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— iforttlrfAWB. 3' rulUXIM 0. iW U»« K* TII« mm*. : t S V i M «Tuiii WU..M -annum wm. i.i •■< 'A’-; ■■'•■-I.-* i».n.»m- l"r^U AHn HwwJZifr, » W* RKM-irr•mRWN IftlUkt. l>nc, 18 Tin iwiHmi of Mr. Il-mmumdof A. 0. in njMiuik Aboil-1 * “ It I K ion PrtiHun from sutiorv will. . a of Ms»nehn*ett«k«iiig tlm . r. <1 Rwkiira. of N. C aaVed f.*r tho you* atid tmviH which worn iinfered. Mr. Hunt apprehended, h* a*M, thrnt there vii but on** Miiiinrtni on riff* anh).tel in that Ileute and lol ri* mlomen 'extend imrfr ob»eiva. lion ovor tin* *i»l« riuI eatatntad amintry, and poreoiva wliaVkad h«»n pawing since tlm aboil, lion qooklion *»• fir-* agitated. and they would »«oh« wan eoiroot, dial there wa» but mm aonti. iromi awry wh-ra. Ha aptMalamHod that gen. I lemon on all aide merely differed o l*» tiro mean* nf elfooiiriB a (ennui and doRirad cod—ail end they ware all f«ckliig, ai»d wl.ich waa to give quiet and composure to ilii% republic, upon tlu» exciting qmnllm. Ilo Would r*|*aat, lie waa thuMugUly convinced t'nii tho only difference •tm ion that erri-ted wjawitlr rega’d to (he means to afllu.t.a dorir-blo end. It had been mid that If they rojoctodthi- petition,they riiuuld give quid to tho cmtulrv, usd noothar potitiona nr momorU|a of a I k*» tamtam/ tvoufd lw aont then*. Would llila bo i t If ooriotiiuenia clinao to ■•-nd liialr petitions to that huu*u,w«.uld not gun II union fool it tin ir duty In pioauul Haul? For mil him to. say, - hat, it thuir ba any thing indn. corioua or dtarmptmUitl in a innomriat p uaeiiiod Ihure to any moinhar of tun Untie, or to any member of the Government, lien ho understood it to ba pailiainonlary to rej*bl it, but if, on Ilia other hand, tUc nieiiiori^l ho ennobl'd in respect- ful language, it want right guarantied the oiti. sens nr this country by die I?. natitulinn,.tnpie tuoralizo tho Huu»o. Tho right lio held to Ire « a acred one, and lie could novur cmi-unl to In. fringe upon it, even by iin|dicniion. Ilumb'o as ha wa«, an id -Mr. II, it might n perh p*, bo anknown to union there, that upon till* ahdtii'Ui qtiea'ion lie hadexumded lira prin. eipio oo far aa to go for all the gcml-men oi'llio South cmitamlrd fur. lie oruild uUo a»auru - 1hrnv that among tho Now England ruon, llturo 'wjrbut oho universal and unaiiiiiioiiiaeiitiniiiiit npontiieaukjecl liu'tognbauk agin to tho mode of offering thij desired ond, that of giving quiat and ropn«o to Ihia agitated question, and to lli(i edited community. Mr. II. .hold idune with regard tn it, which he mihuiiimd with all duo defiMonco. lie In Id that Urn quijjt of tho community could not be enaured by suppro sing inforiiiuti'iii and Inquiry | but, on Urn oimtrarv, both policy and cipodienr v, »nd llio true course they owed io ihi-ir constituent,'dictated *h*t they should gin* to tiin»o mnim rislx and those petition* tho usual eonreo llu would .ippealt,, an eniimuit Ina'ance, witliiu iho knntv.udg" of every mid present, winch did mure than all Iho meeting* «m 'h* subject ,hy way of putting down llta fan a Heal toil lu mg «rtl tu the Sum! y mail. Aa long aa tho t!»u*e laid ilmao mumurula mi iho tablox.au lung worn limy Iratlud wi ll them ftwlun after M»aimi j but tho very mumeni ho garktiioui w h ii ho eoncoivod to U* timir pr*i|rr directum, by appropriating thorn in a Ooinniiilou wliibli nimin u report Hinroun. that very inomonl' tboeioili'iiiMhl wan nHayed, uud noiliing more tvoa fioari^mi the subject, lie nakad gcollcuiun to curry.imok thoir rccollocii-.m. to wlitl the of* fubl 4 w*e updo thoropublio. Tho *ul»jo. t wna pul tomvrr at rest \ and to, ho approhumlnil, it Would bo with luo prowut, lor lie couaidoiud tho ea»o* aiul.igou*. . Mr. (Hancock aijld it would lio gruiifying to •vary individual to Invo luiunod tu tho riunarka inado by thn hmiorahlo gunlomin from Nuw York* (Mr* Hunt,) who hadjtid taken lilaaout; am| ho b -liovod *t mud be equally gratilyiug In aver portion of tho lloti*q to have been planed in ppaaMaibn of hi* Vicwa up ui tlii* q ina'inn, though a largo portion nflh(tm.in|M> dillbr with tho gout loin ui in regard to tin poUoy li<. thlnliN ought tu he ndup'qd In ^leiion to it. Tho die* ounion that had akon pl iooiotduy, Mr. ti.liad Bu besi'atinn in aylng, would U* hailed in tho Poulh aa ha greatoNt uiipui tinttlio porui money of tho god und glurinue Union waa about to ho aamirodi and mia corn ng from that • Motion of the country lip lio»|utml not to tw. linvo tSat tlio iiounst riidbranCa of opinion that did exist, waa an honoal diflbrcuco of • ninlmi •inly ka tha monitor and inmjo in which thi* question VImiiI,1 lio »altled. For ono, ho heliiwod tho motion of the gontlniinn OomS mlh tVnli. ha tn bonne that wouldlxf appmvudiat Inanltlm l»iat apurovod, by that portion oftho puuph) front Whom ho oaino. Ila admitted U waa the anmdi. tutiona right of every citixon of the o.mntry to petiii.nn.thT*.and lira •dhar'hratioh nf tho laigla. lauiro. 'It waa a ruBtiireiiiiho*,un<.iHuli mi'wif, and it wa* an inaeparablo privilodge,"which ho believed no individual, who advoca cd thia ino- (Inn, had prutoud d to >oay. Hut ho ountemlcd that, whenever, tho petition waa brought fur Ward, that very moment the cunditutional re* quHith hid iHtou cuinpliod with j and it than bo- flunk the duty of tlio llouso tu treat it aa it* merita dosorved. Now lie would upped to the Muuloman him olf, and aak him wliathor here bo not in thai petition language which culla Up. •n the If nuke u. fVnwn up-.n it with indignation! fie would task If ihoro c not oliargoa in it that called for tho unanimnui video of reprobation of Ibflm oppoaud 11*it 7 Ilo would to Clod that he could act on. this oooaninn with tlio goi.tlu. irjan j but the prnpor course tu bo punmoirin ro. la inn tn tho potiii m, waa lorrjuc l it] and io rejecting it ho ci uld not for hlinaulf belinvn that u similar petition would again bo nre*antcd for tho G<inaul<*r« i m of that bndy. With duo doforon oto thoopinl 'M ofthoao who ropro*onl StatOR, Mime f w o| whom might bo favorable to tho principles contained in Urn petition, ft would, in Id* humble enneoption, bo virtually a .lures- pret to t|io m .jori'y either way, who in ght v.