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«^nly allot about * length ahead of tho K. turned about, nnd went down the river af ter lur boat, which having como in conlrael with the Kent, the letter had cut loose.- Alter viewing this suite of .team, I could sot but think that the berating of boilers might be attributed to other causes than iron or copper, high pressure, or low pres- ure, itc. The landing of passengers from these boats, to those uuaccuinstomcd to it, is singular and alarming. The buggage is placed in the small boat as she hangs at the side, after which,the passengers taking their to the rniToas or the Georgian. pears that the wantoness of visitors, has- ] On Sunday last, when tho constables tens its destruction more than the ravages 1 }'f or ”' n search ol the boy who stoln Mr. f . . IDowts muuey, they discovered a boy tpoa- 01 time. | rently 17 or 111 years old, of rather a suspi cious appearance, loitering about the out skirts of the town, who, on being questioned , , „ _ feigned himself in a slate of intoxication.— In looking over your paper of Saturday On being takon, however, and subjected to morning, I perceivod among tho ordinances no examination, this persun proved to be s passed by the City Council, a hill to amend j . Il was ascertained that she had . . worked in this town for some months in tho firo ordinance (exempting owners of men’s cloths, & had called herself“ Charles property fVoin Airmailing fire buckets.) The Treleathoriiig.”—She hns been Bent to the passage of this bill has elecitcd a few oliser- houSB °fcorreetion—/>orhW Argu.. vations from one interested, which 1 beg you will place before tho public. ltis said in the London Morning Chroni cle, says tho National Gazette, that when the Mexican Congress hesitated about the Ua&lBlIW&IBlB* T HE subscriber has received per Louisa M atilda, and brig Pheasant, a supply of the following articles i Knives anu ForkB Pen, Pocket and Two Blade Knives Copper and Iron Tea Kettles Brittania Tea and Table Spools Iron do do do Brass and Iron Candlesticks Wafer and Waffle Irons Drawing Knives and Pittsaws Hand, Pitt, PC Cut and Mill Saw Files N. B. WEED. SeptO tie place, and the boat belog lowered, a rope | It has always been my impression, that, ^^‘“ofZ7rea“de w".h ‘the ‘ of tho bows, anu the boat in this nr nnv iron country, when a Leirisla- . o.u;..w - : l„ t* „• n„ is fastened to ono sheets uirwitbgrc.it velocity, (tho steam boat going at the rate Of a or 9 mile, per (mur.) When near the landing place, the line is suddenly slackened, uud the boat genlly touches tho. wharf. Every thing iB thrown out in a moment, and those in wai ting taken in, when the bout goes off with Mill greater rapidity. The stranger who goes on board these boats at night, cannot but feel the novelty and apparent danger of jiis situation—fur the steam-boats puss will) such rapidity, that several liuudred yards o lino must be paid out,and it being wound in by a part of the machin*y,you trovel thro’ the water at the rate of fourteen miles an hour or inure, which greatly elevates the hows of tho small boat and depresses the the stern, so that it is actually sometimes nearly a fool beneath tho surface of the wa ter. We landed about eleven t/clock at West Point, The high reputation oi this Acad- amy, has rendered it an object ot much in- terott i and its commanding and romantic situation always render it an object ol first attention to the tourist. We were accom modated with lodgings at Mr. Cozzens, the contractor for furnishing food far the Cadets — Pha Academy and other buildings are elevated 2UU feet, above tile Hudson, in the midst of the most romantic soenery. Here Hie art o f war is studied, practically and ■theoretically. Indeed every thing is con ducted in the strictest spirit of military dis cipline, At the time we visited it, the Ca dets were encamped us usual two muuths in every year—they have here to sustaio ev ery hardship incident to the soldier’s life, and are at the mercy of all wcutlicrs—it is not wonderful, therefore, if some of those young men who have previously I'olt nothing hut the kind indulgence of parents and friends, should consider tne discipline they