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mumm nt nirun«' th* pwwn rwite 'i.aitaitf^r.'jrag? tjfasg itr rink, : i't t t r i*iw*» collar*, b}itd country »*»»*,'I t i ( :: viva-doll SATURDAY MORNING. OPT. 29, IBM cr Th* next number of the Georgian will to published m usual, on Tuoodqy morning, after which it will to pahiistod daily throughout the season. v ,, Latest vmm Eunosi.—By tbs »rri**l It New-York, on tbo 20th instant, of the pocket ihip Jomee Cropper, Liverpool dates r lot He 16 th of Sept. Inclusive, Me received. A Utter of the 18th say<—*• Cotton i* in extensive demand, and nan improved fully Id. bn the aalea ol the lalt week. Another Uttpr of the eime date remark) ;— Our Cotton market ha* improved a little., aa; I to 4. in consequence of a good demand for the trade and for-exportation to the Oontioenb—Upland 61 a 10}; and very floe lOi." And a third—“There is a bolter demand for Cotton thia week, .and oo . the late lowest ealei.an' advance of} a } has baa been established, hot the Import contin- oea heavier than waa calculated on, tnd I J ar will, check much improvement; Up land! Td a 11 ; Sea Island nominal 16d to ■2d, and up to 3s 4d. A'ietter of the 16th meotiona the failure of the house of Messrs. W. M. Duncan A Sone.enflaged chiefly in the New-Orleana trade. Speaking of a Shipment ofCottoo, it ii observed, •• We fear theie Cottons will not answer your ex pectations. Since the annexed wae printed, (hame as recetvad by the ship America.] wo hove had o steady dbihapdfor Cotton at a trifling improvement, say {d to |d on Fri day’s sales, owing mostly to the stocks of the houses, felled, being taken off the mar ket." The Intelligence from Greece is of a Boro gratifying character than that reeeiv- ad by previoos arrivals. Tho Captain Pacha , and Ibrahim Pacha, after leaving o garri- % non at Tripolitxa.had pn^oaded toCsrytene with the Turkish and Egyptian forces.— Tho GreeksunderGenerala Iscos, and Par- metrua Ypsilsnti, permitting them to pass, attacked Tripolitan, pot tho, garrison to the •Word and freed nine hundred Greek cap tive*. The Torkish troops then it ia added attempted to return, but were prevented,and "T. 6 .subsequent account states were com pletely defeated, and surrounded at Tri- poiitia/ A desperate attack was made on Miuolen- glu on the tit of August, by the Turks, under KOdsehid Pacha, who wsi repulsed by the Greeks with immense lots—11,000 Turks it is tild, lay killed and wounded in the ditches of th* fortress. Oo tbo same day the Turkish fleet svas attacked by 13 Greek ships, who burnt o frigate, a corvette sod a large achoo- U«r, and took one brig. Theprevious accounts from Greece had been of a moat gloomy character, and it was Stated that the provisional goveroorninenl had Solicited the protection of Great Britain. \ Recent accounts from Madrid state that, a flesh conspiracy of the Ultra Royalist party baa been discovered, sod that amongst the ■umbers of persons arrested, are several off. eers of distinction, and two of the King's Chaplains. Tho English funds are said have a great londoooy to advanoe, notwithstanding the ef fects of speculators to depress them. Accounts ofthe 'capture of Arraoan have baen received' in England. Letters from Paris state that the ministers Were much embarrassed as to the mauuer Of receiving Lafayette, and it is said that the moment they heard the General was com login the frigate Brandywine, they despach- Ofl orders to the authorities it Havre, to prevent any kind of meeting and every mark of honor which which might be at- tempted to be bestowed on him, which was intended by the most respectable inhabi tants. The American Frigate is another, cause ofembarra-sment. “It is naual when a frigate enters the port, for her to salute the batteries with fifteen guns, but this salute must be'returned by an equal number Now our goverement are afraid that 'if they reply