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r m ttAiBftUiasw&r & afflw&bft rurjjs^»',im op nir. ».aws oi* tiik vnion. DAILY PAl'KU, { J ! J ! t EIOlIT D0LLAK8. , country paper ::::,:: riv« dollars. IC/ 5 * All Ailvenweinciils appear in both papers. vesaw&mi SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. 31. Senator to OoNUHttf.—Wo aro requested by u frieiul residing in Liberty County, to propose tho numu of Gen. Pa vin Duapic Mitciiei.i, as a enndidato to supply tjjo vacancy in tho United States’ Senate, oc casioned by the resignation of Judge Herrien. !n addition to nominations previously announced, the Augusta |JS(tcis contain articles suggesting the names of Augustin S. Clayton, Edward Payne and Thomas W, Harris, respectively for the samo office. Mu. Buown, onr lato Minister to France, has taken passage, for himself amt family, in the packet ship Sully, Capt. Mpey,’which was to sail fromllavro on tho 1st of October. Gen. Scott and family had also engaged pas- sago in the samo vessel. James W. Bitt.Biw.ovn has heen recognized,by the President df Uio United States, as Vico Consul ol tho United Mexican States Jur tho Port of New Orleans, iu tliu State ofLouisiuna. From 2J counties and the city of Philadelphia, tho of ficial returns of tho late election give Mr. Wolf a ma jority of JJ,<574 votes for Governor of Pennsylvania, over Mr. Hitner. Thirty counties remain to bo heard from, which it is said, will increase Mr. Wolf’s majori ty to nearly 40,000 votes. In Muskingum and Jcllersou Counties, Ohio, the Jackson tickets have succeeded. In Monroe, tho voto as tar as given is in favor of tho Adams ticket. In Franklin county the Anti-Jackson Ticket is said to be elected, and the same in Boss, and partially iu Picka way. I- Tho U. S. Schr. Grampus, Lt. Conul’t Latimer ar- rived at Pensacola on tho 11th inst. in 6 days from Ha vana. The latest news from Uarradus at Havana, was antecedent to his surrender, and stated his situation to bo deplorable. The Spanish Frigate Restoration sail- ...I«m ih« 97»i. «-,.*• from Havana, witti ammunition ana provisions for tho invading army and navy. On Wed nesday, thft 7th of the present month, tho 71 Guerrero, with transports having 2000 troops on board was to sail for Tampico to rcinforuo Gen. Panadas. An expedi tion from Spain, consisting of a 74 gun ship and several frigates with 12,000 men was daily expected at Havana. A French Packet sailed from Havana on tho 20th Sept, with provisions and stores for the troops She carried also *200 volunteers, who had been expelled from Mexi co, to reinforefc lire army. They are ruthcr late. The Annual Commencement of the Charleston Col lege was celebrated on Tuesday. In addition to the exercises given in the “order,” the Courier says, Alex. Gadsden, M. D. a former gradu- atedelivcrcd an Oration on Craniologv, as an exercise for the degree of A. M. whir.li was accordingly conferred up on him. Tho honorary degree of A. 11. u as conferred on Chas. D. Cochran, Jr. Esq. Tho degree of A. U. was likewise conferred on tho following Gentlemen, graduates of the day : William D. Porter, Joseph T. Lee, Don ald J. Auld, James A. Ashby, and William.!. Lcsesne. Air. Jacob Eckhard, Sen. presided as Organist. The celebration was concluded by a Ball given by the Stu dents, in the evening, at St. Andrew’s Ha!!. An important allair took plaqc in Boston onthn lGth inst. in the opening of tho Tremont House Hotel, at which r.o less a person than Ilis Honor, the Mayor, presided, assisted by the lion. Peter C. Brooks, Hon. Isabel'!lioindike, Hon. John Welles, and other Gen tlemen, m Vico Presidents. The dinner was sumptu ous, enriched hy the varieties of the season, and the must delicious wines which could bo procured. The Mayor delivered an Address at the table, ami a string of puns in the shape of a song, written fur tho oceason, was turn.' hv Mr. Finn. Inman Affair*.—The last Cherokee I’hanix con tains a long message from John Ross, the Principal Chief, to tho general Council. Afu r making the ri diculous assertion, that the Nation had always been al lowed to manage its own concerns in its own way, the document proceeds to givoa hi.