Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1824-1829, November 04, 1824, Image 2

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c4S(;T 1, V rilEDRRIUlC Si FELL, CITY rRINTEU. 1 v tw n il., stitt r.w’i HT D0I.I.ARS PEH ANNUM. Sl\ Ih'l.i.AllS PER ANNUM. IN AUVAKUE. The Colombian armed schr. Polly Hampton, Capt. Nutter, lroni a cruize, irrived below* yesterday with her prize the Spanish schr. Truxilann, captured on ler passage from Truxillo to Havana— the captain and crew escaped in the boat. Eight days since, spoke the brig Cuba, II All : and new both pi dvortiM'toenls appear In I .• it T !:1'AY 1.V EN1NG, Novembku4, 18-24 " ISy the llt rcll, we have received n It stem paper of yesterday morning. 11 Join// How this world Is given to Lying!" Ni w-York is certainly the finest mar ket in these States; notwithstanding which, some of its Editors finditadiffi- Cu.t matter to cater for the vitiated tuste oi their City subscribers.—For instance, ih t ekhrated Colonel Stone by way of st i > rung the insipid pages of the Com mercial Advertiser, endeavors to dash it with a little political scandal, after this rummer:— “ NKWS, NEWS, NEWS! ^ 'Secret* and ominous motem- nts—It is whispered, blit with much confidence,that .here is a confidential agent of Mr. Craw- iv>i d’s in this city, who has a letter from Mr. 0. authorising his name to be with drawn from the list of candidates for the aV idoncjF* if such a course shall be thought expedient by his friends in this p.i if the country!! One circumstance a. n s strongly in favor of thd'Correetness of this rumor. There is a remarkable itlieiingtogether of the leading spirits at tin present time in this city. Among them ,t: • M i . Forsyth, of Georgia; the celebrnt- t<l Mr. l.owric, of Pennsylvania; the Hon. 'hdiinn Dickerson, of New Jersey, and Mr. Yiiu Hurcn, the bead of the Albany ivi-gency,besides several less distinguished characters!! Their countenances are 1 mg, anxious and gloomy, and their con- Sultations frequent. They have not yet determined wliat use to make of Mr. C'i iw ford’s resignation, as it is understood Vo b<- their determination to keep the mat- :.‘r a ,-ecrct until after our election shall . s , P> a general spirit Of unimosity against thi French residents, who it was apprehended, would be obliged to leave the place Spayi and Portugal.—Cadiz papers to the 27th August are filled with decrees a- gaiust the Constitutionalist, who, if possi ble, arc treated every where with greator rigour than before the late allair at Tar-| ilia. A letter daled Lisbon Sept. 4th, re- (§4 N »TRNKM Wl> ffiUk til. PORT OE SAVANNAH. AKUIVr.n, mTIHS Br. brig Elina Ann, Baird, from Greunock—sail- (17th Sept.—with bugging, charcoal and pig iron to J H lti'id and 11 M'Alpin. Brig Now York, Luther, 10 days from Provi- Ofi’Cabanas, fell in with U. S. schr. Ter- j ricr, with the barge Hiablctn, in corttpany, Fine times for dealers in bricks and in search of Pirates. The Colombian Liverpool coal. The former here sell for schr. Ccntclla, Bartlett, was in company oft' the Havana, twelve days ago; and had captured one prize. The P. H. left Key West on the 13th of September, at which time it was very sickly—she felt the gale of the 14th very severely. We learn by Capt. Nutter, that the arm chest of the U.' S. schooner Wild Cat, which vessel has been so lonjjrtiissing, lmd been pickctl up on Capo Florida by an Indian.—There is too much reason, therefore, to conclude) that she been lost and that her officers and crew had perish ed. The P. II. has been remarkably suc cessful in her present cruize, having left Cumana on the 10th of June, since which she captured more than forty sail of ves 10 dollars a thousand, nnd the latter for 16 dollars a chaldron, ' F. Y. Gaz.26tk ult. gcr Schr Three Sisters, Fldge, from Ogcechee, with 600bushels rough rice, and 4 bales cotton to Bul loch fa Dunwoay. Colombian armed schr. Polly Hampton, Natter, with her prize, the Spanish schr. Truxilann, in companv. Schr Camden, Hlscock, 9 davs from Boston, with mackerdl, to R S Goff, A fa E Wood,Thomp son fa Bonney, P M'Dermott, H Lord fa co. G Newhall, P Hill, T1*’ Wright. Passengers, Messrs rjTHE Steam Boat CAROLINA, Capt. W D I Wray, will leave the Steam Boat Wharf, for Augusta TO-MORROW MORNING, at 3 O’clock ; with freighting boats Nos. 4 mid 17 in tow. She cun handsomely accommodate passengers.