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f A 1h»t Ihoie far the wulli of Ae PcnlntuU on the ocr.n, »h«ll fint r.piir 10 the t.t znrtl nf Ctdit, where their billsofheilth *h»!l be enmincd, end next proceed to Million if the oilU prove to be foul onrs i ■ml bill v, that (hone for the north »hi!l proceed tu their destination •• heretofore, Wie precaoiioni ob.er.cit in that quarter being iuflicient to guard against the in troduction of contagious diaorders. In .rarrving this order into eBect the Board of llehlth are to bear in mind, that no rhaclilci are to be bid on commerce but those which are absolutely required for preservation of the public health, and that they are to be removed aa aoon as possi ble. ■ From the Georgia Journal. EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENT. Messrs. Camak § Hints—The manner in which ynu have thought to be your im- 'perlous duly to represent to the public, what you term on expose of the facts and ciifcumstances attending a recent appoint ment by the Executive to fill a vacancy, renders it necessary, having a due regard to public opinion, to lay before that public a correct statement of tho transaction, which may nut only be relied on ns coin ing from the host authority, but I will add can and will be proven when necessary. It appeara^thbo, that on tr about the lull of July, Abner Hammond, Secretary ■qf State, left the Seat uf Government without the knowledge or consent of the Governor, that on the 12th of August the . public business could no logger proceed if, the Secretary of States office legally. On the morning of that day Governor Clark was informed that Thomas H. Crawford (ayoung man whom Col. Ham mond had Iclt in his office) 'was acting as Deputy Secretary ul State, nr signing Col. H.mrmond’s name ro grants nf land (Stc. upon which the'Governor directed Moj. IVood, one of the Secretaries of the Exe cutive Department, to go and see upon what authority he (Crawford) was acting, lie accordingly went and returned with a written power of attorney, which the Col. hurl given for the purpose, upon which Ute laws and resolutions of the different Legislatures of the State were examined to see if there was any such authority given, but none could be found. Mr. Clayton, the Treasurer, and Mr. Boze man the Comptroller General, were asked il they knew of any authority for such a Course of procecdure ; they both replied thafthey did not. Mr. C. walked out of the office—Mr. B. remained, when the Governor enquired of him if he knew when Col. Hammond was expected to return: he replied that he did not, and said that he •upposed it to be very uncertain as Mr. Crawford bail informed him that there bad been a letter received from the Col. at St. Mary’s, and that he spoke of going from thence to St. Augustine. Others, as well ns Mr. Bozeman, have heard Mr, Crawlord say that Col. Hammond spulie of going to St. Augustine, and if he did he expected he wotild not return ’till some time in October. The Governor imme diatcly sent for Mr. Crawford to tirme into the Executive Office, and upon his doing so, he was informed by the Gnver nor mat he understood that he (Crawford) was acting as Deputy Secretary of State, and requested him to show the authority for Col. Hammond's making sucb; an ap pointment. Mr. Crawford replied that lie dirt not know that there was any «u therity, but that he was authorised by Col. Ilainrnouil to act. The Governor then told him that thorc was no such au thority, and that he forbid his noting,and signing Ins name as Deputy Secretary ol State. Mr. Crawford was then asked by the Governor when Col. Hammond was expected back, he replied,, about the 1st of September ; alter which Mr. Crawlord left tile office, and for the space of an hour or mure declined doing any