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FREDERICK S. FEEL,
CITY PltlNTKR.
C rropondnice—" A." is received und skull
appear in our next.
GOVERNORS ELECTION.
We have returns from nil the Counties
except 6, viz. Telfair, Decatur, Irwin,
Ware, Early, which give Gov. Troup o
majority of neor 1100 votes. The Coun
ties to he heard from are in favotirof Gen*
Clark; hut the small number of votes giv
en by them will not Vary the election in
favour of the hitter gentleman more than
180 to 200. Gov. Troup will, therefore,
be re-elected by a majority of 8 or 900
votes.
Public Debt.—We learn from the National, In
telligencer of the 5th inst. that, on the fir«t day ot
his month 6,87,000 dollars of the principal of the
Public Debt were paid off nnd extinguished—he
all that remained of the six per cent, stock of
the year 1812.
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In Council, loth Sept. 1825.
STANDING COMMITTEES Of*
COUNCIL.
Of Finance.
Minis, Cumming, Parkman, Williams. .
OJ Market
Morrison, Gaudry, Gildon.
Of Dry Cuttc.re.
Waring. Morrison, Williams.
Of Health ar.d Cemttry.
Philbrick, Waring, SVayne.
Of Lfimpi.
Williams, Cumming, Millea.
Of Pumps.
Wavne, Jackson, Philbrick.
Of PuhlUk Sales.
Harris. Jackson, Cumming,
Of Accounts.
Ctitnmiug, Minis, Jackson.
Of Engines, Hooks and Ladders.
Parkman, Millen, Morrison.
Of Exchange.
Gaudry, Gildon, Parkman,
Cf Public Docks.
Gildon, Gaudry, Wayne.
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GLOBE T AVERN
AND
JSlitledgeviile, Washington and Charleston
STAGE OFFICE.
iiV AUTHORITY
Of the State ot South Carolina
For the building a Roman Catholic Church in the
town of Columbia.—1st Class
1 Prize of $6,009 is
1 do 2,000
2 Prizes of 1,000
It Is said (says the Democratic Press of the 4th
inst.) that accounts have been received at the City
of Washington, that the French squadron in the
Vit Indies, were about to land its troops at the
Havana, and take possession of the Island of
Cube. Whether this movement was or was not'
by virtue of a treaty of cession frem Spain, we
have not heard; but presume, It possession shall
he taken by France, that it will be under the au
(hority of a Spanish Treaty. It issaid that the in
formation excited some Sensation-at Washington
where it was rumoured, that the Franklin and
Ohio, seventy fours, wduld immediately he man
ned and equipped and sent on the West India
station, to protect American commerce and pro
perty. We do not wish to be understood to vouch
for the truth of nny pnrt of this statement, but we
;vould wish distinctly to be understood, to betruly
detailing what we heard from a gentlemen who
inoy have been misinformed* but who is incap
able of misrepresentation.
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$6,000
2,000
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7,482 frizes.
50,000
20,000 Tickels, nt $2 50 50,000
*7400 Prises of $5 each, to be entitled to tickets ir.
the Second Class' subject to no deduction.
Firs!, drawn number on the first das,,prise of $ 10<H
hist drawn number ro llit ftul day, priseof $6001
SECOND CLASS.
WM. SHANNON
ESPECTFULLY acquaints his friends arid
Jt\> the public, that he has purchased Mr. P O
Pans’ interest in the above well known establish
meut—that Ills house has undergone a thorough
Tepft.r, and that it will afford to Hoarders end
Travellers.a reception as comfortable as any o-
ther establishment of the kind in the Southern
states. - .
The Globe is situated on Broad-street, in the
■very centre of the city, and offers peculiar advuu
tage* t < the Planters and men of business.
His Stables are furnished with the best of pro-
Vender, and with faithful and attentive hostlers.
He only solicits from histriends and the public,
that proportion of patronage to which his atten
tion to business ami to the comfort to bis custom
ers, may entitle him.
Augusta, Ga. Aug. 5
ItJ’ The editors of the Journal and Patriot,
Miilcdgeville; Savannah Republican, Washington
News, Charleston Courier, Coluu-bia Telescope,
anti National Intelligences, will insert the ubove
advertisement, weekly for 3 months, and for
ward their accounts to the subscriber.
W. S.
aug 27 I68f3z.
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16000 Tickets at $5,
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The New infantry Tactics.