to the Americau salute, the people will think they are expending powder in honor of Lafayette, but if they do not agree to return, they will be obliged to let the frigate enter without saluting, for they well know that the American captain will not burn a match without an assurance of re ciprocity.” An idea of the means of information pos sessed by tho people of Spain,.may be for-' med from, the fact, yhat it waa believed there, that a civil war io the United States would inevitably grow out. of the recent Presidential election, apd Spain then recov er her-Colonies. In addition, all the more loyal aubjeetsof Ferdinand, were under the pinpresaiun that the Holy Alliance had di rected the Americnn people to names king for themselves. it being time that they should he brought within the happy pale of the European system. . . Cm Council..—A regular meeting of Coulcil was held on Thursday last. Pres Out—The Chairman, Aldermen Harris, ■ Mili.ex, PaiLBaicK, Minis, Gao dry, Gil- BON, Cummins, Watne, Williams. A bill to be eatitled sn ordinance amen datory of the fire ordinance, paesed on the tllb day of March, waa read a second time ■od passed. • [This aot imposes a tax of teo •onto per $100. oo improved real estate, or buildings erected on lease, estimated from lbs returns made of such estate, fee.; the monies received under the ordinance to be •xclnsively appropriated to the payment of Ibe fear new engines and hoao, contracted tat ill New-York, and keeping in repair the engines and other fire apparatus; and re- **The 'committee appointed to report what Mdasures ought to be adopted for deei Savannah River, asked and received further time. Among the persons fined, were two for tefusing to qusli/y as City Constable ($100);' ■he for drinug a horse whose poverty Yen- den him unfit for service', and one for ab •pne* from duty on the City Guard. . On motion of Alderman Millch, it was »asolved, that tho City Mmhall bo inatrnct- od to putchise two hones and two waggons *nd to hire two nogroeo to toko charge of the tame, for the oae of tbo eity. On routine of ;Alderm*p Mini*,* reooju- wa« pasted that the- Matos pro too. bo oo, Ihorised to have all oResssary repairs made ■pon the ppwder mugaxine. On motion of Alderman Ccmmino, it waa resolved, that tHe Chief Fireman, be-au thorised to request that William C. Dani sh., Mayor ol'the City, now at MUledge. rtlle. Confer with any persona from the (own* of lbs interior, whom bo may meat . witb. on the subject of the pale, of tbe City. . Ingioooto be delivered according to hit a- taoen tho petition oftfr. Eve* toepev aftyoovrtodert may appvaetaU tktl | I the city olock, .for eomponiallee fey extra work, whiob'on motion of AtdSrBqp P«‘*>- vaicx, was referred hack to tho committee. \snmkbnutan aooouot, with tho itaros or thsoxtra woikdono by him. ‘ A etlute of thirteen guns was fired at Da< Irina, on the receipt of Ui» intelligence of the r**Wetioa ofGorernoi Troop, . ' j-... ■' 1.*^ • - W yjn *, The Washington! G»orgia) lf esrs of Moo- day last, aaya We htvobden informed, (hat lettere hsto boon recahwdln thia state from Waahlogtoo City, from pereonawhn, by tho offlore they hold, must bo well .an quainted with all tho particulars of the treaty with tho Creeka and tbs Indian dis turbances, in which it is stated with much confidence, that (be differences between Georgia and tho Fodefoi Government, in regard to the treaty, will bf/shortly and amicably Adjusted, without this Interference of Congress, sod that tbs utnjpat efforts will bo made to parity the Indiana, and tfc induce them to comply cheerfully with the provisions of the treaty. The Columbia Telescope dates, ** that a company haa been formed in thd city of N. York, headed by an enterprising genUeaan of capital, to establish Iron Works on a large wale in Sooth.Carolina, with o view of manufacturing iron for the northern mar ket. Exiehsivc purchasesfeare