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FREDERICK S. FELL fclTY PRINTER. .u.v PAPW....~iio®t p!h» axscm. ivrp.V rA?KR....t.i.SIX DOLLARS l'KU ANNUM. payable in advance. All nows ami now ndvertisemenl^uppearfei both papers MONDAY F.vr.NINU, Notiuntn 15.1821 flj?* The Western mail due on Satuf* dn v evening lms not yet arrived—M e. arc consequently without any news from Mil- villc. Richard tl. \Viude, Esq. is said to bo U candidate for the seat in Congress left ■ iicant by the electron of 31 r. Cobb, to bo L. S. Senator. » pfobibilitv ctee'led Governor o( the State of New York. . Fri'mthc National Advocate, Nov. G. Choi*c of Electors.—Our intelligence from Albany, gives mi account of a shame ful nnd riotous proceeding on the part <i( our opponents. At present we do not wish to go into particulars. We have only to assure our friends sit homc atld abroad, that at,a carious of the friends of William If. Crawford, nt which bo members nnd live proxies were present,'a committee of 30 were appointed to make out an elector rnl ticket, altogether friendly to 3Ir Craw ford,'and we have no doubt, that the tick et wus made out, and clotted yesterday by a decided majority. The Legislature of Delaware will as- einble at Dover on 3Iomlay hekt, for the purpose of choosing electors of President and Vice-President for thnt state.—16. iVctr-Zcrscy.—^General Jackson has car ried New-Jersey, ns was expected*—/J. Mr. Adams is expected to receive all theyotes of Ncw-Englntul.except perhaps one from Cumberland District, in the State of Maine.—Providence paper. in the Way of the c'ommissoncrs The'Legislature of Rhode Island, ad- Bjo'mrod on.the 30th nit. 'they passed an act to release 15 convicts from prison., Letters from Havre, (via England,) nn- nmuicc that.thc house of Fihibracc, Darid- snn'& Co. stopped payment on the 30th Ei.-pt.—*jY. Y. Mur. Adr. In consequence of the above Mr. S. Pm a at agent of the house of Fircbrace, Davidson &, Co. residing in New-York has addressed a note'to tlie editor of the Advcitiscr, in which he says “I have seen letters from London of the 29th, and from . Rouen (only about 50 miles'from Havre) Of the 24th September, which speak of the Louse iu terms to convince me that such -in assertion is false. I will also add, that on the soiling of the Packet ship New York from Liverpool, on the "2d October, no such information had reached that city —nor have I received myself or seen any letter to others, saying they had stopped*" f C&SOmS f sett* ofthc 4th inst. says the followingvcs- sels maybe daily expected from Liverpool: Euphrates, Which vessel passed Holyhead Sept. 27; Diamond, ready for sea on the ■iCth Sept.; Solon, to sail Oct. 6; Bragau- za, 10th; William Byrnes, 13th; Cohun- ' bin, 18th; Wm. & Jane cleared. ig swine other portion* of .the country, where the line iS to be fixed, which We pc may be amicably adjusted at their next meeting, without, having recourse to the opinion of an umpire, agreeably to the articles at the treaty of Ghent, relative to the determining what is to be the exact boundary of the two countries.. Messrs. Barclay, Dr Bigeby, Hale, and Thompson, arc employed on the part of the British government; nnd General* Porter, and Messrs.. Ferguson u*ul Delaficld on that ot the United States. The latter gentlemen we hear left this place on Thursday. The former lmd not quitted the 3Iansi6n House yCstOrday. - . From tie A*. York American. A most Impertinent hoax was practised upon us d day or two since, in handing in for publication a list purporting to gi virile names of the passengers per the Emj'Abr for Savannah./. „ *. v It is an easy triuflftih to' impose upon those who arc, £om tneir ^mention, neces sarily ot the mercy of such wags ns delight in safe quizzes; and we shall, therefore, we are persuaded, be readily excused by the 1 gentlemen whose names have been caricatured in the list alluded to. We would, however, chccrftilly pay any ren- sonable compensation to any one who would enable us to detect the wag in this case Mr. Lang, of the Gazette on whom the same hoax was played, says “ the villain is well deserving of (he pillory. 