W. T. WILLIAMS,
Has just received,
I NFANTRY TACTICS,orRulesfortbe Exerci
ses fa Manoeuvres of the Infantry of the U. S,
Army, revised by Gen-Scott, amt a hoard
of Officers, and adopted by the last Con
gress.—$5.
The above Lottery is to be drawn under the
management of
JOSEPH R. ARTHUR, W. B. WATTS,
D. J. MCORD, M. ANTONIO,
AND
JAMES T. GOODWyy, £ sqrs .
ICP Orders for Tickets from any part of the
United State*, enclosing eash, (post paid) shall
he promptly, attended to by the subscriber, who
has been appointed Agent for the Commissioners
*„* The Tickets already ordered have been re
ceived and are ready fo- delivery.
HENRY MACDONNELL, Agent,
Thompson if Bounty’s Buildings, Savannah
august 80 169
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GENERAL REGULATIONS FOR THE AR
MY, or Military Institutes, a new edition re
vised by Gen. Srott,—$3.
: . ' aiao,
TSlETC ALFS’ DIGEST, of Massachusetts Reports
from 1816 to 1823— $4 60.
DIGALOVVS’.DIGEST, of Massachusetts Reports
second edition comprising the cases from
1785 trf 1824- t one large Volume.—$9.
WALTER scorrs’ LIVES of the Novelists,
prefixed to Ballantyncs* Novelists Library, if
now first published separately; 2 Vols.—$1
75, r
from
$10.
--—wwwv.n,- ...the central
, portion of Ihi- Mississippi Valley lip 1821 with
Map ami plates.—$3 60.
DRAWING COLOURS, in Boxes of variouMizes
•from 50 cts to $12.
■ Together with a variety of other works,
ang 9 Hi60 • ■■ -
Mtihys Renowned Plaster Cloth.
A .Sove'reign remedy for nil ulcers, sore breasts,
, j’
ROPERS on the Law of Property, arising fr
the relation of Husband and Wife, 2 V.—j
SGHOOLCJUFTS TRAVELS in the ceu
, Boils, sore legs, swellings, sprains, bruises,
, paibs in the back, he.
Approved and recommended by all the emin
ent Physicians in the city of Philadelphia. For
sale by appointment. * A. PARSONS.
Druggist, No. 8, Gibbons! Buildings. __
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waims Panacea.
4 D07.EN Bottles just received per l»ig
Frances, frptn Philadelphia.—Druggists ie
his stnte, will be supplied at the original prices,
‘ * [ to.
ANSON PARSONS, Agent,
Dureghrt, No; 8,Gibbons’ Buildings,
9. pt 6 172
S. C. & J. SCHENK,
Have just received pet Ship Emily
S OME qf the latest London publientinns, and
also n few late publications ‘from New-York - :
•unoiig which nre’the following:
The Laiighiu'g Philosoplier or Pun, Humour and
Wit} being a selection of choice Anecdotes
many of which, never before in print; originat
ed )n or -nbout, '‘The Literary Emporium” '
vol. 18 mo. 87J.
Eccentric Biography or Sketch of Remarkable
Characters, Ancient and Modem, 1 voL 18 n.
874 els.
The Novice or the Man of Integrity, by L. B. P
card, author of the Gil Bias of the Revolution,
2 vols. 12 ino. $2.-
Patience, a Tale, by Mrs. Hoffbmd, author of In
trinity a tale, the Bon of a Genius, fac 1 vol.
18 mo. $1.
Boudens Memoirs of J.'P. Kemble, 1 vol. 8 vo.
DAILY I’APKK ....F.laur DOLLARS PitII ANNUM.
COUNIHV PAPKR..' SIX DOLLARS PRIl ANNUM.
PAYABLlV IN ADVANCK.
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Saturday.evening, Octobkh i5,t825.
N^ViYOllIv, OCTOBER 3.
We understand the First Boat will en
ter the Cttnnl from Luke Frio on the
igliteonth, and arrive hope tthont the
twenty fifth instant. In the Grand Proees-
iort there will ben Boat from Glen vein nd
in the state of Ohio, and Boats from Dc»
troit.
CANAL CELEBRATION;
Front the proceedings At* the Common
Council Inst evening, we learn something
oftjte muniieh in which the ensuing Can-
nl Celebrationis to ho condaoted. Oil the
day when the waters of the chnnl first in*
to Luke Erie at Buffalo, a'bonds to be
despatched through the whole length of
the cunul to Albany. From Albany this
boat is towbd hyit&tcnni boat down the
Hudson, and on its Arrival opposite this
city in the middle of the river, the common
council nitd the conumtteo of citizens
ure to embark in u steuiii boat ntvl ne-
compnny the canal boat to Sandy Hook.
