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KRPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA. Baltimore, July 30 — By (ho trrivkl laal night of the aclir. Dandy, the rditori hive received the following letter, dated “ La lluira,Jutji II).— fhed the plea- mire of addressing y.u a few dnya ago, vince when nothing of importance haa taken place. The country here ia per- f ctly tranquil, without the probability of its being disturbed. Porto Cabello etill holds out, und I apprehend it nut will he pixen upl'orjjomo time, as they had lately received a reinforcement and a supply of provisions. Having a 50 gun frigate and »22gun brig, they go to sea ea often ns they please. The Republican squadron is o(V there, bring composed entirely of small Teasels they can do nothing 'with the frigate and brig. It is much to be regret ted that Com. Danicle bad nut the com mand, us all the captains agree in laying, that had he been there, the enemy would have lost their vessels. Com. Daniels is mgeh esteemed here by the govcrndient and by the people, and he possesses in an eminent degree the confidence of the of ficers aud men of tho navy. The land forces have approached bo near to Puerto Ouvello as heave their ihot and bombs into the town. The Spanish commander lately sent out of the place all the women children and useless men.”—American. BRAZIL. Baltimore, July 30.—in a part of our impression yesterday, the name of the Prince Regent of the Brazils was printed Joseph, instead of John. We regret to say, that wo have not yet been able to obtain a translation of the papers received from Rio-Janeiro—we learn from a gen tleman who haa perused them, that an As- tembly composed of Deputies elected by the people in the several provinces or divisions ol the Brazils having met. agreed to an address which they present >d to the Prince Regent; in this address they set forth in detail the injuries and grievances which the people ot Brazils have expe rienced from their dependence on Portu gal, and in consequence of the exercise of foreign Authority over them ; that these two countries being situated so distant from each other,'with such a vast ocean between them, it is not just that the pen pie of either should exercise any control over, or be subject to the direction of the people of the other—they, therefore, in the unme of the people whom they repre sent, request that a new Cortes may be elected Air the express purpose of declar ing the people of the Brazils an Indepen dent JVution. The Prince Pcgefit had returned an answer approving oftheobject of the ad dress, ami promising a compliance will) the request contained in it. The new Cortes had accordingly been elected, aud were to meet on the day on which the Uryas sail* d.—Patriot. ■ To the F.ililort of the A'utional Intelligencer. Gentlemen—A regard for my charac- ■a a public ulticer, and a desire to warn those who may unjustly assail it of the diliicullies in which they may be likely to involve themselves, induces me to re quest you to give publicity to the en closed. Very respectfully, ynur obt. servant. 1 . I), PORTER. Tuesday, July 3l)lh, t822. Washington, 30th July, 1822. Sir : In your paper of yesterday 1 no tice a re-publication of an article taken from the Federal Republican of the 27111, 1 therelore deem it proper to enclose to you a copy of a letter addressed by me to the Editor of that paper, and to inform you that the determination I have taken, with regard to him, extends to every edi tor who may unjustly as3iiil my character from whatever motive the attack may originate- 1 am, sir, respectfully, your most obedient servant, D. PORTER. Jonathan P.i-hot, Esq. Eililor Washington Gazette, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington. Washington, July 29,1R22. Sir I In your paper of the_27th 1 no tice »n intimation of ynur intention to take the conduct of Mr. Blake and myself in hand, with the opinion