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0 ..aniiuflM, ind jeteral of th» 'crew, fell wrong, would it ipprm be dermrd hjr vli-tiui* lo the unhealthinfM of Oil. piece tlicm n dirrlicl'uin ul tint its imperiously while the Yiasel remtinrd deleinra—only tlio mate, now cnnnnimler, end throe ul liie anglnel crew hetfo rotumeil home in the h>ique. The mete ol'lhobrig80m, »l»o »ent in about the to mu time, hid arrived jn tlie American. Ileloal gHOOin money hiaown prnpertg, which waa cuiuleinniul with the cargo.—The consignee.. of the brig had appealed hour tbit unjust tleci- clou. eovvcutcATrt. A CAllis. ft Is underatood that linlmatiotu have been thrown out that ana of the candidatesatthe eu- TTest Indin Trait.—The inquiry has been made in relation to thu President's Vroclamartotf, reciprocating thn art ot the British Unvernmctit uppolng the West India j'orta, where the President tounil Ins nnthmity fur dor.lsriog tho trnllo open with the British Provinces, Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Neni'uund land f We answer, that the.,tcrm West Indies is a general term, amhisint limited tn tho Islands so cnlleil. It includes all that portion of America nor.th of the Equa tor, excepting thu United Stales. Our reasuns tor this opinion are the fol lowing : First, if we mistake nO, the act of parliament is entitled an act regulating trade with his Majesty's possessions 111 tins Wcat Indies,and ultei ivardaenumer- ates uniting the free ports, thoso of Cana <lu, Nova Scotia,,<§'c. Mudly. In instruclions'reccivcd in (his col lent ton district, from the treasury tie- department, wo understand that the term V. est Indies has been used in the general oeu'-e we have mentioned. Smy. it has been employed and reeng nixed in this general and comprehensive sense in thu negotiations of this govern ment with foreign powers, particularly in the treaty with Sweden. It our information, as to tho above facts be correct, tho President has authority enough tor every portion of his proclama tiim ; the opening of the trade with the ndhhern provinces being evidently within the meaning of the acts of both this and the British governments,—Boston X’ntriof. EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENT. (Plain Truth Concluded.) It is a notorious fact, that with the 13th of August a crisis had arrived when tho Executive Administration of the Gov- ei moot must ceafc for want of legal co- operation of the Secretary of State, or the Governor must exercise the authority vested in him by the Constitution to guard against such a state of things, by appoint tug 11 person to till that office. To have suspended the government would have justly subjected him to ccnsuro, greater than ull the abuse so iniquitously poured out against him lor having discharged his duty tu the public ; and the very suiiir persons, in all probability, would have taken the lend in denunciation ot him. Among the various misrepresentations anil falsehoods in circulation, one is, that the young tnuii Cruwlurd hud not boon, as they think, duly served with a copy of the Ex ecutivo order appointing Mr. Whitaker. It was furnished to Mr. Whitaker, and «x; ibited by him tu Crawford, who paid no attention to it. Another statement, in the llecoider, is equally untrue, that is, 4Hhat Mr. Crawford informed the Govern or that Col. Hammond ivj expected hom daily,; all the inforroVion. hu gave the Governor was what has been already slot eil, when inteir.ogated to that point, that Col. Hammond wus expected to return 0- bout the 1st df September. The assertion in the Ifocorder, that the Govtrnor interfered in behalf of General Ni wnan in, the lute election of Secretary ol Slate is vpiil of truth : nor did he even know that Cbl. Hammond was opposed (0 him. The assertion, that Mr. Crawford wus threatened to be thrown nut of the house is equally unfounded in truth. With regard to