been made on Broad river.ieolttdiag-1 Hfe ■work* of Ja cob Strdup. Esq. of York ditfeict, where the principal work* will be located. The iron can be transported to Charleston by boats docending Broad River, passing through four canals, on which there are 36 Ibcks— The fella pissed by these locks otnoont to 20* feet. We hail this enterprise, adds the- Telescope, as promising great benefit to our state, and as evidencing tho utility, of our. internol improvements." Laborers oo the National Roard through Ohio, are hired at six dollars per month, and many more apply for employment than can obtain it even at that very low price.— We quote this feet to ahew that should any plan for the carrying into effect t system of internal improvement io this Mote, be adopted, laborers may be obtained, and at a rate probably more reasonable than is generally supposed—little over twenty cente per working day—found we supposeIn food. It.is intended to introduce the manufac ture of cotton into Newport, R. I. by means of Babcock's Steam-Engine. An engine upon. Mr. Babcock^ principle, ‘it is said, may bp constructed in a perfect manner, for a thousand dollars, adapted to all the par. pose* ofo factory, as large as foe ona coo- tempiated in Newport. A London paper states that it was no soo ner known with o degree of certainty that Sir Charles Stuart was to gh over to Ri„ de Janeiro, on a sppeial mission,and intrust ed also with the dispatches of the King of Portugal, than a minister extraordinary was appointed in Paris, with the greater secrecy, who actually arrived in the Braxil- lian capital several days before Sir Charles reached it from Lisbon. A work has lately been published by an unknown author, entitled, “ The Orphans, an American tale.” A letter enclosing a fifty dollar bank bill, wae sent, .a short t!m. since front an unknown person, to the book seller* in N. York, with a request to forward it totheauthor of the work alluded to, as an impartial tribute to ils merit, and the reaped entertained for ita^writer ••whose.sentiments, talents and style, are so eminently fitted to advance the orphans' cauae." Tho Tariff of Duties, as amended during i he last session of the Parliament of Great Britain, reduces those on Cotton Goods to ten per cent, and Woolen to fifteen percent ad valorem- Wo may well join in the exclamation of the New-York Albi ion—“ What a chajife—what a revolution in opinion! Who, a few years ago, could have predicted, and escaped the suspicion of insanity, that in the year 1825, British ports would bo open to American cotton manufactures at ten per cent, and American closed to British at twenty-nine 1” A patent has just been taken out for a new method of making shot. The improve ment consists in mixing o small portion of fusticnteer with the lead.. by which means the shot is rendered harder and heavier, and divested of thp aneoiot which was one ot the chief objection* to the. original patent •hot. Other advantages are stated to be, that amaller aiso-is procured for gun* of •mall calibre, yet equal.to. larger drops that jt is as clean aa silver to handle, and may be carried loose in the pocket; and that it has less friction in firing—London paper. SneOLATioN m Cotton 7b the Editor of the London Timer.-Sir,-The general acco •■tortaioing Mgrbes on Siimlav: one for r,c J i ° r * wr "““"‘."(f 0D ounnsnufacturo. -•» ” ~ ,or andonmmeree, entitfe you tp any addition oflight which mercantile observation and some experience can impart. You have., doubtless, attended to the extraordinary game which hat this year bean played in that great article of our import, cotton wool, Liverpool being the emporium where 6*1th« of tho* apply arrived and are told, has par taken mope,especially of the memorable re vulsion of prices, public attention Waa draws to this article some twelve-months past ky the circulars of pn eminent hpuse at Livarpool, whpjitp? 