that you " shall be able tofhew that they laid law and justice neffe' 0 ” I think it is necessary therefore,'tiijpform you that this opinion has beeiijqrrmd without a full knowledge ofthe'ppofietdings and testimony had in the casj$sipk1r. Binncy ; and that, ir you fake upon yourself to discuss the matter im ex parts testimony, you will do it at your own risk, and will of course be pre pared to meet the consequences, for 1 place too high a value on public opinion to allow my character to be tampered with with impunity. If the press has its liberties, individuals aggrieved by it have atsu the means of obtaining redress secur ed to them. When the official trial of Lieut. Abbot shall issue Irom the press, which will be in about a week, and when all the docu ments had, in the examination of Mr. Bin- ney’s conduct, shall be laid before the public, which will, 1 am informed, soon be the case, 1 can then h&Aknri objection to a just criticism of my agency in these matters—lor I feei a conviction, that the public will not only justify the opinion at Mr, Blake and myself, but bear me out in the belief that both Mr. Binney aud Capt. Hull have been wickedly ami maliciously persecuted, and will pronounce that the sentence on Lieutenant Abbot was mild, considering the mag :itude and aggravation of the offences proved against that officer, I am, sir, very respectfully, yours, D. PORTER. Farmmrc ScfUEvrBB, Esq. Haiti more. Exchange t w BALTIMORE,*! one day's sight, for sale bf WALL & II ovr. SAVANNAH* /b K VHtoH I.nnoK, Angtut 8, 5899, It hftftnflf been annouMfal to the W6t*htaful Mister of this Lodge, tlmt it hid pleased theSu* preme Architect, to tike to Mfhtclf the spirit of our ]r)e esteemed and greatly rcapocted liro- tlier, the Rev. Wai.tch Cranston, i member thereof, ami Grind Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Georgia, ho extra meeting was Appointed to be held at the Lodge Room, on Thursday eve** ning 8th orAtigiict, to deliberate on the liudan- choly intelligence. The following resolutions were adopted with i Unanimity and sincerity of feeling peculiarly becoming the craft t— Resolved, That this Lodge does truly and with fraternal sensibility, regret the death of our late amiable, affectionate and Intelligent Brother. Resolved, That it is its opinion that society his sustained a loss that cannot soon he com pensated j religion, a dispensation removing ♦rom this “rale of tears” one of* her most pious muI enlightened ministers, and Masonry ado privation seriously affecting the Brethren, throughout the state, wresting from us one of our purest atul brightest ornaments, and admo nishing us trn prepare for the presence of our All wise and powerful Judge. t Resolved, That a committee be appointed to confer with the committees -that ipay be ap pointed by the Georgia Royal Arch Chuptor, Grand Lodge, and other Lodges, and the Vestry of the Episcopal Church, to make arrangements 4o pay that tribute of respect to the memory of our late Brother, which is due to him as latq Grand Chaplain of the Gfapd Lodge of Georgia. Resolved, .'i*hat to evince the respect enter tained for our departed Brother, by Union Lodge particularly, the Jewels und Pillows of this Lodge be clad with crape, dicing the space of three months, and that the'ftrethren thereof do wear crape on the left arm until the expira tion of one month from this date. The foregoing proceedings were directed to be published. JNO. F. LLOYD, SccVy P. T. Union'Lodge, Wo. 3; SOLOMON’S LODGE, NO. I. At a regular meeting of this Lodge, held at their Lodge Room, on Thursday the 8th A\i- gust, A. L. 5832—On motion, Resolved, that the members of this Lodge wear crane on jhe left arm for thirty days, as a tribute^ of .their es teem and respect to the memory of their de ceased Brother, the It. W. and Rev. WaItru CiUKSfONs Grand Chaplain to the Grand Lodge of Georgia. Resolved, that a committee of three Brethren