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ro utica r. e t 1'RlfipBlUCK S. L' ErLI, n i v viu.vrr.it. I’Aii.r t AVi u inoiiT’Wu.L. t. o ils Tit y I'Ai'i it ..six DOix. PAY UII.L IX A fix'A PCIt ANNUM. . lilt \ X •. 1 M . (D’All n and new udv -both pane! eluents appear Hi ■ 31 INDAY EVENING, NovEMti.it 1.182 :m PElilOIl COURT.—A Convention < if tliejudgcs of Vho ^uipcrior Court of tin 4 ritiUfe id Georgia, will Ilf held at Milledge- villc on the 6th inst. in con.-cquci)ce’ of which Judge Way mi, I19 directed the Clerks the Superrat Courts of the coun ties hereaftei’mentioned, to adjourn them ns follows:— fs•; .-*|lj|BB^*?| ui.n-.i to bo adjourned from the 1st November to M tilt : ■intosli, from tl bcrly, from tl van, from ilit- Istji do. , from Nile ,29th do. Effingham, November* dth do. to latll do. to to. to 2d Dec. oth Dee. « 1 111 i 1 t-. 13th Dec. The following gentlemen were, on feat- jiduy hist eleeted.officers of the beat coni- M.'tny in the J ittle Oyechee District, viz:— W.m, G/Vpnv, Captain: 'WillisE. Frank- a in, 1m l.ieutcnan:; 11vuidiNO Bu.JtT, 2d Lieutenant; tmd Da.mi l D. Brower, En- aii.ll. . ’ ' TI1E NATIONS GUEST. Sincd the return of Cicero from exile, JUiil he landing of Timoleon at Syracuse, 4 e has been nothing,of the hint) that can be at all compared with the rtjAition of (sen. La Payette in this country;-—not #m fely in the out-pouring of Heart, but ct ii iden d tis a tribute to those peculiar dr positions of soul and qualities oficliafaq-’ :,.;rlh:it most desdfcye : Itougli the least com- vmnd the admiration of the massof njnn- lle lavished his blood and exjiend- uera&tMJ&foctaU-s itt New Jersey, have nominated an Electoral ticket composed of the friends of Gen. Jackson and Mr. Crawford. TENNESSEE’.—The I legislature of Tennessee have pa Ted a law, providing for the election of electors of President and YiccTrehident pf the United States. The state is divided^Mfi felqveq districts, the citizens of each district chhosing one elector. ■ The election is to take place on the first Thursday ultd Friday in Novem ber. •' ifitv of cmnmunic.n- To illustrate th tion in JVfi.chignn territory, tin the Detroit Gazette says that woo been seltt 1080 miles going and returning, to he carded at an establishment in that eitv. A. * ., • .. • v;-\ . ' '2, I'dWM-vhora who have houses ofeom- linu' ,,fI mercceMtihlishojl m tin? territory pfthe ;*»..• Jilepublic, .shall have tin- same .credit.pi| " K,> 'he payment, of duties as Colombians, hut se who have not must pay the duties in ash, or give satisfactory security. ot tilt m ed his treasure, in the cause of ajeountry, foreigh to him by birth and doubly foreign to him from, the prejudices of education, S is foie; but it wi.l he recollected, that Jus glory was absorbed by the splendor of ifi.it towhom lie stood bitt in tlio relation e satellite to the planet; and besides, nearly the half of a century hail pass way, leaving its layers of dust upon the ammonals of his goodness.—He had been hilapthrophUt too, undf.an underiating triot ; but then again, one would have supposed that the same calculating spirit which could refuse to,the poor Greeks the oare expression of its sympathy, would ha i e shi unk below zero attlic mere brcalli- jng'pf the name of this determined foe to the Holy Alliance. He had bcei. a Re- nuliicifu also, during a long life of peril, and thfoug a thousand temptations; yet, calumny hud detracted from his well eurn- tid fume, and advo sity had set her upon Ids fortunes.— In spite of all these thing' upon his return to the bosom of his adopted country.how vterynruch were oven the most < mhu.dasiic expectations of his admirers soli bait him, that mi. the ; veeeded H for, the General him- little idea of pur feelings toward e made frequent enquiries du- jsage of the routes conveiiien- cies and facilities of traveling through tions <.f the country.