business, in Constqurnce of the directions given him by the Executive. In this time George K. Clayton, Esq. Treasurer, went to the office of Sec. State, and immediately on his leaving it, Crawford called to General Ben].Cleveland, fur whom he had refused to do business, in the interim, aud who wad then in the yard ot the State House, anrg told him to come in and he would do histbusiliess, and which was accordingly doi)p by him, the said CraVtlortl signing a ' Thomas If. Crawford lor Abner bnd, Secretary of State,” immedi [ter which the Governor passed an jtpointing Simon Whitaker, E»q. |ry ot State to fill the vacancy oc casioned by the absence of Abner Ham mond Esq. and directed Mr. Wood to go and inlorm Mr. Whitaker of it that eveuing, and to request him to come in early next morning if he should accept the appointment. He accordingly came, when the Governor informed him uf all the cir cumstances w hich had led to his consider- ing the office vacant, aud appointing him, and said to Mr. Whitaker it would be dis cretionary with himself whether to hold the office until the meeting of the Icgisla ture, or until Colonel Hammond returned but that he should prefer his resigning it on his return, and that he wished him (Mr. Whitaker) to continue young Craw lord and the other youth with him in the cilice, to which Mr. Whitaker replied that heilhought that Col. H mtmoml should have attended to the duties of the office while he had it, hut that he should have no objection to continuing the young men in office. Mr W. then gave bond with se. curity fur the faithful performance of the duties of the office, upon which the oaths of office ware administered to him by , lire Executfve, after which the Gover nor walked with him into the Secretary of State’s office, and informed young Craw, ford that he had appointed Mr. W.Secre tary of State audy that he presumed he wuuld continue him and the other young man in the ullice, on which Mr. Whitaker no objection. Prats ford left the office, af I Till Governor—Leave the room, Sir, I ter asking the Governor how long he had [ will not be abu.nl in my office,(and riving appointed Mr, Whitaker for, and being' from hil Itat, turned round toatiblebe- knvwerrd that it was not material to him hind him, picked up hia cane) aaid go anil that it was understood between Mr- 'nut nf the room, leave the office this in- W. and himaclf. The Governor thrn re-|atant. turned to the Executive office and M W. proceed, d to the discharge of the do- lira of hia i %e in aignjug grants, tie. Not long afterwards the Gov. going up to the Penitentiary and returning to the State House observed young Crawlord go iuto the law office of Seaborn Jones, after which lie returned to the Secretary of State’s'office and attempted, aa the Gov. w»s informed by Mr. W. to transact busi ness again as Secretary of State under Col. Hammond, but was prevented by Mr. W. anil he refused to give up the key of (he office, which it was presumed he hail taked away as it was mitving out of the lock. "I he Governor then* told Mr. W. he had better get a warrant against him for his rudeness towards him in the office and for taking away the key of the uffice door. Mr. W. went off and after some time returned anil said that the magistrate found some difficulty in issuing a warrant. He was then directed to have the lock taken nff aud another put on that had a key. Soon afterwards Mr. Warillaw the carpenter came into the Executive office and said that man Crawford would not let him take the lock off' to put onother on, upon which the Gov. directed one of the Secretaries, Mr. Burch, to gn and have the lock put on the duor and tne key given to Mr. Whitaker. Short time afterwards a considerable noise being heard in the Secretary of Slate’s office, the