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• •» ■ FREDERICK & FEfeL, c(ty pniPiTten. i> A ■ l.\ I'Al’F.il. .I'.IlillT DOLLARS 1‘Kll ANNUM. COUSTltY PAVER SIX DOLLARS Pr.Il ANNUM. PAYABLE IS ADVANCE. H , All news and now ndveTliscments appear in both papcrs.JTl The Hon. William K t:ad,. of Marble head, lias been nominated as an Elector at large in Massachusetts,^ fill the va cancy in the unpledged ticket, occasioned by the withdrawal of the Rev. Doctor Baldwin, who it is said, has been compell ed to do so, by an unprecedented and ?#- decent course of proceeding on the part of the friends of Mr. Adams. A more unprincipled attempt to Injure the pub* lie character of IV. II. Crawford, weliaV' never en, than that of stating, in the face of well- known facts, that lie was opposed to the Pension Law. So lav from its being tlio fact that he was opposed to that law, he was in n most eminent do* gree, influential in promoting its passage j lie Is, anil always has been, f warm and sincere (Mend of those who fought the battles of our country in the War of the Revolution, and has uniformly ad vocated their claims to the notice of government for pecuniary aid.—Eastern Star. ; THURSDAY EVENING, October 28, 1824 BOARD OP HEALTH. The Boerd Of Health, can now safely announce to its fellow citizens, at home and abroad, the termination of tho usual season, of our autumnal disease. It is a source of much gratification, to the Board, to statei that no ctud of diseuse has occurred dur ing the. past season,cheering features distinct from the common Intermittent and remittent fevers of the climate. From'thc first of May, ujPto the 26th of Octo ber, inst. a period of six months, only seventy-two deaths liave occurred in this city, of which twenty eight were children, and forty-tour adults. Report of interment* in the city of Savannah, for the week ending Oct. 26&, 1824. Died of Worm Fever, A Bowel Complaint; 1 Dropsy, v ■ 1 Total, 4 Three of whom were under five yedrs of age, .fcjtd Ob e thirty eight. By order of the Chairman, I. K. TEFFT, Scc’ry. ■previous to the adjournment, of the Board, this dny the following resolutions were unanimously adopted; The condition of the city, rendering it unneces sary for the Bbnrd of Health to continue its week ly meetings, therefore. y Rewind, that the Board bc-uow adjourned, and that no further stated meetings be held—but should any, occurrence render a meeting of the Board of Health lUceisarj’, that the Chairman be empow ered tp call a special meeting thereof; and ns the condition of the city is yet in the churge of tho« Board of Health, that it be earnestly enjoined on the members, to be vigilant in their inspection of llir different wards, and to report any collection 'vi filth which by its continuance, may endanger the health of the citizens, or any circumstance, v. bicii may be deemed necessary for the informa tion of the Board. ’ Resolved, that the thanks of the Board be ten- • dared io the Chairman and Secretary, for the prompt and zealous manner in which they have discharged the ditties of their stations, during the past season. SAVANNAffJOctober 27,1824. F.RRATUM.—In the editorial article under the ftaraupBh head in yosterday’g paper, 4th para graph, 14lh line from the bottom, for-'our South ern brethren,” read, our Western brethren. Latest from England. Liverpool papers to the 16th September, ond London papers end Shipping Lists to tlie evening of the 17th all inclusive, have been received in Charleston by the arri val of the ship Corsair. They furnish'an official Account of the .death of the King, of France, who breath ed his last on the morning of the 16tb Sep tember ut > 4 o’clock. The King received tbc sacrament from the bands of the -Grand Almoner. The several members .'of the Royal Family were present: and they thert heard mass in the Royal Chapel Tlipy again returned to the King, who says a private letter, spoke to them in a most touching munner, and said, “ In bidding you adieu, I wish to give you my blessing. May God be with you.” The Emperor of Russia left St. Pcters- liurgit on the 28tli August, to visit some of his Asiatic States. Intelligence of the lauding of Iturbide in Mexico, und a rumor of his execution ’ had reached Loudon. * Warsaw, Aug. 28—By an Ukase of his Majesty the Emperor bl'Russia, all Jews. Who are not physicians or established merchants, are ordered to renounce by the year 1825, the petty coinmcrce they have hitherto curried on, trades, &c. and to return to the occupation of their ances tors—that is to say, to till the ground. For this purpose the Government will as sign to them lunds in the temperate climate jot' European Russia, provide them with every thing necessary to commence their .