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I SELECTED TOAST?*. Iprank at the Celebrations of the Anmvei-- iar y of American Independence, 18^4. At Host on, > Bit Andrew Dunlap, Esq nf the JWt- iimJ Republican Celebration. Henry v, t . Y «.the r Orator,theSt-itesman,the friend hf the High*® " f Man * lf he * h, ' u,<l ”, ni ' Lie »h<‘ miignanitmins example of the Na- Unai. Candidate for the Presidency, his UntrV Will say to htth, a« she aiml to U'illiain H. Cawford in 1816, "Let pn. Lpnce haw it* net feet work. and you lioll be entire wanting nothing/’ By Charts Sprague Esq. ft,; Memory of Lord hymn. ih * Atari ofChilde Harold Greek maidenB kn jffflWB. h' 19 bod H shall sleep * with the bones of the bravest and beati nut his .Sony shall go down to the latent of time, Line tell how he rose for earth's loveliest clime, And mercy shall blot out the rest. At Rome, JWw Fork. The Governor of the State of New York _An"extra*oidinary” Man. The next President—Union among the (publicans can alone secure the election Lf the regular republican candidate. v The Senate—The time has passed by, »hen legislative bodies ure to be dragged D to passive obedience. Governor Yates and bis proclamation- la tempest in a tea-pot ” I The 17 Senators—firmness the test of The 1 Legislature of the state of N York; it was rumoured here yesterday, and nay they meet in obedience to the Govern- with some appearance of fact, that John S. ir’s proclamation, and return home in sea- B.rmur, representative in Congress from ,n to secure their h y. th " me, has received the appointment of The convention to be held at Uttca—the Mi inter to Mexico. ♦owmetessel in the service of the tk 8. mid p> nbably, from appearances, to nne ol the schoeners under the command of Uq.m Porter. In the boat were the lifeless bodies of three men, who had probably been sepa rated from their ship, and starved to death. The National Advocate states, that the Committee appointed by the Common Council of the Citynf New-York, to make arrangements for the reception of General Lafayette, have already prepared for him a suite of splendid apartments irt the Ci’y Hotel ;hihI that, independent of a splendid military display, in winch will be concen trated the whole military force in a cir cumference of 50 miles, to be reviewed by the General, and probably amounting tit 20,000 men under arms, he will he invited to a great civic fenst, in the Bunq> eting Room in the City llail, which will be illu minated at night, together with the whole City. A grand salute of'tOOguns will be fi'od from Fait Lafayette, together with salutes from the batteries and ships of wat in the harbor, and the decoration nf all the shipping. Every place of amusement throughout the city wil. have something appropriate on the occasion, and, in the hilarity of the occasion, the day will be equal to the Fourth ol July. We understand that Mr Crawford’s health improves daily. He 'ode several miles a few days i.go—and was, Wednes day last, in th : City.— Rich. Enq. Maih in Gioifia —The -tPosi Master General) 1 as given notice that he will receive .proposal* until the first day of October next, for carrying the mail on the following roads in Georgia 1 From Jacksonville, Telfair c ti to Dnodey e h Early eh Irwin and Perry o h to Telfair o h once in two weeks. Reave Telfair c It every other Friday at 10 a m and return to Telfair o h the next Friday by 6 pm. 2 From Hartford to Hoostonc h once in two weeks Leave- Mart ford every other Thursday at 6 a m and arrive at Houston c h by 2 p m. Leave Houston c h at 4 p m and arrive at Hart ford on Friday by noon. Mr. Eiutob—Onr friend Eliui, it appears, has declined being a candidate to represent our city at the ensuing Aldermen’s election, on account as I am informed thut he was not visited by a call from a r. ent coipn&i jjjs. I have since beard that the cause of iliei:-not calling on our friend Elias, was from Timothy Tog Mutton's memoiy during the late war, on which occasion Timothy was particularly noted os a Jaitlful putiot. KPHKAlM. MARRIED—On the 18th inst. l>y the Itev Thomas I'arley, *laj I'Mti.urT ticKt-av ->f San deravllo, to Miss Fuancbs V. L. Drookino, of Hancock