1 ’ CHARLESTON, Nov. 13. M. Ortega, late Spanish Consul for South Carolina, has in & printed memorial, solemnly renounced his allegiance to the King of Spain, and to alL othor Kings, and of course has thrown up his comiuis- mi v . v i. sion under Ferdinand. He says that as an peeled.-The New York Ga- V j^ caa fc wi i, ll0t and cannot serve FROM. ALB ANY.—A letter has been received in Washington,from a gentleman In Albany, of the very first standing for respectability of character and political foresight, from which it appear* that the ft ate of parties in the New York Legisla ture is as follows:— k “The House of Assembly consists of I28 members. Of’thesu, 5C are relied on os certain for 3Ir Crawford; 12 more arc inclined to him, and considered better than doubtful; and 5 were doubtful. .The rest counted as opposed to him. ' “Ofthe 128 members, 02 constifittc a majority. Of course, 56 being certain for Mr Crawford, only 9 more are wanting to give him that majority, which, it is confi dently relied on, may be obtained from a- niong the 17 wno are doubtful and less \Jian doubtful. “The Senate consists of 32 members; of which 20 arc certain for Mr Crawford—4 ure doubtful—and 8 opposed. “A simultaneous nomination of presi dential candidates will be made in the Senate r.nd House of Assembly. If- they do not agree, a joint meeting will take place, in which 3Ir Crawford will have 76 under nn EuropeaH desport. A high handed piece of villainv was at tempted in this harbor on Thursday night, John Tardy alias John Late, lately a ten ant ofthc Penitentiary of New York, for med a scheme to steal the new-pilot boat Cora, and tampered with two of the ne groes belonging to her, mqking them large E romises, to effect his object. Messrs ►elany, Williams, and Copes, pilots, to whom the Boat belongs were acquainted with the design and kept watch for the felon. As he was in the act of hoisting sail and making off from the wharf, those gentlemen surprised him; when he fired his pistol at them, fortunately doing no harm, but Mr Copes felled him with his cutlass, and he was conveyed to the guard house, sjnee which be has hecn committed to jail to take bis trial at the January court. This fellow Tardy or Late pretends 'to be a dentist; but this it may be supposed is a mere cover for his villany. There is nodoubt that he meant to carry off the pilot boat and negroes to Cuba, and there sell out the whole concern to the pirates, or commence pirating on his own ac count. *. He had forged Spanish documents to carry him to Bayano, in Cuba, a noted rendezvouz for pirates. MARRIED, Last evening, by the Rov. Mr. Carter, Mr. llUj t CiiAwrioN, to Miss Isabella Gildon, both of tiiis city. . - In New York, the 3il inst. Lieutenant Harvey Brown, U. S, Army, to Miss Eliza Rodman, nughter of John Rodman, Ksq. of St. Augustine. DIED, : •' In tiiis city, November 12, Mary Elisabeth Forth, borrt September 27th, 1823. In New York, the 3d iust. suddenly, Cnpt. Ed ward TRENCiiAnn, 0. S. Navy. Desperate attempt by tie Pclcio Istand- tr$'.~-'The English Whale ship Syren, Capt. Frederick Coffin, recently arrived at Deptford, from the South Seas, report ed; that oh the 81st Mrifch, 1823, while off tile southernmost of. the Pfclow Islands, several largo canoes appeared in sight, which increased In number to near 30, each having from 6 to ID hit board, and on approaching, many of the natives called out, as through motives of inquiry, “En glish! English ? and being answered in the affirmative, they came alongside, and with tolerable correct pronunciation, re peated, “Give us a rope,” this was com plied with—From the generally reported milu and pactfic.dcracnhor of these people who, to the nurnbtr of about one hundred, quickly crowded thedeck, civilities were exchanged in Apparently the most friend ly manner, and