—In his •ess from Huston ffPStoik-towb, •ontiuous triumphal procession and child rushed in throngs i ith delight in their eyes and joy i; as if gratitude were in stiu-.'t with them ; and ns if they thought rami m rendering homage to disintorestec nHue they rendered a thanksgiving to * a oil as t he author .of it.— v - i* Iitiwc ver, besides the good effect that 'Aids r j .-it will have, in eherishing the menv Revolutionary struggle; in var; ous see (U !e pro j.t Wi isoiie c iftun Y* OlUii A:' -l! nd, wit ou i heir tor I XT'S: or NORTH CAROLINA.—The election for electors of President and V. President of thoJJ. St. tak,es place in North Carolina on the 11th inst. A letter from Dubliii comity, N. C. to the editors of the Register say s—“Mr. Craw- ford is gaining grpund fast in this county. 1 f the election had taken place in August* lie would not have received two-fifths of the votes; now life will get a majority, .'mid iie is still gaining” MASSACHUSETTS.—An intcUifcent gentleman who lips travelled through .the, ulterior of Massachusetts says the great mass of the people are opposed to Adariis*, and in fuvortoffllie unpledged ticket. , INDIANA.—Recent intelligence from Indiana, (says the Cincinnati Gazfette,) prove beyond a doubt that the stale is safe for Mr. Clay. Tlie friends of Gen. Jack- sdn, agreeably to.previous arrangements, have held their convention at Satcm.: All the Jacksoniana wore duly notified, and great exertions were mode; but the con vention proved a sad adventure for the Jackson party. Hardly one-third of Hie counties were represented at all! In Inany of them the persons who met to choose delegates were not u moYt than enotigh to constitute the officers of the meetingIn Switzerland county but 14 persons attend ed. In Harrison county a meeting to choose a delegatc was called; but not a single individual appeared. In the New Purchase not a meeting was lipid, except in the county of Shelby. Li Jennings no meeting could lie -got up. A gentleman, however, from that county had the curi osity to go to Salem , aud Jbehold he was re ceived at a delegate ! ’ , KENTUCIvA'.—A meeting of the fricuds' of Gen. Jackson, was held in’ Frankfort, (Ivy.) on the 2d tilt. The most favorable opportunity (says a Frank fort paper,) for holding the meeting was selected; it was appointed to he held on the same day with a Regimental Muster; it was advertised twice in the Western Volunteer; the State-hodsc bell was three Ames rung, to give notice to the citizens ; and finally the meeting yfas opened in. the Representatives chamber jnsf after tlip Regiment wqs dismissed in the front of the State-house: the day was fine; and it was thought that the military excitement pf the occasion would for the morrfent at least, favor the pretensions of the Military Hero. With all these advantages, thb whole number of persons assembled from this and the neighbouring cmfnties, wnis ; pu< ly thirty seven, as counted by a person in the lqbby; of these several were friends of Mr Clay, who were mere spectators, and the number who took'.pact in the proceed ings was from 20 to 28.” j A gentleman at Washington, speaking of Mi-. Crawford in a letter to hi.i friend sa^s—“would to Heaven, that eycty elec tor in the United States knew thia man there would no longer be any, hesitation as to the question who should be our next President.” »S,t. Louis, Mo. 8ept. 27.—A detach ment of the 1st. Regiment Infantry, con sisting of4 companies, and GO tefernits of tlie (ith llcgimout.cmiinrkcd at this place uuder the immediate order of Major Kcar- iiey, for Council jBlutls, on,tlie 17th inst. in four Kehl Boats of tho first ahd second class.; This’detachment, we understand, is to forth pah of the military cscOrt, that istr> ascend .tlie Missouri, enriy next spring from ( opncil Bltitfs, with Gen. Atkinson and Mhj. OTalhvn, commissioners afir pointed under the,Opt Of Congress, of the 26th May last,, to hold tiTatifes oj’ -trade, and friendship with the Western tribes of Indians. * \ A,, " . The Keel Boats which o.omposd the transportation of that Cupps arc prodded with machme*! on a new anti iinpvov.ed plan, invented by Geri. Atkinson, njul cx- ecufed by Gregg, M'Daniel, n skilful me chanic. 