets. SIIIPH, >IASTEl:3. SAVANNAH, W. Beebe, LOUISA MATILDA,- D. Wood, AUGUSTA, D. Van Dvck. WM. WALLACE, T. Wopu, EMPEROlt, J. II. BIinnett. The above are all first, rate vessels, with expe rienced commanders, and will continue to sail in regular succession throughout the senson, .leaving Savannah for NeW-Yorx oft Tbursduy;'and New- York for Savannah on Saturday in each week.— For freight or passage, apply to the Cuptains on board at Jones's Upper Wlwrf, or to IIALL fa HOYT. jan2" St UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS. Cuv or Ni:\v-Yonn, Aug. 2fith, 1824. T HE College of Physicians mid Surgeons will .commence their Course of Lectures, for the ensuing session, oti tho first Monduy of November next, (the 2d,) at the CollegemBiirclay-street. Dr. Hosack, on the Theory and Prar.lkc of Phytic,and Clinical Medicine. Dr. Mai nkve.v, ori Gheinitlry. Dr. Mitchell, on Botany and Materia Medita. Dr. Post, pn Anatomy, Dr. Mott, qh Surgery. Dr. Fhaxcis, on Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children. The Board of Trustees hereby make it known, that, in conformity witli tho ordinances of the Honorable the Regents of the University, niid the laws of jhn State of New York, every Student is required to nttend two full roursosof the Lectures delivered in this College before he can lie admit ted as a candidate for the Doctorate g unless said Student shall havnpreviouslynUende.d Lectures in snid College prior to tbe session of 1S22-3, or shall have uttended an entire Course of Lectures deliv ered in some rtspectuble School or University The Candidate must, also, lmvc studied Medicine three years with some respectable practlctiorier, have arrived at tiie ngo of twenty-one years, und it is expected tlmt littproduce written testimony in relation to those several points. The Matriculation Ticket is five dollars, which entitles the holder to the use of the College Library for the year. By order, WRIGHT POST, M.D. President. JOHN W. FRANCIS, M.D. Registrar. oct2 l!84 In Admiralty. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,) DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. \ Calvin Baker, and Moses Herbert ) Schooner Maf-tiia Forbes and | enrgo,. - J To the Marshal of the District of Georgia— onr.r.TiNG i— L. S. GEO. GLEN, Clerk. W HEREAS a libel bath been exhibited in be- linlf of Calvin Baker and Moses Ilerbertin tlie District Court of the United States, for the District of Georgia, alledging and pronoun " that the schooner Vexation, commanded by one Lee, fitted andsent out by the said libel lants nt the Port of Savannah; to go in search of vcsselsin distress, didfall in with a certain schoon er called the Martha l’orbes, in a state of great distress and having no living person on board, la den with a cargo of dry -goods, and groceries which schooner called the Martha Forbes, run on ffijjr-e on Cumberland Beach, in tlie District afore said: Anu whereas it has been ordered, that ail persons having dr pretending to have,, any right, title, or interest, of, in or to the said ’Schooner, her tackle and apparel, and the cargo laden on board of her, be cited to be, and appear at the Court House in the City of Savannah, on tlie twen ty-sixth day of October, to shew cause, if any they have, or con, why a decree should not pass as prayed by tlie said libel. You are therefore here by authorized, impowered, and strictly enjoined to cite and admonish allpersons, whatever,hnving, or pretending to hove, any right, title, interest, or claim in, or to tho said schooner, her tackle, appa rel, and furniture, and the cargo laden on board of her, to be, rind appear, at thetimeand place,afore said, und also to attend upon every sesion and ses sions to be held there and from there nntil a