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Newspaper Page TextMB blowing OP THE LINE. ... We have'rarely seen a more graphic tkotcli,. than tho following account of ho blowing up ol B-largO TurUish ship ol thulmo offScio, by atfreok flre|ht| tho command of tho bravo Onnaris. i\ Tho Turkfsh (loot was lying quietly and • ' at- anchor off aoio, on n ■ tho-.month of Juno; Jhe tallied liltlo Injury. Ilis nitendanta sqo- fiiii liight, iri'lhb -.month 01 tiuava me cccdcd in cmbarklnghis treasure mid .vitl- hnur was waxing veiry'late i tho qofiie- Uahlcs, and ho was descending th I ho ship's ihous on board had ttasod to give,out the side, when n number of frantic Tnrktlcap- «!na?huddlcd togothea liko slioep, on tlio moudiera,* golden oolToe-ciipt,amber pipes, oil" I the Captain Pacha had retired to shawls, Turks and all!—It has_ been gen chihouquojnnd.cups; thi 1 Turks worn re nosing, huddled togothea liko slioep, pn tho See!"” "ho Captain Pacha had rctlrcd.to his splendid cabin, his officers had follow-, nd hisoxanfolo I: no .roguhir wntoli being boot on-.bntird a Turkish man of cered on the.npper dock, gndj for want of Setter amusement, were, watching tho pro- S'ess of ,1'dark sail, which we saw emerge the tinalmadore •Islaod^^and bear , and From the Spalmadore down tho channel In our;, name stilly on. approaching nj nearer, wakept gazing *• her, without,- However, ippreliehdlngany thing until,wo saw an- Other tall in siel'Mnd percelveiy .thaj the vessel we first mado out was luulirtg up In such a manher light along^dr x then van ore one of the Tut .pursed me for mo o fool, . airf.Ti] hanging on th gink outside o station with llici less site bowsprit and on, tho rig- tho hows. Wo took our ii awnitingin almosi breath- the moment when tile powder liould explode, 1 should tell yon, though, that before I left tlle.denk- 1 snw tho Captain Pacha-mako an attempt to.loavo the ship, in a bout that, had sus- cd into tho boat, arid down she went, mall Hin!lfll0ra.+ irntflon rnftnn.mint nmhnr hlumt aictfbllyWtho triother grumbled out'that thoy ihy vessels from Smyrna, turned himself on his nther'ilde,and fell again to sleep, Still ’ the suspicious ship china on nearer aWd . hearer t l spoke to some 6f tho men, yrho replied n.«ch in the manner as the offlerr ; had done, wondering what I had got into. ■ ad, to bo running, about breaking S 's rest at such a tim« of the plglit.— more could Idol ... When I again Mounded the quarter a?ck, the ve.wel wa» close within lwl»— She vm a large brig, a» bUck*aj Hetan, but not a soul could 1 see on board, except the man at the liclnr. Of my o» n accord, , I cried out to them to hold off, or he would be split to pieces against us. No answer was returned, but, favoured *v a gontlo breeze,on-came the brig,silent and sombre ,s tho grave. Whilst fixing my eyes in* tentiy on-these- inaoinprehenslblo proceed ings. I-saw the helmsman leave his post, having secured Ills tUley-baril n-port—the next instant I heaid a noise (Ike. that made by the manning of oarss-thaii ljiaw a boat prop aeiarn from under the let of the brig —and or, I could again draw breath, tlie brig struck violently uguinal our lido,-.to nhii h(by means I could not then conceive) sho became at once attached like a crab, or the many armed polypus, lleroio or.o third of the slumbering Turks were aioii* pi, before a dozen of them had soized their spikes and spars to detach their dangerous peiglihor—she exploded !—A dlicliarg '— gflre—a shnck. like' lhe mighty eruption Ol soinevalt volcano, <nse from the dark, narrow bosom linfl qfii'ckly sho was scatter ed hi minute fragments, high in the aston ished, but placid heartens, wide ovei the sea, and among our decks znd rigging— destroyed herself In the act of destroying, though we canid see the hands that Imrl directed and impelled the movements of the dreadful engine pulling fast away the boat. They might have taken it more coolly, for the Tlfrks had oilier matters to think of, than-pursuing ; them—ot|( ship was on a blaze—lbs flames were running J.Hte lightning nloiig our rigging, and seiz ed on so man; parts at nnue, that the con futed crew knew nut' where to direct their Attention. * - The Captain Podia rntliod upon-'deck like