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r„r rut. ship hkvry.] L Xkw-Yo.hk, Nov. 10. ~r stand the Erie, sloop of war, which W® un Q nrx H arhison, our Minister to Co is t 0 , will sail this morning. „ hrul*ome schooner Mexican, was T’ . l Saturday morning from the ship Ifessis. Ficket.t <fe Fhoaaas, and took t.he pd of ’* atv .j o She has been built for the * ii:er , ‘? . t . en Now- 4 *rle ms and Rio Grande, and tro-'o well established credit of the New* wil* ‘“'t- I,o lijiidera, wherever she may be seen.— yj,-* t^o strongest vessel of her size r ►. i.t intliis city. Thomas, who fell in with the wreck of vTO> of Philadelphia, informs that a th3 stepped in the pump, upon which a pole \! r liU r a ss about 6 feet square was hoisted pi^ c :>l Cajt T. thinks that this must have a* a iX flcr the vessel righted. Hopes are be*’' 1 , ’ ‘d from this circumstance, that some of enterta• 1 y savo j # Capt.-T. wisiies us to add jhe V nentioned this fact in his origiual report th* l ‘ i , mve to our news boat on h'a arrival. y&icH a e o’ y olancholy accident happened on the Ist. A bleaching establishment near Utica, i nst >• Messrs. Marshalls of this city. A young • a/ned Peter Dorsey, of *V'ar wick, (Eng.) ,c- identally fell into the centre of the *’ I during its rapid evolution, and was in crush* and tornjo pieces. From the Bogota Gazette, Sept. 28. Corupiracif against Colombia and the f'braior ‘Those who lor some lime pasi , 1.. ,ted ill© destruction of the Re h,i i modi .. . ..,,,1 ,*s ffiiardian, effected a most a £ mhe night, of the 25,1. T*) f - 2ar* r,st,n l^*s cil y Consisted “pljp fi rsf squadron <>f <he horse grenadiers, ♦he li P tllion “f V irg.ts, and a brigade of a rill .y. The conspirators succeeded to bribe It is hi and to make it the nu. cleus of ihei** operations. In pursuance of their |( |,,i?s which hid been concerted in a secret meeting lld 8 o,clock of the jriie tvening, a put of the artillery was to nick Iho place, ano her part the barrack ofVi. J'S und another the gren idiers.— Tii ‘intended to attack Vargas, were to bu suodivid and, and to liberate G •:>. Padilla in order to place him at die head of his pan ! Ini undertaking. V In cutifnieration of the distance as well as vim n.vii import wire it was determin ed ta begin by storming the Pal cn This I fasJ u'e hv t i * com natidi >g >fficer (G >- I pcfl'linic,) Car. ip*, H n’lnent. Fkwftntnio I Gojiz ! *s, Ca tain Lq#ez, and Weneslao IQjlavivir, who c nducted and led the I jb-usmis. Humeiit. himself mortally lioin.led tli!ee sentinels, and accompanied I hy die olhu.s he iscended the upper apart- Ippnfj vvhe-.e notwithstanding his youth |L tr. V.idi.'s Ll.irra, iwder-y officer of the |L'D?ni'r, fought with signal valour until lie Ins disabled by the cut of a sabre in liis Irii.K h Uid. The assiilunts succeeded to Ipeaetrata into the cabinet of II s ■cv, w’ia came mil to nine? them; but being llloue against all the conspirators he pre ■pared t defend hbnseifin his own cabinet, Kad when it was fund impossible o hold C| any lunger, if* sallied lonh from a bal* ■conv in*a ihe street, and reached the bar ftack of V ugas. ■ Th< attack on rliese barracks had com* Braced as soon s news was *< cetvedby tlie Kod.li. Silvia, by placing a piece of ordi- L,, ,i>r.nst the gat* 1 ; but the guard sus their insi with fi in ness, and assisted HLhe soldiers of the same attaUioii, who Hr,, .) the upper windows fired upon the ag- Bressors with some of the little ammunition Bhicii they had, beat back the conspira- Hsrs, t.i'ik their cannon and pursued them Hnull directions. II At this time some of the art dlery men iiicceedeu in getlmg into the prison of Vii. P idilla, under tile orders of Captain > aid 11. MendoZi, by leaping the HcHini filial general, surjirised Col. B ih ■<; m !va, and discb irgo.l a pistol at h’s Tire valiant Col mcl ‘tied by the of ‘n*n who had n ver seen the face enemy ; Ch-.se who had attacked the p-l ----i, . lev met ai tiie and or Col Fe< - C imp f tiae liberator. At it iHMu ~}* the oouuli tltis deserving ■ hastened from lodgings, and oo (he's t..t a pistol was fired at his by tie* C'.