1 the data of figure oal- eolatinn drew^tkie Jnfercnce that ^re long the supplywooldiea fall short of,our onex- ampfed consumption, that the quantity on hand would easily fell within the power of o: monopoly. The tocsin was first rung abbot Auguat, Jfi*4, aggravated hy the kind iotimatioittot the * iency belog io h*a ry packages wsigbihg 3001b. eaeh, and'not ■in thoeo -which oompealng nearly half 'oiir MBoot, as to time aad place.' - supply, weighing only ISfjfe. rec>, the day 'A report waa racoivodfroaMba Commit-1 of da|*ivatm would to Moalarawd, That gi»o you tho , imports for Llirorpoo nd thy oattoo at large, aincolfitl. /, 1 Liverpool. Thai fdom; lltl feM.lll bags. ' 46l,< I hags. „ -iHp ' '4631903 " '" 'i"' M3, t,:r ' 1823 616.642 .filfel I 18*4 442,860 , The MMfe at Li**t|»>fll.a» 16^ vfMBJ.W; IHJ0O For the kingdom the Stock in j, 1RH *366,3601 18*9 382,846 18*2 286,460 j WU «3A,360H Bo that tha atock'uf ootton waol at the of 18*4, was 60,000. bags short of the si oat over known f, 142,000 abort of H while our cotosumption had advanced frtm 10,000 Aage per week to 13.2*4 bag* of ill sort*, or to 636,648 bags per annum, taking itook at Liverpool at tho close of year, it teal short nearly 100,000 bags df that anticipated, and a pretty rife aparfl (aince cpoled by better experience) of spe culation being then abroad, caused by the sudden fortunes mode io the foreign stock and share markets, the plan of monopoly ol . olton commenced both at Liverpool and London. Regardless of tbo past, all des criptions qf men, particularly at.Liverppol, rushed to the field ; and from the scrying shopman, shipwright, and apothecary, to their masters, to merchant^ add to retired gentry, all would purebaaecotian wool. The sates *t Liverpool soon became invigorated, from 12,00(1 to 16,000, and even'46,000 bags per week. Oo the 1st- of feat March, tne slock at Liverpool, of sll sorts, was 80,000 bags against 228.000 on the 1st of March preceding Of which the hewy packages were only 39,200 against 196,100 bags the year preceding on the 1st of Mlrch. Away went prices, aad if there wefe occasional checks of Id., it wps only to announce the next day an advanced of 3d pir ib. Prices gradually advance from a medmm of 9d. for Uplands to IBd.; for Egyptian from lOd to (3d. t for Pernambuco from I lid. to 33d., fee. The speculators, however, forgot oeu important feature of such octasioru, and particularly the sage whoso writioga and figures had set the game up-»vii. that great prices ciroumscribe consumption, and com mand supplies from every region. The cot ton spinners became alarmed, and finding, that the. market for twist and peicu goods bore no relative proportion to the buoyant prices of the raw materials, suddenly held off, borrowed from oacn other,- and placed their men on one-third and halftime. The boasting ioat before, and coming from the same author' jority, was thus—holder* of up lands might just as well have 3d. per Ib. for it as lets. • Our import* poured in, and our market became stagnant. Draughts for first unit came due, and the hour of sorrow pressed onward l Uulders pressed tales; and after a varied and obstinate struggle, prices have settled down at within a shade of the rates from which they atarteditbe losses will average Sd. to lOd. per Ib. in Liverpool or £5 to £10 per bag. The ruin of four em inent houses at Liverpool has already taken place whose losses cun ill' be repaid by their debtors in America ; besides countless num hers Who suffer both here and iu the coun try, whose, deprivation may never meet the pdblic eye. Already we have an import to the'kingdom up to the 3d of September of upward* of 610,000 bags sgaiqat 412,963 in tha corresponding period of last year, though it waa gravely "pronounced we could not have within 40,000 bags of the importa tion of 1834. In the midst of this ruin, one good, and that a 'national oae, is effected.