Gov, tame in and enquired what was the cause of it and was informed that when Mr. Burch took hold of the door to have the new lock put on, Crawford laid hold of him to pre. vent il, and a scuffle ensued between them. ‘The Governor then directed Mr. Warillaw to take off the lock atid put the other on, and give the key to Mr. Whita ker, which was accordingly done without further interruption. Nothing more on the subject occurred' until the 18’h of August, 1822. It is per tinent here, however, to observe that when the difficulty first presented itself, and the Governor revolved in his mind tho mea sures to be adiqqpil to prevent, ah entire suspension ol the-legal Executive admi nistratioti of the Government he at first thought of appointing the young man Craw, lord to fill llie vacancy until the return of Cul. Hammond, but wheu he reflected Col. Hammond—(retiring) I jrou know you damned rascal, yc insignificant. PLAIN truth, will lot ynu are too DIKl), At ttarlen, 7th hut. in the prime of life, Mr. Huekmt M-llwiiv, ofGlMgow, Scotland 'KtfJBb rtr Ncw-York, The parhet ship u g u r ‘ august a, (t-1, muster, w il It diapalcli. For will meet , ... freight or postage, apply to llie rapt, on board, or to HALL U IIOVT. acp 10 COMMERCIAL. STATE OF THE MAHKF.T. Sarasxait, Sept. 10. COTTON—The market remains In as gloomy and depressed a state at It has been at any pe riod this season, and no change can be expect ed untd the new crop begina to come forward, whioli may be partially looked for in a few weeks. Uplands may be quoted at 10 a 13 i Sea Islands 19 a 2.1, cacept fur favorite parcels, IllOE retails at 3 75 a g.l. No foreign de mand, and no stock in market lo invite it. CORN retails at 80 a 98 cte i a cargo would not bring over 70. BAGGING It>b advanced — the small stock in market is in few bands, and retailing at 40 a 42. Prices Current til Georgetown, Sept. 4. Cotton short s.aplr, 14 cu $ Mice prune $-1; do middling 2 25 ; Corn g). United States Bank Shares at New-York 28lli uk. lUii. Sales of Wharf Flour were made at Baltimore 30th till, at §6£, and iloward-strcel Flour at 6 37i, and 6 934- MARINE INTELLIGENCE; PORT OP fMVJUeJVJlB. ARRIVED, Slop Augusta, Leggett, N York, 8 days, will, a full cargo Ip Half it lloyt owners, A H Fan- pin, W;Sc.irbrougb, T Uutier IXco. O T.ft,Gnh* tclou fit Lamar, \V Gaston,-O Collies, 119 At; wood, R Campbell, E Bliss fc c.j. Fbuyat it Hoi- land, GSellick, T Walton, S C Dunning, John, stun & Hills, smith, & -Turtleh J Meigs, Ponce it M’Kenrie, .1 T Seiip, « U Wlttenmsyer it co. Miller fc Fort, 0 Kelsey tk co. G F Taylor and order. a Brig Native, Chapter, N York, 9 days, with a full cargo to Hull it lloyt consignees, FGtllelt 'J co. A B Fannin it on. 11 9 Atwond, .1 M .tar. vis, Hall St Tenney, A Morgan, T llutlcr, It „td tbui be wuuld, ot toad he. would have rJWil upon the importance nf the office, the pi)9 sibility, by death,uf Cul. II.nover return ing, the youth inexperienced, anff appa rent unfit ness nf the yuung man tu hold an office ol such high trust, lie ilecliucil the idea, ami appointed Mr. W: nevertheless requesting him, ns |ms lie n beforemen- tinned, to continue Crawfmd in the office, which was proposed to him by Mr. W. He was (old he might be indulged in time to think uf it. He left tho ulni e saying that be would return in a short time .and let Mr. W. know bis determination, lie accordingly returned and told Mr. VV. that lie could not accept, that -lie hail taken legal advice and mutt bold to (he office. He wa9 told by Mr. \V. that would not do, inasmuch a9 the Governor had ap pointed him Secretary nf Stile, and lie was in possession uf the uffice, and that he, Mr. C. could do nothing more in the office but as a e’erk if lie chose. On the. 19th inst. Col. 11. accompanied by a large