*to to rnjoct or to rei-uivo. afterwar. a to vote tu lay it on tli ■tabl", *nd lie wialicl, thorufuro tosvoid thix, by bring! g tho quottinu at onuo und Ui. r-aitlytii ba r upon tho motion to rojtcy it. Hut theta wat anuihor roaann, whioh ho would anggo t to Uir c nvidoralinn of tlio II use.— Thuy would n t hn deprived of meeting iho quotion flilly, ftpoly, anddolUK'ratolyJioroafti'r. Whjt .did the Pro-i-'oi.t rccmiunoiij in hi* an nual mesaaif.* t Herummmomlcd<o thocunthl. era’imi of Utat House tho prohibition o'*, or some law tu pi event, «hr oirculatl-m ufthi*»e inco.idiu. ryiMtblieationa through tho I'oitOmco Depart, rtipnl. Th;'n they would lure on opportunity of expressing fully their viowa in relation to thl* matter. It w a.tlinn ho expodod again to bear tho v -lea of th t gontlaman in vindicitlon of-h*> viowa he had now taken- Then ho lru*t. •d they would have but eno wdeo thr *ugli..ut tho Uouri-5 a d .whon that voto ahuuld bar.-, oaived, tlio ^outh would bo *o-uro in llioir live*, Utair property, and thoir right*. It would ho thou they mighUay this Repuhlin iaaafo. Then oV*ry thing liko tTt.uuhm Would bo quietuand, > Wnnwiiit, foruvor. v INSfcNATR. <Xn tho 924 Mr. Unu yubmiitcd Uib fu'.luwirg rawduliona whioh lio ona d«y fbr ouuaidora'iou: Hewivtd, That the Committee on Military At*, fairabo inatruoted io inquirointo lhoox{h-dioncy of making an appropriation for the pur'poae nf conatruei ngo military rbad from c intaninnil •• Uaa Moines" to oantonmunt Li avonw.,rth, thonco tu. Fort Giboou j and ihet Raid oommiU Uw ell oil U.C OMr.urj. Wir for inform., tton rola'inrto thi* auiijcof. ' gtulrti,1'*W W, CUtitnml... on Mlliur, Affitlr, bn m..ruutod Id in^.tir. into ilm ,»J>'dlenojF of HlUi.lui i|{ a naii m.l armorv J? o*.‘S“' Mi-*'*»i, , |.l! -ml .hat SJ|* I 51 * 10 of Mt*nuri b« included in Ilia tin or Bide, to ba.WMUlinod'Willi n ,i«w to ,ucl. ..f llm ..rent Miami itv.r, on .St wr'ri .lino rfrtiwn H.»*i nurth f r um ttw iWfltttH nf tba Hraat Miami river atiirOMld, nil th* north bvauaaat and wcat lint drawn thmt.gti tho southorly a*» iromo nf Lake Michigan, running oast af*er m. torMictiiig lha due notih Umj aforvaalil, final tlio mouth of IhctlrOai Miami rlv«r» until t! ahaU iiitcr Vet I,ike Kri* untho TunitoHal linr, and thfcnee with the same tlir.»ugn Uko Krism iho Ptiuisylvauia line aforesaid i Provided alwuya, and l» ia hon by fmly undorstund and di-etarad by ilia ounvoitthm. that if the aonthorly b , *and urok-roino nf Luka Michigan slsoeld extaud so far south thn a line diawn Hua e«*l from It ahu.ild out inUinwot l.ako I'rintur if it should intersect said l«aka R*K car-inf tlio mouth of the Miami rivar of tlm Jxuko, then and In that ease, with the assent of tlm Cm gross oftho Unit-d Mate*, the nuriliarn huumJary of Ohio State shall ho **ta!ili"hed by and oxtnnd to a tin** running from tlm aouthcily*x rdmt>»f I*ake Michigan to the nmol \orthorly C*p« *»ftlio Miami Iny, after inUnsaaiog the du.- north linn, and by iho said Territorial lino tu tho Penn»yt vania lint : And whe eaa tlio State of Ohio claim* that the e**onl of the C«ngr ss of thn Uni- tat State* haa been virtu illy and auhdautial. ly 2ivon In thn sixth Rcctimi of the seventh arli do oft ho tTnnatimtion aa almve set forth, ami im ro e*p*-ci.illy to the latter clause the roof; dor. cribing tier lioritiern tautmlrv aa cutained iu the provishm t<> said acedun, by admitting her Senator* and Ucpte-oiitativA* tn ilmlr aaxta in Cuirgreaa. und more fully by the act of Congress as.lrcl -md Fvhru*r» lO, Ibft3, entitled an act in pmvido for tho dim oxnrtitjoh oftho l«Wa of the U S. within the Statu of Ohio in thn prexm hlu to which act itia declared, that tho State of. Ohio ha* boooma nno of lira U. 8. o! America, Whereby o« a matter of right the said State lias acquired and can righifully exnrcikojiiri*dioiioD on her liurthum b-.nlnr in too linn a* d. scribed in th«> latter clauau of tho proviso ountainnd in the sixth seolion of the aovunth erlicle ofhor constitution shuts* dmihl* hivo arisen wlmihrr tho act ol Congrrea ol’thn 11 th of January, 1805 entitled an act In divide tho Iidian Territory into two Rrpara'e government*, doo* ont contra, vuna thn riglniul jtirisdiotiun of Ohio to the hue a* d'senhod in tho article ofhor aona'itu lion aa above aiatnd III order, thernforn, that doubt* nmv nn l -nger exiat on this suhjert. Heaolm! by the Sxiintr and 'Jfauae of lirpre tmtalivea of iht Vniltd StnteM in Congitu aa- acmklfid, That tho easeul nf tlio Cnngro^s of the Unted Stales la ltoieliy fully doelaroiTnnd gi ven totliolatur elauso of tlm sixth aootiou nf theecvciith ar'lelo oftho Ctinslilulion of the •State of Ohio, wbloli lain tlio following word*, to wit: “The northern boundary ofihiaH'ntn *lia|| be established by nnd uxlendod to n direct lino running-from ilib soutlmrly extremo of l.ako Michigan tn the most northerly Cane ot tho Miami liny, after lnier*eciiiig tlm duo nurth lim' from tlio mouth nf thn Urmit Miami nfnrc* •aid, Ibmiee . minimum »« Iho Turritarinl Into, and by'acid Territorial lino to the Pennsylvania lino " And il iafntihrt reaolved, That any Stale nr Hlaii'R that limy ho funnod of Hie Territory nf tho United Stall'*, lying oast nf tlm Miat-iisjppi river*, which Dougin** may linm ifier derm prop, er lo admit into (lie Union, •hull Im hounded on thn «nulh by tho Htalo of Illinois, Indiana, and Ohm, aa the law may reipt-rn. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Ti'e-OAV. iho. Mi Tlm H"U«e rnmmnd tlm ooufiduratmn oftlio motion made by Mr. Patton oil Friday last to rononsidor the voto whereby (Im pbtltlnn pfauu iml by Mr. Ilriggs praying tho obolilinn ufata. verv iu tho Di*tr ot of Ciilumliii, ,waa roforrod to tlio Commit tea on lliii District nf Columbia. Mr. Urangi-r uddrt'Mkid tlm Il..n*o on tlio sub jnct, and aftor him Mr lugnrHuH roao, ho said, olilelly with a view uf announcing hie intention tn tl|o House tn submit a pn»po. iiiun, whioh, Im thought, ifoduptod, would bo the mean* «n'inn qiilixiug all pans of tho House on till* qunaiion witlinut ootnpromlae no oithor sido; Hi* own IkiIiiiI* w aa. u motion tn rnjoct tho petition would not, tfoorried, roueli tho ohjnot'il waa desired to attain.* Mr. I. read thn ako'oli of hi* resolution,which waa a* (ollowat Umulvnd, Tiiut thn A tiding of alavea ia a right clearly reuuguised by- tlm Cmiatiuition of tlio Unitod Hidtoa, and ia thorvby aeeurrd to tlio oiiixmi* uftlman NUtOR, whose policy di>OR out Inrhitl it, ua ihu tagitiiiiaio Rithjnol of 'individual prupurly, and »our o cf political influoncu add power {anil allnUuiiipta*t>i interforo with, or •huImi ilmni iii it* 0Aorui»o'iV mijiiyuiuit, urn impohUu, uncoitalitu'iulial, nnd unjust. Mt, r.,-!.., io P or.u«no« or nntlco .ir.n aikcfl and .btainad leave, and inirUlucwl a hill ewmcarnlig writ* of error in tho eotiha oftho Viutad Suioa, Which waa read twice, and U. fyrrod to tlm Cnnuhitloa on tho Judiciary. IdXliSSrA P ur, ‘*^‘' c '’ 0 »'no»ico giybn.mk. ed and obtained loivu, and introdulmdthotoflor.'. 5ng Jdlntrosolutinu, which wA roaiTand ortlof.* .<1 to« sucund reading ! • • •' • tVhoroga U Hepmaidedin tlm sixth accUon rif Stl^ri r !tal* rliel rn f ,lh:,? Sd nMi f" lion of A 'SiSSitfJSSAS'L ^hiwvj {That tho UmiU and i ll is ifei nod-that nnrliqe,. From the Federal Union lii/A inti. LaaiaUTuaK ov Gaunuu —Tho .General Aa. aomblr ndmuriird on iho J'J.I iimt., iiftrr a mi. aion of fifty nno ilayai It punivd many, ftlipnr. tan' aota; among which uro auvar.tl |ofmuorpn. ’rating cnmp.nio* to cmiblruot rail road* ovnr •oino of tilf ninsl thronged and enminurcial rmiloa id the alato. ll u anflloionl -number nf iudlvidu ila oliull now bo found, willing to cm lurk a purl inn of thuir cipii.tl inilioRO Mitnrprj. xua, tlm lucuul tho alato will rapidly undergo a bounlifu. transftirmatinii t and tlm inumboni of tliia lugUlaUirn will bo romomlMirod with honor hy a prospermia and gratolul |>ooplu Tliuro i* Mbuluro of doubtful nxpudimmy in aovorul of thoao 8'lmrtera—tlio grant uf banking power* and privilege* tn Urn rail nud O'irpuratio'na.— Thorn la no natural o -nnOction botami objects ro different in liioir eiiaraetof, nnd in their mud* of operations, aa a bank and a nil mail (and wo fear that, undor tho authority of tlmso ohartota banking capital miy bo imprudently increased, and an unjaat monopoly, improperly extended. Ti ore wora puculiqr ruasone fur granting anoli prlvilugi a to tho enrimrating whioh almuld con. rtriiot a rail road from Navannah lu Maaon. Tlio withdrawal oftlm brauoii of ho U. SUtoa' llanli from tho former city, must leave a vi: ouum in ita b inking o.ipi|al, whioh, if aufluruil to remain, mifthl prove unfavorable lu it* bipi. ness, and iujurh u* to its prosperity. Ii a |. SO boon ascortainqd, by Iho oxpnrimontnfa yo r that a RiiHiflinnt amount of oitpi'nl wmild not bo vaatod in tho m»ro rail road stuck. Hy tho now ohtjr'or, tho banking oapital will bo supplied; and an inducoinmit will bn hold out toaubterihe for rail road '-tuck,by ounnoc iug wnhitan oquil qumtity uf bank stock. And privilege grant, od lo thiu corporation could not bo wlllwmld (Vom otlmia. Tlio Gunoral A*aombly hasconaummntedtwo very important ohjmgoR in tho eon*titut|un of tho state—adding to itRjudici.il t ihuuala, a su preme court for tlio correction of iho error* of tho cmirta Mow, and aboli*hing tlmt aristocrat, io principle, whioh required a c.-rtuin umuuVit uf pmporly tu quality a uititan o roprooni IiU fol. low cilizena in tlio legislature. Tlio poor man hr no longer dial>.utuiiixud and dogradvd; and tlm people havu tlio right to onll talant und vir. tue lo thoir service, although clouded and tested by poverty. It romums f..r .future logialiturea to cuory mi thi* domuorutm rofurm ; »nd to au* nul that odious pruvishm, which doclaro* that n poor man is not qualified to d>achargo the dot ins of chief magistrate of tlio republic. ThbGoti. orul A'-somldy rofused lo nrgiiiizo tlio Supremo court, leaving tho amendment to tlm con othition which thuy had orlalnnd, to lio a* a dead Id lor in tho arebiove* of ^hu Stuto, until a future legislature, fulfilling their cnnKiuuiiomil duties, shall call it into lifu. This delay orh*«, not from any h-atil.ty un tho part : «t tho majori ty, to tho creation nf medi a court; hut irmu onfortunaio disaou inn*, in relation to it* details mid iia officers, whioh sprang up aftor tho constitution had born anmnded. The noxt leg islature, by org-mixing thn cniiVt, will divido with that which haa just closed its scasmn, thn honor of creating this umal important tribunal. a **&&&&&» WbDNBnt.tY MOUMltd. Ulif. u “fit the atar-apangUd banner, vh, long may it . trace "O'er the land of the fret and lha home of the hate." DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION f OH PRESIDENT. IT1ARTIN VAN BIIREN, or «r.w vomk. -Medley; dam-—, 4 years old. W Edkllna' ho Cowber, 3yours old, b ; 6dis. succeeding this "Indignity," ono of tho para, jraphs of tlio Giinrgiuo, which have oflbndad one of tlio drat and oldeat subscribare of. the G orgien." But in doing 1 so; wo will prtml*e that wo wore merely noting the transparencies which tlm patriotism of many of pur ‘oitjxuna Asptiyodon tlm 14th inat. Could wo,*lo pro. pillato tlio semitivo captlouanoaa of " ona of I We have received'lie following latter from tha first abd oldest aobeenhere afihc.G*orgl«h"| Cept* 8i«son, uf the suhr. Exit, giving onmn inx-rt th. n,m„ uf tin Bibb I)«|p g .tlon| l.ow.. ° r M« '"J"J b T Medley ; dam, rTimnlnon. Bolted, Tiuio—3, fiC.ind 3,57: First licit well ennu-ated between Verlumnua and Clodhopper; second heat iiilto botwconOr* moiid, Vrrtumnus and Turnbull, V. Winning frun Orumnri by about half a length. FOR' VICE PRESIDENT, RICHARD ITI. JOHNSON, or KKNTVCKV. C’ENTRAl,RAIL HOAD AND HANKING COMPANY OF GEORGIA. Notice is hereby givon that Uooka of Bub •orlption to the Slook of the aaid Company will bo openod at Savannah in the Exchange («ong Room, on Wednoaday tlio Illtli day of February noxt at 10 A. M., t« enntinuo open on that day untilU P. M. and on' tho succeed, ing day from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M., undor the auporintendenee of the undersigned Commit, aionerx, viz i— W. B, BULLOCH, W. W. GORDON, Jl. HABERSHAM, B. B. PARK MAN, J. P. HENRY, J. P. WILLIAMSON, R. R. COY LEU, J. STONE, D. BURROUGHS, I. MINIS, W. TAYLOR, CJ. ii LA VIA R, ’ G. W. ANDERSON. Tlio fallowing comprise tlm names of tho gonllcmnn, vnhintonrs, who prooccdod yo-tor. day to East Florldjf in tho stoamboal Florida, to carry aid to our follow citizens in that aoc. tiun ofemotrv. Tlmlr immediate object i* to guaid tho U. S. military aturca at Pioulata, .which aro now unguarded and subject lo bo car ried off by tho Indiuns. Cine. Stephens, Win. II.-Bulloch,' A Y • Nidi'll, W. W. Oates, Wm. VV. Stoyona, John C. Austin, Win. Grubbs, Paul Williamson, Jnmoi T.'Davi*, Abraham Franklin, (ino. Threadornft, Win. A. .Mulmaii, J. B. Harvey, Wm. Btovuiin, Charles Boyd, • A. O. Scguur, Hugh Ross, L. S. UursoII, G. W. Harnoi, Janies StuVons, James Sandorlin, J* D. Iluguunin, Bunj. W. Jolmoon, -Wm. Huk'tt, Cllas. Uuriiult,. Win. Read, . Jumna S. Harvey, A, M. MoLeod. T. Hvrdwick, Jaino* Brngnn, rorrymann King, J. D. Humbert, B na11igh.ui. Tlio following gontlniuon wcrooloctcdofficers. CHARLES STEPHENS, Captain. A. Y. NICOLL. lnt•Llontonaiit. J. D, MUGUENlN A 9d do. W.II..UULLOOH, Ensign. W W. OATES, I t Rrrg'i. PAUL WILLIAMSON. 9d L. S. RUSSELL, 1*1 Onru'l. B M. JOHNSON. 2d do. do. EaRi.r sRvaRiTv oj* tiik Wr AT iiKR.—Extract trom a tatter, dated Williuimiown, Vt. Docom. 6or9d, 1835. "Tlio weather for tho last otavon days haa beep mM mi’uunlly oold for tlm season. La*r FiidaV nmrulng. Nov. 20, Hip thormnmi'tor \vaa fi dugrcox bolmy xuro. At .NorUtfieM, 13 dog. below. At.MmitpoliaT, U dog. below. Aioiir meeting'Imuso 1C dug. Iwlmv. Last Monday morning, Nov. 30, it wax here 8 deg. bi-ldw. and ia nowi at 11 A. M. 4 dog. below. ' ■'...•* . ; AT. K (7fJm. Adr. ' Tha Ontario waa blown off in n gdlo laat night, an.l waa no\in eight of tl,** telegraph at noon,—Ibid, The Iftilhr.—Th# mildness of voutorday has Immui snrctcdudhy wdellwr of bittier mverity. b w-aa an unruly nig|»i, ,lbo Lat-i-i|.6 Wind blow.. log tlorcol v fr.im the north wi«t. It was a ontat l.jght for, thn ftrompn—who were .three tinuw* *-» .V.,-" Va IlfflgllniWl" W*5' th " .n,my,wbumlliu, «, >“ ;™J{» '»? MM .Hch .tlompt. do. * ^ *•» .7 -v*\ 1 • r -a Ihdt tUla-gtesv -'itntiguiiy.^ffe willbAcoly rapublUbv At a mooting of the oitizoua of Savannah, on Monday, 28. Ii inat hblil at tho Exchange,for tlio purpose of taking into onnaiddratlnn. (hone, cos-iiy ol rendering aid to our follow ciiiz.in» ef Florida, at present oxpnsod to tlio dnprud itions oftho Souiinoto Indiana. Clurlo* 8tephons, Enq. was eallodto tlio Chair, and W. Ruborl »on, appointed Hoorciarv. Tho Chairman h iving iinnonunud lira ohjoct oftlm mentlngf Mr. U. King road an oktrant nf n luttuf from Mr. J. B. Levy. Supcrlntomlonl at Pioulata, rospocting thn oxpored ailuuti-.n ofpur- ■ons and property tlmrn,, and tlio consequent no. cosaityofaid—whereupon, on motion ol Win. IL Bullooh, Eaq. itwua Reaolved, Thit.a pnpor bo opened to .reooivo the aignituroa of aiioh persona na may bo dispos ed to vqluiiteer, to procoad t» Florida. On motion of M,. Myur*, E-q it waa Reaolved, That a commit too of twolvo lie ap pointed wlio slull-volunteer and collect from ilm eiUxonaof Sav.nnah, *uch sum of money na may bauocosaary to oqiiip, and pay all aaid vo- laiUoora. who will prepare tliomrelvea and-pro. coed in tho stnamhoit Florida, at 8 o’clock, to morrow .for Flo'ida. The following gouttamon woro tlion appoint, od that eniiiniilluo, in oonforinity with tho last, resolution :— * for pfalioworlliy wo doomed'their ardont 4up. port tiftho Bill, whon Our Hoit oftho llotol, in the haste with which «very thing woe pro-, pared, had boon compelled lo omit not only their names, but those of many others whore spirited axortiona wore worthy of all praise. Tha otlier paragraph oxtraclod by our late otTundod subscriber, la tlio Ictlor of a Correa, pomtaut, commending tlio exertions of Dr. Fort and Cn!< Hepburn, in bolielf of iho Bill. Sn much for thla grool " indignity." • Tlh) ahoot rolurnod to tliia Office ia preserved fur the insppo ion oftho curious. From the Macon Meeeenger. i Wo are informed toal a citixon nf this place, onoof'ho first and oldest subscribers oftho S.i. vannah Gonrgian, on receiving tlm No. under dato Ifiili Decani bor, ox it ao-cd from its Columns a pari of two paragraphs that passed partlcu hr oncomiums on a few oftho meuib'ra of tho legislature, and nno-ot|icr individual in boing particularly instrumental in passing the bill for the Contral Rail Road and Itanking privile. gas, used tlio samn for the Wadding of# cannon, and which wa« dhetnrgcd ot suuaul on tho day prucsediug the Rail Road Rail, reluruod tho hul. aueo oftho shoot to tho «ffi o lorn where it am. anatod, viewing it as an iudignity to nlhirmem bar* of tho.legislature nwre particularl^riij'aaof From the Otorglan of * 15/A init.—[Editorial) ".At tho lintel, a transpftronny with tlm wnrda—Internal Improvement, disphyid to view ilio namos nf our efficient Delegation— McAllicter, Gordon, Milieu and Slack, in liar- inonioiiB conjunction with Hepburn, tho Sons, tor from Murcogco, whioh countv on tho ox- trerao Western coniine* of Guorgia, is by this splendid project to hu indi-*u|ubly united with •lie capital of Cliatlium—tlio anciont Soupoit of our Statu." Another Boat Accioknt.