defi- nitivosentence shall be read and promulgated the said business inclusively, if any of them shall thinkittheir dutysotftdo, to hear abide by and perform all and singular such judicial acts os are necessary and by law required to bo done and pedited in the. premises; and further to do and re ceivo what unto law and justice shall andnppertain under tlie’ pain of the law and contempt thereof, the absence and contumacy of them and every 1 of them in any wise notwithstanding: And whatsoe ver you shall so do in the premises you shall duly certify to the Court aforesaid, at the time and place aforesaid, together with these presents. Witnes die Hon. Jeremiah Cuyler, Judge of tiie suid Court this first day of October one thousand eight hundred und twenty-four. J. S. PELOT, Froctorpro. lib. All parties interested will tnke due notiee. JOHN H. MOREL, m. ». o. oct 2 184 For Baltimore. Tlie schr B A R R A C O, V Jr^-Rcsd, Muster, Will sail on Thursday next.—For 1 passage, apply to the master on board, wharf, or to A. WADE. m184 Public Sales which take oa Tuesday next, see fourth patre. r ue Jamaica Sugars. Positive Sale. By J. B. Herbert.& Co. Oa THURSDAY, 7th hist, at 11 o’clock, Will be sold on Scott fa Balfour’s wharf, For the benefit of the underwriters, uud ull con- concerned, 117 barrels Prime Jamaica Coffee 17 Large Hogsheads 14 Tierces 2 Barrels Pimento 6 Barrels Ginger 4 Barrels Castor Oil 223 Salted Hides 04 Tons Logwood 22 do Lignumvitaj 300 Lance Wood Spars 14 bids broken Flint Glass Being the cargo of the British brig West Indian, Cupt Matthews, bound from Kingston, Jamaica, lo Cork, wrecked on the const in the gale of the 14lh but. and put into this port in distress. also, ■ Thu said brig WEST INDIA N, with her tackle mid upparcl remuin- ■N 1 ^—Idling, burthen 122 tons per register— coppered and copper fastened—built of tho best materials, and one year old. She has two one :inuh iron cubles, ninety fathoms each—one bower anchor and one stream cable and anchor, oct 2 184 Terms Cash. ijcnuine patent Family Medicines L EES Piils Churches E*s. Mustard Andorsons do Chings worm Lozenges Hoopers do Thompson's teeth paste James - do do eyewater Churches cough drops .'Rogers vegetable AnderBons do pul monic detergent Ilesrlem oil British oil llenryscanc’d magnesia Batemans drops, $-c Bnlsom Honey Audlers leimti've Opodeldock I Squires elixir ■ Salts Lemons Cun constantly be had at the store of LAY HENDRICKSON, C/tr.mitU and Druggists, Shad's Buildings. sept 28 . 163■ Swaim’s Panacea. A FRESH supply just received und for sale LAY 4- HENDRICKSON, Chemists and Druggists, Shad’s Buildings. ALSO, A fresh supply of Scidlitz and Ssdal’owder* and Saratoga Water. - sept iS .183 Fresh Teas. J. B. HERBERT Co. HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND, Chests, half chests, ten catty*,five cat- tysand cannistersllrson Tea Ten cattys,five enttys and cafinisturslMPxujAL and Gunpowder Teas Hyson skin, tonkjiy, souchong and Bohca Teas' All of which arc of the latest importation, and will be sold on uccommoduting terms, sept 28 182 White Lead. “fi <Tk/"V kegs White Lead, landing fin ship Wm A" r Wallace, aud for sale by sept 28 182 CALVIN BAKER. Corn. -j />/■),/> bushels Corn ore offered for sale on A \ * U U reasonable term* by sept 28 h182 ’ EBEN, JENCKES. Corn for Sale. BUSHELS Prime CORN for sale ftflllUU Apply to G. B. LAMAR, sept 28,183 Constables sale. O N Tuesday the 19th Inst, will be sold nt the office of Justice Russell in Savannah between the hours of 10 and 4 O’clock, All the right title and interest of John Johusin and to the Pilot boat schooner Vexation, burthen 29 35-95 tons or thereabouts, with her tackle, ap- * parol and furniture, levied on as the property of John Johns to .satisfy an execution in favor of Jenny fa Douglass. JOHN IJARTHELMESS, c c c. oct2 184 Sheriffs sales. On the first Tuesday in November next, W ILL be sold at-the Court llou&e in Bryan County between tlie usual hours of sale. The followingnegioss, I’at and Hester, pointed out as the property of John Ralston, to satify sun- dry executions in favor of Wiley Belcher niid o- thers, returned to me bv a constable. AV. WILLIAMS, D.s.n. c. oct2 184 City Sheriffs Sales. 