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THE GEORGIAN.
I received more from Itiu nntivo State than ho do-
sorvud, perinittml Abbott Lawrence, of Mitsui-
chtiBuUM, to address him u series of letter* in
which he makes odious coniimriHoiDt between
I Virginia and the North. Mr. Rives should liavc
hurled back upon him his inwidioiiH reflection*,
all made to perNtiudu tho people of Virginia to
become flivorabie to a protective tariff. Mr. Law-’
reurc wrote of intelligent lahour; he is a great
manufacturer. Will he say that water power or
tho utuant engine is intelligent lahour, and negro
l.lhllill 1 ly imml Llimir lta,«.t.«i.in ' liL.i tl.n uf.inni mi.
Daily Pamm, per annum ...*.T«o Dollars, lour duty to act upon unuonni politics, i win
Payable afuai-aiinuitily in advance. I uow say norite thing uponthe subject of slavery
Daily Paraa, Airals month* Six Dollars. -regretted Umt some Southern then
“ — “ I had declared that-winvery was - nn'ovil. • This ho
1 regarded not only injudicious but palpably erro-
neons. Ho would prove that slavery was notan
Pi'll r Plliw /./tltl.l It.* Itvuln In n.......t 1..* L>.
»T WILLIAM U. BL'LLOLU,
city and county r hint kr,
And pubfiJwr or the Laws of the ITnion.
UUHM¥ B. JACKSON, Aaaoclnce Editor.
Isf Me* to IK Hiwr mf ttft«dry»» Baildluf ,
•WW sf B«U mm* BajHitre«ta» Knlmsior, gd
W(M laMetrwt) (Van Ike earner.
ihlM story, next ta the el
' ' ^KWaror ri» *forals month. Three Dollar*.
PatRB,per Throe Hollar*.
i Viren ■
Hit HI
All payable in Mvance.
ADVERTISEMENTS !6«ortM at the usual rales.
«“•* bo paid on all communications and
iSoTbtuineM. ' **-•''' :>r • ’
SPSS
GoerglaIiegUlatare. . V-■
SATURDAY, Nov. 27th,
evu. rius cornu no made to appear, 1st, From
the fiict.of U10 largo increase of population at Uni
South.
Very littlo assisted by foreign emigration
. by tito census of 1810, when the foreign importa
tion of negroes had censed tho number of ne
groes was 1,11)1,364; thero were in 1810, 2,487,-
355. -Negroes tberoforo double bv Uio natural
increase m about every 25yonrs. There are now
hbdufS.OWM -’^ 1 -’" •'
...» PKBATS IN SKNATK. Io*y'j *i,ycinM. x nere are now
fvV«:Ji.1Uton of tho Majority of*. Commit.™
1* ™«t*RSS f p"°. rUl ? IS^I>ttbhc ott the subject oftho tho whited oxpnml they should bo allowed to ex.
S»”°P »n°r C °lm l «m‘,t° ,1 ';'ri| r c ^Now^'Z'u, return to Virginia, anti I will
«>«*% .njs&rs * *“
Mir- '.t-i wo * »shs
, ,h«. J 1. ioowtho war, ialnontahlo tta itniay bo, ' ' ’
. I preferable to unjust ami dishonorable pence, -mo im, era
•j ■ :;,':wS..U. ,, y tho act oftho Repubtio of Jaoxico, j Wo porcbivo'tiidnl thut Virginia had SOOiflflL
' r Si HHK&M£g£M
till by the passage of the Force bill Uiey put a
sword into his hands to cut their throats. Why
thut painting had been placed on Uiis side of tho
Hall, others might, but ho was unable to tell, iu
conclusion, said Mr. F., Georgia is my home,
with her my dostiuies nro interwoven. Upon her
soil 1 expect to iiud my long repose.- Her inter
ests are mine. Soon will sho bo filled up with u
crowded population. Shu has rights to territory
abroad. ) All attempt is made to duprive her of
I? all, stand by your rights; yield not
* *' lysolf, I
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 8, 1847~
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• to ttvd'upon us, and'that if sho
. , * vuiioitntit,iit,ea, <»utl ii uil,
inted with tho utmost vigor, until
... Jilt shall agree to pay. all do
'government on account of sj
.I • • auo uiuerence in 31)
rapr-r* **** v*. " r iri.™uons donoji7 i 083; fa
jr citizens, ns well as a just indemnity for the i a .,i Tniinn'Vnn “V i" r“
Tie utiabio to do !3SjS3IHRiaKia^!8P"tf l *!fi W
oiioMblodomon^” ^ fy ltopufotiott, and White uttd Mack iuon
vuauuuutu UUUIUHUS. I fillfl Vmw. ltn^nMHi.,.1 ee U..I. -iL... r.
ishii money,
ain't w r ju” t and ro^oVablodomondi" I gunoous imputation, ond white and block increase
~, but
homo-
increase
ia
i.n:.M^Serittev
.» K ... u don of the city of
^tasdaSSSSs:
...n...: t j n tho wor jj f au j
t(io cijitniitot least: In religion they aro more con-
nstot|l tlinii tho pconlo or tho North. Tltoro fan.
' iogiMTato'for Goorai'a 1,m also m 7tS Iprodomioant-frum Univcreidian
egrfty OdtorEtaSV.iu ith oom?dm I down .to. Uuituriatilsm, and as ho
cd their semiinent*
.tradinuolw iilo tej ,a,I S'StlttT “““"i 1 ' “nr oavioor tutumirtiod. Wbut
.,iio 4 .. and they now lio on tlio talilo, printed by die or- p„ C ,“ d ovcr nr " a0 "r took bold at tho
derof this Legislature, and yet irentlehiun ask us Sout "( lor oiir niorals, as fur as the men are
-.i.f.vi' /vbat is the nse of debate, '{’beso resolutions are! mXTSlSIlV f av ®n r0,M fr f 1 * 1 ,* 1 «>*d for
i./ luU insolently sent us from Connecticut. Ilhodo Isluml " oraun » say that tho suit never shone
• in 11 ildtid MevrHampshire/ Read tho ibllowiii" from “f’ 011 .“ raco . women more pure, more virtu-
i* l fNew Hampshire : ; ® oils, °r more amiable in all those qualities calcula-
.• l, a /‘That;the Senators and RenrftflnnHi?v.. a raisu u l* u> ,uako a nation.