—Tlio Coluinbu* Sontinol of29tli Inat. aaya t—•*. Tlio Molcmoro, commanded by Cnpt. Smith, on her first trip from Apalachicola to this placo, waa anaggod, and in a fu\v minutes wont lo tlio bottom with a largo cargo of good* for this placo. It is ccr. tainly a groat want of prudonco in boat owners to attOmpuiio navig ition ofa rivor that in cm ioqdop.e of it* lownon* is acarccly navigable for a tin pan• The truth is, our rivor is made to sulfur in reputation, wiio,i tho blame should bo attached to another source. A public dinner has been rendered Mr. Web ster by tho Whlga of Baltimore and will be ac. e-plod by him nt amno future lima. - Casiiikr Caooiit.—Tliu last Baltimore Patii ; ol *aya—" Wo learn llmt Du lluy W ‘Babcock, ca*hior oftho Brunch Bank of New Orleans, at Clinton, (Li.) who aoiuotimo since was udvor. tisod hy tho Directors ns having ubscondod with* u largo uiununt of tho funds of ili.it in*liuttion, was upproliundcd iu t night, by two of our vigil Pint p-jllno officer*, Mussra. Iluye, and Jeffors, on tlm York Turnpike, about oighteon milo« from Lliii city. Ho was brought to town, abd after examination before Juioph Shano, Esq, wm committed, to await tho requisition of tlio auilinritiu- of Louisiana. Ralph King, M. Myurs, R. F. Williams, Y. S. Pickard, L. 8. D’Lyon, K. W. Puolor, J. W/Jackson, W, P. Wnito, F. M. Stone, J..S|ono,: W. Duncan, Goo. Hall, Tha nisoling tlion adjmirnod. CHARLES STEPHENS, Chairman. Wm. U jbkiitson, Secretary " You'd scarce expoot utio of my ago To spook in pub io on the •tagu. , ’ Tlio above lino* woro brought to rabnllcotmn hy tho groat attempt to injure tho Georgian, as nviocod by tho following, which api>uara in black and tvlilta in tlm last - Macnn- Mtttenger. It was linr lot once to see a first grader in th« Junior Class, and one of ’.ho boot spookors in College, mount tiro stage ol old Nassau and re- pool tho lino*, " You’d acarco expect, &c." We tb«n dol^tmiied at whai wo vi .wod aian iinpotenUUtompt to bring into disivpu’.o ono of tho Collage Exeruitas. Bui whan our eye* glanced o^or Iho following, wo lsughod outright at tfio " indignity" stared to havo boon offered by tho Gonrgian tp.tho membara of Bidb. If wa thought the Bias Delegation in our lato Legislature wore auoh Ninnyhatnmore, aa to view our nulico of thn rejoicing in S ivannuh on th * 14tlt inst. as an "indignity'? to them, wo would bo more serious—but wa hero too high an opinion of their faculties, to believe them ei. publoof such porvorslon of thorn. Ilisrererv. cd fiir " ono of tlio first and' oldost subscribers ol the Savaunah Georgian", to ntako auoh r wonderful dlreovory If ha had nut already mido it patent in thoonlumna oftho Meeeenger, wo would advise him forthwith to apply f« r a Paloni, - AVe hero might make a quotation wo thiuJi opplieablo, but ffir foar last it may bo thought that the fmpotant dart 'of Priam had rtMnhod.jiaaim, V%frt«|#b*r' • AVifro have only noti Td thUeffiiaion of Bibh to troat.it with the contempt »nch atlomptado- knrtrt. idit nf Inn ....I.. 1* : : ClIARLKaTON, DOC 28. Lntrat from Europe—The Breinon galliot Bot«y, Copt. VVonkn.urrivnU ut tliia port on Wtd. neauay last lu 4U day* from Brumon. On Smur.lay loot, wo wefo shown letters brought liy tliia vonsoI, dated Brnumn, Nov. 3, bomg three daya later limn previously received from any part of Europe, from which we muko tho following trau-iutinu. •• Bremen, Nov. 3 —Tim market for Rico ia unsolllod. From the Or- zimbos cargo only a Kclurtion nf from 50 to GO bbla have bomi s .ld at G 5.G rix dollar-, Out wore tha lioldurs prepared to Null otUhaud, thuy w mid be ..bligod to acimpl a loss price.- Iu onnsuquouoo nf tha high bricea of Candina Rmn, much.East India Rice ia ut presold imporfoil from L ndmi. and answers re. markntly well, rua lily commanding froin 4* to •I J ix dollar*. Tlm stock of Carolina Rieo is howuvur overy who.-o very amull, and of tlm old Htonk nothing ia remaining Wo are of tho opinion tljat the first cargo of Carolina Ru-c will bring hero from G to GJ rix d-llors. Hubso. quonl oargous muy not cnnuiiuiid muro 'than 5} to six dollar*. If prices with you uro reason*, ble, und many arrivals should taku placo, tlm urticlo.may dectino still fimln'r. " Colton* are vory dull. Wo quota gnnd fim Upland at 21 *21j grunt; all depend* upony.-ur orops and prie.-a. Tho amount on (land bore at this moment is 034 bags North Ainuricu, and 282 baga Weal India. " CntR-e begin* in hs very flat, flrozilian middling quality from Ilia I3gr.j St. Domingo ll| a 12|; fine do to 12J ;a clmi.-oCuba uriiele ns high bn 18 gr. VVo impo that tlmso prices will bo mainlninod ns the s'o .k i-but small "With Sugar* liki-wisn is very qui.it. St. Ja. go Muicnvadooa huvo boon re.a-dd at GJ gr, brown and yoltaw Ilnvana 7A i 74 gr; good yol |ow and priino 8J a BJ gr; pale yollow 84 u 9 gr. in wliito Sugars ire tr-.n-uctiou*, as tho export for Russia, at the pro out lime, has caused. " Exchange, on Hamburg, 2 months, I3:t|"q 13-14, Aio-tordum, 1214 j a 1254, London Gli Pari* 17 3 16 a 7.33. From the Columbia Telctcope, 2fi/A inat. Columbia " Jockv Cluu Races commcncod Decomber 21-t with a produce stakos nf colts throoyoaia old, sixteen ►uUcnbo^ 8100 c „ tranco h f. Throu s.armd, tlm rest paid Ibrfoit. Col.W Hampton’s bo Gradsdon, by Cru. • aador, dum P-C ihnntoa o \ j Capl D Rowe’s hr f by Marshall Naydam Si.l y R chardsnn 12 2 Col J R Spann’s cli f by Cruaador dam Poor Girl. 3 jjg Time—1st boat, 4,4—2d heat, 4, 5— 3J heat 4,17. ^ Tuo second heat was woll cnntohted. and won by the throailatcli. rtHXT i'AV Four mile huts. Parse $8*10, Col J 11 Huminotid’s brh- Argyle, 5years old. by Tonson, d mi by 0>cur, Cupi Rnvvo’* b c. Vortumnu*, by Eclipse, dum Dull iico. 4 