—Apply at the Steam Boat Office. nqv 4 206 JOHN DAVIDSON, Ag, nt. Wm. W. Woolsey, Esq. Treasurer of, . .. t i.„ A me ri -an Rihle Society, received, du- Newhnll, P Hill, Tl*’ Wright. Passengers, Messrs ling^the^month^^Septmtffier^lW dollars I Q 0 ^j" ipsou ’ W GiC ^ 0, ' < l» 1 "^ a y nor<l » ,louse, y> am * and 16 cts; and J. Nitchie, Esq. the agent, sloop Herald, Heath, 18 hours from Charleston issued Bibles ahd Testaments to the value with merchandize to W fa H Rose.P Devillers,anc of 1940 dollars and 77 cents. I ZSgSSfrJljfiSSltZ? ^ _. _ , _ .. i Sloop .Mary Jane, from Darien. The Synod of South-Carolma and Geor- steam Boat Carolina, Wray, 60 hours from An- gia, will meet in this city, on TIIURS- gustn, with boats Nos. 8 and 13 In tow, cotton to B DAY the 18th instant, nt 12 o’clock. Burroughs, Ponce fa M’Kensio. G Gordon,^ G B The Presbyter,-of Georgia will meetnt | t - ord “^* Waynesborough, Burke County, on SAIL- URDAY, tho 13th inst. The Georgia Education-Society, is ex pected to meet in tho city of Augusta, on SATURDAY the 20th inst. Augusta, Nov. 1, 1824. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26. Brothers fa co. COMING UP, A Ship and a Sloop. SAILED, Sloops Mercy, Bollcs, for Ulceboro* Neptune, Tribble, “ The schooner SaVa.moh, Pcaso, for Hartford, hud not gone to sea last night. The sloop Eagle, from St. Marys for Charleston, A gentleman reefeivod a remittance from I piltln below yesterday on account of heud winds. - - “*■— i - • 1 The schr. Alexundcr, Wright, was also -below I ‘ .cl Sr Sl,e te, been continuntly c»»M. jTEftShld.°°Jd by Spanish vessels of war, oil Cuba, but Hunk of Potomac, and on oresentinsr them Tvhr-r. n wind to proccod to , , . , , M ;| f'kaalAeldvn Bank of Potomac, and on presenting them never overhauled. I at bank the whole were pronounced base I lot tent Eclipxejbrig Harmony, torn New-York, The P. II. has put in for a supply of forgeries. There is no doubt but a gangj ‘or Darien and SR Murys. of counterfeiters now infest the Island of Verily, Colonel Stone should have his pate rubbed against the wall, as being the on: ' means of making any thing brilliant come out of it.—In the first place, we will Acquaint him that Mr. Forsyth was in this city, 10 days ago—in the next, he should know that Mr. Crawford’s prospects, are, (to say the len3t) equally as flattering ns those of any other candidate for the Prcsi- ceney: and finally, that in the Electoral Colleges, he will not receive fewer than 0; votes; which will transfer the election to the House, where he will he the choice of 13 States, if Mr. Clay should be the 4th on the list; and of 14, if the Colonel's favorite, Mr. Adatns, should be the hind most. .MEXICO—Capt. Gardner, arrived at Baltimore in fifteen days from Tampico, reports that at the time of his sailing the political affairs of Mexico were perfectly tranquil. Gen; La Fayette entered Richmond on the 28th ult. John AY. Moulton, the husband of Mr3 Moin rqN, of Washington City has institu ted a suit against the editors of the Ameri can Sentinel and Washington Gazette,for a libel, and requests a suspension of public opinion until the proper period. provisions, and will sail for Cumana this day.—Georgian. [By arrivals at Charleston.] NEW-YORK, Oct. 27. Change of Weather.—About one o'clock yesterday morning the wind came in fresh from E. fiL E. by eight it increased to a gale; and at eleven the wind was about South, and rain commenced falling, in creasing gradully to a storm, which con tinued nil the afternoon. The tide was consequently much higher than usual We feur that some of the vessels near the coast, may have been driven ashore. We have received from our ccrrespon- di tit, by the brig Trial, St. Thomas papers to the Gth inst. inclusive, which do not contain any thing of moment. Accounts from St. Christopher to the 23th ult. men tion the arrival their on the 27th of the British ship Diamond, 46, Captain Lord Napier, from Portsmouth, via. Tcncriffc, with Mr. Moricr,British Consul General FROM THIS PORT, Cuba, and for fear the people of Havana | York, 28th nit. ship Corsair, Porter, 8 may get rich too soon, by tho purchase of At Charieston, 1st inst. steam boat Hamburg, goods obtained from the robberies of our Blucjumiti; vessels by pirates, have taken tins mode up for this port, of retaliation. I At Charleston,- 2(1 inst. sloop Delight, Cooper, 1 to sail on Friday. . , , . •. or, i Port of Charleston—Ar. In Oct. 14 ships, 8 brigs A large stone.