a man who had licaid the sound ortho fast trumpet; he did not,, however, lose much time in beating his forehead nitd.tea ring Ills heard, he. proceedvq with groat firmness ipf minor to give judicious orders, bul the fire was too widely spread, and the coustornation of the crew too oxcessive to ftdmlt of arfy good' being done. W4tilo he geve contngnds to. intercept the flames (hat were already playing down the main top mast, lie heart} the, cry from below, that the lower deck>gs oh fire, oltil uuyi bets of hit mon rushed hy. hhii and leaped Into the sea.. It Wai.tp vain lio ran finm einlly said that this Captain Pacha was kil led in tlie bo!lts by tho fall of a part of tlio ship’s musts i but this, lean assure you, is not correct—he Wns blown up wiih the ship. As I was getting over the bows, I snw him through' the smoke and flame,stan ding with his hack against tlio bulwark,his hands crossed on his breast, and bis head raised towards the heavens, which looked pitilessly and on fire; ami ono of my com- jinnlone afterwards assured me lie saw him in the saino position tlie.vory moment fore the Anal explosion. Ofihe explosion Itself I enn say 1 lint that it wat indeed tremendous— member nothing but a "dreadful rnai astounding shock, o burst oLilanics seemed td'tKreateu the conflagration of the globe, and a rain of fiery matter that fell Bk, and hissed in H19 troubled sea like thousand serpents- .Tlio shock lluew us nearly all from tlio bntvesi somo, though not many, were killed by the falling Jim bors, the rest swam off fur shore from which 110 were still distant more than a mile.— Mv limbs had no longer tho strength and activity that in former times enabled me to swim from Stanchin to Calyinna; but, with the asslstanco of a floating fragment, I did very well, and wai among tlie foremost of tlio Greeks wpo reached tho light-house, that stands on Scio’s ancient and ruined male.. On lookingbnek at tlie wreck, the fqte part of the ship appeared still afloat, and the fore mast still erect, hut they soon .parted, and the next day nothing was soon of tho immense ship, hut minute and innu merable fragments scattered on Ilia water and on the slnra of ihe island. Of about .nine hundred persons in all, who! were* on board, only eighty-three escaped, and a- inong these ns fares I ran ascertain,, (here teas not one Turk! Many tinfortuna 0 Greek prisoners or slaves perished with the .ship, and uinuug them three young Sciote children. place to placo, attempting by. prayers and — P ' like a u threats to establish something like a unity and purpose of action—tlio fellows hail Josi tfieir reason in their extrema fear,—It #hs all in vain that lie drew forth his spien aid purse, and scattered its rich contents before thorn—what was money to a man who felt that, if hg lingered for a minute, he sjp uld be sent into, tlie air on flp' wings Of guiipnwder." '-Qbnift of a»r.hoa(« had oaiight fire; others were lowered and you, .red iis victim Will nnl tvnnrlor tl,„i — 1. ... 'as wflai week. Anothercantalnwasthen engagoi, Who alio iimk tlie disease, mid died Willi fn a -few days. The consignee then enga ged a Cnpt. and a mate and the vessel be- should toll jug loaded proceeded to sea,soon after which * tlie oiipt. wns seized with lh» malady, and died also. Until this time tlio mate con’ tinued in health, but immediately after ta king tlie command, he also was mucked, end died befrtro lie got to tlio latitude of the-Rapes of Virginia, off which she was met by a pilot boat, which put on board a navigator who carried her into Hampton Hoads luit would not venturo to sloop be low dock. Tho crew besides the officers, consisted of 4 men anil a cook, who were employed at Havana In discharging the outward car go, and loading molasses in retuto. All oftlicm enjoyed uninterrupted health du ring (lie whole voyage. Tho inference to ho drawn from tliesc facts scorns to be, Ihnfiii 1I10 locker under the starboard birth in the cabin, was con- 'ained tlio origin of the disease, and when it isrecnlleoied those lockers, in small ves sels trading from tlio eastern stales, to the it Indies, aro the common receptacles the vegetables fur the voyage, tho con- 'on teems ineviinhln th it tlio decay of bles in that place occasioned poison- exhalations which proved fatal to five individuals in .succession, after they had assumed tho commnnd and consequently taken possession of tlie captain's birth by which they wore exposed to these exhala thins.