ai..lnr»llwSWoiuUiOiCoiwroo.oft£o Uidted Staten ho *SS? t ^. J*? in the value of alave
tn l .i„WP«ttV*I
StateiulliO’Coligroaaoftbo . , Tllu n°rt to bocotmiderod i« lilt
mstiroly roqaoitcd to urgo in that body the iuinf’ lu V^" 0 ! oa “ “ U, X bo , 1 Pf°'' <, . d b ? ita ro
0*0 pf meoaurcs providing for tho lixtinctioii wtlmj. 1 ! *1 ou y fl Srioultu.ol labor in dm world
Tin the District of Columbia for iu e." 'J b llM ,,u0,, ““ u,od ° r ovsy-produetiou—
xom Oregon; hud other territories that ® 0, ^° ^. eufs “S o w e a gront deal of the over-
dany time hereafter limy' Ueloug totHe' Xf.AoU^n °[ co j ou ''‘The cheapest sugar is prq-
States; for all oonstituUoual^K SSftp* «>(&*■ in Braid-
pression of the 'domestta slave-trade* nfiH’ <l • B ' a , vu Jsbor—(and ft must be re-
•tiit .the odnrsiion of aiiv new stntn Jiiin n, n 1 ® 0, ai ,e ^°3 that as lar ns the south is concerned
ft if .the legislature ofiGeorsia With anrh “® 8 t cotton, t tho bust rice, the best sugar, tho best
j storing them in the face.ouglit 'hot to snenk n?h “J C \°/ C ex PPl ,t C ,,| J». which is raised bV slavo
ttKgenet to be P Bnt %&> So ^V*^« ^ ^tlio.ut
ip^Vtaiasss»rS^ ,p BS II!® ~ r r aouu ‘- au **«*•«
' , Ul “‘. w« ■* i disregard what Snyof Sr®producto° rd #f co, ' u '' wh , on Vo"W "id many
laudutaysny or do, nro wo to hold our I^ordoi tlmt Snnnfnr. m „ ‘
Control ltall Itbati.'
Tho Contra! RtUIrooa end Banking Company
havo declared as a aomiamnnal dividend on tho
original atock, tiro dollars por sharo— and on tho
.now eight per cent, stock, four dollars per shore,
at tho rate of oight per coin, fot* tho hut six montho.
Marino and Flro Iiuumneo Dank.
The Board of Directors of this Institution have
declared a semi-annual dividend of four per uni, t
paynblo oil and after * L ‘- iL nr '
Ncvr Publication*.
Mr Cooper has redciyed die following:
A narrative of an Expiratory visit to ench of
Uio Consular Cities of China, mid to tho Islands
of Hong Kong and Chusan, in bohulfof the
Church Missionary Society, in tho years 1844,
1845 t and 1840. By dio Rov. George Smith,
M. A.,Jof Magdalen Hall, Oxford, and Into mia^
sionary in China. Coinpleto in two Parts
Parti.—
Its pages are full of interesting facts exhibiting
dio habits and manners of this curious people,
calculated to excite to missionary enterprise.
Tho author sailed in tho Spring of 1845 iu
company >vith Bishop Boono and Lady from
Hong Kong to Shanghai.
Bishop Boone, our readers will remember, is
the first Bishop oftlio Amuricun Protestant Epis
copal Church in Chinn.
Mr. Cooper 1ms also rccoivod tho Convict; or,
The Hypocrite unmasked. A tale. By G. P. II,
James. Also '
Alutnunco; or, Tho groat mid fitiul oxporiiiiunt.
Both composing numbers of IIurporH* Cheap
Library of Select Novels.
The Life of Henry iy, of Franco, by G. P. R.
Jamos. Part 4.
Mi*. Clay.
Strong resolutions hnvo buen ndoptod at the
second Lexington mooting, ttdvorso to Mr. Cluy’i
spooch. Mr. WicklillVs speech is much coni
mended. Rev. Dr. Breokenridgo, a noted Whig,
preached on Thauksgiving Day a Sermon iu fa
vor of die War and in justification of the Prcsi.
dent.
f Lire!
fiction of tho induatry of tho oouiitrvlZ‘‘i."““ ,, .'‘.V‘ , « l .'i“‘ l, ’ , ' 0 '„ n<!r,l 8 nl, ' 8n<!ll “' 10 P-
ittgood British .nbjoct, bht I atVEar thm J, 10 Compromise had como
1“ dot be a good Autorican patriot") after m a! , ” and ho tuust ho pormilted
•lijUjtg u«, used tho rollowitm lanonoiro in !? y **¥“ hoisnshomod oftlio Resolutions 0 f
nito ofthoCuited Htote, 8 8 8 " “;o potleman ftoo|.HaU| who had not ropudi-
” Aucroia ajlo tile rand far too ro important con- a ''' the olttnouri Compromiiio, who hud not
‘WiratM. Tho inevitable ionde n cy P of tliinga hi 1 0, } B k r ° r 'igl-w as Mr. Dul-
.oAoittoxthWothOprepoiidoratice of ftoo States in i Northern tidtooato of Cnnstitationnl
i;,p».*oBilcila of tho Uahra. Tho policy y tho r “- pe0 -‘ h ? k,l “' v
.1 /govoniraont cannot check it. Th, P S«^ «-»l •f-W.-'SK, but Sr
..■rore'gnt.State, cannot counterbulanco it. Tho 7“ ° M0 ’ C o'? 00 " 1 P'»uiiscs wliich
, Stnt.s innvlttch slavery now exists will become k 1 . aotmitoges over htut and his posterity.
fro» HtiOe. ioit th.. ...in . oocotne | I conn, nmv .nl.t ar. o ... .1.- . 4-
, axaaK1C' argument boon used toconvincoua .. a ,i u, ““™y to tno.ttto a
' S»lW.hdulifnnnoxToxaior aconirc now slavo „ P ? r IBwfw If to had notordoredthe re
’ t fe , bd3'*' ould bjvo understood tim Senator.— w !htn“ G,| ?“ y °“ d ,llld tunoh more jus
Buffi* him totollonr enemies thnt wo uro doom- Tnvl..r^1.t.l t .n“ lioa Pdd upon hint. Gen
od-no. only to ice our power in tin. concede™. ‘ h “ "WM „ Ho woa on the
“* "Wff to regain it—look, to mo like giving ‘i, 7 P ll ! c !‘ t >t““ fi dod in him. But
iOmforl indeed, and ho limy bo agood p rB Sf, 1 '„ P?n C .“."' JI !“ ll o“ m “ l 1,0 done the
man, bull .wear ho is itot o good hJI3 ““ 8“}b“i by Sontliorti men.