-mdt. Currrjo, in whose re- B pr*,.i,uti.M. Ferguson bad m only as ■h. I&division of the regiment <f V icgas* B^rthe command of Lieut. Forrealou, been Mipplied with iinimam nano bv Gen. Urdmieta, minister of war, B*” “pjnjvd by on. P uis, Cordova W'% itiei O.iega, placed themselves in Bpiucipal square, from whom orders B e given fr the defence of ihe city and B pursuit of :he tnitots; here they were B e l by the L mrator, who was received B 1 ‘pen arm mi most enthusiastic de- B'Wnuon u s i- rb v all die officers and BWilmm) High Mass ir thanksgiving B 1 < tTered up on the 2(idi bv the Arch- B*°p. H r j proper authorities are engaged in ■ :hrin b the process against the conspira people to the amount oF 4000 have by their exertions many -f those B l] d escaped the pursuit of the milita ■ ;?2re taken. IB rr rn tho X. Y. Daily Advertiser. if the rumo.irs in Lon— B*;; e to be relied upon, that the com- B. t: , system o j’ measures adopted and - t' ie allied powers in relation to v ‘'ltd Turkey, had begun to disclose ■ serious difficulties. Th Al- ‘ n ’ tour , / under the treaty id and iving for its sole object t of die controversy between B v . U|| 'i Greece, of course could take iM !te tv i ‘ n HT ri )(rt In the vvir between Russia B, r f ke y- This placed the two latter Bit;.,, Ul * l singular, and emha cassmg the side next the Medier ■ p >s ' rt could only act in coejuuc- B„ ;s ngland and France, wn*se op- Bt ; ti Course be confined to the B^ Ct treaty, v z: he settle ■i.i br ? 8 .^ 1 rs “1 Greece. Tin G and ■ ’ luv hig therefore nothing to fear from (lie hostility of Rossi* on that side, his been at liberty to withdraw from til Quarter just as much of his military fur. • as he chose, and send it to the opnosi. side of his territory, to aid in repelling th Russian invasion, where the two powo. ft re carrying on the war single handed. A division on the Mediterranean quarto would be of great service to Russia, bv oh iging Turkey to divide the forces, aud de fend herself on both borders. Hence, ii is said, Russia Ins made application to th governments of Great Britain and France, to consent to her attacking Turkey from the Mediterranean, in order to fnree her to withdraw part of her troops from th* j opposite quarter, mid thus enable Russia to nuke great hea f way in her attempts to ad vance against Constantinople from Bulga ria If a proposition of tltis sort lus, as is reported, been formally made, it is very easy o perceive if will place the British and F -ench cabinets in a perplexing situa tion By assenting to it, tii*-y would imme diately become parties to the war, and thus be involved in ail its consequences. Bv joining Russia, it is to be presumed, they would force Austria to take sides with the Turks; and thus the very evil which th: allied powers have all along professed no merely a disposition, hut a fixed determi ©'•tion *o avoid, would be brought upon them—viz: a general war. If they p* ra? vere as we presume they will in executing the treaty of July, and io that alone, it is j apparent that Russia will have a m* re serious task on m-r hands than was it supposed. re Turks have made a fi.oi stand at the B tlkan Mountains, and in tilt? j fortress of Cn >i),nla they certainly defend themselves with great resolution. The Russians, in their two last wars with Tur key, wet e not able to pass beyond this pi ice. In 1812 ih*v nudo peace, to re sist B-mup in s invasion of their territory on the op osite side of the empire. The place is strong, and the passes of the uioun tains are extremely difficult Wp haw very little expectation that this all impoi tant objeci will be accomplished the in sent campaign Both parties will have t