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\ 3 « 4 *** BY a. fc W. a0BKH*r80W, fCMSHEIU or THE L»W» OF THE UMON !j Colombia Tlio New-York paper* oftho 1 21st ult. state that the Spanish brig of war Kemalibrs, Capt. Jos. Cottsu, currying 22 guns, has been taken into Laguira by In officers ami crew, anil surrendered to thu Company; their claim to indemnity for 957,0(ill acres; amounting to p30,125, was resisted in behalf of the Georgia Mississippi Company on the ground that thu considcra- i ion money tor said lauds had not been paid, and that, ihcretore they wure, in etpnty Mr. Whitney, m the invention of the Cot ton-Gin, Was next directed, at the instance of the Government of thu United Status, to the manufacture of lirc-arms. Hu under- tookrhu execution of a contruct to a large amohut, before lie hud even attempted to jnsivcn from this fort, At New-York, 19th ult. ship Augusta, Chadwick- At Charleston, on Saturdny, sloop De. light, Cooper, 2 days i on Sunday, shin Henry l'uke, Candler, 1 day ; Ophelia PAIUV PXr*«. : 0OVNTHV PACK*, KIGlIT HOI. 1. AHS. : riVK noi.i.Aiis. fiAVAKTSrMb entitled to the indemnity provided by the muke a single musket. Here, as in every. Bliss, do. Colombian Government. The Rotnalibra act of Congress. The Commissioners de- other instance in which the powers of his, At Holmes Hole, 17th ult. brig Sea Is cidedin lavor of the Guorgiu Mississippi mind were directed to tlio accomplishment, land, Atwood, Id days, for Boston. Company, and the 130,425 dollars worqdt)- of an important object, he was uiuiiiuntly 1 ci.eaiieo run this port, ducted from tlio amount awarded td the successful; and the beuetit of the great im-1 At Charleston, on Muiid&y, sloop He- Tho New-England Mississippi Land Company, provninents suggested by his genius, is nowj ra l(], Heath. and distributed as follows i jj(60,6u8 41) to felt and appreciated by the Government, in i At Boston, 20th ult. schr. Laura Jane, ’-*• 1 ‘ ‘ "** * ° -“•* Booze. WEDNESDAY MORNING.FEB. 2,11125. By the arrival of the schr. George, from join tlio patriots. Providence, weare favoured with papers of that place to the 25th ult. By tlio samo had been cruizing about a year with consi derable success; but the crew had uot re ceived any part of the prize money Spanish Consul at Charleston, who lately - „ w ■ . - -, . - .. ’ , , .. individual membursoithu GeorgiaMississip- the liatuinul armories at bpringhc-ld and renounced Ins government, and sailed ,,r pj Company, who hud released 10 the Uin- Harper’s Ferry. Luguira in the Tampico, Itad proceeded to. ted States, under the act of 1014, to whom Mr. Whitney was a gentleman of exten- For New-York, The,fast ssiliun brie S H E P H E R D I? s Cupt. IVard, Will liavc immediate idespatch., SCtcJ 1 an bawl i For freight or passage, having goodacto, rnodarinns, apply to Capt. Ward,c- • - at Telfair’s Wharf, or to HALL & HOYT, I Feb* HARBOR MASTER’S REPORT. Port of Savannah, Feb. 1, I U-J.—Vinth the sumo bus accordingly been paid ; $79,- sive literary & scientific attainments, oflib Bid 52 was reserved to thelliiited States, as oral and expanded views, benevolent in Ins j . . - ■ ... . ... Iq being the shares of those claimants, who, tcelings, and mild and unassuming in Iubi ' .P ' *,,, ’ ... ■ ’ not having boon paid the consideration ffio ; manners. While his death will be regarded I ”?^ s £ ~f January.-For. For Darien & St. Maiys The sloop ST. MARYS, Capt. Nye, , ,To sail on Sunday next, j I freight->r passage, apply on board, it pell S. C. GREENE, Wharf, or to F.-l, ■, 5Rp Washington papers of the 20th and 21st writer, this way, we are prepared to give ult. two days, and New-York papers of the them a warm reception.” A ship, a pola- 19th, one day later than our previous dates, ere, and a galliot, belonging to Spain, had We also rcceiv id a maBs of papers, but not arrived at Porto Cavello, captured by the later than what had before come to hand. Colombians, and another prize was hourly Several mails north of Charleston yet remain expected. Provisions ware abundant, and due, among which are four from Wushing- superfine French flour was selling at ven- ton. New-York papers to tho 23d ult. are due at five dollars per barrel, received by an arrival