batriol. Wo cannot with his anl di- l n » ,n "b fi ?d l« »oo Mr. Cidhoun.tum-
tnd make soveral States ant orlt I jSlifKtaS .? r “"d°nt—puttuig hia grout in-
it is not ttmo to discus, national pol- noS n? - bl 4 <bo only time tho President
1 ife' ha . repra “ ,, “ to ^ tSSri^r,^£?-
X"J‘.“ <, raV “ r ‘ But ho used llto fol. ftm»t,eer,,'£ nT 77, h “" Preceded
•iago: ? ; „V 1,1 . 1,0 ‘-fusnecl. 1 o do tins, even a part of
to ooy.alf, that I. have not .cen ono ,0yi TO,l “".d 1 " territory dint lies be
“"“fdto south who ohjocts to tho tlm'wnr wll'^ C0; i 1 ""' ,lb ' !£,V<i V "l*' '™ 0 *P«ctod
, qrtdl tho powor of tho IiorUiiu pre“ L Wou| d hnv “ boon
riiBSKFUV rurth0r b; 0 ™" 0 »r slave reprasonta- RinWoKi ,' V,, ". llcl '“Ved that tho romovnl of
is iJisSi" 8 ' 0 ?' IdouotJuiowtho mail ofipy „ r K, o Omndp would ho acauso
'SSStJMm*' 0 wh .tW.t* m “ U,, “i» '« unreason- iy2d d?o lL.,1 V °“i! d i. h f liSffi Werlhhavo
SS,te'- #r W“t«.«tiil to bo expected front {ffKlifi&B¥' 1 “!“ . Al, ° " Bd Rosace do
■ W>™; 1 ? “ay not he rightly porforutodhy L iii , P i • “* ull 1U8tto ifho hod for
'd«i'There isno one wlto. c*n fenffin ortffiS fcfe bl ",? v<1 d that a battle was to ho fought
SB die increuso of .In?, roprosem “» believed the
ctajtipmoMhnsoit glvo. power to the miiioritv in le lr . ' V1M ove f’ So.utMomoroy,—so at Buona
i.mimh.tlinoptMiatoht with the princjulos ofour y i,pl ’.T , ‘I. ,vb . B,l V “ ra CBMBoil. All now ho-
lipnvt. thitst stund't whatls l lf ' Haxicuns-nro mad. But tiiis wur must
«WtlWrM must stand! and with tho same lirn- n? breugln t° n oloso, nuilifiu no othur wny,
nom with which I shall resist every plan 'to in?. b/ “dtlug possession of tlm country. Men
mmmm representation, or tp h ing lh® ',' my n0W “MT A but said Mr. Ij though
■-"-‘"^-'stljnlo any ha-sards by attoiupthfg m f "■>, P r »PH "nr tho sou of a propho
lr dotninions, shall I. omttond to'Slow Wf*?§ Unit two years banco there
to rottiain." ■ *“ bo .no aStti-wor party in dm country
otfnWUui
•xtondt.
esisiiug
Who I
■ Mr. Clay anil the Georgia Whigs.
The couroo of tho Georgia Whigs in adopdug
the greater portion, while litoy have rejected.,
part of tho Clay creed, as prontnlgnted in tho
Lexington .pooch, has nddod another to the dark
llst of glaring inconsistoucios witli which their his
tory has long boon stained. By their majority
Report on tho Suite of tho Ropuhllo in tho pros*
out Legislature, thoy httvo admiuoil 'that tho ex
tension of territory sad the Wilmot proviso, nro
questions legitimately connected together aud
yot litoy adopt tho views ofMr. Cloy ontiio otto;
wltilo thoy reject his opinions on tho other. Mr
Clay spoke upon tho present condition of our so
ciulund political relations, ns viewod iit their total
ity; hisspooeh was an unit, avowing his creed; and
a portion of that creed woo so abhorrent to South
ern fooling, that oven his supporters in Georgia
havo boon compelled to reject it, Yot a Whig
member ol the Goorgiu Legislature introduces
into tint body tlm remainder of his resolutions,
linked ns they originally were with an oxpressiou
of opinion end santiinout so dourly and repul
sively anti-aouthom, ond his political coadjutors
both in and out of the Legislature, rally upon
them.
It mny not bo improper to direct attention to
tho fact, that true to tho indications presented by
his spocolt, Mr. Cloy has token his position, side
by sido, with the fierce detractors of Sodthem
detractor, and virtually ondorsod tboir views ond
thoirprinciples. Among tlm Whig papers oftlio
East lie gave his decided preference to tho North
American, as the fit channel through whiclt to
present his spooch to the public.
, "H was Illy anxious wish that the North Amor-
man should have boon tho first nnpor to present
t to tho hasten! public. That 1 tfionglit it onti-
dod to from its location, from its deservedly
fre g t C ,te'? r „“ “ °" di “ s Wl 'ig Journal, and
Si’S 1 V'“ f a . ct - diet you caino to Lexington front
Phtladolphia to report Uio spooch, bin declined
m coiwequonce of my earnest outroaty.”
Ourroodors connot ho wliolly unfamiliar with
tho course and opitiinns of this paper, especially
upon .tho great questions involving tlm rights
mid interests of tho South. Wo havo tuhen oc
casion more than onoo to niulto extracts ftout its
columns, which havo boon conclusive oftlio fact
that it has stood iu “ tlm first rank and tho front”
among all tho Fodoral-Abolition journals of tho
North, in violont and venomous nhuso of South
ern institutions. Lot Souther,..Whig,, who aro
disposed to bond again to tlm guidance of Mr.
Cloy, find in tho following passages from that pa.
pent, “deservedly high character as u leading
Wag Journal." 6
The Abolition of Freedom.
■orall fanaticism tfcu is tho most ropulsivo
which proclo,ms its intention to abolish hoedom
LV. rr M nt ‘ son of hers a
Jffl L Of all hypocncy dial is dm basest which,
at dm North adopts this madness, and asks free-
flnU. A-d. P Tho organs of tho present
Stato Aduimistriinon huvo bowed down to this
d “fj“ J “ !l0 "-. Tlioy havo raised dio banner—not
of the Constihitmu—not of conservatism in rela
tion to tho South—but diut upon whoso dark
Ir'd-r, “Tftnted lllo words, iu letters of blood,
Death to.lrcodom! Thoy outer into a crusade
against tho world iu favor of bondage ; ond re?
quire Pennsylvania—our free, true-hearted ^v™.
tnanry, .vim havo uovor inspired a breath tainted
with tlm nigh of a slavo—to enlist in acansoop.
posed to every principle taught by thoir father?
"Very sentiment cherished by themselves ••
“The responsibility oftho oxtonsion ofslavorv
to Mexico must bo shared by tho North t that
portion or our ooimnon country, while it stand,
tiy the mutt, Will not, blood-holtorod and nSod-
wtdt what it considers crime, enter into dm fit-
tore ns marked out by Soudioru cabals, uor share
the cousoqtiencos, moral aud political, ofu won-
ton and uuuoceiwary oxtonsion ofaJavory.”
Lent be proclaimed, Uiat tho organ of Mr.
aonH k t m °" n T evary democrat who dares to
oppose the nccdloss oxtollsion of slaverv or m
afist ”" P ° n *“* “ ullili “ ra of 1)18 Bondi, ns a Fodo °
“And why Federalists! Bocauso you rofitso
to ho transferred by Mr. Polk to a Southern fan?
non, whosa object is to obtain political domination
over dm ft-oo States, or to dissolve tlm Union
You Mine entormi into the, conspiracy, and
Hif 8888 j“ng to Mr. Bhunk's organ.
hIiuilow upon the rncreunta who have eroded ill «e»i.Turin!
