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' ■ COUNTING HOUSE CALENDAR. 1841. — — — — ’ lA'NUAHY, 3 4 5 G r '■ ' • • HI 11 12 13 14 17 W 19 20 21 24 25 2G 27 23 FEBRUARY, 31 3 10 7 1 « 2 9 4 11 14 15 iff 17 18 21 1W 23 24 25 Urt 3 19 MARCH, 7 1 8 2 9 4 11 14 15 10 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 APRIL, 23 29 30 31 1 4 5 0 7 8 If 12 13 14 15 Id 19 90 91 09 25 20 27 28 29 MAY, 2 3‘ 4 G G 9 10 11 12 13 1G 17 18 19 80 23 24 25 26 27 ;to bl a 7 1 8 8 9 3 10 13 14 15 10 17 so 21 22 23 24 JULY, 27 28 29 39 1 AUGUST, 4 5 11 12 IS 19 23 20 1 2 8 9 15 1G 22 23 6 13 14 20 21 28 29 4 5 2 2 23 29 30 5 n 12 13 19 20 20 27 5 0 12 13 19 20 20 27 2 3 9 10 10 17 23 24 30 1 7 8 14 15 21 22 28 29 4 3 11 12 18 19 23 20 2 3 9 10 15 10 17 22 23 24 WAVA1VNAW. « Uc JjbWHI Tear tint, lei oil the cadstlieu ntni’n.be nhy'Country's, thy God's, a»tl JPnlthV’ WEDNESDAY MORNING, MG'K 30, into. FOR CONGRESS. Col. HIKES HOLT, ofiVIitscotfcc. Election on First Monday in January. To Cnnnr.aroNDttKT«.—Hhies addressed In Iiikk, entitled “Itlihik'ofYhec/'nro uotsttffiei- rtitly meritorious to wirrrnnt their appearance in thu colnnma of the Republican, Some of the Stanzas nre wfl'. imongh written, While other* nre very fur from being docent, n* tho following: " 1 tliiuV of then and oh! the thought, It tnakca me weep and mono, My hearth rent asunder too Andyeanta for thee lone." ((litre- -f «itntj Wo hope we almll not tnnke tin ottemy when wo inform unr friend, the unknown atttlmr, that lira above in a very bad specimen of versification. According to ottr notion lont in a word of two sykiibhin and cannot easily bo mnda to clittno in witli moan. of highlands which In I* nccortlttncti itbh the 2</ nr title*/ the treaty if 1783.'’ In slmrttfieir own re* perl ia condemned by tlto • internal evidence which it fttmWhe* ngtdjfe the conclusion* drawn from their cxaininntio^F Thin iau long and in teresting aubject, and one which wo nhonld ho glad to treat of more at length. {Should M r. W kb- btku become our Secretary of State, wo sunpuct lie will be abln to adjust this question. Ifho can* not do it, no one in this country can, wo verily helinve. 30 12 13 19 20 20 27 29 30 31 SEPTEMBER, 4 ... 5 G 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 29 21 22 23 24 25 2G 27 28 29 39 OCTOBER. 1 2 3 4 5 G 7 8 9 • 19 n 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 m 24 25 20 27 23 29 30 m NOVEMBER, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 2G 27 .28 29 3U DECEMBER, 1 2 3 4 5 G 7 8 9 10 11 . 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 23 29 30 31 OT Some tluee or four weeks since we found on the tableoftlioPulaski Ilnuno drawingroom, a number, the first wo bad seen, of" Hunt’a Mcr. chant'* Mngnxme/’ published in N. Y., monthly. Wo wore forcibly struck with the character of the contents, and the vast amount of mercantile in formation coutuinod in its pages. We yesterday morning received from the Editor the latest tram- her of U'.la valuable work, an ndvertinement of which is inserted in onr columns, audio which we call the ntteniioi) of mtr renders. It in a work which every iiierclinut aliouli) have in bln hands for constant reference. The number just recci- ed, whWt can be seen nt our office, contains thn following original articles: 1. Cohiikrce or China. 2. Causes or the uxsteauixess or the Cutt- RKSCY AND THE REMEDY THKRKFOB. 3. Goverkmext History or the U. S. from THE EARI.1KST SETTLEMENT T I THE ADOP TION or the Constitution. 4. Commklcial value or Gems. 5. Brown'd Banking and Mercantile Ta ble*. Usury. G. Mercantile Biography. John Hancock. 7. Mercantile Law Reports. Then comes under the various heads of Book Tiudk, Mercantile Miscellanies, Commer cial Regulations, Nautical Intelligence, Navigation, Bank Statistics, Commercial Statistics, Commercial Tables, nn junount of truly useful knowledge, so easy of reference, important to all those in mercantile or banking business, that we shall be surprised if it dues not receive nil abundant patrouage in this ncity. Our friends who have not seen the work are invited to cn II nod examine the number before us. The Editors of the Republican are ntilhorised to act as agents and receive subscriptions. The execution of die Magazine is perfect. The price is §3 per annum. consuming an hour in dufimeo oflhe bill,dm Urn- ver wan followed pjf Mr. Pickchs.ofS. Carolina. Messrs. Johnson, of Md., and Hubbard, of Ala., also took part- in tho debate, and consumed thn balance oHliedny, when tho If nun adjourned to tho 28ih lust. Poor Jack, by the author of Peter Simple. Wo liuvo laliily had Jack ashore, and Jack nfleat, and now wo have poor Jack, what it nation of Jacks these Britishers are, not jack asses, but jack tars. * Thera is nil evident design hi these English salt water acriblers to throw a sort of romance around that class which gives the most prorain- mil feature to thnir national characteristic. Any otto to look nt a rough jack tar,with Ids waddling gait, horny hands, and siispciKtarles* brooks, would suppose jta hopeless cuso to turn him into any thing like tho boro of a romance, but really tlicso talented gentlemen, Cooper, Mnryntt, and Chniivier.linvft rubbed off the pitch wonderfully. Tho hero of this tnlo is a river pilot, and the book would linvo been so named doubtless, had not Mr. Cooper already appropriated it. Ilia ronl name is Tom Saunders, bat lie acquires tho name of “ poor Jack" something as u certain class of mendicants in Scotland obtain tho biuo gywn, viz. as a badge of mendicity mid a claim to its perquisites. One of tho principle occupa tions of Poor Jack, while lie retained the tide, was to dive in the mud for balfbits at tho Green* wich docks. Ho is rescued from this perilous and demoralizing occupation portly through the influence of n pious old Greenwich pensioner, and partly through what is intended for provi dential interference. This wholo sketch of vngabond boy in tho process of regeneration, social, physical and moral, i.