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m 3 A SATURDAY, DECEMBER M.M3'J. Flag oTtlm free! still IirnrOiy sway, Undlmm'd through ages yet untold j O’eresrth'* proud realm* tU>• War*display, Like morning’s radiant clouds unrolled. Flag of the skies 1 still peerless shine, Through other’s azure vault unfurled* till every lmnd and heart entwine, To swoop oppression from the world. FOR PRESIDENT. MARTIN VAN BUIttN. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. JOHN FORSYTH. Subject to tho decision of a National Convention. DOINGS AT WASHINGTON. Six days of tint first sesslnn of llm Twenty-sixth Congress Irnvo been sulTorcd to pass away, in llm House of Representatives, without oven a prospect that the legitimate busbies* of tliat hmlv will ho soon entered into, or the wants of tho people attended to. Tito gross attempt—the high-hnnd.ul effort to disfranchise n portion of tho citizens of Now Jersey, nnd to sot at nought tho openly ox* pressed will of the majority of tho ponplo of that State, which Governor Penninoton und his pliant Council, have made—shame to say it. has found advocates nnd defenders within tho walls of Con- ■ glass. Yes, tho very fountain of national legisla tion has been tainted and rendered impure by the partisan outbreaks that would justify such uu open invasion of the sovereign rights of the people of New Jersey. Wo are well uwuro (hut the undis guised and unbought suffrage of freemen has over smell rank, nnd was considered unwholesome air for federal nostrils—this Now Jersoy.outrage is n proof of tho fact. There are two ways, it seems of making representatives. The constitutional mode, wo have always understood to he, the result of tho count when the bullet boxes uro opened by the officers proscribed by law. Tltoso having the majority, urn tho bona fide representatives of their constituents, und as such are entitled to nil ilia pri vileges of Members of Congress. Tho federal mode, hoUirotcr, ns exemplified by tho Now Jersey Question, seems to be u mure convenient met bod, Tho minority, being tho most select, or most re spectable portion of tho crowd, are honored with the choice, manure the constitution nnd inws. A Governor, nnd hit Council, allix the “ broad soul” of the Stnto to a Imtch ef certificates—first sup- prating the volet of a largo number of citizens, and, lo, and behold! tho process is over, and six very genteel federal members, by the Promethean blast of tho aforesaid Governor and Council, atu called into existence. Those acquainted with “ Whig" Federal jug gling will not mntvel at those things. Soo tho shameless proceedings ut Harrishurgh, Inst year, when Gov. IIitner, Thaddkus Stevens, C. I). Penrose, &c., endeavoured, in defiance iff tho popular will, to hold on to tho reins of power in Ponnsylvuniii, They wore, ut longtli, of course, dcfuutcl, nod humbled—yet limy nindo a bold stroke, und eviured lltoir total disregard for tho coosti'utiouiil rhhts of the people. Nor is this all. Whilo Mayor Cl.auk enjoyed power in Now York, lie laid a “ Whig" police force, whoso espe cial business it wns to guard the bnll.it boxes, in tho various Wards of tho city—by bullying and intimi dation to drivo tiio honest domocnitio voter from tho polls, and to increase tho “ Whig” vote by every means in tlmir power. To bo sure, the people rose in their might, nnd deprived Mr. Ci.AttK, of that office, which ho prostituted lo pnny purposes, it*, gurdlesg of ilie reelings or diet Whiles of tho whole body of his fellow citizens. And thus, wo trust, will it over be. May tlm dumociotic spirit that (despite of all “Whig" tmimmivres) unimntes tlm people of this country from Maino to Florida- from tlm Atlantic to tho Pacific, never bo suffored to druop! In that spirit exists our sccuiity as u nu- tloi.-onr continuance ns a Republic. * Rut, wlmt will nu iiidigiiuut people sny to those who nre squandering tho public treasure ut Wash ington—merely to support the ascendency of parly —regnrdiess of reason, nnd opposed to justice 7 Mr. Graves, Mr. J. Q. A dams, and other kindred spirits have udded another loaf to tho unenviable reputaiiou which llcy have achieved as servants of tiie people. The want of sympathy of tho latter with our free institutions is loti well known to dilute on nt this time of day—and hi* open alliance with those who would deprive tlm people of their rights shon'.il bo expected. Wo certainly believe that ut a future day, the actors, in lljo scones nt Washington, who deride the voice of the people will receive justice ut their bands—and that universal reprobation will murk llioir mimes. Ono cun scarcely dwell on this humiliating sub ject, without feeling mortified that the demon of party cun so far outstrip tho hounds of reason, ns to convert the Dulls of National Legislation, itt’o n stage for tho display of ruiitipulo nnd fanfaronade. For whut o'so can the House of Representatives, during tho first week of the present session be compared to I Tlm most roascinnblo propositions wore scoutod—the most unquestionable precedents in parliamentary rule, set aside. Verily, « heavy responsibility hangs on the shoulders of these V Whig" im practicable*. The Message of the Chief Magistrate, expres sing his views, and reviewing the niuny impurtunl political events of the past year, of our relations with foreign powers, und other grout questions, i» post poned in consequence of those deeds of fraud und mendacity. Let the nation say-—who is to blame! TDK “ WHIG” CANDIDATE. Well,tho " Whig" assemblage of ilto “collec tive wisdom" of tbutoidigbleud body, have mot at Harrishurgh, and selected the renowned here of North Bend, as their cundidntu for the hi 'It office of President of the Urdied States. All hail to tlm sugucity of “ Wing" counsels—nil hail to the oracular decree of “all the decency, u!l thu tuleiit" of the nution, which proclaims thut General !Vm. Henry Harrison it lo be the President of this Republic. Wo, in our poor conceit, did indeed