at Charleston. The roads between Baltimore and Philadelphia, are described to be in a “ horrible state end almost strewed with fragment! uf sta- , , ,,, . , _ _ .... , : the fortress ot Sun Juan de Uluu, to have oes.” Such is their condition in Now-Jersey, ... ,, , , , .... . , . . been placed under rigorous blockade, and that the mail stage was six hours in passing 1 ’ over thirteen miles. dy Habits uiHile application in tliu way or j decision as erroneous, and they ask to have business to the keeper of Putters-fiehl, for i thu <£132,425 puid to them by the United the purchase oftwo human subjects lor dis- ' States, or their release to the axtent ol the e ,. c tion. He said lie was induced by some! 957,901) acres cancelled, so that they may Doctors in Connecticut, to enter into the assert their title to the lands in a court ot, speculation, and expected it was a good one. law.] I The keeper did net exactly fuel himself au- The committee, for the reasons which thorized to trade with Jonathan, so lie told tbeosut forth declare the prayer ot the pe- him he would introduceliiin to somebody * F.xclusive of stat e cnas’- ^ _ One.” will be held at finer room, tition unreasonable, and that it ought net who better understood such business and rHIS EVENING, at SEVEN O’CLOCK.. to be granted,^ ^ ^ ^ with whom he could drive his bargain to the | Punctual attendance of Members is partic-1 | The Mexican paper, tho Sun, of the 17th ; December, contains a decree of the Presi dent of the Mexican States, which declares A debate- took place upon this report of two or throe hours duration. Mr. Van Bu- reu, (chairman uf the committee who made the report) expressing a desire to submit hi«, by the justices, that there were doubts views ill its sunuort. asked tu be indulged abun t his being able to accomplish bis ob denounces the usual penalties against all vessels attempting to trade with said for tress. One of the great works of the present It will be perceived that Mr. Taylor, the dramatic Ventriloquist, exhibits this even ing at the Exchange. We have only room , .... — .. ., Pacha ofEgypt, is the Alexandria Gunal. to say, that Mr. T’s. powers are very highly ’ , . , ... , ,, , It is a singular circumstance, but there is •poken ol in many respectable papers, and, s • ' that, as far aswe understand, his entertain- meats have generally given entire satisfac. (ion. some reason to believe, that the Pacha was induced to commence this work by the ex ample ofthe state of New-York. It is at least known that Mahomed Ali, six or se- A Philadelphia paper states, that the U- j ven years ago, wrote to a gentleman in the state of New York, expressing a wish that a scientific mineralogist might be sent out views ill its support, asked to bo indulged until to-morrow, as the hour was now late, and moved to lay the report on the table ; which was agreed to. In the Home of Representatives—The bill further to amend the net authorising the payment for property lost, captured or des troyed by the enemy while in the military service of the United States, and for other purposes, (fortlic relief of the sufferers on the Niagara) was read a third time. After debate, the question was taken by yeas and nays, when there appeared for tiie bill 123, agninBt it 69. nited States Bank invested on the 18th ult. one hundred thousand dollars in 4 J per cent •took, on account of Gen. Lafayette. Indian Treatise -On the 18th ult. the President, by and with the advice and con tent of the Senate, ratified two treaties, one with the Ioway, and the other with the Sac and the Fox nations of Indians, both of which were concluded on the 4th of August to him ; and it appears that the name of the gentleman who planned the canal ofthe Nile, is tho same as that of the engineer who was employed in surveying and laying out the route of tho middle section of the Erie Canal in 1817 Kentucky.—The Kentucky Gazette thus lost, by the Head Chiefs of those nations, remarks upon the assertion ofthe Reporter, that tho Judges will not surrender their seats nor the papers, unless by force—“ We By these Treaties, we learn from the trust this assert in u is merely the gratuitous XV ashington papers, the Indians renounce til their claim to lands in the State of Mis- and Commissioners on the part of the Uni ted States. supposition of itis LUlitore ; unsupported by. authori y from that, late honorable body.