- '»)• far the highest reach of Capt. Mnryntt's p*m. There is tome souse in (his sort of writing, and its moral ten- deucy is us admirable, as thu manner of its exe cution U masterly. No one, hnwevcr exalted his station or elevated the tone of his own moral and religious feelings, can peruse these two volumes, with such an unpretending title, without feeling himself at least stimulated to greater exertions, if not essentially improved. The most refined and fastidious female nerd not fear to ndmitjthis book.iuto her boudoir, for it contains nothing to shock tho modesty, or even thetnstfof anyone. Its whole scope and heat ing is commendable in the highest degrec % nnd we believe that it is the first time wb have ever had tlie pleusurn of saying ns much in favor of any hook by this author. If he tins mended his own ways and isdesimns of helping an humble and outcast class of society among his own countrymen, we bid him God speed. We nre glad to see the Devil attacked in his strong holds, and we will give our feeble aid at any time to give him nu extra lunge. The work is for sale at Col. Williams’. 03" A recent investigation into tho affairs of tlm Wnlfbornugh Bunk, in Now Ilnmpshiro, shows n deposit of $10 in specie, hud about $40 in bilUofoihor banks, with which to redeem a cir culation of upwards of $30,0004 Wo should suppose thia at least, would tnnke soma of tho hill holders look rather IIof/ isli. The Straw Ships President, Great Western and British (pteen,—-The New York Commercial Ad vertiser says—We learn from tho agents of tho British and American Steam Navigation Com pany that thn President will hr detained in Liver- pool to undergo srtno alterations in her machine, ry, Are. by whichft is intended to givo her in creased power. It is intended tin* she shall lenvo Liverpool for this port on the 10t|i of February, and In million- tinn with tho Britirli Queen from London, will depart during tho next year alternately, tho 10th of each month front Loudon, Liverpool and Now. York. Tho British Queen will nlso undctgn impor tant alterations in icr accommodations, which will givo increased tpnee for cargo, and nt tho snmo timo add mnttrially to tho comfort of the passengers. We lenrn from tie agent of tho Great West ern, that this ship wll undergo n thorough exam ination during her «tay in tho port of Bristol, Her time of departure from each port will ho so arranged ns not to interfere with arty other lino: it is probable she will not fttrtke her first trip from Prislol until the cheto of March. THE TRIAL OF MRS. KINNEY. Hntmah Kinney, charged with the murder of her husband by poiren, wnsputon trial before the Supreme Coral, its Boston, on Monday. Tho E jer appealed at tlie bar, dressed entirely in . Her features were calm, and her tuind Apparently uumoved. Tho list of jurors was called over, nud after the counsel for the prisoner had challenged eight, the jury was empanelled for the trial. . The indictment was rend bv tlie cierk, charg ing tho priwwer with having, in Angust lnst, wil fully-caused the death of her husband. George *T. Kinney, by mixing white arsenic with some herb tea, which was given to him to drink. The mercantile Journal give* the following summary. of the case for tlie prosecution as stated by Mr. Parker: The prisoner was married 26th Nov. 1838, by Rev. Mr. Blagden, nud was five years older than .her husband. Mr. Kinney, during his sickness, was exceedingly thirsty, and was advised hvan attendant friend to take some herb tea. This ten wsh prepared by the prisoner, who was .re- ? nested not to sweeten it.—His friend, Mr. iondwin, who administered the ten, tasted of it before he administered it to’tbe sick man—and tlie email pnrtiou taken by Mr.'Goodwin, caused him to fall sick. There was a post mortem examination, and the contents of the stomach were analyzed by Dr. •Martin Gny. The post mortem examination was made by Ors. B; 8. Jackson, Storer nnd Bige low. On the question of suicide, Mr. John Barnes will give innnirtant testimony, to show that the deceased did not kill himself. Afterqnoting several authorities, dilating np* . on the important nature of tho trial and its ditn- .cullies; nnd showing tho nature of presumptive • evidence, Mr. Parker,stated the questions which .would be presented to tlie jury as follows: 1st. Did G. T. Kinney die by poisoning? 2d. Was it o case of suicide? - 3d. .Did tlie prisnuer administer that poison, or «etne oue Rise? 4. Was it administered feloniously, or by ac cident? From Charles O'Mailers. ‘And Boyle, did you know Sir Harry Boyle?' • • To lie sure 1 did. Shaft i ever lorget him, and his cnpital blunders, that kepi ine laughing tlie whole limn I spent in Ireland ? I was in tlie linuse when lie concluded n panegyric upon n friend, by exiling him 'tlie father of tho poor, and uncle to Lord Doiioughinore.’ ' lie vvu&lhe only man who could render by n ' bull what it was impossible to convey more cor- nJctly/ said. Power; ‘you have heard of his duel with Harry Toler.' ' Never, Jet's henr it.’ ‘If was a bull from beginning to end. .Boyle - took it into his bead, that Harry wns n person with whom he had a serious row in Cork. Harry -on the other hand, mistook Boyle for old Copies, • whom he hid been pursuing with horse-whip- K 'ng intentions, for »ome inumli*; they mot in ildaro-street Club, nud very little colloquy ra- • lisfied them that4hey worn light in their con jectures: each party being so eagerly ready to meet the views of the other. It Dover was a . difficult matter to find a friend iu Dublin: and. to do4hem justice, Irish seconds, generally speak ing, are perfectly free from any imputation up. oil the score of good breeding. No men hate less impertinent curiosity as to the cause of the quarrel; wisely supposing Hint the principals know their own affairs best, they cautiously ub- stain from indulging any peeing spiirt, hut pro ceed to discharge their functions; as bust they may Accordingly Sir Harry and Dick were set. as the phrase is,at twelve paces; mid to use Boyle’s own words, for I have heard him relate the ntory——’ « 'We blazed away, sir, for three rounds, put two in his hut, and one iu his neckcloth j his shots went through the skirt of my cont.' “ 'We'll spend the day here,’ said Oonsiditic, tat'thU rate: conld’iit you put thorn closer.' itlle more lime in the w< EU" On ilio 19th Nov. Losl Lyndhurst was in augurated High Steward »f the University of Cambridge, to which highly honorable office lie wns elected over Lord Lltleton, after n very warm contest. Lord Lynilmrst was horn iu Boston, Qnd is son ofCophy, tho painter. O’ Tho Richmond P.wpirer thinks there is no doubt but that tin* electionofu U. 8tntp* Senator will take place on or beftro the middle of next mouth. Boundary News.