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I UEDE1UCK S. IT,Mi, CITY riMNTKTt. tj.j All nc I HIV)AY r.Vi:MMr.l)m;vmi, 17. 1824 QT’ Tln-re was iu) Nftrthch) mail re ceived lmrc bust riighl lVnm beyond Char leston. 05 s * By’the arrival of the packet shi[ F.mpcror, Capt. liuNNurr, we have rocciv ed New-York papers of the 8th imt. two days later than the mail. The l T . 8. schr. Nonsuch, Capt. Tru- 5 jVF.n, arrived at New-York on the 7th in HCxIays f’rom ,Gibraltar—all well on board. The papers by her are principally fdled with remarks on the Treaty between, Al giers and Great Britain. NEW YORK, Ntw f fumjtshirc-~~Tho House of Repre sentatives, on Wednesday last, elected the Ht>n. Jeremiah Mason to the. Senate ol the U. States. To this appointment the Senate refused to concur, hut made ehoiee the next day of the Hon. William I’lumer, jr. The House on Friday refused to eon- cur with the Senate by a vote ot 1 IT a- yainst dS. Thus the two houses are at issue. It is probable tho Senate will re cede. ps.' A : ..Czauifar-iL—lintirely.a.* 1 Cast away on Thursday night, the ‘hi inst. dthniles south of Sandy Ilook, the British schr Rebecca, ('apt. Stores, hound to Halifax, N. S. with acargo of rum. A Vessel entirely lost, a part of the cargtfl saved. The llehecca experienced a hea- • vy gale in the Gulf Stream on* the loth Nov. had her decks s\\ epV, anil-lost two of her crew, with boats, and was making for the first port when she was driven on shore. have confided in the positive strength of Mr Crawford in the House of Representa tives, we had not supposed him so very strong as he actually appears to he. Not only are his old friends confident and sanguine : hut wc preocive. by indications not to he mistaken, that he gains on every hand, and particularly in the esteem of the western delegations; most of the Representatives to in posing which, from enlightened views that they take ol the Presidential question, would, we tire persuaded, prefer the Secretary of the Treasury in tilt* selection of a Chid Ma gistrate, which is now left altogether to the independent judgements of the mem bers of the House,— Wash. Gin. -vY 1 Yhite Fish.—The Detroit paper states that I GOO barrels of this species of fish have been taken at the fisheries on Grossc Isle alone, and about the same quantity leave been taken ou this side oflhat Island n the American shore. It was calculated that from 4 to 5000 barrels would he taken. These fish arc worth six dollars ti barrel. There may he a diversity of sentiment upon the conduct of Captain Porter, hut we trust that national feeling- will predo minate. If we a-k the respect of others, wc must at least show them that we re spect ourselves. In no instance, within our recollection, have the ofiicers of the ARRIVED. Skip Emperor, .1 II Bennett, 6 rfsfm New York, to Hull fa Hoyt, consignees, V Hoe, .) Wells, It I’ooli'V, W* Bnuivelletc, W I’ Hunter. Culien .X Milter, K Wilev, F l l.av, W I.ippitt 4,-co. \V Pat terson, H Clclund, N II Weed, W Gaston. II bold fa eo. .1 y M Ftvndi-rgnsL Dunham faCanrpfnld,.l \\ Murrell, Ponce and Mackenzie. W Inglefa ro. A Evans, BailorScrnnton, II Tapper, .1 II <>ld- ershuw, Bliss xi. Wadsworth, W ,v II Rose, Ilu-an .X Walshi -I Hen. Phitbrick X. Scranton, \V l’ Wil liams. \ <i Miller.