— Our magnificient oottoa-manuheture, which owes its greatness to moderate prices and unrivalled machinery, rears aiew her head, and throwing off the shacklei of high prices will again enable us to undersell all the mar kets of the «rerid. Priests folly and inor dinate spe-ulation will suffer, but the staple manufacture of England will teap the har rest and proceed uninjured, k is to be ho ned that thia memorable lesson will do its office, and cause the merchants to foe! Ihnt par prices were best and longest. , Before I conclude, I may add that the present state ifthe money-market shows mole than uia- 1y arguments the madoese of our mercan tile and foraign loan speculations in the "oripg. Yours, fee. OBSERVER. amfimao to a'tory doff Koto, aad prise* ' daolining. The lower qualities of BowmIs apt now only oboot I-2d a lb. higher than at Ilia Jam* period last year, the sale* this wash amount to 862 halt*, a* under, at a rp. ttoolioo of 1-24 a Ib. on last wash’s prices t 39 Sea Itfeod., I6d to 16 1-fed middling. 12 3-dd fair tit stained do. Hdgood; 308 Up* land*, 7 3-td ordinary, 8 J.Id to'Sd middling, 10 l-4d kSed,64Orleans, 8 LSdimfedlfe*, >0H fair,11Jgoodt-StEgyptians, II 3,4dordina ry, ltd to - *2 l-*d, good i 109 Datnoraros 12 l-4d to l*9-4d good; 80 BuraU 2 I 4d to 2 t-3d oommont 138Bsoga|]63-4dto8 7-8d. Imported from Demerara, 102 bales. The imports of ootton into the port °f Liverpool, from the 3d to the 9th imt. amounted to j 2,198 begs. The sales at Liverpool within tbo same period to 14,240 bags. Cherme, Oct. 21.Beet wax 28 a SO; Ba. ooo 8 a 10; Bagging 25 a 30; Colton 12a13; Corn 70 a 80;. Flour $7 ,a 8; Lard 7 aA; Northern Whiskey 40 a 45; Country do. 45 a 60; Oats 40 a&0; Tohaoob 3 a 4t Tallow 10 a 16. Cotton.—TTiis article it beginning to come pretty freely to market. The tales are gen sially made at from 12 i-t to 13 cents, Crop*.—The cotton crop in this region is considerably larger than usual, and the quali ty of the article uncommonly good We hare had little rain sod no frost uatQ within a few days, which consequently renders tin tesron extremely. fine for picking out. end the cotton is. brought to market beautifully clean and white. The crop of enrin is uni versally complained of, and ws doubt not hut this article will be extraordinarily so*roe and high by the ensuing summer. Petersburg, Oct. 21 —Bagging, 36 a 38; s, 33;“ “ Beeswax, 33; Cotton, 13 a 14 1-3; Corn, per bbl. * l-4a31-2; Flour, super. 5 l-taX6; Hive, 4 a 4 I -3; Tobacco, $12 5; Wbsal, 76 « $1; Whiskey, 33 a 35. MiBXT^ On Thursday evening last by the Rev’d, Mr. How, Mr. Geo. D. Cornwcll Merchant, to Afn. Georgians A. Caldwell both of this city. - On Colonels Island, Liberty County, oa Thursday the 20th Inst, hy the Bev. Mr. M’Whir, Mr. Roswell Kiv», Jr. to Miss Julia R. Maxwell, daughter of Audley Maxwell. Esq XT1HB subscriber has received by tho late JL arrivals, si large aiaortutynt of HARPWABE, CUTLERY, JAM** ED AJfD FANCY COOS, . AMONO WBIC* A>C, , Ivory gnd Balance Handle Ksivet aad . Fork* Buck y nd Boos Handle do do Btaoro^i easas aod dot, in great vt- Pen, Pocket, two Made and Bportmeo'a Knife* Rodger’s Knives and Sciasore , Bhoe, Bread, ButthcM* and Cooks' Knives PGH BRPXSincr, JEFTEMOJt. BT. MARY’S. * The sloop (MARY JANE, j. ■*Jlfaifcr, . . Wdl sail on Btooday nett. p. I ELIAS FORT, fh PORT OF SA VANNAH. AKKIVEU, i Schooner Fox, Lamy, 4 day* from St. JJahas, E. F. with Oranges, to the master. Steam-boat Edgefield, Bastard, from Au- ? uata, to G. B. Lumar. Panengert, Mrs. rwio, Miss Johnson, and Mr. Mpsee, • SAILED, Brig Osprav, Dorsey, New-York- HcJioonci Medomac, ——, do. The Charleatoo Cutter Gallatin, put back into Cockapur oo Thursday uight on ac.ount of head winds. OOWnVIDRCtAX.. By the thip Cornelia Pricei Current at Port-an Prince, O- tahe 2d.