—Mer, Adv. got for 55 a 31 fr. ja bouts (about 8 mllor- ola) and l/ifcrior. for 30 .fr. Tho vines -bow a good many grapes.__' - - From the Charleston Mercury. Qitra 21j( Prom Matattzas.—By tho schr Liltin' William from Matanzas, commercial «o- eountsto t'.io ITlii lriit. have lieenreooivoilq llice, S4, dull; Sugar, ass,, S-Mli a S-Mhs,. 9 I-Sh IS 1-2 and-10 a 14. art White alone 14 a I81 Brawn *Mahmoudier, a coin, value 55 piastres. AMERICAN PAINTERS. An nriicle in the London Magazine for June, which is taken up in describing the paintings exhibiting at the Royal Acade C. R. Leslie and G. S. Newion: ir Roger deCovetly nnd tlio Gipsies,” No. 134. C. R. Leslie—a delightlnl scene; it is balm to the heart to participafb in tlie- good humour, tho kindly feeling, which su Ii a picture as this represents and im parts, and which consecrates-and gives n charm to the most niitingeoil- of customs. Mr. Leslie carries us back a cvntuiy must effectually. Hh painting, too, is very skiN fully managed—tlie group in tlio right hand corner of the picture is au exquisite piece of coloring. . "Camilla introduced to Gil Bias, at tlie Inn,” 248 G. S. Newton, in point of popu larity is the erack pieco of the "School of Painting " The pninling is better than tlie conception; the fornior is exceedingly mas- lerly and clover. The latter is good, the llnby, of the Phillippine Isles speaks for itself.and the fpectulnr is further sufficien tly let into the'secret of tlie swindling de- sign.by mere arch look of the page—artist like tact! * The other characters have very properly b sustained carriage. ■ A Physician of Vermont, D. Palmer,lies stated in the newspaper! a melancholy ease of death, from light lacing. It is that of a young lady of eighteen, lie adds to liis tecital llieso remarks: "Tims was a life, forlifled, - and as it were, insured ny one of the most vigoious constitutions, thrown away in obedience to the dictation of fashion. Tlie cases of lin-, goring disease, of slowly protracted, yet, certain denih from tlie same cause, .gije al most of daily occurrence. Many of our finest female faces are seen for (Tfeiv weeks at rhiilch, growing gradually palci; then ive find them at home svitli their cheeks suffused svitli the hectic flush, and Ihe keenly tiilelligeni eye that tells of tile tire th it is consuming wrjtldn ; and soon vo are t .Id that tlie consumption lias secu- Wjil nut wonder that -those were oil ssnini pedor upset tiy tlie numbers tlint rushed in- 1Z- “ Ic !*nwhile, tlie fire spread, and sprond —at each instant it might reach the po.Uir .mpgazines-tlie gunr too, that "ore all double allotted or crammed svitli 'rape, began.to bo. healed ; ami ss the aincs flashed over them, nliaady went off “‘^tvals with tremendous roar. The wild shrieks, curses, and phrei gieil action Pi .some of tlie,. crow, jlie spcocliless des pair, and stupid passiveness of others; and uip shrill, reckless maniac laugh (for 1110- liy uf thOjn wore downright mad) svere horrible |o w itness. People may talk 11- oopt Mahometan resignation, and the sur prising influence of thejr doctrine of fotnl- um, but for my pnrt, Isaw little result lrom tlieir boasted equanimity or fiimcst ■ Belief; they seemed to be aflecteii just ns other mortals would have been (n. n. simi lar, trying situation, and Ruleed (with tlie Cxceptmn of a few of superior ntnk. ainung the Turks) the despised.Greekk showed in- Uniji-ly more firmness and piVyAn e of tn|nd than their masters. Tile far greater part of the latter leaped inm.ilie sea with out reflecting'Whether iHey dould swim two miles—.or, - indeed, svhetlier they could i> ?i v "h at all, (among nearly eight hundred 4u»ks,)' nnd without calculating the'ceftain Jiavooto bo committed on them in tho sva- ter by tim terrible discharges of the gnus. * snail not attempt to yauiit roy qwn C011- ■sge, I was a worn-out spirit-broken man— ' ,as going to throw myself overboard, wneri a Greek, a townsman of mine, as orave and olevor.a lad as ever liyed,caught. of my «rm, : and . drew mis aside! t V„ ar ? y®?. mad, like the stupid Turks ? said he In an under tone of voice; ' ea l i '“to.the syaier new, you will be culler drowned in'tlie dying'grasp of come heavy Osmanli, or have your brains knock- Vcry manv of these cases I have traced in improprieties in tho mode of dress; but it has never occurred to me to witness any Other case, in which death was produced byihjioauia so suddenly as in the one I Jiave now described." , -4 ' , * u t iiuvo your ur^iiiis kiiuck* ’ tl,e can "°'' Ihot—the ship may ,?