(f Gordon,G Ncwhnlt, G Tomp kins, II Strong, I' Hutlr.r .X rn .1 Scildder, J II M'Kenzic, 1Y H Waring,H B Hatlmway,Johnston, Hills 5c co. P Hill, .1 N Niven, S Cohen, dr. K Campbell. W Taylor, F Gilh-tl facO. J Cumming fa -ion, L Baldwin & co. d W Long, N Campfn-ld, .1 Dom-mca. X> Taft, A Foster, dr. fa co. d II Her- liert fa co. ZDay, F Doyle, J .Meip, A Barclay, A j. i> Wood, C Morel, CC Griswold, G B l.iimur, Mayors & Hamilton, I) B Nichols fa co. Passen gers, .Messrs. Inglis, Duncan, I.eggett. Clark, and HALL.m IK . \ T. For New-York (i : s r a a /. i sit ti ft L i Tin- last sailing Packet Ship.' K M P I , R o II, ./. //. Dennett, Master, ill meet with immediate despatch For freight or pa-sage, having elegant aceoimneda (inn-, apply (o Capt. II. on hoard at Jones’s Uppol wharf or to dee 17 211 I for JNYav-\ Ol’K, Tile line copper fastened ship J A M i: s, Henry Salter, Master, I Have immediate despatch lot' the above purl if usnllieticy of freight olft i'sia rta'on- aldo time. For freight oe passage buying hand some ttecnminodatipns apply to capt. Salter on botlvd at Lows wharf o'r to dec 17 mJ41 AND’W T,0W fa CO. t TO THE EDITOR. SfilkdgcviUc, Dec. 13, 1§21. intelligence has been received here that tjie V. S. Commissioners and the deputa tion on the part of the Creek Indians met each other on the 1st in-Kant, near Fort Mitchell, and that on the 4tll they were engaged m the business of the treaty’. It is believed that a treaty will ho made be fore the breaking up of the mission, fa ' routable to the State. If another acquisi tion ol lands is obtained from the India previous to the Legislature’s ndjourni tui attempt will ho made to continue the ans'sion until they arc disposed of. Tl ograrien system, will, I suppose be again resorted to. The bill incorporating a company for constructing canals, which ■has passed the .Senate, is made the orde of the day in the House of Representa tives, tor to-morrow—although it hns some warm friends iu this body, till J do not a member wi’ Congr of .Mr. Cobb, tukes ] r.ut the Stale. Mi -Sa ;; sure by a large nmj oent—the enemies Kvi-abaS been busily eiu;a2ei K4W -■their defeat is certn i'T'A’jS ' ", GJBN; I. V success is in this rawfortl hav election; hut Scent Morcmchty.—At the close of the -resent administration attempts will he ready in acts of kindness. It is written on j WC Daniel!, .Camming fa Gwatluuey, G pLatdur, | their character to bo “gentle as the wind I C C Griswold, aridlo order, among the grass to those who'ask their itff**'- , . .,i aid. but they are thertremn ofm&ny tides ^wowB.ofvessels,wore seen m.tlm offing tost ] against the foes of their people.” ^Tlwtoop fcuphemifl, reported yesterday fmN U. ,S. Gaztttc. I York, wasi-un upon the mad flat at the mouth of anti arc making, to induce tho nt to make important revolutions, to gratify a set of nicn who are ever in the p.»li;i."d market, and fruitful in pushing on mischief. One uf those persons, (one who knows mething of the rip raps; southern eon- tract-; lobby ship; coal companies, &e & c. vNo.) has gone on to Washington confident of having the ear of the Presi- lent, aud not caring a stra w for his pence and tranquility in retirement, and who lias a list of proscribed in his pocket, in ex- tation of having his views comitcn- tmcod by honorable men. W'e shall no tice his movements. lie is every where hut in his olliec.—Nat Adv. hri:, L’Uni, Bouvicr, fm Rtmen, nml last fm Havre, 66 ds, withbmndyfae.toPuhjunelfaAuzc. I Steam Boat Georgia, Dubois, 68 hours fm Au-1 mista, witli boats' Nos. 14 and 13 in tow—1*111 Landing) From ship Oglethorpe, 1 A A BOXLS prime Dlghy Herring?. lUU IN' STORE, 30 bbl/i St. Croix Sugar . V<) do Loaf and Lump Sugar. ‘JO h:i.;-i (hill ■ 30 bills L iltlniore.Suporfino and Coual Flour ‘JO do Whiskey 3 do bid -Hli proof do < ' 20 Jmlf bids Bepf and Tongues if do No 1 nnd 2 Mackerel 12 kegs No ,1 and 2 Richmond Tobacco 10 kegs prime Goshen Butter G casks