4 O N the first Tuesday in November next,will be sold at the Court-House, between the usual hours of 10 and 4 o'clock. Buildings on Lot No 40, Warren ward, in tbe city (if Savannah, with tlie unexpired lease, levied onus the property of Charles H. Hayden, to satis fy several executions issuing from the lionorahie the Court of Common Pleas and Oyer und Tcrml- oer fortlie City of Savannah, viz: John P. Setzc, John P. Williamson, Charles W. Rockwell,Moore fa Lyman, and others, and John B. Bertliclot’s, execution for rent against Chas HHayden. A negro woman named Betty levied on os the property of Charles Tiot, to satisfy two executions in favor of David Guelc und Petty fa Greene. Also, u wooden builditig 20 by 22 feet at the corner of Drayton street and a lame, situated oh tho South East corner of lot No 6, Hicks Ty tiling, Pcrcivul Ward with about .three years imexpired lease, levied on as tbe property of Miss GoUlsuitli,' by her Trustees, to satisfy an "execution iu favor of Peter Dupon. JAMES SIMS, » s c s. oct 2 184 Sugar, Coflee, Cotton Bugging, Soap, &c. ■4 fYA BBLS. Muscovado Sugar JLJuVJ 8 Idids do do - „ 60 bags prime Havana Green Coffee 40. pieces Cotton Bagging 100 half boxes Soap 25 boxes Mucatc?Raisiiu 5 bales Domestic Shirtings and Sheet- mgs For sale by CALVIN BAKER, sept 28 - 182 L. G. Salt, and Salmon. OJY4Y4Y BUSHELS L.G. .Salt; afloat eSUliU 8 boxes Salmon just received IN STORE, 60 bogsprime Green Coliee )o iihtis st Croix Sugar 10 do Jam. Rum 6 do N. 0. do 76 bids prime Pork 10 tons iron 20 crates crockery 60 bbls flour 26 qrcasks Malaga Wine 30 bbls Union Gin 3 cases Hats ; 6 Trunks Shoes s50 bbls Loaf Sugar 25 do prime Baltimore Hants 30,000 Spanish Segars An assortment of Costings, and Waggo For sale by J.B. HERBERT sept 28 182 ' ;on Boxes 4^ CO. Charles M. Goolsby, I S a candidate for a seat in the House of Repre sentatives of this State atthcensuing Election, and will be grateful for. a liberal support from his fellow citizens of Chatham County. CHARLES 51.'GOOLSBY, sept 28 182 Administrators sales. On the first Tuesday in December next, W ILL be sold at the. courthouse in the coun ty of Effingham. A tract of land containing 202J acres, known by the number 229—16th diet, lying in the county of Henry, on the Yellow River, fwenty five acres of which is cleared, together with some improve ments thereon and considered a valuable tract.— Sold by un order obtained from the hon, tlie In ferior Court of tlie County of Effingham, for the benefit of the heirs ami-creditors of the estate of Emanuel Ralin, late of said County dec. * JACOB GNANN, Junior. Administrator oct2 184 sept 28 To Rent. The three story brick build ing on the Bay, lately occupied by JasiksDicksok^Co. asa Whole sale Dry Good Store. Apply to C. W. ROCKWELL CO. 182 FoivRent. The brick house in South Broad Street, belonging to the estThos. Gardner, dec. At present occupied by Thomas Butler, Esq. For terms, apply to II. KIRBY, sept 28 1.183 Mrs. Humphreys, R ESPECTFULLY informs tlie inhabitants of Savnunah that she will open a SCHOOL on the first of November, for the reception of those children, whose parents may entrust them to her care. She will teach the solid and ornamental branches of education; and after several yem-3 ex perience iq the insUuction ofyouth she flatters her self she shall not fail to give satisfaction. ' For further information please call at Captain M'Lean’s, Lincoln Street, sop( 28 188 ■ Sheriff’s Sales.!