are subjected to at first aa galling, but I be lieve they are soon reconciled to it by hab it, which can reconcile mankind to any thing, and frequently make accomplished soldiers and citizens- Among the Cadets who have been most distinguished, is Alex. D. Bache, a great grandson of Dr. Frank lin. and who has received the highest hon ors of the institution. British commissioners by the Mexican Ex cCutive,tile commissioners transmitted an in this or any free country, when a Legisla tive body passes a law for taxing the com munity, particular care should be takon in ? g ' n ! a ' communication to the latter, declar- , . ' 1 mg in substance, that if the treaty was not training that law, not to oppress any part • a t once attended fo, their authority must of the people—each individual, as tar ub he cease, that Mr. Mnrier (one of them) would portion of the burthen—that this will not be Mexican territory as soon ns the delicate the case, should the above bill he carried l state of his wife’s health would allow, into effect, I hope to prove satisfactorily by the statement of n few simple fac's. ■ Some lime ago, the Firemen, in confor mity with tin; instructions contained in tho ordinance, (of which the bill mentioned is BOARD OF HEALTH. Savannah, 8k.pt. 7, 1025. The Board of Health has the satisfaction to state, that at no period lias the City of JUsT RECEIVED, For New-York, CESTABLISHED LINE,) The established line picket ship LOUISA MATILDA, W. W. Storyi Matter, — Will sail on Thursday next.— r or freight or passage, apply on board ur to Sept 6 HALL & HOYT. 60 BARRELS Philadelphia Whiskey DAY, at Hunter’s Wharf. 10 high proof fine flavor amendatory) examined tile different wards; Savannah enjoyed a greater degree of many of our citizens had, previous to tliut, lionlllr than at present—and that from tiro examination, supplied themselves with the j advancement oftlio season and the preva lence of favorable weather, it is believed, if ntimborof buckets specified—numbers sinco that period liavo provided their quota. After putting ourselves to considerable expence to obey a law*another is passed— the purport of which is to exempt us from doing what we have already accomplished. No doubt there are many persons who will be benefited hy tile repenl of that section of tho ordinance. Those citizens who have provided buck ets at the rate ol' jtv-’fJ-j, are now taxed 73c. for every fire place. Those who have- not, are obliged to pay the same amount, together with a fiuo of one dollar for each bucket deficient—thus, in a manner, paying them for non-confurrnity to the city laws— leaving a clear bu lance in their favor of jjl tjj fiir each deficiency. It is well known there are a great many stores ill I Ire city to which there are no fire places attached, and from which tho owners derive considerable income—consequently they are exempt from the tax imposed—if the risk of fire is taken into consideration in connection with fire places, there is more danger to be apprehended from these very stores—tlie grealer part of which are filled with combustible materials. Again—there are many individuals who own houses which have remained umceupi- pied for probabiy two or three years, these individuals am at a considerable cxpcnce without receiving any income. Is it just to increase their expence ? I merely suggest these few remarks, has tily thrown togother, Imping tlml at tlmir next meeting, Council will inke into ennsi the Board continues to receive tlm co-oper- ations of its fellow citizens, in keeping the city in a cleanly condition, no danger need be apprehended. By order of the Bonn/, I. K. TEFFT, Sec'ry. Deathi in the City of Savannah during tlie week ending OUl September, intt. Do ed do 60 Kegs Cut Naila, assorted sizes 1110 lings Shot do do 50 Ivegs Powder 30 Half Boxes Soap 10 Qr. Casks Malaga and Teneriffc NVine 2 Half Pipes Sicily Madeira 3 ■" 2 . „ . Santa Cruz Sugar Si Java Coffee Loaf and Lump Sugar London Porter IN STORE, 1500 Bushels Liverpool and Turks Is land Salt For New-York, 4 The regular packet brig PHEASANT, . Jervis, Matter, Freight will bo taken at moderate rates and she will be immediately despatch ed. JOS CUMMING. ITT Consignees of