^agricultural operations, and found thqir new settlement^ and allow them exemp tion of taxes for some years, if they con form to the supreme will of his Majesty. 1 On the other hand, they have no other al- te no i rive, but must entirely quit Russia am'. Poland. The publication of the U base Iihs caused great consternation mofigst the numerous Jewish population. Smyrna, Aug. 7.—The Greeks have re ceived part of the English- Loan. They , have refused 300,008 piastres for the ran- sjoi'.i of the Pat-hoof Argos. The Turkish fleet is proceeding against Hydra and the .Morea. The defeat of Omar Paclia in Roe-ia is confirmed, Athens is blockaded. Madrid Sept 9.—(by express.}—The King and the Royal Fumily still remain pdt St. Ildefonso. w LONDON, Sept. 16. In another part of this day’s paper, we have given rather a detailed account of the, honourA-rendered to Gen. La Fayett^, on his arrival at New York. . Some things . sufficiently ridiculous \yill be found in the narrative; but, in order to guard against . the slight's? suspicion that we were dispo sed tt» indulge in any burlesque.on so im- ' portent a subject, we have given, front the t American Papers, pur authority for every tiling that might otherwise be mistaken farcical invention.—Courier. - ■ ’ MANCHESTER, Sept. 18 Y./‘ m;e sorry to learn from the Glas- ow T'npers, that the weavers in that neigh- )rhoqcl, of whom 12,000 are formed into regularly organized Union, for the pur- oil' ot obtaining nn advance of Wages, nave had reconr§p to outrages which will throw an obstacle in the way pf attaining i!io : purpose, and, if persevered in, tnay tui: i- h ifiS Legislature with an excuse for re-enacting' the Cpmbihatkm Law. We perceive by the New-York papers that the inhabitants of Camden, S. C. arc about to crecj a monument to the memory jf Baron tie Kalb, a Major General in the 11 S. Army, who fell in battle near that place, during our Revolutionary struggle, and that it is intended to iuvite Gen. La Fayette to lay the corner stone. NATIVE GOLD.—A piece of native gold found in North Carolina, has been purchased for upwards of 8100 by Mes srs Leavenworth, Ilaydch &. Scoville, button manufacturers in New-York, for the purpose of being worked into an clc- gaut set of coat buttons, which will bear a likeness of Washington, and are -to be placed on a coat of Amcricau manufac ture, to be presented to General La Fay ette. New Canal.—The Boston Patriot states that the Board of Engineers will soon ar rive in that city, to ascertain the practica bility of connecting Barnstable and Buz zard’s Bay by n canal. There are about sirthonsand passages made round C'npc Cod annually, by our foreign aud coasting vessels, a large portion of which must find the Canal a more safe and expeditious route than doubling the “stprmv Cane Cod.” One death in Charleston by yellow fe ver, reported on the 24th Oct. and one on the 35th. The whole number of deaths from the 17tb to the 24th, was 19—8 by yellow fever. WHY IS NINIAN EDWARDS HERE ? This is a question that lias been fre- buentlv asked; nnd which, wo tiling we can answer, lie is kept at Washington by Messrs. Adams nftd Calhoun, to play part at the . commencement of the next session of Cohgress, and we have not the least doubt that he is at present employed preparing another address or memori- tothe House ofRcpresentatives against the Secretary of the -Treasury. It will he recollected that Messrs. Adams, Cal houn and McLcitn in tlicir famous 4th of July letter, asserted that the former attack of Edwards on the Secretary oftlie Treas ury was not finished; that it was yet to he decided upon..Edwards is here, then, to assist, in some sort, It verily that declar ation. But there is nn ulterior object- Messrs. Adams nnfl Calhoun expect that the presidential election will devolve on the House of Representatives. At the critical moment, should that be the case, Niniun Edwards