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r \ * St. IVturabtiffH, on tht Hth «tt. AI London, May 19.—Prohibition nth* or copv ol hia t«ti had beet) presented to dcr ot tho dat oo tha Continent. In tht the fcroptror, who honoured him with • Chamber of ifepotia* ol Baden n motion present «t a d.amrwul ling. The VS eel India Trade haa been broaght in, and'received with sc Bill, and the clamatmn ; the object ot it i« contained eat Indie Colonial Intetvourae Bill, in Itie Miowittg propositions, ot which a vrere both road n second time in the .Cnonaellor of State, aa the medium of lienee of Commons on the 17th of M. r 1Ki\ eminent, eipreaaed formal approbr But ohat further progmi wa* made iu 1 *i«i» : either ad them we are ooutfomteil, a« the ! I. That the entrance of all French pro- If on m WH lett Sitting when the l-ondon ductinua* without exception, should be ab* paper ol the above date went to press. Jsolutely prohibited, and the transit duties At order had been received in London on those articles to augmented, that they from St. Petoraborgh,fur 400,000muskets should amount to a prohibition.—2. Simi for the Russian army. jlar measure* should be adpoted toward* the Prussian provinces on the Itliiue, un. less Piuasia abolish its exorbitant duties mr. Gen. Sebastians has refused the com tnand ol n large French armj to be form ed as e cordon, on the frontiers of Spam. Accounts from Indie give the moat dis tressing detaill uf the destructive progress ot the cholera morbus- The ravages at Bueaoreh have been moat dreadful. Of tEe principal merchants of that place not 0%e remains alive, all havinglallen victims to the prevailing scourge. The details amount to 150 per dav on an average, and the inhabitants were flying from the place tn every direction, i'he epidemic had found ite way to the Arabian coast, and was doing incredible mischief. In the province of Omman it had carried off 40,000 people j and in the city of Muscat and its neighbouring villages, no less than 10,000 persons had fallen victims to it, iu the short space of ten days. . A bill has been introduced into Parlia ment, hy Mr. Goulbourn, having for its object the employment of the poor in Ire land. It was proposed to place 50,000f. at the disposal ot the Lord Lteuteuant, tor the purpose of making roads. In the course ot the debate on the bill, Mr. Grat tan said that he did not think that any new roads were wanted in Ireland, ami be thought great blame was imputable to bit Majesty's ministers tor having so long neglected to inquire into the distresses ol that country, which were well known to have existed as far back as January last. Paris, .1/rty 10.—There is news here front Turkev, ot the 15th and 16th of last mmith, received by mercantile houses. War is yet the o»der ot the day, not with •landing the assertion, that the inarch of the Russia forces has been stopped by. an •xtraoidinary scarcity of food, which is likelj to be attended with very bad con sequences. It ia said, that the Grand Seignior ie yet very stubborn, and will But accede to the demands of Russia, and that the latter will, aa formerly, decide the question, by sending troops into the heart of the country, sanctioned hv the ueseral Allied Powers. I'he Greeka are making great preparations for prosecuting the war against their oppressors. They •re supported by persons of all nations, who are daily joining their standard. At the island ot Scio. according to report the Turks hgve succeeded in extirpating all reeki •'HALTTWV**, July 1-Antot ftp ba»h, Eg* ten, Bremen, 45 dsva i thlp ftw***- wick, Hermit, do 48 j brig Mechanic, Uloait* U- verpool, 60. July J—Armed, *ch* King Solomon, forrey, St Johns, P. U. 14 days i AriutUa Drllc, Mason, Curse oa, 14. on ioqiortation.