train of persons, with a c ine in Ins haqd, went into the office of the Se cretary of State. As he entered the dour Mr. Whitaker rose -and said : How do you do, Col. Hammond f The Colonel popped his cane down on the floor and asked by what authority W. was in the office. \V. replied by saying ; Under an Executive appointment—The Col. then said t God damn the Executive who gave him the authority—1 order you out di this office Mr; Whitaker said he should no’ go out. Tit- Colonel having called on witnesses, lurned to Whitaker arid said : You darn’d insignificant rascal I order you out of this office instantaneously. Whitaker answered again that lie should not go, and resumed liis seat. The per sons present were called by the Colonel to bear witness of Whitaker’s Violence, as he termed it. Fmm .whence lie immedi ately went to the Executive office, accnm. panied by Thomas 11. Crawford anil seve ral others, (and here a scene was display ed which ehny perhaps be considered os unparallelled fur forbear,nice on the one part, as for insolent audacity on the oilier. The Editors of the Journal in their authen tic statements barely observe harsh words ensued; th'-y understand the advantageous effect ot shades in their colouring ami painting, and notwithstanding their mi nuteness in other particulars of their in vention, the public are left to determine as they can, what occurred on that occa- Basion, or by whom the harsh words were used. If -liame had any share in the sup pression of the fact it was so far commen dable, but justice-always requires the whole trulhj the Governor being seated in the Executive choir, spoke to Col. Ham mond, and asked him to take a seat pointing to a chair; he Col. H. however, did not comply, but advanced near to the Governor, and (in an angry and threaten ing tone) addressed him in the following manner :— By what authority Sir, have you (aken my office from me and given it to ano (her f The Governor—By the authority which I possess as Executive of the state. Col. Hammond—You have no such «u- thority. The Governor—That isdot for you to Sfccide. Col. Hemmond—I could go and lake it as you have done, but f am not disposed to follow your evil example, you damn’d Campbell, D Vanderpopl, J Oummii g il Sim, A Maxwell,,C Mm re I, J >V Long, C Kelsey it co. A it B Wood, Tonce A M-Kcna e, U Bur- toughs, G Gordon, J Norton, Uolloi 1 A Dun- wody, E lilies it co. and order. | Brig Savannah, Bowers, l’rnvidcn c, 7 days, with a full cargo to O Tati, G Collii i, W Ltp- pitt it co. arid muster. ’ Sclir Hmoii; Brower, Charleston, day, with a full cargo to matter. Sclir Murk Time, Choate, North k, 8 days, with a full cargo to T Butter A co. \ Lippilt A co. and Nicholas A Neff. For New York, The. pack* t brig native, Shapin', Matter, For freight or passage, apply to the Mptan on board, or to IIALL 8t HOYT, sep 10 For Darien, The so hr, MALVINA, , t Captain Gardner, ['till positively sail mi Thurulay morn* u Mffi *"e l* 1 !* hist. For freight or passage, hav ing good accommodations, apply to the master on board, at Rice's whir f, or to *»» 10 f ISAAC COHKN. For Freight or Charter, The MiMimcb and fmt Mtilmir schooner MAKKTIMK, ChotiL niutier, Will he read) to receive freight on Mmi m> nett j for which, apply to the captain on board, ut Taylor's wharf, ur to THOMAS HU I LEH U CO. For tale on 601ml, 700 bushels Brim 17 bis Apple Brandy 7 do Whiskey 5 kegs Nails 7 .baskets Oil 5 ball kegi Tobacco sep 10 e jSI’ For Rent, The Dwelling House of the la«e I Thomas Gardner Esij. dec. Applv to l H. KIRBY. sep 10 b IRON, Tons Swedes Iron, &siortt<h landing anil fur sale by O TAFT, sep 10 it The Subscribers I NFORM their friends and customers, thst they have s supply of best COTTON II VG- GIN Li, sud dui|y look for un assortment of Wool lens. They have in tftre, Dcmijous old Wine tlo ' Iteimdy do Gin Persons gvlto have ordered “Gotrid's Patent Gins" are also informed, .that Mr. Denison, the •gent, ia dtourly expected with a number of R»id Gins, Much will be for side at their count- ingroom. BULLOCH k DUNWODY, sep 10 e Factors. VI* FOIl THIS PORT, At Charleston, OtlVITIwrtch John, Qillct, to sail with dispatch. The ship Gtorgia, from this port for Liver pool, was spoke oil’ Burdsey Island, S. N. F>. 