—T|o Woodstock Times R'ntcs that Mr. McLnughjn passed through that place on Thursday, the llth inst. by express cn route to Quebec, with ddpatches for tho Gover nor General. The Timf siiys “ it has not been aide to nseertnin tho pur|ort of his mission, hut only surmises ft to bo noting to tlie sudden and important movements tint have recently taken place iu the Madnwusltn j KT An accident occurred yesterday on board of the Br. ship Ardhusa, while she was goini down the river. John Turner, cooper, fell from the foretop-mast yard to the deck, and di: located his knee hadlv, besides injuring him nm terially otherwise. He was brought to the city and sent to the Hospital. KJ* Thorwaldskn, tlie Sculptor, i* said to be near the end of his existence. The creations of his genius ore the nearest approaches to tlie clas sic and ideal beauty of tlie Greek Sculptors which tins age has signalised. Mis thoughtsnre clothed iu a language of loveliness which will beaseu- daAring mo the tuarblo wberuiiu they me impress ed- In him we witness the true poetry of entliu. siasm, that rare and perfect essence of intellectu ality nnd beauty which floats ns high above the grussuess ofour natural vision, ns do those clouds which tlie traveller sees on the loftiest summit of tlie Andes above the ocean level. l£T* The Washington’G/obc publishes an ex tract from n letter reejived iu that city from Nashville,dated on tho l|th iust. which states that the Hoii. Mr. Gcundy’siymptoms were more fa vorable and that ho wnj expected to survive his attack. Lmjicrow# 0<vMrreiitf.»*Yo*tordAy iimrniug, snys tlm Journal of Commerce, whif* tlm ».:»po* rinr Court was boing opened, and just ns the orn..' hud nnioliod the words "henr you, hear you, all you who have any buxines* iu tint Cmm, coma forward nnd you «-hnll ho heard/’ ntt interesting looking little ptrl About twelvuyenrs old, stopped into Court with n basket ofituiiiiii Iter lintidraml said aloud, ns If in answer to tlie crlor's myltatlon, " I want to se'l ttuis." 8o utmsmtl n motion sot the audience in it ronr of laughter, which was still lUrllwr Increased by thaliulw girl’s stepping up to the bench, mid a/kittg JtidgoU'nllmndgu to buy soma nuts. "You can't sell your tints hero, child." said Judge Tallutndgo, "you must go in to the hall with umm." " Ah I but do buy some of them, said she,—sea how good they nre, and so cheap." " Come, come, snhl ona of the l^yo. standora, "you must leave thn Court \ no nor mm is allowed to koIi nuts here." "Not soil nuts here I"—said the child with seeming surprise— " Why, I thought the market laws were all rn- pealed." Her last remark, which sho made in u tone of honest earnestness, called forth another laugh, and she left the Court, much mortified tiiut who could not soli her nuts there. N. Y. Star. The Clinrloltsville Republican says, tho trial of Homines, accused of thu murder of Profes sor Davis, lias been again postponed, by thu ex amining court, at the instance oftlio accused. It is continued of course In February court Tlie principal witness in behalf of the Commonwealth, Mr. Kincaid of South Carolina, has given leg bail, leaving his security in tho recnguitmiico which ho was required to enter into at the lust court (ill Nov.) "the bag to hold." FAghlttn hundred and forty lias been a remark- ahlo year—more wit—more qiiarolling—more electioneering, and more astonishing elections have been witnessed this year, titan arc recorded in the history of any preceding year since Capt, Noah sailed orcr tho world. Tl’io only solution of this astonishing fact that wc have seen, and this is not very satisfactory, is in the following ancient prophecy— " Forty, some sny, will he a year of wonder, Home sny, u yes' of raininess, so i c of thunder." Boarding llousts-iookoul for bargains.—A con siderable of a wag Inn neighboring cily agreed with a landlord to hoard nnd lodge him for oue year at the rata of three dollars per week—and in lie wns iu tlie habit of dining with his friends, ho iujelurtl pi opened to give the like encourage- tuent for good dinners.—The covenants in the agreement wore, that in nil invitations, fifty cents a head were tube paid to thu landlord for sutli quests, and when the hoarder wns absent from'dinner the same amount should lie allowed Dun! He took good care never to bring any friend, hut in all cases wns absent from dinner! The result wns, that lie got his board nud lodg ing gratis, nnd brought liis landlord in debt to him every we»k fifty cents, and nt the end of the year paid nothing, hut demnuded Ucenty six dollars as his just duos in virltio of the cunning contract.—A’. Y. Sun. 'fhe ''Decline of the Drama."—The President of the United States is notso highly paid us Miss Ellen Tree, and the Premier ot Great Britain has notso largo a salary as is demanded by Mr. Mac- ready. Many of the American nnd European "slurs"demand ns much fora night's perform ance ns a good mechanic can earn in six months' time by hard labor. P t • • * v Me*, Jfttd leaving on hand. Incluaive Of all oft ship- hoard not cleared bn the B'-id hist., a slock bf 1171110 Store bur review of Saturday mornlti| lint been n very frdr business doing In tu*L_. kn, tho sale* of Haiurdny having hmunuted %a u,«vu hales, un Monday in 4.700, nud yesterday to 3.QU0, making a total ol 11,000 bates for the three days. The demand lias been of a very general untuib, em bracing parcels of almost every grade, os, In addition to tlie heavier purelioaes on English account, And for our Northern mnnulhctorlea, there has been consider able doing for various markets ou thn cnntltwuj Holders have, in general) been fine sullen nt tin rates previously current, tnorf especially ol'ilib low. or qualities. Inn they have firmly rejected Ml nlTera nt n redaction, nud thb market libs, consequently, maintained an unusually ateady appearance. The slock ufCottnn on sate ia quito fair, aa wo continue to hove Very ample receipts. Although there is com- narntivcwbulaamaU atuountofthc liner grades of L’ottnii offering, it Is worthy of itmork.thnttTioro aro lower ordinary lima in market than it is customary to see at thia period oftlio season, the receipt* hav ing not fallen oft’in quality, to thu same extent ns in former years. Wo particularly notice the sales os follows, vix: 80.1 hales Loulvinua and MlsaUaippiat P| cents, 473 at 8{, ISO at8.118 at 8|, lit)at 104, iISft ot 10, 103 at 10J, 100 at 8}, 000 nt 8|, 340 at 8), 317 at Dj, 444 nt 8j,4t otP|i 140*18), 78 at71.000 at8| t 38i> ot01, 830 at Pi 730 nt 8), 000 at 8j, 104 at 8,413 nt ej, 71 nt 8J. 93U at 83, 740 at D), 310 at38 at 81, 180 at P, 500 at 7J a 8L 444 at—, 800 at8),390at 04, 700 nt —, 40 at 81, «4 nt 8J, 30 at 7j, 100 at —, 40 nt 74, 173nt83.l0,43at 11, 90 *1 10), 00 nt tl» 153 at 6*. 