—A. mass of granite, XA I :jo ?chrs. 9 sloops. Cleared, 4 ships, 6 brigs, 28 "feet in length by over four in diameter, was I schooners, 11 sloops. In port 1st November, 17 drawn from Chclrtisford to Boston, for one ships, 10 brigs, 17 schrs. 6 sloops, of the pillars of the U. S. Branch Bank, t„ bo erected in that city. It is said to CHARLESTON?NoVa-Arrivftd.hork Aura to weigh 18 tons, and was drawn by 34 I lin Graves, Boston lOduys. yoke of oxen, stopping at the cattle-show Portuguese brig Brilliant Magdalena, Machado and fair at Brighton for exhibition. HavanaOdays. Segtu-s, Fruit, fac. 1 Schr Eliza, Plan, Havana 9 days. Molasses, t, , , . i Coffee, Scgarsand Fruit. The Portland Argus Bftys,that in eve- HAVANA, Oct. 19.—Arr. brig Franklin, Lam i‘y ond' oflbc New England States, Mr. I hard, Rio dc la Plata 75 days—having oil bourd Adams ha-, for some months, been con- the pilot and eight passengers of the I-ranch ship . ...i,. i t j„„i- ■ _ u. Uranic, which was captured 56 days out from Bor- itantly and regularly declining.—Mr. (lcaux ’ forthis port) h ‘ y tvvo cdo.nbian scl)rs . on Crawford is a« constantly and regularly the otlilust. 13 leagues N. VV. of Cane Antonio ; king in popularity in New. England ; and one of the passengers states that there was on were the election to be put off two months hoard a largo Cross of Brilliants, a present from his longer, he would receive, in these states, FranciscoDlonisio Vives. two votes to Mr Adams’ one. As it is,” 119 ' Sailed, l hours for each oath. The culprit prefer red going to prison to paying the fine. Ou Monday night lest, the store of Mr | Shinkle, in Chesnut-streot, Philadelphia, was robbed of a large quantity of Jewelry I nnd watches, priuci pally gold patent lever | matches, seals and keys, breastpins, &c. to the value of 1000 dollars. LATEST FROM EUROPE. [By the Herald.] CHARLESTON, Nov. 3. Loss of the sloop Eliza. The sloop Eliza, (formerly a Sullivan’s Islund packet, boat Canuet, from this port, bound to St. Johns, East Florida, was lpstin the gale of the 14th September hist. A letter received yesterday from C-apt.C. furnishes tile first information of her fate. It is dated, “ Dillon Head Island, Oct. 18.—As I am getting the use of my limbs again, I take mypento apprize youofmysituation The day alter our leaving Charleston, ve experienced a gale, in which we lost our ru icier—in this situation,’ not being able to steer the sloop, the wind blowing a gale frojh the Eastward, and unable to carry )i!iail, we drifted, at 12 o’clock at night, on a bonk near Martin’s Industry, twelve m i s North of Tybee Light-house. The ,v «-l soon went to pieces. As the best re; ans ofsavingour lives, we threw oft’our 1.Italics, and committed ourselves to the waver, in the hope ofswiming to the shore which was some miles from us. Soon af ter quitting the wreck, one of the men K w 110 assisted me in navigating the sloop fA-ing much frightened, was drowned; the X: other in an kept with me until we had reached within a quarterof a mile of the tdioro when he sunk also, aad was lost. I whs left nione to buffet the waves, which it <-.e rolling over me ina frightful manner an 1 v-V.en nearly exhausted, and about sin'- in;r, i had the good fortune to lay lu id of a fragment of the wreck which •Jfilled near me, and upon it floated to the Miore at Hilton Head Island.— JL war hospitably received at this place by \V. Pope, Esq. a planter, who tookme to hi.-- lnuso, clothed fed and nourished amlthi ough his kind and humane at- lions,after being nearly five weeks con iiucdto my bed, I am again able to mow about. The sloop had on board a cargo dof&isting of rapplics for major Wood BUtVs t»!antatiqn, wiuch, with the vessel were entirely lost.” Friendship, Hopkins. Boston S. corvette Hornet, Cupt Kennedy, on a cruise. Oct. ‘22.