year* old 2 dr Col Jas Forgusnu’s b o Saladln, 4 year* 1 1 old,- bp Crusador, dam Virginia dfe. Time—8,7 ^ Track remarkably hotvy, froui " Kky WitsT, Dec. W. To the Editore of tho Charleaten Courier— " Goutlemrn—You muat long simm havo learned my misfortune with tho echr.' Ex't. and tlio fate of her. - Nlio ie now hnvo down, and I shall linvo her (lotahcd in about 2 dlye, when 1 sha I proceed tu Mobile, with tlm paranngare, Mr. Purvis fedv, child and 1 servant*, M' ear*. Ilort nod .Moutcs, nnd 4 slave-* shipped by M r - Cormtak, and nno slave by Mr.llorvey. ami "no by .Mr. Gadsden. All nf tlio cargo brought to •his plioq,.which wa* but very trifling, ha* b'-ou •old: . I forced tho aetjr. over tlm rvof of rock* in 94 feel watur, mi liar broadside, to tho igtan- Uhmpnt’oflira wreckor«;«J- to thoir groat disnp poiotoiont, no irly all tlio cargo had boon thrown overboard Imfure limy name; tho soa ran no high, Hmt tho spray broke over tlm topsnf lu-r masts while *lia lay on t<or brondsido; sho did not lonk until 2D minulos before »lm got m*ido of tho Roof, where tlm water wia'smooth. A rock broko tbrongh hetweon her timburs, or she would not havo lc ked at all; hor pumps thrbw twobuckota of water *t each streko. or I mvnr should have g*»l her to Key Wt*l. Tha wrerk* era do not liko my got ting Iter off (ho rocks— hnvo libollcd her and Mr. Purvis' 4 sluvor, mid all tlm stave passenger*; tho Ju..go hua avvnrdod them $11)00 for services." Tho following luaalso been handed us fur puhleatinn: To Capl, N. 0. Sisson, of schr. Exit: Drar Sir—We, ihu uodcraignod, passengers on y -ur voyage, from Ch..rlent«m, hound to M". bi>. view with much regret your disaster, which wo fool woll assured >\«s not in human |Hiwvr to control. Expressing our confidence in you at a seaman and a gentleman, Wo reuiuiu, dear sir, yours, most truly. WM. PURVIS. S.DEAS. ELIAS B. HORT. HUGH O’REILLY. JAMES MONIES Charleston Courier 28(A inat. Tlm Rov Zerah Colburn, so well known for uiorly for tlm pronderftil precocity of hi* fncul. ty fur imtlii'iiuticnl *o)utions, is appointed Pro. lessor of Language, nud Cloasical English Lit. eraturcVintbo now in*u.v ion in Vormont, call lira »• Norwich Univoreity " connimcivL kecokb. LU-K8T OATES KROM UVERfoOL... OCT. 3D LATEST DATES FROM IIAVRK. ...OCT 31 Savannah Exports, December 29. Per ship Persia, fur Liverpool—1135 bale* Upland Colton. Tar ship Othello, for Liverpool—111G bales Upland t'oiidn. Per ship Millodgovilto, for Now York—G82 halos Upland Culimi; 1 HO caska Rico; 7 bales Pink Root t 10 packages liurclnmliso. Per brig Odessa, for'I’rio'te—323 bales Cot ton; 102 whole, and 23 half casks Rico. Per schr Bahama, fur H ivana; 127 wholo, 15 lialfbrU, and 210 bags Rice; l22boxo*>Caii. dlos. Pur schr Engle, for B iltimorc—85*.tAlos Cot ton; 30 casks Rice; 142 brla NVhiskoy. Por sebr Angola, for Charleston—50 liorcoa cluun, and 2500 burin--N Rotgli Rice. Baltimobb, Dec. 22.—The Market—'rite Grocery nnrkot i» quite dull—wo have i.otliing to report'except 78 litid* Porto Rico Sugar, ut auction tlita morning, which aold from SpJ dt) lo $10.20—89 bhl* do do $9,90. . Flour.—Sale* of Howard atroot worn nmdo yoderduy ol $G,G24 a 0,75. Wagon price $650, City Mill $6,75. No sales of Su*. quehanna. Whiskey.—In hlid«. 3Go, bbla 374 • 33, tho douinnd ligliC Rum—Nono in mirkat. Alexandria, Doc. 23— Flour—Yestcrd iy tlm current prico of Flour fruit Wugons was 675. Corn—Our higltcst quotation for corn, should not bo tnknii na a g i.ide, by those who aond tlm article to this market, for *nlo, by tho wagon lund— as shipping merchant* will frequently givo front 5to 10 ct*,.mure for a cargo, than thoy would for a single wagon load; at present now Corn will bring from 60 to 70 cents; 65 to 6G cents, i* a<* much as Corn can safely bo calculated upon, for ni'w Corn,-ln good -oondi lion, by tho wagon load. previous night’s storm. Five to ono on Argyle at starting, won with, out a uontHst; g«iod running, however, fur lim two first miles; fi.at mile, 1 56, 2J, 1 58. . SECOND DAY. '• j Three mile heats Purse $600. Donal Rowe's o. m Lady Morgan, 4 ynsr* old, by John Richards; darn by nnnorted Expedition. ( ] J.H.IIamtnondVgr.c. Cut .Throat 4 years old, by Medley; dam, Morino Ewo 3 2 Col W Hampton’* ch m. Rush Light 5 year* old, by Sir Archv 5 dum, Pigeon, bv Pacojct. Win Eddins’ gr o Hunlpa, 3 years old. by Med!)'; data, Virginian, bolted End foil. Time—6,2, and 6, 12. 2 3 THIRD DAT. Tu>o mtU heats. Purse $400.. Donah! Rowe's b e V«>r|uinnu*, by; B; clipn, dam Dofianoo, 4 yoars old. Col W Hampton’s ch c Ormond, by $ir Chariot, dam Alfred, 3yoars bid. D P Palmer’* gr. o, TuVitbiin, 3 yettre by Phenomenon; dam Andrew. ' i John R Spin’s clt.fSea Flower, 4 yflare. old, by Clortnunt; dam, poor Girl, 4 years old.; ‘ / . J C4 Gniguard’s ch gr Clodhoppqr, by —, , ;.dinr-r-3yo«raold 2 dis. Geo G Walden’s gr o Did% Sampson by 3.3 4 5 MAYORS OFFICE. Savannah, Diember•24/A‘, : '1835. Whereas, by a resdlutibu passed iff Council this day, tho M tyor.ia directud to issuo hi* Pro. claniation, polling apart Tfiureday, the 3lxi inat as a Day of Thanksgiving and Prayer to tlio Author and Giver of all Oooil, for the inahi. fold innrnius oxlemiod to our City during the past soason. Now, thoioforo, I, Robert M- Charlton, May. or pro tempore of tlm City ..if Savannah, do hero, by iHMUo this nty Proclamation, setting apart tho Raid day for such purpose, and roquostiug its bb Borvanco by tlio Rovorond Clofgy and Cilizons gonornlly. In witnoss wlirreof, I havo hereunto sol nty hand, and caused the ho i! of said city to Ira afllxcii. tliistwmity.fourtli day of December, eighteen hundred ami thirty.fivo. ROBERT M. CHARLTON, .... Mayor pro tem. M.Mverr, c. o. in ARISE JO IKK A | i( sun rise* 7 04 I SUN SETA. 4- 56 HIOH WATER AT SAVANNAH. t ..