We rejoice that Uiis iiwuo has been plainly and The Now 0,1,.,...„ i»* * -■■vs
frankly iiiado and metiu U.o old Koystouo. Sho * " ”? W ° rlu,,,ia I jBno of tho lutxlunt.
yot luis sous who have not forgotten the post, and *“7 Hll »“ , '«»coment will bo received with
^‘ss^«ra=:S^*!Ss»'S!=
paper could have been more noisy or 'abusive ' IVn in un •
than this “Wing .i/% Journal,” yet this the-ricciSr^SfT«^yu witness of
is tho paper, which, no long time since, wo. tlio Moumouth camo ineisid
llitfli tb .° wbi « m of cannon and disp.^'Tti^ IJZn^Z
silo was hearing homo to Louisiana her dislim-
, , . x.s- r,«.guisi'ed citizen, '
uimimui ui communication bolwoou lumaolf and
tho public. Not content with announcing solid-
monta in his speech, which cannot be tolerated
oven by his infatuated fbUowora In Georgia, pro-
; 'uSSSSSsS&fe
I?™ Hthia high character bo deserred at till, - Kimrsland. an,rr,vit„ o,i.~t.aA'“_.. .. '7?
14 wust bo from.tlio course it has soon proper to
pursue on questions connected widt dio interests
and institutions of dio South,' for here has it la
bored most indofaliguLly, here has it boon loudust,
most oloquuut, most potent.
And does the North American consider that
Mr.. Clay's speech is 1 not att unit,' a part of
whitth can ‘ bo - whilq . a part- is re
jectee^' Its groat qbjpction to tho acquisition
of territory has been based upon tlio probable
extension of alavory consoqueht thereto, and tlio
Wilmot: Proviso has been its rallying point
through alL the exciting scenes of tho past six
month*. Mark' Uio muunor in which “this lead
ing journal"'tpmka of Mr. Clay and his views.
“Tho thunders that broke from Lexington dur-
Ing tho Revolution, wore echoed, peal for peal,
ft-otn the honrt oftlio entire laud; and a firo was
lighted up, that ho storm could extinguish until
the country wosjmvod. Another Lexington has
spoken, in another criab, aud one almost os so-
lonin; and its voico is given back from millions of
sterling and patriotic bourts'.
Wo have ovoiy reason to boliovo that thero is
waft 01 !?.. 1rab, .° ‘iiirorenco of opinion among our
whig fellow citizens upon this snbjoct; the mass
ol our people agree with tlio general views of the
great expounder of Whig principles. Excep
tions, conscientious ouos, thore may he, and
doubtless arc; and a vory few of his friends, for-
fOtnil that ho “would rather bo right than be
resident,'’apprehend the storm of Loeo-foco iu-
veettye which it has raised: but the entire body of
the parly is united as one man in support of the
metes and sentiments setforthin the resolutions and
speech oftho groat Whig expositor.”
r euorausts, . ; ; „ c; y / - t" '
“Tho, issue is Freedom ngolnst Slnvoryin,iiow
temtory. Where Is tho .five so dohiwodiS
love slovory—wlmro ivtho froeman so frantic d,
to old It—to build up tho empire of bondago until
it shall ho sufficiently powerful tu oust hack its
Front lUflludgovlllu.
[Corro.|tmii]anca of tlio Savuimah Gsorj/lan.j
MILLEDGEVJLLU. Don. 0.
Gontlulnon—I havo uow a view of tlio hill to Hi
corporate tho Atlanta and West Point Railroad
Company,,II,Conyers, Atidursou J. Burry,
Jiillil Griffin, Brittain Simms, Sr., Hugh Brows-
tor, Joint Roy, John H. Johnson, Willis P. Mor
rifon, Littlohuriy Watts, Jool W, Terrel], j. y
Davis, Thomas W. Bolton^Joscph Poytlnoss
Hottry West, Edward Y. Hill, Robert R. T
Ridloy, Joint Douglass, Win ltoid, Jamos M
Bonll,ond,oUmrs thnt may be associated willithom.
are made n body corporate I with powor to hold
estate, both real uttd personal, necessary for said
purpose, &o. Tho Capital Stuck ia limited to
two millions of Dollars, divided into shares of
9100 onch. Tho usual regulations for organ
'izing tho company, aro proscribed. Sovon Di.
rectors are to bo oloctod—ono of .whom to he
President, to hold their offices for ono yoar,
witli powor to fill vacanoios, until tlio regular an
nual oloction by tho stockholders. Not loss than
five directors uecossary to constitute a hoard Tor
tho transaction of business, tho Prosidont to ho
one, unless In oaso of unavoidable nhsunco,
iu which caso thu Directors present to elect
a Prosidont pro tom. All disagreements res-
pooling tho value oriuud used for tlio Rond
to be dooidod by three freeholders. Ono to
ho solected by tho company, another by tho
owner oftlio luild, nnd file third by tlio Justices of
file Inferior Court in tho county where tho land
lies. And thoir written award shall bo hold
judgment for tlio uinount, against tho coinpuuy.to
bo unforced by execution from tho InforiorCourt
.yitli power of appeal to tho Superior Court, to
bo decided by a apodal Jury at tho first term.—
Private properly of each Stockholder, to the
amount ofliis stuch, to ho liable for tho debts of
tho Company. Tho Company is required semi
annually to make public a Btatoment oftlio nnmos
of tlio Stockholders, with tho amount ltoid by
each. And no transfer, six mouths prior to nuy
judgment against tho company, shall protect tlio
property ol.o stockholder. Tho oxucution so
paid, to bo uaod to obtain pro rata restitution from
tho othor stockholders;. Tlio act to remain in
force for twenty years,and not to tako effect until
the Govurnor shall rccoivo satisfactory informa,
tion that an Act has been passed by tho Legisla
ture of Alabama, with tho consottt or tlio Mont
gomery & West . Point Rail Road Company,
permitting tho City Council of Columbus, or
any other Company Itoronftor formed for such
purpose, to connect by a Roil Rood witli tho Ala
bama Rail Road, at or noar amno'convenient
point thorcon, to bo soioctud by the City of Co
lumbus, with powqrs similar to those obovo de
scribed. ■■
Tho Bill to incorporate tlio Gainsvillo Rail
Rood Company, piovidus that William C. Dan-
iull, Josuph J. Griffin, Richard Banks, M. W.
Brown, Juntos Law, W. J. Peoples, Murtin Gra
ham, Raymond Sahford, E. M. Johnson, Robb
Young, Doyis Whelchol, Sr., and L. A. McA-
foo, and their associates, ho a body politic, &c.,
undor tho above name: Provided, that tho citizens
of Ilaborsltnm and Lumpkin oonutios Ira permit
ted to connect such Ruii Road us may hehttilt by
thorn from Dahlonoga and Clarksville, witli said
Road at Guiliesvillo'. i’ho Gapilal Slock to bo
throe hundred thousand dollars, divided into
sharos of ono hundred dollars each, with power
to increase it ono third, .if uecossary. Tho com
pany aro allowed to oomtnenco operations whon
$100,000 shall ho subscribed. Tho offior two
hundred thousand to ho bo raised by suclt modo
as tho stockholders shall doom host—five per cent
to bo paid at the time of subscription on tho
amount subscribed, to ho deposited for safe
lumping in tho Bonk of Auguste, until tho Board
of Directors shall bo elected. In case tho com
pany be not organized in two years from Uio pass
ing ofthisuct, tho money paid in, shall he refunded
to ouch subscriber. Tho machinery for organizing
Uio company nnd set it going, very nearly that of
previous bill as above detailed; Tho private
property of Uio stockholders is made liable for
an uinount equal to Uiut snbsoribea.for: five years
are allowed to compiotp thu Road.