county. DIED—On the 14th ins', at her father's, the Hvv James Holcombe's resilience in the vicini ty *'f Augusta, Mrs. Oharitt 1'urpTS, consort of 'dr Fiances Tiiffts. •' Chs ham ; • unty CCj* We are mi'Wi* d to to state that Wm I aw, Esq.and Or Oeo. Milieu, are > >t candidates for a. de en at the ensuing Elector- Ml hope, (and a frail one) of disappointed linbition. - ' Wm H CrAwford—the regularly noroin* jiateil presidential candidate. The friend M Jefferson and Madison, a republican of (he old school He has thrice passed the Xrieal, and thrice has proved an honest nan. I" him ive can confide, with him ou* midmarks would be sacred, and "party fames” not "merely bubbles.” The members nf the lute congressional aucus—the fearless defenders pf republi in usages. The Republicanism of the state of New vik— 1 "And .the raiq descend d, anti ihe Hoods came, and the winds blew, and beat kpon that house, ar.tl it fell not; for it was uundedupon a rook." .it Concord, AT. ti. John Quincy Adorn- and William H. Jrawfnnf. While we claim the first n* Ithe pride of New England and the Union, let us not undervalue the patriotism of his Illustrious competitor, Shena ndoah \Va~\ Herald. JOHN qTaDAMS. The editoi nf the Peic-burg lispubliea says Mr Adnnts has lust ground, in this section of country •» least, ve y pe- lepttblv, since he has taked Niniun Edwards’- char acter in his safe keeping; Bu. us it has no chance for the Preside icy* as w-? believe, it is useless to ex.end mi remarks. TExtract «f a l*'te . dated Washington ctiunty N Y. July 2.] It appears to me t at Mr Ciawford is gaining ground in every quarter—most cer tainly he is in this part nr the state. The ainalgamatior of pnrlie- di-clnsetl in the Jackson and Mnnme correspondence, the blowing up of the A B. pht, and t:-e Governor's Proclamation, ail prove that parties dn exist, and tend to unite the republican party in support of Crawford, and , . dffenre of their ancient principles ! a d usa ;esS'—Albany Argus. SHIP NEWS. pentr of savann \h. iUli< J* &ALk&. POSITIVES COMMERVLi. "LIVERPOOL, Ju-e 8—Cotton haaj-evived in demand within lit. Iasi five days, anil lie salt-* in.-» week were 11.324 packages Uplands 7} a 94>l» O' U ai s 8} a l Id i Tennessee, 7} a 9d ; seH Islands, 1.-} 2[)d, stained, 8 a 1;}d Uice, io bond, 12* n 10- 6d ” William H»Crawford.—"And the rsin ncsnded.and the floods came, and the £Egtractofa letter—dated Halifax Di r. in i a/| 824| Um'J relif P n ■ticit A il *et| i |l th> »us o inpe.i lie i eenS wjil wliill ib?( all i ill potfj erf etf its I finufj ton tiom ■tbJ Batwf pinda blew, and beat upon that house, and [fell hot { for it, was founded on a rock.’’ At Sharptown, Salem Co. ./V*. J. Wm H Crawford, his eminent services IM no comment. I Gen Andrew Jackson t may his laurel* tver be withered by his ambition. At Spring Hill, A*. J. W H Crawford. He has triumphed o Ker his enemies, and deserves to be the |boice of the people NE YORK July 17. Chivalry.—Borne tnalignani star seem- itrly to have gained the ascendancy in this Ineridiaii. We mentioned the other day * Wnly .iffrtir which took place at H<>boker. in Fiiday morning nf last week< But that FHsnotthe only affair of the day. W»- rwesS that before four o’clock of that aftei loon, the beauriful green sward of the bat- ! ground Was again stained by the purple irrent of life i and we guess H at the urties Were a lawyer and a sheriff whose [daces nf residence are not a thousand uiles from Utic*. And we also guess that he lawyer received a bullet in his thorax, ‘ ' now lies languishing in this neighbor- d, while the alierifl*, unhurt, has gone lame to keep the peace in his own county. Another affair was to have taken place on Sunday, but the "party” was rudely inter pjp'ed. And! another did actually take jlace on that day, near Bergen Point, bet ween a couple of gentlemen fi om the luuth, one of whom was wounded in the Feast and arm-. We have seen their lames, but do not think it worth while to |i«e them. The U. S» schr. Grampus, John D.Sloat, psq. commander, has arrived at the New fork Quarantine ground. The Grampus piled from Hampton Roads on the 28th [el), lastj since which time she has cruized 'n the coast of