On reaching Sandy Hook, there are to be
several ceremonies observed, proper for
the great occasion of mingling tlio wa
ters of the Lakes and Atluntic together.
After this imposing ceremony, there will
he tho stumble quantity of dinners end
every other species of conviviality all over
the city. It will doubtless he the great
est day which N. York 1ms stfen ft)r many
y ea is.—[A. V.Advocate.
The following new Post offices have recently
been established in Gedrgia :
Fort Valley
Crawford County
Hickory Grove
Henry
do
Harmony Grove
Jackson
do
Madison Spring's
Madison
do
Capt. VVooDtioust, appointed to the command
t,f the Hornet; 3. Hamblktoh, Purser, and Copt
Twiggs, of the Marino Corps, the last of whom
;oes out in the Constellation, as commanding of
ficer of Marines on the West India station, have
arrived at Norfolk.
The celebrated traveller Capt. Jno. DunDas
Cochrane, of the British Navy, died at Valencia
iu South America, the 12th of Auras', last.
NOLFOLK, Oct. 7.
Wa takn great pleasure in recording
the following testimony of distinguished
approbation of the meritorious and faith
ful public services of our worthy and rtfs
pected townsman Com. LEWIS WAR
RINGTON.
Copy of a letter from the Secretary of the
Navy, to Com. Lcuis Warrington, dated
“ Navy Department, Sept. 14,1825
“StVj
“ Your letter of the 59th ult. has been
received. I have examined the several
communications accompanying it, & have
only to express tny higligmtificntion ut the
zeal and skill which have been manifested
by yourself and those under your
command; The natural result is felt, in
the present subdued stilt* 6f Piracy,with
in the sphere* of your operations.
1 tun respectfully, 4lc.
SAJVJ’L L. SOUTHARD.
Commodore Lewis Warrington.
Commanding the U. B. Squadron in
the West Indies, fcc. Nbifolk.”
war bl* bean risen upon by her crow, mid
brought into Valparaiso. The British 74,
Cambridge sloop of war L’ Ecolo «ud u
French of war, wero at Valparaiso/
In addition to the foregoing we learn
that a passenger in the Eagle reports that
northern section of Chili, including Cdqu-
irnbo, hnd seceded from tlte Chilian repu
blic, in consquence ofilissutisfactioh lit the
proceeding of tlio congress.—ib. 9lA inst.
Rcg’tited Love.—Wlmt words can bo
more delightful to the human ear, than the
unexpected effusions of generosity and
(iflcction from it beloved woman. A gen
tleman, nftor grout misfortunes, conic to n
lady he had long courted, nnd told her his
circumstances wero so reduced, tlmt he
was'nctuully in want of five guineas. “ I
dirt very glad in liedr it,” said sho. "Is
tins your Affection for me 1” he replied,
in n tone of despondency, ” why nro you
glad 1” “ Because,’* uiiswered she," if
you >Vunt five guineas, nnl c put you in
possession offive thousand."
KA
E STABtraUBOLon
Jiatoly cfispittchcd. For IjaTnnce’of
passugu, having superior accununodatW'?•
“oct 1.-. HALLh W
l 1 or Charleston/
THE LAKES.—Wo stntcd, in our
Inst pAper, says the Salem Observer, on
the information of a friend, thut the Board
of British Surveyors had been engaged
for two ycnis, in making a survey of the
Lake country. The gentlemen has since
informed us that we misunderstood him
respecting the time of tho surveyors’
service. They nro nnder the direction
of the Admiralty Bourd in England, and
have been engaged for ten years in tnnk-
tilg surveys of tlio Lakes only. They be
gan on Luke Ontario, completed the Sur
veys of Superior during the present sum
mer. The Survey of Lake Hu»ou alone
occupied two years. Tho Board of Ad
miralty are now in the possession of cor
rect charts of the Lakes, drawn from «n
accurate Survey, and if bur suspicions are
correct, theyhnve obtained much better
information respactin,? these inland seas,
than our owu government. The eVents
of tbe last war taught the Lords of the
Admirnlfy tho importance of tnnking
these Surveys, nnd should future occurren
ces afford them an opportunity to avail
then solves of the information, which they
hAVe nownequired our government may
be dearly taxed for their remissness.
N. Y. dux.
REPORT OK THE INSPECTOR OF DRV
CULTURE; SEPTEMBER 30, 1825.