°* U P y?‘ awhile ; and do you-not win’a • ut1 ’ ow a> 11,0 Cl, bies are qut, and the fiK&O* «hore. we aro every mo " r &"” rer ,0,he W 1 0om, tbi 1 n^ l i!Z" t l "iy,4fl*iser to the.bow''6f th', n number of'Greeks, NEW ORLEANS, luly4. Sugar Crop —We regret to learn from various parts ofihe Stale, that owing to the cold winter and spring, the hoavy rains and tlie lateness nf tlie season, the sugar crop is very much injured; many instances tho caho has not eome.iip, and' should we have early frost, we cannot calculate on mon- than half a crop the coming year. We lindf rsCknci tliere is a case in this oity of precisely the same'nSture as the following.which » e copy lrom a Pot tsmbuth ‘Eng.] paper ofjnne (st. '.Singular Will—In the Prerogative court, a suit was promoted. Prowling ti.'Prdwtihg and another, respecting a testamentary pa- ner-df a peculiar character, left by Hayid Prowling the deceased in the cause, a far- mor in this'Cuuntry, who died in Jan. Inst. Mile paper appeared re lieve been svritten bv, himself, h commenced—“In the'name ot God, nindn,” nnd after disposing in the accustomed farm, of hjs. soul and body, boqii'eatlieil his live' and dead' slock, his houses and lands, ’tabcording to his uncle’s will,” to Ids widow, directing that the pa per should be signed ."by Mr. Wm Stair,” his attorney; nut it was not signed, sealed, nor witnessed. This document jio deposited under some bundles 6f wool in’ tlio granary where it wns found carefully, wrapt up in a pocket hundkorebief?- Sir J.Nicholl was ofOptpim) that, if all tho circumstance- svere proved, it svastinydeceased’s intention that the' pauiir should operate ns his will. . .<■ i . JV. Y<Srk paper. In iha year 1822, tlio bri’g Gov. Hopkins failed from Providence, K. I. andrerrived 'in Havana about the middle of May.— 'Early in June, tlio captain svus taken sick of thtf v'ellow fever, and diod'after about 3 days ifiness, tho -mate took thp cpnimkqd and tlio disorder and died also witnina Paul Jones.—Wo have recently seen e superb manuscript volume; letter “Journal de Paul Jones” which wns presented re Louis XVI. by tlie author. It w.m obtain ed from tho Library of Louis XVIII. and presented to Mr. Slieiburne, author ofihe life of John Paul Jones, together with ma ny valuable documents relating to this dis tinguished officer. It is the intention of Mr. Sherburne tn make these documents public, end to present to the Portsmouth Athenian) ihe volume mentioned above. Portsmouth Adv. Dr. Johnson was extremely averto to the present foppish modeofeducating-chil- (Iren, so as re make them what foolish mothers call cldfnnt young men.; He said to a lady, who asked him what she should leach her son in early life—“Madam, to read, to write, tn count; grammar, writing and aritlimatlo i three things which, If hot taught in early life, are seldom or ever, taught to any purpose, and wiihout the knowledge of which no superstructure nf learning, nr knowledge can be built.” He always advised his fri-nds; when thev were inclined to marry, to make choice of z re ligious woman. "Mon.” said hp; “may le kepr in somo degree of order by common ir by my, thus Speaks of our fellow countrtmen, sense, by fear of the censnre of the world, or by any othor motive s hut. If a woman Ins no religion, you have no hold upon her mind." , ST. AUGUSTINE, May 18. Florida Private Land Claims.—On Sa turday last ihe Hon.. Mr. Wilde, mado a most aide argument before ihe Superior Court* in behalf of several individual claim ants w ho derived title from the Spanish go vernors previous to the cession. Ill the hope tint Mr Wilde will favor us with a summary of it, wo shall not give oven the points nfhis argument. Tlio subject is so interesting, that we are sure we shall be enabled; if it is proper to do so to present them in some aliapo shortly.