be appointed to cooler with the committees of the several Lodgfes, the Georgia Royal Arch Chapter, and the vestry of Christ Church, to make such arrangements as may de monstrate their further respect to hiB memory. Resolved, that the committee consist of » \ W M. J B. MILLS W.P. J. l)F> LAMOTTA, B. HENRY M'DONNELL, , Extract from the minutes'. H. M'DOtyNELL, Sec'iy. I/E8PERANCE LODGB, NO. 8. At a meeting of L'Esperapcc Lodge, No. R, the following Brethren were appointed a com mittee on the part of this Lodge to join with the committees of other Lodges, in making ar rangements for paying a testimony of respect to the memory of the late respected Brother Walter Cranston, Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Georgia—viz :• J. Dclberghc, J. Beaulard and P Dupont. It was also resolved that the members of this Lodge wear crape on the left atm for thirty days, ns a tribute of their esteem and respect for the deceased. ; By order of the Worshipful Master. L. B. H FUR CII, Secretary. DIED, Infhis city, on the 10th Inst. Capt. Joint R, Grayson*, in the 44th year of his age. “The ways of Leaven are dark and intricate”—but it ia ours to submit—and to hope. To his frienda the deprivation is » Severe one—to his family, irreparable. He lived respected and esteem ed, and died regretted most by those who knew him best. COMMERCIAL. Extract of a fetter from Bremen to a Mercantile home ih this city, dated May I; “ Of Cotton the import was 663 bags .'rom 8a vamiah and 170 bags from England. The car. go from Savannah sold immediately after land ing at 21$ a 22$ gr.—the average price a frac tion under 22 gr j the quality was good, ordinal ry And middling 1 . Some other small sales hhve been made in the samh proportion of price*, and the stock remaining is extremely light Large orders have been for some time King here lor the purchase pf the first arrivals ot cot ton. and 1500 a 2000 bags could be immediately placed at our quotations. Rice—500 tierces old Carolina have been re- ceived from England, of which about 200 tierces ordinary to middling have been sold at 5±« 5f Rd. per 100 lbs. The stock remaining in first and second hands does not exceed 600 tierces ; at the corresponding period last, year upwards of2000 tierces had been imported from the U Slates. A tew cargoes of the new crop tirould no doubt sell readily.” Prices at Liverpool, June 15 Cotton, per lb Sea Island, good to fine 12a 1 10 ; ord.to mid. 9d a Is Id; Boweds, Geor gia? a 9$d t N Orleans 7$ a 11$(1 j Tennessee 6$ a 8$ j Tobacco per lb. James,River leaf, 2tj u 7$d; stemmed 4 a 7$d ; Rap. leaf, 2 a 4; stemmed 3$ a 4$ j Kentucky leaf 2 a 3$ { stem med 3$ a 5 ; Ashes per cwt. 1st Pot fresh Bos ton 43 a 45s j N York 43 a 44; Montreal new 36 a 37 } do stain und cru. 30 a 34 ; America^ 1st Pearl 46 a 48 s Montreal .45; Turpentine per cwt good 13 a 14s { mid. 119 a 12s 9d ; in ferior 10 6 a 11s 6d; Tar stock per bbl Ameri can cargoes 11 a 12s ; Virginia roany 13 a 14s ; Flour per bbl U. S. sweet, in bond 28 a 33s ; do sour and oily, free 35 a 37 t Rice Am. per cwt in bond new, 14 a 17s * Flaxseed per hlid ot 7 bush 36a 37s ; Rosin Am 7 3 a 7 6: Pine timber, p. C. feet, Am yellow, Is' 8d a Is 9$d* Saltpetre per cwt 23 a 27s. Remarks—Wt have at length had an increas ed demand for Cotton, the sales amounting to 11000 bags; prices however are agaiq lower. Bowed and Orleans 1 8d a id, and Brazils $d per lb. The great stock of inferior qualities of Bowed and Orleans presses so much upon the market, that it is difficult to effect sales in. this description, even at the present reduced rates ; good qualities maintain themselves more firmly than inferior in proportion. The sales consist of 4720 Bowed 7$ a 9$d; 580 Orleans 8$ a 11$, 110 Tennessee 6$d a 8f d ; 220 Sea Island 13d al6$d; 25 do stained 9$ a 10$d. Very little has bten done in Tobacco this week, but pri ces do not vary. A sale of 490 bbls Turpentine was