To the Chairman
of the Commlttei of Dry Culture.'
Sin—During the present month 1 Imveexamin
od the Lands subject to Dry Culture contract!
itnd ImVc found them generally In good order.
Jncksoil’s nnd Bilbo's lands ore in their usual
good order. The ditches and drains sufficiently
cleun to carry off rain water or admit fresh water
from the river, the dams sufficiently high to resist
ordinary spring tides.
Mr. Spalding's land on HutphRison’i Island Is
likewiso In good order. He Is engaged cleaning
out the ditches which will be completed In «
few days.
Ward’s pince on the same Island is In thecondl
tion heretofore reported.
Mr. F.beneeer Jackson’s dams are good and tho
ditches tolerably clean*, .1 have . directed those
on hack river to be cleaned out. .
On examining Capt* Stiles' Land I found
break in the dam ofWampce square and entered
the field.in my boat, there being at least 14 Inches
of water oh the surface of the land, at high water
This field Is uncultivated. The ditches of River
square , brim full of water nnd the surface of the
land wet. The Pasture lands and Cotton fields
were dry.
Tho dfims of Twiggs land are in tliesnmecondl
lion as before reported.
The Innd occupied by Mr.Gardner is tolerably
dry.—The doth on the Aligusta Road is rtot so
high ns It should be.
I have the honor to hb
your rcspoclfdl serv't.
SAMUEL M. BOND,
Inspector of Dry Culture.
Electric Eel.—Tho Editor of the Hnrt-
fnrd Times, mentions tlio arrival iu the
city of a living Electric Eel, supposed to
be I lie first ever brotightto the U. States.
It was conveyed thither by Capt. LatU
moi'c from Surrinttm ; is about three Icet
in length, and resembles a Lamprey Eel.
1 has hut one fin which runs nearly the
whole length of the body, and serves for
a rudder. Iri order to try the effect ofn
shock on a fish one Wad put into the tub
which contained the Eel; on its coming
in contact, it was thrown up about two feet
and when it fell was perfectly lifeless;
Wain’s Life of La Fayette, I v«l, 8 vo.!
sept 29 a!S2
BO, TS a d SHOES.
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JUST RECEIVED,
CASES Gi nUemen's fine naild Boots,
3 do Stout tiegd Shoes;
Bound do do
Womerts.Morocco Walking- do'
do ' do pumps do
do Leather Walking do
do do pumps
Boys bound'
. do Stout
Misses Morocco pumps
do Leather do
Childrens do Bootees
T. S. LUTHER.
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For sale loW by
sept 10 174
Hams, Flour,. &cc
8l, P Pr ' or Hams in bags
20 bbls superfine New Flour
10 Pipes Holland Gin
2 CO Cognac Biandy
For sale by HALL & HOYT,
sept. 20
A depn’v from the Provincial Congress
of Chihuahua, has come to this country
with a letter addressed to our government
from tb*' Governor of New Mexico, urging
the'United States to co-operate with the
latter power in putting nn end to the In
dian robberies and murders which so fre
quently take place between Missouri and
Mexico.This gefttleman proposes to reside
with ii» about t wrlve rfmntlis, to make him
self acquainted With the laws, customsnnd
civil institutions of our country,* C'hjbunl
hita, formerly n province in the centra-
part ofMexico, called the Intendency of
Dulango. has now become an independent
state. The official papers hear the charac
teristic motto of the free, sovereign and
independent state-of Chihuahua. It con
tains by estimation one hundred and twen
ty-nine thousand, two hundred and forty-
seven square miles, and it population is
fated at one hundred and fifty-nine thous
and, seven hundred. Hon Manuel Simon
De Ese.udero, the gentleman above spo
ken of, was n large loser by the audacious
robbery which the Osagert committed t)
short time ago, and of which we Iihvc fiefe
tofore given‘an account. Among others
sufferers lie has verified his loss, and laid
iu his claim before the Fuperintendant
General 1 Clark, who will doubtless exert
till.tin',power of his office to procure com
plete indemnifiction.—Balt. Am. Itli inst
CHILI—By flit 1 ship Eagle, captain
Morrill, arrived here yesterday in 82days
from Valparaiso, we have advices, to the
23d June, the U. S. schooner Dolphin
hnd sniled a few days before that date for
Coquimbo. The frigate United States left
Coqiiimbo for Aricn about the middle
of June. The Achilles, Spanish sloop of
The commencement of Nassau Halt,
took place rit Princetoo,(N.J.)on Wednes
day,the 18th «»lt. It was brilliantly attended
—nnd honored with the preBettce of some
very itirstingUishcd persons; among other
Were recognised Mr; Secretary Southard,
Comprinre Stewart, Captain Janies Ren-
slmw, Joseph Hopkinsou F.sq. M M
Bonnpart and Murat, Rev Dr. 'Milnor,
nnd Chief Justice Ewing. Tlio exercises
(it is stated) were highly creditable to the
younge Gentlemen; nnd to the character
of this ancient institution, which has furn
ished the country with somcofit brighest
ornaments—Nassau Mali reckons criiong
her sons a president of the U. S. n vice
President, a President of the old congress,
2 Secretaries of the Navy, 1 Secretary of
the Treasury, 2 foreign Ambassadors,
1 Speaker of the FTonse ofRepresehtariveg
l attorney General of the U.S. 1 Post
Master General, 2 Signers of the Declara
tion of Independence, 4 Chief Justices, 9
Judges of Supreme Courts, 14 Governors,
1 Bishop, 16 Presidents Universities and
Colleges, nnd 11 Professors. And this
statement, through the deficiencies of the
catalogue, is by far too limited. Ch. Gas.