'Elio machinery consists . of a shaft thrown across.the ccfttre of (lieboat., with rt water-wheel at each end-^u five foot cog-wheel.in the centre of (fie' shaft, and put in motion by another cog-wlicol'3 fcet4 inches resting on un iron sluift which supports a fiy-wlieel at otic ertd, of eight feet in dinmeter.-—The, fly and sfilall cog wheel ntc moved by a crank projecting froftt an nrin of tlio .fly-wheel, with two Pitmans wlqoh aro impelled by soldiefs; seated on from eight to ten benches, filiir a-brenst, with n succession of crpos-hars. before cadi bench contained in a frame, that moves oil slides, with ,a three feet Stroke of the cfnnk.—The men uro com- lortahly seatqd under an awning, shclt6r- cd froin the sun and rain—the lnbeur liuieh Ji lighter than rowing with a 'common icllcd p' * onr, nnd thchqats tire’ propelled with a velocity, sufiitieiit to stem the most rnjiid tll/t ^Pl*n nil! tlln currents in .pf ti no distinction; in strengthening the I'm i ofunion betweentlie.diflbreutsections oi cpUtttry thutcontend with such generous rh a try to do him honor ; and in convincing the Holy Alliance that both young aiid eld, we Jove our free institutions—-it will hjiv.-fitic very inij». ■ rrt tq usjin'th^’.reUlr tjons of social life, that of dissipating the ; Uigur John Bull prejudices that our peo- inherit against the French, 'and of in upping them to observe towards that gat gallant and polished people, all,the regard tha they assuredly dcserve-r-pusScssing mtuiiters, infinitely moregrateiul to uswlio a. e no epicures, than the Spanish carriage that our young Southrons so highly afi’ect now-a-davs. A’u Gen. I,A FAYETTE has signified his intimion of visiting Rnleigh, N. C, about i^e 20th Decemhcr next. 'fhere was four deaths of Yellow fever jH Charleston on tlie 27th and 28th ult. c Missouri. T^c fiotdlp mdde ClifTrlofi flora this plneo in nhout two days, a distance tlidt requires ht least lour'days by boats prrtpellfcd in the ordi nary mode. It is nseertniued that these transports, will innko tweijty miles per day and thirty in pn^cs of femqrgel(cy. ’ ■ Copt. Shaler pf the Oth Regiment, lips arrived with 05 recinifs from Louisville, after heiiig detained a month on.tlic Olpo by low water. ’ This detachment will set out fpr Coun cil Blatls, we understand in a day or two. LAW.—At the September term of the ^Superior 'Court in Columbia • County, it was decided that a note is negocialde, Avhere the words (“order” or “(bearer” art omitted. A Dwarf by tlie name of Stevens, he- longing to New Hampshire, is- exhibiting himself in New-Yprk; IIo. is 21 yeats of age, 37 inches in height and weighs 34 p£ii(nd8; 'HpJs rearer nted as being it perfept m6de! of the human gpeeies,, and Ins features,, form, actions-and .conversa tion tpi bo manliqpss in miniature,. His objectiis tO. obtain monfey to pay for his education. . Thursday tlie ll tli day of November is appointed a clay of, Thanksgiving and PraycGin New Hampshire. f--. Tho 9th day of December has been ap pointed a day of Thanksgiving in the State of Connecticut. : . By reports received at the Navy Depart- nu at, through Com. Porter, fronxTliomp ** a’s Island, as late us the 2Sth ult. it *;< ! thpt the sick Hritl become convides- CPR(, and that the general health of the , gVeo kpd. very mitck. im^pved^ The Detroit Gazette says that they cal culate there that on the 4th of July, 1626. at which time half, a 'Century of our inde pendence will be completed, that the Ter ritories of Arkansas and Michigan, will be admitted us state*, thug making t)ie bur month's, they have heo.it brisk at 27 sous; at prqscnt they are less in demand, and