Last Saturday was Uio day sot opart to tako up
the hills relative to tho Milledgevilie Rail Rond
aud that for the relief of Potor Trezevunt,bul Utoy
were passed over. It' is thought thoy will bo ta
ken up when Uio Cali of Coiiiijics Is Uirouoh.—
Whenever Utoy arc htkoit up—especially the lat
ter, considerable discussion wifi ensue, I wifi
theroforo closo, as I have nothing ftirther impor
tant to communicate; f Tho bill iucorporoUnir Uio
Washir^'on Rail Road Company, has just been
.handed over toil clerk for engrossing, which will
roccn)iy the remainder of tliis day, and part of to.
morrow. It has a tail like that of Hits comet of
ioJ3, yot‘1 hope its iiifiticuco will hot tirovo so
disastrous: *
' Respectfully, yours,
AMANUENSIS.
Wrens !—I am n candidate for tlio Of
«®™foIt AND'
.INFERIOR COURTS, of ChaUiam Couuty, at
tho election on tho lat Monday in January next,
fflii^*fidJy,p,ficit,yopr,..!.Hrag™.v»X
dPHNETDAVlC
”•*** «»««« uu uio alary
Ktngstand, and 'ovoiy ktoamlioat am( oyery ship
lyom'Uio bar to Uio pilot siaUpu mustered its hands
and choercd a welcome.r Tho flogs of ovary
usUouwerohoutod rroin tho shipping nnd tlio nir
was rent with huzzas1 of welcome to tlm illustrious
soldier. On his pussago up tho rivor tlio pluniu-
tions turned out thoir quote upon tlm hanks and
swelled the general acclaim. In tho words ofour
informant, “Old Rough aud Ready is in tho midst
of us. A brilliant career of victory has lighted
him to our shores. Hu will ho welcomed by u
grateful country,"
Tho following uro tlio muiea oftlio ofticors who
accompanied Gen. TuylonJ. 11/ Eaton, aid-do-
camp; Cupt. R. S. Garnett, do; Col. W G. Bel
knap, U. 8. A.; Maj. G. Porter, 4th Artillory; W.
\V. S. Bliss, A. A. C.; Liout. C. L* Wilburn, 3d
Artillery.
Tho nmuunt of Treasury Notes outstanding 1
on the latinst, it is ollicially stated, was .$14,803,-
539.. 1
or C«i
I am u candidate for THE OF
COLLECTOR,,,t„,0 election i
and rt&iicctftilly solicit your vet
ilit
ICE OF TAX
Tanuary noxt,
Hilly solicit your votes.
--^—1“ WYLLY.
oters orchntlmm County.
Specie.—Tho N. Y. Tribune of Thursday says;
Tlio receipts of specie are now very considera
ble from all parts of tho country. The estimated
amount of spocio in tlio whole country is in round
numbers $100,000,000.
Tlio steamer Acadia, which loft Boston on Wed
nesday for Liverpool, took out $101,000 iuspo-
oio, of whioll sum $300;000 wore from Now
York.
Tito packet ship Oueida, from Now York for
Havre, takes out $00,000 in silver.
To tho Voters of ClintUnm County.
.nflVj|0. °„ ffi'O first Monday In Jimjt^ next.
To the Voters of Chnthnni.County.
r,™ratFi' l r>tS S ts : ~ l 0 ca| i‘iidute*for the of-
aSJ?«i9r' 8 ¥y , *t dl ° 118,1 “lootiou, ond ro-
opeotfuily solicityour suffrages.
oct 30 Daniel u. stewart.
tl«c Voters of Chnthnm Co.
.toonf™," ; — 1 W)l 8 candidate for the
pH ICL OF COUNTY SHERIFF at tlm Elec
tion 111 January next, and must rcspoetrnllv solicit
your suffrages. F E TKIJKAlf
oct 7
JOMlilMI A. IIUALS,
PAINTEli,
No. 2d BuLL-STtlZZT, Savaxmaii.
dec 7
SIIJCEGLFOIID A MESSENT.
FACTORS,
O K N Tit A L WIlAltP,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
FiR. SiiACKtLninD, A. J. Bkssznt,
• 1181111 tu8-
port since oura offlm SffiT IlS'?* ° r 1
to soli at 9i rs., without sur’S 01 * 818 "Ci
boon increased by a cargo ornwi i“ ur at °dt
rnnham, whitJh added ^t Murm ba *" rrai »
BJ a oj Si®. Ur ““Hcf
f ttol at tlm coirimcacciucut tifClfiffi 1
'SSn,
to HWhich dm artich, 4
fell™ »f Jerkl L
aud tlm other is renX ^ Ih!81 ' a " ld "1 hit,
in from tho United Suites imH"V"i°- ro l ' W| aa
edl sales wore inndo™ iS) r "?”5 ' ,v “ l »<
10.118 rial, fo, iladdickffl!l ft f " r F"d«
been soiling at 13a|tI3* „ B n j ^ n ^®;*~hanl hj
purior at S&M; Um sUicUrf otioTJ P ' ir f e| ‘<
without enquiry, owlua »«.i,„ XT ^—tticci
*u tlio hands of nnr 10 ? n,n,e,, *° «ln»otii
cols wero
“dm hand
a ,od at 10 rials. ThZS
flloveincnte of tlio Atlniitte Hleamors.
,, , Xesce, France. Leant America.
Uui ™ .....Nov. ID fw. o
MM SI..... ndo SI
Due. S3 j,,,,'*,
Now Vork j„„. S3., 2
F * *>•-/-,- Moral, SI
Ml^t.uri ...Blurcli 81.. ‘ ;..April 31
Arrivals at the HoJcti»_i) cc , 7, ~
»».... win siiiiur iroiu umt pamFuI disease, Livor
Complaint, when inmiodiatu relief, if uotu positive
SiW% l S?J r ?S b!d . by U, “ ‘tmoly two OI WIS-
lAltS UAL8AM; lor proof of which read Uio
following:
rv 0 . Wntorfordi N. Y., May 7,1845.
Dear Sir:—-In the your 18-1 J, I was so severely
attacked wiUi Liver Complaint as to bo entirely
unable to uttond to my business. I consulted
wiUi Uie best physiciansiu our place but Uiey gave
mo no relief. Iu tho wintor of J842,1 procured
« bottle of 1
WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Wlslar's Hainan, of Wild Cherry. I , , ““fiSlt-P. milierirr.
|»or, Iturko county; J 8j (J don, lady, cUtt.l and 2 sorranu,
8i,,ll °"' s,r> »«•««•>. J C ttruen, Indy, 3 children mid 3
■orvuuts, Virginia; J Oltoliiijfui, J W Ilnuiton, tleorgir.- J
lioluud, South Caroliuu; Ilun D L Ynl-jc, Florida- ftlr*
Cuiiduu, Now York.
COMMERCIAL.
■j j , LATEST DATES.