will be set upon Mr. Crawford uguin, to tease, to -worry and depress him. We beg that our words may bo remombered. Infamous as such procedure may be, in will be resorted to. \ml this Edwards so degraded in the pub lic estimation, so covered witli the exe- crutions of nn enlightened community, so detested, as we are told, that the majority of tho hoarders at tho principal public house at Shnnnondali Springy threatened to leave it if He was permitted to t ake lodg ings there—from which cause, it. is snid, he refrained from going—this Ninian Ed- wurds is once more under the countenance of his former patrons—the Secretaries of State and War—to be a prominent figure in the political operations incident to the presidential election. Meanwhile, he does not refund the money he owes to the pub lic treasury.—'Washington Gas. “There has Wm seine demand fitr old Wee,• f<>r shipment to the continent,for which tits fid. n ISs-Jiavb been obtained; nnd smull parcels ol new bring 14s Od a 15s fid per cu t.” [From the London Price Cairo ill Tuesday Sept. 14.] THE MARKET. Cotton.—'The sides of lust week consist of about 1000 bugs. Tho prices of F.ast India Colton of in ferior quality may be noted n shade lower, but no alteration in other descriptions. Tho sales arc ns follow, vie—lOOBoweds at 8 a 8Jd, per lb.; 160 Perltains at HV{ to 1 Id. per lb.; 300 Suriits at 6j u 6$d.; 230 Bengali at 3 j to add., per lli.; 100 Ma- liras at fi a 6$tl. per lb. ; 62 Smyrnus at 71 a 7$d per lb.; all In bond. Near 16,000 bags (princi pally tho Surnts) are already advertised by tho Cbiupaoy for the 24th inst. which causes tho mar ket to bo flat. NASHVILLE, 'L'oun. Oct. 4. Rate. of Exchange —• 9. 8. Bank Notes 14; Spe cie 12 ; Virginia notes 12,; S. Carolina, IQs N. Carolina and Georgia 6 a 8; Louisiana, and Mis sissippi, 12, nnd Tombccbo nnd Mobile 8, per cent advance ; Kentucky notes 40 per cent., discount. sflrwu PORT OF SAVANNAH. PROGRESS OF LA FAYETTE. Wc learn from the Baltimore American that the General was landed at Yorktown on the lStli joist, about noon, amidst an immense concourse of gratified spectators. A nutionnl salute was fired on the occasion, nnd the whole scene was one of the most grand and imposing ever witnessed in Virginia. A letter from a gentleman of Baltimore who was present, states thut the General landed at a quarter before two o’clock P. M. in nn eight oared barge, nccompnnied by Chief Justice Marshall and other distin guished characters. He was received by the governor of Virginia and the Council of State. After the General’s reply to the Governor’s lie ascended a superb bar ouche drawn by four elegant grey9 with postillions in full livery—with him were seated the Governor of Virginia, the Chief Justice oftlie United States and the Sec retary of War. In othdV carriages fol lowed the Geuernl’s family, revolutionary officers, and others, and the procession was closed by an immense concourse of of citizens. The whole proceeded to the Gcnerul’s quarters, where he was received by Major Gen. It. B. Taylor and stall’, with n host of officers attached to the va rious Virginia corps. On the 19th there was to he a grand’ review. The number of persons ussem bled at York wns estimated at about six thousand. At Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on Wed uesduy last, a man by the name ofWilliam Kirkwood, drank off nearly three pints of whiskey, which occasioned his death in the course of u few minutes. Professor Edward Everett, lias been nominated for Congress, in the Middlesex District, Massacusetts, in place of the H»n. Mr Fuller, who declines a roelec- tion. Two other gentlemen have been put in nomination in the same district. Rhodc-Jsland Constitution.