—Heralds Propagation of Fleas’—Pleas breed and undergo tlie metamorphosis in a manner somewhat similar to the silk worm. number of eggs being collected froiu.ddog, and put inlnn pill box,in a few days produ ced liairv cnterpillais h ate (n a very vora cious manner, ft was observed, occasion ally. that they east their skins, and in about ten days after their exclusion from the egg, they spun olid wove themselves little cases, nficr Ihe mnnnor of silk worms, in which they remained enclosed in (he chrysalis stole limit nine davs, and then came forth perfect fleas, armed will) sufficient powers tn disturb the rest, or even the poace of an Emperor.—Hagerstown Herald. Burning of Hindoo Widows-—The ex tent nf these evils, js very appalling. The number of Suttees In the Bengal I’rcsiden cv; from 1815 to 1828, was as follows: 1815—372 I8IB—850 1823—575 1810—44fl 1820—507 1824—772 1817— 707 1821—854 '1825—030 1818— 859 1822—583 -1826—589 Thus id twelve years 7210 widows have been buried or burnt nlive. In’the Madras and Bombay Presidencies,the official state-’ menls for near ten years are <135.- Grand total 7851. Early marriages are very com mon in India, in Consequence of which many young females fall a sacrifice to tills custom- In the annual list of Untlees in Ihe year t815to 1820 inclusive, it appears that sixty two widow a were burnt, most nf which were mere children, some being on ly sixteen, fourteen, twelve nnd even eight years of ngo. - . ',r COMHEflCIVL. Dates from Liverfool.imi.i'.OOth May- Dates fbom HAVnEiimts:tjtisititlsT^(rHz. ass ■ " Savannah, ExfurtsvJunr 25. Ship Superior, Liverpool, ■ 900 bales Upland Cotton, ■' 44 do S.-I- ’ do-: BV' THE SHIV 90UT . ' : From ihe Havre Journal of the 1st June, REVIEW OF THE MARKET. ■ Cotton.—There has been no variation during tbo payt iveek’. ■ Tlidro is aslepdy demand, holdeis are firm, and prices sup ported. AH our slock-exciipr 300 bales is American. M’he smek is JBd,500 bales a- gninst 45,000 .at tho some period last year. Tile arrivals of tlie’week,'wore 3034' halos -1322 from New - Orleans—1257 from Charleston—400 of-which* were Sea Isl ands—465 bales:from New York. Sides 2554 bales, including'358 Louisiana ord. to good ; 7 85f. a 105,;- Mobile 80 a 92 1-8;' 509 Tenn. and Alai). 8t a 97 1-2 ; 667 Uplands, common 77 a 93.' , » /Hee.-tTho heavy arrivels-of Grainhave had an unfavorable influence in this arti cle, and 24f w ero-witb difficulty obtained for. 82 les of ord; quality;—'There are a- iiom obo tes in seconds hand. _ A date of Bordeaux, :24th May, gives the follbwing notice of tBo'wine'and’spir its market. ' Business es very dull—Brandy 4-5 In pipes, 2t0 fr. the 450 litres—3 ,6, 50, at 57 the hbBt; Red Wine (the bkirel of 224 I it,) 32 a 34. A letter from tho.de; ppirtrtibnt .’oflbb Var.aiyaii ”‘OuV .cellars: , are almost all fullfand-.jrediegid to 00dtixv ■ ions» 8«U. The first uttaiiy in eufyr 6 a 8; Muscovado ^6 a 9^ ( >no oftlie parties in tiiis tuil, for ilia re- Coffeo 4 h.7. 'moral of the Bank of tlie rf tat'a t»f Oaorgfa Extract of a letter, iiateil f “ " **“ MATANZA8, July 15 "We have letters from" St. Jago to 80th nit. and from.Trigjdad to 5th insi. liico kt thoTonnor p(aoo wai worth fi5; and at the litter 15 1-2. and. improving, as well as provisions generally. Our market offers but Halo oncouragement at present for shipments, hut has prices for a length of time hare been extremely low, it seems fair to conclude (in tho alisence nf further supplies) most of the staple artieles will command fair prices. ' We qiin'e from at- nisi sales, Sugar, Muscovado n ine; Molss set scarce, infeiior 2 rs; Sugars ass. 8 t-t i 121-2adds l'-4a 18 1-4; white alone, 13 a 15 1-2; brown 8; Coffee 4 a 7; Rice, last sales 8 1-2. sa ils city«4hn tho lOthfost. Mr,JOHN IS JOSEPH HELBBfO/IH, years, born in Flimilert, hut for year's pa»t a respectahlo citizen of lace. He hat left a widow and four children,' to whom his death is an irrepara ble lost. .. jHaewb IaI ht: PORT OF SAVANNAH. High watbt.Tomorrow al Tyliee,....