can be obtained at26.to 201-^1, accof- ditm to quality—conditions, 4 per et. tare, and 2 kill, por bole. Thfii last 'arrivals and other cargoes daily lobked for will considerably increase Mir stock, wlijch no lonht will have the effect of further , redu cing our rates. X. ^ We hnve ftefvices fr'orii Alexandria to the last of July, wlikh continue 'to reprdsctrt 1 the crop as very fine^ and estimated at from 150 to 200,000' hales. Wo are also infer mod that the Pacha will, fix-such alue upon tho orticlo nswefear will have at ...o effect of keeping our prices not linger '20 sons. ' Wc are however daily expect ing further information on this subject, hich wo shalhcotninunicnte to Vrtu. Othbr Gottbns from the Levmn are dull present,'though prices are tlio same. Wc’goncrally receive hut little Cotton from the Ujiitod States, the quality of the small partfelnlhst arrived was biirindiffer- ent and pricos run from 34 a2G sous. Ve- ryiprimn rtybeld at 37. -. , OuV’Miuiufncturers who Used lutcly the E'gy ptian Cotton found, it equal to the best quality, of Lpuisana, * ■> SUDDEN DEATH When sudden death hnppfens in the street, tlie nearest door should be immedi ately opened ior the reception of the body. In nil ctisfe.^ interment should W defcrrcij. till^igns of putrefaction appear, but 6s- r jieciqllV in, those where tjo grqrpttion of ‘ disease hn,$ prcccded,> ns ■ in .cases o Hiys- tcncs, apoplexy, cxtcrrfhl injurieH, 3roWn- ing siiffoeiitjon, 4cc.’ «&e. The’effect of sound upon . animal life is" nstonlshiqg. Thfe .beat of a druni infty have a very- ben eficial effect, upon persons ih a stufo of suspended animation. At one time, a scream, extorted by grief, proved the means of resuscitating a pferson supposed to he dfead.—Med. Intdl. Mutiny.—Our correspondents of the Boston Courier and Patriot, have trans mitted Us the following particulars ol>- tainod froim Cnpt. Macy, oftliO.sliip Pal ladium. whicharrivcd tliere from Coquim- ho, on Mpnday morning:—»About the mid dle of Juno, tlie ship Globe, of Nantucket, arrived at Valparaiss, the crew having mutinied, and muvilered Thotnns Worth, tho commaudor, Wm. Beetle, first ‘mate) and John Lombard, second mate. It np- jearf tlie wnitineers took the ship to the ‘ ;rave itlands, with tlie intention of remaining, nftcr putting nshore every thing from her.of any use;'that they quar relled among themS dycs as to who should he captain, aud shot -the head mutineer, wounded n yonng mail, an under officer aud aftbrwtirds hung the steward, suspec ting him not to hfe favdurahly disposed to wards thorn;rlml while most ofrno iiiuti neers were ashore ,at the Island above mentioned, Smith, (a boat steercr) who .was left on hoard with one or two men and one or two hoys* took advantage of their absence,, cut the cables, and made sail, anil on .the Cba'sbof PTsru fell in witli a vessel, thdfirst rnatc pf which navigated her to Valparaiso, wheto she was takeh possqs- sipn pfjbjr tlie Aijierioan Consul, apdavoulid jiliortly prodCe d to Nantucket, NEW YORK, Oct. 22. By the arrival of the brig ^lotion yb^- tcnlny, we have heon furnished AVim a tile of Stockholm pnpjers, « good • portion of which isdevotod tclfhc'affnirofthe Greeks, tlio Brazilians, Peruvians, &c., &c. The more opportunities wo have of seciug fore ign, Gazettes, tho more evidence do We find that the struggles for national free-* dom now making in different countries -engage the attention and interest of intel ligent men in ev.qry part of the world. mahd-ofCapt. Raynard. It w^s ufidcr- S stood that Smith ’and, Jiis associate’s nn- pureiiily joined* the mutineer?, 1 through f<W,-with the determination Ad seize tlig first.opporjtwtityto eficct a res'cUe of^the proj^erty and thfemsfelves. * . Nur- Yoi'fc Evening Post. man in dated Sept. 25;. COLOMBIAN COMMERCIAL REGl ; . ULATIOSfS, ( f “ > * We h.avc been politely favored with the following extract of a letter from a gentle u . sl u *. 