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Frederick s. felt/, CONG UP..-'SIGNAL ELECTION. On Motif day the i3th'4iist. nn election will take place In thi* stow, for a Rentwenttijive to Con- , to f:ll the '.aeoiicy occasioned by the elec tion of Mr. Colin. as Senator. The followinggcu- tlemen :nr the candidates. Kiel 1 VitT) H. WlLDl"., of Richmond County. !\ ll.l.l \,V. C . l.V.M VN, of Wilke-. in C. jit. Ciiodoh’s Be; il to announce .Mr. John for .hisrtCe of the Peace ! at the CnsUhiii election. V solemn service, lor the sottl of Louis ■JCY 11 ( wns performed yesterday tit the Roman Catholic Church in this city. The French shipping in the harbor crossed their yurds and displayed their colours nt Lull mad. (the usual symbols of mourning) ou the occa -ion.— Thi. ? morning the French citizens and •other.-, ns .cmhlcd at half past 8 o’clock nt kite sn me church, to unite in prayer to Al- mo lity Goch for the prosperity of the en- Utinu 1C ig'11 under Hu Majesty.tharlC&X, und of France. The Line ship I.n Vavotte, n Charleston, furnishes its with nec.oimts ,n; » . kdiV yfjn from Now York to the 2d inst. inclusive two days Inter tlmn tlie mail. London and Liverpool papers of the same date ns brought by the Majestic nt Charleston, have been received in New Yolk, hv the line ship Columbia, and oth er arrivals - . Extracts from them give lit tle of additional interest. The lion'. John Randolph, of Roanoke, had taken passage in the Columbia, arriv ed tit Ncw-York from Liverpool) but was prevented from coining in her, inconse quence of injury received by the upsetting of the Mail Conch, in which he whs coftir inglrom l.ondon to Liverpool. I^c will probably come out in the Cortes, whieh was to sail on the 24th. In France, the approaching Session of th j t Tiainbcrs, ft Was supposed, would be devoted almost exclusively to financial subjects. The Courier snys t—“The law on the budget—that mi tho indemnity of emigrants—and that on the, reduction of the debt—ihese.thrccsnbjects will be suf ficiently i-1 potto nt to occupy, and to sig nalize a single sespidrf. It will bo neces sary, no doubt) to add one penal law for the regulation of the journals; and this, if it be well disgestecl, will contribute a great na tional service rendered to the country by the session of 1825.” •' v ~ .V The Editor of the Richmond Enquirer have overseen from that part of the world CITY COUNCIL. As there has been considerable alarm in ^he equally, for the last two or three weeks •originating in two cases of varioliod, or -Small Pox which were introduced into this city some time since, but were not of ail a- ture, we are happy now to in- luntry brethren that at a regu lar meeting of the City Council yesterday {% report was made to that body that all -cases of varioliod have ceased to exist in this i-itv, and that there exists no further apprehension of the disease, or its conta- poou., effects—upon which the following htrniun form ou Hi resolution was offered and passed: ‘•Resolved that all further precautiona ry' measures in relation to this disease he ^Suspended, and that the Mayor do cause this resolution to he made public and in serted in the papers of Augusta and Mil- Jedgcville,'’ A resolution was also introduced requir ing the Treasurer- to prepare for the use /yf Council, a list of all the debtors to the Corporation, exhibiting in alphabetical or der the names of such debtors, the amount -due by each, v. hen due, and on what ac- -Count, excepting tlidse which in any pre vious investigation of Council, shall have t>een considered as constituting bad debts: •-•-C ^4id that the names of such of the latter description of debtors should be furnished in a seperate schedule. The report of the City Treasurer, rc- , ^pecting the loans heretofore made to the -city, aud still due by Council, was receiv ed and read—whereupon, it was resolved, “'That the Mayor be authorised to make enquiry if a loan equal to the said consoli dated debt, and mit exceeding ninety thou sand dollars, canbe obtained in any part -bf the United States, and that the Mayor report on this resolution as soon a3 