brought forward on Wednesday, but the highest bid being 12s 6d the whole was withdrawn ; Us was subsequently offered and refused, and the whole has therefore been stored. The low price of Rosin deters the distillers from pur chasing freely, indeed at the present retetf iliey buy very reluctantly and vdry sp a< ingly. Abie* ncsn Tar is without inquiry, not withstanding the very low point to which our prices are now redyced Bit? i* without filtration, but there • have been neither nW* nor Inquiries dul week. ‘ From the 1st of Jsn. to the 15th of June the! T'dR subsrri importation of cottons from the United States : f- ft*r for sale, the following articles on liber Into Liverpool had been 189,702 bales; and in *■ terms. infs, ivilwkW, #■ rlberx ll.vtjjlt. received, and nf. tits >>me period the sale* had bean 111,51)6 bales. Nfi INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF ^ CLEARED, Brig Signal, Bedell, New-York, *v. Hall O Hoyt ARRIVED, BrigTelegrapn, Snell, New York, 6 days, to Hall O Hoyt consignees, with a full cargo to Hall & Hoyt, J W Long, Hall £f,Tenny, 11 S At wood, 8 C & J Schenk, J Gumming & Son, J llougton, F So I luck, J Thomas, S J llryan, Mil ler & Fort, p Brittang, J M'Nish, J 1* Setae, J Meigs, W T Williams, J B Dreamer, A vScudder, W Scarbrough, J 1) Herbert, I'ouyat W Holland, W Fuller, R Campbell, Ponce & M'Kenzie, CuminingbGwathiney, S C Dunning, Bulloch & Dunwody, A B Fannin O co. F J Lay, 1* Uut- Id* y co. and the master. $On Friday last off Cape llattcras, spoke brig Native from this port. Brig Hector, Redding, New' York 12 days, in ballast to Johnston Ik Hills, consignees. Sohr Tea Plant, Shcnton, Richmond, 4 days, with flour, &fc. to 1 Cohen, consignee. w Schv Levant, Griffith, Baltimore, 11 flays. With corn to order. Sloop Plimuix, Gifford, Philadelphia, 5 days, with flour, fcfc. 4o Cleland & Fraaicr, P M'Der- mfWt pn^l C Kelsey & co. " SloopPacket, ClArk, Baltimore, 7 days, and 3 From tho Capes, to Hall O Hoyt owners, with a full cargo to Hall & Hoyt, Douglass Sorrell, H S Atwood and to order. • v, innTVAtS FnOM Tltff PORT. At Chsrlestoit, 6th inst. slobp Delight, Coop er, 1 ^lay. vv FOR TIUS POflT, At N York, 2d inst. brig Levarit, Beebe, to sad with disj atclf. . ..Philadelphia, July \io-Arrived, brig Mary. Ann, Sharp* St. Jago, 13 days. July 311—Arrived,,bVi^Hknnah, Lstour, St. Thomas, 16 days. Below, ships Mary Ann, Winncmore, Liver pool^ Jefferson, Snowden, Copenhagen, 47 days; Br brig Liddell Liddell, Liverpool, 62 ; brig’James Coulter, Hill, Havana, 9. Aug 2—Arrived, brigs Com Barry, Lyle,*N Orleans *, Cyno, Tear, Gibraltar, 35davs. Bejow, ship Thalia, Butler, from Liverpool. NBW-YOKK; July 29 -Arrived^ch Susan, Chftsd’, 1 Hamilton, Bermuda, 7 days. Cleared, ship James Cropper, Marshall, Liv erpool. July 30—Arrived, ship Ariadne* Brown, New Orleans, 24 days. By the Telegraph, NEW-YORK, Aug 1—Arrived, Hamburg ship Ejbe, Havre, 57 days; brig Leonidas,(Lord, Am sterdam, and 58 days from New Die|qie j sloop Mary, Brown, Charleston, 6. Cleared, ship3 Dupnrates, ’Stoddard, Liver pool ; Strafford, Kumptnn, Hamburg. Aug 2—-Arrived, bfhy Upton, Sampson, Ber muda, 7 days. Clenred^ships Robert Fulton, Iloldrege, Liv- pool; Com. Perry, Brown, Charleston; brig Actress, Anderson, Gibraltar. , I’he Cans4elb«t!on frigatd came up yesterday from the quarantine ground, and anchored .at thb Navy Yard. While passing Governor's Island she fired a national,salute. \ The U. S. schr Alligator, was beating out of the harbor yesterday. It is understood site is bound on a cruize in thetJlWndia seas. 500 kegs White Lead in Oil Wed f cad Spanish UrowiO Venetian Red > D17 and in Oil Verdigrice j 10 hi*’Spirits Turpentine Copal Varnish 1000 galls. Linseed Oil, Glue (Irilb) 300 do Lamp Oil, best quality Prussian Blue Ckild and Silver Leaf Chrome and King's Yclltw Patent Yellow and Green Blue and green Verdeter Vermillion, English and Chinese