—3. Similar measures should be proposed with respect to Hol land and France. DIED, At his retitlswee in Bryan county on the 8th May, HiitJAMtn Wane, Esq. a native of South- Carolina, hut lor the tact twenty years a resi dent of that county. COMMERCIAL. the Greeks who were chiefly inatrumen- tal in producing the insurrection there. The cruelties of the Turks will ultimately which bo ooo great cause of »heir downfall, whici every emitted nation muat wMi to see accomplished, and the sooner it happens the better. The accounts received by the government, art nut so recent ns the private intelligence. L*wic,Miy 5.—Couriers between Pa ri* mod St. Pelersbutgh, very frequently pass through this town. Men of conse quence in Russia consider war to be inevitable. L J - I.ATK8T. From our Correspondents, offices of the Boston Evening G«*ette, and New-York Mer cantile Advertiser, we have received extracts front Liverpool papers to the 22il May, and London to the 20th, received at Boston. We do not find any thing of principal interest. A letter of the fiOih from Liverpool •ays. H the arrivals of Cotton the last few days Have been extensive, ami but little dotug in thv market. Philadelphia fresh Flour is offered at SO*, but there are no buyers at any price. There are two or three export ordeis for Pot Ashes from the Continent, limited at 416 per cwt. The •alt* of Cotton during the week ending Itth of May, did not exceed 6600 bales. The nubile *'»!<• of the irih went heavily, •t a reduction from former mice* ol 1 8 a 1 4d in Uplands. I 4 a 1-3U iu Orleans, •ad Id in Stained Sea Islands. London, May Kk—The supply of grain last week was small. The wheat trade baa in cousequence been dull to day, and the prices may be quoted 2s. per quarter lower. Flour is unaltered. Livtrpool, .Woy 11.—The supply ol wheat, oats and flour to-day was extern •We. Little buaineas, however, was done, and we quote late rates for every article in the trade. Flour. Am. 38s per bbl. Nothing new uf an official character had transpired as to the progress of the nego- riatfrma at Constantinople. The mea sure# adopter) against the Greeks had un dergone no relaxation. They were stran gled, or tent on board the fleet, according to the caprice of their merciiens, and un- velenting persecutor*. I'he wreck of the Albion was sold by public auction, and brought 40l. 16*. 6d- sterling; the missing box of specie, a- mounting to 5000). had not been recover- •d. T»e Nestor had a passage of only 10 days from N. York to Liverpool. No further advice* have been received ?• relalioa,*© Russia, G.eeceor Turkey. On tht 18th, Mr. i anniug presented a petition from the merchants ot Liverpool, praying that a duty might bo imposed on 'the"importation ot foreign butter. O* the 90.h of May. Mr. Lambton pc** •ented a* petition Do* North Shield#, prayiug thai no olterat:oa way take place in the colonial trade- LoitMatanley pro- tented a petition on tbe sarite day from She merchant* and the Clamber ol Com. tfrrts, at Moncheater, against the present f^tricfo&l (.3 foreign trade* Pmcee ( Vrw» ol Chkrlntm, July 8, Colton S. Inland, 23 a 26; stained <lo 16 a 18 Santee 21 a 221 short staple very tioe 15) do inferior to psiaw 11 • lit nice prime g‘-’f “2 8“$ j goo.) 2$,; inferior ; Floor, Philad. Halt, ami R'leh’J superfine, R7 a 7 j s Corn 75 a 85. CsUtnt.