what has been said bout the conduct of other officers, equally erroneous, it is sufficient to say, that they h ive not in any instance impeded tho ail ministration of the Government, nor is it known that they liavo it) any instance ub sented themselves for any time from their ollidea without tlm approbation of the Up sernor ;,and indeed, Irotm the nature of itlie business of their offices, us these os ’remarks apply to the Comptroller Gene rsl end the Treasurer, there is not that constant indispetisible co operation with the office of Secretary of State. If any flBfulns have assisted them in receipting for lees or Giants of Hands or in checking spelt receipts, or in making any entries in flieir books, illch a course, however im material they might deem it, has not been •motioned by the Governor, and it is pre sumed that no instrument issuing from either of their offices, liable to be intro doced us testimony in a court of justice, Mid that any of their acts therein could affect the validity thereof, has ever been signed by any person but themselves t A» application was made by Mr. Clayton to sanrtion the appointment of a person S pet Turin the duties of his office. It was fus' d, and the Treasurer told, that h had best perform them himself; and the same remark bus been made to Mr. Uuze man. How the Editors of the Journal have been able tn ascertain that the Governor ■ml Col. Hammond were of different publics, State and National, is unknown ft was presumed that they were pretty much the same. Although it is not known that the Governor ever heard the opinion of Hammond, on politics, lor himself how •ver, it is well understood that h« is no tnan-woilhipper nor does lie UeluDg to any faction. That the edilors of the two papers in Millcdgeville, so notedly conspicuous for their hostility tu Governor Clark and de votion tu hij enemies, should have pursued any other than the course they have adopt ed, was not tirve expected. To omit an opportunity 10 heap insults and contumely upon him, wkethci lie had acted right or imperiously demanded ul thtni; and although (Ilia Ian guigo may appear strong, who, that basi s tu mind a recollactlnn id tho torrenrt (if, ,. , , ... , . , . . ..., scu' iilous abuse, that issued almost iJiceV l ,uln *|l*" on r,,r ,he " '"V *"" sanity last year Irumjkcir presses aguinat! ,oUl< * ,li " "" ,her *' rh » writer of ibis, in him soil the three Stato Cotiuotasiutiera,, behfttf or the candidate, supposed to he imph. whoell clod a treaty fur the lamlk, will joatfdaml tbua ohsrged, comer forward and pro. pretend-to doubt the correctness of ilw nmincca tho report a ban Slid cell template fa. The tendency of their labours Was to dim- hricatlen. The author of It ii at hill liberty to troy the well-earned tame tod reputation 1 tinny, exclusively if ho plesaea, all the plctaur- ol honourable men, whose faithful servicei , w „ ,«| ill(r , B . u , oll tllll declaration la calculat ed to excite. ~ and successful effuris had eminently cun tributed to the prosperity of the State. But their labours then proved vain—the guud sense of the people prevailed,—'hnd they were compelled to drink of ,lUe cup ol disappointment. Thoy now pounce upon the case of Ilauiiiiuiiii with the keen svidiiy of lain- istied vulture*, and in,.imitation of their brilliant trope, of tho lamp, I would say let them go oil rejoicing, if they can ro- juice in such a luailt, until sniiated, they drop o(V, omf die spontaneously amid the i-xtutic sensation of their own perfect re liction 1 but.their object is the same it ias heretofore been—Ur mislead the pub lic opinion, to deceive the people, end fur ther the views of a faction; lienee among many other thing* equally irrelevant to the truu,merits of the transaction under consideration, they would try to excite, and enlist the public sympathy on tlioir sidepby statiiig that Cul. rlammontlVns dependant 