con- Tenicnt. ,By this report, it appears that the a- mount of the debt of the city, is 8*36,050. Of this sum, is due to the Planters' Bank, on the Dry Culture aec’t, at 7 per cent, interest payable semi-annually, - 21,700 Do. on the same account, at 6 per cent, (note,) - 4,700 fo the State Bank,on tlie same ac count, at 7 per ccnt.hitcrest sciui- Po. do. same account, at. G per cent, (note,) - - . - Josiaii Lawrence, same account, interest payable annually, Charleston Fire and Marine Insu rance Company, same account, contracted in 1821, redeemable Aft; :r one year, and not later than five years, - 20,000 Jndividuals, Exchange stock, re deemable in 1822, payable oil demand, .... 13*050 Copt. Smex, contrated in 1820, payable ohRemand, - - 3,S00 For tho Republican. I Mr. Fbll t To solve the -question in what manner Congress would act, in cu,e of a tie in the Electoral v< to between Mr-Crawford and Mr. Clay > l subjoin ah pxtract of the ad ditional amendment to the Constitution, which nppears to me to put the matter to rest—After mentioning how and where the electors shall meet and vote—the amendment goes on to say, “The Presi dent of the Senate, shall, in presence of the Senate and house of Representatives, open all tlie certificates; and the votes shall then be counted—The person having the greatest number of votes for President -h dl he the President, if such number bo a majority of the whole number of Elec-- tors appointed; and if no person have such majority, then, from the, persons haying the highest numbers, nql exceeding three,in the list of thbse voted for as President, the House- of Representatives shall choose im mediately, by ballot, the President." makes the following remarks on the elec and Nathaniel Mneon of North Carolina, as Vice-President; In laving the proceedings ofthe Elector al College of Virginia before our renders, tve will not prcttilul to conceal the satis faction that \\e feel—not tor the billots for IF. If. Criraf'ord, for that "'ns an event asiufallihle astlic hoiiorof the Elec tors was inviolable—-hut for the ballots, which wore unanimously aiul so cordially given to Nathaniel Mocon, as Vice Presi dent of the U. S. Some attempts had been made to procure the vole for . 1 r John C.'Calhoun—The effect was unavailing ns it was absurd. Until Mr. C. shall see (it to bring his vitews of the Constitution to the good old standard of ’98-—99, it is impossible that Virginia can lend him her support Though she should be unfortu nate enough to differ upon these questions with her sister states: though she stand alone, she will stand unmoved. She will abide by her republican principles in ’98- 99—tho principles'of Madison’s cclobrn- ted Report-happy In tlie co-operation of her sister states; yet undismayed by their opposition. She will not strike the stan dard of the constitution, though her sin- glo arm be uplifted to guard it frotji vi olation. In this spirit—with these feelings—with the full respect which sho. has always manifested amid “ good report and amid evil report,” for the principles of the good old school, she has given her electoral vote for .Nathaniel Mneon, the firm friend of ofthe rights of the states; tho fast defend er ofthe spirit ofthe constitution. It was. in this spirit she took up William IL Craw ford ; in this spirit sho hns voted for N. Macon. Inzthis vote, the world will see fresh evidence, if nny evidence Were It is printed in the French language is entitled .he. Cjiiseniqlcur. Bitpnrtial, :xtracts from French papers and Its chiefly of tut month of September, ami would be as new to our readers as are the foreign articles which come to us by the western mad. Vermont.