—There are but tew purchasers in market j sale* of the week very limited \ prices generally for fair parcels being from 12 j to 13$ cents. The scarcity of vessels is one cause of the stagnation in business; every utie in port having a full freight engaged. Hire has declined a httlo in price since our last ; prime parcel* may now he obtained at 82$ a 2 87$. Sales of the week very limited. U. S. Bank Stock 110; Georgia Bank Bills 3$ a 4 per cent. disc. ,NV» IV*. Jan« M*-U. S. Bank StnrV IOC}, sales. Hills on London, 60 days, 8 to 8$ prent, do on franco 5 25; do oo Amsterdam 30$ to 40. Review yf the Market fir the pettt week from the . iVarFvrA. litnly Mvrtttev of July 1. COTTON—The import of the week was 6073 bales. Uplands f 1223 Louisoma Sour Alabama 1843 Total 6073 The sales were large, of Uplands at 12$ a 16 cents; ot‘Alabama at 12 a 13$ ; and Louisians at 13 a 16$ ; a selection of the latter brought 18 cents for home use. The holders of fin<- Cot- tons having giv-n in their prices, we reduce our quotations m .rdingly. In addition tn the sales of the wee*, about 1500 bales were ship ped by the holders. Louisian* 15 a IF Upland* 12 h 16 Alabama 12 a 15 Tennessee It a 14 Sea Island *25 a 28 FLOUR—The market still continues ex tremely dull, the sales being principally confin ed to home consumption. We quote some de scriptions lower than the preceding week. New York superfine 6 37 a 6 50 Nichmond City 6 50 a 6 75 Halt. Howard-* 7 RU-K-No alteration! market remains the same as last week. New iiioe 3 12 a 3 50 Okl 2 12 a 2 50 Prieet Current at Liverpool, May Mi. The demand tor Cottoh has been rather dull, and the sales scarcely amount to 66U0 bag*; Marsnhain 10 l-8d a 10$d ; Harbadoe* 9 3-8d and lUd; Orleans 9 5-8d a ll$d ; llowed 8$ a 9d. The public sal. s yesterday were indiffer ently attended by the Trade, and the whole went heavily. Bowed sold at a decline of l-8d a f .1 per lb. and Orleans $d per lb. from the prices of last week. 'I'he general market is al- ao lower for these descriptions. Wheat continues depressed, and we again re duce our quotations $d per bushel. Oats scarce and rather higher. No alteration in American Flour. Irish, old, 7s 6d to 8»3d| new 5s to 6s 9J. Piicet Cu>rcnt at London, May IF. Cq/Ve--ln this week's public sslcagood mid dling Jamaica Coffee sold at 135» 6d to 136a; middlmg 128s 6d to 132s. L ndon Corn Exchange, May 17—The sup ply ot Wheat this week has been rather small, and the sales very heavy, except for prime sam ples, which support Monday's prices') but all other descriptions may be quoted at 2s pur quarter cheaper. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF SJVJVWJIH. CLEARED, Ship Emily, Babcock, Liverpool, A Low ti Co. Brig Levant, Beebe, New-York, Hall A Hoyt Sloop Mary, Munro, Charleston, Isaac Cohen ARRIVED, Sloop Delight, Cooper, Charleston, 2 days, with an assorted cargo to belamater A Starr. Pafenger, C W Ksoslcr. Sloop Mary, Munro, Charleston, 2 days, with flour, s ine, lie. to Johnston U Hills, ii Newhall, S Mantoo, H F i'aylur, H Kirby and J B J.tudon. aaxtTits vaoM this roar. At N York, V9Ui ult. barque Spartan, Colea- worthy, 8 days; sch Lucy, Daj’ton, 9. July 1, sloop Emily, Brown, 6. July 2, sloop Income Vail, 6. At Providence, 23th ult. sloop Express. At Charles too, 9di .mat. sch Thorn, Saundera, 2 da> s. At Philad. 2d inat. brig Frances, Foster, 2 days. At Balt. 2d inat. ach Raraco, Raymond. At Uostun, June 29, brig Adeline, Atwood, and sch Humbird. At Liverpool, May 21, ship Thalia, Puller, via Ireland; Newport, 21 days; Cno, tlcath; Margaret, Cookm. CLItNtP VO* THIS POST, At Philsd. July 1, ship Georgian, Bailey. At B-dt. 1st last, seb Scott, Scott. 