1n a good degree upon,this of fice fur the support of his family. If this was true, it would prove too much—in the first place, (hut he should have bufninure regardful of his interest, in a proper and taiihlul discharge ol hi* public dtilies: and in the second place, that lie bad been a very bad economist. Ho was elroted to this office in the year 1811 ; it is believed by those best ialurmed on the subject, to have been worth not less than 83,000 any yeur, and more than 86,000 per annum lor several years; but an average of the lowest *um, 83,000 a year, for 11 years, would make 833.000. 11, afler the re ceipt uf su much money, lie is still de pendant upon the office for the support of in* lamily in a good degree, it would u mount to a prodigality ill the management ot his aftairs which few will believe. It is, however, altogether Irrelevant to the subject, and merited only to be noticed to expose the object and lullacy of its use. In the Kecorder of the aril) instant some Lawyer, (no, offence is intended tu die (acuity ; 1 meals only Borne quibbling Ittwy. rJ 10 the borrowed garb ul me prio ter, like thu-willI m sheep’s clothing, in traduce. himself til Ihe public with h long •Mr. Reberlien—The following Ticket for seven Mouthers to represent this lisle to Con gress, and for a Sonslor and three Iteprcsen's- tivrs from Chatham county, In our stste l.egis- luturc, is respectfully submitted to Ihe consid eration uf the public. Aml.it Is hnpdd that a fillt ticket will ho .pot in by every voter. Those who are in favor of correel men anil measures, sad by whom oor county will be ably represent- ed, will on the day of election, rally their fercee In favor of the proposed doket, remembering that Union is the buck bone uf one Itcpulrlia. Jt ('onelitem Peter, MR CONOR***. JOHN FOU9YTH, KDWAItn r. TATTNALL, ALFRED CCTHHEHT, , THOMAS W. COBH, t . JOEL ABBOTT, s" 1 THOMAS GLASSCOCK, UKORGB CA11Y. For stair lrohuturr, Senator, JOHN MACl’HK.HSON BEUniEN, Repreerntalivee. JOSEPH W. JACKSON, STEELE WHITE, THOMAS N. MOREL. MAItlllED, tn Jefferson county, 21*1 oil, hy the tlev. Isaac llrinson, Mr. James Corbit to Miss Hol land M'Lurancc. . 1 ' " '.'.-I—. ...J 1 DIED, In lids city nil Ihe 4th inst. In the 31st year of his age, Jiiiin II. Aao,Ksi|. u gentleman ills- Itngillslied for his high amt honorable feelings, his superior Intent*, the warmtli of his affections and the gpndnuss of Ilia heavl.. Ilia loss wilt he deeply deplored by his mnoerSos friends. In this city on Monday evening last, after a .fingering and painful illness,|.loai.ru Muxon, '•grd 14 years. At Tockaseeking, F.fflnghsti county, on the 9th mat. Mrs. Thiiiikna I), lulls, daughter of thedulc Peter Henry Morse, iijthe 36ilt yenr ot her ago. She possessed s strong and iitk'lh- kttul and nffccltonuto motor maiunk intki.lioknck. POUT OP' NjJ twawa//, J\’e urrivale elnci air InH. iaatVAis most this ronr. At 9t. Peterstuogh, ship Columbia, Bur- rouglis, via Liverpool. . or ms tuts mar. At N York 3d Inst, ship Savannah, White, to sail with dispatch. _ r • The slop Elisabeth Wilson, 43 days from Liv erpool for City Point, wu spoke ofl’ Cliiuco- toigue. 1 ’• Hy' J. B. Herbert ^ Co. ..On TIIUHIDAV, 19th lustanl, at It o'clock. ^ II t. ..iJ MhIl...!. ft • I Otoe _• * Mmiuiitratiir'e is'oln By JMJ. Herbert & Co.* On thefirH TiOMiluy in Oclif er next, CIlAttLESTON, Sept 12—Arrived, ship Fa- WJJ7II.I. hr sold before thecoori house In the ‘ ow, «f F —** “ ms, ner.