1 ’jfrjcndimBaUiniyiT —Balt. Artier. Law oV 28th July. Article J. The Colombian tori is twenty qutmftls, 2, Foreign vessels pay half a Spanish ,clo)ltir per. ton; National vessels ! real per ton. =. ' ' f . , . 3, National ycssel$o/.^0 tons or under, pay no tonnogfe. ' •. ' ‘ ; 4. Natlopal vessels trading between diftbtontAiortsjofthe Republic, jf above '0 duty is increased on 20 tons. :/ i$vrbp vessel uidoeding, or in ten days after she anchors in a polt of entry, unless in' case of-wCather ufter her last departure. G, The Customs will receive thp rejp)^, tpr^ of all vessels, and* will, apt returii .them until the tonnage money js paid. , 7. But if there arp consuls or epm mer cial agents residing in'thfe'ports, wlio mqy represent such vessels ns- belohgihg Jq, their nations, the customs, after having received tlie register and'as(pe^- s “ : — J ‘ 4 -’ tonnage/ shall, bn being i cquired' so to'dp( pass the registers to the said consuls or gents, under their responsibility, &<2 , 8.'arid 9. Prescribe the payment of the tonnage monthly, alnl repeal the old jaw, i Law of 30th July,. ' • /; V •Art. 1. The laws and decrees, feompell ing foreigners to consi-;u thcmspivcs.tr Colombian merchants, are-repealed. Iq consequence, foreigners may, of thepi solves, open stores, wholesale and retail iii- Colombia, and- follow any branch of in MARSEILLES, Sept. t. 1621. The Egyptian Cottons, callbd boro mifi or Maho, have given this season qat activity to this market; for the last ,./• For Now-York, EXT A l) t-1 El) I. INK) The geguiar. -packet ship, Sx WILLIAM WALLACE, T. Wo.i.t, Mastfer, Wilt nfeVt With despatch, t freight or nnssnee, lmvirtg Mrs. 17; BcaulartI, l it 11.■ r ttmiiks to tlie ladies of 1 ?. I it. i.iwl ii-yinnslty, aqsi begs leave t 0 f* f j ut si) i; 11 us j U«t re eqiv e 11 by briaHnnlh.. 1 ?! tious, apply to Cupt. W. on board, at .tones' tip-1 LdJI n tlmisiioliiisjiist received liy Elegant Patients for tlie Sr'ai villi till nsoilmeiit ot hew lUltliO.VS’ .7 commgttii-1 Liu1ie,,and^ienUerai iii i,A I' VYKTTH uinift per .Wharf, orty liov 1 20: El ALL &. 1IOVT. ,,, ItuiL For NewiYork, The fast sailing sliip, in the best i <>l nil colors. will nisi, clean a ml press Leghorn ; ISirtiBi Ff- 1 iiiiii i iMuchiiie for that purpot et 27 plan ig putchMcd ii 1'..1 frei^lrt or pnssugr, imving superior, nccmnniocia- fidaq apply to Capt. 11. on board lit.Tolies’ upper .Wharf, or to 11 At. I. fc HOYT. CHARLESTON, IIai.srV, .Master, Will sail on Thursilny next—For linviug superior nccmnnioila- Blrthftflts, Cottoh lit -V_DUFfi.i: UI.'.I.M;},) nhv 1 202 Wliislvoy, Bhmkcts; etc. 2 XX ItHDS. Fhilnflplphiii Whiskey V? % Bales London 11 uffte BUiuketS BALES LO\DO: mI of lule importation 00 pieces Colton Bngithg 100 caSksCut Nnil i, assorted 3 Imrrels No. 1 ('astor Oil CO do liuliii Point Gin For sale by II. LOltD i,Co.1 m ircnee | to Jl for; Iveiiin nd for Oct i MM. 193 •wugrtr.- 00 Pieces Cotton Bagging qf superior 100 S^ ES 'ntiUo IIttV ‘‘ llm S «V 6 ’ 1, ‘ l - 2:1)bU7hroWu quality. - 130 Casks Cut Nails, assorted > 1) I?ftn-o|s No. l ^'u^tof Oil For sale by It. TyOKD& CO. nyv 1 wgQ2 ’, 1 Mahgih'tjfcw tiuilduig*. Koranic by G.\Ul)RY r k IlEIlBEllt I A'On' LAjYMjYG, (Cf\BARBELS RulehlujrghGin 1/ W jc Fipe>' do 06J. 30 Barrels New England Ruin Cotton Blit rt-jnir. i PS. -12 Inch Baltic. Hemp B 1 \ f JUst reCoivtul and tor sulcbv :Oct.27 198 CALVIN HAKF.il I PP .