Africa, through the West ndiea and Gulf of Mexico. She has shewed he American flag at thirteen different for- Pgn ports. During the cruize she has been h anchor in port only 288 hours, and in ~en roads 296 hours. She has made the “n vertical eight times, and sailed 13,000 Mica. The following is a list of the officers who lave returned in the Grampus:—Lieut, pom’t,John D.Sloat; Lieut John A-Cook; l°- Wm. H. Gardner: Sailing Mas*®'’, (amuel B. Cocke; Purser, Garret R. Barry; I^eon,Isaac Hulse; Midshipmen, Ri bert • Hnbb, Edward G- Tilton, John J. Glas- ■ m ' and Francis S Key; Captain’s Clerk, laifli Shepherd. On the bth inst. in lat. 24, 80, the Gram- P'ts spoke the ship Constitution, 9 days | r ? m New Orleans for New York the cap- lain ol the latter vessel informed the com pander of the Grampus, that a few days Patore, ojfTortugas, he picked up a sinall m which;ho suppossed must have belonflp trict, North Carolina, Jin*-' -?8/) '•The cause of the caucus and of demo cracy is doing well here. We have always had the means of victory in our hands: But late manifestations would seem to ren der assurance doubly sure. The minority berome leas every day; and I have little dmtbi that the good work is progressing generally in this state. N Carolina will tell well for the cbubp of sound principles next autumn: and, sustained, a* I trust she will be, by the power nf your state, there is no cause to tear the resul*.” ib. Extract of a letter from Trinidad (Cuba) dated 4th inst. received via Havana., « A paratical schoonei was captured a few days since off Key Briton (a few lea- goes distant from this place) by one of II. B. M. Schooners which arrived here and sailed again a few days since with four nf •he pirates for Jamaica; and it is to he pre mimed that six or eight more will be secu red, as sixty men were left on the Key in pursuit nf the rest, who have little chance of escaping, an their boats are destroyed. T here is little doubt of their coming t.i a speedy punishment, aa the captain of an American schr. with his seamen (who were in the possession of the Pirates when the latter Were taken) have been tpken on _ to Jamaica as evidence, stronger than which is not needed.* To Young Ministers.—ti. celebrated preacher among the English Dissenters, now deceased, the Kev. Mr R——n, ip a Charge which he delivered to a yoong min ister at his ordination, thus addressed him: •> Let me remind you, sir, that when you come into this place and address this peo ple, you are not to bring vour little self with you* I repeat this again, sir, that it may more dreply impress yoor memory; 1 aav that you jre’never to bring your little self with you. No, sir, when you stand'in this sacred place.it Is ybur duty to hold up your great Master to your people, in his true character,in his "mces, in his prece »ts. in his promises, and in his glof)- This picture you aie to hold up to the view of J our hearers, while you are to stand be- ind it, and got let so much as your little finger be seen." Late accounts trom Port-au-Ti ince, «t New York, state that information Had be-n received there from France, which led to the conclusion that the French government were about to a- dopt measures favorable to their commerce. GOLD.—A letter from Curacoa of the 24th of June says, "An event has taken place in Aru ba, which surprises all. Very considerable quantities of pure gold have been found in the bed of a large ravine, and lumps of as much as three ounces have been dug from the cliffs on each side Some has been put on board ihe. Fanny, for New Vork/to be tried. One piece to been ftmodsa heavy assevenounees "* [ytuuthrf letter tame dale ] "Should our manufacturers generally agree dwt your crop will full as muc;l) short of last year’s os you seem to expect, yet we do not think it will have any effect of consequence on our market as it is generally known mat your pr- puralions fur the ensuing crop are greater than Iihs been known before, ami we expect to receive a large supply from Egypt this year, say .10 to 50,000 bales We refer you to the annex. c<1 circular.” Our option market opened at the commence ment of the week with the an me inactivity ex perienced for some