-y, Liverpool, 4J sissy a, brig Arrow, Lovell, Boston, 1* UAI.TIMOIIE, Sept 4-Arrived, ship Wil- 11am, Moilat, Bristol, Eng. 43 days 1 brigs Des patch, Davis, llio Janeiro, 441 Thmnns, Samps son, Cadis, 52 f l'riace and Edward, Ncuis, line- no* A vies, 49, PHILADELPHIA, Sept J-Arrlved,«hlp Li verpool Packet, llirkcil, Liverpool, 34 dsty■ 1 brig F.mellne, Ihilkft, Malaga, Sli. Clearedf'ship Itespcr, Winoeinore, Liver pool. KBOM OVR OORItRNnoNDRNT, OJfico oj'the Mercantile .hlvrriiier, NEIV-YOHK, Hegl3--Arrivsd, sltips Urugmi, as, llogors, l.iverpool, 3s days 1 Bulbs King- Badger, do 341 Hnblid Packet, Newcomb, Don- lilt, IS 1 Hesperus, M'Corklr, Liverpool, 311 Agricula, Meek, G'nmnrachy, 32 1 brig Yams- cratv, Hates, Liverpnoi, 44, For St. Augustine, The aiibH Antiiil tcltr IIUUON, Captain IIrower, will nailLTHls DAY, wimi mid wealh* er jiei rmUinK- Por freight or piiMk^r, having pood McconimotUtioiiN, Apply to lU^ niuuter on board, nt Uice'* wbai f. «ep 14 r W Assize ofHread f pUP^veniRc price of Flout belhp flO ctfj- IL per barrel, the Mrcitflil ofllrctiu luMhe prdk sent monib numt be aHitdlowij \'k (jciitR I .oaf m 602 ' Ccfitu Loaf lib .I02 »f which all bakers and sullen of nrud will take duo notice. JOHN 1. ltORKItTS, c sep 14 '. * ,,c ”»k»» i ajcj^ mlnil •. a kiml and affeubrnuU; molfuir \ fsrrugn—the parentage is imincdi itely I her youthful children will muern her demb a^tl It lilt IP It It II fit as Ol.l IJ III M Iikil 4 a.nH ,,f I I, .. I llsul .Sll.l.l I. S', if, i.m EsAhsI/.o t tl,.., , ..(,.,.1,1., known by the sinister features of the UffqU'ing. Ho aigites, that if the Gaver- nut- had the power, it must be getter,.1, and nut be particularly used" in putting a Se cretary of Slate into office, and that it must lie hi* duty to go to every quarter of the stale (when necemry) tn put all offi cers into possession of their offices. Now, it his perceptive faculties had not b' .n deranged, perhaps, from the in discriminate hub'll of advocating right anil wrung, so far as ta blind him to Irutli und the propriety of a measure, lie would at once have seen the distinction, and com bewail that worth to then) IbftWcr irrej imible. At Allrnny (N. Y.) where he had removed from New.York, of yellow lever, Mr. Thomas Ano. COAlApilltlAL. A mcrcnnlili^ricnd ban bunded us the follow- lowing letter received b}' the Fuimi, ut (JlutrK-s* ton, which Is one day lutcr than yet published of the cotton market-prices it appears still de cline i “IsiVRnroot, 27ih July, PUBLIC SALES. itHeeeld ot Jlehon’e Central tt’hari, wiAair t»eervt, The sloop 8 U S J A* ■ with her sails, rigging, i/o. in complete readiness lor sea i burthen 83 tuns, terms at time of sale. „p city of Siivanoah, botwero the usual Imuia a Negro Man named Dave, sold n, ths proper, ty of Mr. Haoutol Davattpori,doorss«l, by order uftlm sdmiitislrator. Terms cash, •ug6 t FrcBlv Boots, Shoes, &c. thomas Dowell a co. » AVF, lost rukeivctl hy brig Levant, a tVoati auppl) otH-'dles I'ronclluSlippers, heels sod springs, Uf superior quality Clilldrso’s first quality black and colored ruccu Bools Also, 40 pair Wellington Boots of superior quality, with Sli additional supply ol' oilier kinds of Shoes, Uc. wliich will he r"“ ‘ " most eesiiomhl'.’ terms. mo- S poastl of on the 1 «l> 3 Twenty Dollurg Reward. R ANA WAY un tliff 7tli of Auguit l«M, • no- i gw fellow commonly known by the name of It 10 TOM M'Murphy-wbe it about 5 fbe« 9 or 10 Inch*! high i itout, Veil made, about 75 yean old, completion very dark. Aa he Iim been on the river for aome time, lt*lg probable be will make for Havannali, or may be lurkinir aoinewbeiT near tho river, between Augttata and 8»vaun»U. Ten Hollava will bv pahl for dc« llverinir.Tgro to the auhiortber in AtitfhMa, and Tonnollaistor Infortnulon that will lead to con viction of bit being harbored or employed by any white periou. L. HEED, aep 10 p Fraud* 11. Nicoll & Co. "J Cii*e Circuit Court til ^ United 8tut«*n, Uii VV. Scarbrough and other* J trict uf U.