London Porter 0 hhds prime retailing Molasses 6 bbls Sugar House do 4 dozen Jars Pickled Onions 20 kegs nut Nails, assorted Jamaica, W. I. and N. E. Rum Mttdcira and Tenerilfo Wjne Old Irish Whiskey in Bottles, Teas , ’ , Powder ti Shot, Demiiol v ; For sale btj GEO. D. CORNWELL, dec 14 p241 Notice. emijoluis, Jugs, &c. &c The Cities in Scotland, without being emporiums of Commerce, flourish greatly, Ay dter \m about u foot over the cabin floor yes- in consequence of the great industry, in- terday; the principal part of. that portion of her gcmiitv and honesty of their inliabitants, cargo which is perishable, hadbecn removed to a and the excellence of tlictr police. . . jffiSm g19fpHRsubseriber having been admitted to.prac Commerce has changed ifs routes some, ouUhecargo.--Ge(^ia n ; , but their are now more tons of American The Euphemm, came up to town lost night in >,; m at the office of Richard Cuvier, Esq. on the Shipping, more American Sciuncn, and company with the Boston Packet, which vessel {bay. _ CHAItl.l's H. STAitR. ire Insurance business than ever. J has the principal part of hercargo on board,—not dec 17 a24I Boston Palladium. I muc i, 0 f j t has been damoged. Tho E. does I ’ ;U;&Branch Bank.—'The massy Gran- L ot leak much now,-end a very little pumping! A NUMBER of line, fat TURKIES itc ColumiiH of the portico ot'tlus ! ,. R , s herfr.efrnm water. 5 h.tai tart »ll have been successively raised by Mr. M% clirg0fCpntigne(1 t oJ Bentley, Denham day? Clannen, rigger,in (ho.presence of a largo Bra(Uey> qj^honifc Wood, D W '»rc 17 241 ortsmcii Attend!! fat TURKIES will be shot of next week o'clock each Corn Aftfm£ BfTS I4F.LS 1 QA(I ;«miiKLH jrime vvhite tv vJ‘ W board sloop Alonzo t For salt; Ir T EL CARNi-.Y. j While's twin. (J ( ) BBLS. of this Wullkqoivn Gin lie by dec It Horn the schr Bar DOUGL\s.s s a2-10 won, and •• --mm; .Northern («iu and l\ewKirni, JRuin. ,\rz BARRELS Clin,hfflHrott, • * *) :i " “ lN,J ' v F-nglmitl Runl Laudmg trotn ship Oglethorpe, Wl for «!. dee lii" ,:Ul J 1() J- B- ULBBEHTkcj For sale, OLD CORDIALS AND VIN and tmbmo 20 half bW* small rice, /ree of grit, faindv a c, w hl c h will be Sold u j 10 n iJl Rlaken&flraihjfw dec 13 -37 BULLOCH tiUUNWOl) Liverpool Ground Salt. OkAIIfik BUSHELS alloat—for sale by AiSUUU J, B. HERBERT ti C deola 237 Laurel Saw fllill. T HE above Mill is Rpw in complete order will cut and deliver at Savannah, or it plantations on the river, lumber uf every dev tion wanted. Apply to •HORACE KIRBY, JACOB READ, Drakie’s l’lsutatii dec, 13 .237»il|muj Dissolution. JiTnHE Co-partnership of (etlman Bryan' iL, a duy dissolved by mutual consent. F,-H WELMAN ifov 30 m226 ALEX’R BUY All Notice, T HE Copartnership of Nicholas 4*Nel£ solved by mutual consent— Wlllipi m met authorised to settlp the uflalrsof the co! SAMUEL NICHUl! William nefl dec 1) . 234 t number of spectators,—ib. THE NEW WAVERLY NOVEL. I Ten Eyck, J Anderson, .1 Cumming, Mr Brown, I Notice. 1 to order, and to the master; and 12 passengers. | y^iOTTON will be allowed to lay on the Steam Boat Wharf freo of expense Two days afto.r it appears by the follow ing batter from ■our Representative iu Congress, E. 1 Tuttnull, Esq. that Gen. La Fayette Wi JOut visit Georgia before the month of Apr next. Washington City, Dec. 5,1624. *‘6ir—I witliout delay, inform you, that » moruiug, iu consequence of the act- i rice of his friends, the Marquis La Fa*,'- otie, has come to the determination ofdo- ierring his t isit to the South, until alter the inauguration of the next President. This determination lias arisen, not oulv from his desire tube present