think, that Uknuv Ci.av. »f Kentucky, bad claims to the support id* die “ Whigs," to sny nothing of Ilis acknowledged niiilitie*, that would place him infinitely nbovoG-n. HauuuuS, in their estima tion. Hut wlnt is our weak opinion compared to tho sublime conceptions of some half dozen ex-gov- ciiions ut tho head, and sonic hundreds of ex-mem ber* of Cungrc-s, assembl' d in solemn council tit Harrishurgh at thotiii 1 , and b Rhomb "lyin" tin-life mid soul of tliu great ni disanl Whig party T Cer tainly, it is none of our bUfinoss—but we rather think thnt tho Abolitionists hud a voice in laying Mr.Cl.AY onco inoru on the shulf. His eleventh hour speech could not be forgiven—and thoiiluitiiou* North-Men- dor is sure of their vote*. Wo, of ilia South, however will probably counterbalance, if not overturn ties tage calcul ition. And whom can Gan. Haurison got a vote South of iho PotomuoT Wh u press will so far forgot what is duo to our lutth'iiion*, as to rnLo his black li-sg ut Its mudhuuJT We sliull We have Iwforo prognosticated the utter unuilii- Istionof tho “Whig" party | nnd this move most fwrtnbily fortifies our before expressed opinion. Mr. Van Bchkn will walkover tlw |hu*idoniiuJ runrso In 1II4I, ut • csb.i pace, and will have nothing wtfflhy of llw Wuuo of o oourpeuNi' L«l us |J*u, give ourselves little more trouble in tire matter; ns iho *'601110 in vir\V U scarcely woillithe puwdcr." | ni(»i nun eomtEsroNnKNT.] MILLF.DUKVILLK, Die. II, 1839. To day the bill in relatimi to tin* Central Hunk, authorizing the sale of the Bunk Stork owned l.y the State, ami appropriating the proceed* to thnt Hunk as Capital Slock, came up for discussion. Tito original hill provided thnt the Central Bank slmu'd issue two to one on the lull* of other char lured Hank* in it* vault*. Mr. Iltmter. of Crawford) offered un amendment virtually nuilimiziug an issue of hills by tho Central Hank equal no its Capitil Stock without any reference to specie or hills of utlter Ranks In Us vnulls. This gnvo rise to animatedrlehatn which occupied the whole mein- lug. The amendment was advocated • s vo . Mr. Hunter, Mr. Mays, of Cass, Mr. Harrison and Mr. Murphy. It was opposed by Col. A. 11. Ivennn, Mr. Toombs, Dr. Arnold, Mr. Crawford and Mr. Rey* nobis. It was carried, yeas 111, Nays Uo. Mr. Ward, to tost the sunso of the House, then moved tu commit the bill fur the Wi of June next. Tho yeas were G7, Nuys 135. Col. Kenan then moved nu ninemlmcut that thu directors of the Central Hank, should not hy tiieir issues, hazard a suspen sion of specie payments, which Gen. Cleveland moved to a mend by offering n* mi uddiiinn, “except in cure of u suspension of specie payment* by the Local Hanks.” Mr. Ward moved further to amend thonmondmeut by inset ling the word ‘‘all'' before the words “ Lucid Hanks." Tho House ad journed without fuming to uuy decision cn any of the amendments. So the whole remained over as the unfinished business of tlm House, and will nut come up until to-morrow morning, us ibis afternoon is set apart for tho elections In tho Senate tlm bill relalivu to issuing scire facias against the Oeimrigee Hank nnd the Hunk of Rome, wit* reconsidered by u majority of 21 votes. At 11 1*. M. ihu House met pursuant to udjuurii- ment. Agreeably to joint resolution, both brunches of the Legislature convened in the Representative Hull. * Tin* first election wns for commissioners of the Western and Atlantic Rail Rond. On tho first ballot Mr. Joel Craw fun I and Mr. Snm’l Furls*, two of ilia former commissioners, were fleeted.— There were several hullotings fur llm third, nnd finally Col. Liddell wns elected. Dr. Hamilton, a former commissioner was opposed, if I am informed correctly, to tho extension of tho Road to Ross’ Landing on llm Tennessee River. Messrs. Craw- f..nl und Fnriss were decidedly in favor of it. S' tlmir election may Im I oked upon as indicative of tho desire of tlm majority of llm Legislature to push on the State work lo that place. As it was nearly dark when these last votes were counted out, on motion of Mr. Gordon, tlm Senate took a recess, and the llousu iidjuumed to Imlf past six. I*. M. At that hour both brunch"* convened to go on with the election of directors on the part of tlm Slate for the bank stock owned by it. For the Planter Bnuk there was uo opposition, nnd Col. M. Myers ami Mr. H. E. Stile* were elected. For the Smtc Hank Mr. Gordon announced W. H. Bulloch, M. H. McAllister, John Milieu, and George Schley, ns candidates. Mr. Miller, of Rich mond announced iho names of G. U. Liiniarmul Cliits. Huitriilge. On counting out the votes tliuy were ns billows: W. B. Bulloch M. II. Mc Allister 123;.li>im Milieu 1IU; Geo. Schley 115; G. B. Lamar fill; C. Huitriilge 68. So tlm four first namud gentlemen were declared elected. Tin* olei'tiou for Directors of tlm Bunk of Durion then euntu up. Two tickets wen* S'a tod, tlm result was as follows: Me Donald 113, Jewett 101. Bond llll, Stewart 101, Tlmrpn 1U1, Thomas 110, Col der 101; Alex’r Miiuhull 07, llenry Atwood 77, J-coh RockeiilmugliTO; Samuel Pn.tner 70. P. Le Char tier 01, James Holmes 77, I*aac Snow 71. So llm first seven named gentlemen were declared duly elected Directors of llm Bank of Darien, on the part of tlm Slute. Yours, &c. G F.ORGIA LEG ISLATURE. SENATE. Monday, Dec. 2. Tho Semite agreed ton resolution, authorizing llm Governor to have erected u monument over Gcu. D It. Mitchell anil Robert Brown, who died whilst members of tlm Senate—tlm first from thu county of Baldwin, llm latter from tho county of Murray. The following communication wn« received from his Excellency the Govutnor, by Mr. llurris, his secretary. Executive Department, > Milledguvillc, 2(1 Dec. 1339. J I have tlm honor lo call tlm attention of tlm Gcimrnl Assembly lo tho accompanying cominuiii- cntioti from the Secretary of Stnto, relative to llm mutilated condition of tlm great seal ofStule, uud of tlm insullicioucy of the pres* by which it is iimuI. Which on motion was referred lo the committee on Finance. ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Saturday, Nov. 110. 'Dm Speaker announced from llm Clmir it com munication from the commissioners up,minted by n resolution lust session, to investigate tlm cliiims of R. G.ilpliin iitnl other*, which was referred mu soicri committee, consisting of Messrs. Toombs, Chappell, Cleveland, Mnrpimy, Harris, Bunion, of ltuik-', und Stroud, of Walton. Monday, Dec. 2. Bills read 1st tinm. By Mr. Crawford: To alter und atnend tin nr.t lo rogiilnto the intercourse between the bunks of bis State* uud other institutions und brokers.— Also, To secure the owners of fisheries on tlm Savnn- nnh river, their rights to iho stmie, &c. and to ad mit the freo passage offish up said liver. Mr. Cobb, of Carrol: To rcpcul the 2d and 3d sections of an net U'soiitrd in 2!)ill Dec., 1338, further toregulatetbe granting of retail licenses und sale of spiri nous liqu.r*. Mr. Harriett i To declare iho remedy ef a free holder tlnoosli whoso hinds uny of tlm several char tered rail roads limy pass. Mr. Jlerry: Tu authorize Henry Dillon to con struct a Railway on tlm Indian Spring Reserve, in Butts county. Tuesday, Dec. 3. Tlm llouso agreed lo llm Resolution uf Semite respecting tlm appointment of some fit und proper person, by the Government of the Unitod Slates, lo adjust the claims of sundry persons against the United States, for horses lost by lliem while in tlm public sei vice, under thu command of General Nol- Bill passed. To uutlmrize the Sheriff- of Decatur, Thomas, Lowndes, Ware nnd Wnyim counties to sell the fraction* lying in the sumo. ENG I I'.N lilt'S REPORT. Fokiytii, Ni.vkmmmi 12th, MM. To the President and Directors of Ike Monroe Hail Hoad and Honking Company, Uknti.emkn.—I •uhmit, in eointdinm-n with your wish, the following ttiiteaiunt ill tlm transac tion* of my department, and of llm present condi tion of tliu Extension of your rued. Com Forsyth tu tlm southern term inn* nf'tlm Western uud Atlantic Rail R.iad in Dekalb c tiiity, which will lm found to exhibit u state of progress so advntievd, ns to lt-vo completely out-stripped public expectation, nnd which bids fair to »ul».-ei*e, m uo uminuht degree, the interests of tlm abjoiuing work* in which the State ofGeorgia tins now so deep a stake. It will be ioitioinhered that in a recouimissauco which fin mod tlm subject of u Ibimcr report, two route* were then deemed practicable, but on an ill- steuumutuUca, obtained tu tUe tumult* of May uud June, of the year 1338, tlm route desciibed us crus- siii't llm Towalign. near llm influx of Rocky Creek, proved impractieiiblo with a gradient of tliiiiy-«ix belt" the mile, wliii'li was tlm iiiaximiiiii udniitlt'd on the liist division of tliu read while the ouu des cribed ns pursuing the ridgy* between Towuliga nnd Tobn-ntilku creeks, uml nfiurwards llm muiii ridge which separates tlm Allauiic and Gulf water*, pro- senf'd a stirf.eo easily brmiglit within that limit. This superiority, login bur with tlm liberality evin ced by i Uumv tie i X ufUtud, In giving (with few ex ceptions) the right of way gratis, combined to indi cate the propriety of the imniedi ito adoption of the latter route. Early in July, tlm small sain upptn- printed lot this service having la unexpended in ob taining data for tile selection of ground above refer- red to, imd the completion oft be first divisii.u with in tlm time stipulated in it* charter, requiring inv iiiueinilt'il'iltontinu, nil timber operations on tlm cxteulion were dofetred to u umru auspicious sen- fourths of tlm nimniut of each cui rout estimate, it* tlm work pti'gicc,; tlm ■uliicripiion ladtig always .wit rail, by the m tides of Rgivurin iit, fur llieaxecu* timi of the work. I'lw iit'.mvion nf the proposed extenxion remained uni'lmug'd front that time until tlm I7tli day of De- cember IS33, when 1 was instructed by it resolution of your board to proceed with tlm location id' tlm whole line, and prepare it for c attract. Hu vine bad but mm assistant engaged at die time tlm above mcinimii’i! ivso'iilimi we* passed, I uiiduavorud to crganizu a coip* for llm Engineer s-rviee with ull passible despatch; but not withstanding that every exertion vvus used, there vva* little dutin before thu hitter end of February, nt vviiidi Hum, 1 was ena bled to take the field with a party of assistants, which though limited to tlm most economical, scale have proved adequate to our wants; nltbmi .'hour op erations have been made much mulnn msi il.frmn t Inn titno t" within u mouth back, by a constant pressure of applications front contractors, sovoiul of whom were then waiting lo go into immediate operations, which circumstance involved the necessity of enter ing at onco on nil tlm tlctiii.siiii'idnnlnl to tlm »t*|o*. tion, and fin d udastineui of tliu locution, preparato ry, to liivtikiiiggiomid, tiffin consuming miicli more time than u mere location and cs,.‘ mate would have required. A consecutive diary of iny transactions would present diflbreut purls uftlie work in every singe of progress at the same tinm; for instance, we have in one week, run expcrimunnil surveys, made preliminary localimi3adjusted final locations, made now contracts, give a current estiniaies on sections in progress of gradual inti nnd final eslimii- tos on those completed. 1 have, however, tlm sat isfaction of reporting the whole line its being now located uud under contract, to tin* most i llici'-ni band of contractor* I have ever known on any line, ninny of whom mu already nt work, numbering at present till active force of more than five hundred hands and carts, which number is constantly aug menting. Tlm line, n located, occupies tho dividing ridg" nl- rend* described, llii'iniglmui its whole exienl, cross ing no water-course*; and like tliu division,'requiring no bridges, uud uxliibiling u greater extent of entire ly permanent superstructure ibun I have ever scon ulsuwltere; indeed I know no other locntinn on which u construction could be cllccniil without the usu of miy material ntom perishable than rock nnd ourtii at mi equal cu-t. The natural surfuee of the bridge has proved, general as fiivornblu ns vva* anltripaied from the leciimmis-iinco, being easily n-ilitr.