DIED.
At Ills residence in Scrlvcn County, the 10th
inst. Mr.Thosus II. Gibsons.
POUT OF SAVANNAH.
CLEARED
The North American Review mentions
that the government of thd United Stntes
hits lately revived the negotiation with
Naples', in reference to Murat’s spolia
tions, and that Mr. J J Appleton lins been
despatched to Naples as a Special agent
for the purpose
GA LEA T THE BA tIA MA S.—By
the schr. Enterprize, arrived at. Balti-
mrtre from Nassau, accounts Imvc been
received of a severe Ga $ having occurred
at the Bahamas in the beginning of Sep
tember whiclr seems to have been very
disastrous to American shipping.
iiy an niTivril nt Alexandria, informa
tion hns been Received, of the execution
of two notorious Pirates 'at St. Thomas
on the I2th September.
How apt are we to senrch for our hap
piness in other men’s opinions. Can any
thing be more ridiculous, inasmuch as
experience must have tnuglit us, that men
are insincere, envious, caprctous, pre
judiced, and full of duplicity ?
Schr. Apollo Crowell, New-York,
Hall & Hoyt.
ARRIVED.
Ship Ogifthorpc, Taulmcr 9 days from New-
York, to Hall Hi Hoyt, consignees—Ponce &
Mackenzie, Dunham &. Camnfield, II Clcland
T Butler & co. A G Miller, O Taft. A G Ocinler
N B Weed, G B Lamar, G Newhnll. M Cunning
ham, Johnston, Hills Si co. W II Trnliin, T J
Wray, S C Std Schenk, Lord b co. E Reid, A & E
Wood, B Burroughs, Lay Sf Hendrickson, W k H
Rose, H Tupncr, I. Baldwin if co. R Campbell
3 W Long, l W Morrell, Mnyeis St Hamilton, I
Lord V Ho. C C Griswold b co. F. Bliss P Marloiv
.1 B Herbert fc co. J P Hen , t Hunter, B
Delamater. Cohen b Miller, M Hong co. J
Seize, W B Hatch, D it B Foley, P M’Dcrmott
,lu». Andcraon co.O Taft, Philbrick^- Snrnnton
P llllt, V Butler & co. Wiltbergerfa Cortnvnll, W
Tiglie, .1 M Prendergast, W Evans, Geo. Gord
on, A Dirfaure, A Parsons, Taft St Padleford, I
Petty, .1 Gilbert, Steam Boat co. G b W Robert
son, J Kopinnn b co. Pnsseneer|, C Baker and
lady, I. Petty, Indy and 4 children, J Lawrence
lady und cjtUa, Mrs Bolh s, Messrs J Anderson,
WAnderson, C'ampfield, Starr, W B Hutch, J Gil
bert, J. Muyhew, J Dunham, D T Bengelcy, D
flayden, Wm Evans, L Perkins, M Eastman, J
•) oh ns, uild 13 in' thfe steerage. Off Hnttcrus
spoke brig Osprey, for this port.
Brig Frances, Croft, Philadelphia, 9 ds. with
full cargo, to E Reed, M llopkins L Petty, Wl|
tberger 4* Cornwell, C Roe, M Hong, M Wilson.