-tory of the incidents at tending the mission that was sent to the City of Wash- ton, a short time since. It is expressed iu these words: “When on the eve ofleaving Washington, and only awaiting the derision of Ihu President on Reid's claim tor ardent spirits, illegally introduced into the Nation, and confiscated under our laws, the Delegation, very unex pectedly, received from the Secretary of Wur, tho much talked of letter oflhe IHth April last. The subject hav ing been Inid beforu Congress, mid llio sentiments of the Nation fully expressed, and the opinion of tho Delega tion not being ill the slightest degreo affi.cted by the ar- fjmnents advanced by the Jlon. Secretary iu favor of Georgia’s extending her sovereign jurisdiction over a portion or our territory, and withal, being iri readiness todepart, and anxious to return home, they did not deem it necessary to make any reply. The extraordinary lati tude ofconstruction given by iho Secretary, on the so vereignty of Georgia, exhibits a glaring attempt ot inno vation in our political rights, and is calculated to oiled acriousty our relationship w ith (ho Genetai Govern- IIIUll.” The Message next alludes to the claim set tip by this State, tothn land embraced within the new line, which leads from Suwanna Old Town on tho Chnttalioclio River to sonic point on Ihc Creek Putin This circum- btancu appears to h^vo excited tho ire of the Indian Chief to u great degree ; and it bus occasioned him lo make a mi»;;i. attack upon tin; Secretary of War. Not only so, but in pouring out the viul of his wrath, he hm, likewise spilled some upon the people of Geo* gin, re commends the most vigoroas measures lo bo taken in rululioii to them, and concludes by gravely iniorming his Kenate, that “by the 6th article of the treaty ofilolstoti, 1791, it U stipulated, “Ifany citir.cn ofthc United Staley or other person, not being an Indian, hlmll settle on uny ofthc Cherokee Lund, such person shall (brieit the pro. lection of the United Slides and the Cherokee.! may punish him or not, as they please." Among the proceedings which look plarn, a resolu tion wna adopted, suspending llm law pasted Nov. Hilt 1829, authorising the Treasurer lo issue permits fur the introduction of whitu men into the nation. The Clerk of tho Council Alexander M'C»y, was Mnanimom'ly discharged from the Council, one of the two charges against him being, didoyulty to tho Nation, iu •ufFering the officers of the U. Htates to value his house and improvements for the benefit of Edward Hicks, on Arkansas emigrant. The Npeuker of the Ilousa not having arrived, NUiji ing IbM was culled to the Chair, tuid John llidge was deefed Clerk, Mujor Hidg'h William Ilicks and Mojor Waters were re-elected in joint ballot Counsellors for the ensuing year. Damll C. Choxall, Esq. United States Consul&t Marseilles, Franco, went passenger in tho packet ship Havre, which sailed fur Ilavro on the 20th inst. from New York, Letters havo been received in Washington, from Mr. Rush, of as late date as September 8, at which time he was iu good hculth, but had not fixed the timn for his re turn to this country, not having terminated the business upon which he went abroad, Ho was still in London, The Democratic Press repeats a former rumor that tho Brandy wine is to convey Mr. Luton, now -Secretary of War, to Mexico, where ire is to succeed Mr. Poin sett, who will return home. Tho Washington Tele graph discredits tho assertion, Thu iiums of tho dinner, given to tho Emperor of Rus sia, King of Prussia, &c. by the city oi London, in 1814, aro published in tho London Courier, for tho first time, on tho 8th ult. and auioul to tho totulsum of 20,8-17/. 