—Arr. ship John fa Edward, Burr, Mar seilles ami Gibraltar 49 days. Sailed, brig Charles Dill, New Orleans. CHARLESTON, Nov. 2—Arr. ship Bowdilch Line ship La Fayette,Fanning,NYork 78hours ~ * “ • * ^£Jf * ‘ J * — *• — ‘ — 1 da’ Brig Hannah fa Elizabeth, Russell, Baltimore 10 ToTlprit. The wimrf and stores above Wavne’s, well cal ted tor a wood or Lumber ivh„,f ALSO, The yellow three story Brick buHdlne* l„ r „ !m Ward.—-An approved Tenant cun |n V p ne of the I em-meutz, the F nrnlture ami by early application to R. F. Willi i nuv 4 ,|l205 1A ' I: Flour, Butter, etc, BBLS Baltimore Flour f31/ 20 Iicgs Gosht u Butter 25 Bhls N. E. Rum 31 do Northorn Gin 10 Qr Cusks Currant Wine 16 Bags Havana Coffee For sule by S. C. GREENE, nov 4 p||205 , ^SMOk Planters Hunk. N OTICE Is hereby given, that after the first day of Junuury nbxt, this Bunk will not re ceive (or a y debts due to It, the notes qf the D; i-ion Bunk, nor {the notes of nny other bulik,which does not, on demand, redecht its paper with spe cie. Notes and acceptances deposited for col lection, until farther notice, may be nuid in miy of the notes of tho. Banks of! Georgia, it being un derstood that depositors of su ill paper will be puid in the amrjc notes, the amount ot collections made for thoui. . ‘. * r J. MARSHALL, Cashier. nov 4 l202 Wanted in a Private Family* A TEACHER well versed in tho different branches of English Education, and the Latin language. Also, in a Country Store, A Clerk who can be well recommended os a salesman und accoinptunt. nov 4 M205 WATT fa SMETS. to Mt xico, and the Hon. Mr. Waldegravc, continues tho Argus, “ wo will venture his secretary. They sailed again the our reputation, that Mr Crawford will re- next morning for Yera Cruz. ccive from fifteen to twenty-jive votes in N E YV -Y ORK, Oct. 28. I New England.. We learn from Mexico, that the Su- . The H anc6ck (Me.) Gazette, which has I cu^SostonTd’avs’ preme Executive Government, had offered heretofore supported Mr Adams, has given ! ’ y a reward of 82000 for the apprehension j t3 support t0 Mr Crawford. The Maine of the aasMsm of Seth Hayden, a native I I nf mi r(;r) anew paper, conducted with of the U. States, who was murdered on ahi ] ity , i s decidedly in favour of Mr Craw- the 29th.Aug. ford A man was fined by the Mayor of Phil- , n New Hampshire there is but one list delphm on Tuesday, for drunkenness ofclectorS) an d most of them are believed and profanity. The fine was 24 hours to be ia favor of Mr Cr awford. The Tin, imprisonment for being drunk, and I oledged tieket in MasRa C lmse t ts, in oppo- | Ham, New Orleans cents for each oath, ot imprisohment 481 ‘ ition toMr ^dams, is expected to succeed NEW YORK, Oct. 23—Arr. brigs Georgetown bv a lartre maioritv I Packet, Smith, Port-au-Princc 16 ds; Leopard At a meeting of the friends of Mr Clay, I Hi,chuock - Pcnsucola ~* held in Boston, on the 20th inst. it was resolved to support the “unpledged” tick et for electors. About 400 persons were present. NEW YORK, Oct. 28. New Jersey.—The Legislature of New Jersey, convened at Trenton on Tuesday ; and the election for Presidential electors chr Susan, Hnrding,Bath 8 day». If. L. schr Gazelle, Buikley, New York 4 days. Sloop Superb, Osborn, Providence, (R. I.)7 ds. Cl’d, Line ship Com. Perry, Thorp, N. York. Fr. brig Emllienne, Bataillc, Havre. Sloop Concord, HarRour, St Marys, Went to sea yesterday—brig Trader, Macwil- Thc packet slupCnW, Capt, Mar-1 ^ , ace fa tho 8cycral counties on shall, has arrived nt Ph.ladclph.a, from Tueg j a y aild Wednesday next Liverpool, she brings London papers to 1 J J the 18th, and Liverpool papers to the 20th of Sept. I tors Brig Ohio, Mea'cham, Key West 17 days. Left, 10th inst. sloop Telegraph, from Now York, with I Mr- Pinckney, Collector. I Below, brig Edwin, Welden, from Mobile.— (Sailed, 6th inst.) The Edwin, anchored below j/esterday, nearly ail on board sick—a pilot boat was dispatched to her assistance. Cleared, ship Henry Hill, Post, Mobile. BOSTON, Oct. 26.