.. .wAmiu uauenm ur yv 11*11 itllKHilv i J J * vor P OH * Nov. -11 Providence T)r r 1
and before I had used one half of it, I was aide m irnvannV.V.V/.V.V.Nov. 19 Now York S~* 7
resume my business aa usual. I have since Uiat »V«w OHu,,,,, |) eCi a | Phitndolplitn*.*’.'** jw* j
time used two bottle, oftho Wild Cltorry Balsam Mal,ll » sluslttioora .11* J
aud havo boon entirely free from pain; and, with
tho exception of n had cold in February last, havo
fllimvnd [jultiir linnltl. tknn V HW..J1.1 lft. '
UttV ° I ^Luinh.,.
Wm. C. Potter. t
Wo are all woll acquainted with Mr. William . L u u .' , "n'T, Ha
C. Pottor, know Umt he wus nllliotod in Uio man- b ur 1 „ ,
W doscrihos, and that hi, statement is entitled BotesllteA^
to full credit. Scott Wa» nnnw I MohUo.—8hln .,Vr u i ,, . ,u,,u ‘ !
CIIARLK8TON EXHORTS, 1IRO. 4.
•Burk Culleu—335 bnlua Upluud Cotton, 21,Ole
iVT ouV7. . 1 tt ' cr < M auahnla Oruumlnuiw.
MdKo.’ °‘ _Sh P Kxcl,au »°— 200 Uercoa Rico, 2d ]mcka ? c*
17?t«Kr Driff Upland Cutlon, and
Scor r &, Waldron,
, Morclmuts.
IVono gonume, unless signed I. Butts on Uio
wrapper. Fur sale, wholesale and retail, by
THOMAS M. TURNER,
., , . street, Savaunuh!
Also by A. T. BOWNE,
And Druggists gonornlly iu Georgia,
dec 5
Dr. Swayno’s Great Discovery.
SiucuUio discovery of Dr. Swayno’s Valuable
Medicine, Thousands havo been restored to per
fect Health, who but by its uso would now bo in
Uiosilont gravo!
Anotheu Livi.vo Witness.
Rend wiUi astonishment the wonderful euro I a,Itl some 700 Ithdi}. Imvu
performed by Dr. Swuyuu’s Compound Syrunof Ul ™. •* a y fair Slade.
Wild CJiorry: y 1 Molasses.—1,000 bills.
Philadelphia, Jan. 25, J847. ‘ ,nd small lo
Dr. Swnvne—Dear Sir. In justice to yourself 1 Wlnskcu.—'1 her« hnn It
and a duty 1 owe to suffering humanity, I clioer-
III V if I Via mv Inufittw.i... .....I ... .l ■ •
c«sksu;r ao Tu7,; ,l si!"'L, , T,i8r88r8, .ite!,.iS
rived yesterday,SmSijM ™r«°
Lumber about iiSM C8al < a —CHV. f
our lust advices, M S' 8 l,88, t “old lint
lor Cherry field, *ij W/i~\'l '"j Bath, gjj
for Baltimore iud uud$3
tfoi hits cotno id from Halt [mm' 1 ',;,, A a '. l,j|| M
It A fcaSr^iSS?;,'r 1 "
u timingioi, sold oi $z-i 8 —oni. ' s lln ," 1 f«*
oro 5,fit® li,r rale, i jllll " k -'to
rivals of Auierieai, lately. m '“
Sssiaac®*--
Nov - 'f-Beef, l>rm,c._„_
U. 8„ 13 O-7 U ~ ! S "" 1 ’' ****t»1 L;
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30, I>. M.—Cotton,—
A “ a morning , mail hrmiglil thoanxionsly expec
ted corrosjimidencp by tho stoumer Acadia. Soino
partms m our market seem to look upon the tic-
801 “ 18 8 » encouraging, mid in consoqiieuce some
0,000 halos were sold at irregular prices, Imt the
hulk ol tlio sales having hoouutOj nllSc. liir Mid
dling, and 6| a OJc. 0,r Good Middling. The
purchases have boon principally for English oc-
count. °
Sugar.—Thero is abettor feeling in tho nrnrkot
and some /00 lihds. have boon sold at outside li"-
urns. miv Fmr !t-1 n An °
have boon sold ut 19 a
* (iii.Avrsi.riiiA, auu. co, jch/. i y"~ **'*•• hits at J9^c.
avtie—Dear Sir. In justice to yourself nms/ccy.— lherehas been an nctivo retail de-
1 owe to sufferiinr iminnnitv. f nliiinr. I maud and Homo 0 to 800 bbls. havo been sold iu
"••v ‘uomiiuiiy, uuu ueciaru 10 mo world I slna ^
tho most astonishing effects, nnd tlio great cure' freights.— No new engagement bus been
}'0iir Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry per- Inndo P ub,,c *
formed on mo, under tho most unfavorable cir- December 1, P. M.— Cotton.—-The market has
cumstances. I was taken with a violent Cough, been quiet und tho snles uinount to-dav m
Spitting of Blood, severe Pnins in tho Sido and on ly l»u00 bales nt highor prices,Middling Imvimr
Breast, which seemed to break down nnd en- been paid 6$c. and Middling Fair 7 5-JGc, TJio
feeble my Constitution, so that my physician I purchascswero for France and the North,
thought my case beyond tho powor of medicine, Sugar—'Tho rains have prevented any soIcb of
and my Irionds all puve mo up to die; but thanks momont. •
to you, aud the effects of yotir great discovery, I Molasses.—Some small sales have bcou made
uow feel myself a well man, and raised from n atDty 5 .
mere skeleton to as floshy mid healthy a man as I Freights.—Not nn engagement has transpired,
nave been for yours, and shall be pleosod to givo Fxchangcs. — Transactions continue limited,
anv information respecting my caso, by calling at Loudon u Opor ceut prom; Paris 5 40 a 5 59.
my residence, Mechanic street, third door below
George streot, Northern Liberties.
Jacob Pawtkr.
Certificates such ns tho above aro now daily re
ceived from all qunrters oftlio globe.
One Word or Caution.