‘JUngtttiid B 20.iIogsbends do do 25 Boxes Mould Onhillcs Ifitl do. Soap * . (»0 Bugs Prime Ilnynnn ColiPee 3 Buies Rle'nclidd Sheutings 2 Do brown . do r Sugar, Coffee, etc." EyQ ROHS Prime Stcfoix SUGAR W bbls do do do 75 bugs prime Grequ Coffee Eo- bbi?' JLti ft Ho do Shli-fings 5 Cuses Piifidsmid Ginghattu,, ol) Barrels Navy lli'ciid' Barrels Navy 1 61) Do Pilot dp 15 Do Current lViuo 18 CnskH. Clierso . . . ft Tiila,Goshen Botll-r Fitf slile by , S. C. GREENE, nov 4 1|p202 , ' Monre'k BTmr/*. I? Loaf and Lump Sugar 30 crates bine and grqen edged Plato, 15 Toils Swedes Iron, assorted 200 Oriiidstoucs- , . y ' < 40. Coils Bide Rope 4 Coses ’f\viuc For sale by Oct 27 198 HALL k non! Landing friom lE/ii. WclllaCc, (fh /tl FIRKINS Priaie Godmu Butter 42 Kegs Leaf Lard 5- Pipes H. Gin '■ ft finds N. O. Ruin For sale 1 Liverpool Coal for Sale, At Eight Dollars per Chaldron. A PPLY ut tlio Counting Room of , - nftv 1 202 WM. G4ST0N. ‘ Women:—It has been slirewdly . romar* kqd by soiiifc one,'that tliore ar& four or ders oT women: Pearodcs, with; whom dress is all; tho Magpie, with whom clmt ter is all; the Turtles, with whom love is all*; and the Paradise birds,,abn\e them, all. . - / • /':f. * A N ELECTION for first and second LieOten-i *| ft' BBLS NO. 1 nnts and an Ensign of the Third Boat Compa- 30 do do 3 —‘-vUt take place at the o/Mce'of justice ROssell 06. do do 3 hursday the \8th of November hut. I 15 half bbls ho iluift lor tlie iiumLcr of noii-cominissloucd of-1' . 15 do do do i required by law will also lake place at tlio 1 ■15 dp do do i tinie. . *' : ’ ■, J , Yoi) boxes fresh Herrings C. II. HAYDEN; Cupt. 3d 'Company.' I'Lunding from brig Hope from Bostou, for sale 1 :v 1 202 ROBERTS. GOfT PORT QF SAVANNAH. xmuvEn, Ship AVni, Wallace, Woodr 7 days from New York, with £ full cargo, to Hull k Hoyt, Consignees, Police Si Mackcnzio, .TLobg, J B Herbert & co: 0 Taft, Brudfiiy, Clagliom k Wfidd, L Petty, W Tr.vior, G B Lamar, Hazard &. Densio'w, RCump- Iffifl, I’hilbrick k Scranton, Butler & Scranton, G Ncwh^tl, TBuller k co. W T Williams, S C k. j Schenk, P Hill, Hogan & Walsh, SteamBdat Co. W Williiimsf.I Meigs, F. Bliss, D B Nicliols fa 'co S C pnnnuig, J B Guieji, C Kelsey & Co, P M‘Der- ni6(t,‘L'B^IdWin&.cp. AG Miller. N B .Weed, A k F, Wood, W Jitglis &, co. Duhamcl fe A ze, Z Day, A'Bassett, F Rilcy and the Piaster. Passen gers, Messrs..Masters,.I Meigk; R Meigs, Clnghorii, “ 'ler. Hood, Cftmpfield/mi'd Spier. -Oct:, 25ili T,iO N.tong. 75.00 \V. spoke ship .Corsair, Poster, 5 days from Savannah forNetv York. Ship Hazard, Child, Providence, 8 days, to S C —1aiid-tke master' ren und servant Bi1g\Tontlntt, Bet(s, 11 days from NeVvYork, tb Bflss U Wpdswprth—mercluPitlizc and com, to .fohpston, Hills ^ co. Ponce ^ Mackenzie, W W Johnson, 1) Sears, J P Williamson,E Bliss, APost T Butler tk co. and td order. - Posscnget-^ Messrs jiRls, StrykerrOvcrtiMet, Cnrr, Griinth, Passage, /.tiiges, Z Day, Day; ... . > , 7 ■ -^clti* Geplgn, Harris, Baltiiqons/R dnys/ and '4 Campbell, .Doilghigg Crbert k oqi /The sailed from the Cape if; toP Hill. k Soi^elli.I Lawrence, J B Herbert k o brig Mount : Hope, Sroltn, fop-this poh, dayi previous. v ' , . t Pilot Bpdt schr Akiir Maria; Slsspri, Ncw York, 'days:- Passengers,,Mrs.'Sissoh’ariflfftipily. SICop't hree Brolheq), Howland, NcW York*, days, to Bradley, Cloghorn&/W66d ; O Taft, ’ Hiiz- Zorif& Dcnslow, and the miistei-, nnd N SThomns, S Bodkwitfi, nnd N Cornwall pf Darieh. Pusscn- gers, MissTTnrris, Mdssrs 'i hoinas and sop, Gould, etman. Jiqck>yith, Morrell, CaJripbell. Johnspif 'Hall, and Resby. .Spoke sloop Columbus,' froni Penracola; for New.Yoi'k, 4 Sloop ynion, Salloivich, Stinbiiry, 3 duys, witli dittcrent pmt8|Of tlie 'JKfepublie, at. above 8 Fates cotton to-’Brown k Ovlwtreet.. 20 tons, payhalfareal forevoty ton above Sloop Mercey, Bolles, New' Bedford, 7..flays. : ' it'itli. ^ii'.oern fill Ui-.oi'tii Cou/llon . mid citriilnlna 41 with-Sjpp.rin Oil, Sperm Caudles, apd, sundries to Jenrtey fe^Dbugluss, pnd.tfA rpjistei-. , Mwth ifengersj PPH|B Wmifa Pole boat Summer Duck,, from Augusta, with 400 bales cotton, to J B'Guioii. -J t fOZ-Tm-I’ t rr* Wf*' Capl. A Piurce; NTierce.J Cole, and A H ‘ P« / cojwino /, * Ship Clifford Wayne, White 4 days from New York. , . i ' * * “ > 1‘ brijg, 1 sebr. and]! sloop. bLKAllF-P, ' , Ship Georgia Packet,fiance, Philadelphia, Cuirtnring &.GWath,mey. ■ E. L. ship Louisa Matilda, Woo'd, New York,. JlallA Hoyl , c . . .. . . . . , , , flustry ; but Are subject to all the contri- number oi States just dpiiblp buti ■ direct,'or indirect, that Colom- tbe oi'jgiual number^. jbiauspay... 