— louri, situated between the Mississippi and We hope, they do not seriously, nor even Missouri Rivers, and a line running from have such a puerile and ridiculous plea the Missouri, at the entrance of Kansas The militia which the gentleman so sneer- Riycr. north one hundred miles, to the north ingly alludes to, will we trust be always west corner of the State of Missouri; and ready to defend the rights of the state, to from thence east to the Mississippi, with the i repel invasions and suppress any insurree exception of two small reservations for the dga j nst the constituted authorites ofthe use ofthe half breeds of the Sac and Fox government, let it arise from wliat quarter nations. ! it may. But as it is not hinted that any | combined attempt will be made to support The Presidential Election.—On this in- j teresting subject we have nothing new. , „ , ..... , corporal’s command will no doubt suffice to From all we can learn, little is known, and ^ t f ui clouds and darkness yet rest upon the re sult. The following, from tile Richmond Enquirer, contains every thing which per-!“ I the Judges in their refusal, by violence, corporal’s command will m ; tear from the feeble grasp of such a usurpa- i-Vt-ry puper and every document in wssiou, which is material to right Hull, I the undjwtic■ haps is-ascertained upon this topic. One thing appears to be certain—Mr. Crawford’s friends are determined “ never to give up J (jli ar leot<m the ship.” “ We have private accounts from Wash ington to Saturday last. Our correspondent Bays, that all that can be said on the Presi dential election, is hut speculation, and those who do more, are not to be credited!—that no man living can say with certainty. wliat the final result is to be !—that the election has never been more uncertain, than at this time, and the friends of all the candidates seem to be sensible of it: that the struggle is tu be a hard one; and although we have yet a clear sky and sunshine, and much forbearance, there will, ere long, be a mighty movement in the wa ters ; the under currents are swelling a little and the pilots are looking ahead; that Mr. Crawford has four states which nothing can shake, Georgia, N. Carolina, Virginia and Delaware ; that if N. York does not go for him, her voto will be divided and lost; that Mr. Adams will get tho six New-Englnnd (perhaps 5 only) and probably Illinois—that •Maryland and N. Jersey are divided be tween Jackson and Adams ;—that it is pos sible, the vote ofthree or four of the States may be Inst by division—Tliefriends ofMr. Crawford have hold but one tone. “ Wo nail our flag to the mast, ami sink with the ship.”—" Mr Crawford is quite well; and his friends are in good spirits. Never was t man surrounded and upheld by more warm or disinterested friends.” “ God grant, (says a letter from Washington) that he may yet triumph ! I ask it ter the peace and prosperity of my country I” A letter from Washington, noticing the late promotion of Midshipmen, states, that it went through the Senate with scarcely a dissenting voice. k 1001.” almonds «md ••aisiiis, "111 BAGS Soft Shelled Almonds M. V 100 BoxeB Bunch Raisins 100 do Muscatel do I 100 do Blsnm do Landing from ship William Penn, ferni by N. J. BAYARD No. 14, Jones’ Buildinm, 5Sp Feb 2 A N extra meeting of “Thot-sanii xitn One ” will be held at best advantage, and accordingly took him to the police office. He soon, however, dis covered from the interrogatories put to him ject; and that lie had come on an awkward errand, which might per chunce invoke him in serious difficulty. In short, he was girnn to understand, that although this was a great trading metropolis, where all kinds of goods and wares could be bought and sold, yet no one presumed to deal in dead human flesh. He then became excessively alarmed, beg ged pardon, and promised if they would let him go, he never would engage in such an other speculation- In consideration of his ignorance and apparent simplicity, he was accordingly permitted to depart, and made OOMMCHROXAX.. Ill Senate, on Thursday, 20th ult. Mr. pff with all possible baste towards hisua- Lloyd, ot Massachusetts oifered the follow- |j ve state.