—The peo ple of Rhode Island have rejected Hie pro- po&a Constitution, by a majority of votes supposed to exceed 1500. The Editor of the Boston Gazette, who was at Albany when Gen. La Fayette was there, says—“A worthy gentleman of Al bany, who is somewhat celebrated for his eccentricity, asserted, in our presence, and we do not doubt the fact, that within one year there would be upwards of ten thousand children named after the, distin guished guest of the nation. He had an infant hoy, to whom he meant to give the following name; Vanschoon Snyderdict Pelt Mconhtigm VansnortLa Fayette/' The drawing of the pecond Class oftlie New York Literature Lottery, for August, took place in that city on the 20th instant. The numbers drawn, which determined the fate of every ticket in the Lottery,wore 13—39—18—3—7—1—55—45—8. Mrs. Moulton - . The American Sen tinel, published at Middletown,' Con. con tains a brief outline of the character of Miss Mary Green Campbell, supposed to be the identical Mrs.Mary Moulton,whose nnme appears so conspicuously before the American public in connexion with that of presidential candidate. If this Mr; Moulton be indentified ns Miss Campbell, f which there cannot be a doubt, her tes timony will pnss for what we lmvc always considered it to he worth—nothing. It nppears thnt she has been for years a no torious prostitute. “ She was by nature, (says the editor,) a smart, likely girl, with manners and *a person nnd appearnneo prepossessing; and as to her intellect, if some anecdotes that have been related of her be true, she, in the difficulties in which her love affairs, where the status ante hel ium could not possibly be restored, when negotiating about indemnities, evinced nn acuteness and finesse worthy of on old diplomatist.”—Bost. Cour. The “ elegant, educated, nnd refined” Mrs. Moulton, whose deposition is copied into the last Reporter, prefaced by an elaborate commendation upon her merits, written, probably, by Ninian Edwards, is the "celebrated” MissMarv G. Campbell, who, when about thirty eight years old, kept a boarding house in Albany, where Master John Moulton, an apprentice to the printing business aged about eighteen,' hoarded a short time, and was afterwards married to her. The gentleman who gave this information, added, that Muster John Moulton lost the favour ofhis friends by this marriage.—Taunton Rcji. ARRIVED, Ship Clmriot, Pratt, Boston, 9 days, vyith sun dries, to Johnston, Hills & co. R Campbell, L Baldwin fa co. P Hilt, Cnscv, Hoary fa Turner, S B Parkman, N B Weed, J \V Lang, T 8 Luther, 0 Johnson, H Richardson, G Ncwhull, It 8 Goff, 8 C Dunning, Jenney fa Douglass, 11 Tuppcr, O Taft, C Kelsey faeo. Bradley, Chtghorn fa Wood, .1 B Ilerhcrt fa co. mid T. Wright. Passengers, Mrs Savage, Miss Snvugo, Mrs Howard, Miss Howard, Miss Spalding, Messrs Clay, Douglass, VVycr, Chamberlin, Wright,Richardson, Smith,Spalding, Jordon, Kingsley, Kendall, Reed, Goodwin, und 6 in the steerage. Sloop James Monroe, Stowell, New York, fi days, to-Z Dav, Butler Scranton, 1 Norton, II B Hathaway. Passengers, N Stevens, S L Stevens, Lt. Cnntfield.L' S. A. Messrs T'ubour, Robin, W W Johnson, E Tullmndgo, Weeks, J Seers, D Seers, L Rood, Ludiiigton, Mr Burrows, lady nnd sou, Mr Cornwell, lady und sister, and IV Piper. Pole boat Paragon, Augusta, 5 days, 400 bales eotton, to G 11 Lamar, P Hill, Duhamel' 4' Attoe, G Gordon, S B Pnrkman,nnd Gumming fa Givutli- Inev. uetoV—A ship Supposed to Ins French, fronv Martinique. * A schr with painted ports. SAILED, * Schr Rambler, for Providence. Sclir Intrepid, for New York. Passengers in the ship Corsair, at Charleston fm Liverpool, Thus. Faulkner und Mr Howurd of the Theatre. t Pussenger in the ship Jjtspcr, Crocker, arr. at Boston fin Liverpool, Mr J Inglis, of Savannah. The Pallas, Britton, for this port, wasteft at Liv erpool, Sept. 10. . The brig Susan nnd Elizabeth, was npnt Boston, oiMhelfithiiisLfnrthii^iort^^ iNotiee. P F.RSONS having any business with Davies fa Berrien, during their nlisense from this Citv, will please apply to JOSEPH V. BEVAN, Esq. who will be found at their office. net 26 ||rHt7 ^ Assize of Bread. T HE average price.pfflour being ffi.\ per bar rel, IPfi weifiht, the weight ol bread for the resent month inust he «• 12$ Loaf 2 lbs 13 ounces fij do 1 do 6J do of which nil bakers and sellers yf bread will take due notice. o J I. ROBERTS, c. t. oet 5 13.3 The Library I S open for the delivery of Books on Monday. Wednesday, aud Friday, from turkf. until Whiskey, &c. ! Landing from on board the Julius Casar, _ • t aiulfor Sale, 20 ,'SP* }■ WfnsltRT. 10 liliils St Croix nnd Muscovado Sugar 6 bbls Loaf Sugar 6 ensnj 2 Ib.camilsters Gun Powder'Tea Oct 28 ||'ll!)i> PONCE fa. 1U*KKNZIE. SAVVA iNA 11 VOL. GUARDS. A COMPANY MEETING for the purpose ofdccting an Ensign, in tho room of Ensign Bow en, resigned, and fbr supplying such -oilier viieanoles, ns may then exist, will ho held at tho Long'Room of the Exchange, 1 TO-MORROW EVE* NINO, —Dili instant at SEVEN. O' CLOCK. Punctual attendance is required. Bv ordef. 