*; 82. du .do Savannah 3 52. do on Monday at Tybee HI 54. do do Savannah; 4 20. do on Tuesday at Tybee 4 10. do do Savannah 5 40. == IRUTVI'D SINCE OVA LAST. Ship Hantonia, Watson, fm Liverpool, with Salt re S H Fay &co. Tha II. has been 18 ds to tha Southward of Capa Fear detained by head Winds and calms. . Revenue Cutter Georgia, Paine, from a cruise and 2 ds fm Charleston. Steamboat Caledonia,' Bastard. Charles ton t ds to J M'Kenzie. Mdze for Augus ta. ARRIVED THIS DAY. Sloop John Chevalier, Sisson. Charles ton 2 ds to J W Long. J B Herbert, Phll- hriek & Baker, R Habersham, Dr H M Haig oiid the matter. CIEARED Ship Superior; Thompson. Liverpool. O Barnesly. * DEPARTED TESTZRnAT. ’ ' Steamboat Gov. M'aylor, Wliilldin, Au gusta. Steamboat Win Gaston, Bowman, Au gusta. Steamboat Caledonia. Tor Augusta.— Passengers, Mrs Allen and 8 children.Miss A Duncan, F Doyle, J G Czlhouo and Houston. op tor ms port. At Now York, I4ih inst. schr Exact,Ni chols. sailed tor this port. From New York 14th ship Emperor, Perry. SPOKEN. 21st inst. off Capo Komain, brig Courier •18 ds Im N. York for this port. Frosi our Correspondents. Ojtiis oJ the Cvurier, Mercury ) and Cautte, > Charleston, Julv 22—71*2 p. m. j arrived- • ; Ship Minerva, New York 14 ds. Brig Gen. Macomb, Turks Island 1S ds. / J JULY2S- , arrived. Schr Little Wlllimrf.’Matanzns 4 ds. | Wanted, e or 8 veiy prime, 1 field hands for which : a liberal prii e will bo given, from' 19 to £5 years of ago. flee. : ■- jtily25 170l * Apply at this of- Drawing 1 .-or tiie . New York Consolidated LOTTERY, ■ CLASS. No 8. 2,5, 23,20,25, 6. ' Holders of prizes will call for the cash at . julv 25 • LUTHERS*. Lottery and Exchange Office SOOOo Union Canal lottery, f Clip's. No 8. Was drawn ip Pliilailolphiqnn .the 25th inst; The drawing wilj be received on the 3d August. • a- . . sciiemC. 1 prize of 1 1 I 10 10 10 50 do do do do do dOi do &0. &C. . dco. - Tickets, . “• . • |4 i Hnives.-a-' 2 Quarters, • .• , < • • 1 Orde.s attended to,at.>, -V S 10,000 iooo 2,000 1,888 -1,000 400 *00 i-! 100 . &c. LUTHERS 25 Ldt.ery tfExflurngi Office. — Notice.. HE'unde’rsigned is-’desiroosof hireing JL ' sfit-'ld (eii good:ditchers by the- J ■m* (6 be riiade on or be- “ ,t ' -tANIELL, i ofidtelSsjofler '1H *To tiic Public. IN jE-v r - Tbo Bank of the State of Georgia, Henry S l hhilt, ■ ** others. On applicstion,by petition Oftlie parlies in tiiis Strict, fa" 4 At. Chambers" Newberry. July ' ,18th, 1823. from tho rocelveribip oftlie tfflls for ,croi» •"•g the Augusta Bridge over tho Sevan WMT’ILLri* sold in front 1 of"th?Coutt W'W House in Effingham county, be- tween the usual hours ofstte; , iiW , ,a ,a 4 fo i loW ; ln * N ** r0 « lr J "»mod Sarah uf II.Bhultzp Idviod on as tlio propatty of Gildfurd Dud- suit, for iho re- ley tots.isfy an execution in favru of Win j. .- - - Da idols and, othors—Levied oil and Re turned to me by a constable, f * •> nah River, Tkorti tlie Garalina to (ho Geot' gin side'of tho said River, and 'oh prouf that nollco of tlfls. lippilcailun .had.Xeon •eMed on tho said Bank and after hear ing the proofs and allegations in support thereof, and, in objection thereto, It is Or dered and Decried. Thut (lie ordei nf the 18ib of July, logo, appointing las. Shaw, receiver of thesafd tolls, and the suhse- tjuent order nppoinling the Bank or the State of Georgia, receiver thereof, he and (lie same are hereby rescinded—And it is fo thwith account for and pay overoto the Commissioner in Equity for'l.'dgeficfd DIs trict, tire tolls, which they tin,Ii‘have re ceived up to tlie day which they deijver.up possession of the Caroliha end of tlio said ', as hercinafter;directed,%id from or that day the said Bank shall ~ collect tolls for crossing (he said uin ijio'jjsrolina to tlio Georgia tide oftlie'Sevannah River,—and 'il is fur thwr OulercU, that im service ofa certified copy of tbit order on die Bank oftlie State of Georgia,- by (lie delivery thereof Cashier lir President of the said Hi sh9ll.be the duty of the said Bank iiii ately to deliver tlio possessi'-nof the Carolina end of the said Bridge to such per son as shell bo appointed by the Guni.mii sioner in equity for Edgefield District a- fore said, to receive Iho said possession. And it is further Ordered and Decreed, That the Comlnissiongi in