—Arr. schr Janus, Holmes, Rotterdam 48 days. The ship Hoqun, Nash, for Canton, passod the Lizard 19th Sept, .in co. with the J. Schr Eclipse, Lewis, New York 4 days. Saw a City Marshal’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in December next, H W ILL be sold in front of the Court House be tween the.usuai hours, the following pro- lerty if the ground rent that is due is not puid be fore thnt day.’ Lot No. 2, Franklin Ward, 60by 90 feet,bound cd cast by Lot No. I, south by 11 lane, west by lot No. 3, and north by Bay-st. re-entered upon ns tho property of the est.ofJohnCour.se,for I2qrs.rcilt. Lots Nos. 17 and 18, Franklin VVurd, 60 by 90 feeteuch, bounded east by Jefferson st. south b St Julian-st. west by Franklin square, and nortl by Brvan-st. re-entered upon os tho property of F S Fell, for 8 qrs. each lot. Lot No, 31, Franklin Ward, 60 by 90 foci boun ded cast by lot No.30, South by n ‘lnno, west by lotNo-32, and north by Gongress-st. re-entered upon as the property .01 Misses Minis, for 12 qrs rent. Lot No. 16, Franklin Ward, 60 by 90 fect,bouu ded cu.«t by Jeffcrson-st. south by Bryan-st. west by lot No. 15, und north by a lane, re-entered up on us the property of the est. of F Doyle for 2 qrs rent. Lots No. 7 und 8, Elbert Ward, 60 by 90 feet each, bounded cast.by lot No. 6, south by a lane, west by West Broud-st. re-entered upon as the property of A Barclay, for 4 qrs. rent each lot. Lot No.-10, Elbert Wurd, 60 by 90 feet, bound ed enst by. lot No. 11, south by Uutl-st. west by lot No.’9, and north by u lane, re-entered upon us the property of the est.of lteinshert, for 4qrs. rent. Lot No. 16, Elbert Ward, 00 by 90 feet, bound ed east by Jefferson-st. south by Hull-st. west by lot No. 15, and north by a lune, re-entered upon as the property of Ann Bond, for4 qrs. rent. Lots No. 21 and 2i, Elbert W’ard, 60 by 90 feet, each bounded east by Elbert square, .south by Per- ry-st, west by-West Broad-st. and'north by M‘Do- nough-st. re-ontered upon as the properly of O. M. Lillihridgc, for.4 qrs. rent each lot. Lot No. 24, Elbert VVnrd, 60 by 90 feet, bound ed eust by Jeffcrson-st. south by PCrry-st. west by Lot No. 23, and north by M‘Do'nough'-st. re-enter ed upon as the property of Chariott Bulloch, lor 4 qrs. rent. Lot No. 13, Elbert ward, 60 by 90 feet, bound ed cast by lot No. 14,south by Htill-st. west by Montgomery-st. nnd north by a lane, re-entered upon as the property of tile estate of Kemshart, for 4 quarters rant. Lot No. 30, Elbert ward, 60 hy 90 feAt, bound ed east by lot No. 29, south by a lane, west by lot No. 31, and north by Perry-streot, rE-enterea upon us the property of S. M. Bond, for 4 quar ters rent. x , , ... e _ I sloop ashore on Cape Cod, north of the Table I ennsylvaAia.' The election for Lk-c-1 j, an d, an d rieopl C employed in landing her cargo ^ rs of President , and Vice-President ofl—supposed to be the Ranger, of Fortlnnd. • In Britain the people Were making pre-1 the United States took place on the 29th J ^Schr Maine, Johnson, from Port au Tlatt, via porations for the election of members of I u ^* parliament. Consols opened on the Lon don Stock Exchange on the morning ofl The members of the late Convention in .. ^ the 18th, at 94 3-4, and by two o’clock New Jersey, who were favorable to Mr. ron, from Vera Cniz,.arr. 4 or 5 days previous to reached 94 7-8, with every prospect of a Adams, have formed an electoral ticket j ,9°,^ 0ctober: suhr • ,UM03 » Blunt > Iurka l slund further rise The influx of money caused I tor themselves. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27—Arr. brigs Plindesj Fenton, Rotterdam; Lima, Hubble, Havana 8 ds, Arctbusq, Blackjstone, dp. 10—u Spanish squad an advance in almost every kind of stock. A Mexican Gazette,containing the official account of the execution of Iterbide, was received at London on the morning of the 17th. The news occasioned a rise in South-American Stocks.-—The moment | the rattle went, the demand for Mexican securities was immense. One hundred and sixty persons arc said to have been arrested at Vich, in Catalonia. Corn.