11E1NEMANN, 1st Scrg’t, S. V. G. oet 23 lint The Genuine -Improved Seidlitz Powders. SJ/VDOZEN of (he true English Seidlitz Pow- OUdei-sluVr been received from London, via New.Vork, per brig Monroe nnd for snip loW by LAY fa HENDRICKSON. Chemist and Druggists, Shad's Buildings. oet 7 18fi Sweet ami fyerin Oil, &c. The subscribers offer for sale. -4 BASKETS superior Swe'ot Oil jLmJ Six) galls, winter strained Sperm Oil fi kegs Salt Pet re 300 Bottles Castor Oil (in pint Bottles) 300 do Stoughloti’s Bitters, pints and quarts LAY 4- HENDRICKSON, Ort 26 » lt)7 - Shads Ruildinu .Seed Rice. T HE subscribers will engage, to deliver nny quantity of Seed Rice, prime Riveror Inland Swamp.' Early npplirntions will be necessary ns it will be pounded out, ifjput engaged in nil Novem- Iter. , • also—For sale. Two Prime Ndgroes, one u smart active Boy 13 years old ; aiulthe other 32 or 34 an excellent Gardner and Fisherman.. BULLOCH fa DUNIVODY, Oct 26 ttl!)7 Factor* Jonei’ Builditiss. ~ Lard and Butter. ^r|KEG3 LEAF LAUD 23 Kegs Goshen Butter Received pur Louisn Matilda, for sale, by I. B. HERBERT fa Cn •t 23 100 Mrs. E. licaulard, r> ETUIINS her thanks to the ladies of q. .BLV unh and Its Vicinity, and bogiloava tnw n thorn tljatsho lms just received by brlgtVnthe \ Elegant PaMcrns for the Sca^ 0 with an usortmept or new (HBflOJVS-.i, I I.adlesand Gentlemens LA FAYETTE tSt nii J -tt. rfX£' v,l ‘ l Machine for tllat purpose. ‘ ^ oct 27 rl»8 Blankets, Cotton jyao'snuir 2 BALES LONDON DUFFLE of Into importation 50 pieties Cotton Bagging 100 casks Cut Nails, assorted 3 barrels-Noi 1 Castor Oil 50 do India Point Girt For,sale by H.LOtt&fe Co oet 27 103 s Sugar. 100 :s b SK 12 bbls brown , " o For sulo by G AUDRY fa oct 27 * t!98 '/ ^ Cotton Baggin ps * lnt:h Rnltic Hemp ^SttonWrJ UP Ju#t i-cccivcd and tor sale liv “ EALVINBai OhuiiEnr, Oct'27 108 Sugar, Coftee, etc. * JA HMDS Prime St Croix SUGAR till 75 bids* do do do 7ft bugs prime Green Coffee 25 bbls Louf unit Lump Sugar 30 crates blue und fp-cen edged Flatei I 13 Tons Swedes Iron, assorted 201) Gr'mdstoues 40 Colls Bale Rope 4 Cases Twine For sale by IIALL fa HOVt I Oet 27 108 *■' "7” John 'J M . Howland, C ONTINUES to do busbies in, Miiludgeville, i aud ft’4i!e rs the nlfer of his services to the friends and the public, In the transaction of. tigen- cy business generally. ' oct 2 tr-ttlS I Just Landing rnoM on Bo vnp the ocoitais tacisi- I -| BBLS. WHISKEY 1 150 do superfino Flour 100 half bbls. do 70 bugs best Green Coffee 4 lijpls Antigun Sugar 12 boxes white do do i> 12 do brown “ “ 10 half pipes Lisbon Wins, 30 qr chests Hyson Tea 5 boxes Souchong “ 60 bbls Louf Sugar v 50 do Lump 10. boxes Chocolate 5 bills Glue. 13 cases wool Huts 2 “ Strew Bonnets 7 “ domeslic Goods 7. hides “ “ 7 kegs truce chains, With a fresh supply of Hardware und- Cutlcn. Apply to P.M’DI'.RMurr, net 23 || m 11)6 Market tjqiuirt,| A Family of Negroes for sale, A WOMAN about 25 yenrs ofage, n good Cool: lI Washer anti boner, and plain Scamstress;- wlth her three children. Apply ut this Office. Oct-27 trU»8 DIED, On the lf)th inst. at the'residence of Mr. Wm. A. Grant, in Wilkes county, in the fiStli year of her ge, Mrs. Ann Hamilton, of Savannah. COMMERCIAL. Williams College Ims recently conferi honorary degree of D. D. upon tnp Rev. S. S. Bemis, Pastor of the Presbyterian < conferred the Rev. Nathan , -’reshyterian Church, in Troy, N. Y. Mr. Brtinis has declined the honor intended, upon the ground that these honorary degrees are contrary to the principles of the gos pel, nnd especially referred to in Christ’s prohibi tion of tlie use of tbc term Rabbi. more that Wc state upon tbc Authority of the Baltim Federal Gazette, that at the Ball given in t city in honor of La Fayette, “ when the ladies were sealed at tlie Jive supper tables, such a grovpe of exquisite beauty alia fusftion never BEron* CAVE LUSTRE TO AN ASSEMBLY IN THE Nf.W World." ' Anew way of blowing on^s self up.—A man in Germany lately made way with hims^Jf by filling Jus mouth and nostrils with gun-powder, aud setting fire to it. [Bv the Corsair at Liverpool.] LIVERPOOL, Sept. 18.