time past, but there bus bee since a good attendance nf the ttadi*, and the demand has revived. About 400 to 600 bags Mi bi e smd for export i and Colton of every description remains steady ^t former qu.iuti n , The sales amount to II, <24 unci:ages, v z. 6530 "(.wedsr 7-8 a 9 5-81 461 cans 87 8 a 12d s i777 Tennessee and Alabama 7} a 10 1-8; 329 Pea Hands l.'J a l i j 147 Stained do 9 a 11$ i 711 Maranlmms 10} all 1 8; 367 Periiams il 18 i2j 549 Halims 1038a 11}, 9i B^yp dan 10} u 1 | 60 Minos Novas 10} , 10 Deme raras |2, 155 Reiiguls 6} ,6} , >0 >urats 7} i l3 Canhngenas 7} Rice meets a fair demand at onr quotations:— the IntMin «» done consists of 220 tie ces Caru!i' n, fair new at 15 a 15s 6d ami 150 bags Ueiiga at 15s. b b There lint been a speriil tive demand for A- merieun Tar, and none remains in first tianus: 450 barrel* Carolina have been taken at 13s 9-1. anda smut) quantity at 14s, 1U00 barrels also sold (io arrive) at i4. t In Turpeuline nothing done, and the trade still decline purchasing not withstanding the present reduced rate* No,si 1 •-ration in Tallow The holder.- of Four having submitted io a considerable reduction, s m.e •ides have at length b< en made, small parcels at 25s and 600 barrels Philadelphia v 23. Baltimore Market, July 17.—Flour Howard-st R5 62} , do busquehaiiuah, jy5 IS , Rye Flour, a 2 75, Corn Meal, per bbl 2, Corn, yellow, 38 cents, do white, 38 cents. Whiskey, 28; An pie Rrandy, 35, TOBACCO—Very dull the last week—m-t more than 100 hhds impected since last report Bright yellow ‘i obacco will command good pri ces—very little in mai ket, except 12 hh-is from Ohio, not yet inspected. NEW YORK, July 17. ftrvien of the marketefor the patt -week. COTTON—The import from July 9th to the 16th, was 5 346 bales From N Carolina 250, S Carolina 648, Virginia 115, New Orleans 734, Georgia 3499—The late advices from Europe have given an impulse to the Cotton market,and sales and shipments were made to the extent of several thousand bales. Some choice uplands, between 2 and 200 bales, went of at 16} cents, other descriptions at about last week’s quota tinus. A lot of uplands and Alab of about 500 bales, was sold yesterday at 15} ctr. FLOUR— Rather more has been done in this art'de within a few days, but in some instances, at lower rates than were obtained last week. It is understood that considerable Western Flour is about being shipped, a part of which on the holders account— N. York sup j$5 50 a S 62, Western do 5 62 a 5 75, Richnioud City 5 62, Balt 5 50 a 5 75. RICE—Importation 72 tierces, 2 half do - 'This article has been very heavy the present week, and, with the (inception of »bout200 tier, sold at £3 5-8, we have heard of no transactions. It arrives very slowly, and in small parcels; and die holders are firm in demanding ,our last rates, 'which we do not vary. Rice, cvrt. S3 62} a 4. TOBACCO—There is no change in price in this article. The demand for export is very small—about 100 hhds have been sold since our last, for home trade, and about 50 for the West Indies. We quote the same. FREIGHTS.—We continue our rates, which are lower than we ever quoted them before 'There is something going forward, although they still continue dull ai d low. To Liverpool — Cotton, Ib 3-8 a }d, Tobacco, hhd 35 a 40-, Uice 10s 6cl, Naval Stores 3s 6d a 4s. To the Continent—Cotton 1} a 1} c's, 'Tobacco 50 ft 55s ; Rice 55 a 60s SAILORS—The wages for seamen have not materially varied since our last—some prime, however, have been shipped at $10 per mouth EXCHANGE—Not so brisk as the last week Bi'ls on London, 6ud. 8} a 9 prem; on France 5 28} , on Amsterdam 41 U. S. Bank Shares 116} a 117 5-8.