Blue and Green Smalts Paint Brushes, assorted Umber, Tera Sienna, Dutch Pink Rose Pink, Lithxrgc, Pumice Ston e Window Glass, 8 by 10 and 10 by 12 POUYAT y HOLLAND, au ff 13 p Opposite the Exchange New Flour. L ANDING from schr Tea Plant, from Rich mond, 200 bis Flour, from New Wheat (City Mills.) • Also—80 kegs Manufactufed Tobacco No. 1 For sale by ISAAC COHEN, aug 13 p ' Dr. D. Blennerhassett H AVING been examined and approved of by, the Georgia Medical Society, offers his professional services to the inhabitants of 9a- vannafi and its vicinity. Dr. B. can be consult ed it any time, at Mrs M'Lcod's boarding house, near the Baptist Church. aug 13. p PUBLIC SALES. By J. A Herbert fcr Co. TO-MDUUOW, Mill u 1 RI ll n'clouk, ft ill be sold before our store, An Assortment 1 f GROCERIES, Wc. august 13 Te< ms cash. For Providence, Thr regular packft shin RISING STATES, J. laeott, mailer, will meet with ilcapaich. Tm freight or paaaa^e, having r-miI accnnumul^ tiona, apply on bo.r4 at TNce’a wlmrf, ur m GEOItGE CttLl.lNS; anguat 8 For New-York, The riWlar packet shin COTTON PLANT, having part of her cargo engaged* - 'ft' 1 ’ the remainder, or passage, hav ing handsome accommodations, apply to captain Russell on board, at Jones* lower wharf, or to G GORDON. Landing /rpm said ship, 100 bis superfine Flour 100 pieces Cotton Bagging aug 6 ii ft For New-York, The fast sailing packet ship GEN. CARRINGTON, Ilritton, Master will positively sail on Sunday next, 18th inst. with whht freight may offej.— For freight or passage, apply on board, or to ‘ « HALL a HOYT 'kugl3 For New-Yorjk, The regular packet brig " TELEGRAPH, . Snell, Master, ■w ; II meet with immediate despatch.- GENUINE DRUGS AND MEDICINES. *FOG\AT h hollaSd, " Dntggists add Chemistopposite the Exchange ^ Spvannuh, 1 O FFER Ibr sale,on the moat liberal terms. for cash, tpwn acceptance^, or the uNual credit trfpunctual customers, Ah extensive as Rortment of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, and PA TENT MEDICINES, rewind ftofn Apothe caries* Hall, London, via New-York and ilb^ton, a few df which are enumerated a.s follows'!**' DRUGS, AtKDICINKS, AWO CHEMttJALS, '• Opium, Aloes, Camphor, Chamomile Peruvian Bark, Gum Arabic Pulv. Rhubarb, Hi vpo, Gentian Castile Snap, Pulv. Jalap Cream Tartar, Sweet (Jil Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves * I’ulv. and Ituoe Ginger Magnesia, Manna, Liquorice Assaefoeiida, Brimsi* ne ft: Balsam Copivi, Aqua Fhrtii ^Spirits Nitre, Spirits llartshorn Sulphur, Rochelle Salts, Saltiretre Glauber Salts ' ' , Double refined Epsom Salts Calomel, Tartar Embtfc Spanish Indigo, Cochineal, Logwood Pearl Asti, Allum, Copperas Blue Vitriol. Sugur Lead, Annatto Spanish Flifis, SafIroiL Oubebs » White Vitriol, Isinglass, Rotten Stone Black Lead * , Virginia and Seneca Snake Root , Phosphorus, Vol. Sal 4^>moniac Antimony, Arsenic, Corrosive Sublimate Quick Stive’ 1 , Red Precipitule Colombo, Borax, Gum Kino Extracts of Gentian and Bavk Flaxseed, Senna, Elder Flowers Bermuda Arrow Root, Squills Digitalis, Oil Wormseei^ Coriander and Carawav Seeds Rose and Grange Flower'Water l J atent Medicines. l.ancastfcr's Genuine fijack Drop Eau Medicinal Ue .llusson for Gout Balm ot^Quito, Columbian Oil Mi lieu's Cough Drqps Soda and Scidlitz?Powders, English and Ameri can Henry's Calcined Magnesia Henry's Aromatic Vinegar , James's Powders - 1 1 Maccussur and Itussiah Oil, for the hair 4. For Boston, The fine brig! H O W A R D, Capt. Perking, will meet with despatch. For freight or passage, apply on board at Smith’s wharf, ur to JOHN LATHROP &CO, aug 10 p , Swedes Iron. tons assorted Swedes Iron-—landing from brig Elizabeth, and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by JOHN P. WILLIAMSON. ,july 30 a S&UXsaaSf.** gapssaw,- ' • v Medicamentum. Let?’