—The. Legislature ofthis state Was expected to adjourn outlie 19th inst. Tho hill to encourage u company who ay umjortttittgtoToncigl'Sfhcr-Cutiueeii< nil mu' navigable for steamboats passed the rtisd almost ununimou.dv : was amended and passed bv the council; amendments mettled by the house, unit the bill had be- • a law. PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 1. Judge AVhito of New Hampshire, wc vq positively ascertained, will vote lor Mr. Crawford. . ->'■ The Delegation of Choctaw Chiefs, at present at Washington city, wore intro duced to Gen La Fayette last week. They severally addressed tlie General, and when he set out on his route to Baltimore they accompanied him a part of the way, then bowed aqd returned. The following is tho address of tho Chief Mushnlatubbeo ; “You are one of our fathers that fought, the vvar with Gcu. Wiisnington. We take you here by the hand as a friend mid father. Wc have always walked iti the white paths of peace; and in those paths we have travelled to visit you. Wo offer you pure hands which have never been stained with the blodd of Americans. Wo vo in the south, where the sun shines hot upon us. Wc have been neighbours to the French, neighbours to the Spaniards, and neighbours to the Eiiglish: but now our only neighbours are tho Americans, in the midst of whom we live as friends and bro thers.” ' , . wanting, of her unshrinking determina tion to support her principles; to confine the federal government to the powers, which are specifically given, or which arc necessary and proper for carrying these poWcrs into effect; nml to prevent tho es tablishment of a splendid aud overshad owing federal government. If she loses her favorite men, be it So. She goes for the principle; more than for the men. Should she fail ; should other men, with other principles, pass into tho two first offices under the government, she will not rashly fly in the face of ilie adminis' trntion; hut the moment they err, she will not be tlie last to shew her hand writing on tho wall* Washington Deember 2. The Second Session of the Eigh- teeth Cengreg3'is to commence on Mon day next. Considering the interest ofthe present, comparatively few members are t on tlie ground. Iti addition to those already named, we have heard of Mr 8t;vcn-on; of Virginia, Mr Dwight, of Mn-sachus tts, and Mr Hall, of North Carolina;nil Representatives.—Nat. Int. Wc kept the paper often for the Wes tern Mail due last night. We derive from lit, however, no cprtain information ofthe result of the Electoral Election in the ismall Western States. > In St. Louis, (Missouri,) the votes were, for -Mr Clay 125. Mr Adams 99. Gen, JacksoQ 71- One paper says the whole vote of the State is for Mr Clay, an other doubts. ■ In the county of Randolph, in- Illinois, the votes were, for Mr Crawford 180, for M r Adams 148, for Gen..Jackson 47, for Mr Clay 14, a There are other partial returns from Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri, &c. hilt no thing which goes to vary the impressions hcret ol’ore received, as to the general re suits.—ib. Wc understand that Comoiloro Stewart ofthe Navy,lias been suspended from duty preparatory to his trial* upon charges re lating to his conduct while in commnnd of the squadron in tbe Pacific, and that it (was intended he should be tried before the Court which is now sitting in New York. But thc'trial has been postponed, at his request, to enable him to procure from a di-'anceevidence upon some ofthe charges which have been brought against himl Ilis trial M ill be had as soon as the evidence can be. procured.—ib. Francis B aker, Esq. late Editor of the Natchez Mississippian, on his way from Natchez,. early in this month, to New Jersey, Was murdered near Mayslick, Kentucky, and his body found near the road about seven to eight days after the murder Was committed. Mr Isaac Desha as taken up, on suspicion of having per petrated the deed, and was to he exatmtt- “ The circumstances, says a Ken tucky paper, which attach themselves to this mournful catastrophe, arc calculated to excite the deepest sympathies of our nature. The deceased was a valuable ci tizen of Mississippi; much respected as a maud and as nn Editor. The accused is yet in the bloom of bis youth ;lnit a short time married; of high standing, and be loved by his friends and associates.” Phil. Frank. Gaz. 5,600 1,000 80,050 In the Kchr. Resolution, arrived at Bal timore, from Jamaica, came passenger, Mr. Wiliiam Norris, who is said to have Acquired during his travels in South Amc rica, the art of curing cancers by extract preparations, without leaving a scar and With very trifling pain—he has numbers of cancers in their perfect state, for the •fitisl'action <3l’%a£ti llpi* By 1 / feel interes kb -'Wmr Mississippi.