as they brought few provi sions with them, and no articles of curios ity, the crew commenced bartering for their spears, with which they were armed, and with which they'seemed to part re-' tuctantly. At this time the vessel con tinued under ciisy sail, the canoes closely accompanying tiioin, to their companions, in which' those on hbard seemed in no dc- greo anxious'th return. The mate, who felt some little distrust from their'superi ority in number, tire crew being only thir ty stlven, communicated his opinion to the Captain, who instantly. coincided, and gave orders to-crowdmore sail thinking it would induce thorn to depart. This ap peared to occasion some little dislike, and in a few minutes after, while Captain Cof fin was in.a boat lashed to the side, giving orders to thnt effect, two' of the-natives suddenly seized him and endeavored to throw him into the sen, while a general attack Was commenced on the rest of the crow. The Captain disengaged himself, succeeded in gaiiiing the deck, and calling aloud that their lives and the safety of the ship .'depended on desperate fighting, a fierce engagement ensued. Those of. the natives who in trafic iiad parted with their 6pCars, were assisted with others from the canoes, or availing thcmselfes of the har poons, which with great dexterity they broke to a suitable length, while others gaining the whaling spades, used ill dig- , North Side of Market Square, j V NE1V STORE has hern opened next door to . J. H. .WKcnde's Hut Stow, Market Square, whore a few ■; v GOODS will be soldlowforCash, viz: Ribbon-* of every colors' 2 yards Cent* White Khl Gloves, very superior, 3lj “ Undressed very strong colored Kid 25 “ Long white Kid Gloves, 7p "' Gentlemen’s Reaver Gloves, 00 “ Vest Patterns various colors, aatra Mi’w©< PORT OF SAVANNAH. Artificial Flowers from 12J to 25, Tartan nnd Carolina Plaids Hamlmzotts, very find utSl$ ctS Calicoes, from 12J to ARRIVEO, Handkerchiefs; from 12.4 to 31,j cts. very 1 With a number of other articles all equally [ priced' nov 1ft large low M&13 N> miller^ I OUCU «. IU IVUIIBIU) VI U UUUIUI) n a«v- uns, R Campbell, PM‘DennotP, A Si E Wood, D &• B Foley,Johnston, Hills & co.'J B Herbert & co .1 W Long, O Taft, G Bostick, H B Hathaway, G Newlmll, R S Goff, 8cnrbrough fa Clark, W T Williams, J Blanchard, M Clark fa co. Gaudry fa Herbert,Hall fa Hoyt, E Bliss, G F Palmes, Brad ley, C-toghorn fa Wood, A Bossett, F S Fell, S C Dunning) W W Gorton, .T C Nlcoll, G Gordon, P E Brassme, J F Pouyat, 1) Parker, B E Stiles, VV C Daniel), URCuyler, B Burroughs, J P Setzn, W Taylor, Douglass 4* Sorrell, Mr Borgcaux, G fa ib* ‘ * Prime Pork and Mackerel. BBLS. prime Pork, NeW York City In- spectlon 30 IIulf Bhls. No. 1 Mackerel 30 » ; •' No. 2 For snlo-by nov 1ft L. PETTY. W Robertson, F M Stone, A G MiHnr, D Judah, J Meigs, Duhnmcl fa Auze, J D Seit*, C Manrel, J Howard, A Basset, FhllbrlcU fa Scranton,J PWil* liamson, .TV Bevan, .T Stoly, M A Dinar; TG Chamberlin, Z Day, U Pollock, William P Hunt* cr, George Anderson, R Scott, Matthew H M'Al- lister, P Hill, Ponce fa M‘Kcnzie, Thomas Butler fa co, S C fa J ScHcnk, Butler fa Scranton, order, Passengers, Mrs Kollock.and servant,Mrs Russell, Mr Prcndcrgest, lady, 3 children and servant, Mr Wick and lady, Miss P Hulsoy, Misx Orr, Miss D'Lyon,-Miss Scudde ", Miss R Polhill, Miss SPol i hill,’ Miss M Wayne, Miss L Russell, Messrs. T Burroughs, S Orr, F S Fell, A Scudder, N Baker, H Merrill, G Thomas, C Armstrong, C Wilcox, C Millen, AlD’Lyon, R W JtnSscll, E Copner, J Bennett, J Carpenter, M Reef, end R B Fell. Sloop Mercy, Bolles, 4 dsfm Riccboro’ to'the master. Passengers, Mrs Bolor end servants.