5s 2d!!! Tho follow ing are the contents of the furthcoming num ber of tho Southrru ReviewSismondi’s Political E- conomy; 2. Cuba ; 3. Hall's Travels iu North Ameri ca j 4. Novels—Uevereux; 5. Influence of Chivalry upon LUcraturo ; 0. Sir Walter llaliogh j 7. Classifi cation of Plants j 0. Anno of Gicrsteln. By the revised laws ofthc StuteofNew York, which go into operation on tho first of January next, all endors ers, creditors for money lent, and sucli as have hereto- fwre been considered us confidential creditors uud cnti> tied to a preference, aro to be put on the samo footing with business and other creditors. Tho fascinating novel, Uevereux, has been translated into the German language, as had previously Pelham and the Disowned hy thu same author. M. du Chateaubriand is busily engaged on his His tory of France, two volumes of which ho expected to publish in January next. Tho whole expenditure ofthc State of Vermont, inclu ding tho salaries of the Governor and Judges, thu pny of tito Legiflature, and tho expense for schools uud Prisons, &«•., is under fifty two thousand dollars—about one tenth of that of the city of New York. Of the above amount, forty thousand dollars arc raised by taxes. Jdinois Lunds.—'Tho Illinois Intelligencer contains a list of about eight thousand tracts of laud, principally owned by non-residents, which, unless tho taxes due thereon be previously paid, will bo sold to tho highest bidder, in the town of Vaudalia, on the SOih day of Jan uary next, or so much of each tract as will pay the taxes, interest, and cost due thereon on tho day of'saln. An African hull was brought to New York from Lon- lliumittul. intended as a present to S. Girard, Fry. Philadelphia. Ilis form is liku thu Urns, hut hea vier m thu hind quarters ; and his shoulders possess treat depth. Ilis hair is short, silky, and cream colored. Hisoyts are pale blue, hut when hois irritated they change to lilac or deep crimson. A cabinet maker at Geneva has invented what he calls a safety table. Any one unacquainted with tho se cret springs, who should attempt to furco it to take out money or other articles, would instantly ho seized hy hands of iron; loud music aimounc.es tho furced captivi ty f»r five minutes, and when this ceases, six pistols go oil’and kill the robber, if no one arrives iu time to save Ids life. Rtnirs np Women.-—Thu Richmond Enquirer con tains an appeal to thu Convention on hohalf of thu Wo men of Virginia, uhichifit atfurd not argument, is cer tainly distinguished for nil the earnestness, and volubili ty tor which thu “innocent and proscribed sex" receives credit. ’The writer says—“Ifit were left for me to choose, l would rally every Virginia woman under my banners, nnd like tho Homan Matrons, would repair in a body to the Senate House, and tltmund to be heard!" And why not, aye, and have tho last word too 7—Hear vu would-be lords ofthc creation, uud blush, ifyo can, at your unnatural usurpation! You are horn stronger than we arc : and that is the only advantage you have over us. Nature has endow ed you with more physiuil, butt strength ; and upon that foundation, you raise up all your boasted proton, stuns. You can beat us, and thertiforo you mnko ns your slaves. All your pretended r ght rosolves itself in to might. It is the law of tyrants ; the triumph of the stroiit! over the weak—ami upon this honorable basis, y«u raise the standard of you power. Having conquer ed us, you shut us out of the great means of improve ment. You nre acting tin.* part of other discreet con querors. You first subdue us by three ; ami then hy keeping us iu ignorance, you attempt to perpetuate your own p-.«cr. and make us your slaves. This is the'his tory of all .le«poli>tn; and upon this wise, and noble hint you have justly acted !—Have you any better rea sons *f..r your usurped dominion 7 You sav, wo have not intellect enough to vote, and assist in tin* government. Where are tho pruuls of your superiority ? You keep us in ignorance—and then you boast of your superior attainments. You make us citihroidci lor you • thrum upon thu guitar or piano ; drawn sketches of your lordly faces ; convert us into spinsters mid seamstresses, to make your garments; In it you exclude its from your best schools. You pre vent'us from cultivating science, studying politics, im proving our understanding ; and then you insist upon our ignorance ns the evidence of our mental incapacity forgetting, that