—The Cotton Market continues to be languid, and all descriptions are difficult to move; in the lower qualities of Ameri- 'can, there is a decline of • d per lb; but in other kinds prices remain much the same as last week. The total sales amount to 9706 lmgs, viz;—by pri vate treaty, 4987 Uplands, 339 at 7J a 7?d, 2173 at 7$ a 7? ; 2132 at ~i\a 81367 at 81 a 8$; 5fi at 8| a 9d; 379 New Orleans, 10 at 7$(1,11 l"at 8] a 8$, 97 ot 8] a9, 46 at 9) a 95, 25 at 10$, 40 at 1 Id, 60 at IF; a 12d; 1954 Tennessee fac. 373at71 a7$d, 1423 at 7; a7:j, 124 at 8>, u 8j, 32 at 8’d; 195 Sea Islands, 44 at 13} a 13-jd, 77 at 14, 54 at 14$, 10 at 15, 10 at Ifid; 108 Stained do. 94 at 8d, 44 at 8$ 30at9$ a 10d; 508 Pernambuco, 404 at 11 u llja 130 at 11$, 34 at 12d; 309 Bahiii, 204 at 10 a told. 95 nt 10';, 10 at ltd; 989 Marnnham, 390 at )6 a 10}d, 299 at JOj a 10$; 20 Mina Nova at9$d; 10 Para at 9}d; 65 Oronoko at 9*; 35 Demcrara at lljd; 20 Barbados at 9! ; 12 St. Vincefit at JOjd 13 Bahama at 9$d; 80 Carlhagena at 7d; 20 Egyp tian at 10}d; 50 Surat,30 at 5}d, 20at 7Jd; 50 Ben gal at 5'i a 5?d per lb. And at aiiction, 197 Detoe' rams were offered, of which 87 were sold at lOd per lb. Of Tobacco, some few parcels were taken for export and home use,atourquotations—[Ljo7d.j Carolina Rice has been in very moderate.de mand, an-; only 60 casks have found buyers, at 14s 6d a 15s per ewt. for middling to'good. [Another same date.] “We annex u statement of the sales nnd import of cotton, since the beginning of the month, viz : —During the week ending on the 4th, sales 6040 bags—import 2923; do. on the the 11th, sales 7060 -rivnport 10381; do. on the ISth, sales 9790—im port 9479; from which it will be perceived,that the demand has on the whole beeh very limited, and our prices, particularly of the inferior qualities of American Cotton, may now be. considered to be Jtb to j d lower, than our last quotations; fiiq prin cipal sales of Upland? mode at present being ut from 7$ to 8d,j1er lb. “There was a good deal more business done yesterday than for softie time past, aboutSOOObags navingberii sol.d, which swells the business of the week considerably, but the market previously was excessively dull und .drooping. “The recent accounts ot injury to your crops from drought, have not had, as yet, any very per ceptible influence on the tone of feeling in the marketttbe disposition to'sell continues loincrcnsr and it seems fair to presume that it will ^continue so long as such exaggerated estimates-are enter tained of the probable produce of your crop. Un der these circumstances it will be necessary thut the prices on your side,of tlie new crop, open low to admit of its being a profitable shipment. ivE o’clock. ling 26 169 Bethlehem,—Georgia. A PUBLIC examination in this Academy will commence on Thursday tlie 14lh ofOctobcr, and lie continued from duy to day at the pleasure of parents und guardians who may be present. The relations and friends of tlie young ladies arc respectfully invited to attend, together with all. neighboring persons, who tuke pleasure in the cln valion offemale character. The exRlnlnationwii embrace'many oftlie most Interesting branches, between the student of orthography, and those of Humes Elements. It is hoped something will be done to shew that the highest intellectual attain ments are the exclusive properly of no sex. For the accommodation of spectators the students will be Cx.iimined in the hew Church; The winter session will commence onjtlie 15th of November. Terms. Board, tuition, lodging;washing, fircundcandles, for the .Scholastic year of eleven months |M30 For the session or half year 75 Use of bopks,maps,ink und pencils per session 1 All fees in advance. In the department of music and painting, the terms oftlie present year continued. Each young lady to furnish u pair of sheets and towels. By those unnoqnuintcd with the character oftltis institution, reference can be bad to bis Excellency Governor Troup—to tlie President mill officers, of the University of Georgia—to the ltev.Dr. Brown •Dr. Joel Abbot—Hr. John Gerardino, or Judge Wuync.