-orgi* L'hambvu, 13/A Suptcmbev, 1H72. f^OCE^S having iwued Intlut caune, re- J. turnable to the term of thin court \n He cember next; and it bcitiar repreHcnted that John llstdcM, Williams. (liUctt, Humiu'l Yates, Andrew Low, and John llogoc, defundonts in the fi dd cause, reside without the limits of the piotrict. of Ge<i*j|hi t It in ordered, that the said John IFimlett, William H, Oillutt, Samuel Yates, John llogue and Andrew Low apnoar ai the term of lUtHCuurUo be holdcn at Savannah in tin* term of December next, to answer to the phiitiifTs on the merit* of their aaiil petition, and that u copy of this orderJie published in tine *.f the gar tiles efthissiatcTof three months, mid that the plaint ill's have leave to take nmh "oither prooeedingH ns mo pi-evcrihcd in the ule in Much case made and provided. “ J. CUVI.KH, I).Htilet Judge. True extruclfroin the minutes. (iKO OLEN, Clerk. Savannah, Sept. 13, 1822. aep 14 Notice. V BOl'ORAt.S will he irorivei] until the 1st ilny of- October out, tmsupply the Steam Boat Company Wi'll tVOUD on the Savannah, river, for one year. Applications lor contracts must HpHcily ihe quality nod pricu, ami nanta tlie landing where to he tlalivereil. I.cttnra, poll paid, addressed lo Carina Tracy, Treasurer, Augusta, or to the President at la. vanitah, will bu promptly ailcnd-d lo, 8 V C. I)tlNNINB, l’r»s't. ... . -The market this week has certainly been prehemieil tho misun* for it—that these 1 much heavier than the lively demand during pcculutivc and otto ol the must important ul the Executive i ,ou “■ K *P« ct ■ a de- Bepartmonts ol Government, und hy its daily cu-uptjnlitin, ahsolutoly necessary to the legal administration thereof, and further, that the Great Seal of the Bute, the symbol of the sovereignly of dtp pen. pie, Ihe stamp of which gives validity a- broad to the instrument which receives its impress, is under the control uf the Governor n» one dare to use it but by Ihe order of (he Governor or General Assem bly. When a Governor is elected, the Great .Seal ul the Stale is confided and deliver ed into his bunds hy the Uepresmtativea uf the people, through the I’rrsident of the Senate ; it becomes an attribute of bis authority ; il ls conveyed from hi,'hand to the Secretary of Stale, to be deposited in Hint office—then, if the Governor de- citle that a vacancy hai occurred by death- resignation, (or otherwise) in that office, and appoints u person to fill itlu prevent a suspension oi the Executive Govern- Blent, should hu nut deliver that seal to the effiter who is to use by hi, order '? If so, what then are the grounds of churgea id lawlesa violence otf the part of the Go- verooo ? It may truly lie answered the malignity of fnctinii. But thin writer would have advised (and naturally enough as being in his line of buaintksj a Manila mus or a Quo Warranto, to bo served on CoK Hamntqnd at St. Mar’*, or. St. Au gustine, two'or three hundred miles off— the goveienmenl in the interim to be sus pended or stopped. The Government bud no need to resurt to such tnehns to put him in possession of (he Great Seal of the State, which waa already under his con stitutional authority | it was only neces sary to place it under the csre of the per son appointed tn fill Ihe vacancy of Ham mond. Although the Governor muy re gret the occurrence of the untoward cir. rumslance which led to the exercise of his authority in 1^9 instance, he never- dteless lias the tntisfictioii ml' feeling a consciousness uf the rectfft/de of hit in tentions, and a full conviction of the cor rectness of the course pursued bv him. Indeed, it waa the only course left 10 his discretion compatible with hia duly, the Motion lie holds, aud the public good. PLAIN Ti^liTH. At Private Sale, A Negro Womun about 32 yea's of pge, good Cook, Washer and lroner mitn—Two Negro Men, P<eld baud*, one 18 and the oilier 22 years of age. Apply to J. B. I1EUHEUT tS CO. sep 5 Notta.'