winter to recruit, and to s*rengthen then selves, and if the war is prosecuted th mxt season, it will doubtless be one of desperate and smguui try character. From the New York Stateman Nov 8. Ireland. —The aspect of politic and affair in this c m jiry, seems to be. ominous of . bloody crisis. The public feeling is strong tending to insurrection; and counteract!:, measures are not, of course, lost stght of bv a government sharpened into vigilance by ihe most tyrannous and selfish dijects. As to the extent of the disposition tor a rising, a faint idea 1013 be funned by the state ment of the Times. The Editor says “ VVe are filled with pain, hu bv no m-nns with astonishment, by our Dublin corres pondence of this and iv. Tlie letter front Clonmel, if we hid none but reasonable minds to deal with, might he left to work Us ori effect upon the public. It cotmins a narrative of certain alarming proceedings in the chief town of die populous aud pow erful county otTipperary. Many thousands of Catholics marched on Sunday last from various quarters ot the county to the ap pointed rendezvous of Clonmel. The des cription of one brigade or corps of this mul titude mty serve for all of them. “The C ihi pirty arrived first, with band and colours , .boot 500 horsemen all stout, able fellows dressed in green vnifonm : they were f allowed bv s ver and thousands m foot, rronerab v clothed in green jackets aud pink fact hits —white trousers with a green edg , run up *he high. They marched three deep and keep time , like the soldiers , to the tunes the band was playing ’ Then ci oe the Aifiinnan tnm, &c But tin Clogheeu men, it appears, were the most f >rm H thle. There were of them at least 2, 00 horsemen, “for all the world like a civrtirv regiment and so the account 1 goes on. 1 These m ivoments on the par of the peo ple, though stimulated by long endured grievances, are, we feu*, premature as re gards sound policy The parties can hard ly avoid being crushed by the weight oftii government force; and blood will flow like the ocean tides, without amelioration afie all ! Perhaps it will be so I—and1 —and the ar gument may be unanswerable—that furtho. submission is impossible, and that death i? 1 preferable alternative. l s this be true, n I vve apprehend it is fearfully so, wot oetid and bofal the founders and abettor of rhe system ! The parade of philantli opy in the Biitish nation as to Greece, Portu gal, and Spain, cannot but be regarded a parade only, while this heart-eating incubus ‘s permitted to prostrate a gallant portion of the empire so near at home. The Times seem to apprehend danger even to England tself. H j says :—“ If the government will not at once come forward with a candid declaration of their desire to appease the C it holies, the passions of the Irish people —Pr .testant as well as Catholic—will prove too violent to be withheld. Events will outstrip the lazv meditations of met! who h'*ed not the prelusive rocking of th volcano. Yet, even if their dreams he dis spirited by the first ex losion, and their power destroyed by it, what indemnity have we—the English nation—for the ruin ; .f this noble umpire, in the a- wnfall of it> headstrong and stupid authors?” Extract of a let ter to the Editors of the Commer cial Advertiser, dated ‘U S ship Delaware, ) Leghorn Roads, Sept. 4, 1828. f “ l am pleased to Have it in my p >we.. to w.ite you from this place, at the sarn imegriev and that I cannot give you ade scri >iou of the city, or the manners am cus bntS of thfi inhabit n s—th * distance fr . n whet- we are at anchor being nearly three mile*, and the rig o with Win h q*d rmiii.e laws m i* be executed, i*> such, th 1 although vv.i came from one <;f the neB ? hedth poHS in the Me-it r 1 eau, (M • and have been h re 12 days, we can* uot obtain pratique until the day after to morrow. This is a perfectly open road ,> ead, and subject to every passing