180 at 81 ci-nts, and 34 Texas nt 7) cents. Liverpool Clnvidlicntions.—Ln. tr Ordinary, *1 a 7ji Middling. BjaBji Middling Fair. 8) 6l»t Fair. !)Ji Goini fair, 10} a 11; Good nnd line, 13. Average lists 8} a 8} i Ghoico crops 10. .Statement of Cotton. 1840, Oct.J, stock on baud, 87011 llocciptn last three days, 10243 " previously 852001 . 807301 Ha.well King, THE BOUNDARY QUESTION. The present and'past Administrations U»vr proved themselves most unskilful negotiators in reference to the North Eastern'Boundary. Tlie negotiation* nre well enough perhapa, but what ‘Andgivousalitlli words,’ '•Exactly/ said Dick. ’ •Well, they moved us furwnrd two pace*, and set to loading tho pistols again.’ ■" ‘^y tliis lima we ware so near that wo had full -opportunity to scan each other's fiices; well, jtir, I stared at him, and heat me. " 'What,* said I. '* 'tfli.' raid he. / 4 \jfiow , *Jltl*f’ raid L " You'w not Billy Capias/ raid lie. •' 'Devilit hit/ said I, ‘nor 1 doii't think you’re . Archy Deyiue; and faith, sir, ho it appenred; we wore figliti*gaway all ih« morning fiir nothing,— 4*or*j)iuo hewiunrnodnnt 'Utras neither of us.' ‘ The Governor of Georgia and the * resident.— Mr. Vnn Bunin'* Message, stating what good times wu linys. reuelied thu Capitol of Georgia oil tho very day tlm) the Governor, McDonald, emit in on extra message. Hinting tho tiine* never lb have boon so bad, and calling upon thu Legi*- Jirturo to devise extraordinary measures of relief. AW York JCxvress. is chiefly to be complained of U, that there is much negotiation. The same questionable round of discunsion has been held for the last twelve years, without attaining any positive result*. We think that 3Ir. Forsyth has explained mid defended die American claims most successfully; hut it would appear that the Administration of Government true to its principle of notcoramtt- ting itself in such.a manner as to run die risk of losing votes, has been over cautious in its mode of procedure. Much remark has of late been excited by die movement!! of British troops north of die St. John, within die limits of the disputed territory. The opinion is more and more confirmed among die inhabitants of Maine, diat while ive are tie- rnlintiny. Gronl Britain i« furtilyin» ••renglh- cuing her positions. She lias a post on the Te- misconta Lake, only 37 miles from die St. Law- rancc, and a good road thence to that river. The fiict is that the British claim to the disput ed territory is most unfounded. Even Sir Chas. Buller iu his late article on diis subject in the Westminster Review, conceeds that die claim set up by Great Britain is preposterous. At die same time, he regards die American claim rsiiii- snpported;but,ui‘order touphold his assertion,he is obliged to adopt tho singu Inr supposition dint die meaning of the word sea is not only coextensive with Unit of the words Atlantic Ocean, as used in the treaty, but that it is actually the most com prehensive term of the two. The language of tho Treaty of 1783 is perfectly explicit nnd moved from all ambiguity. The Highlands along which die boundary line runs is defined to be— the Highlands that divide those rivers that emp ty tliciinudves into the St. Luwreuco, from those dint fill into tlie Atlantic Ocean. Iu the lirat place it is clear diat such n chain of Highlands does exist. The nature aud properties of water demand that where there are two great basins, one inclined towards the north, the odier towards tlie south nnd east, die one rolling its wnters towards die St. Lawrence, die oilier towards the Atlantic and its adjacent sens, there should he n cliuin of heights between then). Ami in the second place it is oh-' vioustbut the Highlands contemplated by the treaty must fulfil two conditions—to pour their waters from oue luce towards the St. Lawrence and from the otlior into the Atlantic Butin the very face ofUiisstipulatiou which ought to silence ull cavil and doubt, Messrs. FeatherstonaugH nnd Mudoe, British Commissioners,* state that they "have found a line of Highlands agreeing teitfi the language of the 2d article of the treaty of ’83." A copy of their map is beforo us, and our ren der* will bo aurprised to leant llint their chain of highlands throw o/f no au-earn* into the St. Law ranee whatever. The streams issuing from the nordiera flank oftlio ridge,flow into tho St Johns? from die southern,into the Kennebec and Penal) sent,all of which rivers discharge themselves into the Atlantic ocean. Those Commissioners are therefore in defiance bfnll-nniiiral laws. coinpelJ cd to arrive a< the singular conclusion "that there does not cxistjn tho disputed territory any other lin Masonic Celebration.—We were unable to hear the address of the Rev. Mr. Few, delivered on .Monday nt the Masonic Festival, and avail ourselves of the following notice from yester day’s Georgian: ‘•The anceint nnd honornbleFrnternity of Free and Accepted Masons, composing Solomon’s mid Zcrubhabc! Lodges of this city, yesterday celebrated the Festival of St. John the Etaugdist. In the forenoon they marched iu procession, with music, to tlie Unitarian Church, where after n voluntary from die choir, and a prayer by Rev. Mr. Harrington, nn address wns pronounced by Rev. Ignatius A. Few, who^tfter alluding to the origin of Mnsonry, and the benefits conferred by its members on the arts and .'sciences, dwelt for brief period on the benign influence which it exercised in healing differences of opinion, lead ing sometimes to virulence, until arrested by the fraternal chain which hinds Masons to each other. The Reverend GenUemnti touched in the course his retnnrks, upon the distresses of the widow and the orphan, deprived of their earthly protector, appealed to the experience of hit hearers to wit ness who stepped forth nt such an hour to minis ter to a mind diseased,to heal tlie wounded heart, nnd relievo the distresses of tlie lonely and the destitute. Who, but the free nnd neeppted Ma son? The address wns brief, having, os we re gret to learn, been abbreviated by tho state of the Orator’s health. As it will, doubtless, he published, wc hope to have n better opportunity of pronouncing on its merits. At tlie conclu sion of the address it was our fortune to listen to the fine strains oftnmsic poured forth by the excellent choir. After which a blessing from the hacred desk dismissed tlie Fraternity nud a large number of Ladies and Gentlemen. The Mason ic I’.occssion wns imposing, and wo ure pleased to sec a Fraternity, so ancient in its formation, and blending in its institution n system for tho active charities of life, so vigorous in the nine teenth century, when misrepresentation has been untiring in perverting the motives of n Society, of which n Lafayette, a Clinton, and others ol "the noblest work of God," have been exemp lary nnd distinguished lucinLcrs." Exports last three days, " previously, 0305 100040 178003 117810 Stork on hand, Sugar.