—As regards health and other local ad vantages, no institution in the SoutiM-i n»Counlry can be more favorably sitiiuted. In other respects it is foi the public to determine the extent of out claims to patronage. • Our former mean* of improvement w ill bo in creased by an additional pbpularand able instruc tress. By another instrument for. the benefit of jhoso engaged in the acquisition of music : afid if possible, by a more undivided attention nn the part of those hitherto engaged in the literary dc parlmcnt. oct 7 186 G EORGIA—-Oliulluun County—To all whom it may content—Whereas, JoscphR.Thomp son has applied to the Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Chathum County (or letters of administration on the estutc and effects of William R. .Holland, late of Savannah, Druggist, dcc’fl in behalf of the heirs and creditors. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all und singular the kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, to file their objections (if any they have) to the granting of the administration oftlie estate of the deceased to the applicant Ifi tlm Clerk’s Office of the said Court, on. or before the twenty seventh day of November next; otherwise letters of administration will be granted. Wlincgsthe Hon. John P. Williamson one of the Justices of the said Court, tlic27thOct. A. D. 1824 oct-27 198 S. M. BOND.c co. Stray Horne, v S TRAYED from the subscriber last evening, a Grey HOUSE. Said I torso blind. A reasona ble i-cw’Mril will ho given forliis delivery ut Geo. Milieu Esq. Stable, near the Baptist Church Squuro. J. BLANCHARD, oct 25 a" 196 HEALTH. H EALTH, the greatest of all earthly blessings- At this season of the your, when it is so high ly proper und important to cleanse the Stomach and Bowels of redundancy of bile, and all perni cious mid ruinous accumulations, the proprietors of LEE’S most excellent ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, would very respectfully advise the use of several doses of them, and thereby in many instances pre vent head-aches, sickness ut tlie stomach, obsti nate obstructions of the bowels, scorching fevers, DEE’S WORM DESTROYING LO ZENGES, a nii>|t now'erful Medicine, removes und destroys ali kinds .of worms; LEE’ri ELIXEIt, yn invnliutljii medi cine, it never fails to cure (he most violent cold, and affords instant and greHt relief, in all obstinate coughs, it idso relieves young children from chol- ics, 4-c. LEE’S NERVOUS CORDIAL, am excellent medicine for all nervous uffectious, wenkness, pains in loins, hack, 4^- LEE’S ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, no medicine ever excelled this in curing rheumu tlsin, sprains, bruises,- frosted feet, S,-c. 4*c. LEE’S AGUE AND FEVER 01101% a never failing Cure. LEE’S SOVEREIGN OINTMENT, warranted to cure the itch, by only one applica tion. LEE’S FERSIAN LOTION, an ex cellent medicine for curing tetters, ring worms, prickly heat; softens the skin, and improves|the complexion. LEE’S INDIAN VEGETABLE SPE CIFIC—An effectual cure for the Venereal and Gonorh.-cU. LEES’ TOOTH-ACHE DROPS— w'hich give immediate relief. LEE’S TOOTH POWDER—Which cleanses and benutifies the teeth. LEE’S EYE WATER—A certain cure for sore eyes. LEE’S ANODYNE ELIXIR—For the cure of head-aches. LEE’S CORN PLAISTER—For re moving and destroying conn. LEE’S LIP SALVE. ID* Numerous Oases of cores cou|d be annex ed, of tho happy and good effects thnt have foj low’edthe use of-the above JUSTLY CjBLEBRAb TED FAMILY MEDICINES, but the publisher hns not room for them in this paper. . • *„* Please to observe whatever, and where ever you lmy none enn bo Lee’s Genuine Family Medi cities, without the sigiiutiire of the proprlcfor, NOAH I1IDGF.LY, „ Laic Michael Lee fy-Co. The above famous fumily medicines are fix sale by , ' DR. A. DELAR0CI1E, Senr. Druggist! Savannah Who hus just received a fresh supply froifi Bulti more. • oct 7’ 186 ‘ Cotton Bugging.. (£f \ PIECES first quality Dundee I!;i: J for sale by HALL u, il'JU] oct 25 196 P. M UGUaIOTT, H AS just received by the brig Joseph S.l from Philadelphia,and other recent win which ho offers for side on the most accomn ' ting terms, 150 kegs Dupont’s Gun Powder,FI FFG, FFFG. 5 do do in canisters 300 Bags Patent Shot, assorted 2 Tons Bur Lead 10 do . Share Moulds 90 Bngs henvy Black Pepper 60 bbls Loaf 'Sitgur, small slzft . 