breeze. hich I assure you is by no means light. ‘’> is probable that we shall remain here tree or four weeks. “ ‘c have heard of the report here, by vty of France of the step <**outh Carolina ’ -s taken on the passage of the Tariff t*ill. God avert any civil contention in our be oved country. “ The sloop of war Lexington, ('late Capt. Booth, now) Lieut Coin dt James R image, is hourly expected from Malta, where she was despatched for letters which aad been forwarded there from Gibraltar. Untied States Sank vs Amos Sinney and at. —This case, of considerable impor tance from the amount at issue, was tried before Judge Story in this city the past week. Th*- United States Bank claimed of Amos Binney, ohn Bimtey and John Winship, payment of certain notes of hand signed by j John Win-hip, as the B ulk alledged, ac- ‘ ting for Amos Binney, John Binney and ! John ATnship, copartners in the soap and ‘ c;tndle business under die copartnership ume of ohn inship. The notes bore/ ’he name of John Wtushtp only, Thci ‘efence was ih ts die notes were made by 1 Miship on bis sole account and not as a cop innei. Toe notes had been discount ed by die U. S. Bink. After a long, pa tient rind difficult investigation the jury I ound a verdict for rhe Bank for $10,577 09. M I‘ssis, Webster 6c Blke were counsel for) the U. S. Bank, and Messrs Hubbard 6c Lu ring for Al ssrs Binney. A hill of excep ■ terns is to be filed — 3ost. Patriot. Morality of Manufactories. —It has been urged .v ih much warmth by sonie, as a strong objection to tne encouragement of manufacturing establishments, that their me/bahle tendency is to corrupt the mor als of those employed in or connected with hem. Our personal acquaintance with the con~ littoo and character of those engaged in n inuf.u-Hiring establishments, is not very nsive; but so far as it d-os reach, it is • 1 by any rne ns calculated to fill the mind Juvenile Thieves. —John Murray, a lit lo miugry looking b'v, about 12 years of :*, was indicted 1..- 1 yin London, for fel i.ui'ly stealing, tw. buns aud eight bis uts, the property ot George Gaulding. The ch ii rman,in passing sentence, said ‘i t it was a melancholy thing to see the ‘rowd of children then in the dock. Here (continued his worship) are nearly 20 chil dren, all of them, l fear Belonging to organ 'Z*'d gangs, in which pverv member has bis neculiat department. The only effectual mode of putting down this system is to send every one of those who are convicted, our of the country for life. Whipping used to to make some impression on thr.u*, but they qniie disregard it. However I’ll give this boy another chance—let him he confine.- for three months, and be twice well whip ped. fn-rn the rsTutianal -T/rum/iL. . OFFICIAL. The following Circular has been communicated o the Department of State, and is published for he inf orrnalion of all whom it may conceru. The King, our Master, having taken into consideration the representations made against the exaction, in the ports of Cub a, of a duty of $5 on each barrel of flout imported in foreign vessels, in consequence of an erroneous construction of the 9?b Article of the Regulation* of the2lst Feb ruary l ist, respecting American commerce, His M *jesty his been pleased to declare that the said 9‘h Article cannot, without a furced interpretation, so operate as to give rise to such-representations 5 but that, on the contrary, Spanish flour shall continue to pnj ( y the same benefits and the exemp tions from duty which ire provided by the tariff beiatofore established aud observed iu that Island This is communicated to you by Royal Order, for y our information, and its due fulfilment. M tdrid, 31st July, 1828. To the Directors General of the Revenue. MiiRLVI! JOURNAL^ PORT OF SAVAXmiI. CLEARED, Ship Sarah Parker, Goodwin, Liverpool. Wright Co. Ship John Wells, Curtis, Liverpool. W Gaston. ARRIVED, Revenue Cutter, Crawford, Payne, from a