—Lonisiiinn.- Di;ring the last three days a tolerable fair husinrsn has been dune on the Levee, principally for ahipment to the north, at 4 j a 5) eta. moat of the antes hr ins at Soft} cents. The receipts have been rather light, and the greater pari of the stock is now in second hands. We hove heard of no further transactions on plantation. Motomn.—There continues to be a good demand for barrels from the Levee at 31 a 20 cents per gall. The only sale we nre advised of on plantation is a lot of 80,000 gallons nt 10 cents, atwhicli price crops are now freely offered. kirr.—Frices remain tho same os Inst quoted—say 04 n 4 25 per ?00 lbs—but at tlicae rales the mnrkot has become dull with a further supply of about 450 casks. Freights.There is no activity yet in European freights, hut mnaters generally are not inclined to take the rates which have been current for some time past, though them is not much otiering. The only en gagements since our last report, ore two ships for Li verpool nt!M6d,and nbnrk for Marseilles at 1} cent for cotton. liriliah vessels aro still refusing Id for Liverpool. Coastwise freights continue very dull nt. a further slight decline in tlie rates. Exchange.—Sterling continue* in fair demand at 8} a 9 percent prom, the latter rato being for Banker’s Bills. French Exchange is dull nt 5fl2} n 5fl5.-- There is rather more enquiry for short sight bills on New York, nnd tho rates have slightly impro ved. Wo now quote at l a 11 per cent premium for sight la 10 days sight -sixty days sight} a } percent omnium, witli a good demand—Boston tiOdayspar— I’hUadolphia do.U per rent discount, flSfJSfi* " 1,r ma B5—Ar .clir Artaor Pnlibn, Tlioinp,,,,. JKasr’HWBR: PIIILADr.I.PHIA, Dto. M.-cm h ., sjinrklnr, Smith, Writ Ititlic; A.liiinnni’ sH? *1 riniili.il do Ctthot Wm Tlmtclio I l Sic J ' l)„n. K—Clti.hrlg, Hurry, Sy^mhi, ; lilotti Ltitt*d,m Chmi, (Inlltig inr, Trinldn.l j Coho, orltro Gttzollo, Eldrldgo, UETV, Jonoy, Thomu, Chnrloiloii; Harriot, Wool, Savannah, 1 NEW YORK, Doc. S3,-iftld, ihlo Mori™, Donihij, Mniloimt Ur ittlir tr Dnvonport, llff io. Ilttlirttx, NHt Clyde. Hit,., Yarmouth poo. Ar «htp Junior, Yottni, Tri„.t. ottilnd Dili October, and (In dlbroUor 13lh E feteleteffllat; Itrtga Siuan, Stynliopo, South American Elia.' Lockwood, St Croix. ’ DOS’PON, Doc. 21—Ar .hip Albion, Herr.ll Livdrttnh brio Ritioitlo, Pnr.on.1 Maumanl. 1 CIOrmNtgor, Jonki,,,. 8 t Ja g „. Orlaaho Davis, StThnmn* nnd u mnrkot. 5 ° Doc. 22—Ar .lilt. Chorion Carroll, Cro.by, N °rleflti,! Itrhr Angolu, Deli, Manmnilla, lat in.t- schr Snlittiiltd. Potlersotl, N York. ' NEWPORT, Dec. JU—Ar brio Exit of.At tanntlA.Sinon, Oil tiny, fm Oporto for NYorlt" m dt.trii.s, .ail. split and mitorproyi.ioni Oil tho 14,1; of Novo,, her, in la, 32, iSttffl'L,'? .hipped a »en whiln litymglml) i„o, which Sun the linlcliM, atovo httlwarh., .wept off tho cu. Iioo.etmd Itou.o, hotit, nnd Ihocapialu „„„ m,in, Chin John,on. Tho copuiin pat on board ngaul, hut Ilia mull wo. hilled. Left at Oporln Oct 22d, ling Loeknwonii, Dovonport, of N™ \ orb, ducliarglng, ilia only American, Dec. 21—Cld, briga Freighter, Mitcholl, Gundulonpoj Brutn*, Lftrittg, Mutan' zas. NEW BEDFORD, Doc. 22—Ar schr Loren zn, Cheosbrniigl), Baltimore. D f c ‘ 21— ^ r 8C * ir Advcniu. rcr, Mellows, Elizabeth City. WARREN, Dec, 29—Sid, barque Bariinir. ton, Bnrton. Now Orleans. 6 Commercial Jottnml. LATEST DATES. From Liverpool, Dec, 4.—From Havre, Dec. 1. Landing of the Pilgims.—Tuesday, tho C2d instant, was the nnninrsnry of tho landing of tho Pilgrims, nnd tlie ojension is thus referred to in the Phiia lelpiiiu Standard: One hundred nnd twility years ago, the Pilgrim Fathers landed in New England. Tbit-- anniver sary has, in hy-gone ye.rs, been enmmemoruted hv the eloquence of iio Adamses, of Daniel Webster, F.dwmd Evertt, Mr. Juctice Story mid many other celebrated Hen oftlio cnsterti States. And Sprague, thn finest poet, save'ouo only, in America, has made the eleitl of the day, the sub ject of one of his most beautiful productions. The place of the lauding was on a largo rock lit the foot of a ciifl*, in the own of Plymouth, Mas sachusetts, near the termination of tho north street, lending to the water. In the year 1774, un nttemjit was made to removo this rock, over which a wharf had keen built, ton more central situation. The rock was split in tho operation. The upper portion of it wns removed nnd placed near tlie Court House, and is regarded bv the in habitants and by visiters, ns an invaluable me morial of that grant event, thn arrival of the first planters of New England, nt the place of their settlement. -The22d of December, New Stylo, corresponding to tlie llth Old Style, in Plymouth, has universally tlm appellation of “Forefathers' Day." The number of sealers wns 101. They had sailed from Ply wouth in Uug’mul iu the. May- flower, on tlie 0th of September. On thn 0th of November, they discovered the land of Cape Cod. Oft tlie llth of November, they formed them selves into a body politic, and cl.ose Mr. John Carver their governor for qne year. NUW-ORLEANS, Dec. 23. Later from Jamncia.—To Cnpt. Roebuck, of tho British barque Ann Martin, arrived yesterday from Kingston, Jamaica, we nre indebted for full files of papers up to tlie Dili inst. The idea was prevalent on the Island that the crop of sugar this season would lie large’r than that of thu last year. Other than this we do not learn an item of the least importance.