—The Mobile Register of the 27th ult. says that nearly all the coun ties in Mississippi have been heard from and the majority for Jackson is so, large as to lcav9 no doubt of his obtaining the votes of that state. - A Vermont writtfr calculates that'by at tention and encouragement to the grow ing and manufacture of wopl in that state its exports might bhcarried.to 14,000,000 dollars. The present pricebf freight from this, city to Reading is only 12 1-2 cents pec hundred weight, via the cninal, .’whereas 40 cents is the general price of land trans portation. . - ’ ~ Henry Chiy, Esq. paid Mr Jefferson visit, during the Iqst week oh his way .t.:...,4— ii • . , i Washington City. He is not expected pass thro’ Ricliniond.^ 1 '*-'^--'-^ ~ • Gen. Jackson and lady are expected in Richmond, on their way to the City ' Washington.—Constitutiunal Whig. Paul Allen, Esq. well known for 1 literary acquirements, lias been’engaged as assistant Editor of tho .Baltimore Amc- rican* Frem the New York Mercantile Advertiser. THE SAW-MILL OR YANKEE TRICK. A new opera uuder this title U to lie produced at thcChathum Garden Theatre this evening. It is written by Mr • hficiih Hawkings, of this city, who is celebrated for lus originality, and great fund of hum* our. The scenes of this play arc in this state, on the grand canal. The * piece w wholly original, tho music very good, and the scenery splendid and entirely new, and wo understand cost about five hundred dollars. It will no doubt probuce crowded houses, rewarding the; manager for his ex ertions to bring it forward in a spendid manner, and for his encouragement of na tive talent. FROM THOMPSONS ISLAND. By a friend who came passenger \n the schr, Col. Ramsay, of Baltimore, Captain Partlow, which arrived in Hampton Roads yesterday afternoon* in 9 days from Key West, we lcasn, that Col. Ramsay has brought home a detachment of thirteen sick scamOn and Marines, (one having died on the passage) qndcr the orders of Lieut. Mclntesh, . commanding officer at Thompson's Island, who cdino home on leave of .absence, in consequence of ill healths The Island Was daily becoming more healthy. Surgeon Ticknor and surgeon’s mate AV corns, hadheep extremely ill, but were rapidly convalescing when our informant left the Island. UNCOMMONLY LONG NAME. A very gentlemnnly, fresh colored, ro bust looking man, having grey hair, M as yesterday undergoing an examination be fore the Mayor, charged, as, we under stood,-with no legal ostensible means of living, and who having under false and fraudulent pretexts, obtained money from various respectable individuals, and of having curried on a-scene of deception in several parts of the Uilited States since the year 1808. In 1816 he was delivered up by thcf’lhte Governor Snyder to the au thorities of theSratc of New York, as a fugitive from justice. It appeared in evidence, that he had at different times passed under the following names:—Dnetor Jose • Delubrigity Y. A- Costa, alias Joseph Dc Costa, alius Mari no, nljas Moreno, allasCarlos De Moria, alias Marques Dc Monscrat, alias JusvM. Dc Mora, Doctor of Law—which last name he claimed ns his proper cognomen and,further that he was 65 years old, native of Peru, hut had been generally cn gaged in diplomatic service jn-thp Span ish Colonies, Or in Old Spain, where he was a memlie r of the Cortes. lie was committed by the Mayor for further hearing.