we rank among our sex tlm l)c Studs uuil Daiders of France, and tho .Mores and Edgeworths of England and Irelun I. Think you, that we have not as much native strength of mind to give our votes properly, as more Ilian half of your sovereign sex 7 And that with a little advantage of education, we could select lit officers, as well as you eon 7 You Insist too, oVyour superior independence of mind —You suv, that vou alone can exercise the right of suf frage. finely and freely. Indeed! and what sny the dis- fraiicliricd non-freeholders to this arrogant assumption— and v.hat ought me to say to it 7 That it is not founded in truth—that if we enjoyed greater opportunities of im provement, uir too, who know how lo make you Lords of the Creation trembln at our feet, could ihink, nml feel and act lor ourselves, iu matters of government, with as much independence as you do. Make us feel our con sequence more, and we*shall know better how to value uuu assert it*" Tho Into duel between ClmrloH Wieklifle, Esq. Mill George Juntos Trotter, Editor ofthc Kentucky Gazette, (a brief account of which wo havo already given) terminated in the death of the former. Tho following particulars are from tlm Frankfort Coimiientor of Oct. Ill:— ** The principles, with I he attendants usual in such cases, met about nine o’clock on Fri day morning, upon the line of Fnyctto and Scott counties, near to Henry’s Mill llond, mid f<uiuht with pistols, at the distance of eight left! At. the first fire, Mr. Wicklifie’s pistol Unshod, and Mr. Trotter’s ball passed through his waistcoat, without wounding*— At the second tire, Mr. Wickliflb raised Ilis hand before the word was fully expressed, hut instantly let it drop, and hoforeho could raise it again lie receive his untngonist’rt ball just above the hip, hut tired while in the act. of falling, and missed his adversary. Tho wound was mortal. He died about one o’ clock. “ Mr. VVicklifib was tho challenger. The offence for which satisfaction was demanded, we have not hoard stilted positively ; hut. it is understood to havo been given by certain al lusions made hy Mr. Trotter, in the Kentucky Gazette’ of which ho lately hocaine the Edi tor, tho death of his predecessor, Mr. Uen< Ring.” Adrianople, which the Russians havo en tered in triumph, is 115 miles north west of ('onHtantiuople. Kodostn, which is said to ho occupied hy Gen. Roth, is on tlm sra of Mar mora, 02 miles smith west of Constantinople. I Hindu, which has been captured by Admiral Grid#, is on tho Black Hen, 70 miles from Constantinople. Liverpool dates ilavro : do. 20th Sept. 19th Sept. Macon, Oct. 24.—Cotton coincs in briskly, and Commands readily to 8 cents—ave rage price, 7jj. Tho staple this year appears unusually lino and whitu; and we believe the planters in this section will, upon the whole, realize a full average crop. From the Neto York Commercial and Shipping List, Oct 21.—Cq^ee.—fcSules have bccu nmuo of about 200 bags St. Domingo at 11$ cents, cash, at 11 j| cents, on time; 70 transactions for export Colton.—The transactions, since our Inst publication, have been too unimportant to merit i trticulnr notice; a few Uplands at 9|l; Alabama at 9j[ a 10J, and Now Orleans at 12$ cents, eompnso tho whole business. The stock in market is small, and but little of tho new crop 1ms yet come forward which may account lor a temporary absence ofthc home demand, as well as for exportation. Accounts from Liverpool to tlm 16th, nnd Havre to the 20th Sept, nave been received; at the former; prices remain without change—at tho latter, a trilling improvement on some descriptions have been realized. Thcro has been no im port since our last. Molasses.—The demand is limited. 40 Illicit Porto Rico have been sold at 27$ vents, and about 100 hhd.s. sour and sweet Cuba within our range; 21 hhds. W. I., by auction, sweet, at 201 a 25 cents, 90 days. Hire.—\Ve have heard of no sales of any importance, and there has been no import since our lust. Total, since 1st inst. 931 tel. Spirits.