—Picayune. Another Steamboat Accident.—Scnrcoly n day has passed during the last two nr three weeks llint we have not linen compelled to record some steamboat futility. Three accidents were chronicled yesterday, and wo are under the necessity of adding another to the-list this after noon. On Sunday night, the l’ntrick Hen ry, Shaw, from Mnysville, came in contact with the Maid of Arkansas, nt Tunica bar. The latter wns stove in, forward of the cook-house, ran on the bar. and sunk in live feet of water.—Native American. CONGRESS. In the Senate on the 23d inst. Sir. Williams called up the hill proposing tho regulation of pay anti emoluments of Pursers of the Navy, which after some debate, together with a bill in refer ence to Navy rations, were laid on the table. The bill iu reference to Naval pensions wus like- wise called up by the same gentleman, which al so elicited some debate, nud on motion was post poned to Wednesday, 30th inst. Several hills were ordered to be engrossed—one for punish ing certain crimes against the Untied States—one for extending the time for completing the cen sus, nud another to punish for tho counterfeiting of. American coin. Others of less importance were passed. On the-4th, Mr. Buggies, from the Commit tee ou Commerce, reported a bill for the belter security t of tho lives of jiassengers on board of steamboats, Mr. Benton presented u hill for taxing hank paper in circulation in the District of Columbia, nnd gave his reusons in fit II for pre senting it, which after considerable debate, in which Air. Clay of Ala., Calhoun, Webster, and others participated, tho bill was laid on tho table. The Senate then adjourned to Monday ,28th inst. In the House on the 22d, Air. Aduuis present ed a resolution calling upon the Post Master General for information in reference to nil the Postmasters removed since 1839, the cutises of their removal.—Information ns to the fact whe ther or not tlie removed Postmasters have hnd nu opportunity to testify as to the accusations a- gainst them—the resolution lies over for one day, A resolution was udopted, inquiring of the Clerk ns to the catiao of tlie falling of the Chan delier—whose fault it'was—and whether the man* u.acturcr had beeu paid. On the24th, tho Speaker laid upon the tnhlo» a Report from the President of the United States iunnxwcr to a resolution of the House, giving an account of the public works which have been snsjvnided during the last year tinder tho autho rity given tho President. A bill wu* introduced by Air. Reynolds, of Illinois,-similar to that pre sented in the Senate by Mr. JidulOll, md alter Tlie pnpers of the interior speak discouraging- ly of tlie sugar crop. The warm days immedt- ately succeeding the severe frosts two weeks since, linn materially damaged the cane, and ren dered a Inrge portion of it unfit for making mo- Iuksch even.—lice. Heavy Loss.—The Boston Transcript of Tues day evening, says: "The British barque West- minster, Mollison. front Singapore for Loudon, with a cargo .of 4600 chests nt tea, was driven ashore on the rocks about a mile to the eastward of Daniel Margate, nu the morning of the. 22d November, and bilged. Crew saved. About 1^00 chests of tea were saved, tho rest lost. The cargo was owned by Daniel C. Bacon,'Esq. of this city, and tho following is the amount of in surance effected hern, viz; Merchants’ Office Neptune SAVANNAH EXPORTS, DEC. 2D. Ter brig Madison, for New-York—373 boles Col ,011,218 casks Rice, 17 packages Sundries. l’cr brig Atlantic, for Ncw-Orleans—124 ca-jk, Rice, 44 Loxe9 Wine. 20 hales Mdzc. Per brig June, lor Baltimore—180 boles Cotton 100 casks Rice, 97 packages Mdze. At Ncw-York on the 23d inst. 60 shares U. S. Bunk Stuck Bold at 05; 100 do <J(i; 5do 05$; 125 do 0t>}. The usual amount of business wns dune at the board to-duy. 'file news yesterday hud a favorable tendency. 'North American Trust rose lj; Dela ware It Hudson up i ; U. S. Bank j ; Stoniiigtuu On the 24th, 30 shores U. S. Stock sold at G5j ; 310 do GO. There was n large amount of business done at the board lo-dny. Most descriptions ore firm nt onr quo tations. Tliere oppenrs to be more activity than tins been shown before for a lung time. North American Trust ruse j ; Delaware A Hudson j j Sldiiiiiglun j U. S. Bank declined j; Vicksburg j. BALTIMORE, DEC. 24.—Coffee—Sales of 400 bags Kiootlu'n 11 cts, aud of parcels of St. Do mingo at 9} cents. Flour—Howard street Flour—Tliere has been but a limited demand for Howard street Flour during the week, and the sales that were from atorea up to to- •lay were uniform at 64,62} for good common brands. —We are advised of no vnles this morning at 84,60. Wc continue to quote tho receipts price at 64,l<) Since the foregoing remarks were prepared, tie to hove been cunsktcrablc sules of Howard stp'ui c lour from stores at $4,60}. Cily Millt Flour—Wo note sales at 94,73. Sufijiiehunna Flour—A parcel Was sold yesterday at 64,08}. Another nt 64,02}. It ye Flour—Sales of 1st at *3,50 per bbl. Tlie inspections of tho week, ending nn Thursday comprisethe following kinds and quantities: bbl*. half-bbD, Howard street, 133U8 3U7 City MUIb, ebo9 8U4 Susquehanna, 897 09 Total, 22,074 1111 Com—At the beginning of the week sales of new white Md. weie mode ot 40 cents, nnd of now yellow at 50 cents. We note sales to day of new wbito at 40 a 47 cunts, nnd of new yellow at 40 u 60 cents.— Tncre is no old Corn-in market—last sales were at 60 cent# lor both kinds. Provisions— Bales of several parcels of new Mess Pork have been mode this week ut $ 17 cash, nnd on lime, uiid a sale yesterday nt 816,60 rush. We have not heard of any sales of Prime. The last transactions were at 814,25 cash. Limited sales of Beef have been making throughout the week nt 812 for Mess ; 811 lor No. 1 and at 89 for Prime. We arc advised of sales of 300 to 4U0 prime new Baltimore cured Hams iu small parcels nt 11 cents, and n sale yester day of 4000 lbs. of the bhi.io description at 10 cents cosh. A sale wan nlso made yesterday of a lot of 22,- 000 lbs. Baltimore cured Sides at 9 cents cavli.