—Four schooners, and one sloop loaded, and a brig partially loaded with Corn arrived at <" :rleston on the 1st inst. >y Fellow the Charleston Board of Health, on t)ie 2d The whole number of deaths during the week ending the 31st ult. was 26—9 of Yellow Fever. Only one death was reported on Thursday the 4th. 1 The New York City Inspector reports the deijth of 100, persons during the week ending on Satur day, the23d ult. viz 32 men, 21 women, 30 boys days. Fortnight Cotillion Parties. EP SUBSCRIBERS to the above Parties are rc- qucsted.to attend a meeting to be held at Lege’s Assembly Hall, TINS (Thursday) EVE- NING, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of appointing Managers, nov 4 ■pafPVBiPBBI...... Nothing more is said of the evacuation | and 1.7 girls—Deaths at Philadelphia, same week, of Moldavia and Wallachia. ' i ^ J _ , It was rumoured that the Duke of An-1 " I' 1 t'UlflWTi' T2 F 1 T A T . gouleme tv*as about taking measures to J ' unite the Liberals, and Ultras to cf- I London Markets, Friday Afternoon, Sept 17, 1824 feet a change in the presont French min- The transactions in Cotton are restricted to a istry. | tew casual orders for immediate shipment in Bcn- [From the N. Y. Evening Post, Oct. 29.] ?“•*> Sur ? l8 > B °' ve , da - iM Pernambuco; Suratq France Letters from Paris sneak of have a e a,n declined full jd per lb. I- or Pernain- j ranee.-—Detteis rrom raris speak ol buc0 there , ms Bppeared more inquil . y for s in the intention of the French government to mid previous rates have been readily obtained discontinue the present mode of conduc- I The sales for Friday next (excluding 400 dumng- ting the commercial intercourse with this ed ) consists of^2135 Bengal Company’s, 1439 pri- country, and'to return to the discrimina- y 0 c u %' on ?Jo Ma dras do. 14,620 Surats do. 188 ting system. A party is said to exist in At this day’s Corn-market, Wheat maintained the country wlio prefer the Duke of Or- the prices of Monday, and Outs rather advanced, leans for their sovereign to any of trie although the supply of Foreign was considerable, direct Hire, they lockto hi m “ only as an enlightened liberal man, but city, two o’clock, Sept. 18—The business doing because his ascending the throne, if by in the British Stock market is not very considcra- their will, would bring them nearer to the I hie. Consols for the Account opened at 94 6-8 3-4, principle, of the RcvolutiraJ, and further Irom the fact ox huving a king for-1 “Mexican Bonds are the principal object of ced upon them by foreign bayonets.—But speculation in the Foreign market, and }iave ira- Private Board. F OUR Gentlemen can be accommodated with board in a private fumily in AVcst Broad st. by S. S. LIGHTBOURN. nov 2 203 there is yet another aspirant, said to be still dearer to them—the son of Napoleon/” Hayti.—It now appears that tho Hay- tien Commissioners who had returned from France, were unsuccessful in their mission to the government of that country. When this fact was known at Port uu Prince, it produced a deep sensation, and rove nearly 2 per cent, since yesterday; they ave been as high as 68J; they are now 673. Co lombian Scrip 1ms also advanced, being at 9 dis. Brazil is p,t J3 dis. In Buenos Ayrps Scrip there is nothing doing. French Scrip is at 1) premium. “The Iu3t prices of French Rentes is of Wednes day evening. They were then done. at Tortorii’s til 99f. 25c.” "City, four o’clock—“Consols have left off at 67 j, 68. Colombian Scrip 84 8 dis. Brazil,par/’ A Family of Negroes for sale, A WOMAN about 25 years of age, a good Cook Washer and Ironi.r, and plain 'Seamstress;-— with her three children. Apply at this Oflice. Oct 27 folDH A family of HouseServants O F good character—F6r sale—for particulars apply at this office. hov 2 «203 C l EORG1A—Chathum County—7'o all whom T il may concern.