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Newspaper Page TextNo. 19 ,..Vot. XX11. TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER V2, 1824. Whole No. 4510. .= OF WHARFAGE, STO&im GRAY- fcJiXjxuiHqjnxQ, im sai'ammah, lUishod. Jan. 1824, mid now in operation. WttAUPAOr,. li under 100 tons, per day do. do over 00 cent?. 76 toe on landing and Shipping Couhtry Pro- b duct. 4 cents, fl 4 15 30 12J 20 30 JO rente 15 cHOwrel or half do Rico , Ac Cottofa cknirP of IndiRO - . feshend of tobacco m feet of Lumber X) st.iVCS *> shingle* * <1 reeds , * * l fcrt°ofiiVif*ojiki collar nnd otlidr heavy wood, sold by the solid1 ft. 3?j 10 Imsliols of corn, nnd grum pf all kind, in bulk • • i l usliels lnnc in bulk 30 d of wood * * , *0 dpr, ll^htwood or other posts, prir ^ mf f^ C l on Landing ank Shipping Goods, rof u small dze, caou (V.iOlbs.anditpwui'ds 1200 d«f , ' * I roiTee, pimento, sugar, and all her hogs of such sine, (gruin ex* ■pled) encli - * ,. J.gruirlortd salt ♦ * d imtsnltfd pr visionsnavnl s orcii, bread, apple*, cider,nnd .nil kinds of barrels except dry goods and V o?tfbiWuand all kinds 'ofliqtmv (4dm; excepted) ydfy goods*nt casks exceeding 20 gfijloiis,, and inoiover53gallons . ><' , vines oir liquors nnd dry goods lii Wks under adysllons • J u t'jygooiill.itndul! kltidsofboxCS under-Moot square do do Aver 4 feet square nap,'ruddles, chocolate, cqrdiajs, oil, lin'd boxes of li|te nice suirur. each ■' • • . ol eum, per 1000 t the same us boxes. . ’ A' osnnlinrgs, ltdssln duck, bugging ex ivns. cucli , . .» > f liquorrirnnykinfl'of cusxs, fcx- cceding 13® gallons , loose, per gross pots, each • • is of plant', spades, kc. cuch or lOObnsUels fc- not exceeding 500 jbs. eacb exceeding 600 lbs. nietexceeding liton Ihs. - • 3,» exceeding 1200 lbs. - * Co ige of nil rimls, per coil - ‘ p ft ovens with' covers, and fire dogs B 6« & * 2 6 25 brandy, puncheon 1 of ruip, and nil kinds .of liquor in casks exceeding 03, nnd not exceeding 130 gullons * 20 Iron per ton, first and last week 60 cents, intervening weeks • * - , 26 Every oilier article tame ns Us wharfage. WEIGHING. i Each bid. or half bb. rice • , • 0> Ilhd. of tobacco nr sugar * 15 Package of indigo - * - 8 Bhle of cotton * - * 6 Each draft of light good^, under 100 lbs. OJ dd do . do over'UK) lbs. 121 do do heavy goods under 200* do do po over 2uu per'loo lbs 3 p ’ . xf Apt . ■ SSAi'Aiigfk ' ’ !t '* For hnnllng nn the Bluff to any part oflhe city, nrtieles pothered) enumerated, lor 1500 pounds Weight • • ■ • ; - .50 cents. Under 1500 lb\und not le.sH thah 10O 37,1 Drugs, Dye Stuffs, Bottles &c. * J IX Groce Porter Bottles V 0 do Wine Phit do 20 barrels Glauber Salts 0 do Copperas * 8 do Ground Logwood 3 doChipt do 2 dd AJum : , ‘ 500 Bottles American gold pressed Castor OH 600 bottles West indue do for'plantation use 600 Gallons Whiter Sperm Oil of Superior qual ity ’ For tale low by LAY fe. HENDRICKSON, 1 Chemists and Druggists « v ■' /* Shad’s Braidings. nttgl3 1/1 . ' ■’* Magnesia, Balm of Quito, &e. do 1000 do' do do For a 1000 foot of Lumber do 1000 Bricks do cord of wood For every bale of Cotton do Ibl.ofltlce f* * ’ do hhd of Tobacco do bbl of Flour • _ And every other article in the some proportion; [for hauling down the Bluff, or from one whurf to another exceeding 1000 Ihs • 374 cts Under 1500 and noUoss than 100 lbs 26 .For each bale of cotton * tt do bbl Rice * < * * 12 do hhdTobnoco . * ; 31.1 \ do l»lil vF lorn* Vt •i>ui«: ideined iMagiiefia, JL Balih of Quito, Peruvian Bark Riel)* &l J.orillards cut Tobacco Just received und for sale by LAV&HENDIUCKSON, Mo. 1, Shads JfUtiilings, Comer of Com and U'hilaker-itnett. 1 1 ALSO, ■ l\- A fresh supply-'of * : , ' Congress Spying Water. Scp4 i J37 , * bid,Flour • (V And every other saml prqppmM- ■ . 1 * ", } i ARTtAXCEME^T oV'MAH.S) ' And regulations fontlit‘Pb$t, Qffiti i '8uvan 'jialt, GcoATaniiary 1324". „ N^VnRRN sLvn.. « w ,-v. Cldse eqttry dsy tttttt a. m. Monday excepted. Hue do ’do 'do tt r. m. do da By this rople^ tfmpill is mrdc up every day; ex- “opt Monduy^fdr..C’opsdxv 1;fitchIPociilsligo, 6e*ufort, Jiwksonboro’«tnd Colftmp Cross ,Hoads —oil ofWhidi ure closed tjjfejpeaylous evening, at 7r.x. t. ,i. . • . WESTERN 15 25 2 25 2 9 . per pmr s of earthenware jse, per 100 lbs. per cask » s, of 2 wheels. 3 , of twfswbeels *. Ingos, of (pug \r hecls 2- 4 37 25 $1 DO , w imlfor nnd nil silling choirs, per iloseii • * - 12 ton ». • • 12- 1, per Ion oils under OOOJhs. 