—Ev. Post. ing resolution, which was read and laid on the table. Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Resolved, That the Senators of this Com monwealth, in Congress, he instructed, and the Representatives requested, to urge, at their present session, the adjustment of the claim of Massachusetts on the Government ofthe United StutcB, for disbursements ne cessary in the Commonwealth’s defence during the late war; and that the admis sion of its justice and validity, so far as it has been expressed by the authorities of the National Government, is duly appreciated. Attested by the President of the (Senate of Massachusetts, the Speaker ofthe House, and the Governor ofthe State. Mr. Holmes, of Maine, and Mr. Chandler respectively presented similar resolutions of the Legislature of the State of Maine, which were also read, and ordered to lio on on the table. On motion of Mr. Van Huron, who wish ed to give some gentlemen, further opportu nity of examining thu ease, who desired to participate in the discussion of it, the re- iort on the petition of the New-England Mississippi Land Company was again post poned until next day. The Senate then, according to the order ofthe day, proceeded to the consideration of the bill, reported by the Committee of Foreign Relations, for the suppression of piracy. The bill having been read through —Mr. Barbour (Chnirman of the Commit tee lyhicli reported the.bill) rose, and deli vered a speech of nea rly two hours’ dura tion, in explanation and defence of tho prin ciples of the Report of the Committee, the measures proposed by the bill. &c. The further consideration oftho bill was postponed until next day. In the House of Representatives, on mo tion of Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, it was Resolved, That so much ofthe Journal of the 2d session of the 6th Congress, as re. lutes to the election ofthe President of the United States by the House, be printed. The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal subscription bill, was then taken up, but before a decision the House adjourned. ularly requested, as business of much im portance will be transacted. By order of the Noble, W II, Secretary. Feb 2 1 lour and Tobacco QAA BARRELS Richmond SmsprfoJ •vv 200 do do , FintF.cu ♦)0 do Ship Stuff GOKcgfi Richmond manuafac turnd Tobacco Landing from sloop from sloop Henry, and for paH CUMMING& GWATHMKY. Notice. T HE creditora of Mr. William Turner, arc requested to mef*t at the Count ing-Room of Messrs*. Andrew Low & Co. TO-MORROW MORNING, (Thursday,)| sult purchasers, by VY. LIPPITT di CM V VibftPCO KEGS TOBACCO, Of br.r-4/ g which are in high repute, ml J landing, from Richmond, for sale in Ims to ., at eleven o’clock, Feb 2 5ft “ Savannah Library ocicty ” Also a constant supply of V/ssar's S perwr Me. Fob 2 58p T IIE Members of this society arc reques- Afp w «( ti-ivanq uNiq-ur H .wl ted to attend the Anniversary Meeting rlCW , ‘ ll g“ r &UU MO- ' ' lasses 2QQHOGSHBADB Prime New Os on Monday next, 7th inst. at half past 3 o’ clock P. M. L. MASON, Sec’ry. Feb 1 58 The hill to provide for the extension of tho Cumberland road, was yesterday or dered to be engrossed for a third reading, in the House of Representatives, by a so lemn decision, exhibiting a majority of twelve votes in its favor. There is little doubt of its passage in that body, along with the bill authorizing a subscription to the stock ofthe Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, which, like the other, is now depen ding nil its third reading. In like manner awaits its third reading, the bill for the relief of sufferers by Iosb of property destroyed during the late war— We should be glad to see that hill pass also, in company with tho long deferred act f justice to Georgia, in the shape of a bill llir paying the claims of her militia for ser ve es rendered to tho United States thirty years ago.