cruise. Schr Honor, Riberon, 3 days from St Marys, with oranges to the master. ■Sloop Jackson, Lewis, 2 days, from Turtle Ri ver, with cotton to E Fort. Box boat Fair-Fame, 8 days from Augusta, with 540 bales cotton to O Tenny, Ketchuni & Bur roughs, M Brown, B W Delamater & co. and to order. SAILED, Sloop Excel, Blankenship, Charleston. Sloop John Chevalier, Sisson, do. DEPARTED, . Steam boat John David Mongin, Dubois, for Charleston. Steam boat Carolina, Wray, Augusta. ARRIVED FROM THIS PORT. 1 At Providence, brig Eagle, Mauran. UP FOR THIS PORT. At Providence, brig Eagle, Mauran. The ship Envoy for Liverpool, schrs Glide and George Eyre for New York, sloops Delight and Pilot for Charleston, got to sea on Monday. [from OUR CORRESPONDENTS.] Offices of the Courier , Mercury Gazette , > Charleston, Sov. 15—8 p. m. $ Arr. ship Eliza Grant, McManus, New York, 6 days. 13th inst. south of Cape Hatteras, passed barque Armadillo, Robertson, from Savannah for New York. . Ship Jonn Hale, Thompson, Portsmouth, n. h., 0 days. , . . Ship Emulus, Latham, N York, 4 days. Line ship Othello, Thorp, New York, 6 days.— Sailed in co. with ship America for Savannah. Brig Grand Turk, Bailey, Old Point Comfort 4 days. Passengers, major Hilanian and lady Lieut Wells and lady, Miss Weils, and one company [s3] U. S. Artillerist, for the garrison in the harbor. COMMERCIAL. EXPORTS, Per ship Sarah Paiker , for Liverpool 1216 bales Upland cotton, 15 do. Sea Island. Per ship John Wells , for Liverpool. 934 bales Upland cotton, 11 Sea Island. Per ship Envoy, for Liverpool. 1091 bales Upland Cotton, 68 do. S. Island do. FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. Office of the Courier. ) Charleston, Nov. 14—8 p. m. $ Cotton. —No Sea Island Cotton of the new crop has yet been received, therefore nothing of con sequence has been done. Os Uplands, tne rise of the rivers furnished a heavy supply in the week, and the sales were very extensive, about 5000 bales, at prices about the same as last week—prin cipally at 9 1-2 a 10 cents for good to prime. We quote 9 a 10 cents for inferior to prime; very choice, in square bales, favorite marks, yet com nand 10 1-2 cents, though not so readily a* week previous. Rice. —The Rice market was also ver} anima ted ; a very considerable and rapid advance in price has taken place. The sales were made as fast as landed. We quote prime 3 1-2 a 3 3-4 ; inferior to good 2 3-4 a 3 3-4. The market, how ever, cannot be considered steady. Flour. —ln this article there has been considera ble improvement of price though unsteady. Sales of small lots to meet immediate wants have boon made at $9 1-2. Some holders ask $lO, and in one or two instances it has been obtained, but for such small lots as to be little better than retailing; therefore we only quote 9 1-2. Freights. —To Liverpool l-2d. ; to Havre 11-2 cents. To New- Fork at 75 cents for square, and $1 for round bags Cotton, and 75 cents for Rice. To Providence $1 a 1 1-4 for cotton; were the rates last paid, but more is now demanded Exchange. —On Boston, New-York and Philad. 10 days, par a 1-2 per cent dis.; 60 days, 1 1-4 a 1 1-2 per ct. dis. On England, 9 1-2 alO per ct. dis. Savannah and Augusta Bank Bills, 1 1-2 per ct. disc. North Carolina State, do. 3 per ct. dis. Cape Fear, do. 3 per ct. dis. Baltimore, Nov. 10. Flour still higher. —Flour was sold from the stores on Saturday at $9 25, and holders were asking towards the close of the day $lO per bar rel, and quite indifferent whether they sold at that price. It is, therefore, evident that the mar ket is far from being settled, and the intelligence by the Leeds, at New-York, from London, which we publish this morning on the subject of the European markets, will in no wise tend to estab lish a price at less than the asking one on Satur day.