—Phil. Demo. Press. to to of From the Niagara Sentinel. Shocking Affair—A gentleman - yester day related the following sad occurrence, which took place at Snyder’s Mills on the 20 mile creek, U. C. He way on the Above lOOlbs of powder had b'eeh pur chased by Mr M’Gill, merchant, which he had in-his store examining. There u'erc also, two men present, when Mr M.Gill and his elOrk were examining the powder which had been damp, and lmd some lumps in it of the size of alien’s egg. The powder was within 6 dr 8 feet from t he fire. Just at this'time Dr Sampcl Woodruff, of the plqce, stepped in and taking up one of the lumps tossed it into the fire. It explc ded, throwing Out coals which communi cated to the rest and the whole burnt. I. blew up the roofof the store, which fell in broke all the crockery in the store, and iujured the goods, and most distressingly burnt the clerk, Mr M’Gill and Dr Wood ruff, who are in a hopclcs state of recover The clerk had a sinew drawn out of his arm from the back of his hand. The loss of goods amounts to 81000. The other tu-o men though badly burnt, arc conval esccnt. Huston, Nov. 2G.—By an arrival at this port yesterday, we received a newspaper from, the capital of Russia, the first North Carolina.—' Phc goVcrnor of North arnlina states inliis mcssajfO, that there lit) difficulty in the navigation of Cape '’ear river, as the channel has been deep ened in consequence ofthe lute works au thorised by the State. The river will also he rendered safe for Steamboats for sixty miles above Wilmington. :v d '/•">,to oil, aged MARRIED, In RdcntoiqN. C. Air. .losepli Jones i Miss Louisa Smith, aged 17 !! In New Orleans, Air Stephen M. Mu 90.to Miss Amelia Simpson, a ;rd 181!! lit N; O. Air. De Vainey] 07, to willow Susan Emory, ugedIti! H! ' • In Edwarrlsville, Illinois, Aliy. George. W. Jnn- kimi, aged t!0, to Airs Sally Underhill, aged fU!!!!! du.y.. Sloop Leopard, Sturtevnat. St Simons, do' 1 The schr Collector, Pike,sailed from Charles' ton on Tuesday for this port. ARRIVED FROM THIS PORT, At Charleston on Tuesday, Revenue Cutter, Ciullatln, Matthews. * CLEARED FOR THIS POUT. At Baltimore, 1st Instant, schooner Barracoa, Rend. C/- A Meeting of the Mem bers ofthe Roman Cu holic Congregation of Sa vannah are hereby requested to meet in the Vestry Room ofthe R. C. Church on SUNDAYNext,12tu inst. immediately after Divine Service. J. B. GAUDRY, President, 1». P. THOMASSON, Sec’ry, dec 10 235 of the Board of Trustees. For Norfolk and Baltimore. Ncw-Jcrsey State Prison.—’It appears from a report presented to the Legislature on the 25thult. that tho Prison-cost the State the last year 6520> dollars, which sum includes the saluries of the. keepers. There were 73 convicts in coiifipomen at tlie time tlie report was drawn up, viz;— 71 males and 2 females—whites 50, free blacks 21, and slaves 2. The average cost of maintaining the prisoners is. 834 36 cts. pdr head per aunum. The brig Aurora, Capt. Tucker, arri ved at Boston, in 34 days from Murauhapi brings intelligence that all comtnunica tion between the country people ; and in habitants of Maranham was cut off, and it was daijy expected thc former would at tacji the town. From tho East Indian Gazette.. SAUL AND JONATHAN.: The lamentation of the sweet l’salin.ist of Israel over Saul anil Joimtliari, Is rmnnrkahlft for its mournful beauty and tenderness, and is considered the finest tribute ever paid to departed friendship The following paraphrase is the proilution of young soldier of Nngpoor: Fidl'ii arc the mighty—Israel’s beauty sleeps, And mourning' Judafor her rulers weeps. Fail’ll arc the .mighty—lost the victor wreath, The King, the Lord’s anointed, rests iji death-. The mighty monarch who all Israel swny’d, tVhom .distant regions honor’d find obey’d, Unhappy fate—unworthy ofthe .brave*;. . Wants the eol d honours of a warrior’s giave Relate ft not in Askelon or Gatli, Lest it excite the Gentile’s scornful laugh, Lest tbe proud daughters of Phiiistia sing, The song pf triumph o’er our fallen King. Ailfethou, oh! Gilboa, who hti.4t brav’d sublime The raging tempest and encroaching time, Let no moist dew^on thee he thenceforth found Nor kindly rain afresh the thirsty ground. There Hestheshield jhat Israelis Monarchbore And there the fields ure.dre n die d with regal gore Daughters of Israel, rend the hair and weep O’er those who now in cold oblivion sleep; No more tp deck you shall the warriors to# With,proud Iljiiistia and Amulek’s spoil, Swift us the Eagle darts upon his prey, Strong as the Lion they did sirge their way, Oft where the combat rag’d with fiercest glow ,Thc son of Saul did twang his deadly bow * Oft in