—Whereas, JosephR.Thomp- son has applied to the Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Chatham County for letters of administration on the estate und effects of Wi|Uani U. Holland, late of Savammh, Druggist, dec'd in behalf of the heirs and creditors. These are therefore to cito and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors ol' the said de ceased, to file their Objections (if any they have) estate the Clerk’s to the 1 of the deceased to the Office of Ihb said Court, rffi or beforo the twenty seventh day of November next; otherwise letters of administration will be granted, Wlincss the Hon. John F. Williamson one of the Justices of the said Court, the 27th Oct. A. D. 1824, oc^27 198 8.M.BONI),c co — The Library WS open for the delivery of Books on Monday J. Wednesday, and Friday, from tuuee unti FIVE o’clock, aug 20 109 Lot No, 32, Elbert ward, (10 by 90 feet, bound ed east by lot No 31, south by u lane, West by West Broad-street, and north by Perry-st. re-en tered , upon as the property of the estate of Wm. Sliaw, for 2 quarters rent. Lots No. 33 and 34, Elbert ward, CO by 90 feet each, bounded east by lot No.*36, south by Lib- erty-st. west by. West Broad st. and north by a une, re-entered upon as the'property of J. H. Morel, for 4 quarlert rent,-each lot. Lot No. 24, Liberty, ward, 60 by 90 feet, boun- cd east by Jefforson-st. south by York-st. we3t by lot No. 23, and north by President-st. re-eutered upon as the property of Samuel Wilkins; for 4 quarters rent. Lot No. 25, Liberty ward, 60 by 90 feet, bound ed east by Jeffcrsori-st. south-by ti lane, west by lot No. 26, and north by York-st. re-entered upon ns the property.of the estate of R. Mackey, for 4 quarters rent, . > Lot Nq: 27; Liberty ward, 60 by 90 feet boun. ded cart by iot No. 26, south by a lane, west by lot No. 28, und nortiyby Yorit-st. re-entered .upon os the property of the estate of R. Mackey, for 4 quarters rent, LotNo. 31, Libc ty ward, 60 by 90 feet, bound ed east by lot No.3Q, south by a lane, west by lot No. 23, und north by York-st. ro-entered upon as property of the estate of John H. Deubelt, for 12 quarters runt. Lot No. 32, Liberty ward. 60 by 90 feet, bound ed cast by lot No. 31, south by u lunc, west by West Brond-st. and 1 north by York-st. re-entered upon us the property of the estate of John H. Deubelt, for 12 quarters rent. Lot No. 36, Liberty ward, 60 by 90 feet, boun- ed east by lot No. 36, south by South Broad-st. west by lot No. 34 f und north by a lane, re-enter, ed-upon us the property of Samuel Wilkins, ter 4 quarters rent; , Lots No, 3 and 4, Cplumbia ward, 60 by 90 feet each lot bounded east by Ilousten-st. south by a lane, west by lot No. 2, und north by Broughto.. - street, re-entered upon us the 'property of foe Branch Bank of the United States, for 2 quarters rent of euch, lot. LotNo. 0, Columbia ward, 60 by 90 feel, boun ded cast by tot No. 7, south by a iuiio, Westrby lot No. 6, und north by Brpughton-st. reifentere r up on ns (lie property of John Morel, for 4 quarters rent. Lot No. 8, Columbia ward,60 by 90 feet, bound ed eust by Price-st. south by 11 lane,west by lot No, 7, and north by Broughton-st. re-entered upon us the properly of Mrs. for,two quar ters rent. • . Lots no. 9 and 10 Columbia ward, 60 by 90 feet euch, bounded east by Price-street, soutli*by Stuto-st.'westby lot no. li,und north by a lane, re-entered upon as the property of K. Scott, for 4 quarter rent. Lot no. 13, Columbia ward, 60 by 90 feet, boundud custby Habersliaifost. south by S;nte-st. westbylot.no 14, ahd nhrth,by a lane, rc-entor- ed upon as tho property of JTOavcnport, for four quarters rent. F. M. STONE, 0. m.< nov 4 206 L. PE'FFy, OFFERS FOR Sim, 1 BARRELS P!tUudc!pkia\Vhi’i ;cv AeJll 20 IlogsbeacU do ^ 60'barrol.: iiaclt’s Gin fa White’s (E *2® , ‘dp Punnhigton’s I.oaf Suga* 20 hluls St. Crbix Sugar 0 ( 125 bugs Coffee • l|Ri ) 5 do old Juva Coffee 12 pipes Holland Gin 6 do Cognac Brandy 4 do Jamaica Rum 10 qr casks Malaga Wine 2 half pipes Graek do 20 casks Shut, assorted 100 kegs Dupont’s Gunpowder 125 canister do F.arfn r 1 10 bau-s Black Pepper ^ 10 do Pimento f» do Race Ginger llysun mul Gunpqwder Text 60 barrels fresh Flour • 60 half do do 16 Tons Iron .2’ do \ Plough Moulds *;> lOO kegs Nulls, assorted MO hogsheads Molasses 25 kegs Tobacco 1200 bushels Liverpool Salt 20 burrels Prime Fork 26 casks Brown Stout 20 do Pints, 8 dozen each 20 quarter boxes Solar* 10 dozen cast steel Axes 100 pieces Cotton Bngging . 