— The English ports were not open , nor any thing said on the subject of opening them at the latest dates. GRAIN has also advanced ama zingly within a few days: the best white Wheat sold quick on Saturday at $2 per bushel, and good red at $1 87 1-2 to $1 90.—Corn has been sold at 60 cents, and holders are asking 65 per bushel. In Rye there is not much doing.—Bread has also taken a considerable rise , unleavened as it is, and the article full high for the price of flour.—Whis key has advanced one to two cents per gallon, anti at present may be quoted at from 26 to 27 cents for Ist proof—holders careless about selling. We have no further alterations in our market to notice. New York, Nov. 8. Flour and Meal.— Advices from Liverpool to the 3d Oct. received per ship Brittania, and subse quently to the Bth Oct. from London, per ship Leeds, showing a considerable advance in the prices of bread stuffs in England, have produced a very animated demand here. From the period nf mir la4t reDOrt., of the ninmina nf the sth inst. to tne uiose o? DUBineao yesterday, the prxooa oC Wheat Flour advanced $1 50 a $2 per bbl. The principal sales yesterday, were at $9 50, embrac ing most of the various descriptions of southern Flour, without much regard to brands. Sales of western canal were made at $9 62 1-2; best brands at $9 87 1-2, and it was said, contracts for subsequent delivery were made at $lO Rye flour has also advanced, and sales made at $4 50 a $4 75. Extensive sales of corn meal were made at sls for hhds. and $3 50 for bbls. 150 bbls New Orleans Sour Flour, sold on the sth at $6, would probably have brought $7 or more yesterday. Cotton —The market continues very steady; the sales, for the last three days, comprise about 1000 bales of Upland at 9 3-4 a 11 cents, princi pally new crop—and 1000 bales of Alabama and New Orleans at 10 1-2 a 12 1-2 cents—making a total for the week of 2000 bales. The highest rates have only been given for home manufacture, except for one parcel at 11 cents, for the I rench market. “ OYSTERS rpHE Proprietors of the CITY HOTEL have JL engaged for the season, a competent person (Mr. TiTriTer) to furnish their Relish Room with Oysters, which will be served up in any way called O’ Orders from the country will be executed with dispatch, and of the best quality, having en gaged an experienced waterman to supply them, nov 19 *1 DISSOLUTION. rpHE Copartnership of Gifford & Bonney -I was dissolved, by mutual consent, on the Ist of June last. All persons indebted to the con cern are requested to settle their accounts, with out delay, with either of the undersigned. WM. GIFFORD, G. & C. BONNEY. nov 19 JUST RECEIVED, A BAGS Java Coffee -Jti/ 32 hhds. prime New-Orleans Molasses 100 Demijohns For sale by JOHN W. LONG. nov 19 Molasses and Brandy. h HHDS first quality Molasses Vr 5 pipes genuine Brandy Landing from ship Henry and for sale by Palmes 8g Lee . nov 19 FOR SALE, LANDING from brig Levant, 22 bags prime Coffee 10 hhds St Croix Sugars 25 bags Pepper 20 barrels Potatoes 10 do Beets. J. STONE. nov 18 GEORGIA M‘INTOSH COUNTL Y the Honorable the Justices of the Inferior JpS Court of M‘lntosh county, sitting for Ordi , nary purposes ; To all to whom it may concern. Whereas, Jacob Wood, Mis H. Johnson, and Miss Catholena Wood, has applied for letters of administration on the estate of and effects of Hen ry Wood, late of said county, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singu lar, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased . to file their objections, (if any they have,) in my 1 office, in Darien, in the terms of the law, other wise letters of administration will be g ranted to the applicants. Witness the Honorable William A. Dunham, i one of tho Justices of said Court, this 20th day of October, one thousand eight hun- Idred and twenty-eight. GEO. T. ROGERS, c.q. o. 50 000 Dollars. 20,000 Doiiur*. 10,000 Dollars. MEW-YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASS No. 15. DREW on the 12th inst. in New York—the drawing will be received on the 22d—45 numbers, 6 drawn ballots. SCHEME. 