2d, Ade- la; Thorp. The ship Caledonia, t om this port for Liver- * - - " • 42, Ion 58, pool, was spoke June 2U, in 1st The steam schr Car.dins, M'Giilvray, from N York for tikia pur*. p«t into flamptoaon the 28th ult. for a supply of wood. PHILADELPHIA, July 1-Arrived, ship Gov lit*kms, Seybrrt, Charleston, 3 day*) brigs Nepos, Collins, London, 491 Man, Mac Pherton, St Thomas, 12) sell* Cecelia. Ilamp- •iu, Curacba, 12) Mary Washington, Warner, Veia Cma,2J. Cleared, ship Missouri, Baush, Hamburg; brig* Junius, Ountmi, llio Janeiro; Hannah^ Rebecca, Watkins, Duettos Ayres i West In dian, Phillips, Havana; Happy Return, Hol brook, do; achs Laura, Mayo, 8t. Euatalisj Maid of the Mill, Walker, Cape Haytlen. July 2—Arrived, sell Ajax, Midlen, Havana, 11 days. NBW.YORK, Juno 29-Airivud, ihi|l Alltn. tic, Taylor, Dublin, 36 days i brigs Astrea, Ra ker, St Croix, 13 j Marv, Gardner, Point Pet re, 19; Phenix, Riley, Ikias End, St. Croix, 15) sclte Fair Play, Hyer, Aux Caves, 18; Ghent, Folger, Madeira. 38; George, Hurt, Tcm rilfe, 33 i Musquito, Tefft, Salt Creek, Spanish Main, 22 ; sloop Joseph, Curtis, Charleston, 7. Cleared, ships Gov Griswold, Rhodes, N Or- leans; Howard, Holdridge, Cowes and lluvre i brig Champion, Morse, Fayal. July 1—Arrived, ships Saluda, Tin Charleston, 5 days ; Franklin, Munro, Hamlet, Frier, N Orleans, 15 ; Neutrality, St. Marys, 8; schs Macdonough, KeWni, cos, 14; Ageuora, Pike, ('harleitou, 6, Cleared, aliip South Carolina Packet, Cart wright, St. Croix. Liverpool. The liritish bng LADY ROMKRT WILLIAMS, Henry LtxfiK, tanner, iwillsail foi the above port 12th proxi has grui I secommodations fur afew^pas •engers, on reasonable terms Apply on board, ' '* * - ** ff- | Kvai at Willitmson's whaif.t.• Captain Kv.ins, or to JDIIN II. UKID C#CO. June 28 June 22 Mackerel. his Mackerel, No 3 by JAMES CONROY, Anders- n'» wharf. For sale b; Drabs on New-York, 30days a glit, and on Philadelphia at & five. For sale by J.'ly < JOSHUA Mll.NK. Dills on Clmrleston and New- York. i^ T short sight, fur sale hy juno 21 MOMNF.UX, DHAFTH short sight, on Baltimore and Phlladel- ia—for sale by WILLIAM JF.NNF.lt. 29 BOSTON, June 26—Arrived, Swedish ship Ariadne, St\fT, Gottenburg, 73 days. Cleared,ship Israel, Ivc* Amsterdam; brig* Four Sisters, Lindsey, Nice ; 'i ulcmach, Bagcr, Bremen, June 2F—Arrived, ship Pactolus, Graves, Got- tenlmrg, 54 day*. Cleared, ship Caroline, Gitby, New Orleans > brigs Ruby, Phillips, Cape Ue Veid Iilandai Csrib, Snow, Honduras. PROVIDENCE, June 25-Artived, brig Dr. eutur, Brownell, Havana, 15 days ; brig Glubo, llrown, do 14. Cleared, brig Pocahontas, Cooke, Hamburg. For New-York, Thu hr!* ELIZA MOKRtSON, P Douvtlle, matter, .will sail on Sunday next. For passage only, having accommodations for a few in the steerage and cabin, apply to thv master on board at Johnston (J Hills' wharf, jnly 11 e 4. For Liverpool, The fine new brig Jn FLORIDA, Captain Duvall, oMBbis daily expected, and will be dispatch ed without delay. For freight apply to JOHN LATHRQP bt CO. july 11 p (U“ The Passengers per the brig LEVANT, for New-York, are requested to be on board with their baggage, To Mm row mormng at 8 o'clock, as she will positively sail jnlfrll at 9. Qy A few catiiii and steerage Passenger* can he accommodated with passag'-s ♦o New-York, in the fist sailing Pilot Boat AN. NA MARIA, which will positively sail r>n A'uii. day next, 14/A imt. with or without passengers. Apply to N. B. SISSON, julvll e* a®© FLOUR. July II nbls superfine Flour from Baltimore daily expected, lor sale bv hall a* Hoyt*. For Sgle, 4 Tract of LAND containing 250 acres, in Early county. Not. 12 and 14 District* Terms cash or good*. PETER HYNES, july 11 u Notice. C ALVIN BAKF.K. K.uj iailulylnthnriitd to act aa our attorney. T. S. 1,1) I IIKR, 8. H. FISKE. July 11 Planters’ Bank. N OTICE.—On and after this da$, this Dank Will be closed at 1 o’clock. JOHN F, LLOYD, C*th»r pit) tem. i"iyo p J. B. Herbert Co. Offrrfor salt, GfFVFY Dhda prune New-Orleans Sugar UW 50 hhds Muscovado do. 100 bis do do. 250 bags prime green Obffcc 300 casks assorted Cut Nail* 20 hlula puitLjamtlc* Rum, 4th proof 7 pipe* Cognac Brandy 20 hlula 4th proof New-Orleans Rum 80 casks BBS Porter 50 crate* assorted Crockery ware 200 kegs l.