—Coffee, 10, 12 a 10,-37 ; Logwood $5 50; Hides, $2 50; Cocoa, $7 ; Sugar, per barrel, $•« a 22; Tobacco, m Ceroons. $13; do. 14 ip Hogsheads; Flour,$10; Piirk. prime, $16; Do. mess, 21; Beef; mess $10; Codfish, $4; Mackerel, $4 a 6; Rice, $6 ; Candles. $15; Sperm dandles, per pound, 35 cents ; Hogs Lard, 18c.; Butter, 22c. Liverpool Sep. 15.—Since our respects of 31<t ult. the Cotton market declined io many instances Id until this day week, when pretty oxtensire sales were aitounced for auction the next day, which, though 3550 Uplands were sold at ao average of 7 1-4, aod 580 Orleans at 8 3-4, had the effect gfsteadying, and sub sequently advancing prices, by inducing spe culators to take, nearly all which pressed up on Ibe market at 0 1-2; the copsequaoce has bean an improvement since that time of 1-2 in tbe luwer qualities and moje firmness in the higher i nevertheless, we still quote Up lands, form every part of tbe United States, but Virginiaand old Cotton at 03-4d a 8 3-4d; above the latter price ia only commanded by old Uplands and the growth of Virginiain feet, we sold some of tbe latter at lOd yester day- The entire import into the Kingdom, now amounts to 655,000 bales, of which 364,000 are from Ibe United States, wbeoce we yet expect sufficient before the close of the year to sum up 400,000, and from other quarters nearly as much. The export demand im plores, and there appear »ymptoms of amend ment in the manufacturing branches, at least at tbe last market day io Manchester, there woa no reduction io the price of Yarna, with a tolerable demand. Tobacco ia vary dull i and we cannot re mark any alteration in other article*. New Orleans Colton 7 1-2 a 10 1-2; Ala bama and Tennessee 6 14. a 9 1-3 ami lOd. MAURY LATHAMdi Co., P.'S. Bept. 16.—A feir demand to-day for Cotton'; Carolina Upland "T. a 9d; Virginia Uplands 7 1-3 X 10 1*3d. . London Martels, Sept 3l.-CoTTON.~We •till continue to hove' a very good demand for Cotton for export, and nearly 3,800 bales were aoldlast week, in bond, vix; 1000 Per* nam«, 13d ndddbnf to 1314 good, 70 Orleao* lldgood, 360Bowads8]d middling feu to BM very good. 600 Borats, 6 jd "ordinary to 8d good lTM.BoDgola6.f8d ordinary to6}d very good. .* GUugtee Market, Sept. 10.—Tha unrkst arbived raoMTSia roar, At Darien, sloops EliXo Nicoll, Blaoken- ship; Kofufetor. At Charleston, 28th, sloop EipresStHam- nu tt, 1 day ; sloop Delight, Cooper, I day. At Liverpool, 11th Bept. ship Fame,Chad- dock i Mara Beach, Allen; 13th, Samuel Wright, Gage; 16th, Mount Wollaston, Fraucis. up roa THIS PORT, At Philadelphia, l7fh ipst- ship Colossus, Marshall, to tail without delay. At Baltimore, Oct 30, sloop Indepen dence, Oaborn. [BT THE CORNELIA.] Arrival* at Port-au-Prince, Bept. 86.— BrigBtepben Girard, Creighton, from Phi-j ladelphia ; »chr. Caravan, Fiabinck, Balti more.—37th, sebr. Martha, Mason, from VYilmingtou ; brig Criterion, from Portland, and sail again 30th, for Bt. Jago de Cuba. American veiseU up at Port-au-Prince— brig Mary Corey, Philadelphia, to sail with .despatch; schr. Hannsli, Nicholas, New York, 15th October; brig Nassau, Quer- reau, do. 6th Oct.; brig Stophen, Girard, Craighead, Philadelphia, last of October ; schr. Caravan, Fwhnlck, Baltimore, 15th October; schr. Martha, Muon, Wilming ton, 1 Stli Oct. ' Chfexela, Plano. Irani, and Gougoa of all kfit Drawing Knives, broad and narrow Axes Plated, Brittanis, and Iron, tea and ta- . Me Spoons Brittannia taa and coffee Pota, Compo aition, copper and iron Tea-kettle* Compositior. Saucepans and Digesters Bra m, iron and Japanned Candlesticks and Lamps Waffle and Wal far Irani Gilt, prated, pearl, bone and japanned Buttons Coat, vest and suspender Moulds Padlocks, chest, trunk, till and cup board bran and iron Box Lucks Knob and Mortice Locks Stock locks Files and Rasps of all kinds Morocco pocket-books and wallets Note cases and work boxes Dressing cases Brass curtain, clopk and curtain Pins Brass and iron butt Hinges Wood and bed