the taunting foe, by Ilcav'n abhorr’d, 1 ho gallant father sheuth'.dJiis crimson bword But never will the gallant cliiefs again Descend in terrors on tlife deathful plain. Fall’n is the ,mighty,sire, and njightiei'.jsnn-- Their race of glory is forever run. Oh! Jonatlpin, my brother and my friend! My love for thee shall never,mever end: Tcnder’sthelovethebridcgroomhenrstlic li'ridc, Who but an hour lids gruc’d His youthful side •Strong’s the affection Uint a father hoars Towards his duteous and his blooming heirs. Tlie mother lovcs.the babe upon the knee* But not, oh Jonathan, us I lov'd thee; Oh! may wc see (lie warm, the friendly glow, Renew'd above, which we be-m, |„.| inv . Fall’n are tlie mighty—lost tho victor wreath, For Saul and Jonuthun both steep A young soldier. w Bare ilA.bv, giv n to a steady, active man „ unduTtalvo to distribute the Snv .r in tile wfe of tho town. Apply to the EditoL , ' 1 dee H an POftT OF SAVANNAH. CLEARED, Ship South Boston Campbell, Liverpool, Petcnen, Ilnmmond b Co. The sloop Engle, Vincent, from St. Marys and day from Tybee arr. nt Charleston on Tuesj VP FOR TI1I9 PORT, At Liverpool,.21st October, ship James. The schr. WATERBORO, R. II. Nye, Master, She is an excellent sea Vessel, of a- boutdt) tons Burthen. For freight or. charter, ap tly to Jenny end Douglass, or to the master on lonrd, at Junes’ upper wharf, dec 10 l2R5 For St. Simons and Turtle Itiver. The regular packet sloop FAVORITE, E. D Courter, Master, Will sail on Alonday next. For freight or passage, apply onboard, at Mongln’s wharf i ELIAS FORT. dec 10 a235 Battalion Orders. The Coinpanys composing the 60th Buttalion are hereby ordered to appear on the Regimen tnl Parade Ground on THURSDAY, 30th Dec. inst. atTeu o’clock A. M. armed nnd equiped according to law for drill. By order of Isaac D’I.yon, Lt. Col. COth Battalion, G. M. M. W. STEWART, J.MjU. 1 it IUg’t. G. .V. dec 10 235 . (I/* A stuted Meeting 0 f, ‘‘Geurgi,' Agricultural .Society of SaVttnnah 1 Ucbcldalthc Exchange on MONDAY \Vv (o reqm-q,.,! nn clecUo Ring. r.H'Ain* Citrnnnir 'VM.1-..M ARSHA'ij. reiaryi l.itii msl m 1:2 o cluck. Subscribur glimi uiticlos of Association pumTildl in tlleir attendatii ollicers will lake place nt t! By order of Alcx'hTi dec 8 233 I pro i,l H AVEjfust received p,.,- ship w,n Wallses I LEGHOBNs. ■ A general assortment tif Mlsse-, (.ik. ,, I V e.lqiv ami \Vhile Leghorn Hat) Very " low churned. * PAPER II VAGEYC A very choice assortment of various p a | teM diUvpnce^frOm A els. to si », • , ( with borders to nracn l )iece AMERICAN PLAINS, 4 bales of stout American l'luins, very tow! also, *■ Grundy’s nnd Welsh Plains 8-4 mid 9-4 London Dufile Blankets 12-4 nnti 13-4 Rose do 8-4, 9-4 and 10-4 Linen Diapers ». 8 hak* Fronch Osnaburg Thread of asuperi 7-4 lied Funnel at 311 cts Plaid Homespun at 12J 4 6-4 Mull Muslin at 37.1 “ Merino and Coshmore Long Shawls, \\ nist Ribbons, Linen Cambric, And Cambric Handkerchiefs cheap, Chlnchlla HaU, Thread Laces and fno.,,,.,. With a general and well selectedossortmenijf 1 STAPLE AND FANCY GOOod Which they will sell low andqna long credit f dec 9 <a234 . ' JOSEPH G. UI.ANCI!," Williamson’s wharf, O m FFERS for Sale—Sugar 1st and 24 quality I Loaf and Lump “ Molasses, ColTef. Pepper, Pimento, Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin, Jain, and Northern Rura Rye Whiskey, Northern Gin, Lamp Oil, Demijohns, Nos. 1 and 2 Mackerel, in whole nnd lid barrels 3 “ hi bbls. Flour in bbls. nnd half Buck Wheat Flour in bbls. and halt bbls. J Salt in sacks, Iron, American and English White Lead llama nnd flitches Bacon Powder in Kegs find Cannislets, or by | Pound Nails in Kegs, or by the lb. Casks Cheese, botes Candles, Tea, Lard, Butler, Fine and Negro SHOES, 1st-quoit;, 1 ALSO, A quantity of fine nnd coarse CLOTHING. Together with a general assortment of And nil other articles in the Grocery line, dec 0 234 mmmm Some time in the early pel of last week a BEAVER llA’i from a Negro Boy,thf pirncr bypn ing property and paying for lois i vertiseweut, may take possession of the s Apply nt this office, dec 8 si-233 ft Swuiins Panacea, J