*rd 100 boxes Troy Candle* 100 bla kiln dried Corn Meal 20 btga Pimento 50 boxes Muackte) lUUini SJf 50 do Crab Cider Ten Thousand Dollars, O R any pm l thereof,-will he loaned until lat Decrmher next, on h pledge ol Slock of either of the Banks of the State of Georgia Ap. IKJIIF ply to July 2 GEORGE SCIILEY. No 1, Oommi-ico Row Old Irish Whiskey. Few demijon* of pure well flavored, old ul* 5th [iroof Irish Whiskey, for nsle hy the WM. C BOTHER! suhacribcr. July y Frasier'a stores. A Situation Wanted. f\ Young Woman vialir*a situation In are. JilA spcctnlilc family going to the North,and would he willing to return in the fall. A lint addu-sacd tn M. C. and left at this office, will bo attended (0. july 9 fty During my ulisencc, Mr. JOS DELLUAMFH will attend to my busineaa. CIlAltLEb DKLCKAMI'S. . j“i>'» ■■ Notice. M R. J V. HP.ATI! »nd Mol.r. J. B. HO- BKIt r A CO.' will act us our Attorneyi during our abanice. jnly 9 E. WILLIAMS if GO. Notice. A Man of good moral Character, and qualified tn teach the English Grammar, Writing and Arithmetic, will meet with encouragement in a healthy part of the country, bv early appli cation to the Poal-Muater of Tattnall county. July 9 p SELLING AT COST. T HE auh«cribcrs wishing tn diaposc of the balance of their white and draft HATS, will aell them ut coat for t-n*A. THOMAS DOWELL fc CO. five door* north of Colonel Shrllmru'a Mansion House. June 26 re PUBLIC SALES. By John Shirk, Jr. •nVMOHICOW, I'Jih Innuit. .1 11 olcWk. It til he told IN front of Kit Auriion /Lam, AV fl C •i-imctr,*- Wow, A Genrfal Assortment of LIQUORS Oj GROCERIES. Condiiionacaah. atao, Sundry articles of Wearing Apparel, Beds. Bedding, Hooka, f'c M r * ONE CARRIAGE * One Negro WomlR Phillis, one Mulatto Girl 17 years of are, sold purauant to an order of* the Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, and by order of the Administrator*. Condition* july 11 cash. Sheriff's Sales. On thefii ti Turtduy in Auqutt next, ... . .. • „^ 0 , .i \17H.I. he told at tho Court House in liie city ▼ f ol Savar -*- L • * Savannah, between the hours often and four o'clock, , AU that lot oflafid in the city of Savannah, known hy the number one (1) lie lit ha tyihuig, Heathcote warrl, containing sixty feet in front and ninety ffit in depth, together with tho rd by f buildings thereon, nioiigagedhy Patrick Stan* tun to Andrew «. Xentmea 'and sold under a rule absolute from the Superior Court of chat* liain County. Also, the following negroea, Ben, Morgan, Harry, Will, King, Nanoy, Autry and Lu«y, If* ' vied ou oa the property of George D. Milieu, to aaiisfy an eaocqtion it. favor of James Anderson. Also, a mulatto wonmti named l'hocbt, levied on sa tho property of David I'nlnck, deoeased* toaidisiy Qxeoutloiia from a justice's court, In favor ol David A. Northrop, returned to mo by aoonttablf. Also a negro man named Dembo, levied on aa e property of Mark Kllrhre, deceased, to a*, tlaly exeeiitiu is from a justice'# court, in lavot of Allen Dnmurk, returned to me by * conala- bio. » n Alio, buildings on lot number thirty, nine (39| — ward, bounded south by Uruughtou Street* north by a lane, asst hy lut No SI, west by lot No 40, levied on us thr property of Mrs. Maria cutiuna frot A Fie roe, to aaii«(y eiecutkuna front a justice'# court m Ipvur of David Leon, Itcuben Newcomb* and Btri'har A Winkler, relumed to me by • constable. Alau, a negro girl named Lucy, levied on at the properly of Thomas D. Forter, dr-retard* to aati*ly au execution in favor uf James M. Por ter, lor uae of George Millrn. Also a mulatto woman named Janr, levied on aa the property of A-aliel