25 overdW', not ovcr,L2041hs' * .60 ovcrT,2(K) 1(18. " - - *1W **• ires .V* t - t{5 pones k empty h; euch • - ^ 4 Ijolins, ench p und chests of drawers pood, per eord ' I perriuiutal &■ r 10 26 2 x ofnll descriptions (except in Imgs) per lUO bushels - ■ 25, owder, in hbis. of .100 lbs. each 1—a ' 1. in half bbls. • 6| 1. In kegs of 28 lbs. or under 3 , window, per 100 feet, in pfupoi* lion for smaller - * 4 exceeding 130 gallons of liquor or any kind of merchandize 15 exceeding 03 and not cx'cccdldg 130 gallons li tile, per 1000 per ton uw or tanned, per 100 [ loose, ner 1(10 lbs' ndlcs, each [in hum peis of Merchandize, eneh , ofl’ota'ces^uch tcacli . . . Jr Jugs, each per dozen 1 per ton fot pufnt, butter, lard, biscuit, nnd ‘ such size kegs shot und lead over 5tt lbs. not over 50011)s . . , [tiquors of a smaller size than 20 gRlions' "..1*— [per lt)0 iiUBuei. honol [for plnsletlng per 1000 \ each . -j . fs, per 100 bushels in ropes, per 100 ropes iron,each , fpples, per 100 . v )cs per iotthushel - [ of gin, brandy, nnd nil kinds ol 11 IMor, exceeding 63 gallons • do. exceeding 130 gallons ' casks of wine and other liquor, r excepted) und dry goods in i exceeding 20 gallons not en ding 63 gallons - . 'sin jars , cr loo bushels [its each ... b, quern and grind, each Bermuda, per 100 large mill per pair Past, and other stories, per ton lunder 200 gallons each 1 over 200 do 8 25 60 50 25 « G 2 0 6 25 _ de; lrisday, biid Fr qro’uud Waynes- Saturday, at 0 • Georgia routo to ! 4pguvt, part at,4, a. m. on MoiulAy, dny", via.Tqcknseekiii£bl<fckio boro’ to Augilstu and 11a . Due*ou l ucsdjiy, Thu '. M. '1 lie closing of thi^ mail, to Augusta, tukijs place every Tuesday .^Thursday,rind Sunday, at s, v. m. except the Intermediate offices on the route theclosiugttfwhioh takes plitye at 7, r. w. oil th sunie evenings, f ront Waynesboro 1 ,’ a weekl mail departs overy Monc\ay, , nA.o, a. ift. for Bird*- villo, Louisvit|e, Shoals ol Ogeachee und Slievir’s Mill.toFoweiton. Returning due'cvct^- Suudny evening, at WttyncsBuro’ Und at SiWanuah eve’i-y Tuesday, at fl, v, H. .■ • ‘ Carolina route to Augusta, nnd Hamburgh, close oft Tuesday. Tbursduy ritM8aturdny,a:t 6, a. m. and de'pnrkwitlj flie nplnbem ipoll at 0; i. M. to l’urys bungli. ' Duo on Wodncsdity, Fi 'idny nnd Sunday, nt 6 r. m. Bv this rorite_. u mail I niado up elicit eve nlng before its departure .for Robertsvillc, Mat thews Bluff, Lower Three Runs' and Four Mile •Branch., The mall llgtwnen Charleston and Ham- Jntrgh, goes dfreqt tlihxrigli Pnrysburgh on those days, britlf Up and dowft. Sepamtc portmnnlpnus are prov'ldcif for thj* purpose, at the offices of Cliarle^pin and Aii-juslu, wltich riieet each other inanfe ‘ ulPuryAurgh and nre-ihore shifted, -the down to Chkrlc&tpn, the up to Augusta; this supersedes the necessity, of bringing that mail to Savanneh at all and thus c.\i)baites it twenty-iouf hours. The • wails-for Mlllcdgnviiro, ill Georgia, xda Lontbahly., Wnrrenlon, Powollon, SjmrtiiundDo verenux’s” store; also, to Alnhnmn, E xcept the northern part) and Mississippi stutus, and to CKe- raxv,in houth Caroliria, via Mount.Vintagc, Edge.- fijelil, C. Ii.'Ridge, LeesVillo, Lexihgtbu,' C. Tl. ’’amden.'to Clmniw.will' Close di CfliluiahiftHticl C > ..... r rect on trie Georgia side; on .Sunday uiid TuiAJny, ut’7, v. n. und on the Carolina side on Friday, lit 7 r. M. ’ The Athens mail, will ulso close direct on Sun tiny nftd Thffrjdny, at 7 p.m. on the Georgia side By this roifip, packets for the northcrinp.ni .of Ala hnnm t o Huntsville, \-o. and West Tennessee, are forwarded. "The Carnesvillh mpil,via Dnvby’ADoithle Branch Libcolnton, Goshen, I’etersburgli, Cook’s Office mid Elberlon, will close direct oil' Thursday, ut 7 r. m. on the Georgia side. fiOlJTHEH-N OR DAniF.N M.UI,. Close on Wednesday and Saturday at 6, r. Due on Tuesday and Friday nt 7 r. m. BV. this route the St, Marys maii goes direct on Wedne ilay*uud is due direct on Tuesday. juriwVilLf, mail. ' Due overy other Wpdnesduy at 6, p. si.' every other Tlutrsdny, at 8, a. ,m. By this route malls are made up for Statesboro’ and Miilrtiy, In Bullpch county, Swiineshoro’, in Emanuel, and tor Louisville anri Greensboro Sivaiiu’a l > ofilicGa. ^ FRESH supply just i-imeived mid forsnlc LAV ^ HENDRICKSON, Chemitlt arid Druggists, Shad’s Buildings. ' ■ a* <k ALSO* . ' - A freslisnppl^or^ojdHt^and SadaPoWdersritid Saratoga Wgtcr, sept28 182.' , . - ' brnrimsiTY r Fig Bluf, pjiiiim, Arrow Root, Stc. &c. Silver wire Teeth Brushes ’ongrsss JESf proprietor pf the The Tqnple of Fiislljloji. STATE d» NEW-VORK. COLLEGE 9FPHYSJtiAMSim^SUnGE(Jjm Gin u> “BM.