screws Hook aud Plate Hinges Sledges and Hand Hummer* Anvils and Vicos Iron wedges, anoe and nail Hammer* Brass commode Knobs . Brass, iron and wood Castors Coal-scoops and cnal-heods Coal-sifters and Duet pens, Spit-boxen Whittemore’* cotton aud wuol Cards. Block Tiu, Fawcets, Ivory and Horn Combs Fine tooth,crambo and dressing Combs. Tuck and side Combs Spectacles and cases Plated stirrup irons, bridle bitts k spurs Brass' ,%'idirnue, shovel tod tongs Brass aud wire Fenders Iron tnd Steel knitting, pin* Needles, Fish-hooks and fishing tackle Cut iron Pot*, ovens, dogs, Spiders & skillet* Bad-irons, Trace-chains dt screw plates German, English, Blister and Cast steel Hand, panned, mill, pit, cross cut, hack and keyhole Safes . ' Brace and Bitts Round and fiat Rolls Smith’s and small Bellow* Waggon and Cart boxes Bod Keys, Hide whip*, Tacks k Brads Copper Boat-naila, Spelling Books 'and Writing Paper, slates and slate pencil* Shovels, spades and lioefi ' Together with almost every othar article in the line, which are offered for sale on ac- oommodating terms hy NATH. b. weed. Oct 39 No. 6,'Gibbons’Range. Oct It • WILLIAM PATTERSON, H AS removed to the brick More, cJ door eut of hia former stand, I tortmenrnr niB ‘“* r “ l-M iD&TT (BIXDMa juet received from New-York by the Aav* I (*’ Enveonah, and other recent arrivalx I " , amono which abb. Cloths and Caasimerea Plains and Blankets . Batinetts and Sigathu Coloured and white Flannak ■ Do Domes ties ,» Bleached and unbleaohed dominie aheo.1 ■ngo and shirtings. 1 Dark and light Calicoea , Linens, Lawns qnd Linen Cirabrica Platillas, Russia and Irish Diapers Russia Sheetings Cambrics aod<Mualina Nankin and Clht'on Crape* Bombaxetts, Bombaxeens, and DimitiO I Black and col. Italian Crapes Clark Si Paisley’s spool cotton Hosiery and darning Yarn White and colored Cravats Bolivar do Hunter's Cord , Ladies horse skin tod kid gloves Gentlemen’s do and beaver do A“ d » Vhrioty of fancy articles, Ac. Ae, I Also, a Urge supply of 42 inch RENEW YOUR PRIZES: THE QRAND STATE LOTTERY OF MARYLAND, •IXTH UAH. D RAWS io Baltimore on the 9th No vember, and contnine the following WILLIAM PATTERSON, H \S just received by recent arrivals, io m addition to his former supply a large assortment of WOOLEN GOODS. AMONG WHICH ARE, 300 Piecei assorted Plain* 50 Do. Blankets Fine Lincy Woolcy.for(house servants) Assortment Sstinetts. Also, Hats, Caps, and Artificial Flowers And a general assortment of STAPLE A FANCY ARTICLES- All of whioh will be sold at reduced prices. - Oct 29 ■> 33l SPICES A FRESH SWEET OIL. N utmegs, mace, cinnamon, Cloves, Alspice, Pepper and Sweet. Oil. of very superior quality, in bottles and fluke, just received ana for sale low, by Oct *9 LAY A HENDRICKSON. ■' WINDOW GLASS. | d Q BOXES 10 by IS Window Glass, life landing from schooner Moses, for sale at manufacturers prioes. • Aluyiot sale, , r ,i 60 Bags White Coffee. Apply to B. W. DELAMATER. Oct 29 33l. REMOVED. T HE Subscriber has removed bis Noto rial Office to tho one occupied by M. J. KAPPEL, Eeqr. on the Bay. J. GEORGE Oft 29 33 CAPERS. r of Fresh Capers, jut received said for sale, by the gallon, by • 0.4 20 L4Y A HENDRICKSON. LOUll.h iRie'S /VBAlCO fe SNUFF. A fresh supply received per ship- Ogle thorpe, anti for aafe by Oct 28 LAY A HENDRICKSON. Ju WAITERS, ANDIRONS. SHOVEL AND TONGS, dk .; ■y^TIRE and Brass Fender*, for mal* by , Oot 29 N. B. WEED. PINK SAUCERS, F OR painting on Velv.et, Drawing in Water Colon, Ac. in great variety', for sole by LAY A.HENDRIGKSON, Oct 3V Druggiita, Shadh Boildinga; AND FINE RAZORS. - KNIVES. n ECETVED aad for sale hr ■ ,: Jtv oct» w.kwiap. Ac. Ac. Whole Tickets, $51 Halves, 3 60; Quar ters. 1 25. Country and City orders promptlv attend ed to, at LUTHER’S .Exchange Office. Oct *9 R A N A VV A Y» F ROM the aubscriber, about a month ago, JOHN HOWELL, an indented ap prentice to the Drug