-uil ton grade of short uud' Iniinns, generally varying from ton to tliii ly f-ot per mile, lint in no case exceeding tbo originally ndoptod ninxium of thirty six feet, to which I have beuiicimipelbnl to resort in <*ncli direc tion of the road nt some points of dillicully where dm cost baa exceeded my exjwwliiuon.—I'his uti* iliilaioiysy-teni of grading I liiiveinl'iptoil from mo- tin** of economy, in preference to that used on most of tlm European uml ninny of tlm northern ronds, where lone uud Miiform grade* are obtained nt an increased cost, vvbieb, would not, in llm present in- -tnneo lie loss than imubiimlred per cent; und thnt without; ill my opinion, niuinrinily incrensiug the value of ibo road, us tlm trains, in leaving ciihor depot, will Inive lo ndiqu limit louds tolboa-crnl of tlm maxim ncqlivities, nnd will of course, sustain little inconvenience un minor ones.* Tlm ulignnmiit, though go oil, ill less |»-rfeel than wax expected, iis I have si'ldoui been a!>le tupursno a perfectly straight course niucli over a mile tlm toriuoii* from o( tin* lidgcu-ny, uud the broken chat- actor of its sides, having piecluiL d tbo possibility of effecting n more direct locution, vvitlioiii invol ving an expenditure wholly ili*propoiiioucd lo the amount of impiuvcniunl to bo obtained. Yut nut withstanding our frequent recourse Incur- vutiiro, no radius less ibaii IfilO fret bun, in nuy i, been used, and the entire leiigbi of tiio line is one mile less i bail was assumed in the report of recunii'iissanceof being almut 7(i miles front Forsyth, nnd Ml miles from Macon, lo llicjuiiriioii with the slate read. Tlm estimate cost of tlm Iron i* very liiglt, nnd cannot Im oxrvcded In any case; the I'oiiiputatinn is made for a Trail weighing fony five |mund* to tlm jrmd with proper f 'inning*, us I Imheve tbo dirre- .ion i> satisfied of its entire •uiii'iiorily, for rapid uml heavy transportation, ninl that my tetictitud reeoiitnii'iidations of it, were not without n due re- gnnl to giN»d economy, mil witbstuuding its very high cost; this, it is Imped, enu be cu*ilj met through tin* aid which the prei-cut legislature will certainly foul it tlmir duty to giant, upon tlm ground (if no other) thnt the State cannot realize u dollar front Imrown very largo investment in the Western und Atlantic Rail Rend wiihoal tlm advantage of nil outlet, tier even complete that work, without tlm bunelii of tbo same medium, u* nu inlet for her iron except at nu immense sacrifice in its transpor tation. But sli'iulil ilio representatives uf iliepeu- pie slumber aver llm trite interest of tlm State, or fi"in liny euiise with ait thocxpccled facilities, it is still to be hoped that an improvement, combining sii many mlvuiniiges nl this, lor securing to tlm stock holder, un nmpl-j retain limn Ids investment would find, nmongst llm c immunity, enough of private uuicritiisc to insure the early completion of ibis remaining portion, tlm gradual urn uf which U u'tvudy provided for. It unites with tiio Western and Atlantic Roil Rond ill linking itiu miviguble water.* of tlm Atlantic wiitlt tlm We*t by u elm n of Kail way, ufuboal 235 mi es in length, wliirh necessarily must lie superior to uny thill cither trill or can be farmed, (llm giadi- euisiind cniviilurcs lu-ing tlm siinm) ns Macon is situated outlie most westerly navigable water uf dm Atlantic, nml will soon Irnvo thu further uilvuuingtt nfn direct communication hy mil way with Savnn- milt. A spi-claUouree ofmlvivmagw to this nmd is also to be f'imd in the f eliug of St me pride, which is rapidlyeiibstiug the wlaile (.'lierekeo cuuutiv in our interest, on ucc.nuit of tlmir natural prefuiuiicu for Snvniintili ns their commercial mart. Tim c-ntrul position of this rail way, having ut Its iiiilbi.m li'i-miiin*. ill ill* I It I......-...I f '.ii. tjJj'wlS'hirYR r/1 X *' 1 ^ ii K ’ii §*»iw t * bj£ if f iplhmSKH FI ~*v-••qcy'j.; s .• r.; a.- • ie : : oifn?: o: a: • w 5^ i i !i i I" 1 wi w; : ri f | \ \ ||i!!!Tli!ifi!f!liH iiSPilsIlsiiaiPsg’is SSSSSS S8_SS_S18S 38ggjgS3 882. trnl Rail l("iul, two valuable outlets nnd with the Western and Atlantic und lliwassee Roads on the ninth, penetrating to Knoxvl'le, Ti'imexsee, is so c •iiiinniidiug, us to renderfutili*, any attempt at nu estimate of tlm revenue to bo (Wived from inu.fr purlin ion: while ill view of tho iiimiense extent of Icriiltt nnd populous tcriiinry truversed, to which it isilesiiimd to serve ii* ilie principal clinuiml,for tlm iraiiHiniftsion ol their vuvictl pruductitMiH mid iiuuu'i" oiis itemsot supply, every thinking mind must bo convinced tliut it would he ir an iidvuuiiigumis coni- iiarisuii with uny rail way in the United Stale*, Imv- i"g for its object tlm transpoiTution of ngriciiltiiriil and miimrul piinlncts, mid uiurcbmnlize, between t lie coast und interior: connecting as it doe*, these liilheiio seelnded regions, with Allauiic navigniioii, by a route G7 miles sli.rter than that of tlm Georgia Rail Road, winch is thu only conipmiloi'in the field, il it can be considered so tit ull, while the location hey.iud Madison isuiideloilit uni, and thu gradua tion is officially reported by tbo Engineer of the company, as scarcely practicable in a less period than two yeais limn tlm date uf letting, which ap pears to bo ind. finitely postponed. Also it promise of advantage, scarcely second to any, Is si un in tliu important fact that the liist twenty miles of tbo road above Forsyth, imivoiding smith Towalliga creek, makes ii detour io llm west, which brings it within about s.xty miles of West I'oint, (the eastern lei iiiimisiif ilm Montgomery Rail Rnud,j thus rendering our route via .Siivitnnnh and Macon,vastly pie.liirable to that tiu Charleston,mid Augii-tn for No them und Soiitlmrn truv Hers—mid when this short iuteivul of staging i* ultimately sit. persi’ded, bv u rail Way, SavHimnli will be ciiiilirc- tfd with the le ad.