How, at the suit of ‘ thn Ilaupt andothera, returned hy a constable. ABRAM D'LVO July s» Von, ir. Notice. I HAVE appointed Mr. Gkornr Cottiwa my Attorney during my absence from this city, lie will attend at mv atore, the one recently oc cupied by the late linn of Taft U Sibleys. OKRAY TAFT. MS « Notice. D URING tht* ahience of the subscriber, Utr Samuel Glark will attend to hi* buainesa, and act as his attorney with lull powora. W. SCARBROUGH, me 20 Tm| jun Sugar, Coffee, L-'c. S EVERAL lots of New Orlesna 8ugcr, ont- of hioli ia very superior. uperi 14 bis St Domingo Coffi A few boxes French white Wide, similar to Champaigne. For aak by J. A C. BOLTON, June 22 re DRY GOODS AT COST. |IIK atibarrlber'a Stock being too large for I2T|HK atibarrlber'a Btock being t U the summer acaiou, Ite will fur a abort tune diariote of any article at cost. Planters and Country Merchant# will find It for their in- tercat to call at his atore in Johiiston'a square, WILLIAM TURNER. may 8 f Steam-Boat Company. GfRlIE Steam Boat Company of Georgia will UL diapoteof the privilege uf it* Charter on the Alatamaha,the Oconee and Oakitnilrvo Riv. A 1st amahs, the Oconee and Oakitnilgct: Riv. era, with their tributary Streams, with or with out a Bieam-Boat Hie term# will be moderate and accommodating, iioationa, addressed to the President of Mpany, at Savannah, post paid, will be attended to. 8. C. DUNNING, 13 Vrvldent. 300 boahela Corn Terms, for approved endoraed paper win be accommodating, july li the Od K Public Sale. Henry Hsupt and others, com* Y plainanta, and 9 /» Equity. Henry Haupt, defendant. _) B Y virtue of a decree of the honorable the Suocrior court of Chatham county, in equi ty, will be told at the court hoOse in tbe city of Savannah, on the firm TUESDAY, in August next, all that Lot of Land inlaid city, known by the No 5, in Reynolds waifl, situate on the corner of CongreM and Drayton atreeta, with the improvements on the northern moiety of the lot. Condition* cash. By order. II. B. HERBERT U CO. ^wcl'rv july II The Subscriber Q FFERS for sale a FARM LOT, about fon CHARLESTON, July 9-Clewed, ship* Jas per* Crocker, Liverpool. Ftaaklut, Riley,do. NORFOLK, July 1—Arrived* thip Constitu tion. M'Hca, Livcrpo-.t, 48 days. milea fiom Savannah, known by the No 10; Carpenter tything, Decker ward, hounded on the notth by lands of David Taylor,oa me south by Lot No 4, Kyle* tything, on the east by Lot No 9, Love'*, and on the west by lands former, ly B. Gibbon's. An acearale plat ot the iand will be shown to any person disposed to pur chase. In the mean time all persouaarc cau- Ooned against cutting the wood oft sa d land. „ ^ -J08. CUMMLVU stay 10 t 1 ’SYRUP OP PALMETO. n OCTOIt BKRTIIELor reaprctfiilly In. forma the public and hia ftlrnda, that lie is supplied in hia atore with a large quantity of that efficacious Medicine called the byrup of Palmetto, which ia cefehratvl for It* oairaMdi* nary virtue# in destroying WORMS, which an generally affiict cluhli -n in tins country. It lit* been generally acknowledged all over the Weal Imlieaand tho United States. This Syrup be. ingof an agreeable flavor, children will take R easily without that diagtui which ordinarily at. tends the uae of qtlicr Medicines employed for the same piltpoac. Those persons who will uae this Syrup In the shove case may Ik- certain of a radical cure. Directions to uae it will be given hy the sub scriber. J.B. UEK1IIELOT. mav 31 City Shmfl’9 SnlesL On the fist Tuetilny in Augutl next, W ll.l. bt- aold ill front of the Court IlntiM* between the usual hours ol 10 ami do'clk 1 ' hy virtue ofsiituli-y executions to inn directed, all the undivided fourth part of that lotfluiown in the plan »<f the city of Havannah