Since the introduction of my article to tho pub
lic, there havo a numbor of unprincipled individ
uals got up nostrums, which they assort contain
Wild Cherry; some aro called “Balsams,"
“Bitters,” and even “Syrup of Wild Cherry," I } ,,,M w «"« w mosaia or 13U bales now crop Un
but mine is tlio original and only genuiue t prepor- la,,d nt 8 1 cpnt*. '
ation over introduced to tho public, which eon bo * ftc i“W. onoto •mull sales of now crop ut *3
proved by the public rocords of the Common- G *a a v3>o'i per 100 lb*. . /
wealth of Pennsylvania. Tho only safeguard n mf .nm™™
against imposition is to see thatniy signature is IHILADELPHIA, Deo. 4.-—Cotton.—TJio
on ouch bottle. Dr. II. S wayne, ” ia f* cet : <> P? n . od ear, / in tlio week with a bettor
Corner of Eighth and Race sis., Philada. I and the stock of fine Cotton being vory
For sale by tho Agents, I much reduced, holders wero bnablod to obtain
A. A. SOLOMONS, Markct-equhre. I n 4vancedrates, tho enquiry has; sluce. somewhat
J. M. TURNER & BRO., Monuniont-squ. ®ubsided; parties generally waiting tlio arrival of
T1IOS. RYERSON, Corner of Bay mid u * e l W l °n«‘e a, “« , > nowfionrlyoxpocted. Sales
WJiitaker-streots. Savunnali. —13 dec 3 ^eok comprise obont d00 hales uplands,
■■■ . - ■ • ■ Mobile and Now Orloons, at prices within Uio
A 8TtoHl*«ruI Meeting. Uie followingna tho^notoaoni^tuT^ Bl '°
Ihc Annual Mooting of tlio Agricultural So- Uplands. N.O. Mobile
cioty of Chatham and adjacent. Couuties, will bo p.?® d Middl ‘. n S« 8 n 8J 8i a 81
liold at Uto Court Holme, on Tluiraday noxt, tlio Full/rJf**"' 11 S'S nt " ni
9lii iust. A punctual nttondancois requeued, and Ran—Sqloo olnbrace , 230 ca.ka, at S3 5l| f 0
muinhers aro expected to bring the amount of I $3,75, cash and timer ’
Uioir subscriptions with thorn. Business of ini- 1 ,r
cu\sii7\i:E8."
iclir Oncnr Joao.,f r «„, N.Orlcun^-C V MilkCoW,
N.OH.&C,, tV f tVllli.m,, in
:fltuart, L llurlri.lgo, j ffifg ' 1
Crane, II j Olll.c, A Well™, «,„| „ n |„. 1,1
_f«r.cl,rBaalna, ft™, FhUuIntphtn—fob
MT a T !!' V "'O'd' 1 -'"' 11 »’ A it,Olio,
M larnor A. llrolhor, W I, nia s l,„„, a r„, ||,i,| lm
' V '■ Wand. A Morr.ll, W.(
Imri,. Wlldur A Co, W f tVill«, M Ilo,.kiui, J
" K ."W * " » A It W I, Uouirol lt.il,
Hit Cuylor,TS Wayne, |* Wilil.orgor.
i’er schr II Wnseott, I'nnu lMiiltulolpliia—W Ooumfi
UUoi., liruiucr &. Hestl, T 8 Wayne, t\,d 0 |r„nl A V„,
h Wim.kI, May A. White, R.\ l.uwii, 1 W Murrell, Itoa
liimi'rhoiiui, W I* Willi.uiu, J M Turner A lire liar, t
II Mir A Co. liarkuer A Meeker, A T llmriio.
r«u Hieunirr Uvu. Clinch, from Clmrloitltiii—R ||,i,
»'jmn A Shu. JKuuucr St M.mliuw*, T T Willi,ul, A Mi„
U lauihriijt, Phaiwk, Mcrimn & llelL
FttSiiimerWm. Ruion, from Folstkn—18 Ii iIm S.
IaUimI Cotton end Mdifio., tu It II 1) Sorrel, ItoMon k (i.
hy.N A llanteu, J Itlberu, 8 W Wight k. Co.
l’crttcuinor Muiunmni, from Clmrloslbii—Comrsl R:
Hotnl, S Solomoiui & Co, Nleiinier Ocuiiinlgoo, H Liillim
A Huy wood, Snider, !*uihru|i & Nevill, W C Duuli-ll, 1
H Greene, G W Amlor*oiuV Uruthur, F W Iloinom.imi,
llubuwlmui k Sun, Stuuiu Rico 81111, Cullint k Itulkley,
A Aiiihlur k Co.
TAKSENGKltH.
For Bloiuu-imukot Gun. Clinch, from ClmrleMon-M
Ilriier nnd aervunt, Mr* J mm, II children ami aorvnnl, M
Sldtlitn ami aervuul, Minn Sitl.lnii, Mien Uruer, Mnaarti. Si,
dun, ltruor, T.iylur, Mill*, Miuluru, llurk, lluliur.lue
Mnaler Uruer, uml one deck.
I’cr Btoaiu-packcl Wm. (Luton, from Fnlnlku—8Ir« \\
Eckcr und aorvunt, Mra Condon, Uuu t) L Yulue, .Mi-imi
J Ollotengul, S W Daugotl, Jlnatcr CouiiU uml 9 ilrrk.
Fcr ktuum-|itickul Muinuiorti, from Clmrlo«ion J| f
Sic Curly, Sint. Hill und mirne, Mi» Wut.oii, Sira (iren
Sira lliyumn, child mi.l iiuratt, Slink Dnlony, 3lfi«rti. N I
Thompson, I’. ItolmrU, J 11 Wilcox, J luui.t, T S Huiuri
F Hull, C Uodgera, 11 It Guyaou, A SlcCnrlliy, C l,cwi»,;
F Huniell, W It Greuuc, E 11 Wuyui.ui, A Atltuiu, 8 liiii
woltl, aud 0 dnek.
SHIP NEWS.
Port of Huvaimnlir Doe. 8, 1HI7.
uouAAiuuHi,, yec. o, i. ni.—ttour.—How
ard streot.—After tho close of our last review the
market stiffened up mid prices udvnnced, mid
continued so to do until the middle of tho week,
but since then Uiey have receded from tlio higli-
edtpoiut attained fully 12 J cents per bbl.
I 37i ^ To-day holders generally ask $0,-
C’oWon.—-The only tninsaction.reportod to us
this week is thosalo of 130 bales now cron Un
land nt 81 cents. 1 1
portance will bo prosontod to the Society.
Chairinun of Committees are expected to re
port. WMkH. CUYLER,
doc 4 4— 1st Vice Pres’t. of 8ocicty.
t,.fi E 'ft y<> RK > P 88 - -f'-Cotton.—'Tito mat
kotha.book voty quiet for the loot throe day. ; in
I prtcoi towovor, wo havo no clniiigo to notice.
I hero has been a very bare supply, - but the lute
rivals will rnnlptilsii w 'pi... .l..
arrival. wil|roplcnWi-it. TIte'raiii'rorVhoflireo
duj« "J 8 2000 halos, of tvliidi 1200 aro Uplnnil oml
I nffcrior... — .