at the cere- ip« ny, hut also fr< m the yrish ol his friends, that he should avoid travelling at tills in clement season of the year. lie will leave this on the Cth of March next, forRaleigh, And u ill subsequently visit South Carolina *ind Georgia. “I am, sir, very respectfully, “Your obedient servant, EDM D. F. TATTNALL. “Hon. W. C. Dantell, “Mayor of Savannah.” The following explanation is given in the Albany Argus, upon which journal we have been accustomed implicitly to rely for information of pioceedings at Albany, relative to the late choice of Electors in Ntw Vn-\ ; ‘ ' “Pcrliaps it may be gratifyingto our rea- ilt-rs at a distance, to receive such partic ulars in relation to this vote, as aro iu pos session of the public here. The gain of one vote, in favor of Mr. Adams, was pro duced by ihe appointment of nil Adams elector in the room of Mr. T. H. Porter, \\ ho was on the Crawford ticket. It is un dorstood that,the five gentlemen who vo- h <J fur Mr. Crawford,Ayere Messrs. Lan^ singf Railey, Smith,- arid .Cady, (who, our readers will recollect, were the four Elect ors last appointed) and Col. Samuel Rus sell, one of the seven supposed Crawford I’.h i-tui s ,-hosen the first day. Of tho re maining live who attended, four, Messrs. Rrook.-. Thump-iii). Sibh-v, and Rentleyut voted tor.Mr. < lay,and.Mr. Barkurvrited: for General Jackson. “Wc again repeat what we have before- said, that the eleven Electors on the Craw ford ticket, four of whom have voted for 51 r Clay, aud one for General Jackson, were put on that ticket with the most pos itive assurances that they were the friends of Mr Crawford. We do not mean to say that the Electors themselves gave, or were required to give pledges; nor do we moan to impute any thing improper to them. It was for them to decide how far they were bound to answer a reasonable expectation whicll they might not have contributed to raise. But. those .who; by pledges and solemn assurances, procured them to he placed on the Crawford ticket, without knowing for whom they would vole, or knowing that they would vote^fqr Mr Crawford, are not exempt from the .ti f unfair conduct. The result will the forth-coming knowri^”WUtIua jcwuvi u-v i em mst iui- ouYtuiuuu unn ui. »uiiui>, a . x . w sau I dlnff^vtriff OverVfor was to appear early in Nov. The q.uh- \op[Sumfey last. . ; vc ^ weekafter/: if ordered to be stored within I dec 17 *241 rp FOR THIS rORT, : ! Pretender to the French I At New York, 8th inst, ship SavHnnah, Bebce, I WM. C. BARTON, Tho young Pretender to the French At New-York, 8th inst, ship SavHnnah, Bebce, throne, sailed from New York irt the Gal- J despatch; sloop Hoxall, Fottcr, in a few days. i -|- axy; on his arrival at Havre, was taken | [By the Emperor.] | JL m Empcror( into custody by the Police, and committed I ’ NEW-YORK, Dnc. 8.—erd, ship Camillus, I the suffrages of the Voters residing therein __ . . - * V .' ’ - .1 Porlr nrririnnp.If I aim <r c iVTnrv.rrninnrn.N. (lrlnnn«i. I ^60 17 S a candidate for Justlce of tho Peace in the 2d district, Captuin Girodon’x Beat, nnd solicits Dr. A. De Laroche. H AS on hund Syrup of Quinine “ Sudorific “ Sudoriflc (dildo cni(/uirr) “ of Lemon f “ of Altiiea Robnuti Syphilitic Together with a general assortment q Drags and Medicines which he odors for sale on the most reiui terms at his store opposite Uic Exchange, dec 1 227 to Prison. Peck, Greenock; brigs Mary.Cusdoro.N. Orleans. Arr. ship Florinn, Packard, 18 ds fin N Orleans. aMT J241 _ Ship Flora, Lyon, 35 ds fm St Ubes, with salt. ?,Tarrying Youthand age.,—fiumilla re- I Brig Charleston Packet,Munsfield,^j8d3 fin Mon- hues,in'History of the River Oronoke, : &Vi«fco, with horse hides. The.ship Amphion, _i,i Bllpn, ofnndfm N York, was lost on the English that there is one nation that marries ®ld I bank,pptjheijlght of the 4th ofGct.