'riiebrigJuno, Hodge, for this port, sailed from Boston 19lh ult. .• . > s , CLEAKEIJ FOB tilts I’dllff, At Prpvidenee, J9th ult.bria^Vew Ybrk, Luther. I'l’juM this iu>nT^ At Bof ton,20 th uU.bifgSunlslunil, Parker,9 days ^ At Charleston, oh Friday, sloop, I Jerald, IlciUh IIJ? POTt THIS PORT, At Boston, 18th ult.-packet company’s ship Em erald, Howes, 1st. week in Nov. ; brig Almirh, Harding, 28d ult.; schr Samuel Tilor, White/; 'schr'Lauro, PamngijL dospsteh. At Now York. 7‘bl ult. schr Elizabeth, Delnno At Foiitfmouth, (N. 11.} ship James, Salter. At Providence, brif. Eagle, Curey£w ; sail 20th ult<: sloop. Express, Hammett, do. At Clmrlcston, 30th ult. sloop Herald, Ilcatb demiptch.* if'* uid Mbjup. Landing from, Xriir. XcopOgc, - Just Lauding 1 *-‘fhom on bo.vnii -rut ozoauu r,\crrr 100 VV11ISKUV BBLS Baltimore WHISKEY 50 do Superfine FLOUR. Forsuloby nov 1 202p DOUGBABS.fcSQUREL. , 1 Gj»slieii Butter, Lurd/etc. 19 20,000 Spanish Segals, nov 1 202 J. 11..H TSflCO. Corn Afloat. 160 do superfiuo FImir 190 half bbls. -do •' 7t> I mgs bust Green Coffo* -I tihds Aulhjim Sugur v 13 boxes white do do 12 do brown “ “ 10 half pljies Lisbon Wine BO qr chests Hysou Tea / '5 boxes Sflnchoug “ • . 50 bbls'Loaf Sugar ” ‘ 60 do Lftmp. 10 boxes Chocolftto 5 bbls Glue 43 cases Wool IIuls 2 “ StruvvBonnets h 7 domestic Goods 7 bales “ ■ “ 7 kegs trace chains, With u fresh supply oi | Hardware and Cutlen. Apply to P.M'DERMOn, -oct 25 11m195 Market fyiua| »org edl H ffJAA BtiSjHF.r.S Baltimore White Flint CORN. Received perschrScourge, Ami for sale by- flio'v 1 si202*" CHARLES llOE. Cotton Bagging. PIECES’first quality Duudeo vj Vr for sale by’ IIALL k HOYt] oof 2ft ' 196. -Third coin puny Election. v vr oC’i'mv fi... t Fall Mackerel, MACKERELI DANCING ACADEMY. AXXJuMBL Y IT ALL—liroughton-strr.r.t. rTVlIE subscriber informs hjs friends an Oct 25 Ml 90 White Corn. on-street. ] aaa BUSHELS White Flint ul patrons, I 'LiV/ iourd’sloop Sckflfrgo. F( :hlyYieua-1 Oct 25 • l9o“; » MALI Ir COM, i or sale b? I ALL ^ HOY that his room having been thoroughly'Cieun- l^tSS^Ir^'V^l wiiitePlainsaml Spanishsegi .. : i , . wiilTE PLAINS Having tqken into consideration tko present de-1 -A £\ Bales wi pressilm xifbOsiness pnd edii.-nquent scarcity of j Jg.1 7 UK) Qr. boxes Cabanas Segors mene.y, lie hasAolfrittinbd to lower the price of .lu.it wiccivc J --- J ' ' ' as will hereafter bei tuition accordingly. Thfi’te TWELVE DOLLARS pel- , Tlie school for gentlemen is . also open in Hie' evenin " int ' Hg er. i •/ Sk\ .lust received u-id for salt: by . All p ill tul [Oct i m 29 200 ftning. ) ( , *. I*.. : * , Whiskey,. Ate. (Er' Persons wislilngto see the subscriber will Landing from on board the Julius Ct olcnsC call at his dwelling, pOritAr ofDmyldn and State Streets. , JOHN C. LI: |. nov 1 . .wvin JP kind for Sale, V-. 2ft 1®,lYtoiMWMMM B’ Found Yesterday M6)*ning, : 16. hhfla St.CroU arfd Muscovado l lYg black boy, a MAsoNljC APItok, which y ,6 Bids LoafSuynr I the o'Wner.can have by paving for thisudver 1 ' ® ,cases21b.caniiisti*rs( Office Jidv-l tisemdnt, and iewurding the Upy. Apply at this Oct 23 Hit 199 Gun Powde.'l ONCE k M'KENZU LBS. GUM' CAMPHOR 200 ibs Peruvian Bark 30 do Opium (Turkey) 100'do Powflel-ed.lulap ftfl do do Rhubarb ■200 do Cream Tartar Sweet and Sperm Oil, &c. The subscribers olfcrfur juft! cetGif, •h.*g*fll BASKETS superior;flvveetOH. ; I JL jsS 600 gulls, winter strained Sperm Oil I 6 kegs'Suit Petre 1 ’ f.QO Bottles Castor Oil (in pin* ^ do Stoughtoiiy. Bitters, 1 ,... , 300 1000 do LpsoinSidts ’ j LAY'HENDRICKSON,. 