« Genuine 1 assage for Philadelphia, Tile fast sailing sloop PACKET, ’• , t Clark, Master, i w 'ii Mil *n Thursday. For passage on ly, haying good accommodations, apply to the c&ptain on board, or to , HALL IkfflOYT aug 13 Georgia R. A, Chapter No. 1. CT A Special Mcetine of the Georgia R. A Chapter will be held.Tins F.venine at half nasi ■ ■ ■ ‘ rthe M<y-- CdTHU 7 o’clock. La Molls. sujfJ3 By order of t]) half past II. P. J. Or V, Sec’ry. "dtep. ~ P , '' me Dreen Coffee, lanaRng from aluon Racket, from Baltimore, a..u k« Dpl/Q^^S y SORREL, For si aug ^y .SUPERIOR PATENT Cold Expressed Castor 08. Bottles of the above, just receiv ed, and for sale by , POUYAT y HOLLAND, Druggurtt and Chemists, opposite the Exchange Nicholls* Recollections. Tk ^-COLLECTIONS aad Reflections, Per- sonal and'Political, as connected witiuuib. Hicalfaira, during the reign of George t8B3d, by John Nicholls, Esq. 1 vol. 1 25 The Provost, by the author of Sir Andrew Wylie, ife. 1 00 p The Life cf Captain- James Wilion, by John Griffin, 100. This little book is one of the most interesting specimens of religious and missionary Biogra phy any where tu be found. The aubject ofit was bred to tbe seas—went to India at an early age—was a long time a prisoner to Hyder .Ally —afterwards commanded a ship in the country trade—amassed a competent fortune and re* turned to England a determined inflael. After a few years be fell into the company of tbe wri ter of this hook, who was then preachings.a candidate for the ministry. From this unex pected acquaintance, he was induced to hear the young minister preach, aud the result was Ilia conversion to God. Numerous incidents in the life of tbi. extraordinary man are worthy the perusal of HI, especially >• the account or his conversion calculated to be eminently use- ful. & Perty Anecdotes, Nos. 1 to 20. Par sale by tug U ( 9. C. V I, bCH&NK, Medicamentum, I-ee’s Genuine Pills lllijirch’s Cough Drops r Chinge’s.W.rm Lozenges , Cheltenham Salts / Young’s and Milnor’s Lemon Acid Thompson’s Eye Water Itch Ointment, Jesuit's Drops, Ue. Apothecaries Phials and Sfyop FuriiituFei! Cupping, Dis9ectirig, and Tooth Extracting In, itrumcnla < V f Lancets, Torniqufta, Paoket Instruments Crooked .nd strut Forceps, metslio and clastic "Bougie* j AtiscellaneousArticIes. 50 boxes Cologne Water If * 100 do Variegated Windsor Soap ’ 50 do Plain do do 10 groce silver wired and common Tooth BiUshes 3$ Red #id black Wallers Essence of^emon and Bergamot Otto of Roses a i Starch and Rose Hair Powder Lip Salve, 'Tapers Muccabau and Scotch Snuff Refined Liquorice in boxes 1 Drop Lake No l ‘ f Apothecaries Scales and Weight* Ci ucjbles, MorUr*"' 1 100 Bnxds Saratoga, Congress Spring Water, by the bottle or box Day y Martin’s Liquid Blacking Japan Varnialafor Harness Canary apd Hemp Seed , PODYAT U HOLLAND' flatter themselves that no establishment of tins kind fit Savsimah, can oiler greater inducements for trade to deal, era in their line. They have, with considerable pains, established Agents in all the principal ci ties in the Union, ■ fur the purpose of availing themselves of the advantage, which the differ ent markets all'ofd for selecting .articles of the best quality, and purchasing them at the cheap, est rates. *' All articles warranted Genuine. The most prompt attention given to Country Orders. . , , P. it H. inform 'their friend." and the public, that Medicine* may be procured ft any time of NIGHT by applying at our Wit. it. Houa.n’s residence, PenHeld*s Buildings, Broughtcui.»t three doors west ot Mr. Uettsler’s. aug 13 p Ten Thousand Dollars, O n any pat t therenl, will he loaned until lit December next, on x pledge ol block of either of til, Bank, of the State ur Georgia. An- ■.In low f’VnrjilU _X • I ll li a, * ply to juJ/3 GKUftUK eCHLEY, No L Couitufro, Uow Notice.' ■px DWARD WILLIAM'S i.lfera his service I i to the friends of the late Arm of F„ Wil. illimts U Co. in the transaction of ConmMion Hu. linen, at Savsnnsii. aug 6 Recqived, Per tho Hisiug States,- A Hales