—Wc have heard of no transuii tions of any magnitude. Small lots of Hruti, dy. Holland Gin, and W. I. Rum havo been disposed of nt our rates. Whiskey remains without essential essential variation. Sugar.—-The sales that lmvo come to our knowledge, comprise about 100 hhds. New Orleans, inferior to middling, at Gjj a 7$ cts., and 50 boxes handsome white Trinidad Cuba at 10 cents; 1500 boxes white Canton, {rood, were ofl’orod nt auction yesterday, and 180 boxes sold at 11l a 12 cents, 4 nios. Tho remainder of tho parcel wus subsequently dis posed of by private sale, but the price is not uiudo public. Freights.—Vessels nre suflieientlv plenty, and there is no improvement iu the’ rate of Freights. Extract of a letter received nt Philadelphia, dated Bordeaux, Sept. 15, 1829.—“ The state of the weather continuing to he extremely bad, tlm rise in tho price of Wine and Brandy becomes every day more sensible. The lat ter which was so low as ISOf. for. 4th proof, Jins gradually risen to 2101* and if the weather does wot. mend, there is no tolling where the rise, will stop.” razei ium i m mi i FUR A UUU ST A. The Steamboat RAM’L HOWARD, Will leave tho Steam . boat wharf T 11 I S Evening, the 91st. inst. for Augusta with tow boats. For freight or passage apply at the Steamboat O/fioe. oct 31 W. Y. HUNTER, President. FOJl .YE IV YORK, [kuiiuunuu line,] Thu fust sailing packet schr OREGON, . Thomas Dunham, Jr. master, 5 Will sail THIS DAY For isht or passage, apply to Capt. D. onboard, Taylor's wharf, or to COHEN & MILDER. out 31 FOR SVKIWRY, Tho regular jiackot sloop A'. Rclowich, Master, Will sail for tho above port This Day 31st Out. For freight, apply to the Master onboard at t)cotl&. iiulfour's wharf, out 31 FOR AUdHSTA. Tho Steam Packet Geoiuii; Wakiiinoton, Vaiil. J. Curry, . Will leave Holton’s whntf THIS MORNING, at 9 o’clock.— 1, orto Agent. wnoa J mo juuamoo, at o u wu. For height or passage, apply on board, or oct 31 J.W. LONG, Ago GIGS! GIGS!! A. DAY, COACH-MAKER. HAS received by lute nr* rivals from the North, a new and complete assort ment of GIGS—one dip- tic spring B.vnorciiE, for one or two horses, and 3 one horse Wagons, winch areofibred lor sule (at his old stand, corner of Bryan and West Broad-sts.) ns low and on as good terms as can be bought elsewhere in the State. Pur chasers are solicited to call and examine for themselves. Carriages and Gigs of all kinds repaired with despatch, and iu a workinan-liko order. Wugons, Drays, Carts and Wheels of all descriptions mode and repaired - for prices to suit tlm times, and work warranted. A share of public patronage is solicited. oct 31 * 248 ii'U’iiU» ifJP □-VFA'.-.'r.rtiiLLL High Water at T) two : Jo. Savannah 9 US 11 6 AllRIYI-lI), Steamboat Georgia, Norris, from Prcpcot’s Reach, with tow boats N«ih. 9 &. 12 to Steam Bout Co. 1074 bales cotton and other indze to A I.e Barbicr &• Co. K Blips, 1)1. Adams & Co, R Malono, Beers, Booth & St. John, J Gnuahl, Stiles & Fannin, C Linpit, II Lord, Taft &. Padelford, G Gordon, It Habersham, Mrs E Irwin, A Drisdale. Poleboat. Pilot, from Augusta to C 7 Mills. 357 bales Cotton nnd other mdze to A Lo lkir- bier & Co. J Stone and others. Poleboat Packet, 4 dsfiu Augusta with2(H) bales Cotton to J Stone and Taft &. Padel ford. Poleboat Cotton Plant, from Augusta to .1 Stone agent. 480 bales Cotton to ,1 Auzo, Taft &. Padelford, ^D L Adams &. Co. and J Ganald. SAILED, Ship Florinn, Harrison, New York. Brig Francos, Croft, Philadelphia. Schr. Lady of the Lake, Dunbar, Charles ton. The brig Francos, Fov, for New York,went to sou on Thursday afternoon. Tho schr. Wot roe, Nimcr, from this port bound to Baltimore arrived at Norfolk on the 201 li inst. The ships Julius Cesar, M’Mullin, in a few days, anil tlm Alleghany, Potts, 1st Nov. were up at Philadelphia on the 22d inst. for this port. Darien, Oct. 29.