-* Passed atOssabaw, sloop Union, Saliowich,bonce for Sunbury. Sloop Chernb, Small, (of New Y'ork) from the Repptthnnnoc,.7dnys) with corn, to Gumming fa Gwathittey. Passenger, T B Bartow. Sloop Brandt, Cunnjngham,'4 days from St Johns, E. F. with cotton to T Butler fa co. and fruit and hides to the master. On Saturday, steam boat Carolina, Wray, 3 ds fin Angnsta, with boats Nos. 0 and 16, In tew, with 1019 bales cotton, to T Butlcrfa co. G Gordon, O Taft,W Gaston, C C Griswold, R Campbell, J N Nevin, P Hill, Duhamcl 4* Auzc, R Waterman, B Bnrroughs, H Lord fa co. J Cumming & Son, and Blanchard^ Brothers fa co. Passengers, Mrs S Keaton, G Twiggs, 2 ladies and servant, Mr Alex ander, lady, child and servant, H W Cotton, J A Adams, and G Turknett. Private boat from Puragon Mill, with 37 bbls rice, to J P Williamsbn. Private boat from Clifton Mill, with 44 bbls rice, to J P Williamson. COMING CP, Ship James, Salter, from Boston, N. H. , SAILED, * Ship Clifford Wayne, White, New York, Ship Emperor, Bennett, for do Schr Combine, Fredericksburg, Schr Eric, —, Charleston, 100 GAUDRY & HERBERT, Have just reccived t BBLS. Hnxnlls Flouf „ „ 20,000 best Spanish Segars 20 half bbls corned Beef put up for families 20 do Goshen Butter . * 60 hags prime Green Coffee 30 bbls do ' do do 20 boxes white Havana Sugar 25 hhds prime St. Croix do GO bbls do do do , 40 do do Muscovado da 00 do Rye Whiskey 10 hltds do do 6- do N. E. Ruth 10 pipes Cognuc Brandv 6 do best Hollands’( 40 bbls N. K. Gin 20 do prime Pork 60 dd new Mackerel No. 3 • CO boxes yellow Soup , 40 do New Bedford Spevm Candles 20 kegs Shot, assorted 100 do Duponts Powdor* 60 half kegs do do Jp bags Black Pepper t 20 boxes fresh Chocolate, No. 1' . 50 kegs Spiced Salmon With a general assortment of GROCERIES, -V GAUDRY fa HERBERT, nov* 16 n213 Twenty Dollars Reward. 1 Just received, half barrels fresh Buol< §“ UO ...Jl-0S|] 10 kegs suborior Butte. 20 bbls fro’sli Flour 10 half bbls do For sale by GEO. D. C01tNtVr,l nov 2 m203 gj.., '*-t| •tclin % Gunpowder and Imperial 2'his year's Importation ~t JYJY ten cattys Gunpowder J. vFvF 50 do Imperial Received per^'Clifford Wayne—for •L B. HFdUii: RTl] Jolm T\ C CONTINUES to do busincs ialliii. s and tenders tlio offer pf his s srv - friends und the public, in thc.trausam.« , cy buSih«M generally. " 0at >f tr-ll 184 ' V ct 2 - Whiskey, & c . Landing froin on board tic Juli,,. i and for Sale, ' 2.0Wuk} I’hil.llYE WHISK 10 hlids St Croix and Muscnv»jJ v 5 bbls-Loafs., umus c°'a(! 3 l Oct 23 6 bbls Loaf Sugar 5 cases21b.cannistersGun p. ||«109 l’ONC" ' M'KEs Negro Shoes, 2000 600 dollneifandbounddo v ■ «o womens do do 30 hhds New Orleans Mol 20 do superior St Croh u0 do common do j 150 ps. 42 Inch Cotton fa W casks Nalls, usiortcil 60 bbis Gin - 60 Tons Swedes Iron, mw For sale on reasonable terms by ** nov 6 b207 ORR i Gin HAMPERS POTATOES T HE uudersigned will give the above reward for thq. AoTHORof an Anonomoxu Letter di rected and written to one Andrew Bay, of Charles ton, S. C. dated in September last, at Scriven Connty,Georgia, and Post marked at Savannah. Said letter nuving been ti e result of a base cowardly mind nnd the auii'vi- U only protected from receiving his punishment l.y his vile and in famous project, EMANUEL DE LA MOTTA. The Charleston Mercury will give the abovoan insprtion and forward his Bill for payment, nov 15 c reiuined their bb street, 0|j . . cxecut*} oj the neatest manner for Marble 3IONU3IENT8, TOJIB TABLES, * HEAD STONES, PAINT STONES, CHIMNEY PIECES, HEARTH, BUILDING STONE Or any other w.ork in their lino ofbujii AH orders-from the country uml * thankfully received, and promptly i and executed on short uollcc. MOOKEUHl nov 6 |J208—1m Sloop Express, Hammett, for Charleston. Sloop ElizuNicoll, Blankenship, for St Marys. etrtain votes: lcaviDg only 5 to be procured out of 21 doubtful andless tbnn doubtful senators and assembly-men; of which our friends have no fear. Thus, by authentic information, the point seems to be decided sb favor of Mr Crawford. Somp of his more sanguine advocates count 23 out of tjpc 32 senators as ce rtain for him. “The friends of Mr Clay were few, but active. Mr Adams’s adherents were al most without guide or oounsel; and scem- -ed not to know what to do. The suppor ters of 3Ir. Crawford were firm and stea dy. From the N. Y. Advocate Nov. 5. From Albany.