-A'uKii; ejuig. ioiii, 1824. *T xHE ColVe.ge of l’liyficjans ami surgeons will JL ehuftneneb the if Cmirsobf L^iturcs, for ensittng scssiov, 4P ttie fir.-| Monday VifNovcm srext, (die -MSat tl^Collesfn in Barclay-sireet. Dr. llosixm, on tie Xhcniy and Practice t df 'Physic,and (■Vniril MedicinP, ,V Dr. |Lvc5£Vez, etf Ohmislrp. "i • )'r. J&Tc'iiKLt,, era Botany grid Jtfaitria'McJicb. Dr.'J'Air, on jimiony. i’ V Dr. mItt, on Suiycxlp, t ‘ .» Dr. FiUncis; (Mtetria and the Diseases of Rarn'il IHdfJiUdrcn. ‘ . • 37te Boydt’rustrss hereby make it known, that, In conformity with the ordinances of the; Ilohondile the Regents of the University/arid the law:> of the State of *f3W,york, every Student i* required to attend twOTull coursesof the Ijcctures delivered in this College iir.forc he can he admit led ns a candidate For The Doctorate i unless said La Fayette Hats. THE subscriber lias just received tier ships Cotton i’lant,EmperoruMd oltier nrnvals, part of ids fall supply of Hals •7 , •coxstsTtso oy 4 cases gontlemo n’s beaver Lg Enyeltc Hots , V " - , . ALSO, Gentiemen’s-fifie an.d super.'elastic water preof do f , Castor do i ‘ ( .do. iuritetlpnliqvVer -do dc* rorum do xvjtich ero offirfccl on the most accommodating terms for casBV.BpprovCd nntier. W , V '. ■ . xnr.'ftMtENm. sept 21 t\180 Noi l 11 side Mnrket-si). arc. Cotton Hotfirhtg.&i plA.es first quality 42 inch Russia liemp T.TA» .L J. eaidlyi the plaastuo of Informing'tlifi mdillc g»m- student shall tiavcproviotislyiiUeiided Lectures ill ally, flint he still coutinuu,s to curry ifn f nl ‘V College pi-ior to file session pf 1829-3, ct sh All eoutinuu,s to carry 226,. King street, oppositc-’tlie dais business,No Turttitr’s Huhl. , „ r . Wigs nil d ohinrrentnlHair manufactured on the' most’ ifhnrovcd principles. Pale in Elastic .Spriugs, so judiciously arranged Hiat thOy may defy tho most accuse observation to discover the slightest possiblo shade in the co lor. ‘ v .« . ’. liikewdse gentlemen’s Totipees, commonly cul- loil S-rful dies, with Silver and steel springs,nature ticlng iu every, ease Ifu only guide. 116 also has the nleasuro ’to inform tho public that hedma hecTine the agenf of Thomas Qviiik, Wig Mahler of New-Yofk, and will constantly keep tor snip ids Ladies' and Uentieeien’s Grecian Cropped TVlgs. All orders arid measures enclosed to 226 King street, will be attcodcd to with punetunllty uiid 'despatch. hnvo attended mi euiini Cpiirso;rif Leeturesdcliv- credin' some Axspoctnblp Sobqol hr Uuivereify > . The Candidate must, also, have studied.’ Medicine three yours w ith some / respectable practicUon'erj haveurrivediit the age of twenty-one years, and it is expected that he prodhee written testimony in relation to thoio several points. Tho Matritthlatlon Ticket is five dollth-s, which entitles tltp holder to the use ofthe College Library for the yoar. By order, WUtt3H’rroST, M.D. President. JOHN W. FRANCIS, M.D. Registrar. oet 2 1.184 • i’T AUTHORITY, * N. IL.Just received by tho/shlri Niagara, a gen- rnl abSortuient of H AIR WORMlof the latest fash 'ernl nMOitmentof H iort. Gentlemens’ Hair cut and dressed in most forient London and Parisian motVs. A general assortment of PERFUMERY for sale at all times at the above establishment.— . Those persons residing ut a distnuco who have left orders at this establishment, nre hereby infor med, that they are generally rendy for delivery. EDWARD CAREY. DIpThe editors of Snvonnuh Kepubilttn, Angus ta Chronicle, aVid Columbla'Telescope. aie rnqtts- ted to piiiili.slt the above once a neck for three weeks, arid forward their account to Ko.22u.King- strcet,Chorle»ton. aug 12 ~ 103 124 1 124 25 1*4 Ip each 10 6 6 pks of all kinds, under 4 feet souure 4 > do oyer 4 squares - . (> '“'S fixcceding 130 gallons 11-! bd brn^ n^f* kmils of . merchandize 15 ko wnrf 6t °’ lignUm VUue > a 'l d Ul > * ■ e woods, per ton . . 05 Is per pafi» • . . 8 tw! S „w,vr U ' heel9 ' (4 wheels) * - 60 |i proportion to the foregoing rates. V " nr wf c . M n §. be found under Us name, b e in which it is usually contained. Y'JCCl l7 ntauieu. _ on n wharf more than lw6 nig/its, to In / 7, W,W V otwtn mini iuu nigms, (C f. 0r • “ V* ek 8 tiwctgz unless Imled i>n Sat- duv-Jt m ™ng immediately preceding‘ to be removed on the second ; J 'Rafter-, or be subject to storage STORAGE. 