16 leagues, 19ll» nit. . The ship Warren, from this port for Liver pool, wus spoke oil’tho Skcrrys lb u) d.icli CHARLESTON, Sept 7—Arrived, kit Albee, Allen, Balt. 10 days. Cleared, Hr. barque Jane, Walker,Liverpool. BALTIMORE, Aug 30—Arrived,'Blilp Athens, lie pet o, Gibraltar, 65; sell Col. Uan^say, Puscsll, Pori-au*Prince, Idj Aug 31--'Reared, brigs Agent, Vanhorn, Kingston, Jam.; Murvluml, Johnson, Pernam buco ; sell Huracoa, -Meads, Demuran. PHILADELPHIA, Aug 30—Arrived, ships Elix-ihetli, Dumbnev, Ti teste, 7-5 d*«ys; Phila delphia, Bowen, Liverpool, 371 ach Volant, TbfMVtai, Gibraltar, 58. Cleared, brig Farmer’s Fancy, Graver, Mar seilles. Aug 31- Cleared, ship Wm Penn, Hamilton, Liverpool; Br brig Doug law, Kid, Havre. NEW YORK, Aug 30-Arrived, ship 8olon, Joy, Liverpool, 35 days. Cleared, ship Ne.itor, Lee, Ljverpool j brigs Fanny, Packard, N Orleans { Assiduous, Love- less, Antwerp. Laurel Hill Toll-Mill. flTpHE tolUMillon Mrs. Anorum's phntaton JL has been completely repaired lately, and is now ready ttnwbrk ns well as any other mill on the river. The rough-rice that will be sent to the mill will be kept separately in dry and safe •tores, and shaR ho boa' with tin* utmost care and qgouomy, «"d the hurrellH will be alw«> s de liveretUn good order F.mpi > barrels, made of prime boated- staves, will be furnished at the mill when ^required, The terms fo.- cleaning Rice will be tbeHamc as atth«‘ oilier toll-mills. Those planters who will engage to Imve their crpi's bent at that mill, awl keep her supplied, will have 200 tierces, oral much less as the) please, bent at one turn. Applications concern ing the mill, to be made to Archibald Urcbner, on the plantation, or in .Savannah, to PETIT DE Vtl.LFiRS. sep 10 rpf Factor, Mongin's wharf. Attachment Sale. Jeremiah T Aii.n vs I'ajtun llnvr, W il l, hr mill on Tlmmlty thr |2(I u.'.nt, •t Ini o'clock, .1 111. .lilt, nf Mr«.r> Duv. tnn it Brown, t'l.ir entire Sinck in Trsilc, rani ftislinj of flfnrrries. ftc. Also, s-ven Imlr. sn.t twupftckrts tit Colton, ami sundry .rtlrli - of llnusehrilil Furnihire levied oi.tir Jcrilic attschriicnl. and until by ortlcr ol the honoiabla Judqeafthc Su|>oriur Court. AIIM. D'LYON,aco srp 10 To Rent, S EVERAL enqvpnlrnl and pleasant Dwrliliir Homes. Applv »■; auj S3 vp SAMUEL PHILBK1CK. Fresh Hyson Tea. hail'chests Hyson Tea, latest importation lA'Xr 60 boxes yellow Soap 30 boxes sweet Cider I do 8ewing Twine ' lings Coffee, jjnd a general assortment ol'Old Liquors, for »«\a bv HOMES TUPPER, •ep 7 p under the Exchange rrimfc Pork, Lard and Mack erel. ffiy-Tv bl« prime Po k rO‘<J SO keqs prime Lsrd sep 7 50 bis New NuJ Markerel 50 enska Tbomastoun L'.me Forsftlc by ltOBEU f 3. G9FF. Fresh Boots, Shoes, &c. THOMAS DOWELL VCO. AVK just revolved by brig Levant, a frrsk I I Huppi.i of Indies’ Prunello Slippers, heels and springs, of superior quality Children's fust quality black and colored,mo rocco Bouts ALSO, \ 50 pair Wellington Boots of superior quality,' will).an additional supply af other kinds or Shoes, Uo. wbid. will be disposed of on the b terms. sep 3 Sugar, Coffee, &c. /I hogs prime Gruuu Coffee ilNtu* w -0 lihds supcarior St Croix Sugar 5o ti II want Muscovado do 2d hogs Pimento 5 pines Cognac Brandy 6 half do aud 5 qr casks Pico Mtdcinx Wine 50 bis i rium Reef 200 do fresh