—crew saved,! men to girls, nnd old women to youths, | vessel and eereo sold as she lay, lor nil those con- m&mwm that age may correct the jictulence of cerned—slie has since gone to pieces. It was rc-! youth. For,'they say that to join yming atM ? nte Video,tiu.ta Portuguese vessel ( i • '. ai ,. F'ilKo-ftri/.iv/isf I "itscast away on Cape St Marywith 300 souls persons,equal in j outh mid lmptud uce, I on hoard,and all perished. For the information in wedlock, together,is to join one tool to of masters of vessels bound lo,t!ie River La Plate, another. The Mairiage of young men to iftheymake the Island ofLobas, they will gene- old woman, is liowevcr. only ri kind ofap- !«#.f«lHn with n pilot boat;dhder the Buenos . - • * - I A .rl'min tloos urill nnt n ni nr on hnonil it l‘a_ marry women of their ngc. For the following chametcristi. i, ifl llle dmnnc , wa dote wea.rc indebted to the late fti-jhly '^chi-Agenorm,Pike,9dsfmCharleston. WVW and dost - rverily rcspcc.L d .M r Hgckeweld- I Sdu- \nn, Marsh, of Baltimore, 16 ds fm May-1 at NINE O’CLOCKln the forenoon, for the pur- mmdon, an Oneida Chcif, who I i, g' |, / ' V- R- W-Uh coffee nnd hides. I pose of celebrating the Anniversary of St. John „ ( ’hrittinn nri.l envvived thr Minister Below—3 hrh s and 2schrs. 1 tiie Evanokust. A procession will be formed, , . ~ ' e \ • r l t i The s!>lp Savannah, lias not arrived fm Savan- I and an oration delivered by the Rev. A- Carter. who made a Convert ol lnm, lived to do I aQ b, us was.erroneously reported yesterday. I Transient Brethren are requested to join the a;i hundred and twenty years old. Just be-| PORTSMOUTH,Nov. 29.—A rr. schr Persevn-1 subordinate Lodges, at their several Halls of A memorial was yesterday presented t G tl;e city council by A. Low &s Co. and ollr er mere hums and owners of property, praying Council to regulate the expense of loading vessels, which at the present rare of stevidores wages, amounts, on an average, to upwards of forty cents per bale of cotton, and on other produce in proportion : and to establish the rate at twenty-live cents per hale of cotton, in cluding, the use of screws, which they con- sider a full-compensation, for stowing the most difficult vessels that come to this port. The memorialists state, that in Charles ton, vessels are stowed at from — totbur- ittle, v difference against a Vannab; of 62G0 on •each sliip of one thousand hales of cotton burtlicn, exclusive of whieli, the work is performed in hail'the time. The propo sed rate is intended to make tho expense as low ns Charleston. We understand a -bill will he introduced at the next council that will remedy the evil complained of Messrs. Low &, Co. and others. A donation says the London Mornin iChrmuclc, sent from America of upwards <of sight thousaud pounds, through the ihotisn of During & Co. has been remitted toGieece; a sum, beit known to tile shame of the United Kingdom, almost as large as all the subscriptions which the Greek committee have been able to obtain, in this country, liter eighteen,mouths’ excr w whether the ends intended to be- se cured by it, ure loh< attained or not.”