8 ® on ts for the tiing W cek WU °^ for eucl1 inter ‘ F ic « per week ' ' ” 6 «ents. fce^l^week ' £ ins ^''taming more than 30gul- .i .. sugar, molasses, Pipe of’ gtn, ^ The Post-1 v thc week, (Sunday’ excepted,) from uay fight to 8 p. m. and Letters are delivered throughout the day, except from 2,to 3 ojclrick-; r. m. and during tljo time of opening and moklpgup the inails. Persons willing to pay postage when 1 is shut, caivenclosCTbe irionoy with Uto 1 rectcd to “The Post Master,” &nd tlibse v the office letter, di- Inti tliose wlto keep in Admiralty. . UNITED STATES dp AMERICA, ) DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. $ Calvin Baker, and Muses Herbert "l Schooner Martha f’orl)e3 and [ Afanfffon. cargo. . j To the Marshal of the District of Georgia~- CKEKTINO I— . L, S. GEO. GLEN,' Clerk. W HEREAS n libel hath been oxlilbited in he halt'of Calvin Baker and Moses Herbert ;u the District Court of the United States, for the District of Georgia, Pledging and proonunding that the schooner Voxatioti, eommntided by one ‘ Lee, fi.ted and sent out by the suid libel lants nt tlife Fort of Savhnuali; to go in search of vosselsin distress, did fall in with a certain soltooti- er.e.-flied the Martha Forbes, in a state of great distress qnd having no living pereoa on board, ln- den with aenrgo of dry goods, end groceries) which schooner called the Martha Forbes, run bn shore on Cumberland Bench, in the District a.We said: And Whereas it has been ordered, that all persons having or pretending to have, any., rigid, title, or interest, ol, in or to, the said Schooner, her tnckle.nnd eppare 1 .. and the cargo laden on board of he r, be cited to be, and appeur ut the Court Houseiu the C'ityof'Savniipilhjon the twen ty-sixth day of October, to show cause, if any they have, cr can, why a decre.e should not pass us prnved by the paid libel. You tire therefore here- by authorized; impowered, und strictly enjoined to cite and admonish allpersons, whatever,having, or presiding to have, any rigid, title, interest, or claim or to the.snid schooner, her tackle, appa rel, aticfTuriiilure, and the cargo laden on board of her, to be, and appear, at thetimeand place,afore said; and also to attend upon every seslon and ses- eibns to be held there and from there until rf defi- nitircsirdener -hni! be read end. promulgated in [fie’nWt ntlsSife; Inclusively, if any of them shall think it their duly so to do, to hear abide by und perform rill and singtilnrsuch judicial acts as are necessary and by law required to be done nnd ex pedited in the premises; and further to do and re ceive what unto lawand justice shall undappertuin, mider'tiie pain of the law find contempt thereof, tho abduce and contumacy of them mid every of them ill any wise notwithstanding: And whatsoe place aforesaid, (ogethfr with these presimts, are rcquesfod.lo s#v. so on an e'riyelpf e TVjteu tiro mails Which me due on 8aturdii}3 or- fice w ill he kept open oh -Sunday morning irbm 8 to 1) o'cloclk, for tlie delivery only of the letters received by those mails. The inland postage of all letters, directed to be sent but of the United States, except to the; Cana das, must ho paid when they are left at that office, or they canmit he forwarded. w V* Letters must be left at the Post Office with-' in the time specified, to insure going in the mail of the day; and newspapers half an hour before that time. As there are several places of tlib same name in the United Stutes^it is^teqessary that the directions should he particular ; tlie Stale should -bo distinguished, and yb«ii it might-be doubtful, Counties. YVJien lottare.ine not tor a post, tovyn ■■iiMKiMliiilllBMfl (nearest post town ought to be inentioiteL^^ (^bimnitt^es of Council.' NCE. A ldermen -puiioch, Minis, cumming. . STHEKirS'ANl) IANES. Densler, Milieu, Wayne. ; aiAUKKT, ' Morrison, Sltick, Gaqdry. DRYbULTURE. AVuring;} Bulloch, Morrisori/ HEAI.TU AN1) CEMETRV, -— Hubers hum, Jacksbn, Waring. ruMrs. Jackson,' Dfeilslcf, Millen. 1 LAMPS. Cumming, Minis, Wayne. ruriLic hocks. Millen, Gaudry, Denslere • SidiL^Gaudry, Habersham. ENOINES AND FIRE BUCKETS^ i Minis, Jackson, Morrison. PUBLIC SALES. Harris, Juckson, Cdmming. sept 16 HOOtis AND LAPDERS, — Wayne, Habersham, Sluclfv' M. MYERS, c. o. f78 priSes a geriertil o/sbrlment of ScwyHihlcBnj Goods, -. '/+ mid which will lie sold, wholesale op retell At ve- •y reduced prices, for corii oifly. XyMEvS M-HENRY, ’JOHN H. REID, * GEORGE RELIT!; Assignees of Wm Tfirffir, nprii 14 86 J5ar^ains! inpHE stock of DRY GOODB, which .1. hnlonged to Mr. IFilliitm Turner, is uoutset ling oft' iit price* much under cost. apnl 16 88 » General.Drug,ClieiuiGMl&.FamiIy Medicine Wure House. AN ACT. T 6 revive, amend atxl continue in force nn act entitled tin act, to extend to time of ta king out grants on surveys made