Business, about fifteen J oarepf age, small and sleuder—shews all is front teeth when he laughs. All per sons are cautioned agaiut harboring said boy, u the Uw will be put in force against them. J. B. BERTHELOT. Oct *9 33p POLICE OFFICE, Savannah, Oot. 36, I825< E mbarrassments bnving occurred in relslion to licketa, notice is hereby given, that agreeably to the ordinance pass ed firat September, 1826, no general ticket will pass its bearer after teo o’clock at night, and that no epecial ticket Will avail after the same hour “ unless the place where he or eke is going and the purpote/or which said ticket it gnen. betpeafied therein.” Such special ticket Will be effectual for one night only. JOSEPH W. JACKSON, Oet 39 Chairman of Council. Cotton Wagging, Which he offers for sale at reduced uriotl oct 6 I K do do capitals:— » f : i $30,000 1 of: i i I r t : i : : l i i 10,000 I 6,000 10 t : i'l : it » » : 1,000 10 i .- | : : : l j ». 600 PIANO FORTES. E XTRACT from the report of the Com mittee of Premiums end Exhibitions of the Franklin Institute of the State of Penn sylvania, for the promotion of the Mechanic Arts, for 1836. Prbwium Mo 47—to the maker of the beet hottsootai piano, fa adjudged to A. Baboohk, of Boston, for specimen No. 332, which ia a- horisontal piano, nyide for A. Mickey, of Boston. It haa received the high approbation of the judge*. Every part or its interior mechanism- nu the .highest finish, and its tooe and touch are excellent. ,Tbo string! are alt of ateel wire, the lowest octave being covered with flattened wire. It entitle* iu maker to the SiLvaa Medal, hat tog toon considered tha but of tbe four square pianos, which are ail vary good. PIANO FORTES from the Factory of A. Bgboock, answering to tho above de scription, and warraqtM td ho of bis very best maks, for sale by h W. MOftREUsSavsonih. STOCKS, ^s. FOR SALE. S HARES Planters’ Bank, do Bank Stile of Georgia do Marine A Fire lntunnce Ca| Steam-Boat Company Union Road Coiopiny. ALSO. negro woman, an excellent ( ana washer A young mulatto woman, good home i vent, Ac. A negro girl about 11 years old A negro man about 30, boat-builder t shipwright A negro girl about 16, houss sernet i seamstress A negro woman, !8. field hand A number of prim* field hands, Dei i women Several negro men accdstomed to mil the city. A negro men, first rate oooper. Severs! vsluable improved lots in thefel Tracts of Land in Iryvin, Early, Bit Houston, Walton, Henry, E~ Bulloch sod Camden oouotian. Wanted. DARIEN lc N. CAROLINA JfO.V JAMES EPF1N0ER. | oct 18 28b Butter, Beer^c. Just received per trie Oqxg.| 2Q KEGS GOSHFN BUTTER 10 Bbls. Beer, first quality 30 do Prime Pork 30 do Mess do IS do Sargent’s Cracked 50 Boxes Sperm Candle! 15000 Flint's Segers 13 Kitts soused Salmon 5 Boxes Salmon 13 Tiercel winter strained Oil So Half bbls. Nft. 1 Mackerel 40 Barrels No. 1,2, A 3 do 1 Bsg Nutmegs 10 Boxes London Mustard 40 Boxes Soap 40 do and 2 hhde. Codfitb 10 Half barrels Fly-Market Bear I in store, I A general assortment of OROCEBIOm SHIP CHANDLERY, which willbefe" low hy BRADLEY, CLAGHORN It 1V« oct 18 a0,000 BOLLARD O N tbe ninth of next month, th*^, STATE LOTTERY OF W LAND, drawn in a few minutes, bjt“ and even lyatem, secured by letters f from the United Bute*, will be dru This Scheme cohltins the following SPLENDID PRIZES t 1 PRIZE OF 30,000 DOLlhRL t 1 10 to 30 100 200 do do db do do do do do too DOLLABJ I 60 DObhARJ I to DOLLAhA I 10 DOiiUBM cr Adventorera are informed lb" tickets are received. ^ Whole Ticket, Halves, , j Quarters, Application ahoold ba made wM" i the price will be' advanced on the firat of No»ember. „ WM. ROBERTSON. %* Prise* in other Lottenci. ^ cash, and cash given, for pros* ^ j drawn. - G«rp»#jj rerfe^i YOU ftALU / oil A Valuable Irad of two hundred W* 1 ! /CONTAINING two hunoreu- V half acre*, ® trict, in the Countyoj <s« Persons tre' forbid XtS'&ZJShift" yet it