. An attempt was lately made to rob a houso in Plainfield, Conn, by two men, one of whom had succeeded in getting a- bout half way into a window, and was struggling to gain complete admittance, when a Quaker who was sleeping in tho room, awoke and feeling his benevolent feelings excited, calmly rose from his bed, and like a man determined to render eve ry assistance in his power, seized the struggling wight by the hair, and exclaim- t0 cd in the enthusiastic fervor of his benevo lent soul,“Friend I’ll hejp thee in!” Now whether there was a preconcerted signal— as was the case with the veteran who en tered the wolf’s deq.—we are not able to say. Be that as it may, however, our he ro’s associate, who was stationed witliout the window, taking instant alarm, clung to the heels, of his suficring friend, and endeavoured to extricate him from Ins perilous situation. And now, had some mischievous wag.been present, who was lover of fun, he might liavb enjoyed it to his hearts content. To see a Quaker at one end of a! living man, and a stout Jona than at the other, both pulling with their might must have been rare sport deed. For some time the issue of the con test remained doubtful—it was uncertain which would prove the strongest man. At length, however, the hair to which the Quaker had grappled his fingers, lost its hold of the skin, and the man without & gained the victory. 8 The next morning, a man was seen in the neighbourhood, who had suddenly be come bald. The lock of hair left in pos session of the Quaker, compared so ex actly witli the little, remaining on the man’s head, that he was immediately de posited in the Windham Jail, till the pro per authorities might ascertain with cer tainty the rightful owuojf of-tliefur< ,<«*** % £* 'l.oy have. fur some months they arc. permitted tq of Bucnds Ayres. In case they should miss the _ ■■■ — __ _ P i.I. u _ _ lc xxh I L _ i ' ! J t 11 i a m 1 A 4 1. - . Alain.. u n .1A a 4 op in I MoqJe Yideo, and send Ineir. boat for a pilot, be-'| 'nec- P'^ 'chigloBuenos Ayres,as several wrecks 1 CELEBRATION. T HE Officers and Members of tbc Grand Lodge of Georgia, will assemble at tltfe Grand Lodge Hall, in Savannah, On Monday, the 21th instant, fore ho died he said, “ I am an aged hem- ranee, Webber, for N York foTSt Johns, in dig-1 meeting. ... lock. The winds-of an hundred years tress, with'loss of sails and leaky. | By. order of JnmesMorrison,^ hupdred years . have whistled through my branches. Iam m s ^'“MorreI,Free. , , .. / <• ■• 7, t • i i- \ I maii,33 dsfm StUbes. Left no American vessels, dead at to p (referring to lr.s blindness.) I Below, brig Oak, Pclhuth; 80 ds fm Gibraltar. Whylyet live the Good Spirit pnly knows. At quarantine, brig Suffolk, of Boston, 20 dsfm Pray to Jesus that I may wait my appoin- Matanaw, bound to Trieste—put in on nccoiint faf | tecl time to die; and' when I die lav me jj»of c»pt Hutchins, who died two d»^nce by the side of my minister and father, that 1 ' ° f lhe CPCW dicd 10 ^ n»««-4he.mtalf W cn I may go up with him to the great Resur rection.” Most Worshipful Grand Master L. H. FURTH, Secretary, at i. dec 17 241 Hibernian Society. Members (-quested i Hotel,! r o’Ctcf By order of Independent Presbyterian Church. CTRIIOSE persons who rented Pews in this sLL. Church at Auction on Friday the 3d inst.are lereby notified that unless they call on the sub- «-nHE Members of the “IIibernun Sdoir.Tr," a "‘ , . s . eU,c [ or tbc sameoii or before Tburs- 4JL are requested to attend a quarterly meel ing, ,la y th » 234'nst. they wd ugain be offered for - - -- * 4^.1 , I . I HOIlf (in I* IflTlAV Oritli inel nt 11 /I’olnnb- of rent oh FRIDAY, 24th inst. at 11 o’clock, at VIN BAKER. Chess.