on head rights and bounty Warrants. , , Be it enaotod by the Senate and House of Re presentatives ofitlio ,'tate of Georgia, in General Assembly met, nnd it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That where auy person or persons liavo heretofore had surveys mnde on head rights thereon have not beep obtained, U slndl and may he lawful for such person or per sons to apply for und uhuin such grant or gfuuts, at any time previous to the 25th of October, 1824, on payment of the usual tees. Sec 2 And be it further 'enacted by the author- ily aforesaid, Tnut wliere'nny-surveys have liere- lofore been'made on Ik-r-J rights or bounty War* rents, and grants thereon have’not been obtained, sucli land sliull not he subject to a resuh'ey un til three months from and after, the person or persons claiming under the original survey sltnil liavo been noli tied Hint such re-survey is intend ed to be made, and Hint in all cases, the persons claiming under the original survey,.shall be en titled to the preference of making such re-sur vey, until the expiration of ,three months from the time of such notification: and in the event of there being-no claimant residing ou or near the land to be thus resurveyed, such notice shaji be perfected by giving three months uotico by pub lic advertisement, at the Cijurt House of the county where ruch laud tnav [if?, and in oue of the public Gazettes of this Slated Sec 3 And be it further enacted, That it shall he the duty of nil surveyors who shall make any such rc-survey, to certify on hiireturn to the sur veyor Geuoral,'that due notice according to the provisions pf this act hud been given, and no greet.obtained on such re-eurvoy slmll be varied, unless.accoinpmiicd with such certificate : Pro vided, nothing in this act shall affect tlw rights of orphans or persons under tho age of 21 yeiy-s, and that all such persons shall lie uilowcd one year after they arrive at the age of 21 years to take out tlielr grants. See 4 Aliuhii it further enacted, That it shall be the duly of the Governor to cause this act to be published iu one of the newspapers in Mil- ledgeville, Augusta and Siivatumh, once hi each month, until the expiration of the time appointed by the same for taxing out grants. ’ Sec 6 And be it further enacted, that all lnivs. and parts of laws militating against this act be and tie same arc hereby fi repeuled. DAVID ADAMS, Speaker of the house ofrepresentatives THQMAS STOCKS, President of the Senate. Assented to Dec. 2 1823. G. M. TROUP, Governor. LAY Hf HENDRICKSON, Wholesale and RetaBOhemists arid Druggists • Mo. 1. Shad’s Buildings, Corner pf Congress and . Whitaker Sir tele, Suedniiah. H AVE constant!^ on hand a very general as sortuientof DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS AND PAINTS, PERFUMERY, SfC. 4*C. A great variety of Apothecaries Glass Ware such wide r.nd narrow mouth bottles, from 1 gulloil to one ounce,composition and glass mortars; glass lampsund lump glasses, smelling* 1 bottles, gradua ted measures, Apothecaries vruls wiiiteaod green. Surgeons Inslnunents—Pocket seU, turnkeys, trusses, spring and thumb -lances, forceps, satalas, bougies, catheters, scales aud weights; yc. (,-c. 1 Patent Medicines—of every description, viz: Scidlitz and Soda Powders, balm ofQiulo, cuU-iii ed magnesia, Lees, Andersons, and Hoopers J’iiis, Sw aims Pauaceu', Balsam Honey, Be'.ematrs and Churches Cough Drops, itcli ointntf ill, fye. Ail of which are offered for sole outlie most liberal terms for casli or credit. EP L.4* H. : Having .enlarged their Establish meet and having luudc such arrangements ns to til Now. next, in fhg “Savannah Repuhiiean.' march 10 Witnei tffc Hon. .Teretniah Cuyler, Judge of the saidjloq^t this first day of October one thousund oighl'hundrud and twenty-four. J. S. PF.LOT, Proetorpro. lib. All parties interested will take due notice. JOHN H. MOREL, m. p. g. oct2 184 Treasury Department, JUNE 24th 1824. be opened ht tlie' Treasury of the Utljte.d States, and at the Several loutt offices, on the’ first of Ju ly next, to continue open until the first, day of October thereafter, for.receiving subscriptions for such ptii'ts of said stock us shall, on the day of subscription, stand oh the books of the Treasury, and oh those of the loan offices respectively, pur suant to the provisions of . the act of Congress passed the 26lh of May, 1824, entitled “un act to authorise the Scerplury of tho Treasury to ex, change a stock hearing nn interest of one and a half per cunt for cerium stocks beuriug an inter est of six per cent.’’ The subscription may he made by the proprie tors of the stock, either in person or by their at torneys duly authorized to subscribe und transfer it to Uto United States. The certificates ore to he. surrendered at the time of miking tho subscriptions. WM. H. CRAWFORD, Secretary of'the Treasury. july 27 H66 nnHK undersigned committee will receive,pro- X posals for,keeping jn repair the city Clock,' until the first meeting of Council in January next; proposals for the same will be left with either of the undersigned. ' GEORGE SI1ICK, J. B. GAUDRY, . J. e. HABBtfSHAM. soptl8 179 •' QZF Thejlptgoiiig io he publish*.! ...oiijhiy, un- Nnw: nrivl. in (tin “ Constitutionalist” Und ± Anti Dyspeptic Fills. SREl'Aurin BV ii, JAMES, .NEW-YORK "■TOR 20-years pqstthe subscriber has suffiored X' contiuuully from a costive -habit, whieh has been great part of the tlrae acpojnpiinled by se vere headache. He lias mnde.knowiiliis.complaiiit to several erninprit physicians, wiuwmtexpericnc- ing any benefit from their .pvjspiiptions. Io tile month of December lasy#cdmfaig. seriously ului- ined, by the regular bufiBnStaut increase of the disorder, he Was iilduifcd to comiireuce title Use 01 the aboveimmed pills, which w;ere highly recOm mended ns a remedy in jtis complaint.—He began to tuke them with very little confidence ns to their efficacy, and under the expectation that he should not be able to give them a fair'trial, as his stomach heretofore, Jiad rejected every kind of medipine Anotiter circumstance which taught ilim to expect very little benefitj.wns that lift liad fouiul it ntyjijs- snry always to t&kfc nibre.tlmn un qrdinaiy dose of any cathartic, before it wojil^l produce the desir ed effect. He, however, commenced taking two of thojiills as‘directed, every evening for twenty days, without experiencing'uuy considerable in- convenience, or .perceiving any benefit from the{h. He was tiien' directed to’ increase the nuipber, tfitfil sqjue.ifegreo of nausfia wus prodit ced; the dose was accordingly increased until lie tobk six pills every evening; they soon began to act.tfS a gentle grid perient laxative; the dose was diminished id the same gradual manner iu which it huff been increased, aud it is now forty days sinCe u yery obstiriqte and distressing com plaint hus yielded to this mild pjan of treutinent The subscriber does therefore, unsolicited, most cheerfully rdcommend the anti-Uispeptic pills to thosej’whomay liavesuffered like himself; and Kp tivails himself of this method to assure them) tht)t from no other treatment has lie expe riOnced such perfect relief. NAHUM RICE From the above certificate no doubts can exist in the minds'of tfie afilicted, as to the utility and value of this remedy. Many persotisin this city IPS luce am aug ia lyspeptic only . ply.^ust received per William Wal S '’SSi HENDRICKSON, Agotg, sept 18 Cbtton Bagging, for sain by SAMUEL WRIGHT, •' ‘ t.ljt) Hunt/r’sBuildings. J. Shinn’s Panacea. rplIE subscriber, having discovered the com I position of Swaim’s cfclebrateq Panarcu, Ims now u supply on hand fur sale—lie lias redu ced tiie price lroui ’$3 50 to $2 60, or by the do zen $24. Alt charitable institutions in the United States, and the poor will Be siipplicdgnrii.?. If the citizens ot tlic principal cities nnd towns Will appoint an ngriut to order arid distribute tills Medicine to the poor, it will he supplied. This Medicine is celebrated for the cure of the following discnscs : Siiort’tila or King's Evil, Ul cerated or Putrid Sore Throat, long standing Rheumatic.affections, Cutaneous Diseases, Wllfto ^weliing arid Diseases oi' the qpr.es; and all eas es generally of art Ulcerous eharadcr, and Cliro- nie Disenses, generally arising in dehilitnted con stitutions, Imt more especially from Syphilis or ■affections arising therefrom; Ulfcers in the larynx, dy-d. and the dreadful diseases occasioned by a iyng aml cxcc-sive use of .Mercury, »Vc. It is al- ... used io Diseases ot ii.