IVoticc. r- ! Inferior
Tho Annua! Mooting of tho CominiMionora of I Orfl. to goej ord.V.V.V.V.’.V.’.' (i.t a'"‘lilo
Public Roads of Chatham County, will beheld I Mid. to good ntid..;..... A* a 7( c
at tlio Court Iloaso in tlio city of. Savannah, oh Jpj[*'ftU’ ! to...fi | ir.. , 4 .”” .*.*71 •» 87
the 13th, being tlio second Monday iu December.! Finn - |, *°6 ood ^ dr 8:
next, at H o’clock, A. M., precisely. F/e'ur.—The' weatimr’daring 'mo«t of n th?past
W. W. WASH, Secretary b. c. p. r. c. c. threo duys, bas.been rainy aud unfavorable ttfbiit
nov 24 16— I d°°r transactions,, yet a fair bnriness has beeu
7 I done, and the inarketfor Westorn FIdnr rerunins
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF I “‘d unifimn ot the pricos current in tlie
HARTFORD, CONN. I early part of Uio.woek. ^ Tlie Erie Cnnnl was
The undersigned, Agents ofth? abovoCompa inre fn °'V
uy. ore prepared to tako risks against Fire men !iifohBih«>SS • •nnco, fnnvigaUoms again
buildings and tlieir contents. Also, Inland, Ma-H fnr advnnf^d
rvie am.Sea Risks, on the most favorable tqriiis. tween DnSilftoSJ fiiJ? ^ hi'trduHit ho-
nov 17 BRIGHAM* KELLY, Age!.. SgKSSf JtttfiS
niUTUAi.oojipaw ****: m “ k “‘“TO
Zeozdzz Coox, President. , ™“^r® 1, Hng the woelt, flio «ile« have reached
I .boat 1300 ICfc or Xy&WlS. the latter price
■ealoi were nt $3,I8Ia$3,50. , The
' Momte Rpatxaoir, PryitUat'! J &Hoitroi-Thore ha. ho«., ncktev a..-' ...
AHRIVED.
Suhr Oacnr Jonni, Vlguros, Nuw-Orlnnna, loCtihra.S
ria k Co. On llm aUtli Nov. Int 34, long Hi) 41), f.-ll iu«
a wreck, auiipoauil to tio nu Aiimrii'iiu brig, (uhamlniK
with pnintml porla; lioiloultlahohuil houuastioiolUitldr
oil off, aa a portion i»f Imr mtila wnro alill act. She *■
down that night it in prcaumml, ua limiting wn* arau of I
next morning, ii lilowiiign atniiigguhi from thnca»L
^Sr-.lir Siuiluu, Uiukinaoii, Fhiluilclphiu, to Colicn, Nm
Schr II WoacoU, Lodge, Fiiiltuloliiliiti, lo Grriuar
Bonll.
Sloop Viailor, Gallco, Hamilton's .Mill. 118 liercoi Iti
lo J Willininnou.
U.S. SI. Mtcniu-p.ickci Slclamoru, Uuriicn, fro.u Cbti
ton, to Urnokti k 'Flipper.
U. 8. M.Htfiuii-pneknt Gen. Clinch, Curry, Clmrlcilon
UrookH k Tuppcr.
Slcam-puckul Wm G.nloii, Slmiilcll, Fulatkn, lo IIII
I Sorrel.
CLEARED.
Brig Weacogiw, SVnaa, New .York—A A limnta.
Sehr GrampiM, Hill, Dirieu—8 W Wight k Co.
U. S. At. rieiim pnekut Gen. Clinch, Curry, ClmrleaUn
limoka k Tuppor
DEFARTED.
U.S. 31. iloam-packot Gun. Clliieb, Curry, ClmrloMon.
FROM THIS FORT.
Rng Mn/.nppn, Colaou, ul Fortainoulii, lat itial.
Brig Judge WliitiiiHii, Feleraou, ul Frolideiice, lalluiL
SIEIIORANDA.
Thu hark Hnrachel, Blcnmi; lirigx Wllaon Fullnr, Cm
ford; Alorl, Jonea; und achr G J Joiion, Look, for (III* po
up.sl Now York ou tins 4th lint.
BIOIll!.E, Dec. 9.—Chl.ahipa lansc Newton, Buah, l.i
erpool; Lit Grunge, Selby, Toulon; Glmtgnw, Sleleher, II
vrc.
NEW-ORl.EANS, Dec. 1.—Arr. *hi|*H Unicorn,Linctil
Iloston; Abhy Fruit, Hh.iw, New York; Gipany, Brown, I
verpooi.
Old. ahipa Apollo, llnwc, London: Tyroue, Umlrr, Ti
oatu; tmrk Kirkwood, Martin, Ualliniore; aclir» Jlauove
ItiHitmr, do; Time, lluilaon, Naimu, NP.
DEC. 3.—Arr. aliipa lat do Cntulonin, Sinhaa, Unrcr|on
Atlantic, Roar, Nuw York: Onceolu, Ilrown, do;. Siinlwar
Winaor, llualon; bnrka Mary Smith, .Merrill, do; Patpir
do Litgea. Julia, Havana; Avcrou, Jordan, Tlmmailu
Hrilliuut, Miller, do; aelir Honrlet^ Horry, Clmrlcaton.
Cld. chip Sl'-mphi*. Hunker, Now York.
CHARLESTON. Doe.fl.—Arr. bark Ruiiilmw, LflonaH
Liverpool; brig* Waahinjton, Dariihy. Nciv (It lento; Adi
lit, BlcCarly, do; mihr Story Apgii-ta. Hrown. Honairr.Hl
Chi. ship Exchnugn, Blyrh-k, Slotiile: hark Cnlliio, \V«'
reu, London; hrignnlino (fumlruple, Vcwy, Weal liidki
■chr Samli Ann, Gwyitti. do.
IIKC. 7.—Arr. ahipa Jtw Cnlttcr. Folliztrr. I.ivorpool; A
nii-li.t, Agr.v, Hinton; Erm-at, (Fr) Barbel, Guudaloupo.
Cld.jiriX Yen ua, Slavo, Hallimorc.
Wlt*3IiNGTON,^D«u. 4.—Arr. brig ld«l>on, Smith, Hi
vnnn.
Cld. hriga Electro, Packard, Cuba; Leonora, Sleudril!
Guaiialoinio.
HALTIMGRE, Doc. 4.—CM. brig Royal Sailor, Bakct
Alortininufl.
PHILADELFIHA, Doecmber 4.—Arr. ahlp Rolmrl Bui
tu, Doiiiui, Liverpool; liurk Yarmouth, Stark*, Now Or
man*.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4—Arr. bark Jn a Smith, Dnllard
Malaga; brlgAIm.Uia, 3Iur*h, Curaeoa.
CM. aloatiior Globe, Wright, New Orloao*; ahlp Siku
HoIuiok, Berry, do.
BOSTON, Dee. 2.—Arr. hark* Santee. Sl.utnr*, Siuvru«i
Frauklin, Cook, TrJlitdad; brig Ann Maria, from Card*
Cld. skip Cruindcr, Valparaiso; bark. Sou^toroir, Vera
Crus, 'i . • ' ■>
PORT3SIOUTII, Doc. L—Arr. brig Muzcppa, Cotwm,
PROVIDENCE, Doc. l.—Ar. brig Judge AVhluuat
teraon ®——-- 1
MARINE, INLAND AND FIRBINSUrScIs:' »bont J300 tcr
GEQ. SCHLEY, Agent* . for choice, at v
may 18 , y— the principal-si
— — A receipts ofjatel
IimiTIT Tmu iVDIttz 1 unn /initnivrer I • F. it.. .
Sawukl 1 IIannav, Secretary. .
Applications received by
feb l ly-r- W. P. HUNTER, Agent.
Uie case subsequent the dtqMUlure of every.
steantof.
C1RICTION *lf ATCIIES.-50groi
J? perior Friction Matches, iu round wood
oi. rnneived tier btit Autrusto. for sole bv
es, received per
deo 8 A. ?