goods by the above vea eel are requested to receive them THIS " * ”, at H lOe For Baltimore, For sale by The schr. RISING SUN, Capl. Fairbank, , _ Will be despatched wiihoot delay. ........... . or freight or passage appIvtoCapt. F.on Pipes 3d proof pure Holland Gin I boar<1 ' at Hal1 * HoytjsWlsorf. or to Pipes Cognac Brandy, slip. qiml. r J-B. HERBERT & CO. “ ~ ^ — Landing from said schooner, 800CT Pounds Prime Bacon 50 Barrels Flour 3 Kegs Cavendish Tobacco 1000 Bushels Corn 2 Barrels Starch 10 Boxes Fig Blue Sept ft WILTBERGERdt CORMWELL. Fo J: Bale J - B - HERBERT Si CO. lip August 27 Tlie buildings for tlm accommodation of deration tlie effects which will necessarily the Professors are of brick, six in number —five buildings of stouo are devoted,to the use of the Cadets. At the point, nenr Furl Putnnm, is the former residence of Kosci- usco and his garden, whore the Cadets in tend to erect a monument to tlm memory of the Polish Pulriot. The Cadets aro divided into four classes —uud tlm course of studies embraces four years, under upwards of twenty teachers. Tnore is an excellent library attached to the institution. The result o.’ the studies of every Cadet is regularly noted, by which result from the passago of the act alluded to, and remedy the evil accordingly. SENEX. Tlm following extract from one of the ' two papers in this state, opposed to Gover nor Tiiogp, will show what moansare taken to inspire confidence in a falling cause :— race of the People.—'The following ex tracts from tlm Editor’s correspondence.will show that our cause id rapidly advancing. From Ch tth'im County.—I have takun great pains to inform mysolfof the state of Died of Debility Dysentery Consumption Worm Fever Old age Total, I, agodfiyenrs. 1, aged 43 years. 1, aged 46 years. 1, aged 3 years. 1, aged 93 years. *>— Si Cognac Brandy, Goshen but A ter and Salmon. j 1 ft PIPES fourth proof Cognac Brandy, j 1" warranted pure oa imported, Grape ; Brand 10 Kegs Goshen Butter 6 Boxes Smoked Salmon Just received and fur sale by Sept 8 J. B. HERBERT Si CO, A To Rent, That large and commodious Brick Tenement Building in York Street, near Jefferson-St. Whiskey. P hiladelphia whiskey,in hogs heads, just received nnd for sale by Sept « C. C. GRISWOLD Si CO. »XED, On thr 26th lilt, after a short illness, in in tlieo.’d year nfhernge, Miss Isauklla S. Fothringiiam, At Providence, on tfie(%3il ultimo, Mart Elizu. infant daugther of Mr. Edward Padolford. of Savannah, Geo. Brass Andirons. J^ECEIVBI) per Louisa Matilda, and for sale by Sept 6 N. B. WEED. He PORT OF SAVANNAH. India Floor Matting. J UST received, a few pieces of the above article, and for sale by I. W. next Also, two Stores on Jefferson-St. adjoining Mr. E. Jencks’, Rent will I moderate. Apply to THO’S, R. PRICE. August 0 97rp To Rent, That convenient two DWELLING HOUSE In Bry' un-Street, Reynolds Square, a present occupied by Mrs. Carson Possession to be given the 10th October. ARCH. SMITH. Attorney for Mrs. J. Bourke. Sept 1 08rr. Sept 8 . MORRELL. MANSION house. and commodious house, in tn w Q VJi/ SS/O himself that bv his ui mHE above immense sum, is contained ^ wil share 1 in the scheme of GRAND CANAL h T ARRIVED, Schr. Esther. Wardwel), Providence, 5 LOTTERY.in the following brilliant prizes! days, with a full cargo, to Cohen & Miller, consignees, A. & E, Wood, W. Lippett, P. 5,660 Dollars, 1000 DOLLARS. 1000 DOLLARS. 1000 DOLLARS. 1000 DOLLARS. 1000 DOLLARS. _ nnn n„ll .- wan a rauiiiui a 5,000 Dollars, Mansion House 1000 DOLLARS. 1000 DOLLARS. 1000 DOLLARS. 1000 DOLLARS. 1000 DOLLARS with a faithful and expcriencetl ostler. And in prizes of $200, jj 100, and lower de- noiuinatiun, the large amount of DOLLARS J 24 »840 DOLLARS PRICE OF TICKETS. and villo to Macon, Clinton Hotel H. H. SLaTTER. Clinton, August 23. 07fre Hili, O Taft, H. Blair, order, and tlm mas- . ter. Spoke on Sunday morning last, in sight of Cape Hntteras, sehr. Adventurer,! from Boston for this port. | Schr. Experiment, Purquct, Jefferson, 2 days. SAILED, Schooner Rising Sons, Allen, for ——. Sloop John Chevalier. Simon. Charleston. Sloop Cynthia, Turner. Beaufort. Tlm ship Messeuger.Biilfiningtnn, arrived at Philadelphia on the 28th ult. from St. Pe- u ri „i„„ „„ ■■ ■— t.i-r-hiirg. V Wholes, i $6 00 accounts to this office tor settlement. Tlm brig Adeline, Brown, 10 days from . * . * . 