*of Mitigation on tlm Uetitnlgt'o uud Alubti'i'ii Rivers, by a most vultiuldi chain of i m pro Venn'in, nil tliebii-itiuss of which will become tributary In at leiist the I .tvor forty four ntiles of this i oml. Uiider tliu Irelief that tlm public interest would In* iniiteiiully pionuiled by tbo early etinhlishmenl of this Western cimcciion, uud Uimvving that tlm value ul miy such investment is always propiniiim me toils real public lit My, I rejoice in tlm fact that mi uppli' iitioii Im* been nmdc to the prcseni Lcgisbi- ttire by ibis,conipuiiy, for uittlioiity to make on ox* teiminn I'ftbelr lino through thi* counties of I'ike,.Met • Iwellter and Troup, to West Point, tlm surveys fat which, can bn executed this fall. All which, is iv*«iiectfnlly subntiited. DANIEL GRIFFIN, Cuikf Enoinkkii. ,,,.-.222gSS§SsgI 8888888888888.8 i.8.88.88.8 - — w c — » -i .-a nain&ssiiaiii a s a a g gas ‘siS.iissi s 5 *5 s ;!2« fBiaSss^B^SSs!? sgsasaggsassaseggaigsu (U S^iS®iS8Sg|gSI82liSi § £ I £ 1 § IH S i 1 § a S S 8 2 S11 BSftS883S«85S3 :|.g S a Stia’i y o a. -i a c -i h - o u o i- — Miasss sejgg&sagssas 1 ss sat CO w « rg ft jU u iSIBSS ^33 £^888 g2 S3 5 !s882.«^ff3a Cl }!, *• 3 *J £ = 1 -» -o 10 it « IA |SSsssaass to M M t-4 snaift jsisnsssmsasstti =.8.a.gL?_J . ■S - M U IJ CV 1SUIQ O® O 'C C __ u a — >-4 oleg io w —V, V Si *8^5 oi5o u u. 888'- a Iff *'S *1 — ? s o I o I % g o I H alfS s 3 [f& iti fra - r?.? 'J n '- ? fna .IT S3 ^ IS rt Oj "'ii SI S ~i u a -in o 2i-a.2pjaa2.8g gff tj £ g; ^:{± g -) SSSslilllSiiSi 5 BY THIS DAY'S MAID—12 IVt •' WHIG” NOMINATION. The vote at tbo llunisburg Convention, stood us follows: Hurrismt, 118 Clay, fiO Scott, 16 Havingestimated the gradiiatioii, n* the lui'aliou progressed, in mile sections, I wns milfoilixcil by u resolution of your hoard of ilm Dili May, lllfifi) to let tlm wink to such contractors ns would be found willing to take it at said csliniuteil cost, receiving for their work, one fourth of each payment in nimicy. uml throe fourth* in llm unsold slock uf tlm company—tlm hoard recurving tlm right ol'con- fiiiualioii of all such contracts. Thi* incnsiira, so unprecedented in it* character, has achieved a de gree of success scarce'y *uiticipiil''il by the must sanguine of its originumrs: and all bough adopted us a dermor resort, enables in-' l' cuugiMliiliilu you on having succeeded; through it* inslnmii'iitiility in gaining an immense nc essiuii of sireiigtli nml in- liueiice to this company, by placing our contracts, mnl this portion uf llm capital stock, for llm most part, in the hands of independent planters, hut few of tvlmin would, in nil probability,ollici so immediately interested in the progress of ibis work mnl l do not hesitate to tisscil that lb pnny i stock has iio holders who will In* le.ss inclined A report was current in town yesterday, ba*od ii;>oua lo t' r received from Milledgevnl-, that tin* Senate bad p issed a ro-"lnt'iun by a ui.ijotity of t n vi.tes, declaring tlm charter of the Oeuililgco Bin forfeited. This procedure Im* access irily occasion ed much surprise mid inquiry in our community.-— We cannot i-veu conjecture upon what gr-uiml the Scimto l.u*iirriv- d toil* coiiclu>mii of pnrliciil.iriz ng this one Bunk, and iuflicmg upon it on summary a penalty. No reason lta« bomi assigned and oar cit izens completely in the d irk \\ e linvo mudo dili gent enipii' ies win tlicrunycoiiutl | micnli"n has been it ci-ived from our dclegatiun, upon a sulject touch ing so iiiatorially tlm interest of tboplnee, b t w can learnuodiiog d.finite. We li.av • Imeo infoniK'd that the resolution wit* in be raconii Jciedyosler.lny. with It pruf|Mh'l of Fimcess We must s'rutigly depierale tld* proceeding nt this paiticnlar time nu tlm non of the LegisLlnrf. iigaiiist u Bank, the bills of which t»redi.**uinimiled ibroiigliouttbe Stale, without first nseerttiiiiii'g by ullicinl iuveatignimi.ibui they are deserving ol xucli condemnation. Tlm peiqilo buv.* already *ull'' red, in all coM*cl"t«'e,euoRtfIt from adetang. ilrurrein-y, without incurring uti) further lo.* f"*m deprecliitial bills, mmln sodepreciuteil, by tbo hasty aetion of • be |,04l*l it lire. As fur ns we can Icmn, the now* ba« notuff"i't'''l tlm currency nfilio bills—limy were y. sterday luken by nil the Bunks in llm city. Du tliu 71 It October Inti, the clwululionof tlm Bank wa* |7l,U25, specie |33,U VL Wo have ju»t Itemd from Mlllcilg'vllle llmt tlm remloiloti luibceu nerwuhlvicJ.— Mucon Mot., Vilk vul to oiler it in inurket, or (loiiiiyiitburm'.t that would tend to doprieiiil.'* it in public estimation. Indued, tlm selection ofsiieb person.* a* l knew lo entertain thoso views, from tlm many who offered n* contrac tors, has boon with me an object uf p citlim* care. lu view of thu prospect of transport ing tliu iru« for tlm Statu Rail-way over thi* road, our contract ors have engaged to complete tlm first thirty miles by tlm first of May next; another pur ion is to Im completed by the first of Augu<t; and llm latest ditto of any nugagniiifiil is tlm first Nov. next, (viz. 10-lif ) At tlm same time snuiild he exigencies of tlm slam mrk require llm eouipletioa of this road at 1111 ear lier dale, our contractors, wlm are (it will lie per ceived) also siockli'ibler*, are deterntiimil to effect it, oven at a considerable Miriificu of pteseut cum.