—Daily Advertiser Ciuiu.KSTow, July 36. • Markets Of iht lint week. COTTON—The market lias been entirely stagnant, but the advices nf yesterday may giv, it s'.me little animation j Uplands have sold in trifling parcels at-14 14} to 15 cents, Sea Isl ands are held Tor 23 a 26 cents, but no sales Worth r 'tice. The t ansae ions in cotton the past week have been smaller than in any previous olio dur ing the season. gnniVRn, Pole Boat Wm Cumming from Angus a, with 520 bales Cotton, to G H Lamar, P.mce R Mac kenzie, O Tuft, and Huliumel fc Auze. SA1LI.D T« TBUDAT, Ship June, Tucker, tor Providence Schr Cygnet, Gage, for Charleston 8chr Patriot, Halsey, for North C imlina. The ship Corsair, Porter, got to seu yesterday noon. The following is > correct list of passen gers—W W Baker and lady G UoherUon, Jr and son, N H Weed, L L.irdon, J Wallace, W W Gordon, E W ,Vright, M Pe dergrast, W Jen >cr, J Scttddt-r, K Bliss, and U A Horgeuux. The ship Lady Gallatin, Perry, for New York got to tea on Mi ndgy evening last— Pus-engers, MraSam'l Howard, und 3 children, Mixs Farley, Messrs Rolf, N Cumiield, S H Stocking, J Cun- ingham, Isa Peck and Jno'Peek. The Dewitt Clinton from Liverpool for New York, ran on D rbo Bank but was got off with out apparent dams, - and sailed on the 2u. The Chnatiat a, arrive * •> ".e Clyde, passed on the 9th of May, in tat 42 11, Ion 33 26. three bales of cotton marked GUM apparently re* cmtly thrown overboard; they were square and I appeared to be N Orleans Paxseugera in the Ship Canada, Macy sailed I6tli ins. from New York for Piverpool, H W llills and family ilearkd ron THIS POUT At New York, 17th inst ship Wm Wallace, Joy. ARnivr.0 rnoia Tins post, At Uverpooi, Ju e 3, ship Tally-Ho, Glover; Triton, Dickerson At Charleston, 27th inst. schr Ann Maria, Sis son. At N. York, 17th inst brig Panthea, Bradley, 5 days; brig Ocean, Marshall, 7 day- At Philadelphia, 16th inm brig Francis, Croft, At Charleston, on Saturday sloop Delight oi.per fly j. If Herbert Co. ' To. VI ‘HROW, 30tn ii|s at .11 ’cl ick, Will be sold before ot*r »tore, viith&ut refervk, 12 Iinds. YltispoVado Sugars* Terms at time of sale m For Ho8 ton. The packet brig SEA IS LAND; Captain Parker, Will sail on Sunday, August lit For freihgt or passage, apply to . . S.B PARRmAN. If ho offers f+ Satel New No 3, Muckarel Superfine Flour New-F.nglar.d Itufli Richmond Tobacco 50 Bundles Huy 5 Hogsheads Muscovado Shgar. July ”7 Ml 56 For Liverpool, The ttibnu-itlal Brig XlJUt osGotm, 6 . Gardner, Master, H ‘nu ngr r he *£“ l r P art '*'■hehcargo engaged, will be dt,patched fir the abovoWrt pi) orabout 1st proximo. For freight of 2(Jb bales Cotton of lassage— apply to the Captain on board at Wal lace's lower wharf, or to July 13 l|50 “-•»•«***». For Vac-York. The reguiai pack. t ship COTTON PLANT. Thomas H Gregory, master, Will positively sail on Sunday, first of August— Por freight oi passage having handsome accom modations apply on board at the Exchange wharf, or ,o . GEO GORDON July 29 a!57 For y ew-York. (F, ST AH LI 5 H ED LINE.) The kh'p E M P E II O R, J. H Bennett, Master, Being unavoidably detained, will sail on Tuesday the 3d proximo. For freight or pa sage, having superior accommodations, apply to the master on board or to HALL & HOYT july 29 157. Genuine Seri litas and t>oda Powder8i LaV & HENDRICKSON, . Chemists ami Druggists, July 20 153 Shad’s Buildings. • isAMi' OIL. - pSestVh,d, fU “ lr * S 9 Constant supply of the Families ian be supplied at gi per Gallon. LAY & HF.NDHICKSON, Druggists, July 20 ca!53 Sh ‘ ,l,, HuiWin ^* The Subscribe?, n AS just fi, i hed and nfl, it, f-,.* sale; an eleht oared CANOE BOAT, 35 fiet by 4 feet 3 incne9, which he can recommend to'those who wish a boat for quick passage, j,;., - ,i54 Notice. V I.L persons having de umls against the es tate of Owen* Jones, deceased, will present them duly attested within the time prescribed by Law, and those who are indented will make pa.i ment to GEO. W. OWENS, Adm’r c t a. july 27 at!56 D •VO VICE U<>ING the absence of the subscriber Rich, ard R Cuyler will attend to his business. W. W GORDON, july 27 tl56 Georgia—< liatliainCounty. • a < whom u nut; conec.n. , TTO EUEAS Ho m- s Tii|i, er has applied to -e Ion. the'Court of Ordinary of Chat- ham County, for letters of udminisirclion <m the (B.ati and effects of ’Th»m.iS C Hayward, late of Savannah, merchant, dec’dm behalf of the credi tors These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the .aul deceased, to file iheir objection (if any they have) to the granting of the udministratiou of the ■ stale of the said deceased to the applicant in the Clerk’s Office ol ihe aaid Court on or before the twenty ninth day of August next; otherwise