25 bbls Glauber do * ... o(fl>6 ' 1t)i Shads Bv i/dm? !by ' , LAY ^HBNrmtCKSON, ■ ' . , ,, Shad’s Buildings, Classictil and English oeniui« For sale by Oct 30 201 L nnHE subscriberinforms his friends andtlwM J.. lie that his-Seminary for the BnjflructwM .. t 20th October i 82 i, I young Ludies-and GcntiJfucij-is ilovvopenh® • • • t this I'C'v.i.iiou of-pupils—The courMJufEdunatif l .sijn. comprise the Grcfek and Latin Lapgimges »J Sait*!. I Jhion to the branches, usually.'taught at \ Iwl AffOTICJE—Proposals will be, received at tliii i’l Office .until.this lOtli December next, for slip plying the eflim-d Iioqse witbtlwood and lights— . end keCping ilie same clenli—also, for sweeping I 8C !}? ol!! ‘ , .. „i und keeping'in order, the Police office. ' ; .Young Gcntleipen prepnrod for entrano# Extract from the minutes, , thp-jtfilitai^ Acadetay or any Gollegr “ ■: SOL, COHEN, cvo.Arof«ii;, ■TF'?*l,tefmSapptytot!ie subscriber Utl oct 24 )•'. 200 I corner ofDraytofl tmd iqrlf Slrccts. ■ ; | Oct 25 i.IIIOO HENRY MAC’D . tho Military Acadetnyor any Collegejn-tHci J 'Foyterras apply to the subscriber at Id's to'oi chp] AODONNEty R: For salt) its Oflicq, it* | ?•* A lice is hereby given flint on I be HeCqndrcguliu- J 7 n1, meeflrig in Nov. ne>;t,, Council will proceed to •' *" - eloCflii City IVeasuffer, to. fil) the vacancy occa-M of Jahn fc '' ” - “ big pjigi sionad by thp decease of Jofiii I. Robi-rts. Extrirct-froni (iie mi mites. • , ' ; SOL. COHEN, . oct»29 , 2(Hj c. c. pro tun. 75 Dollars lie ward. W ILL be paid-for the apprehension m livery to J tlio Subscribers of (be folio finJ^ -Yr-irin m ,, -u Jlw ,»>, .1 V I tie Cl-ossreyed, and has holes in ids i pORrepmnng the. Bridge bgtvyeen Mb,lunar,h wh - |ch ho £ gJltt „ y wears, lie has In id for many yearn.in boating on the * Negroes.. , r , c ... . FRANK, the properly of G; B. T.amM,®'* stout biuek follow, about 35 years of age-—'* ■-™ r --- pars torn cen t nnt if Frank;' pttoi Oct-16 Wantcd to Hire. T EN or fifteen prime field hands for w efel wages will hfe giveh. Apply, to Oct 21 1|193 ' S. M/B ' Sjqrninary for Young Ladies. S. G#F,RlNEAt) neqiraibts her friends,and ' parents generally, llmt there me a few va cancies in her Seminary, for the ensuing season. Instruction is given in nil the various brandies of Education taught in other Schools. f about dii- > YY ilmitje-1 j„’ t f,0 heigHbmirbood of Pm-isburg abd'K 1 '®' ) ton DisIi I IIANjS'All, tlie property of Maj. Jajrt es . 1 large woman about 25 years of age, tho 0 Frank, who ronaway e.tthb same time, mi dbutit with ldm. ' Fifty dollars will be paid for the del 'Frank to Ids owner in Suvannuh or for him in the Savannah Jail—-and twent) ' n j_n>n lurs for {lie delivery of liannah to her o to f Richmond County, or in the Augusta. Jw < t, G. if. LA.MAih ' JAMES BEAlk CA(19t whom lib- o BOND. Wb oct 22 A Family of Negroes for’s® A YVO.M AN about 25 years of ago, a goo The terms may lib known on application at her A ); °- Vl VlN T9 ut u> fesidenco York Street near Bolton’s Squnrc. I -'- A- 11 miner and Ironcr, Oct 19 f m 101 | with her three children. t hi 191 Oct. 27 $ i»l-GS and plain I Apply at this Olik ■ / . , Miss GepHiain ‘ CQUA.1NTS her friends and the public gene-1 L rally that having rented the home the rcsi- 5^7 nSStota bavin* donee otthe late ..Mr. Jflseph CniTuthers, she in- nP 1 ^’;. 13 , 0,11 1 1 Sip# cciitj •- < ' • ■ ’(• X. .Dividend ot $2 per shnn., oi -'i' f|> ' b I ,1 mnnlllQ nil tllC Capital St ..fit' Dunk state of Georgid) , XA VANN All, m Oct. Am (ends devoting it to the accommodation of y 'Ladles inid cldliii'cii.—She suljuils- the piitro ontronugo | Hie last six months, on the ^‘iP 1 . 1 ' 11 ,]''^ rcsp‘' 1 ' 11 ’ of parents to (ler establishment, piui assures tliem ,«!!/• ni?t,HhoirSw r > 0,1 thin those coiifided to hot* crux rha'Hrcogivo iuidi- (3tockh o Jdflr-.i,h ie m nudarofiWi?!. vided attention. • iu u..«.wu»o.u» m*t., Oct 26 $197 Stockhoider^fhercoi, or in juo" f( | lC iiDf.ii ter ThursdayiJbc21st nisi. |{ > ..,,.,Vn oct i9 W\n -J