. N OTICE i*hereby givnn* that the copartner* ncrsltip heretofore exi ting bo*went Ed ward Williams of S'ivmomUi, and Alu|,ih Fink of Himtont under the Arm ofA). H'Ullum Z* Co. Savannah, Ckorgia, ia (bit day disinlved b; mu- tnal consent. All penons having tWimnnds against flic aaid firm, aiv icnueated lo pirsiMit •Inisamt* for payment, and a'l peraom indebted to Nidi' firm, arc called upon to make payment ♦'•Edward William*, of Savannah, by whom the hutiincHa will be hereafter mi lied on K Irlui/ EDW'ABD WILLIAMS. Foitnn, June 18, VB22. ntig8_ For New-York, ♦Tin' packet ship A U G U 8 T A, Leggett,nuieter, _______ will meet with cjisjiutch. For freight or passage, apply to the rapt, oil hoard, or to HALL U HOYT. •sp 10 w dint slao has taken plate of full f-1 per lb. in Howells, less in other kinds, hot all hare par. taken of this decline. This Stste of dtings cun he Bcconjtted fnrinM other manner, wo thlnkf than from the greuFlupply, ami the absence n that speculative demand whiob so mainly con tributed to tftt recent khiitpition t the very in ferior quality of Upland Cotthn has utao assisted, as therS certainly would have been a great deal more ousincss dune, Imd quality worth 8 a 9 lieu,n attainable in Its fair relative prupurlion uf |ralue. “The following is the builness of the week, making a total of 6830 bags, viz 300 sea Isl ands, 12Jd middling fair, to 20d good fines 85 stained do 8J a 8j Ihlr j 715 Orleans, 7 jd in- fcrior,to 11} prime | 478 Tennessee. GJd in ferior, to 8 5-8 good t 2742 Bowed Georgia 6jd very inferior, to 9j prime i 378 Pernambuccos Jbjda lOj good I 3llahias, 9} fair, to 9 4 8 good fair t 448 Maranhams 9 ,1-8d fair, to 9} goodi 40 Paras 8Jd inferior,9) fair, 20Minas Nbvos 9jd good i 207 Deineruras 9 1-8 fair common, to lOj good i 105 Barhadocs, 8d mid- dling, to 8( good 1170 Perus, 7d a 9,-11 50 W Indias, 8dfairi 124 Carthngenns, 7f to71 Curt 164 Genres 9j a lOdfairt l»l Suruts, 0 7 8 lair, lo7j good commit 150 Bengal., Of a 6Jd good lair. Total, 6832. 809 Sea-Islands, 109 Dcmersras, and 399 Burbadoea arc advertised for Friday next. "Prices uf thie rfny.—Sea.island, remarkably fine and clean Is 4 a ls8da 2s S| good clean and la 2f d a Is 41 clean fair not fine 1» Id • la 2d I middling Is Id a la id t inlciior lid a Is i stained 6d a tOd a lid i New-Oiieans7j| a 10Jd a till Mobile 7i a 9| Tennessee and Alabama 6a 8Jd ■, Upland 7d a 9d a 9Jd. "The imports from the 29th to tho 37th, Is 24562 bags." Pricee Current at A'ew- York, Sept, J. Colton—The import ol'tlie week ending24th Aug. waa 259J bales. Import ol'lhe week end ing 31st Aug. was 1071 hales. Total import s.nco 1st Jsn. 1822,101,158, Export from ths 1st Jan. tn Aug. 1822—Sea Islanda 1019 bales, foreign 4231 other descriptions 55,772—total export 56,204 batea. Owing to tii^xeneral oc cupations of the merchants in removals, very little was done in this article, and prices are merely nominal, we therefore omit our quota tions, . Rice— Noxlteration i holders are desirous to sell i no purchasers in market except for small parcels New Hice 3 75 g3 25. Freights—To Liverpool, a small improve ment. Colton square and round bales per lb Jd a jd t Iticc 10s Oil a Us. ^Bdta on England 10J per cent; do on France For Rent, The Dwelling House of the kite (Thomui Gardner Lsq. dec. Apnlv to 1 41. K1KI3Y. sep 10 b MS To Rent, S EVEHAL convenient and pleasant Dwelling Houses. Applv « aug23 rp SAMUEL PHILBRICK, The firm of Jackson 6j Wooi)iifUii»>. hltlierto exisUiig, i*flitt»,.lvcd by mutual consent. Thfc billing coufliled to them wil receive the attentioirnf Wondbridgc (J Du rand. MtENKZKH JACKSON, Jr. THUS. M. WOUDI1U1DGE. 3 rp The undersigned have united tLoir profviiioiiul interests iii the prac ticeoLibc l AW, and will be ihuna^kt the of fice recently occupn.fl by .lacksnn^ Wond- bridge. TI10.8. M. WOO I Mtl/I IJCtK. ALEXIS 1). DUUAND. «ep 3 rp Bacon Mams.* lbs N. Huns, just reeeived and f,r sale by 0.1 API ' MCp !) Ij Rye Bread T the E»tabbtfhmsnt corner of nroiiglitoti awl Drayton streets. F. UttASUll. •tW i supn For Sale. A quantity of excellent HALE HOPE to be disposed of on accommodating tlrms.