—Schr. Lexington, New York, 0 days. Schr. Mary Adams, Riheron, Savannah. Sloop Marshal, Chaco, Providence,(i days. Sloop Pilot, Wood, Savannah. “ Ann Marin, Briggs, do, Boat Talbot, tin Macon, with 82 halos cot- on. Clsnred—Schr Mary Jane, Huntington,Sa va fulfill. Schr. Mary Aunnis, Riheron, St. Mary’s. Sloop Catherine & Elizabeth, Rorback, Sa vannah. MAW NR It’S CHUKCHI. D IVINE SERVICE will be performed at this Church TO-MORROW MORN ING and EVENING. Captains of vessels, their oilmen nnd seamen, are respectfully in vited to attend. octal Sitv’li Poor House &- Hospital. V ISITING Committee for Nov. 1829— George W. Coo, and Joseph Cutinning. Attending Physicians—I)rs. Mitehel and S. Shoftnll. JUS. CUMMLNG, See’y. . oct 31 UNITED STATES, District of Ucurgia. milE District Court for this District, is J. adjourned to tlm 24th November next, by orderof Mm lion. District Judge, when nil persons interested will give tlmir at tendance. JOHN 11. MOREL, m. i».«. oct 31 Wanted to Him, A BOY about 12 years old, capable oftak- iiqic.aru of a horse—good recommenda tions will bo required. Apply at this ofilce. octal *».|# Ilraws Grates, A NDIRONS and Shovel and Tongs.— Just received nnd for sale low bv oct 31 N. U.& II. WEED. CIIAS. A, WOODRUFF, Wine, Tea, Fruit Dealer and Grocer, m*ri:r.s mi svi.r. os accommodating thump, S PARKLING Champaign of very choice quality, imported from Rheims, m Bask ets and Cases. 190 bbls and kegs Alexandria Crackers 1,22,000 Segars (Ctuisio and Sylvn brand) direct from Havana 85 bugs prime Green Cuba, old white Java COFFEE , Prime St. Croix ) • m »,t„r a N. Orleans Sugars • . * sand Culm Molasses ^ 100 bids No. 3 Mackerel prime Fulton Market Beef Cliurante, Imperial Crown, Loudon Dock, nnd Seign- ettc BRANDIES ledcr, Swan anch.GINS Old 4th proof Jamaica RUM Irish Whiskey of fine flavor, warranted jmre us imported, 35 bbls family Loaf Sugars Old London Particular, Madeira, Tenc- riilb, Port and Sherry WINES, in casks demijohns and bottles 40 casks (J &8 dozen. London Porter & Brown Stout (Hibbert’s) in qts&pts White and Red Wine Vineirnr 80 whole and halt* boxes Bunch Mus- catel Rabins American and English Mustard Wurdulu’s London Pickles Capers uud Brandy Fruits West. India Preserves Cordials, assorted 75 boxes Sperm Candles Georgia Mould do and Doolittle’s Sosip Imperial, Gunpowder, ) mp^ Hyson and black ( of superior flavor and quality, se lected for family use, in chests, catty boxes, and* 21b catties oct 31 DISSOLUTION. T IIE copartnership formerly existing un der tho firm of FAIRCHILD* LYON At CO. of this city, was mutually dissolved on the 15th of Juno Inst. All persons indebted to said firm, are re. quested, previous to tho 1st of January next, to adjust tlmir accounts with tho subscribers, who are duly authorized to receive the same, J. I,YON, B. T. NICHOLS. Tim business will be continued ns usu al, nt the North side of Market Square, under tlm firm of Who havo on hand, and are constant, ly receiving fresh supplies of tho various articles winch form a lull and complete wholesale and retail SADDLERY WAUE-IIOVSE. All of which they oiler for sale upon terms, which for quality and cheapness, merit exam ination, rather than the llattorv of an adver tisement. LYON, NIClfOLS & CO. Savannah, October 29/b, 1829. net 31 248 R Fifty Dollars Reward. ANA WAY from tho subscriber, fixing in ^ Frankln county, Geo. on tlm 5th Hept. last,a negro limn, BILL, commonly called BUCK, about. 30 yenjs of age, and about 5 feet six inches liigfi, very black, nnd impudent in his Speech, lie also carried with him a negro woman named FAN, his wife. Fan is rather yellow coinplexioned; she generally wears long hair, and commonly wears combs in her hair. They carried a considerable quantity of clothes with thorn. It is expected that they lmvo u pnss, hut if they have it is forged. It is expected that they will aim for Augusta, Savannah or Charleston, ns tho fel low went to Augusta about 8 months ago, with a pnss in my nnmo though n forged one. I will give tho above reward for tlm negroes, with Kutlicient. proof to convict any person or persons, of nidiiig, assisting, or ’harbouring them, or $30 lor tlm .follow, delivered to me or lodged in any safe Jail, sti that l mav get him. ROBERT BRUCE oct 31 218 -pi EMPORIUM OF FASHION. MALLE It Y 4’ DUFFY, <m 32RUB ifl&tfs OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE, H AVING availed themselves of tho most