— Sales of the same description of meat in suuill parcels have been making throughout the week at 9} to 10 cents for assorted. There have been arrivals of con siderable quantities of bulk Pork, bnt we have hoard of no sales, the whole of it having been smoked by the consignees. Tlie transactions in Lerd have been cotijiderable during the week and we note sales of two lots amounting to 700 kegs Baltimore No. ol9| to 10 cents on 4 months. The receipts of Butter nto siill very good, and prices from stores ore wilhou change. ■ We continue to quote Glades No. lnllfl to 21 cents; choice No. 3 nt 10 to 18 cents j common No. 2 nt 14 to 15cents, nnd No. 3 at 8 to 12ccnls ac cording to quality. Hales of Western No. Shave boon made at 9 cm. 4 months. Wo quote tho range of No. 3 nnd No. 3 nt 01 to 9 cents. Tho slock of Western is very large and tho demand limited. The The inspections of the week comprise 109 bbls.Beef, nnd 69 bbls.Pork. TERMS OF THE MORNING PAPERS. 1. Advertisements will ho cliurgcd 75 cents per sqtmro for the first insertion, nnd 50 cents for every coiitiniinnco. Weekly, semi-weekly, tri weekly or monthly Advertisements, will ho charged 75 cunts per square for each Insertion. Twelve lines or less, is considered n gqitnrn. 2. When n bill in six months exceeds$50,11 dn- dilction of 15 per cent, will he made—when it ex ceeds $75,20 per cent—when it exceeds $100, 25 percent., nnd when it exceeds $125, u deduc tion of 30 per cent, will ha madu, provided the hill is paid when presented, or within a reason able time thereafter. 3. Advertisements of Apothccnrics and Book sellers will lie ndmitted for $100 per nnnnm, hut they nre to he confined to their legitimate busi ness—nnd after the first insertion, the Advertise ments will lie placed upon the outside of the paper. Advertisements of Patent Medicines will bo inserted yearly fm $100 per column. 4. All Obituary notices exceeding six lines will he charged as Advertisements, nud nil notices of Weddings will he charged One Dollar, to bo paid for when handed in. 5. All Communications recommending candi dates for offices of trust nnd profit, or pulling pub lic exhibitions, iiqd all those tlm effect of which ia to prmuoto privulo interests, will be charged as Advertisements, and they must invariably be paid for in advance. 0. No transient, or-mcroly occnsionnl Adver tisement, will he inserted unless paid for iu ad vance. excepting those of Officers of the Courts, who will he required to settle their accounts in November and April, of each ydnr. 7. All other advertisements from the country, or plnces out of Savannah, must ho paid for in ndvancc, unless their publication he uiilhorized by nn agent in tlie cily, who will he responsible for tho payment. 8. No papers will lie sent gratuitously to any person whntover; nud iu no case will papers he given owny, except to masters of vessels or steam- hunts. 9. No subscription will ho received from n non resident subscriber unless paid for in advance; nnd every subscriber out of the city, who does not pay nn arrearages for his paper on or before the 1st of May, 1841, will not receive n paper af ter that time. And such person will not ho re ceived as a subscriber to either thn Georgian or Republican, while he is in arrears for either one of those papers. KJ* Legal Advertisements nt the usual rains.’ Finding it absolutely necessary to meet the much enhanced expenses of our business, in n manner satisfactory to the public, we, tho under signed, proprietors of the " Daily Gaorginn," nnd “ Savannah Daily Republican," agree to ad here strictly to these regulations, aud adopt them for our government from and after the first day of January next WILLIAM II. HULLOCII, Of the Gcorgiau. LOCKE & DAVIS, Of the Republican. LEAVES THIS MORNING. For Charleston Direct. Through in 10 to 13 Hours. Tho superior steam packet SOUTHERNER, Captain E. C. Wnmhersie, will leave Suvannuli ns above every Wednesday and Saturday morning ut 9 o’clock, aud Charleston every Monday nud Thursday of. ternonn nt 4 o’clock. Passengers nre assured that tlm inland pussage will always be taken in unfavorable weather. For freight nr passage, apply to Captain Wiliberger ut tho City Hotel, or to tlm Captain ou hoard. dec 30 For Rreinswick'St* ITIarys, Jack sonville ami Black Creek. * fa The steam pneket ISIS, Pitch. H&Lor, master, will depart for tho a. Imve places This Afternoon at 5 o'clock. For freight or passage, npply ou hoard, or to • C LAG HORNS & WOOD. All freight payable Ly shippers, dec 30 For Black Creek, via Brnm- %vick, SI. Mary sand Jackson ville. _fa Tho steam pneket FLORIDA, ’SSS&xSrSxL.Cupt. Nock, will leave for the a* hove places on at — o’clock. For freight or passage, apply ou hoard, or to It. & W. KING. All freight payable hy shippers. Slave passengers must be clcured nt tho Cus tom House. dec 30 For St. Augustine, via St. Iflurys, h Ef 0 —The steam packet CHARLES SmUSHSSB&eDOWNING, Cupt. J. P. Drat, will leave for the nbovo places ou. or nheut tho 30th inst. For freight or pnssngc, nppiy.w board nt Union Ferry wharf, ot to KING & COOMBS. All freight payable by shippers. All bluVo passengers must he cleared ut (lie Custom House. dec 29 For Iflncon nml Intermediate Places. t Tlm ,i™nibi.nl ROOT. COL- R8«BSi5fc»LINS, Cnpt. Geo. Wilcox,is nmv loading for the above places, and will leave in all this week. For freight, apply to ELIAS BLISS & CO. Agents.* dec 30 312m $20,000 20,000 20.000 20,000 20,000 20.CJ0 10,000 $130,000 nt tho American, Huston, Mercantile Marine Washington, Trenton!, The failure of H. J. Johnson & C,o.; Bankers and Merchants, London, is said to have heen ow ing to some irregularities of a clerk, involving n «nin of £90,000. Tlm liabilities, at the time of their fiihtru amounted to about £300,000—their imim (hate available assestslo £150.000. Beside* these, they have property nnd hook debts whie.li appear lo leave a considerable ultimate anrplils, nnd their friends have every expectation of their being able to resume ImsiiicMutnii early period. 1 here were also a prospect of the recovery of a Portion of tho money obstructed The firm gave notice ofthq payment of JOs. ill the pound, nn the 28tlr nit, New Species of Cotton.