aalot No twenty.one (21)and buildings,bounded north hy St Julian street, south by Congress street, cast by V.aat llrowd street, weal by lot No 22, levied on ua the property of Ahiel II. Hwcigli. offer, tu aatuly an eaecution in tkvor of William lour. Alio, sundry srtichaof household furniture* levied on aa the property of Busun WiRon, to satisfy an execution for rent* in favor of Peter Shirk w o Also, one groy mare, levied on ai the pro- |i perty of Kdwaeu Mount, to satisfy an execution for rent, ill fkvor of J. Vollatoo. Alao, sundry a'llolcs of household furniture* levied on aa the property of Mrs Pill Held, to aa* tiafy an execution for rant* in favor of Chariot II. Hayden. ^ Alao. alltfro ‘Printing Materials of Job Print* ing offloc. levied on aa the property uf Henry I 1 Russell, to satisfy an cxrcutioHnn favor <M Homy King. ABRAHAM 1. D'LYUN, c a July 2 Coffee, Wlilskey, Sugar, fjc. hhdx atnl 50 hags prime Green Colic 30 hlula A 100hia Philad Rye Whii hiaker g*pm 50 hlula A100 bis Philad Rye 1 70 bla StCroix Sugar 10 boxoa Pouclion IVa 2 oases Lacquered Tea Caddie#, containing; Gun Powder and Yuung Hyson 130 ■kegs Nitre Hall Gunpowder 4000 biikhola Com, in hulk and bags 10 pipes Cognac Brandy 'I 4 qr casks Port Win* ( Superior 3 no do L P Madeira do f quality 3 do do Sicily dqj 16 bla Apple Brandy 30 damqohna Gin 200 pieces 48 in. Cotton Bagging t * 40 tona assorted Swedes Irorw 30 boats end half boxes Magrrth’a losp For sale by NICHOLAS A NEFF. June 14 New Summer Goods. ’ll Y tho ship Georgia, lust arrived from 11« ■ F verpool, the subacriucra have received • variety of seasonable art idea, which, with tho#* recently received from England, make their S*- aorimcnt of DRY GOODS, More goneral and oxtenaive than ostia), and wlU b» sold at a medcrale advance and hnf cretHt for undoubted paper ANDHl JLBO- Crates of Crockery Wart end casks Tea cbio» w London Porter In pint end quart bottlat taaks of G haa Ware, Sheet Iron, (Jo. Oo. may Hu 8m DREW LOW U CO. Llcgout Saddlery and Harness Manuikctory a - R ICIIARn H'KKNZIE, l.r*. Inv. loJuf^rm h>s tViendl and ‘.he public, that lie has re moved htf Saddle, Ifarnrsa and Patent {.either, .. Trunk Manufactory front Philadelphia to tl»e i »f | land on Park's Creek, No* 19 A IF, In Ji corner of Broad way and Wall-street, Ne«N York, * 1 "— J ' * **-* where he haa for aaie, every article of superior quality in the above hue. All orden oaretuily attended to. In addition, U. M‘K. will be regu larly supplied with Saddles and Bndlea from hi* correspondent in * '— J .2C 3 6* 8ALUI1RIOUS VALLEY. A Delightful Mmero! Spring, 4 mile* from Athena I Any person who will establish sn elegant xml commudiout Entertainmini there, will meet with every encoumgemcnr, and generoue privilegea from the proprietor. Many lota ol one acre are now to rent, for pri* vale fkmiliea, at that spring-25 dollars paid cash, and 25 at Christmas next a poesewon* five yearn, with the uae of the waflsr, timber tbr houses ami Are. No person shall rent ti% or board others, but Ida or her own family. Unc plantation, sailed Roasliv** Farm, on tho moat agreeable situation, elegantly watered* fine fruit, and excellant land, to be rented lor 3. 6 or t ycara. Other pfantationa or tracts of land to be routed. A utoatton for mi lb aa Sandy C'eek—rich land and An# timber. DHL tv-rent tract* and lota to be rented on the Wf . tO|J)aniclaville < moat excellent water* gond land and plcauht situation. Two traom ot U.'ul on Park'* Creek, No* 19 A IF, In Jadfr *on county. F *e hundred aoree of lamboc more, adjoining ColontICoMiS, lo Clark ootto- ty, to be sold on good terms for cash or do* groe*. Address, portage paid, to Mrs Rteaike Gam. xatn, Athena, CUric cemiy, )wU ?» 4 1-4 k. a vA