1 Prize of $50,000 1 do 20,000 1 do 10,000 1 do 5,000 do 4 000 1 do 2,500 1 do 1,350 5 do 1,000 8 do 500 39 do 150 39 do ioo &c. &c. &c. Tickets, S2O 00; Halves, 10 q)Q. Qu irtrrs, ‘ 5 00. Eightns, 2 50 Orders attended to at EP.'NGRRS Lottery tig Exchange Office . nov 12 New York Consolidated LOTTERY EXTRA CLASS, NO. 10, DREW this day in New York—4s numbers, 0 drawn ballots. SCHEME : 1 Prize of slo,^oo 1 do 4,L00 1 do 2,000 1 do 1,750 4 do 1000 6 do 500 6 200 &c &c. &c. Tickets, A5 r\Q H ives, 2 50 Quarters, j 25 Orders attended to at # 1M Lottery Exchange Office. nov 18 Low's Superior Perfumed Soaps. THE subscriber has just received from the manufacturer, Low’s exnolient compound soap “ Chinese musk do u rose do “ palm do u violet do “ benzoir do u olive do u oriental do “ vegetable do u vernacular do ALSO, The real and genuine purified English Winds©* soap Flat and round case transparent soap Naples soap in large and small jars Splendid Lather Boxes and Brushes For sale bv * A. Parsons , nov 18 Druggist, No. 8 Gibbons’ range. The subscribers HAVE received by recent arrivals from New York and Boston, a choice and general as sortment of Liquors, Teas , and Groceries , CONSISTING OF Old Otard, Dupuy &. co. ) _ London Dock and Seignett’s B ran dy Jamaica and st. Croix Rum Holland Gin, old Monongahela whiskey and peacb brandy sherry, port and “Leacock’s” old Madeira wines* champaigne in qt and pint bottles London porter in do do Imperial, powchong and hyson teas Table salt in boxes and baskets mushroo n ketchup, cayenne pepper bunch and muscatel raisins, almonds, cassia Nutmegs, cloves, mace, sweet oil, starch “Flint and Silvia” best Spanish segars Scotch and macaboy snuff in lb and 1-2 lb bottles cavendish and cut chewing tobacco 20 bbls Flour, 10 kegs Goshen butter 50 boxes soap, sperm and mould candles Loaf and brown sugars, Java and Cuba coffee JFanderwater and Virginia hams, potatoes English and American mustard white wine and cider Vinegar, molasses Demijohns, Jugs, Jars, etc ate. All of which are offered for sale on accommo. dating terms by Palmes & Richards, corner of Bay and IFhitaker street* nov 13 Macon bridge. ON TUESDAY the 6th day of January next; at 11 o’clock, A M. will be exposed to sale in Macon, to the highest bidder; the Bridge across the Ocmulgee river at Macon, together with one acre of land on the eastern side of the Ocmulgee river, as one of the butments; and the privilege of using so mueh of Fifth or Bridge street on the western bank as may be necessary for the other butment of the Bridge. The Purchasers will be requred, on the day of the sale to pay to the Conimissioners one fifth part of the purchase money in Cash or current bills of chartered banks of this State ; and to give bond with two or more approved sureties for the payment of the residue in four annual instal ments.” W. N HARMAN, ) C. B. STRONG, S CommrS. O. H. PRINCE, S Macon , October 25,1828. I XT The Editors of the Charleston City Ga zette,the Tuscaloosa Chronicle and of the several public Gazettes in this state, will publish the fore going weekly, nine weeks, in their respective pa pers, and forward their accounts to the Execu tive Department. nov 1 71— tu JUST RECEIVED, BY late arrivals, from their own manufactory, made expressly for this market— -3500 pair men’s and boy’s prime Negro shoes 1500 do do do common do do 2000 do do stout Brogans Together with a general assort* I ment of Gentlemen’s. Ladies’ Misses’, boy’s and children’s BOOTS AND SHOES, which will be sold at low prices. (Ly* Country merchants, planters, and the citizens generally, are invited to call and examine for themselves. * Also , by the ship Macon, One trunk Ladies’ first quality ! lack lasting slippers, heels and springs. ALSO, One mahogany counting h use Des A. & E worn, Northeast Market s nc # <*3