- ■, rnther than foil to deliver this iron in due tinm, ns 11 very great identity of inlurcsl is felt by nil (Min*' rimd. To serve yon ns a guide in providing such further resource* ns will onnb e you to meet tin* demand* uf ibis work, i h ive made u general estimate of its cost, when com leted, which. I feel confident, will cover cvciy expense iiicnl. etnl to it* construction. GENERVL ESTIMATE. OK WMJATION. Gruliliing and cli'iiring tlm lino, iIG.lUO Excavaiioii of e.irih, rock.117,l0i) Kinba-kiimnts, IliO.lUO l)iy Masonry.nml other .Ir-ii ago, Ifi.BUU Add ulmui 10b perm, for contin gencies und ftiqwi vision 3 1 liUO 375,000 SC I'KKSTRUCTU UK- Cross ties nml Mud sills, $00,000 tiUll tuns of rail will fustmiings, OUU.OOfi Luring track and clearing *idu timber, 60.000 .Siqe rvisi'iii nnd contiiigeiieie*, 15,000 Addiiion inncbineiy ift buildings ul depuHcories &. water stations, 6J.000-U25.000 Aggregate cost of llm 10ml cutitplcte, $ 1,200 UllO Tlm estimated cost of the graduation of tbo line, 11* coutr'ictud for, ullli iitgli •uuiewbat beyond my I'XjMM'inti'iiia pieviuii* to mi iiistnmmn nl exatuinu lion, it »< <11 less tlwn half tlm nvenigtiraisi, per milo, of tlm liist division. The imiuinit "f stock #old for wink, (being iltrrn fourths of its to*i> i. 2,553 •htiresj n list of llm Haiti' * with their tespemive .muimtsliu* been furulshi'il miliuCashior, and will ho ontbiiwed ill Ids a' Coirin.iliyiirt •tat*»imii»*. The ciii'Minsiotavs uiuier which this slmik has !).•() 11 ftub-ctilmd, ort'itsiiMis gn ut irrngulniiiy in tin rinyiie'Mt* m> <uui" liuve ulieady e»e«nited more ilxiu lulf tlmir colli MCI», wliiloolliei. have l"'l yet bio- '..-it gtoonil, (Mill lb" initiiliuoms are loci led by to tlm credit Ut the »;wvkbuid.‘i, tlrr.o (Correspondence of the. Southern Patriot.) Washington, Dec. o, M30. S SNATH. Tlm Senn 10 oli'cted Mr. Haight ns tlmir sorgennt at arms, nnd Ml 1 . Beall door keeper, ultor which it mljniirned* house or repiiesenta tives Tlm second w ok of tlm 26ih Congress lias com- umiiced, and tbo House of Representatives is still mi unorganized body. Lust week, Il wiiagenomily uudorsl"od that the dillicully was to Im settled by •be C’leik taking the responsibility of calling a 'pioi'um of undisputed members, leaving out the names of all those vvlio.-csmiu were contested. But tlm unexpected motion of Mr. Illicit, by which Mr. Adnm* was plncorl in tbo Clmir, gnvo the uffuiru new uspect. How much, hmvovor, has boon /'(titled by 1 lint step, dues not at present appear. Mutiy uf • lie democratic party voted for Mr. Adams, upon tho strength of a resolution offered hy him nt tlm last Session of Congress, declining “that in nil eases of coni)-sled election, n>> nicnhei- oiniht lo be permitted to vole, until tlm House shall have de cided which of tbo claimants is unlit led lo tho con tested sent." They liulu dreamt that l.lie moment bo wa* placed in the Clmir, Im would turn round to tlm opposite point of tliu compass, and pro nounce “ tlinl the whig candidate.* front New Jer sey, whoso election was contested, oiigltt to Im per- milted to vote before llm Hons- bad duciited upon tho merits of lliuircluiui." Such an instance ol at tempted usiiination, I will defy the ummUof logjs- kitbui to produce. Ho knew toe solo objuct for which bo was placed in tiio (.'bnir, was to put uny motion or rosuliuiou wbiuh might bo ofl'ered, and yet in defiancoof tlm known wish of the House, Mr. A., assumed to himself, tbo direct and entire de cision 011 tho very question on which tbo body bad I'lirtiiilly organized itself for 1 he purpose of deter mining Ye* this " udvicute ul liberty, tttul enemy to slavety," sought lo lyrimize over llm Houso, by d-eiding "thnt tlm members from New Jnrsoy hav ing the regular certificate*, are entitled tu vnto on ull questions, until deprived of 1b.1t power by tlm llousu"—thus giving them a power to voto for them .elves, in defiance of tliu lule, which expressly declare.. " rbin no meinbi'r sliii'l vote on any ques tion in which Im is personally or immediately inte rested." And when with a noble burst of indignation, Mr. VaaderpiK'l, und others, denounced such a deci ion ut inonst'oiiv, Mr. Adams, by way of climux, as- soiled that tlm rale could not apply, inusmi.rh us thu ummbors from New Juisey, were not itiuiu'di- utcly uud imrsonally iuiorcrled; “it was only tlmir constituents who wore iuiereslud." Why the iimunust pettifogger that ever opened liis inoulli, would be usiiauted of such quibbling- The. ouestioii before the House is "ii the np/H'itl of Mr. Vundorpocl fiotn this monstrous decision. This morning the House met at twelve o'clock, when the Omit man, (Mr. Adumx.) «»U»eivcd thut when tit" House a<lj»uini'd 011 Satuid.iy, uo mom- Imr front Ohio, (Mr. Dnacuii,) bad llm floor,and tin objection bud bcuo made tu tiio reading of eeiluiu testimony Ity tlm Clerk, which object ion bad not yet been decided. Mr. Granger, who had raised tho iihjreiion, in conjunction with Mi. Whim, of Ky.» then to k tho Hour, uud tuldressial tbo House at Mine fongtli in support whereof, llo cuntouJed that the stun- incut ought nut tu Lc raid without giving pcplmi'i* tico then 'll, s • a* t < allow the other party time to u.lducn I'oiiuter evidence. Ml. Vundorpocl cuiilcudcd that tliu statami'iit of fered l»y Mr. Duacua ougiit to be leud ; ui.isimicb u* il wii-divigocd to .bow whut was tiio populu* vole of lire people of New Jersey; ulso to show wlmtber thu tieutleinen having no certificates bud not received the tnn,"i.ty by the popular vote.— Mr. V then naked whether it wns not 11 notorious fact that tTCconliugloilm vie* tbruwa into the bub lot boxes, tiio latter geiitloiiwn Ii id uuijiecoived B inojoriiy. Mr. Ilnnl'ilpli of N J. replied tliuliltay Imd. Mr. Vamleijsrhl tliea treked wlmilier ii'-cordl'ig In tlm deeisioti ot the Judges of ulcctioii, they bail not also received n um oriiy. Mr. Uuudolpii replied tlmi such wru* tlm rase,but that the vole, frotrt tlm re*ii plaon* Imd •'•mt tejeei- e |, iiwi"jj •“ |misous having votod who worn not quaMi. d. O.M of Uro other whig Jersey urujovi- »dci i I'slll'ils lllllrllli U ftSSg.CLgg-g S8^»8a-Bg3g 2 —iL_ jtf.9 -vie, tJ 04-01 ill*, p* K % in H O in > H H h3 ( a Vi O . SHStrmrnE wc/;k. " Br.lil|> Hi,iiiVr.l,iti,M'„,l„l, Uvu...),' Slup CiiruilMiiur, We 11, I’m Fund, Brig Excol, Sli.'1'rvvo..d, New Yorki ‘ J \ Fr Itrig Indian, 1 AbWtly, MftftltiHpWJ Brig llnvre, Cnipitamr, l'r ivlilence* .. Biig Clinton, Lyuti* New' York. Brig Chiufa* Joseph, Mauratt, Fnrildftvwt.s Brig Wilson Fullor, Tlmfolmr, New York. Mftlu Florida, Briggs, Dailot r. Scltr. Supblit,.lours. BaUlmuio. Sclir HuiDnn, — «, Charleston. Sii'itm: packet Buvnnanh, Ftwlaticf, Charloffoni' Steamboat Isis, Chase, Cbnrfvston. StUaittuoitt Beaufort District, Sinq.stni, Cbtrlos Stnamh mt Gen Clinch, Br«.oks, Bl .ck Creok. Ktentnbant Fmtester, Watnlwr-ir. Black Cruuk/ SluamboatChwlCiton, Barden, BlackCteok. Ship Otlmlln, from Wisrasset, COMMEIICIAL. Latest dates kuom LiveuvooI Latest dates hiom HAvuk..,*., 44 Latest dates ehom IIAvana., 44 .,., /t- ..Not. ir ..Nov. II ...Nor.88' Stivtukiinlk Itliu'kci, Doc. 13. HOME PUllDUCrtONS. COTTON—Upland, ord. to mid 1 U> 9 Fair to goud,,.. 