Eqjiily for Edgefield District doappoiul w proper per son to take possession cif the Carolina end ol thejald Bridge, nnd to collect hud re ceive all tojls which may bo legally de manded anil receivable at thh'Carulina end oftlie said’ Bridge, for crossing from the Carolina to the Georgia side of the said RiVar, and the said Commissioner have fulf power to remove any collector lie may appoint and anulber to be substituted in his place, Andfromevery collector so by him ap pointed, hW.shaJI take bond with good sa curity for the -faitliful'diicliarge of his du ly, and for the payment over to the said Commissioner, ha.lf yearly, or oftener if re quired hy Kim, of all monies collected foi tolls aforesaid, aftor deducting such wages for collecting a- by contract in svriiing be tween him. and the Commissioner, shall have been stipulated, t he collector, ap- f minted shall keep, apd when required, ex libit tn tlie Commissioner aforesaid, a dai- If account of all his collections specifying tlie amount received' by each species Of travelling. . ' And it ie further 'Ordered, That the Commissioner in Equity aforesaid, du no minate and appoint tiiree proper persuns to examine' arid report, what repairs are necessary to be made to tlie Bridge, and what work is necessary to be duue In fil ling the gully tliut endangers tho Eastern abutment oftlie Bridge, and whether it is proper In repair the calt.eway leading from the Bridge to upper-Uumburg; and if pro per svlint repairs are neoessary. That up on such.a report hjing.reccivcd ah'd appro ved, .th# Commissioner be authorised to empower the said persons, or a majority of rliem; to make contracts lur the said, work and that tha said be paid for out of tlie tolls received. And it ii further Ordered, That the Commissioner in Eqtiity 'be authorised when he may flnd.it practicable, to invest the net proceeds of the tolls in his ban Is, nr which he may hereafter receiver in Booth Carolina five per ,ernt Stock, or to deposit the. same Ih any secure llauk' tliat wrill alldw''fire per cent annual interest thereon—and that Tor his .compensation therein, he bo allowed ten percent on the 'dividends or interest arising from such in vestment or deposits*.' HENRY, w. DESAUSSURE. 18lh'July, :l 829. PUBLIC ssgs= Sfe-i . hcriflV Sale On the first Tuesday, in l in ' — July 28 J; : R. MORGAN, «. E . E. C - • .; Stolen \ JjMROM the House of the : ‘lass lust evening bpiwcpn the hours iff: and fl O’clock, a Gold Single C, the face ol which has a small chrystal some what scratched - from jl use. Attached to tlio Watch was a Gold link chain, 'with two Gold figured seals, , . _ 3 . - L - P .. m one an Amethyst,the iithem .'PopaE—also fiirthei Ordered, that the said Bank do; a small cornelian Key of rival sliane. and n ISA dill'll It a rs IV rail lit Is III „nrl nsn onna.Si. >1. — - ill a*’ v /*• ■ 1 wm • ..r * smCII figured Gold Hoart. A liberal rgt, ward will be (Mid for delivering tliosameto Tu F. 8. FELL. »julv 8 . ,-u Notice. A' ■ MEETING of tbeTcmprfan rR eieiy will he held oil Monday ing Juiy 27th, 1'l29* ut IlioSahiy Roo in the Academy hr and all Individuals frialidlv lish whiteMustarc. _. Ci’phaUc Snuff, ■ 4 JalapT f Sulphate of Quinine, . Sulphur Ether. , And a general Atsbrtmenf ol ME»icids» suitable fur the season. A., PARSONB. Druggist. ? •At tha Eagle No. 8 Gibbons Kanga, 1 julv 14 • ■ J ’-■V s—r; ->■ ■ j.. t. (tyThe above is the result of a ten years qaeqoal war, between the Bank of die State of Georgia and myself. That Barik lias possessed, an tlieir wide, with Ilia pnw er of money, with the power, of inen, and with the power of public opinion.' j had on m; side, lint Imre one; which was jus tice. I acknowledge tlipir ton years sue cess in keeping lljdH. .'justice ob-curer—yet, it would prevail iri the end, whtVbh a fair demonstr itipn that Trull) and justice will remain, when all the powers of man and money must vanish. 