—Nat. Int. IDth ult. 27,715 A steam engine lias been constructed in by a Mr. Thomas Dotterer. which is described us so simple in its con struction, that any negro mechanic can su perintend its operation The Engine is of five horse power, and griitdB from eight to ten bushels per hour with ease, and con sumes not more than one third of a cord of common pine wood. The whole expense of Engine and Mill, it is said, would not ex ceed 2000 dollars. By its cheapness it will be an acquisition on plantations that are de ficient of water for impelling machinery it can be applied to any purpose, especially to ginning, grinding, pounding, &c, A fire broke out at 2 o’clock of tho morn ing of the 23d ult. at St. Augustine, in the house occupied by Mrs. Campbell as a boar ding house, whish destroyed the Custom- House, and two others before it was oxtin guished. The loss is estimated a - . $20,000. A Mr. Warburg was much injured by being compelled to precipitate himself a distance of 40 or 50 feet from the roof of the house in which the fire originated. By the verdict of a Jury, after two days investigation, it was decided that Mr. Noah, has a legal right to the lease ofthe office in which tho National Advocate is now pub lished. * C. sp. aking of this invention Tn 1807, "saVs Brig Sarah Atm, Stetson, (of Penobscot,) National Legislature.—On Wednesday, —“ The whole interior of the Southern *days from Dominica, in ballast to tho 19th ult. the Scnato took up the report of States was languishing, and its inhabitants ,nastl ' r - of the Judiciary Committee, unfavorable to emigrating, for want of some object ; to en- * Schr. George, Harris.Providence, 7 days, the petition, nt Ebennzcr Oliver and others.. gage their attention and employ their! in- tn Hill. il. Blair, Win. Bowers, J. B. Directors ul the New England Mississippi din-try, when the invention of this machine Richmond, O. Taft, and the master. Pas- Land Company. a t once opened views to them which set the senger, Mr. Luther. [The petitioners appeal from & decision of whole country in motion. From childhood sloo P st - Mary's, Nye, from St. Marys, the Commissioners appointed to carry in*o to age. it bus presented us a lucrative.nm- ?!”! Little Satilla, with S. I. Cotton, and New-York, Jan. 22.—Cotton.—Tiie im port of the week ending 21st instant was 3385 bales. From Virginia, 346 ; North- Carolina, 928 ; Suutli-Carnliim, 91 ; Geor gia, 398 ; Alabama, 1622—total 33115.— Since our last report the market 1ms been active and sales extensive, say about 5000 hales of all sorts ; partly for export, partly on speculation, and some for home use. For the last two dayB prices have advanced (tom } to j cent per lh. A considerable lot of Petersburg Cotton brought 16, on time. We therefore advance nnr quotations. Upland, 14 a 16 ; Louisia na, 16i a 19 ; Sea-Island 24 a 30 ; Tenes- sce 14 a I5j; Alabama 14 a 16. The poor est sorts of Uplands are out of market—we consequently have no quotations for them. Rice—Importation 566 tierces, t9 half tierces. The sales of this article have been pretty extcnsiv|, and as the demand has been chiefly for the best qualities, the mar ket has become bare of every kind that can be called prime. The sales have been up wards of 1000 tierces from $2 46 a 3 34 per 100 lbs- on the usual credit. As it seems a general wish ofthe dealers for us to quote by the 100 lbs. we shall, in future, gratify them. Rice, old and ordinary, 2 46 a 2 66; do, new, middling to prime. 3 12 a 3 34. Exchange.—Bills on London, which ad vanced 1 a 1} per cent, immediately on the withdrawal of the U. S. Bank from the mar ket, have declined a little and are now worth 10 a 10j. Bills on London, 60 days, 10 a 102 pr ; fin France, 5 15 a 5 20. United States Bank Shares, UOJ a 118. Freights.—To Liverpool, Cotton, per lb jd a £d ; to the Continent, do do 1 a I j cts. New-Orlrans, Jan. 10-—Carton.—Arrived from Friday morning 31st December 1H24, to Friday morning 7th instant: of Louisi ana anti Mississippi, 3,327 hales, across the Lake 133, Mobile 8. In all 3,448 bales.— Cleared in the same time for Greenock 921 hales. Havre 1,571, Bordeaux 740, New York 2,246, Baltimore 333, together 5,810 bales : difference in favour of exportB 2,342 bales. Stock oil hand to day, including all on ship board, not cleared. Stock on hand same time last season, 16,242 ' Stock, mi hand same time season before, 25,641 The sales since our last considering the weather, have been extensive in all descrip tions except Mobiles which are scarce.