Unltimorc Flflnr, for sale by HALL & HOYT. aep-5 "Douglass ft Sorrel Offer for Salt, * his adpeMine lioliimore Howard! street FLOUR 20 iiipcs pure Holland Gin 50 bis Northern do 20 hhds Muvcovodo Sugar 10 his Loaf «fo 100 bags prime green Coffee 10 pipes Columnar Wine 10 semoiiB Spanish Tobacco Spanish Sugars u half and qr tnviee Wire S tit !s iinsorted mzi s V iiuhnv Gl.ixa til all hieca Oil Cloib Carpotuig, various patterns sep 7 p For Boston, The brig MESSENGER, Capt Bassett, will be despatched on or b'.fore Satur day the 7th inst. For freight ar passage apply lo capt B on board at Williamson’s wharf, or to PERRY W1UGHT, sep 3 tt %* The firm of Jackson $ WoQHiiHinos, bitlurto existing, is dissolved by mutpal consent. The business confided to them will receive the attention of Woodbridge 13 Du rand, sep 3 TV EUENEZBR JACKSON, Jr. THOS. M. WOODIIRIDGE. The undersigned have united their professional interests in the prac tice of tho LAW, and will be found at the of fice recently occupied by Jackson St Wood- bridge. THOM. M. WOODIMIIDGE, ALEXIS b. DURAND. sep 3 rp Bacon Hams. 0®®®© lb “ N - ju»t receivrd and ■op 3 1 for ulc by O. TAFT. Rye Bread T the Establishment corner of Broughton and Drayton streets, sept 3 f. P. UKASCiL To Rent, T HREE Store, on the Bay. Apply to HALL u HOYT. Twenty Dollars Reward. R AN AW AY on the 7th of August last, a ne gro fellow commonly known by the name of BIG TOM M’Murpliy— he ia about 5 feet 9 or ID inches high ; stout, well made, uboul 25 years old, complexion very dark. As lie has been on the riv^r for some time, it is probable be will make for Savannah, or may be lurking somewhere near the river, between Augusta and Savannah. Ton Dollars will be paid for de- li verms' Fom to the subscriber in Augusta, and Ten Donart» for information that will lead to con- viction of bis being harbored or employed by any white person. L. HELD sep 10 p Sheriff’s Sale Continued. O i the first Tuesday in October next, W ILL be sold in front of the court house, be tween the usual hours often and three o’clock, under a rule absolute issuing from the honorable the Superior Court, all that lot of land and improvements 'll) tlm city of Savannah, situate, lying and being in the village of St Gall, Oglethorpe ward, and Known .nd distinguished in the plan of said city by tin- letter (V.) mort gaged by Peter Noyeau to Levi S. D’JLyon, and sold to satiafy the same. Also all that lot and improvements known in the plan of the city of Savannah as No (53) fifty-three, 11'own ward, bounded north by a lane, south by Liberty street, east by lot No (54) fifty-four, wt-st by lot (52) filly two, levied on uh the pror erty of John tt. A»h, at the suit of Brown (J Overstreet and Willitun Turner, pro perty returned to me by u cot amble. Also, lie followingurticlesol furniture,levied on us the property of A. S. Bulloch, at llie suit of the Planters* Bank—2 mahogany couches, 2 do Oitoirfuns, 2do sofa labh-s. 2 do card do, 12 do chairs, 2 do screens, 2 do foot benches, 1 gilt to let table, 1 gilt frame looking gluts, 1 glass chandelier, 2 gilt window cornices, 2 sets cur tains to suit, 1 steel grate, fender, shovel, tongs and poker, 7 flower-pots and flowers, 1 set ma hogany tables, 1 do sideimard with marble top, 1 docelleret, 1 gilt chimney clock, 2 gilt win dow cornices, 2 seta curtams to suit, 1 British osk thble, 12 British oak chairs, 1 carpet, 2 gilt window cornices, 2 actacm tains to suit, 1 bronze lamp, 2 bronze figures with lamps, 2 marine supporters for lamps, 1 stair esse carpet with reds, 2 mahogany bedstead* with curtains com plete of chintz, 2 bedsteads with conventencies, 10 transparent window blinds, 2 mahogany li quor cases, 1 large looking-glass frame, 1 car nage and harness, 1 gig, 2 m diogany stauds, 2 fruit ornaments, 3 maiingauy shoe acrapera, 2 do hat racks, 2 mat carpets, I floor cloth in sa loon, 1 door cloth in back entry, 1 floor cloth in saloon above, 1 large nubogany baton stand, with apparatus complete. ABRAHAM D'LYON,see sept 10 For Sale. A quantity of excellent BALE ROPE to be disposed of on accommodating terms.