—“ The friends of Mr. Glav have not disappointed me;, but a day or two will produce some alteration in their views.—Rest assured, that the undi vided electoral vote of this state will be given to Mr Crawford*” ' Another Extract.—“ Every thing goos on well. Our friends are firm and cool and will make no bargains. • Rely upon it, that the vote will not be divided.—ib. THE PRESIDENCY- Give the votes of New-England to Mr. Adams, as waaoriginally calculated upon bud he has 51 votes. Ip New-Jersey the vote will positively bo for Jackson, as it will nearly he so in Maryland. We repeat it again nnd again, that con ceding to Mr Adams all that his friends openly claim, he will fall short of Craw ford and Jackson, and go into tho house the lowest on the list. This is inevitable From tie Charleston City Gaz. Nov. 13. By the arrival of the Steam Ship Rob ert Fulton, we have Now York papers to the evening of the 6th inst. inclusive We give the Presidential items, by which it appears that New York will give Mr Crawford her vote; Delaware will do the same; New-Ycrsey is said to be for Jack- son, and Maine yet doubtful. Nothing more is said of New Hampshire or Rhode Island. With the winds which now pre-< vail, we may expect the actual result of Ncw-York, Ncw-Jcrscy, Maine and Dela- by Monday next. Clinton ia ijj all Granite Pillars.—Yesterday, the se cond of the granite .pillars destined to de corate the front of the U. S. Bank, reach ed State street from . Chelmsford. The height of these pillars is about 22 feet; di ameter 4 feet,- 19 tons. They arc the largest columns, made of a single piece of stone, we believe, which have been seen in this country, and hove therefore been re garded as a curiosity. They however will bear no comparison with those which have been erected in some countries. A friend who lately returned from Russia has hand ed us a description of the' pillars prepar ed for a church now buildings by the Em peror in St. Petersburg. They arc, hard coarse Gramite, 54 feet 3 inches in length 5 feet 10 inches in 'diameter, and weigh 91 tons 6 cwt. They are to be 50 in num ber, and are brought by sea from Finland, Post. Pat. giftg into the fish wJfen caught, continued a most furious attack; notwithstanding the disparity, the crew succeeded in driv ing them to the stem of die vessel,- where they leaped overboard and regained their canoes. It is worthy of rema/k, that when any of the Aativcs were wounded,.or stun ned by being knockpd down, they were instantly thrown by their comrades into the sea, where they oithef swam or were picked up by their companions, who fre quently attempted to accompany them to return, hut were always repulsed in en deavoring to get up the sides, nnd through out encouraged them by loud cheering. On their quitting the Syren the crew com menced firing and though greatly exhaus ted, having a ready supply of ammuni tion, it was kept up while within musket shot, but with ivhat effect it is not known, as several they supposed killed, from their falling into the water, were pcen to rise and regain their canoes; nearly the whole of the ship’s oompany were wounded se verely in this attack; the cftects of which, notwithstanding the unremitting exertions and skiff of,the surgeon, seyeral will nev er, it is feared, entirely recover from; and it is to be regretted that the carpenter, named Jos Caulfield who fought most courageously, lo^t his life by a blow from the whale spade, as did Wm. Warren, boat steercr, who was spCared most dread fully through the body.