1 m welt aware, that my contest with ilint liana was considered eve.n absurd by man, I may add’by a host, yet all that I dii not regard, .being well satisfied that ray conduct was founded on Juttiee. and if life and health w^is permit ted, that Justice would bear me nut in tho en I, regardless of money and men. Thai Bank seems now willing to close tiiis con test-, to am I, and ;Very. heartily so; but that close can be j»ade on fair and honor able terms only! And-that May will be when the Bupreine deprives me ol my be ing, or the Bault givps me that which be longs to me. ' ’ J.;. ' ,. . HEN.Ry SHULTZ. Hamburgh;Z1stf0\y, 1629. jnly 25 . t.70c . ■v ■Notice. - F OUR .months' afterdate appl cation will bo marie to.tiie Hon. the Jitsi : ecsof ihb lnferior.Coiirt; of Liberty Omni ty for leave to selT one hundred acres of land belbnging tollic estate of Donald Fra ser.for the.beneflf'qflhc hobs and creditors of said estate, ' - MAKGAltET R. FRASER, July g5 nV ' t , ^Executrix* }njOaqt School.. r A T jemeetirig of the Execuiive 60m- mJtteRtjhaidon thq 16th inst it was unariirhously _ Resolved,' Thgt'-no visitors whatevei be ailininbd Vnlo tbe Hchgbi; except pn Mon' day’s frqtp ( 8,to ,Pt o'clobk inMlie inoin iH(*,'ondTrom4to 0 in'tlie nftj riiqon—am; also that children can be entered only at that time. • ■ -■ July 25: -V 170m ffife ■ ■Just, Received:■ r ’t A PRE^lI fiHppIvofEnj;- irdSeea. ’ Court uf Common Pleas mid Oyer & Termjrie^ for the City of Savannah. _ JULY TEHM, lR*Aj . IVtlllam Rnherisnq, W.H Cuvier,!' William King. Loifis GirodAnand 1'lirimat Butler 'were amnmoncd.t • attend This courf ns .Grand Jurois-And Otis Johnson as Petit Juror nod failed to appear! It is or* derail that unless lliey file with the <'fork of Court good i"d sufficient cause of ewusri o-i or before the next Term (Gel. iDlh) they he sevoraHy fined,' Grand Jurors In the sum of.fortv end Pet(t Jurors in th«i •uib of twentv dollars. W.'K. OUI'.IUNE lU.;C|irk'.’' ' Jiffy 31 188. . s ;i: >'•' • Sir Waiter Scott’s New ' Work; - V T A nne op GUERsTEiN.o"t 1 TBR’JiAjf den or the Mist, g.vols. Ity tho author of Way er ly, See. boo. Just recciroA/ l>y " . r -. T. fit. DKISCOLL. J«U* of Ordimtry, of tho-. Omiiily of Chatham, for leave to sell x tract of land No3n oth : District Coweta County, drawn liy Rrljee- ' ca llnhries, an orphan, in tlio Inte ’ I.and Lottcrv, for the benefit of Ihe creditors of 4 said orphan. N. H.OLMSTraDv april 23 .-Guardian. —V Chloride Lfmtr. A G. CEMi.ER., 1 T2i -• jfl.« >R • junp^ ltemoml. fit S. LUTHKJj’jSi EXCHANGF, Of». - I. e See is remored to tip' Office for merlvoccupied hy fit. &‘M. Alfrti Sc Co., two doors East or tin, City Halit. • 1 Sin ' ■ ? jttno 22 148 PRINTING, M ; J., ir.Vm tp has jsiaiiRslied a » first.rate ',ion I'iuntino-offick inJDickso.n’s Building, nit tliq. Hay;, in lire room dlreclly over ine office of.tho Sayan- 1fah Republican, wihere qrders for all kinds nf I’rintlhg will ho iluinlifitlly received i}nd ' neatly and promptly evccuied, on reasons, .hieterms.. . ft7*Any order for printi’no* addressed to si i.yy arid left at either of file Reading-Rooms of Iho- Republican j Georgian, or Mercury, shall receive his hlimediatn and personal attention,. .'julv'21 108 Notice,. ; ‘ ( T HE Cnpirlnersiiip heretofore .oxfsC- ing at STvamiqh and New York,-un der the firm of Joseph Kop'initn A Co. is this day dis-'olved. by pul.iial. consent. All per sons indebied m said 4 concern,' > ill make payment 10 John MoNiel, wbo-is duly au thorised tn seltle tlm'.sa'nie, and w|io Will make payment pf all debts dug by the said 1 egneerp, ', j ' ' ' JOSF.PIf COPfilAN, , - JQ1IN McN'IEL,, The businhss will her after ho condueted jjy thc.uiid/ii>'(gyied on liismvi) aocririn1. Savannah, 18th July, tliill. J.OIIN McNIEL. ' jnlyM ’ ' ifinti, . -. \ * Notice- v,. Cmnmissii id inst..ffe.is hereby suepenoed from act ing as sucli.-.uutil further mvico. . By order • JQHN;G, IIOI^OMB. Soo’.y, - July. 48.', f-- . ■ ' justice’s Court. TUSTICE MacDounelljs Gourt will sit SrM on' Ihe 2<fih -iriit!' .Returo day Tues day next 14Ui last,- c . jiffy II, s » 1Q0:IVJW-ls Reward.,. R AN nwity.fi-unTihe jnb-criber, on tho night' f Hie 13m inst. his indented anprehtice, RO EltTSON F SCHKO- DER. The above .rev. . 1 rd will lie paid on delivering him to mb. AlRdprsonx are can- 1 ioned against harbor'in-r or trading with - him ori niy afccouiit, srsil will not pay any dpbts of his contracting. . . yj EZRA KENT, jrity14 . Notice;' ...... F OUR months after date nppjicatinn . will be made to ihVlton. tliq,Court. ¥■