<* Liver, y . CERTIFICATES!; $ have wltliin the last two years had nn oppor tunity of seeing several eases of very inveterate 4 " "UIect'9, which Inn ing resisted prevhmslv the re- were healed by the use 1J do believe, from prove an important remedy in Scrofulous, Venereal ami Mercurial diseases. N. CHAPMAN, M. D. Professor of the Institutes end Practice of Physic, tn the Vniversity of Pennsylvania. I lmve employed the Pnnneea of Mr. Swaiiu in uuerou; instances, .wltliin the last three years, rind have always found it extremely efficacious Especially,in secondary Syphilis, and Mercurial senses, 1 have no hr-i.i'tion 'mqiruiiouncing it Dis a’Medicn(e of iuestumd)!i value fHMUVIJPi W. G1B30N, M. D. Professor of Surgery to the UniccrsHy uf Pam. Mg . ’ JOHN SfllNnf, uhimist. Philadelphia, Mac. 17, )ffi3. Encli pulili-lier of a ricwspUicrin the U. States, JremtestifS to poplish this .ulvertisciueiit once a mouth, tor oue ycur, mid send t)ieir uueouuts for payment; SIIINWS PriNACEA: CERTIFICATES. I have been labouring uiuler n disease for a long time, ns swelling in the brines, loss of appetite, lnsa pf llesh' and'loss of aiec|t. Noticing on adverliso- ment of Swaim’s Punacea, to hi: a core for tho nbovA'diitead^tlgoi minis by paying the ca-ii lor it, and found ajtreat benefit by it. But having no thing but my lubor to drijOuid on for a living, and riot;tiehi'g able to work for if longtime, got so that nncoa, stilted to lie the same as Mr.'Swalin’s, Pnp- plied to iiim ur.d Stated my aseaml eircnmstances and fopud him disposed to benefit me. Ho gave the Kedicine fn ely, mid saidl might pay tor it believer I got RblC’; and 1 found, by taking tho same quuuUly, as muclt benefit by it as by Mr. Swaiaxis. . , 1 have’given this certificcte, for Ihe he.nefit or olliers tliat should stand in need of Shinn’s PaiiEe- ceu, nnd consider it a very valriuhle medicine. S. STELI.ER, Duke-street near Front, Northern Liberties. be continually receiving a fresh supply of goqds, flutter Ihemselvesthut none of the kiiiuin this city, ITiiladdlphin, April 20, 1824. f Philadelphia, AptilUl,; I certify that I have been fov many years afflict- edwitii rlieumatism. Above* five years ugo, I can oiler greater inducements to dealers. Tlie Merchant,\lic Planter, anil the Physician, can hera be supplied with almost every article in the _ .. .s. iifij. Drug line,as their assortment will be found exten sive mid of the best quality, under no cousidera tion whfltevenvill the sale of impure or aduheru ted urticles be promoted. The utmost cure will be used lit the selection of good Medicines und will be sold at u moderate profit. It is upon these principles aloitc that they will endeavor to (secure patronage. All orders promptly executed. . Tlie Georgia Patriot, and Darien Gazette, will please to give (b’rt advertisement six insertions and forward their bills for payment. sept 28 182 , James Morrison, W ILL he found in future at bis office ovrir ti the counting room of Cuilviu Baker, sept 18 174) h- The Subscriber, H AS just finished and offers fob sa(e, an eight oared GANOE BOAT, 25 feet liy 4 feet 3 inches, which he can recommend to ^tliose wliri wish a bout for quick passage. july 22 ' 154 F. E. TEBEAU. PUBLIC NOTARY. rjXHE subscriber’s heultli being now sufficient to attend to business,solicits from his friends their patronage in the notarial, business. WM. BELCHER gep 18 m17& ' •' MttV Aj\D EMUiRQED EDIT I US Oh" THE Georgia Justice. jN’llie press uud will be pubiisiied in Octriber-or November next, ut the Recorder Office, a new und enlarged editionoithe • • " GEORGIA JUSTICE. . 1 The improvements in this very-useful book, nrg. brjolly noticed in the following extracts from the ppjfuee of the new edition, (“ Several years have elapsed since tlie jmbli tion of (he Georgia Justice, during which f there has.beeu additional legislation upon mi, _ of the subjects coutiuned.in it. Iu tlic.-qji-esent e ■dition, sUeh hlterations as were.rendcrecFriecessa l .;LJ .j i... ^1^ 4.1.„ the oinis- ry liy subsequent enacpt(ents, lirive been mu additional matter incorporated,and several sions iivtbe origiuM w ork supplied., . V “Mr Princes Digest,ij’elrig now in general use, references tliereto liave been’substituted forjliose which wefe.lieretofore made to Murhury Craw- - 'Gl, - ’ — ^ u ford’s and Clayton’s Digests, and the annua} pturi- . )Ulets containing the laws of tlie state. A. copious ndex has also been furnished and tiie work;; is submitted to the pqlfito, under a belief that its acknowledged utility will be found to be increas'- ed by the foregoing civcumstarpses.” • -Ot Tlie price ot the.book, fleatty bound, in crilf \vill be Five Dollars, payable on delivery*. . Any person phying for twenty copies will be. entitled to twenty two, und in tliat proportion for ,a smalier ririmber.