recent arrivals from Europe, are now prepared io fiirnish their friends and the pub lic generally witli a more elegant and exten sive assortment of Goods in their line, than they havo ever ottered heretofore, viz ; Wilkins* superior Golden Crown and Olive CLOTHS, (quite a new style) Blue, Black Drake Neck, Green, Steel anil Oxford mixt patent fuiisli or London CLOTHS. Sup. blue, black, brown, drab, fawn, steel mixt, Corbcan, Lavender, and other col’d London CAS1MERS. Black and blue bluck plain VELVETS. Figured, brown and Funcy colored do. And a great variety of light and dark col’d Silk and Valencia VESTINGS. Double boild blue and brown CAMLETS, a very superior article for Cloaks and Great Coats. Being supplied with a fidl and first rate complement of New York and Pluladolpliia Workmen, from the first establishments, they are prepared to make up tho above articles in a style that cannot fuil to please. Also, as usual, For tho accommodation of Travellers and those who prefer'despatch, they havo a full assortment of Ready Made Clothing, of the 1st, 2d and 3d qualities, consisting of— Coats, Frocks, Conttccs, Great Coats, Clonks, Opera Cluaks, Pants. Vests, Shirts, under Vests nnd Drawers, Collars, and Hosiery, of all descriptions. Cloth, morocco, and patent leather Caps ol* Luke Davis’ most approved stylo Dorcmus & Sydam’s N: York, 1*mint’s Philadelphia, ond Towson’s Baltimore approved Stocks of all patterns Riding Belts, Shoulder Bruces, Watch Guards, Suspenders, Fancy Spitalficld likfs. Cravats, Cravat Pads, Purses, Hair Brushes, Pantaloon and Vest Springs, Horseshin, Castor,and Buckskin Gloves, Double Mechanic Ilorscskin Gloves, (the most beautiful article ofthc kind ev er offered iu this market) tl*e wholo of which will be sold at the most reduced prices, for cosh or town acceptances. N. B. The whole of the above stock hav ing been cureful!v selected, and the greater part purchased direct from the importers by Mr. D. personally, and the ready-made cloth ing manufactured immediately under his in spection, we feel confident in assuring our friends, that nothing has been spared in ren dering our establishment worthy tho patron age we havo heretofore so liberally enjoyed, oct 31 M.&’D. Hall, Slmptor 4* Tuppcr, O,0cr for sale on accommodating terms, \ TONS Swedes Iron assorted—fiat bars from 1 to 12 inches wide square do. 1-2 to 4 inches wide 3ft hhds prime Sr. Croix Sugars 50 lihls Loaf Sugar 8 hhds prime green Coffee 50 bags do <lo 30 do ordinary do do (it) pieces Bagging lft do Hessians 409 hags “ Youlo’s” Shot, assorted 5ft kegs No. 1 White Lead 5ft bbls 41 Phelps’” Gin 2(1 do Portland Rum, colored 5 hhds N. Orleans Rum 4 do Jamaica do 1S pipes Bramlv ) t- • ... 13 do llulliiml Gin f ' niiou.- brnds 1 lilul Irish Whiskey 5 pipes Canary Wine 5 qr casks do do 20ft bbls No. 3 Mackerel 93 bundles Prime Hay 5ft halt* boxes No. 1 Chocolate 20ft reams Wrapping Paper 15 boxes “Cavendish” Tobacco superior quality 30 kegs ’ do. “Richmond No. I.” 19!) small boxes common Segars 4ft qr Boxes half Spanish Sugars 190 one 10th do > 20 qr do > Spanish Segars 12 half do ) 1 box Sulphate Quinine 2 boxes Swaim’s Panacea 30ft Grind-stones, small sizes oct 31 Cortlngc, Duck, <$’ c - Just received by the late, arrivals,if- in store, O b COILS Cordage, assorted sizes 1-2 ‘toft 1-2 inch 80 do Manilla Rope do do 15 do Bolt Rope 70 pieces Russia Duck 30 do half Duck 40 do heavy ravens do 20 do light do do 30 bids thin tar 2 do Pitch end Rosin 5 do soft Turpentine 0 bids bright Varnish 2 do Spirits Turpentine 2 do (’roil Tar 8ft kegs White Lend 5ft do black paint nnd Spanish Brown 2ft canisters Verdigris 5 bbls paint Oil 20 anchors different sizes from 10ft to l?001bs 170 kegs Nails, assorted sizes,/Id u 20d lft kegs cut spikes 5 1-2 n 9 inches 15 do Sheathing Nails 1 case sheet copper 19 os. Copper sheathing nails 2ft reams sheathing paper Copper uud Iron Tucks, Sail Needles, Twine, Lines, Lends, Blocks, Oars, Boat-hooks, Hooks nnd Thimbles, Handspikes, Spunking Trumpets, Spy Glasses, Log Glasses, Nautical Alma nacks, for 1830, Charts of tho latest