— Apply to aug3l WM. TAYLOR^/ SON. At Private Sale, A Negro Woman about 32 years of age, a good Cook, \Vtutor and Ironer Jlso—'r* o Negro Men, Field hands, one 18 and the other 22 years ut ag . Apply to J. B. HERBERT U CO., ,ep5 TO CAPITALISTS. A VERY superior Steam Saw Mill has beeia rrerntlv circled in the vicituy of the CWY OY D&BifiX, ns the most eligible situation for a business of the kind on the Atlantic shores of the United States. Possessing all the advantages of an ine xhaustible supply of the finest yellow pilch Pine and Cypress Timber, built on a fine bluff’,, with thirteen feet water close to it, and a natural cove for the reception of logs. The present owners not having it in their power to bestow that attention to it which a- concern of such magnitude requires, arc dciiiv mis of telling the whole, or a part of tlwir inter- eit in it, and now offer it for sale at a very lour valuation, and much leaa than such a structure could be completed for. There has just been added to It a very aupe» rlor Hice Pounding Machine, capable of dis charging at least 50 tiercea of clean rice per day t ana a Corn-Mill, all set In motion by tbw same engine. The Saw-Mill ri upon a new principle, by the late renowned Civil Engineer, Mr. HPJtf-* NIE of Loudon, who sent out one of his beat workmen to superintend its erection. It cun now cut with 48 taws, and may be made to drivw twice that number. • The Steam Engine is perhaps the best in the United States, made by Meum. BOLTON & WATT, of Soho, near Brmingliami and erected under the Inspection of their best fore man, sent out expressly for that purpose. A wonderful expence is saved m lucl, as tfto saw-dust from the pitch-pine is found to answer instead of fire-wood, and is carried to tho mouth of the furnace from the pit by elevatosn now in use. The Rice Machine isalao on a new principle and found by experience to answer better than any yet in use. The quickness and regularity of llie movement, producing it of a superior brightness without breaking the grain * The mill is situated on a fine Greek, called Cut Head, on a brand) of the Altamalia River, and only aboht half a mile from Darien. 0en Vessels, whose dtaught of water onabk* them to go to the wharf at Darien, can load at the Mill, only a short distance off’, with pest fkeility i as an cncruied/>/aw from the mill, will nibble them »o receive the lumber into their bow ports, almost without expence: and the mill, as now in operation, can furnish 40 M. feet of plank per day, which msy be increased if found nocesiary) the power being amply suffix cicnt. ‘‘ The lumber sent from this establishment since it went into operation has bfcen allowed to be superior in quality and regularity in tawing The commissioners of the Navy of the Uni ted States have approved of the ship planks, furnished from it, and it is highly probable will give it a preference in future cunt: acts. It baa also been Reen and justly admired in New-York and fbilsdelpbia. The prospect of a renewed intercourse wills the ilritish West India Islands, renders this establishment a desirable mode uf investment— ofl’era, in that esse, having been made from JAMAICA ALONE, for about half of all the pro duce «if the saw-milk ’’The 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* tonally or by latter to J JOHN M*N18H, 0 Savannah. (XT N. B. If not disposed of soon, the mill, with all its privilege** will be rented for a term of year*. Apply <u o&etf. * may 13,