- Apply to *ug3l WM. TAYLOlt U SON. IRON. & Tons Swedes Iron, assorted* landing end %for sale by O TAFT. aep 10 «. Notice. E DWARD-WILLIAMS offer* his services to die friends of thp lute firm of E.rWrl- lisms U Co. iivtbe transaction of Commlttion Jin rinen, at Savannah. *ug 6 Notids. FJ1HE lubser ber will be absent from the city X fora short time * during his absence Mr. SwMnRL PniLonicic will act as bis attorney, aiig 20 c 1. MVH. sale aug 31 Gin and Brandy. ortliern Gin and II JOHN i\ WILLIAMSON- A\ few pi^es Northern Gin aid Hrandy, for TO CA1MTALI8TH. A VPjRY tupenor Steam Saw Mill ban l)een recently erected in the vicini y of tli| C\TT OT XytlUEN, * as the most eligible situation lor a business of (lie kind on the Atlantic slimes of the United Stutes. Possessing all tlitedvaniiigea of in in- exhaustible supply of the durst yellow pit' ll Pine ami Cypress Timber, built on a fine HfUflf. with thirteen feet waicrckxelo it, uiul a natural cove for the reception of logs. The present owners not having it in their power toubostqlfHljat attention lo it which a concern* ofsucn Wigniiude requires, ate d» *ir- ous of telUnf the iiifwlit, or a pnrt of their inter est in »t# aud mtw pr it Joy tale ut a very low valuation, and much less tlmn such a m uctpre could lie completed for. There has Just bceniadded to it s very supe rior Rice Pounding Machine, cupublc of ilia* charging ut least 50 tierces of clesu rice per day ( and a Guru-Mill, all set in mulioit by tbt same engine. 'i he Saw-Mill is upon a new principle, by tho late renowned Civil Engineer, Mr. ItRN- N1K of London, who sent out one of bis best wiwkmen to superintend its erection, it can now cut with 48 saws, und may be made to drive twice lint number. , The Steam Engine is perhaps the lu t In the United Blates, made by Mcmrs. HOI. I ON U WATT, of Bolin, mur Birmingham i and erected under the inspection of (heir ben fore man, sent out expressly for ti nt purpose, A wonderful t-xpence is savrd in fuel, is (lie law-dust front the pitch-pint* is found to answer .iniitead of fire-wooil, and ia catried to the mouth oi' the furnace from the pit by elevators now in use, 1C4 The lllcc Machine is also on a new principle ^fcnd found by .experience to answer belter than any yet in use. The qtiickness and regularity of the movement, producing It of a superior bright tie**, wit bout breaking the grain The mill is situated on a lino Creek, called Cat Head, on a brunch of the Altamalia Hivcr, and only about half 11111116 from Darien. Hca Vessels, whose draught ol water enables them to go to the wharf at Darien, can load at tin* tl'H, only a short distunai? olf, wdh great facility ; mm an cnnlmcd ftlntic from the mill, will cnshlcAliem th receive the lumber Into their bow poiis, almost without expence: and the mill, jg. now in upcrniion, can furnish 40 M. feet ofplamt pur day, which may be increased If found necessary j the power being amply suffi cient. The lumber sen' from this establishment since 1t went into operation lias been allow id to be superior in quality and regularity in hi wing The commitHioners of the Navy id the UnL ted States have approved of the slii| planks, furnished from it, sml it is highly, prot d>le will give it a preference in future contracts. It has alto been seen and justly admired in New-York and Philadelphia. The prospect of a renewed intercourse with the British West India Islands, remlet* this esiablisbmentt desirable mode of investment— oilers, in that case, having been n:ad* from JAMAICA ALONE, for about half of aUtkc pro duce of thfc saw mill. 'I he present owners have no objection to con tinue interested in it to a certain exit ut, but their other avocations preclude then persona] attention to it. For terms and other particular*, apply per sonally or by letter to JOHN M'NISH, Savannah. TT N. B. If no? disposed of soon, the niQ, with all its privileges, will be rented tor a term uf years. tu abate, mayiPj