—'There n rei u the Ling’s Library j atthoCKy Hotel,THIS I'.YENlNGjthe 17th inst. ’ ' nsl ’ at gt ParMo great number of chess men'} pnflolu,a | w ie C ‘n me 241 6 ° caI; sent by the celebrated Haroun ArrCschild OzonozX Cummino, Vice President. ' * to the emperor Charlemagne. They ; ALEX ANDER HUNTER, were made by an Arabian artist, whose Sec’ry Hibernian Society, name is upon them. If is said that the I ,lec 17 241 ' ' : ’ 1 > words t^eek male arc a corruption of the two \ltTK.we requested to state, that Adam Cope, I Pcrsipn words cliah mat, the king is dead. VV is a candidate, for (lie Offipeof-Receiver of | The Arabian historians say that this play I x c , < 1 ur,ls »t ‘'’".ensuing Election, wns invented by a Brnman, who wished to ' —— impress upon the mind of a king of his L aie requested to sfate, that James Eppin- need of his subjects. dec 7 .232 E are rerjuestcd4o state, that George Mi Een, is a candidate, lor the Office of Tan | AVasiiington, Dee. 8. ... _ -_ ruifTWMM ^„ A letter from Louisville,.dated Np,v. 24th, Collector at the.ensuihg Election a gentleman in this City, announces the dec 11 - 236 . ' death of William Steele, \rhpMeld the ap- I '\7^G b | e re(iue^pd4oriWt ) Hhat' i>A.«ia pointment of Consul ofthpjlnjtcd States nt Acapulco, in Mexico.—He died on the | dec 11 236 Company Orders. , An Election is hereby or- n dcred to he held in Market Square TO-MORROW the 18th Dec. inst. for a Second Lieutenant, nnd Ensign of the ,2d t I5ent Company. The Polls will be opened at 11 o’clock, A. M. LOUIS GIRODON, Capt. 2d Bent Co. G. M p^iYl’hc Subscribers to the ... Belt. I'Sayaiihali Female, Asylum are informed that an Tax .Col*-1 .election for a Board of Trustees, to the institu tion will take place at the. Episcopal Chiircn , . , 'TO-MGRROW 1^ inst:. atli;pfelqck,Aj-M. 21st, tlie letter states, by a stab front a ~—— 1 ——-— — 1 rzzzr dec 17 239 E.M. LLOYD, Scc'ry, dirk, received .in a personal combat with Lamp Oils, Lamp Wick, Glass- ri GOItGFA, Chatham county—fly the lion,' James Southard, of LouisviHc.-^iVdf. Int % rilllE Subscribers have just received per ship \JC Justices of the Inferior Court sitting for o sgj] X ^liiperor, I purpo rs. . ■ A general supply of | To nil whom itmiiy concern. Ilic o r<H\ 0 Crockery. AA Crates low priced assorted CrocVeijI jJdAsf Landing this day, aud for sale by m J. li. HERBERT dec. 4 Genuine Scidlitz Potctkn A FRESH supplyj-eceived per ship C«j aud for sale at $1 per Box'by LAY U HENDRICKSON, Chemists and Druggie nov23 220 Shad’s Market squ aap 1 m2*27 Philadelphia Superfine Fit 20 kegs Virginia cdcw'ideTOBM For sole by dec 1 kegs Virginia chewing T0RAC PONCE fa MACKF.J 111227 For fcalc, A BOUT ten thousand feet White Oik from two to four inches thick. '■ AI.SO, A quuntity of Pine Wood, at reduced pri dec 8 gauTviL' P.-A.STR0BH to Hire. Wante A FEW good Axincn by the month or Apply to W. Bird, or D, Apply to W. Bird, or 1 Jack, or to 23# dec 7 A Strobhnr, R, A.fBIBD Wayue’s' Prime Fork and Mackeri BBLS. prime Pork, New York C spection 30 Half Bbls. No. 1 Mackerel 30 “ “ No. 2 “ , „ For sole by L.PE nov 16 p213 ,cc I.N7 Flour and Corn. OAA BLS Baltimore B(iperhheVh 4UU 2000 bushels Maryland Whii For sale by HALL fa HC i noy 30 226 Painting', Glazing, etc stand corner of Brpiighton and Bull-street.', He keeps constantly on hand a general mentof . . GLASS of all sizes. All,kinds ufrAINTpiLS^c. A, BAY nov 18 46 Savannah Female^sylun A N Election for a Miilrpmto tins ins. will take place uttlio Asylum House first meeting in February. Application i above to be Tmnded in, to the subscriber. By order of the board,. LLoyD Se( , nov 12 211 / ' EOilGJA, Chatham County—By. the lion I ^ a general supply ot I i n nil whom itmny VX (he Justices of the Inferior Court, sitting for Winter, Fall and