—Suhscriptiou papers will be furnished to gentlemen Wlw triay be willing to take charge of them. .. , ■ ' The different newspapers in this strife, drill please give tlie foregoing an insertion. Milledgeville, August30. sept 28, 182 . G EORGIA, Chatham County.T-Wherens Mal tha Wilkins, of Chatham county, Spins,fer has applied to the honorable the Justices of tlu inferior Court of Chatham CoUiity-acting as Court of Ordinary for letters the person and property of Elttfubeih Jdnn Yonge an orphan undereleven years of age, t JLI.mIiSmu ..I* Y j} ] !.. ». f ' V.. ran n.i i.. .1 dhugbterofVViiliam C Yonge, deceased, Novv these are therafore tdcdfe apd admonish all persons.interested in the welfare of-tkef sail orphan to file their objections, if any tli^i have in the Clerk’s'bffice of tlie Court of Ortlin or before the first Monday in November jriext,- therwise letters of guardianship will be granted the applicant. . ' Witness the lion. John P. Williamson one of the Justices of the Inferior Court of said, County, this second day of October, 1824. S, M. BOND, Q- c. 9 m ■ was nrit able to jiay for It. Some months after this, I her.rd'ofaMr. tthimi’s having mndj) a Fa- ,1324. was attended by a respectable Physlcinn ot this city, w ho put me under a course Of mercury, since Which tljnu 1 have been worse,; my disorder hav- been accompanied by severe pains thfough my >le system. And last winter my right leg was much swelled, and'so mnoli contracted, that I could scarcely put my tpes to'tlie gi'ouniI,and was abided to walk with 'ircrutfch. In February last Ijw.u&tUsdDc of J. Shinn's Punacea, aud after taking three boftles, find that I am free from pain, and that my lag is restored to Its natural use. 1 mil induced to make this public fur the benefit of the afflicted. x i ■ ’ ■ CHAS. BARIAS. Malt-Alley, Philadelpliia. ‘m Philadelphia, April 17, 1828- TI»is will certify that inyson, John Humes, aged -tt) years, was con lined last winter in ihe Alms house in this city, With rheumatism in his shoul ders and arms. 1 applied to .1. Shinn for some of liis Panacea, and obtained one bottle, which en tirety removed iiis compliant. He has remove^, to the country, otherwise lie would have signed tis certificate. _ ■ -i - j*it her ANN C. x HUMES,- mark. Philadelphia Alnis-Houio. Piin.Ativ.u-HiA, March- 10th, 1824. I certify, for the benefit of tlie afflicted, tlmt I have been, for seven years last past, afflicted with ^tho liver compluint, during which time 1 lmye been attended by several physicians, but received no Hjrmaiient oeuietit. Hearing of Mr, Swaim’s Pu- naeca, 1 applied to him l'or some of it; being poor aud-unable to priy for it at tlie lime, for it at the conld not obtaiiiimv. I next applied to .1. Shinn. Hiiiij-eQiiiyoiUomeofhisPnnacea, wliieli greatly be- Befitted iriri. The pain and soreness.of my sideivns removed, aiiii i was agairi able to work at tny trade. . > ’ CHARLES BOWMAN, German Street,"Southwark. This is to certify,that my apprentice boy J. Mor be/c'n several 'Yenis ufflje- ,’ftged 18 years, lias been several years uttne- (ed with tue Kiug's evii, atiended wjtli, an exteu- siye uieqftitMn over tHe body, witli’aeute pain. In laumiry lust, I heard of J.' Shimt’s Panacea, nnd. obtained fb)' iiim three bottles, which effected an eujJre iiiufeoiripleto crife, arid- he is now In' good vedfth, and ilbie to Work ut his trade. . ’ . ' AEEX’R RAN KEN, • ■ ■*' ’ Front street, above Popiar lane. This U to certify, tlia} on the 15th of April, tin- above named John Morrison appeared before me. and ori examination, do believe tlie facts, as rtateri lathe above certificate, are jqst affd-.tiue. ’ 1I.PHOBASCO, Justice of tiie Peace, Pliiladelpbiu county I certify, that I liave been afflicted.witti.rlieuma- . tisin in ray shoulder for thixte years, from' winch < ft have been relieved by taking a few bottles of J , Sbinri’s Panacea. . JAMES DOUGLASS; of the Moyamensing Poor-itoust '< V Just received per ship Florida, the pelebrated PANACEA, prepm-iid by^Tbhri Siiiriu;- Chemist, “ited the subscriber Phjladp.lidiia, who liajs-apppiriti agentfov Savarih’ah andits vicinity. The Panace,i vill hu soldat.tlre reduced price’ of $2 60 cents per bottle, or $24 per dozen. .'WM. C. CUTHBERT, Agent. may.25 \ ■ Chat,ham Superior Court. on tbe — . .t. May Term, 1824. 4T EORGE Johnston rind others, complainani XJF tn Peter Vunburgh Livingston and oilier ua 'defendants, in equity in the Superior court, o Chatbam county, May term, 1824. ft appearing to the Court by affidavit that 'tor Vanlmrgh Livingston and Harriet E. Livin ston, who are pm'ties defendant reside beyond tlie state ofGeorgia, and within tlie United States on inotjon of complainants solicitor, it is ordered that . this rule bo published once a wcek dining rnonllisfrom this date in one of the public Gazi-tt of this State. > | Extract from the Minutes. 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