5 . *. * . * . * . *. *. ? s'S' ~ — TT ths port, with lumber and rice, bound to Uuar ers ’ ! • ‘ so N ™ fnlk l in ?fr H ' 0n ."' ,e This Lottery drew on Wednesday, and ,^'Tin f ,T,^n «S.* n L'LA^; l ,' lVK 0Ut ’ ln the result will be received on Thursday or lai. 33, mi king 400 trokes per hour. Friday next. A few ticket* and shares, * — . - ’ - ordered in the above splendid scheme, re main, which are requested to be called for, WM. ROBERTSON, schr. Georgia Col. Raro- At New-York, 26th ult. Ann. Lowe. 7 days. At. Daltiui-irn, 29th ult. schr. say, lloore, 7 days. CLKAKKI) Ton THIS PORT, At Boston, 25th ult. schr. Adventurer, Vernal. tho war department is placed in possession ! P ublic 6 P ininn thi;i county, and 1 find that Of the particular talents and acquirements i Trou P ia ground boyoud all my fi.r- of each individual, who ia accordingly ap-1 ranr calculations. That affair of Wirt has pointed at the expiration of his studies, t 0 j *i™e him up here.” that service in which lie is most likely to be ■ veril >' “ 0,,r c,nm '” i" in B ’ u< h ,lun fi f-r if useful. 1 the other notices, of the same kind, publisli- The police is extremely rigid-one of tlie' cd in tl,e 8umo pi, P er ’ are no boUor ,bundt!l1 regulations struck me as of excellent ten- : tlmn lbis> " 0ar cau ’ c ” l,e,e ’ alluded tu in deucy—no debts are allowad to be contract- this extract fr0,n this adv ''"'' ill fc'” ed by the Cadets. The studies of the Ca- ^ a rotrogade direction. Seriously, sb dels continuo till 4 o’clock in the afternoon, 1 ,ar fr " m G ' Mtge M> Tr “ Up bei “ g “ done up Mlien they parade till sunset. The proper ,hat rtatos,nan 1,a3 beon B,cad,1 >' ad disposition of time is no where studied or , vancin " aud nevor 8tooJ au h,gh ln tll,a practised to better advantage than in this community as at the present n.oment-hia academy—every day and every hour is ma j 1,r ' ( y W ' B bl ‘ l ar ff'' r t * ian b ‘ s warmest appropriated to ita particular duty—the pr i e,| ds expected time of rising—the hour ofmeals, and their duration—the hour to retire to quarters— ONE OF THE MAJORITY On Saturday last. I requested informs uulto bed are all fixed, a w d superintended t ion whether Mr. Tfj.fair hud signified by officers appointed for the purpose* j Jjj 8 intention to be a candidate at the uiisu- We were disappointed in onr expectation ing election in October, as a Representative of seeing the Cadets at drill, as on Sundays in the State Legislature. Since that peri- firills are now dispensed with. We, howov- 0| 1 overy opportunity has been offered for 8r ’ saw /be battalion formed in the morning, on answer to a plain question—it has not inspected, and carried through a part of the been furnished, and I therefore conclude, manual. Wp saw them mount and relieve that such intimation has never been given guard. During the time they were forming I repeat—if Mr. Tki.f air is a eaudidnte, I and during the march back to camp.it rain- p ball not. object to it; but, after his declara- ed tremendously, during which as far aa tinns that ho whs uot. it is due to Mr. T. exposure to the weather without flinching, H'" 1 his present intentions should be pos- cunstitutes the duty of the soldier, they lively known; until which time believing displayed it in perfection. it to be his wish not to be a candidate, and Frevioua to dinner,wc clambered up to old that n0 ono ,ia * authority to announce him, Fort Putnam >, but in consequence of tlie 1 canm,t 60 consider him. A VOTER, heavy rain at the time, we were deprived of the prospect,which was one of the objects of our viait. The Fort it rapidly going to ccay, and in a few years I doubt whethor “ Justice,” and other commugications are omitted for the want of time. much beside the bare rock will remain to New Flour and Hams. 1 BARRELS Howard Street New X i/v Flour, from new wheat 200 Superior Hama, in bags 40 Boxes Bacon, shoulder & raidlings 50 Barrels Whiskey, die. Landing from the echooner Cygnet, and for JjuiB at tlu x.