—Tho Mobile Journal snys : " A sample of n new nnd rare species of Cotton lias been left nt this office for the inspec tion of those Hiking on interest in the improve ment of our grant staple. It is called the Rio- Cotton. nnd is certainly a most beautiful article* in color and staple,—superior to any thing wo hove ever seen, oftlio short staple or Island variety. Tho sample left with us, is part of the produce of about n- dozen seeds brought from .South America hy n traveller, aud planted at Marengo county, it is thought dial the soil and climate of tlm ntilhern purt of Alabama w <11, $)J trial, prove to he well adapted to the growth of this new variety of tlm giiuypiium. The Ma ple is about three inches long, uiid of glossy, iilk texture.” '.Towage. Tlm good steamer OGLE THORPE, having undergone thorough repairs, is in condition to undertake tho towage of vessels or any other employment offered. Apply to the Captain on hoard, nr to dec 30 S. D. CORBITT, Agent. PUBLIC MEETING. A meeting of the Republican Whig Pnr-iy of Scriven County, will lm held at Jucksonboro on tho second MONDAY in January next, for the purposa of considering various subjects of polit ical interest, nnd to unite on some plan hy which to resist the increasing corruptions of tlm limes, nnd to effect a timely reform. Dec. 25—c.\ PASSENGERS Per steam pneket Southerner, from Charles ton—Messrs W Capen, P Wilder, E P Cook J W Kirkpatr'ck, nud 4 dock. PHILADELPHIA, DEC. S3.'—As the city papers generally, will not Le issued to morrow, our usual weekly review .of the mutket will not appear till Monday; meanwhile we would observo that tho wc( k’s transactions Imve been'very light, nnd will prn'jably so continue until alter the holidays. Tlm navigation remains npqn nnd the weather mo derate; vessels with the aid of steam tow boats, ar rive and dcpnrt without murliohstructilui from ice. Flour is firm ut 84,75 a 4,87} for superfine.l’enua., and 65} for Brat;, ly wine. New # Cnrn is woitli 47c, aid Outs in demand nt 27l> per bushel. Exchange ou England 9} a 10 per cent prem., witli little demand; ntiNdW-York 1 per cent prom; Bal timore, par. NEW-YORK. DEC. 23.—Cn/ec—But little doing in this market at. ‘ stock moderate. Hales of 400 haps Brazil nt 10} n 11}; 300 Laguiras 10} a II; 300 Cuba 10 a 11; Jnvn 12 a 13; Hi Domingo 9} a 9}. Cotton.—10 hales sold otnuctioti at8}e. Flour—Holders aro asking $5 for common brands Western; some sales nre made nt 0} cts less. Ohio round hoop 85 a 5,00; Brandywine 5,50; George town and Howard street 5, 25. DEC. 84.—^There was n small sales of Tens this morning, nt which the prices obtained for the Ninntic's :or^o Inst week were maintained. The Cotton market remains very quiet. Holders tire getting more in earnest about Hulling, but there are no buyer*. Prices nre nominally us before. Geuesbo Flour continues steady nt 84,84 t 85. pom, 52 a 64c. Rye, 57 a 59c. Hales Indian Menl .iu punelieoiiH, nt 613 n 14. 82,500 Exchange on Philadelphia sold at 08) per cent. , Sterling iiifls arc in moderate request at 87 to 0 premium. Tho following nre the rams c/Domestic Hfchn-get Philadelphia, 1} to 1j, Baltimore, 1 to 1}; CJhnr- leofim, 1} to 1}-, Bavani>nh,3jto4| Augusta tij to 7; Mobile, 5} lo 5J; New Orleatis 1} to 3. NEW-GRJ.EANH, DEC,23.—Cotton—Arrived since the 18tli inst. 152 ,r, dlea. Cleared Iu the sntnc tune, 9305 hales--inuking tut addition to atouk of 5878 Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF SAVANNAH,....DEC. 30J840. Cliutiiuin Artillery. A PPEAR ut your Laboratory on Thursday, 31st inst. nt 9 o’clock, A. M.* for Regimen tal Parade nnd Review. Dy order of Captain Stephens. 3 GEO. D. MATTHEWS, dec 30 312a 1st Sorg’t C. A. HI. O. Dillon I S n candidate lor re-election to the office ot Justice of the Pence in the 4th Beat on Sat urday, 2d January, 1$41. dec 30 312V| To tlie Electors of Chatham Co. G i ENT LEM EN—I offer myself n candi* T dnte fiir J ustico of the Pence It) the 4th Heat and respectfully solicit your suffrages ntlllH election tin the 2d January next. , L. W. SMI Hi* dec 30 312m # New Years Eve Ball* Lyceum Hall, Corner Broughton an(l BulLsU. A FEW Tickets for ndtnissioti to the above, nre yet remaining, which genlkunefl nin 7 obtain hy'applying nt the Book Store of Nt. Thomas Purse. 312a* dec 30 Ten Dollars Howard Will he pnid to any one who wjll «q prebend nnd confine in jail, nr deliver me, a Negro tnnn whose name w uu JjIUlER GEORGE, belonging to Smith, of Liiwroucu County, who abaconflt from Brunswick on the Dili inst. dee 30 312 E. 8. ASHCROFT^ ARRIVED. Steam pneket Southerner,Wamhersie,Charles ton. Mdze to A Wood & Co, Lewis &, Wild er, E Bliss & Co, RM Goodwin, Miss S Mil ler. Slenmbont John Randolph, Crokcr, Augusta, withjnw boats NosG & 11 to C F Mills. 788 hales Cotton to Adams & Burroughs, Lewis & Wilder, A RGordon, S W Wight, Crawford & Gttnhy, L Baldwin & Co, nud (0 order. CLEARED. Brig Madison, Bulk|ey, New York—Lewis ff Wilder. Brig Atlantic. Wheeler, New Orleans— Cohen, Miller St Co. Brig Jntin, Fitzgerald, Baltimore—S Philbriclt Sf Co. SAILED. Brig Atlantic, Wheelot, New Orleans. Brig Romulus, English, Providence.. DEPARTED. Stenti.hont John Randolph, Crokcr, Augusta. MEMORANDA. Ship Celia, up nt New York fur this port, to sail on ilia 31st. MOBILE, Doe. 24.—Ar ship Paragon,Curtis, Boston. • Cld, barque Nashua, Perry, Bostons sqltrs Fn- mn, Alnrtiiiez, Havana; Smmti linker,Clinso,Bal timore. NEW-ORLEANS, Dec. 23.—Ar ships John Hole, Perkins. JOdnys liy Savurinaht Louisville, Hunt, N York} Ohio, Lyons, do} jiarquo Peru, Ilniley, Boston; brigs Charles, Dyer, Huvmia.vio Ivey West; Huntress, Davidson, Philadelphia- Cld, ship Zonobin, Kciinitiglon, Boston. Sheriff s Salo* , . r . W ILL be sold on tho first Tuesday m D"* runry next, at tho Court House 111 Hum*’ villc, Liberty County, between tho usual lion of sale, the following property, namely*, One tract or lot 0! Lnud, containing ten set ^ more or less, lying near YVnlthoiirvilWi and 1 * joining Richard S. Baker’s end others; lev* 8 us the property of Reid Floyd, to satisfy d” entum in favor of Raymond Cay. Frity* ‘ pointed out by tho defendant * >a , JOHN GIRARDEAU, Sheriffu C. dec 30 — Furnitiiro for Sale. t T HE Furniture in the Oglelhorpo Ho«w Brunswick, is offered for sale in l° tt 1 purchasers. If not sold hy the will ho shipped lo riavontiqiianil sold nt f • It consists of Bedsteads and Bedding. Chairs, Mahogany Dining, Centre. U' Toilette Tultles, Looking Glassea. Slono, Chinn. Glass, Tin and Iron W*»» , fhe together with many other useful nrticics- Furniture will bo Bold chonji /mMEBli®* 1 ' •Inc ftl) ai2ci IT-— “ Ewlinnk. «•* New'-Voi'K*' dec no 318° — Hiticcs rsi.tecsli A |, M ACE, Nmum#., GBHW nnlcn, Illudi nnd Al'rlcnll PimpoM"" „,„ ri c, for nidcMvli«lenidi> jTr <l°° 30 ’ Mnnnmcnl-jSlg- O11I011 Setts, , 0 n'«"> J TTHT 1 rimulvcd ner wfif FneKjffi*tl, Oar- do accub