-IgpH O N the first Tuesday in November next,will be sold at the court house, in the city of Savan nah, between the hours of 10 and 4 o’clock. Lot and improvements No 1 Eyles Tytiiing, Ileathcote ward, the corner of Broughton and Barnard streets, levied on as tho property of Win It. Holland to satisfy un execution issuing from the hon- Superior Court iu favor of Paul Wolf. All the western hall with the improvementsthero- on of thut lot of land in Brown ward in the City of Savnunah, known by the No 11, and those lots in said ward with tlie improvement* thereon, known by the numbers 14,15, and 16; levied on us the property of John Hunter, under a rule absoture from the bon. tlie Superior Court of Chatham County, in favor of the Bonk of the State of Georr gia. ; t A negro woman named Cloc; levied on as the property of Benjamin Allen to satisfy an execu tion issuing from a Justices Court in favor of Ellen Gornum, agent of Wm Gorham, turned over by a constable. All the household and kitchen furniture cqn-SB tainedin the City Hotel; levied ou as the property of Grun Bird under a foreclosure of a mortgage lo Eleazer Early, transferred to J B Herberts* co.. Also, Lot number (40) forty with the Buildings thereon in Warren Word bounded north by a, lane south by Broughton street east by lot No. (39) thirty nine and west by Lincoln street levied oq As the prop;*rty of C f 1 Ilaydcn to satisfy execti-H tions from a Justices Court in favor of 3os Tiucli- elut, Son’r, aud Taylor fa Davies returned to me by a constable. I. D’LYON.s. c. c. oct 2 tsherifTs Sales. O N ihu first Tuesday iu November next.wiiibe sold before the Court-House in county, between the usual hours of sale. Three hundred and seventy acres ol" land in Ef fingham County, b-iing the upper section of a tract of land which contains eleven hundred rind thirty five acres, adjoiuiug lands of Trcullun and tlie River Savannah; levied on as the prop.-rty of Benjamin Kennedy to satisfy execution's in tuvor ol’Hall fa Hoyt, and L G Muimanand others. A trqct oflnnd in said county containing three hundred acres originally granted to Benj. Dasher, levied on asthe property of J V Bevan to satisfy uu execution in-fuvorof Benj. Dasher. A tract- of'iiind of Five Hundred acres, in said county, adjoining lands ofW G Porter and Shultz; levied on as the property of Benj. Morel, 1 to satisfy an execution in fuvor of Hanford Knapp. Two Hundred acres of Jand in said county, bounded on the S. E. and'N. W. by land of Walter Stewart, originally granted to James Love—le vied on as tlie piopei-ty of .James Love to satisfy- an execution in favor eff the German Lutheran Congregation at Ebeneeer. A negro man named Jim, levied, on as the pro perty ot Charles Tiot to satisfy executions in fu vor of David Gugel, T B Srnjth and others. THUS. ELKIN.-, 3 ec. oct 3 184 — Administrator’s sale. On thefirst Tuesday in December next. W ILL be sold at the late residence of Jacob Futch, dec’d, late ofthe CountyofBulloch; all the personal property of said deceased, sold ;j for tbe benefit ofthe heirs and creditors of Said estate. WM. DELOACH, A-im V. JANE FUTCIl, Adm’x. oct 2 184 Sheriff’s Sale, continued- O N the first Tuesday in November next,will be sold before the Court House, iii Bryaiicoqn- ty, between the usual hours of sule. Two negroes, Dorcas and Joe, levied on ns the property of Richard T Keating,to satisfy a mort gage bond iu favor of Jus. Anderson fa co. oct 2 THOMAS ALBRITTON, s a a. if*h.|ggyggg ''The Library TS open for tbe delivery of .Books on .Monday, A Wednesday, and Friday, from xftBJii until five o’clock. aug26