—Capt. Coffin and the crew are of opinion that the attack was concerted and organised by Europe ans or Americans resident-in the Island. From the N. York Evening Post. Nov, CANADA. The Parliament of Lower Canada meets early in January for the public busi ness. A .subscription has. been commen ced at Quebec, for the purpose of ascer taining the practicability of ascending the rapids of the St. Lawrence, between Mon treal and Kingston, by means similar to -those , now in operation in the' United States. .. A good deal of feelings is manifested in the Montreal papers, on account of our fisheries in the St. Lawrence and on the coast of LaL.ador: and an association recommended for the purpose of secur ing this source of gain to the Canadians, and “ scaring smuggling” from their coasts. It is frankly acknowledged, how ever, that “isolated interests of individ uals, in the present situation, of the coun try, will never be able-to compete with the superior skill and enterprize ofthc Americans.” Were the political affairs Canada not under.the influence of Euro pcan control, we should not question .the success ofthc contemplated project. Montrbal, Oct/30. BOUNDARYL LINE. Tho commissioners, for settling the boundary line, deliberating for three days adjourned on Wednesday last. We un derstand that they- bnve determined the line between this place and Lake Erie, but it appears from what wo have been enable* tojcarii, that some difficulties are Thcsteom boat Edgefield, from Hamburg for Charleston, was ot l’urysburg yesterday, repairin'' some damage snstnhiea by her boiler. The schr Magnolia, M'Donald, for Havana, was at anchor at Tybee yesterday. The ship James, Salter, for this port, Sailed from Portsmouth, Oct. 37. • Fresh and utim- tug 20 days since DP FOR this ronT, At Philadelphia, 4th inst. ship Messenger, Buf- finton, with despatch. * ed S UBSCRIBERS to the above-parties are in- _ formed that the first Assembly will take place TO-MORROW EVENING tho 16th instunt:— For tbpir tickets of admission they Will please ap- ily to Mr, Lege, oraitho Bookstore of VV.T. williams', nov 15 New Invcntions.—A hatter of Glasgow has invented anew species of water-proof hats, obviating some of the most formida ble objections which attached to the old plan. The disagreeable weight of the old water-proof hats is not felt in those' man ufactured by Mr Gibson. The fabric is made of splits of whalebone, about the thickness of a hay straw, thinly woven together. The brim is made either of pasteboard or whalebone, Woven alternate ly with woollen yam. Tho top and sides are-covered with cotton cloth, Water proofed in the usual manner. Upon the top of this, - the cloth, with the exterior silk upon it, is cemented in the usual way. Such is the-elasticity of these hats, that although you place them under a weight sufficient to crush the two sides together, they resume tljeir original shape whenever the prcssujro is removed, A most extraordinary case of forgery stated in a London paper., A man by the name of Hcnvy Fauntleroy stands char ged with having committed forgery to the amount of two hundred thousand pounds or about a million of dollars. He' was i managing partner in ah extensive' bank ing establishment—the first forgery was an instrument by which he sold property to the amount of thirty tlitousand pounds and pocketed the profits. Ho exculpates his partners in the banking establishment altogether, ahd is now confined, with two wtnclimen employed 'night and day, tc prevent him from the perpetration of sui cide*- Postponed Sale. The PeWsin the Lutheran Church will he rent- New Mackerel, Rum, Lard, Ape A A BARRELS Boston Hum “H/ 25 kegs Butter (fresh) -. 25 kegs new Leaf Lard 20 barrels No 1 Mackerel 60 do No 2 ffti 100 do No 3 do 30 half do No 1 do 30 halfdo No 2 do, 30 half do No 3 do 600 reams, single, double size and iron irton- • gers Wrapping Par.ar 100O reams Cup, Pot amt Letter Paper 100 packages Gloss, of all descriptions 30 boxes Windsor Glass 100 kegs Dupont's and Chelmsford Gunpowder 2 cushjs Plitying Cards 10 cases Whitterhores No' 10 Cotton Cards 100 boxes No 1 Soap i. 100 do smoked Hatring* Landing from schr. Laurel, and ship Chariot and f6r one year, on FRIDAY, 19th Inst, nt H ( for sale on accommodating terms by clock, precisely' nov 1ft 213 CALVIN BAKER, Auct’r. Terms on fee day of sale. nov 13 »i212 ROBERT S. GOFF. semi-monthly " Hops, . •. A SMALL quantity of this article suitable for medicinal purposes, just received and forsa'“ I by LAY fa HENDRICKSON; ^ Shad’s Buildings. noy 13 212 J, a212 Effingham Superior, Court; To the Jurors, Witnem* andSuitort in the inme- . Ink Powder. *1 Hi Groc , e B’alkden’s British Ink Powder, just JL\J received, and for sale by LAY fa HENDRICKSON, Shad’s Buildings nov 13. 