40 do Lunin “ do 4 pines Holland Gin I , 8 tin Schiedam dm - 2 do Old Peach Brandy 100 bills Rye Whiskey 40 hlids do 100 pieces Cotton Baggings 100 kegs Cut Nails assorted 60 lings best Green Coffee 8 hhds St Chiix Sugar 16 boxes Whittcmore’s Cotton CarJs, i and 10 2 eases Shot Guns, of a superb quality 6 bulcs heavy London Duffie tu ' " ' Blankets 160 dor. baskets Salt’4 12 bbls Copperas With a general assortment of Hardware, Dry Goods and Gw , ceries. Oct 25 xi 196 « G EORGIA Chatham county—By the lion, the Justices of the Inferior court of Chatham coun ty silting for ordinary pujposes. To all whom it may concern. i Whereas William Davies administrator of Ja cob Franklin Kcal dec. has petitioned the hon. court of Ordinary to bo discharged from his said administration. These arc therefore to ’cite nnd admonish all nnd singular, the kindred and creditors of the suid deceased to file their objections (if any they have,) in the office of the office of the Clerk of the court of ordinary, on or before the 7lh dny of S next, otherwise letters disrISissory will be d the petitioner. Witness the honorable John P. Williamson, one of th? Justices of said court this 7th day of tfepteinbef) A. D. 1824. 8. M. BOND, c c o c c. sep 9. lt£ G t EORGIA, Chatham County—By the hsmora- T ble the Justices of the Inferior court of Cliath am county silting for ordinary purposes. To all whom it may concern. Whearns Charles Gregory executpr of Thomas G. Davis late of Chnthnm county deceased lias petitioned the honorable the court of ordinury he discharged from fits said executorship. These ure therefore to cite nnd udmonish all and singular the kindred arid creditors of the said deceased, to file flicir objections, if any they have, in the office of tlie Clerk of tlie -court of ordinary on or before the 7th. day of March next, otherwise letters dlsinissory Will be granted tlie petitioner. ' , Witness tho honorable George L Cope, one the Justices of tlie said court this seventh day September, A. P. 1824. S. Mi BOND, c c o c c sep 9 175' N INE months after date application Will be made to the hop. Inferior court of Chnthnm county,for leave to sell all that lot in Savannah known by the Nor 1, Ellis square, Decker Ward, with the hnprpvements thereon : and nil that lot jn Snvannnh known by the No. 23, in Liberty ward, with the buildings thereon, being the tout estate of Joint Smith, doceasedjor the beno- fit of tho heirs. may 16 FREDERICK tfBRB, Arim’r. 114 15 Fresh Fall Mackerel, mackerel! BBLS NO. t 30 do do 2 65 do do 3 13 half bbls no 1 13 do do do 2 16 do do do 3 __ 10O boxes fresh Herrings landing from brig Hope from Boston, forsaldl , ROBERT S. GOFF.l oet 25 Ml96 Oct2o VVliite Corn. BUSHELS White Flint COliN.j p-e. Kor sale Iff I HALL fa IIOb| 900 board sloop Scourge. For sale (96 G lassical aud English Seniinl T HE suliscriberinfoi'tns his friencls nniltM iir, that hit Seminary for the instrudijiJ young Ladies'and Gentlemen is now open l)’ receptiotrof pupils.—The course of Edn.iuli™ 1 Comprise the Greek and Latin Languages i ditto,ti to the ranches ttsuully tuught ut ] schools.* . ■ » , ,Yfiling Cftntlemcn prepared for entrance * the Militury Academy or any College in tbs “-l For terms apply to the subscriber nt his resiuci corner of Drayton and York Streets. * I Oct 25 t.||l90 HENRY MAC DONNE 1 ']! For sale Elegant PIANO FORTE, tow (or cosM Apply ut this office Oct 25 196 , 75 Hollars Reward. W ILL lie paid for the apprehension livery to the Subscribers of the foils’ 11 Negroes. FRANK, the property of G, B. Lnmiuv, 4 stout bluck fellow, about 35 years'of age-- 15 j tie cross-eyqd, and has holes I n Ills cars fo» which lie usunlly wears. He has been emi for muny yenrs in boating on the Suvtmnabj and is well known by the nnme fif Frank or Frank Twiggs—He rannwuy about the July lost, andlias since been frequently ! In the neighbourhood of Purisburg and Ebcn HANNAH, the property of Maj. Janiesn' .large woman about 26 years of ago, the me Frank, who rnnawuy at the same (irac, amt doubt With him. Fifty dollurs will bb paid for the Frank To his owner in Savannah, or for v liim in tho Savannah Jnll-rund twenty lursYor the delivery qf Hannah to her o"’fi w Richmond County, of in tho Augustu •!>" • *:# ’ g; 8, lama JAMES oct22 ext 104 Bunk atuto of Georgia) , SAVANNAH, Ms Oct. 18 T HE Board of Directors having declsm, Dividend of $2 per ahure, or 2 par the last six months, on die Capital Stock Bank, the same will be paid to the ip! Stockholders thereof, or to theirordeii'W