Domvstio Plaids ™ 9 Jo go stripes do , Brown Shirting lihdi prime Sugar S 2 boxes lump du 50 bis N. Gin 1 In store, 20 hltds Tobacco. For sale by OURAY TAFT. aug 10 r, Notice. P ROPOSALS will be received until the 1st day of October next, to supply the Steam JJoat Company \viUt WOOD on the Savannah river, for due yqar. Applications for contract, must specify the quality and price, and name Hie landing where to he delwerM. . Letters, post p»id, addveisett to Carlos Tracy, Treasurer, Augusta, or to the President at St. vannah, will be promptly attended to. S. C. DUNNING, Prei’t. hog 6 ■ TO CAPITALISTS. A VERY superior Steam Saw Mill has been recently ereoted in the vicinity of the c\t\ of imuE.w as the most eligible situation for a business of the kind on the Atlantio- shores of the Unit«d statea. Possessing all the. advantages of an in- exhaustible supply ol the finest yellow bitch Pine add Cypreaa Timber, built on a fine bind; •JWb\ en r5uo^l5. toi,i ‘ ,w ‘ n ;r« The present owners not having it In their power to bestow thnt attention to it which a concern of*uch magnitude requires, are desir- this of selling the -whole, or a part of their inter est in jt, and now offer it for sale *1 a very low ’ valuation, and much less than such a structure could be completed fpL, There lias just b,cn.sltded to it a very stipe- nor Hiee Pounding Machine, capable of ilia, charging at least 50 tierces of clean rice per day, and a Corn-Mill, all act in motion by the same engine. The Saw-Mill.i4 upon a new principle, by the latd renowned Civil Engineer, Mr. REN NIE ol' London, who sent put one of his bene jyorkmen to superintend itr ercction. It can now cut with 4o saws, and may be made to drive twice that number. The Steam Engine ip. perhaps the beat in the United States, made by Messrs. BOLTON U WATT, of Soho, near Birmingham; and' erected under the inspection of (heir heat fore- man, tent out expressly for that purpose. A wonderful expence is saved in fuel, at thq saWKluti from the pitch-pine is lound to answer insfead Of fire-wood, and is carried to tho mouth of the furnace from the pit by elevatork now in use. The Rioe Machine is slso on a new principle and found by experience to answer better than any yet in uic. The quickness Ind regularity of the movement, producing it of a superior brightness without breaking the grain The mill ia situated on a fine Cieek, called Cat-Head, on a branch of the Altamaha tliver, and only about half a mile from Darien. Sea Vessels, whose draught of water enabtA them to go to the wharf ut Darien, can load at the Mill, only a abort distance ofl’, with great facility; as an enolmed plane from the mill, will enable them to receive the lumber into their bow ports, almost without expence: and the mill, as now in operation, c,n fumiah 40 M. feet , of plank per day, which may be increased if found necessary; the power being amply suffi cient. The lumber sent from this establishment since it wtnt into operation lias been allowed to be lerior in quality and remAriiy in sawing. I’he commissioners of tlw Navy of (he Uni ted States have approved of the ship planks, '• furnished from it, and IV is highly probable will give it a preference in future contracts. It has alao been aeen and juatly admired in. New-Voi k and Philadelphia. The prospect of a renewed intercourac with the British Weal India .Islands, renders thii - establishment a desirable mode of investment— offers, in that case, having been made Iron ' JAMAICA ALONE, ibr about halfof all the pro duce of the aaw-mill. ' Tbe present owners have no objection to con- tinue interested in it to a certain extent, but their other avocations preclude their personal attention to it. For terms and other particular^ apply per. sonaliy or by letter to JOHN M’NISH,, 7 Savannah. <rr N. B. If not dispned of soon, tao mill, with all Iti privileges, fill be rented fur a term of years. Mpl, os tint, my 13, iWf Mr