„, ”* ••'tu'ouiu ui ure run g , w |,j ( ,j, | le j^i ordered of the Creek'eale by HALE <i HOYT. > M lh* bottom of tho preciyice, it ep ; ■ jands.-JYot, Ink f Scpb# Wo understand that a letter haa been re- - j ceived at the War D n i>artment, from Gov. ard the trouble of the traveller. From ; Trmip, in which the Governor expresses ‘henumke, of the fregmenu of tho Fort! BOA HD OF HEALTH. Savannah, September 7th, 1825. R ESOLVED, “That tho City Scavcn. ger be requested to lay before this oi.i'il. ui their iocular meetings, the names : 'such persons ns violate tilt.' First Section' Sept 8 Georgian Office. ANOiiDItfANJE To prevent Jiegeoetor Pertont of Colour from pa*riny itith dekelo after 10 ot clock, F M and for other pu potet B B it ordain ;d a. the Mayor and AMe men of tt e Ci y of S.rann-b and hamlets thereof, that from and after the passage of th>« Ordinance, no general ticks ahull pass a negro o- person of colour after 10 o’clock, P M —*,.d no ticket which may be given sha 1 from Liverpdol, 200 CRATES Crockery War assorted particularly for tail nppomiuig a City tfcavenger, &e. and that! U , I(I|< the pUee where he or ahe ia going! tlie r n>t Seclton. be published lor the in- .rrt tile purpose for whiih they are given, be iormetinn ui tlie citizens.’’ Extructfrom the Minutes, I. K. TEFFT, Sec’ry. i Sec. 1 Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen in Council atf •muled, and it is here by ordained by the authority of the tame, Thu' the owners, tenants, or occupiers ot houses, shall keep within their yards or en closures, a box or barrel of sufficient size, in which shall be deposited all the offul. filth, dirt, rubbish and other matter, generated iu said building and enclosure ; which said off.il, filth, dirt, rubbish, and other matter, shall be placed in said box or barrel, from the first day of April, to tlie last day of No vember, before tile hour of seven o’clock, A. M. and from tho firs, day ol November, to the last day of March, before the hour oft7Tglu o’clock, A. Al —and such matter so placed, shall be daily removed by the City Scavenger, to such place without the city, as shall from time to time be designated by the Mayor or City Council. And if any occupant or tenant of any lot, house or building, shall fail so to deposit in said box or barrel, the offal, filth, dirt, or rubbish, or ni lior matter, generated in the said house, lot or building, the said owner, occupant or tenant, so failing, shall be fined in a sum not exceeding thirty dollars, for each and every sucli offence. The said fine shall be appropriated, one moioty to the use of tho Board of Health, the other to the in former. * Passed in Council, April, 1823. JAM ES MORRISON, Mayor. Sept 8 11 F v not bt oi fore ■ after one n 'rht Fatted I it S.phmher. 18-J, in Cou Ml. A C. 1>AM.'L!., Mayor. fttr as’ M riTKns, P C hhenff’s Mile. On the Jirit Tuesday in November next, C ■. be Said before the Court Haute u> ih: city of Savannah, between the ui it si h.uia of sale, Two Stages^ four Horses, and four sets ot darnets, belonging ro tiiis end of tbc Angus, 'a Line, levied on un ler a fnrclosure of a Roi tgagc from Joaeph I. Thompson, to Jo seph Cumoiing, assigned to Alexander T Oopson. A- I. D’LYON, d s o. c. •epi 8 Landing, P ER schooner Philadelphia, and ship Louisa Matilda, 40 BarrclftNow-England Rum gJHlIfPipfte ) '5 Or. Cooks > Cette MadeiraWino. ■fl liali ttr.ido. ) l-V. . ,11 ■ ■ ANI> A-few casks and boxes Cheese For sale by COHEN & MILLER. Sept 6 10p sold at the Ncw-York and Boston for cash or approved paper- No. 5, Gibbous’ Buildings. A iiffi let 16 Ola H BLUE, and MIXT puirxs LONDON DUFFLE BLANKETS, last season. Their usual supply of PLAINS, BLANKETS S, BAGI be sold for June 24 79 Coffee, Pork and Lard. K BAGS COFFEE Jv 15 Bbls Mesa Pork, N.Y. citi 50 do Prime do 50 Kegs Lard For sale by C. C. GR Sept 3 do do Baif(finJVails, &c. 200 TICKETS RECEIVED, I N Eighteenth Class Union Canal Lotte ry, which will be drawn to-morrow in Philadelphia, Thoae who have ordered tickets in the above Lottery, are requested to call aud receive them, at LUTHER’S EXCHANGE OFFICE. Sept 6 Uau Alattrasaeg. J UST received by the William Wallace, an additional supply of DOUBLE and SINGLE HAIR MATTRASSES, which