212 Crockery Ware, AYT.fi No. is Mnckarel. 1 AH BBLS. Landing from ship i IDU sale by R. eta H207 , Smith') Bi Foi* Hale, nov-6 uov C 207 SILK, COTTON AND WOOLENl SCOURED, T HANKFUL for pas( favors, takes tM of informing Ids frionds ami the | oral, that he continues the above bu. old stand, corner of Bay-lune and Mont Street, near the Baptist Church Square,* Leghorn, Chip and Straw Hats, are ~ Pressed White Chip, Leghorn nnd Straw Halt, stovod and pressod Gentlemens aud Ladies Dresses of all Jdndsl and finished with dispatch I Gentlemen’s .Reaver Hats cleaned, dyedj and bppiid iu superior style. ItT All orders In his way punctually a N. B, Clothes left to be dyed oncourl repaired op moderate-terms, nov6 207 * Notice.'. rtlO enable the assignees df Mr. Wit X ni>r, to make ut an early period aft dorul; it is requested that all ciuhys apl be presented to their rtgent Mr* THoaui ker, by the FIRST DA P OF JANUMI] otherwise they will be debared) It is I those indebted will 3ce the neces; oh immediate settieraent. JAMES M'HE.N GEORGE RELPH, JOHN II. REID, . Assignees of IV.Trj nov 8-208 Court of Ellingfmm County will be udjoumed.lon the regular day of the Term, the 13th of De cember, of whichJprbrs, Witnesses, and Suitors in the same will tako notice, aud give their attend unce accordingly. By order ofbis Ilonqr James M. Wayne, Judge of the Superior Cou.t. JNO. CHARLTON, nov 15 f213 Clerk. nov 12 21L. , English Mustard, LAY fa HENDRICKSON. Why nov 11 210. ■* Elegant & choice Perfumery, &c rpiIE Subscribers have received pr brig Ann. t l EOU.G1A, Chatham County—To-all whom it I X Schooner Intrepid nnd ship Corsair, a firpah T may concern. * ' I supply of Choice Perfumery, consisting of .Wbcrcaa Elie Ajon has. applied to-the Hon. | Otto of Roses in elegant gilt, bottles of vari ous patterns * Mncassar, Russia, Bears and Antique Oils Pomatum in Rots and Rolls the Court of Ordinary of Cfmthnni County, forj lettess of administration on the estate and etl ^ .of.Madam Robii-n de la Jonchefe late of'Chatham .County dec. in behalf of the heirs and credit.'Vs. These are therefore to cite ‘and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of.the- said deceased, to file their objections, (if any they have) to the, granting of the administration of the estate of the said deceased to the applicant in the Clerk’s Office of the said Court, on or. before the fifteenth day.of Decfcmbet- next; otherivise-letters of administration will be granted. Witness the Hon, ‘ . one of the Justices of the said Court, the lGthday ofNovem- ber, A. I). 1824. S. Kl. BOND, c c o. nov 15 213 • Rose, Orange flower and LavGnder. Water k.Oli — ‘ Velvet Gorks. \ FEW Groce of Snpcrior Velvet' Corks; just IA. received und for sale by- LAY fa HENDRICKSON, nov 12 211 - Shad't BuUtlingi. Jlaxull’s Richmond Superfine FLOUR. 300 Bmn^Tmdformate. R ° bCrt I AVhichtogetliMWitlrajerygeneralnnd extensive noy 12 t||211 PONCE fa MKNZH,. Rose,Benjbin, Musk, Olivo, Venacular, Palm, Vegetable, Ceylon, Bandana, Trhnspiirenf, • Variegated, and English Windsor Soaps, Wash Balls, Naples shaving Soap in Pots Shaving Cakes, 4-c Pocket; fine teeth and dressing Combs, new • Patterns' , Ilnir Powder and Powder Puffs "Pocket Books and Pocket Waliefr, with and without springs ' La Fayette and Silk* Stocks, Elastic Wire and Coburg Stiffners, Silver Wire Teeth Brushes with gilt handles, Toimgc Scrapers, Noil, Cloth, Hair and Shaving Brushes,' Cut Glass Smelling Bottles,,visiting Caryls, Metal Shuvirig'Bpxcs, Floating Tapers of'uvery description, TQrtgUiiLBeuns, Musk, Carmine, Court