surveys, A c. Together with a general assortment of Ship Chandlery. For sale hy A. BASSETT, Mongin’s upper wharf. oc) 3! SHERIFF’S SALE. On the first 'l\irsday in December next, W ILL lie sold before the Court 1 louse in Chatham county, between tho usual hours of sale, Two lots, situated in the city of Savannah, Nos. 17 ami 18, with tho buddings uud im provements thereon, bounded East by Colum bia square. South by President st. west by Lin coln stn»et, and north by State st. levied <m as tho property of IVtor Guemrd, tosutisfy imexecution in favor of F. H. Wclinnn. GEO. MILLKN,«. v. v. ocf Hi Shingles, Firewood. &c. 50,000 1 ,3,“;;;:ios or,ioited c - v - !!• >0 cord. Firewood, ouk, hickory Si tsh 100 cords Lightwood 100 LighLwood posts 19 bbls Tar For sale by SIIADRACII WINKLER, Wayne’s Wharf. oct til 24gp Bagging, Oznaburgs, &e, WAA PIECES superior 49 inch Dund>> • l/U hemp Cotton Bagging BOO do do 49 Flax do 600 do do 49 Flax Hessians 900 pieces Strciitz Oznaburgbs 3 bales 3-4 Diaper ■ 1 do Sail Twino 9 do'Bnjming Twino 150 kcjjs Lochline Herring 50 casks Barclay’s best London B. S. Por ter, in pints and quarts 100 crates well assorted Crockery 8 casks plain, moulded, and cut glia ware 50 tons Liverpool Rock Salt Landing from barrjue Hercules from Dundee, and slup Georgia from Liverpool, and for sale by AND’W. LOW & CO. oct 31 948||l Selected & 1st, quality Wines, T HE subscribers have lately imported di* rcctly from Madeira and Bordeaux, tho j following Wines, which they otfer for sale on ‘ reasonable terms. 12 pines of Jno. Oliveira’s & Cos.* choice olu L. I\ Winq of tho first growth, in halves, quarters, and eighths 2 casks Murguox Mcdoc 0 do Pauillac Medoc 2*-h|joxes Chateau Margaux 46 * do St. Julien Mcdoc 23 do St.Estophe—all of tho vinton-e I of 1825. ° I They have also a good supply of older im* portutions of Madeina Wines which will he sold low to close sales. SOItREL & ANDERSON. oct 31 HAY. '1 AA BUNDLES prime Enstcrn Hay A W 50 do. Now York do 30 bblsSchoidiim Gin. Porsaloby MICHAEL DILLON, Telfuir’a Wharf ALSO, A pare of first rate Carriage Horses, well broke to the Harness, oct 31 948—p Wines. RA BOXES very superior Siilcry Clmm. pagno ofthc celebrated brand of (J. II. Mumin, Gieslcr &. Co., Rheims. 50 dozen first quality Sebarzberger Mo. selle. For sale by ANDW. LOW & CO. oct 31 918—1!l Shoo Thread, Twine, &,c. 3 BALES Shoo Thread; 9000 lbs. Bog- ging Twine ; 3 bales Seine Twine, as sorted. Received and for sale by oct 31 N. B. & H. WEED. Sugar Kettles and Sheet Lead. Q#A SUGAR Kettles, assorted sizes; .3 O" rolls Sheet Lead. Just received and for stile by N. B. & II. WEED, oct 31 Rum and Gin. BBLS. Portland Rum, colored *ml U 50 do “Phelps” Gin Now landing and for snle bv 1IALL, SHAPTER & TUPI’ER* oct 27 Sal Eratus. U SED for making Bread light, just rccciv ed and fur snle by LAY & HENDRICKSON, oct 28 Druggists, Gibbons' Buildings. Salt Afloat. A CA BAGS and4000bushels loose Sait “it/v on bourd ship Franklin, for sale by GODFREY BARNSLEY, oct 30 340—p Newark Cider. AA BBLS. landing from ship Emperor, tU U and for salo by L. BALDWIN* CO. octal &40p N. O. Sugar. ~i O IIIIDSN.O. Sugar, lauding from schr J Oregon, nnd for sule bv PHiLBRIClv* BAKER. oct 97 Raeo Ginger. ■f A HAGS Race Ginger, just received and J. Vf for snle bv LAY* HENDRICKSON, oct. 98 Druggists. Prime Pork. Landing from Sloop Excel, A /hBBLS Prime Pork (Citv Inspection) tv for sale by JOIIN’BENTLY. oct 27 American Segars. A A YELLOW Segars of a su- vF v/ jierior qualitv, for sale bv PALMES It LEE, * 0( *1 22 Exchange Dock. New Raisins. BOXES Bunch Muscatel Raisins, of _ _ the i»t*w crop and superior quality. Landing from schr Oregon, and for sale by oct 2-1 JOHN BENTLEY. 40 HAY. BUNDLES 1st quality Hay for ^””sale on bourd ship Audi's, A. Low & Co’s, wharf. J. BENTLEY, oet 26 RYE. A FEW Bushels for sued. Apply to PALMES & LEE. net 90 . LAMPS. A N Assortment of enamelled white Glass Siam! and Mnntln Lamps, just received and for salo by HAZARD & DENSLOW. net 13 934 POTATOES. A KA BBLS White Potatoes, for snloby I JU PALMES & LEE, out 99 Exchange Dock.