— The market continues steady at our former quotations which are continued ; as to the demnnd, it appears somewhat more ani mated, which may he owing in part to the late accounts from England, and the num ber now engaged in shipping, who wish to despatch their respective vessels. Louisiana and Mississippi choice. 16 a 17; prime, 14 a 15 ; good, 12 a 13; inferior to middling, 10 a 11 j sales ; Mobifi H; N- Y J V4LLKAU, JUSTICE OF THE FEME AND NO- TARY PUBLIC, T ENDERS his services to the Public at bis office in Johnston's Squnro, in Fray's Buildings one door East ofM'AIlis- tor's Buildings, where he will be found at all leans Sugar 50 do do For sale by Fob 2 do Mollify ( b lieuleel Hoarding. A FEW BOARDERS can be well ac. comtnodatod, at*a low price, in a lival times ready for the transaction of business and pleasant part ot the city. Applt in the above Departments.—Also ** corner Broughton and Montgom- CONVEYANCING AND ENGROSS- or y-^« eta - or at tllls °»ce. IN G. &c. ! : Fob 9 RRi.n 5Rl Notary Public. fJNHE subscriber has taken No. 14, Mon- Adm n st ator’s Sale. yyiEi. be sold on the first Tuesday u gin’s West Wharf, fronting the Bay. where he will attend to all business ns a PUBLIC NOTARY, and for the SHIP PING OF SEAMEN. Having been con- versnnt in canes of Insurance* he also of* fers his services as an INSURANCE BRO KER. In commercial cities, besides incor porated Insurance offices, it is common and , - ; X aC l J usual to have offices where individuals un- contanung abeut five hundred acres, April next, at the Court-H,.use n the city of Savannah, by permission nflin Honorable the Justices ofthe Inferior Coait of Chatham county, One undivided fourth of a tract of land, containing about live hundred acres. «> Cumberland Mend, Camden'Cnnntr.kiion as Plum Orchard, and an undivided li-urth of a certain tract of land situated on sail derwrite, and who often take risks, when granted to Gen. Lachlan M’lt- the incorporated offices refuse, and often piun. Urchard Tnict. ' 0 “ ' ^ ^ Also, a tract called Lottery Hill, eituat* the insured divide the risk between thu one and the other. WM. BELCHER. Feb 2 58l fresh garden seeds AND Bulbous TWwe* Hoots* J UST received by the >uh«cribcr, and ranted of the Inst frrowfh, 20 b<i*es GUrden Seeds, put Uj; * j 4. tft'bUh >n fc Co. Philadelphia, expresa’y for t’tia nv.». ket, and containing the following assortin' nta, via. 4. Karl) curled Let- t. Drumhead Cabbagf 2 T ong Red Beet tuco 3 Lo g Oruige Carrot IS Royal Cabbage do 4 Pur ley !6. Nutmeg Melon 5 Leek 17, Sj>inacb 6. Onion ! 8. Summer Savoy 7. Salmon Radish '9. Swtet U-.nl 8. Early Purple do. ’0. Rage 9. Round leaved il. Na?!urtium 10. Early Turnips i2. Celery U. Late do -3 Early Peas 2 3*}nfy 4. Late do 13* Asparagus 25 Earlv bunch bean* - 6 Red French dj ALSO, 90 Packages con aimng the following Bui* bous Blower Roots, vis. 1, Double Hyacinths I 4.MmiemDgcrfl >wer F«ne Tiilipi I y DoubleTuhproce Z Narcissus j 6 jjitar of Bethlehem For sale by P M’DEHPO TT. *5 m, i ,in •. rn * maiming, m a 119 baies ; moDiie or S. Ala- The late Eh Whitney, Esq. was one of| bama ", t3 . 8d |it , 2 . 3d alit p miiKl. iiiKiinnrnittnpn mon nnr r>Aiintr,r imo , . m 1 1 » . ;, 11, scarce ; Tenessee and N. Alab pr. 12| a 131; 2d quality, 11 a 11J ; 3d quality, 10 a 10£, sales. the most distinguished men our country has produced, and his loss will bo deeply felt and lamented throughout the nation. He was a native of Wostborough, in Massa chusetts, and graduated at Yale College, in 1792. His inventive genius rendered him one of the greatest benefactors uf the age, and was the means of chnnging the ! whole course of induslry in the southern section of the Union. Previous to tlio in vention of his Cotton-Gin, in 1793 or 4, scarcely a pound of upland cotton was rais ed for exportation. In the short period of 12 years, tho exports amounted to about 12,0,.>0,000 dollars. Judge Johnson, of S. PORT OF SAVANNAH. CLEARED, Schr. Sophronia, Robinson, Havana, H. Kirby. ARRIVED, on the Ogeechee Road, three miles from Savannah, containing ahout six liundrrl acres, belonging to the real estate of N. is. Bayard, deceased—sold for the benefit u! the heirs and creditors, of said estate. N. J. BAYARD, I Administrator estate N. S. Bnvard. ! Feb 2 siiuf Gin, Share Moulds, Park, t’Jc. C. C. GRISWOLD, offers for Bale, IV,\ BARRELS Northern Gin • 20 do Whiskey . 