Summer strained Lamp\ Whereas IV illran Davies, luiuiiiiisfriitprs'ofMnr- oi till .;i-y piu-pdsps; I Oil. • ‘lih Johnson ilqc'.Joa# petitioned the lioii. thecoui-t To all whom it may concern, BretWned'Sockct Lamps'! | of ordinary to be discharged from his said ud- Whereas RobertSiott lias petitioned.to tlieiion- Japania Dish do o'rable the court, of Ordinary r-f Chatham Conn- I Glass do ty, for letters of administration on the estate aiid do Peg do effects of Edward Penman, late of London in do Latayette.do England, in-rchant, dec'd, MSiprincipal creditor. Globe Lamp Glasses | i 7 V VJ’* V“’7 v v» vw«« ... ...u...... Frenclv cMlnncy do for Billiard Rooms and r >’, on °. r h, ; r ?, l ' e ll, f. ,! “Y,° ] 1 ' M m-cl, next; ThAflfrott 1 otlu-rwise letters dismisMiry will be granted file ‘ UIIIOIJ) I jiiinistratipn Of every variety These are therefore to cite anil admonish all and -Pattern. apd singiilnr (ho klhdrod and creditors of said do I cdhsed, to file, their objections (if any they lmve) in the office oi' the cleric of the conn of ordina- 'l l.i-s-i; me therefore to cite and admonish all singular the kindred and creditors of the said 1 «<- Dieir objections, (if any they luceased, to fi Dec. A. I). 1324: riec.f) 231 0> M BOND, for sale at prices to correspond witli the times. Tlie public are. very respectfully invited to cull O' I and examine them. LAY fa HENDRICKSON, Chemists and Druggists, . Shml'b Buildings. nov 11 210 tianaway N the26th nit. a yellow iellow (nam.-dTOM) belonging to Prince. Candy a colored man end Cooper in this place. Tom is about 6 feet 10 inches high, visibly jutted in the face with gun powder, res. milling small piix, and about 26 years r j uuddrsignctl commit! old. tnformalionlias been lodged that lie is liar- * . P ns!, ' s far keeping in repair the. city hom-ed oil board a fishing smack ofi’Tybee. until the first meeting of Council in January next; A liberal reward will be given for the apprnhen- proposals lor the same will be left will) either of sion of Tom, or sufficient testimony to convict I ■heuqdcraigned. UEOftGE SHICK, ibo.se in whose employ he may now be. I J- B. t. AI-DRY, DAM'L BTILES, ijuurdiun. J.C. HABERSHAM, nov 30 - |Il2-J4J- | sept 16 T70 re pro- Cloek, Genuine p^tjentFaniily Medicines L EES Pills Churches Ess Mustard Andersons do Chings worm Lozenges Hoopers do Thompsons teeth paste Jame^ do do eye water Churches cough drops Rogers vegebdde Aaaorsons do pulmonic detergent Balsom Honey lli-arlem oil Audlers lenative British oil Opodebloe.k Ueurys cjllic'd magnesia Squires elixir Batemans drops, 4 c Balts Lemons Can constantly be had at the store of BAY 4 II IbNDRD’KSON Cluamft and Orp^h^, Shaft JitiWnjjfii In Council, I O N enquiry nnd report ni^J,^ , pears that all cases cf ■i ' in-the City, ahd that thcre ex tra prcheiisious of the disease or its com | feels., ^ , i dmt alt furl' 1 Be it therefore Resolved, that j , ^ cautionary measures torp la tf#‘ 0 ' ^ suspended, and that the Mayord jW^ j lntjoii to be made public and » 1S pers of Augusta and Milh-dgc v— 1 Extract from th£»HW» N c SOLOMON BOlU-N, o N- B. The Augu'ta rdcr will give the nbo^^ officc for pi) forward their accounts to I dec 11 236 M&matDM- » n The Subscriber h»n > f HOI'S L in the AtlLg R |4bS’, recently occuF .1 Kcmpton, and mtcud. P ic house, for the accommod.da"' j TRAY ELLERS Those wlm may favor him "W t | u ,ir c. that every attention will by P“ : , hcs „jiplici and convenience, His table a y Rr witli < the best the country affords; » • , pto vi liqilbrs and bis Stable, wdb ' ino deriit<> mid an attentive OstjpD—the va - g.yg’Ij (*.•>