UST received and for sale bv LAY t HENDRICKSON, Druggists, Shads buildin —ALSO— A fresh supply of LEES GENUINE BILK PILLS, just received from the Patentee dec 4 CHEAPER THAN EVE RAT THE mww North, Side of Market-Square, next door to J. If. McKenzie's Hat Store. j^LPE Saftinetts very superior at 76 cents Black narrow Cloth ,024 Brown 6-4 Cloth very stout *1 V.bitli Plains 33 “ Colored and white Homespuns 124 “ Fine white Flunnels 60 " Blhok and white CalicoS 10 “ Checks, Red Flannels Caroline Plaids Tiirtan rialds, Bombaec tts, Gloves, ' Ribbons, Handkerchiefs, Stockings, With it number of other articles too tedious to mention all equally cheap for cash, nee 10' m*236 Lamp Oils. A FRESH supply of pure winter, fall and sum mer itraincd Spermaceti Lamp Oils, lios been reed, per the ship William Wallace, aud are offer ed for sale ntihf lowestaiity prlcqs. LAY fc HENDRICKSON, Druggists, Shad’s Buildings dec. 10 235 English Rose Water. A SUPPLY ol K very superior quality, just heed. -tJLper'Wm. Wallace, anil for sale by LAY HENDRICKSON,' , . Shad’s Buildings, dec 10 235, ■ London Mustard, ~\%T*'9RANTED Genuine, reed., per ship Wn i t Wallace, and forsaln'by LAY & HENPItlflKSON. Shad’s Buildings. dec 10 235 Notice.' P ERSONS who purchased Stalls il) the Mar- ket pH /the 3d ‘ inst. and have not con^pUed with the tends of fiale/m'e hereby intormcd tnat if thev ao not Cull end do so before Monday, the 13t!i inst. at ton o’clock A. M. the Stall will be of fered for sale and the/jfijrmer purchaser held , (i blc dec 235 F.M. STONE, Marshal, Office, • DECEMBER 10, 1824. IVTOTICF,—On Thursday next an .election for -L s Health Officer and Harbor Must'”', for <£b City of SavUnnitli, .will tnke. place,applicants will hamUn their applications to the Clerk, on or be- Ibl.OMON COHEN,;e. c, pro tcm. dec 10 23.-, Pure Calcined Magnesia, anew Article. T HIS Medicine has been prepared by the New York Chemical Manufacturing'Company, nnd is said to lie equal to tlie celebrated .article made by the Messrs Henry’s. Many persons in this city who have used this remedy give itude,- cided preference over nil others. Families arc solicited to give il a trinl as it comes much cheap ei than Henry's; {icing neatly nut,up In bottles lit 374 cents each, and for sale inily by LAY j HENDRICKSON, Chemists and Druggists, , Nbatl’a Buildings, dec 7 232 A Plain Cook, Washer &Iroi rpo hire by the ycor. doc 9 234 For particulars, apply T. WILLIAMS WOOD. riAUE Subscriber offers for sale, bed q® .L Oak and Hickory Wood at f3 ?6 an wharf, or $4 60 delivered. JOSEPH G. BLAKCE, Willhiinjon’j ivhw dec 9 ca‘234 Spanish Segars. . 30?S“ s .i<'! Spani '‘"' tm ' ‘ Just received per Globe andfor wle by - 229 ‘J. B. HERBERT St CO, dec 3 Dr. A. De Laroche, j££AS on bond Syrqp of Quinino ,r Sudorific ,, , .« Sudorific (dilde cuitWer) ft of Lemon « of Althea Rohanti Syphilitic . Together with a general,assortment Drugs and Medicines, which ho offers for said on the most t terms at Ids store opposite the Exchange ded 4 22,7 Genuine fyeidlitz Towdtt A FRESH supply received pfer ship and for sulc ntlI perBpxb^^^ nov 23 dop.l nd Prngeby LAY & HENDli Chemists and 220 , •. Market sqat si227 Philadelphia Supeffinc barrels and ) iatffn.l 10U half bblsX, A kegs Virginia chewing T0B. S, For sale by. ' PONCE fc IMCWff dec 1 . i.||227 m 1 . For Sale, HAMPERS POTATOES 50 Tons GOAL.. Apply to [C | novO 207 JOHN M.Hhtl’Jil HSKs TTtORsalc.' on Goodwins wharf; 1,1 J JC rates and of .the best quality! n» ^ to Wm. A.Moore who solicits from hislr''"^ former custbracrs and thepublicm ganerjl of patronage, dec 2 >227 f iln m Effingham • Superior To the Jurors, Witnesses and Suihrs u'!‘' T HE.Iudge ofthe Superior Courts" 1 ern District having been ciilfcn U>‘ s lion of tlie Judges at Milledgbvillc. t* “.jji Court of Bffibamrat County will mt.t J. j the regular day ofthe Term, to tbr , gj cemher, of whichJiirors, Witiiessrs. ‘ in the same will take notice, unu g |Vl anceaccofdingly. , By order of his Honor James A*; , of the Superior Con.t. JN0- Cll nov 10 t213 Sii'l outci' cW rc , WWk TUBS first iiuulity Buiwr lor thft market, uow low by A