8 Tons Share Moulds 20 Barrels Mess Pork, New-York City Inspection 15 Rarrels Newark Cider 100 Kegs White I.uad_ . 22 do Black Paint" 8 do Verdigris 5 do Spanish Brows 10 Barrels Whiting 3 Tons Steel Jan 31 Printing Paper. REAMS of good quality Impfosl Printing Paper, for sale at co.-t and charges for cash. Apply at this Office, dec 27 English Potatoes. T HREE HUNDRED Hampers of 5t?1 quality English Potatoes, just reefiv* l t ed from Liverpool, per brig Diana, for sale »’• on board L at^lYlfair's Wharf, or by BRADLEY, CLAGHORN ArWOOl), Jan 22 Anciaux's Wharf. effect the compromise between the United ployment. Individuals who were d« prcs- Hides, to Jno. M’Nisli, A. G. Millcn, Petit States and the holders of Yazoo lands, tin dor the act of lfM4. The report sets forth sed with poverty, and sunk in idleness, have Hevillers, Jno. Holzendorf, and to the mas- , - ----- suddenly risen to wealth and respectability. * er * Passengers, T. Millen, 11. Lands, That, befor^ the commissioners, the pe'i- Our debts have been paid, our capitals in- Jno. Holzendorf, James Holzendorf, P. Be- tioncrs, as trustees of the New England creased, and our lunds trebled in value.— z°nda, and Mr. Troup. Mississispi Land Company, claimed, as the We cannot express the weight of obliga- ^tearn Boat Pendleton, Bracken, from Sfntcfi Bank Shares at New-York P' ,rsons fnMM to the one milium Jive hun- tion which the country owes to this inven- Augusta, bound to Charleston. United fetat s U n ar ,a fltw York,; dre(I nn dmy thowantl dollar», directed to tion—the extent of it cannot now be seen.” SAILED, Jan. 22d, 118 to IlftJ. I be issued to the Georgia Mississippi Land The mechanical ingenuity displayed by Ship Emerald, Howes, Liverpool. Sheriff's Sales. ILL be sold, at the Market H >use, in he Town of S». Mary«, on the first Saturday after the first Tuesday of Mire* nest, between the hours often and fi ur oMk One negro man named Cato, levied on »• the property of Joseph Rain, to satisfy an e* edition in favor of Belton A. Copp. Also, One undivided third nf three negro slaves o wit: 'Sophy, Jisienter^ it d Sand), levied on as the property of Jane O'Neal, to wtirfv an execu ion in favor ot K Brunet, by bis Guard'an. Also, One trset of land on Crooked River, containing 150 ^cres, bounded norh by vs- dint 1st d, east by A. J pi ati's land, south bv Crooked River and marshes, west by E-Shear man, the greater part of said tract is under cultivation—one p»ir Card Tables, one nsir fire- logs, (.hovel nnd tongs, one dock, half • ~i ^ "*!* M* "I™*. o-Pfthqfdow. lion in favor of B A. Copp. M.H HKUB ttiD, S.O C, 86 M -rv«, Jan. V9.182J. F« 2 58 blacking. A FEW dozen of Day & Martin’s Genu ine Blacking, for sale by P. E. BRASSINNE, Druggist, opposite the Exdiaqgs. Jan 26 TlOBbtHW T HE house of the subscriber, six 'mile* from Savannah, was entered on San- Administrator's Sale, On the first Tuesday in April next, [ WILL veil at 111* Coart-H-,u«e in J iffcr- *< » Camden County, between the usual hours of sale, Harr;, Ned, end his wife Tamer, and her four children, Daniel, Me.ihen. John end Yor- ick. li; property of the Estate of Le.ge Harrison, deceased, for the benefit of the creditors and heirs ot said ealate, pursuant to leave granted by I he Court of Ordinary of said County. UKORQE U011IUS0N Admin strator, with the Will annexed, of Geonre Iturison, Sen. dieted, leff-rsnn, 24th Jen. 1835, FebS * and robbed of a long single barrel fowling piece, a silver English hunting watch. No. 1398 ; and the lock of his desk was forced and from twelve to fifteen dollars, ia sro«0 change, mostly silver, and one silver dolls* taken therefrom. A reasonable reward will be given for the apprehension «ff the thief and recovery of tho property. C. F. HUNK. Feb 1 57p Marine and Fire Insurance Company. A N election will be held on MONDAY, the 14th February, at the office of the Marine and Fire Insurance Company, to* seven Directors, to manage the affairs ol the Institution for one year. AJ.EX. M. KER, Sec’ry. Feb 1 57