letters of a i ministration will be granted. Witness the Hon. Thomas N .Morel, one of the Justices of the said Court, the twenty ninth day of July, A D 1824. S M BONDi ec o, july 29 157 » ' G it may concern. Whereas Elizabeth Boyd has applied to the honorable the Court of Ordi nary of Chatham County; for letters of adminiar tration on the estate and effects of Mrs Hannah Keiffer, late of White Bluff District, Chatham County, widow, deed as next of kin These are therefore to cite and admonish all an 1 singular the kindred and creditors of the said dec, to file their objections (if any they have) to the granting of the administration of the estate of the said deceased to the applicant in the Clerks ffic.e of the said Court on or be fore the 22d day of July next, otherwise letters of administration will be granted. Witness the hon John Cumming, one of »he Justices of the said Court, the 22d day of June, AD 1824. ■ m S. M. BOND, p c.0, june 22 140 / J UST received, per .hip Emperor from New York afresh supply nf fh»i cclehrau-l Bhinn'a Panacea, and for sale by W C CUTlIURH J ju!y 24 A15J Agenti Lfffice. Bank Ifnitddt statesT" D .h„„ SavaKsaii, 24i|i J6ly, 1824. iVlDENDI 1ST, No 11. iarreeivid St .ok* holders in, the Hank of the United States, W iS n h * v ?„ d,recte ‘l ‘heir dividends paid at this otnre, will receive the Same in person, or b* power of attorney* conforming to that heretofore publish, d, WM P HUNTER,' Jl ,| y Ml55 CMh,.,, pro, tem. Gin88. Paints, Oil, &t. &e. J'HE S'UBS' RIMERS OFFER FOR SALE pOXFIS Windsor Gists, various sizes tJWV&S and qualities 50 kegs Veiutian Bed, ground in. Oil 50 do Spanish Brown do do 30 do Verdigres do do 50^ do French Yellow do do Crome Yellow, Red Lead. Spanish Whiti g, Litharge, Indigo,C( pul and Japan V-rnishes, r *! a,n 9nd Sweet 0ii < Faint HrtVhes, Sash-Tools, Glass Lamps and Lamp Glasses; LAY it HENDRICKSON, Druggi ts, Shads Huildjng, Congress corner of Whitaker Streets, july 24 155 Sugar8, Bdcoih, Coffee, &c. § Boxes white Havana Sugars 25 boxes brown do. do. HOOD lbs Bacon 100 bhge prime green Coffee 100 kegs Cut Nails' 100 bbis Howard-st Flour 10 pipes Brandy 10 „ Holland Gin 10 hhds Jamaica Rum 100 boxes Raisins A general assortment Of TEAS. For sale by j b HERBERT & CO. ju'y 20 153 Just Received. HHUSfirst quality Molasses 50 bbls do do Anchor Gin 100 do Baltimore Flour new beat 50 do Rye Whiskey * 100 bags Green Coffee 20 boxes white Havana Sugar ’ For sale by GAUDRY & HERBERT. july 21 154 FINAL NOTICE. A I .L persons indebted to the late firm of Pi u- yat and Holland, are once more requested to come forward and settle their re-pective ac counts, on or before the 10th day of August next; otherwise suite will be entered indiscrim inately. JOHN F POUYAT. WM. R. HOLLAND. July 24__ tl55 Just Received, From Havana via Charleston, r HIRTY THOUSAND best HavanaSegars,in quarter and half boxes. For sale by GAUDRY & HERBERT, july 27 m!56 ' NOTICE. P ERSONS indebted to the city for Taxes are requested to call upon the subscriber and nay the same before the 3d of August, after that date levies must be made P.M. STONE, Marshal i uly 27 W * Ten Dollars Reward. O TOLEJN.from the house of the subscriber orj LJaupstfiy evening last, a trunk containing the following ante*: ,t of money, viz i About g5(Mn silver and gold, in a canvass bag marked J W, amen; w'rfich was 20 Spanish dol lars, nearly black from Having been in bilge wa ter ^about 12 dollars in silier change, ai d 1 quarter doubloon, Spanish gold, nna Also, the following bank bills—one -of §10 of the S ate Bank of North Carolina, new; one of gf and one of g2 State Bank of South Carolinu the latter quite new, th former half worn i one of g5 State Rank Georgia, right land lower corner torn off; two of gl each Darien Bank, new, and several other small bills, not now recollec ted ‘ The trunk was-left in the garden attached to the House, after having been rifled of its err . tents, ami fr--m the tracks about it the' robbe.y is supposed to have been committed by a man and a -»oman. A Reward of gtO will be paid to any person who w ill give information which will lead to the revovery ofthe money ELISHA HOFKINS, Pilot, july 27 146