4l LMme, Son Island,...»*.*«•***( Stuined,... RtC E—Iiirnrinr to good, FLOUR—Howard St Cnnul, Philadelphia and Virginia., CORN—R«wlU... Cargo, - OATS 'tow— HAY (.*.—©75 WHISKEY—Per gallon, Idtd*&bbls. 1U ® 43 • j. GIN—Norlhorn.pcrgalhiu.(<*»(..•• 43 ® G2 VXM TOBACCO—Otiwiiilisli, 30 40' •; , t.jjJ Mimufaciureil 18 ® 22 ' ? MACKEREL—No. I...** - ® w . a Z@C TALLUW—Peril). 1*0UK—Moss *" 13 ® J 3 .® fj HAMS 10 ® J, LAUD. . 3 ® ,1* 3 ,»* CHBESE ••••,• 13 ® 18 CANDLES—Nmtherti Mould/.**... — ® — SiK'i-nticuti,....* 47 f w 48 Georgia 21 <d> — LUMBER—Yellow I'ine Bunging Tint- . her....* t. ® 10 St. Sawed Flouring BnurdsflB 'k) 22 . River Ltmiber, Bnurd*. plunk und Scantling, t*. |15 'S' 16 " Quartered, 11 iltcli Flow ing Boards .;.«’«* ....*$15® l(f. White Pino, clear $20 f w 25 ; Mereliantuble.*....*.*•.$!< ® 15 • Red Dak Staves....*. •*• — r ® “ Shingle* w PdHKKlN PHUltOCTWNB. . ' ’ ' • • OSNAl>UttOS«*f J 1 ® *L GIN—Holland SALT—Cargo Sack....... SUGAR—Havana, Whitp. Brown. V*mo Rnn.»..s.s Mnscovudu..... St. Croix.* New Orleuns,«». Refinud Loaf**.* Lump* **V*.i.** COFFEE. TEA—Hyson , RUM—jiinnilcu .....»*.» New England ...... MOLASSES— Havana...' NewJ^rk'itn* ...IlflU'Si'l 21T .... 28 'w 30 ..*I,G2 Iff .... 124® — 94'*r 10», 8© tilt 10 to lui templed to speak, but Mr. Vuuderporl refused to reoogiiize him, ns Mr. Uimdulph was the only uu-in- bur froni that bihki unkltled to speak. Mr. Vmidorpuel then resumed hi* arguinont, uud euuteiidcil that ns it Imd bnen udmilted that Guver- nor Dickorson und his friends Imd received tlmina-y jorilynflha popular votes,lie would usk whut tight had any clerk or uny ollieor* of thu State of New Jersey, to throw out any purlieu of such voles. If alien or iljrgul vc/.es had Ifeu given, that wii* tho busiiies* of tlm IJoU'o to*detormiue, u* after the ballot boxes bod t. enclosed, rim House vva* tlm only tribunul which had a right to tnko eognizanei uf the matter. Mr. Cost Johnson fired 11 whole broadsidu of de uuuicuiion against the Adiuinsinitioii party, whom ho churgod with objcciim;to the cnl.ing of tlm r dl, solely Ii ant their four of having it Whig Speaker. He however sat down without altonipi -g to piuve bis cimritalilu assertion. Ho wns followed by Mr.Cnlquelt, nnd with equal eburity oudenvored to shew that tlm D.unnei.itic incnibeihliaddelayed tlmorgaiiiz.'iiioiiul the Hun^u for the purpose of ntakiii'; long speeches, to he pub lished in tlm Gtoliu fur popular effect upon tint emut try, Messrs. Nesbitt nnd Blaek seconded then coll, u guo to tho best uf their uti lity, alter which, Mr. Underwood alluded to the tunu air. tidy w list ed in tisole * debate, nnd more especially lo the ev il resulting from tho dolay in tlm reccqui *n of tlm President's Message, for which tho whole emniiry wus in uuxiuiis expectation. Willi u view of com promising the ufliiir, be gnvo n .tire that in 11 proper liinu lie would move nsoiiesof Uesoidtion-, ••il.n ct lug tlm Clerk to cull tlm roll, passing by the names ofdisiiuiedmembers,afier which, uquorum of u»idis- puted incmlters to proceed to the electon ol Speaker, llm llousu then to decide upon tiio ilieiit* of the several claimants. Mr. Underwood than moved ilm pi tion on tbo motion f"rolluvvnig ibestiii by Mr. Duncan to be read Tlm previous qit-stion being ordered, the ques tion on tlm main question was taken by tellers and resulted as follows, Ayes IPG, Noes 1UI; 1101m of tliu Jersey claimant* voting. So it wu* decided (foil tliu reading of tbo state- merits should bo proceeded in. Tho C'ferk, accordingly, resumed tlmir rending. Tlm reason Mr. Dmenn demanded the mailing of the document* was, “ Im had •tilted the live W’h g claimants had not ilm evidence ofineinbuiship lequl- I' d hy the law s of New Jersey, and Im lb sired the leading of the document* to shew lit" i.'inh of whut be IumI said. I le bud u right to luivi) ilmm read for bis own security, for they w..itld pnou conclusively to every utipvv ju.liccd maul, itiat rim curldicute- ami broad seal pioiluced by tha-e gentlemen were not ill conformity vvirir il.u laws of tlm State of New Jrr. MARRIED, O"' Mo.'d.iy ovuniijg In", l.y tlm Rnv. Mr. Bln Utjiit. M A Ity I,. CAHI bit, of till. cily. C ^At the resi 'enee of Mr*. Pope, near Forsyth, on tbeorii mst. by Daniel Sanford, Esq. Col. JOSEPH M. EVANS, of Miidisun, to Mrs. SUSAN A. LOCK KIT. of Monroo county. ‘VlwtlJ ques- niteiit put in sey. After tlm Clerk bad cnr cluded, Mr. Dinicua decline.I bis intention to yield hi* right to the floor, pr voted tlm Resnlutoii uf wldel. Nlr. Uudervv 'O I hiiilgiveti notice should Ire ofleM.-.l to-morrow, kotha* thoio might be some pro-peel of the matter bring ruereby »etil> d. ^ Mr. Meicui ii'.d oiiiflisiuiiiii'ted iliut timy w ould not be hiwiiul bv retell a pu>) o*Bon. Mr. Duncan ryi'liod “ U vo.y well,j'i«l ns you please.' nnd was About lo resume Ids reinar -, when • ination being made to sdimiru wus cun led and .it 4 o’clock tbo 11ou-e adjourned. Thus Im* iittutlmr day Imeri wasted in ii-elefts rlclm- tlm Whig invriilm:* speohing tw.i third* of tho time, niilw.tbstuudi. g If ru an lliomas uguiu*l tbo Adinitii strut ion Par.) u»“ being uccounm .to for the loss of time, “tc." Mr Duncan wi. 110*111110 ids remark* mill • in'ru ing, nml Irani n.e hints ho ha* Riven, I «m will hatfll • lit" iqiposilinii" wll.mut niltfons M political hlnukiinltb. UM .