()4 |4 PORT OF SAVANNAH ... ,I)EC. 30. CLEARED, Ship. Persia, Ilalo, Liva-punl. Adame $ Burroughs. Ship Olhoilo, Saundcis, Liverpool. W, Gaston. Ship Millcilgovillo, Foster, Now Y*irk. Stone. Washburn tj- Co. Brig Odo-sa, Deming, Tricsto. A Barclay. 8chr Bahama, Lovell,’Havana. Padclford, Fay Co. Schr Eagle, Saunders, Baltimore. F. Sorrel. ARRIVED, Stoamboal Superior, Wilcox, Dirlcn, with 2 tow bunts. CIS haltf*Cullan and the Engine of tho rtuaniboat J T Lamar, to L Baldwiu & Cu. and otliors. WENT TO SEA. Ship Milledgnvillo, Fostor, Now York. Br. brig Lottary, Wainwright, Barbadocaand Dcmoraru. Sohr Eagle, Saundrrs, Baltimore. Schr 31agnffia. Moms, Charleston. DEPARTED, . Steamboat Florida, Hubbard, Picolata. MEMO RAN DA CHARLESTON. D«ro. 28.—I geanl, Mnhiln at:d Key; West;'Goorgo Henry, Bums Darien; Marmion, Allen, do. Cloarod,ships Nantaakot, Crocket, Liverpool; Admitlanoo, Bradford, London; Br. >ohr Titos. Soon, Pi't, Hamilton, (Bonnuda.) .MOBILE, Duo. 22.—Arrived, ahips Thames, Snow, Now York; RaKcino,Fr.DoUtrfare, Guad- aloupo; barquta Nash is, Pollard, Liverpool, Bulovv, ships Glido; Arobflinidea, Br., brig Hannah, Br. - NEW ORLEANS, Dao. 21—Cleared, ship Capla, LeCritw, Liverpool; brig Pamolii,8iniHi, Havana.; $p. Palacre Ninfa, Zirajoza, St Ja. go do Cuba; *chr« Texas, Stark, Havana; A. tab. Haskell, do. ALEXANDRIA, (D. CA Deo. 21.—Sailed, brigs Amulet, Nlckcreon, Barbadocaj Dunlap, Sturdcpaut, New Orieana. BAMHaRE,D,.SI— Air.btl«.Poolnn,. MouMl, New Y.o,k; Viotory, Oliplmrit, Provu dance; aoltr Marion, McDonald, Savannah; T’lnr.i. Jitiikiiia. Plvm.mth. Flora, Jenkins, Plymouth. .Cleared, b rig* Fortune. Poiry, Africa; Gwlyo. Wallace, II tvan: The jacket ship N EW AUK, will meet Iwittudoreatoli. rprfreight ur jia-sago .living g*»o I uccomodatiooa. Apply (6 Capt. Bonnot off Imaid ««rto dec 30 STONE WASHBURN dt’CO « friiEtailT FORLIVBRPdOL. 30 to 40 baga eott-n can be taken fur freight op tho deok ol the fine (-hip sail fuf Liverpool nr Sunday 3 Janus, ry/ Ajjjily to A NDREW LOW fit CO. r, Cape Palmes, iTana. no porft.rman.wihlt u.ettiu., '' 1 " ON THURSDAY EVENING, D«. 31 Will U preMhlod UiQ jtr..., .(th, CATARACT OF TllBOAttOBl,. ' or lim " RAJAH'S DAUGHTER) FOR MATANZASr T ,Tho hrig RODNEY will»all on Tufa- .day, January 5th, ean tako about thirty ioaokaRice on Freight. • Apply- to tho master on boatd or to doc 31 JOHN CANDLER. FOR Aim VST A. Tho steamboat GEORGE WASHINGTON, Capt. pFreqtand, will leave fur llho_abnvo place TH.I.8 »■* ercrv-cnsaa inn Bimvn nrirc l ll | H DAY. *»t 3 u’nlnckP. M T For froiglii.or pfca. •ago, apply bn boatd, or to doc 30 JNO. W. LONG Kowland's Hotel for Sale. Til E Subreribur wishing tn relir9 from public huripota, offers forsalo his well known and valqahlo os. rwffTI tablislunjnt, (Rowland’s llotol.) Tlio woll *trrang'|'tretnieiti- f 'rftinl ia*,i)iuoo . veniouen oftlm o*tabJUIiineiit in general, with tlm nioNt conuiiMiding nituntionin the viil.ign , ?S, ‘ * Wfi." • . r business, will Imld forth strong inducotnonl* for any poreon to purchaso who wLhos to scour# a healthy and luurative' situation. Tlm torn)* will bo made accmnmnduling. Fur fur ..... W .I'M uw |kVM..,|imUI|l|klllK. I'llr IU Bier particular*, apply on tho piomiscx, to W.T. ROWLAND. Greenville C. II , 8 C. > '• I. Dccemhr 19, 183.). doc 30—ut • dee 30—r \Vnntod to Kent, A House, a central situation, nf. fording respectable acamnnifida. tion* for a small family. Apply at thi* Office. J ill LbkI. KEGS l«iU' I .aril For sain by i. ja i«r isiiiuy dor 30 CLAGHORN & WOOD. Mamie and l’iro Insuraned Bank. December 29/A, 1835. I N conformity to the proclamation of the Mayor oftlm City, this Bank will not bo open on Thursday next. 3l*t inat. Paper duo thereon, is requested to bo' atlonded to on the proviou-i d.;y. dec 30 JAS. SMITH, Cashier, Notice. P ERSONS indebted to the lato firm of Low, Taylor. A.'Co. in open nc.co nt or note* joist duo, aro informed that Bin samu will be placed in suit, unloMsaettlod within a rea«on. ble time. „ „ WM. ROBERTSON, Agent Den 30—o R Rodtrer’s Cutlery. ODGER’S Pen Knives and Table Cull**. doc 30 ry, ruceiVodjior ship Thulin, and' flu sale N. B &. II. WEED, Brade’s Patent Hops. ”” Ja DOZ Brndo’s Patent linos }>3\WVP For an lh by - dec 30 N. B. iJ- H. WEED. $60 ‘ Reward. Ffe ANAWAY from tlio Hitliscribor at Haw w© ktnaville, Gn. Three Nngrn Mon, on mod April, Nod, and Dave. April farmerly.belong ed to W. Hogan, Davo, to A. C. Fitts; an*l Ned to Lowis Turner. April is about 5 foot 10 inches high, about 28 nr 3 j years of ago, stout, nud a smart looking follow. D.ive is about 5 fuel, 5 »r 6 inches high, and had a small ►car on his right oyo, thin viaagod, and about 30 yearenfngo. Nod is near G fuel high, agud about 35 lo 40yoar.s old, vory stout, nnd aamnll bit of his loft ear off As the' above negrons are woll known in the city, the above roward will lo pud for thoir dolivery in Savannah Jail, or nny othor in the State, or $20 for each of Biom. All porsons nre forbid harboring nr hiring *-aid Ni'frrou*, na tho law will bo strictly onFuro. d against Btoin. doc 30-lm MICHAEL KAYS. Just Arrived, and on Salo, BY PETER HYNES, York Sinai, D OWAY Biblo* ;• Hocvcr’ Bildo litaierv ; History of tho Church , Manning** short. cst way; Father Rowland ; Cnbbot’* 13 Ror mons ; Cnbbot’s AUvico to Young Mon ; Cob- tmi’a Engltah Grammar.