will be warranted of the best quality. I. W, MORRELL. Jan ft For sale by Sept 3 190 Casks Cut Nails 9 Hogsheads & ) Philadelpi 37 Barrels \ Whiskey 1 Hogshead Tobacco H. LORD Si CO. 09 Wanted, A GOOD SECOND HAND SULK Apply immediately to the editors. August 11! A CARD. T, fcssional services in the Courts of Bibb, | Henry, I Jones, I Crawford, Monroe, I Jasper, I Twiggs, J Pike. WASHINGTON POE. Mscon, Bibb County, f Ga.) July 7 8ft Mm James Anderson <^*C*. XTAVE removed to Hie middle tenement* ■“■R Young’s Buildings, where they offer lor sale a large aud general assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, received by the latest arrivals from Liver pool and New-York. June 24 79 IVEMAW AL. F¥1HE subscribers have removed to Joim- A ston's Square, next door west of Messrs. A. Low & Co. where they are 1 opening a handsome assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, in addition to their former stock. W. Si H. ROSE. April 5 10 13* The Darien Gazette, and Recorder, Milledgeville, will give tlie above four in sertions, and forward their accounts to this office. IL'BSffiBSSSa FfftHE subscriber offers for sale 100,000 X feet of NORTHERN LUMBER, be ing the entire cargo of the schuoncr Olive, consisting of Clear and Merchantable Boards One and a half, one and three-quarters and and two inch Plank. This lumber is ali of the best quality, and has been carefully selected for this market, and will be sold low if taken from the wharf- ISAAC W. MORELL. August 30 07 TO PLANTERS. THE SUBSCRIBERS TT AVING made * considerable purchase XX of last season’s imported PLAINS, which they offer for sale at the last year's price., for cash or drafts on their factors, payable any time before the 1st of April' next \ which must be, at least, 20 to 25 per ceut. less then the enauiug Fall Importation can be sold at. W■ A- Ii. ROSE, Savannah, 7th June, 1825. The Darien Gazette will insert the above 0 until the first of October, and send the bill to this office. g June 7 63 B - W ii. a. Loudon I’ovtfct, * Votton bugging, &.c. 0 * FEW casks, containing eight and* c XX half dozen each of Lonmin Porter, im- e ported in the ship Georgia, on 28th June s, last, are yet on hand and for sale; also, !r Cotton Bagging, e errtes of assorted Liverpool EARTHEN- ® WARE, and a variety of !- Seasonable Dry Golds, ■ ® Apply to ANDREW LOW dt CO. July 16 8# d xi * ■ 0. Notice. '■ rift HE subscriber fining about to leave Sa- “ X vannah, for the North, and wishiug 1 hereafter to confine his business to his re- ,r tail store at the Market Square, will dis pose oflhe present stock of GROCERIES at his Wholesale Store on the Bay. The . terms will be liberal. Anplv to , P. M’DERMOTT, 8 Who will also continue to attend to the l e COMMISSION BUSINESS. Js Notice. On the first Tuesday in October next, ‘MTlIaL be sold at the Court-House at is m Riceboroughv Liberty County, ho of tween the usual hours of sale, four Negroes, is w woman by the name of Mary, her son >e Joe, daughter Louisa, and an infant. Sold a, as the property of John Stewart, deceased. Terms of sale made known on the dav- D. STEWART, AdmV. August £7 M K Notice. 3, "paUlUNG my absence from Knvnnu-h, XX Mr. James G. Blois, and Mr. John Launhnan, are my authorised agents. Septl P. M’DERMOTT, t Notice. ... TOURING the absence of the subscriber, XX Mr. Emas Rkep. and Mr. Wm. I; n Rice, are his authorised agents. £ JON. MEIGS. | v August 13 200ut “n ftv aim’s Ce!e!-ratcd Ptiuacea. A Supply of this Medicine can be ob- A. tained, genuine, at the store of - LAY & HENDRICKSON. L Ang 13 c . Window Blinds. tUST received, an assortment of the V above articles of all sizes. 0. I. W. MORRELL. Julv 7 «4 Copper Stills. ng /"kNE STILL of 12ft Gallons V-r Two do. of 72 Gallons each ia Just received by the brig Frances, from Philadelphia, and for sale by August 2 P. M’DERMOTT. rf- H i HIS. A FEW ha rcls small sited Virginia A Hams, in bags, for sale by „ Septa C. C. GRISWOLD A CO American Shot. Flft IIE subscriber intends keeping a com- X plote assortment of this nrticle, ana will supply the dealers on nearly equal ln terms aa they can import it. "S^EScBiMa*. Septa - 10p 30 BOXES just August 6, teeived .mi) for g»fi&T idea