- nMinis always tell lalos upon tho beads of thp Wing*. Mr. Vninlurinct i» maoli dn nd.il lytlm Wbl.; utetnlMir* of tit 1 llouso, Whetiover lat spi nk*^ In* gives ilmm so trmcli arg'imnni Uml rimy k mji e.m* stantly lUinp'ngnpnhJunwitl.lw Uj(lK 1 7» uf uliurjf Atclwid. ‘ T' _ sfalf&u-U DIED. I viummIV’ "" 1 ! 01,1 """""b Mrs. ANN Me- LAUGH LI N. 11 {uil Ifiy years. Shu lived a Chris- imii, und dird ut peace wUU her God. PASSENGERS l»«r «toumb..at U., ..,r..r. Dl.irlrl, fr..m ClinrI,-.. lon-.Mi,. McKiwy, Mrs I'olior, M r , Sc0 „, Mb ”" n ", M“» tu. .|.li", Mr, Cl.a|.lln, Mr. It. cJ, Mr. l.j(- Mi.,lta,|,M|„j Jll |,| i Milll ,. u|c , Mf ' )u ur , 2 cliiMri'i' u"i! J Smith .ml My,* M". fura™, Jin, Fi,rn.« U „J Mr , N»yol, Mr., lu.nrr, M„. Uu.lcr, Mu.»„. L.nn.rd, J (minaid, A F Clmsebrougli, E Butler, J J Pope Messrs Co lock, Petty, p„„. r , Baker, Popo^Mpp! Walker, J.iaes, Sam.*, Chaplin, Davidson, Russell, Ston y, |(err, Melding, Fmios, Barnwell, Dr Rood. F I'll ill'll d,.I lluuerey. Pendni vis, P Jacks, J ASpcn ier, A Durban, J Vid:i!, Elliot, uud Ma.*ims S S?alo- unni, I. uinl A JiiHipb. Per steam packet .Savannah, from Clmrloston— Mr*. U O'C'dIiu*. Mr*. Tnylor, Mr. G (J’Collius, J De Lenin!tn, Jr., D C Eddy, L Holmes, Mr. Mills, J Viinlerin.iu, Mr. Huitli, Dr. W Muglll, Copt. Cunry, J H Taylor, A Coletu.iu, Rov J McWliir. Par sioambuat Ivanlnm, front Black Creek—Mrs Streoicr, Miss Hope, Mrs Hagen*, Messrs Hanly, Wiigilt, Scranton, Cnpl Doldsborough. .. 15 to 16 .. 13 ® 14. ..11® 13 .. 50 to 05 .$1 tititol 4If ..’40 to 49 31 ® 33 IH" Y"-"” ' LONDON l'OUTIilt—!'.■( d««pn—.., M 0 — BBS pur dots* f Jl® — , •- ,*1100120 .-j.;. ,x; RON—Swede*.. RXfllANOK. KXCHANGF—On KnRluml.BuIOjKjrertttprehh . Drafts on New York, at slfilu.74 per et. premium/ 30 days 3lu4 par cunt prrm; GOdtys lulj percent/ discount. . . «. ' : tt ^ FREIGHTS—To Liverpool, at *<1 J to Havre l|»lkl luNe* Vwk.tt l»'l“ to ' " • From Ike Savannah Shifting Lid, Sre. 13. COTTON—(rrlvnl .Incmliu dll' It*." 83 IDbalp. UiilmiJ nml ITL bal™ 9 l cuon, in'!oloon.-'l .nmu lime 2 ICO U|.hitid uml DO bi'les S 1 coltonl luuvingu Block un l.ui.tl, Incliul*.of «» net elenml entire IH'h In.t., ofTSilUMo. L'ylelid I Inilf.s lireutm. Uniter 'll" cxpicreeun that the iutelUgcucjhy tliu steutner Liverpool wot/la lie unfnvoruldo, llm desire to sell upland*os iur*, r l veil, from tint dute of our last review uniil Wed* ifesduy, uu list'd a further depression in the value, but wliirh since receipt of tlm accounts has been Rifo tiully ri coveted nnd the week clmw; With worn iippnient c mlldelirq ut etir/pmtuliun* «lrtcB8reju| under tho-n of lust week. T..u sale* amount to 5476 follows: 34 ut 3; 24 ut «ji 29Of*. -3 »l. »V, 81 at CJ; 35'J at 0; P41 ntfiR 233 at Of; 76 nt9| . 504 ut fill 2d4 nt ufO IMG; l«2J utfiJS; 1061 »t ID; 107at I6l?202 ut 10f;23atlOJ' InS Island* sales of 10 bulos ut 23; 41 nt 30. ’ 1838 506G5 43164 29573 * ' 1 ■ ■i&mam Cimsignoo.t per Rail lln.id Cars, nrrived on the I Uh irist.—Uh| hale* C..tton io Adams A Bur roughs, KM Phlnizy, Bosloii & Randle, J dim ming & C«,K Sinclair, Wimberly & Jones, N A Hu idee, It Mdiunriiurn At. Son, E Bliss &, Co, C Hartriilgo, D Ponce & Son, Consignees per Kn.l Road Cars, nrrived I2tl. mst.—420 bales Cotton ttf .Wimbeily & Juno*, K .Sinclair, K.Etmdi rseni, C ILirtri.lge. W Duncan, N A Hardee, Bust m &. Ran.lfo, Washbiirn, L«wL &Ci». lltmtingt.in At Holromho, |IM Phiirisy, R II .bcrslaiiu .V Son, Adams Sc Durrcmglw, D Ponce At Sun, A Me I nine, W |* Bovvon, Con-igife* per Ruil Rond Ctirt r ufrlved "j» the I3tb ilist.—151) bales Cotton to Wiinfouly & Jones, Adams Hi Builoiigbs, Boston dt Itnmllii, R Haber- "hum Son, U'uriibnrn. Lewis fit Co, W Duneutt, " Sinclnii. J CiiiHoilng & Cm,‘A Mcluriro. liJreJi'ii."of C'olWii al lire lo\U.\«S ' ■ Ct °a^kvW ix..• • ■ '• 300,il S.mtli Carolina, Deo. 6 4426 Mobile, Nov. 3fl,.... ...►•• 7191. Now Orfoun*, Nov. 30 182327 Floridu, Nuv. 16 949 North Curolinu,Nov. 16,......610 Virginia, Nov 1 26;.733, Tho following isn statement of the stock ofcoltod on liuiiil nt the ivHpeciivuplaces mimed. Savannah, Dec. 13, ••• 15360 South Carolltia, Dec. C,/ Mobiio, Nov. 30.. Ncw-Orlenus, Nov. 30,.. Virginia, Nov. I,.../•••« North Carolhia, Nov.10, • AugirehtSL Hamburg, Duel,. Macon. Dec. Florida, Get. 10 Pbilu.lclpliiu, Nov. 30,. Nuw-York,Nov.39,.(.. 206377 -Since nor Inst the ilomaiaibusboon very 266J5 : -'mm , 15575 ,ooo (0» : 9000 . , v -"..g 171241 1241 ou very Canal at a *»4. . ’ *■ CORN—Sale, or 5000 bushel* . snQO • ; £ 65 cents; VetalU from store ut 70 a 8t> « nU < 4000 f ; bushels UaW al 4(7 ***** - . , M . .... - .. 3 GROCERIES—In C'uffee, Sbgnr, fair r> tail busii.es doing at all I'ricCS Withte th# -AVANNA'I. DiitjBMBBttTi*" .7 1)1 I Mooli rises,... ttimu .1 50 | High vviiter./,, 2 QQ D is by jin ineunsun elis|Uent speaker, but be is n Bri; Now York, Baker, Jainuica^—Cohen, Millar political hlaoksinitli." who*u sl«xlg'n. l a-nmoearg.i &.C.,, CLEARED. Burk Guzolle. Alton, Portsmouth—-S. D. Corbitt Brig Juno, Situmoni, Philadelphia.—S. Phllbrick St Co. Brig Pandoro, Gtrdnorr Boston—Wosbbam, LowU St Co. trig New Hanover, Curly, Philadelphia. Brig Ph Iikii, Sliwrpiaii, New York.—L. Baldwl'i* Biig Augu-io, Hhurwooi, Nu# York.—Wuiltbuin 1^'ttfi Afc-Co. EH , , * Si hr Bul l •’om'iiiiHlcY/ Wlu^, ChuilviUMi.-reCo- Sol3 to!i»«ld» MorgafllSesiMii^Wttus St Bartels BACON—The d lb* Shoulders mid Sides al74 u 0 cen'.s , . • SPHUTS-ln dotnosila liquor* we r *PjT ■L. . . 250 bid it Gin nt 13 a 60; Whiskey at 40 >i 4-.i • •?*. ... Rum nt 40J a 41. .. . ■ lic.i; New York $l p rbale. S.L Block onli.K.1, l.lOclolrer,......... I 533 6 ■ ‘ ..... tu« V.Q1D71 11* IW;,l»v4 till. S .provlocB,;...........r..9lkTI J-’ou i f -' Mm ,S;T; HiOll 217 17177 217 H«porliit |VI. nfy Do, |.rwlnutr..< liocH "»l'i““l. mAc Ms' J Uwol iwulwvl wlb.ISbilVre- tMt •» <ISm