23 boxes Salts . Gin Cusos, Demijohns, fac. lit iv 3 l200 Planter’s Bonk. O N WEDNESDAY Next, 10th in st . . giving Day, this Bank will he shut, intended for discount must be offered outlie day previous and will be actod on, on Tucd Ptuier fulling due ou the loth must be takenii the 9th. J. MARSHALL, - nov 3 m20-1 Lump Oil reduced in Price. T HE best Wlii'er Strained Sperm Oil, schl ud particularly for the usn of fmailiu,ltuj been received and for sale at 87A centspttcT Ion, by LAY fa HENDRICKSON.I Shad's Build t nov 3 204 Cotton Bagging, PS. 42 Inch Baltic Heinp Cotton Bij Just received nnd tor sule by Oct27 198 CALVIN UAh| AUGUST G. OEMLEIt, H AS removed his DRUG STORE, totheei of flroughton and IVhttaktT-StTttU, ey Col-. Shillman’s Mansion House f where he til. for sale, a choice assortment 01 Fresh Medicines and Gan Seeds, and varioua otlier articles suiting his line. Ri stains relating the whole string oftnam^of things lie offers, and only mentions n few *1 arc not commonly found in every Drugstore, Fob tjahina, Pyrala Umbellatu, Degitalis Purpurea, Scullcap, Hyssop, German Lcopurd’s Banc, (arnica moutann) Elecampane, (Inula HelertlumjRops, Ergot, Tonquin Beans, Stpiire’s Elixir. Duffy’s Elixir, Ess. Mustard, Ess. Tyre, Jesuit Drop, Churche’s Cough Drops, Aromatic Vinegar, Toilet, Vegetable, and other Soups, Macassar Oil, Phosphorus, Ox. Mur. Pollute, James's Fever Powders, Infantile PowdetJ, Read’s Stiptic, Spirits Sonp t ' ' Fnmigatlng Pastils, Pyroiiguious Acid, Black Drop. Respectingthe utility oftbis last article,hen to tho last, but one, page of the Georgia ami'” Carolina Almanac, of this year. octlE , 1187 Liberty Superior Court To the Jurors, Witnesses and Suitors in the r 111J E Judge of tljo Superior Court* pf^bel X ern District having been called to aco* tion of tho Judges at Millodgcvillfe, the. rior Court of Liberty County will bradjoo, on the regular duy of the Term,-to the sixtholl cember, of which Jurors, Witnesses, and in the same will take notice, and give tt tendance accordingly. . By order of his Honor James M. W»yne,Jc| of the Superior Court. E. BAKER; c.K' ( nov 3 t*204 Lip Balsam. T HIS Balsam is highly recommended for the euro of sore and chopped Lips. It is said to give.'immediate rcllnf—-a supply of it cun bo hud ut tho store of. LAY fa HENDRICKSON, nov 3 N' 75 Dollars ItewarJ. W ILL be paid for the apprehension j livery to tho Subscribers of the folio" Negroes. FRANK, the property of G. B. LomM,] stout black fellow, about 36 years of age—** 1 * | tic cros3-eyed, and has holes in his cars Wf£ which he usually wears. He has been cm”* for many years in boating on the Savanna! and is well known, by the name of FtoL pr Frank Twiggs—He runaway about the ** July last, and has since been frequently' J® in the neighbourhood of Pui isbmg and EW HANNAH, the property of Mnj. James* large woman about 26 years of oge, the n" Frank, who ranaway ut the same time, M 3 doubt with him. , Fifty dollars will be paid for the dt», 1,1 •Frank to his owner in Savannah/or lot' J him in the Savannah Jail—and twenty “"T inis forthb delivery of Hannah to.hero** Richmond County, or in the AUfflBBuTod^ JAMES BEAll*| oet 22 CA}i94 Fifty Dollars lleward, W ILL be paid for the apprehension a* livery of the following Negroes to scribers, living in Bourke Cnnty, or ony ,1 so we can get,them—ora liberal r f wn f,. s J given for any part of them, to wit : bright Mulatto man, about 36 years oM ,j slender.made’nnd of-kcen apprehension) wife Hannah a bjaclr woman about 4j ) 1 with a sCar’on one side of her face, the j of Josoph Hines—'Ben .an African ubou ‘ old, slnull and well set nnd filed teeth,' . on one arm, and bis wife Sylvia aboui-wj age, pretty heavy to her height.—^tney.. 3 Children Bep, Davo and Hetty, the 0 t , Ben and Sylvia, two of the children bei ng Estate of Smith Stringer, deed, the 0 " ^ and Bon and Sylvia to Abner Belch broke loose a large Canoe onTuosnJL. J September last, at Stephen’s Bridge, ‘ ■ ty, and we thing will aim down the * .. .1 Marshy Country, below Savannah, bought up them nnd lifts oitcerunaway wife anil children buck there und we 11 ded and put in Savannah Jail, *' v t ? cr »l One of the men took off a Gun- the othrt with )!,.». JOSEPH HINEJ ABNER HELCl” ' Assize of ^rcad T HE avoruge price of (lour J ,ei, '§,^ fo| rel, 196 weifiht, the weight ofbrc resent month must he 12.i Loaf 2 lbs 13 ounce, oj do of which all bakers and sellers ® *. due notice, oe.t 6 Iwl