} Challonur’* Modita. tion* ; Poor Man'* Catouliisins ; Answer to £ months* in n Convent; Fay’* and Au-tin’sAr. gumeiil; Dr, England’s Addrasa; with a virioty of Pnyor Book*,' English and French'. " Daily nxpoctod from New York, the Catholic Pori'tcjtnnl l.ihrary. dec 39—r* Raisins. Cl BOXES Bunch Raiaina m For sale hy deb 30 CLAGHORN j- WOOD. lints. O F iho Newest Stylo, just rocoivod and 'sain hy • HAMILTON, HOUSTON Sl CO ( for dec 33 Yout lis* Cloth Caps. I XOII sale, at nrjco* much, reduced, hy Hamilton, nous ton & co doe 30 Sued Ont s. 1 Bushel* Seed Oats .. - - 100 Ham* 429 barr Is Eaitnrn Potatoes -dec 30 For salo by W. II. THOMPSON, &. CO. No rExrhn’ngo Dock. Bacon. ^ LB.fcf Norfolk midlinga Bacon dne 30 For sale by W. 11. THOMPSON & CO dec 3) Eastern Hay, BUNDLES Primo Eastern Huy For aaln low by SHORN CLAGI f ^ WOOD, Medicinal Herbs. B ONSET, Thymo; Punnyrnynl, Sags, Mullen, Duuhle Tnrizy, C-itnip, florehnund, Lcnmn Balm, Popiar Bark Digitalis Slippery Elm. -Carefully pul up by the Shuknra, jual rocoivod and for aulo by doc 30. G. R. HENDRICKSON, Coats, f U§T received per brig Lola a splendid rertmimt of over Coala which will lie a low for cash by II. CLOSE doc 20 N. B. Wanted, two first rata Journey mi Tailors, for which steady employment will given. f thoao Hamilton, Houston & Co. prwAVE just opened an assortment of n't. very superior Engli-h boilod Cdinblut Clonks, without aonm*- warranted foal colora and said to be water proof, dec 30 • it Scrap The Life of A DMIRAL V>count Exmonth, by Edward Zm. Ostar, Esq. Part*, 20, 30 and 31, Penny Cyclopedia Part 3G, Saturday. Magazine. A fUrlher supply of 1 he Drawing Room ' Book. Friendship’s Offering for 1836, Chri-tun Keepsake Arab, a few reamaof Superfine Bath-Letter Pa por, . do Blue^Satin do v do Copying Paper, received" ! for sain hy THOMAS-^URSE* &..CO doo 22 and •THE'jnasf t Tl„ Grand BnimlK M. knrV.'ilil nn,-, , To cnneludo with Ihc l.u,l»M, F.r<. of THE LADY AND TUB DEVIL. Ptirtinulnr. in thn bill, oflkn da,.' IEP Wanted for tho above place 40 Sutter™,i tnerarteo. Apply at the Tliollre. Pt ™ 1 doo 30 > ■ nth liarthcn Wore. " ° oc . _ •« > -Tolfiijr,'* wharf Cordials and Floor. QR: oaske Chrdiali 1 'm. iU . !i arrcl ,‘ ab- wd Street flour, new landing and fur aale low by dncl STONE, WASHBURN & CO. (Shovols, Spades and GrubbiturHoiZ »0 DOZ stool Shovels and Spades ocl 23 6 do long handle steel do 10 do socket Shovels and Spado* do do Gabbing Hoot, for sale try 0 g “UN Wine, M. HOPKINS L AN DING IVom brig Pandora; i-few cart, choice Currant Wine, for sale by FADKLFOKD, FAY &. CO. ti ('«o 15 Cream Ale. FRE *a aupiily of Cmiin Ah, for inlo b» . dooaD CLAGHORN &. WOOD. Bonnots. J UST rocrlvod, ■ Imn.l.ninn n..orinwnf nf L'ldio. and Mim. silk and Sultin Braver Uonneli oftlm latoit Pari, nnd Non York fiut,. •oni- For rain b, II. N. ALDRICH & CO. doc 18 v - Ladius French SliDpers. *** J UST rocoivod por schr Excel. Ladies thick sole Slippers ’ do do Tic* do thin Kid .do do Aforopco nt mi du , G j} Xor ? oo1 ^-A1mo, a good supply of Ciiildren'a Shoes, for aalo by' 1 r 3 doo 25 II. N; ALDRICH & CO. ftiackcrbl. J UST received and landing, 100 bbla No 3. mackorl 50 4 hbl* do No l do. > ;r _ maokorl 50 4 hbl* do No 1 U u 5,000 4 bblp Codfish for salo by.' d«o 95 CLAGHORN St WOOD . Raisins, Pruned &c. . , . % ftT BOXES bunch Rai-ina 4 50 half do do. ' 100 duB'-rdoaux Prunes, fiincv 20 bbla dried Apples 'S.l dnim* Figa. • 15-hoxn* Genoa Citron 5 bbla Shellbarka Just received by doc 29 C. L. McNISII. ; ; Flotlr. ... R'tflO Howard Street flour lmd' ■ I'.'K f fn ' n brig Dglelliuriw, for *ula low from tho wharf/ dec 29 TUPPER St SlT8T\RE.- Notice, C ONSIGNEES per hrig Oglethorpe, will please attend to receiving thoir goods thi* * * “ " ' " rf. day at Roltmi'a C-mlral Whar,. dec 29 S.,PHILBIUCK Sc CO. Just Received, IJt^to DOZEN-Maconhny Snuff .ne*w $ 100 gruco Mr*;Milfor’s fino out Tohoceo and for aulo by C. L. MoNISH/ 168 29 ' • Landing nnd Cur sale from Havana. j> 4b M Sognrs ^ ' wV ■ f 227 b.tg* Groon Cufieo now crop 20' M Oraftgn* in pnmo order 300 pine Apple*, 250 Cocnanut* '*• 3 hrls Liino, 25 buhehoo Bananas • . dec 29 v L. BALDWIN & CO. Casting’. IX tons Castings, constating of Oven*, Pot*, ST* Skillets, Spidore, Kettles, Aridirmia,, Ac. now landing from ship Bello and brig Lota, und for sale hy M. lluPKINS. oot 15 Pndeiford Fay and Co. Offer for tale in store, II (IDS N OrluunB Sugar —- 30 do Porto Rico do 50 doz Cnyl.ro Win* lOO brl* N 12 Rum 20 1h»xo* llavnnn Sugar dec 11 50 No. 3 Mackerel. % 4b BRL8 No 3 Mackerel landing and for side low by ENSWORTH A WAYv For Sale. A TRACT of land on Bulls Island, (S. ;C.) containing 300 aero , 250 of which ta good planting land and cleared, with all necea; sary out buildings *.n it. Person* wishing to.pur. chase, can obtain all tho noco.-sary information on nppiention to tlmundereignedal hi* reaidcncc on Muy Rivor, S. 8* Also,' . A Houso nnd lot in tho village of Grahamvffib 3. C. Tlm building nearly now. dot 9—tillJH* W. E. BAYNARD. / Notice n Stock! flit -• a„u..«an«u 'Jt Fire Iiuarauoo Bank of the 8tato Georgia , , - ; ' - In eonfurmity with tho provtaionaof tho Char lur.&by order oftho Board of Director*, an In Mnlmcut of Fifteen dollnni (15) on each ehan of Stock, in required to bu paid at tho Banking House in Savannah, on or before tho firri Mun day in January next. GEO. J. BULLOCH, Acting Cashier. Further Notice, j^UCH Stnekboldors a* may with to ava CT UioinBolvca nf Um privilege, uro hereby “* thorlsod to pav into tho D ink on the first} — iborr-‘*‘ — day in December next, the sum of Ten (10) D tars on each share, and upon the payment oft inathlmont of Fiftoen Dollar* on tha first.Me day in January, receive Certificates for f Stock of Fifty DoUara per a|iare, and draw di donda'in proportion thorcto. GEO. J. BULLOCH. n?P l , ■ _ - , Aoling Cashier. 1 Im Augusta ConalituUonalist, and Stands of Union, Millcilgovillo, will pldoao publtab t abovo once a wcok. Eastern Potatoes. BBLS1 prime white Eastern Pnti TKlr^ytoea. For salo hy dM 18 CLAUHORN & WOOD. W anted to 1'urchnse. 10,OGG L f°;: r hSlwXv™.8 25 por 100 lb. delivered at my Yard in Savai •“ll* „ MICH. DILLON. dec.fr A FEW Iona Jamaica Logwood landing pi schr, Rvbt. George For sale hv . die 9 COHEN Sc. AflLLER. Just landed. I>A BBLS. Menhaden Fish, ywV''' And inStore, 3 gross Playing Garda 18 reams Letter Paper. 4 Cuhivatori 2 Corn Fanners, for winnowing c«m 2 patent Com 8helleni .9 patent Corn Mills 2 Cast Iron Purnps 1 Wagon Jack Screw For isle by nov 28 JOHN CANDLER,