Plaster, Snuff Boxes, • Chamber Lights and Matches, Segar Box es, fac.' Custom House. POR T OF SA VAN AM . Surveyor’s Office. rpHEfollowlng sections of “ An Act to I X the collection of duties oo Rnporfa a* nage.” arc published for tie Informnno public, the law will be rlgldlyJ^“ orc ®Ty, .of ignorance in no case will be recetw' I Surveyor nnd Inspector of the Rm Sec. 43. And be it, further enacted, U) proprietor, importer, or consignee, or wi agent, .who may receive said cer )‘^ c< f ; 'i J on the iale»delivery ofany ofthe»M wines or teas, deliver to the purchase ? sers thereof, the certificate or certiOcaw 1 ought to accompany the same, on pj" ing the sum of $>50 for each cask, ci case, With which such, certificate sn livered;—and if any cti'sks, chests, ses, containing distilled spirits, Wi J which by the foregoing provisions .. marked and accompanied with cer r be found in the possession of any pcw°» ■named with such marks aud certinc )e presumptive evidence that the sum I to iorfelturq; und it shall be lawful f I of the customs or of inspection to • forfeited; and if upon the trial in co such seizure, the owner or claimant Wines or tcus seized,shall notpr°« _ wero imported into the United State’® lnw, ana tho they Savannah Female Asylunj. tent Medicines, fac. &c. All of which have been selected by a good judge, und ere offered for sale lit least 20 per ct. lower than has over been sold in A N Elcotion fora Matron to this institution, I ,lt lcast 20 P cr ct - ,0 'yer than has ever been sold in will take place at the Asylum House on the I this market for cash or credit. Purchasers would first meeting in February. Application for the above to be handed in, to the subscriber. By ordcrof-the board, nov 12 211 E. M-.LLOYD, Sec’ry. do well to call and examine thotn. LAY & HENDRICKSON, Chemists and Druggists, V Shad’s Buildings. net 20 196 ■ m fTUlE Paragon Toll Mill is now roady to rc- -1-. cciVc Rice to beat on Toll, at the ' cusloniu- vy rates. Apply tp William Kn.rA'rmcK ut the rlantatioU or to — , JACOB READ. nov 11 rI2lO . Lutheran Church. Sm1. T HE Raws in said Church will be sold for one year, on Monduy the 16th inst. at 10 o’clock at the church. „ JNO, HAUFt, Sec’ry. nov S SJCRl / * Gun Powder, QYJ qr. Casks arid 133 half qr. Casks Ro- IDO (tars’ Orahgq Gun Powder for sale by JL LORD fa Co. N. B. This article comes very highly recon* mended and is warranted in all respects equal to I the best English Powd iF heretofore imported Dealers are invited to eall and examino the sum pics. nov 11 m21*0 James Morrison, W IX be found in future - at ips office over the counting room of Qalv&Baker. sale of any cask, e,hcst, vessel or >- bcon or shall l' n marked nursuant tot be marked pursuant toi»«r aforesaid, ns containing distilled apir>> 3 ' teas and which bus been emptied o , nnd prior to tho delivery thereof to tbr or any removal thereof, the marks, which shall have been sut thereon direction of any officer of i ns P octl °”’ n i faced and obliterated in tho.PE* 8 ® 1 ? , cor of inspection or of the cqfWRjV ... dup notice being given attend, for J at which timo the certificate wluc _ .. company suclt cask, chest, v ® sse .* °, c ' vc r so be returned and cancelled; An , who shall obliterate, counterfeit a ‘ le o)5i any mark or number phiml by ■ sp-.-c.tion upon any ea-ik, chest; J . . or i tabling distilled spirits, wmrs nt® > jui lilieatc: thereof; or who slmllseli , alienate or remove any cask, chest, u which has been emptiedol its c u ,nl marks and numliers, set thereon P j e provisions, aforcsuid, shnll lia '° L cf of, obliterated, in prosonce of <my.. 0, ‘ ]c cto tlon as aforesaid; -or who* shall B 6 flin j to'delivcr the certificate ls»M^|, he ir cask,chest, vessel or case.of h or0 bli numbers sliull liave been defu l0 fch mnnner aforesaid, on being. . ! cUS tonis, •nn Officer of inspection oi o j an d each and every such ofFen.0#J“* i-.V_Av.-J tvlth costs 01 sun- •hundred dollars, .with costs nov 6 1111307