J Shaffer, l K Kelb.urn, J M DoWnll, J B Bishop,
J Marshall J Henry. J.Gilbert, J Rivers, J W
Morrall, H Cassidy,Hall k Iloyt,II Hartford),W
H-Turpen,W B (latch, WT Williamses C It J
Sclibnk, Lay Hendrickson, T Barton, W Bones
B Burroughs, A North,' U S Military Stores, B
Tread well, Smith b Wright, T J W'ay, P
Brnsdine, R Campbell and A Spencer, Passen
gers, (»en. Montgomery, lady, child and ser
Capt. Wiltberger, lady, child and servant, Mrs
Morris, Miss Twiggs, R Dennis, M Hopkins, and
1 other, and 3 in the stperage.
Sloftp Eliza Nienli, J Blenkcnshin froth New
Yorh, assorted cargoto Perry fa Weymnn, nnd
others. Pds-cngeW, Mr Jenkins nnd lady, Mr
Skitter and lady, Mr Brnd.ey nnd lady, Mr Con-
oily and lady, Mrs Marlow and chili), Miss Ken
nedy, Mr Kennedy and Irdy, Messrs Robertson,
Perry, Weymnn, Donaldson, J Newton, W New
ton, Divine, Brooks,'and Burns.
Sloop Express, Harnett, Providence, 8 days,
with a full cargo, to H Blair, Brown, T Gardener,
and \\ Gray. Passengers, Mr Gardner, lady and
(wo children, II Blair, MessrsGray,Mallone,Hall,
Capt. Delphi, and others.
The steam-boat Pendletob, Bracken, for Char
leston, passed downthe river yesterday.
The Steam boat Edgefield, Siwsard, 9A hours
from Charleston, with freight and passengers for
Augusta and Hamburg, phased up the river this
morning.
SAILED
Brig Pnntlicn, Bradley,.New-York.
Brig Indox, Baker, do.
Schr. Mary fa Margaret, Owens, St. Marys'.
ARRIVED FROM THIS PORT,
At New-York, 3d inst. schr. Philadelphia,
Effieiy, 18 days.—4th, ship Augusta, White. 10
days; ship Emperor, (part of the crew sick.)
ri.EAREB f'Oil THIS PORT,
-At New-Yovli, 6th instant, brig Osprey,Dorsey.
At Nevv-Orlearis, Sept. 20, schr. Jane Thom
pson.
OP FOR TltlS PORT,
At New-York, 5th inst. brig Pheasant 1 Bailey,
despatch fsehr.Moses, Tench, to sail 7th.
At Bnlti nore, 4th inst padket Clarissa Ann, to
sail 8th inst.
Cap). J. Northrop, and'Lt. W. P. Gilborne of
the Colomliian Navy, arrived at New-York, from
Porto Cabello on the 4lh inst.
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ply to thu master on board nt Moore's wl.al
orj U., ,..c COHEN k Mttra!
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50
?o’?p. antJ 1 half bills Suiierttne^V. 1
12 Pierces Jamaica Coffee
NORFOLK OCTOBER, 5V
Willoughby'Point l.ij'ht— The Liglit Vessel, here
tofore stationed oti Willoughby's Spit, .at the
entrance fo Hamptoff Roads,' was yesterday to
wed up to this port by the-Rcvcnne Clutter, to iin-
dfergo repairs consequently no light will bo exhilii-
ted there until further notice, in conformity with
the fiuperintendnnt’g notice, Uhich has lecef.tly
beeu published ir.'this paper.
CITt TREASURER’S OFFICE,!
6th Oct. 1826. j
Assize of Bread.
T I1E average price of Flour being $5 75 per
bbl, J96 Jbs. weight, the weight of Bread- for
the present month must be
12.J cents Loaf - 3 lbs. 1 oz.
0,i “ " - 1 8J
Of which ail Bakers nnd Sellers of Bread will
take due notice. M. W. STEWART, c. t.'
oct 0 185
30 do Sperm Oandlei
^0 half bids Crackcnt
quarter do do
150 shmllKogs do
20 ar chests Hyson Tea
5 do Souchong do
5 half chests Imperial do
6 cases Canister tJun Powder is
6 Pines Holland Gin
3 ito Cognac Brandy
10 qr casks Teneriffe Wine
80 kegs mid half kegs DupunhPom.
4j Canisters do "
60 5 Gal Demijohns
) Case 4 pt Tumblers
For sale by ,
WILTBERGER fa CORNWf J
Jones' ' w
cot 16 , . »t 189
STOCKS, fyc-FoT
git ARES Planters Bank
falll'J
do Bank St^le of Georgia
do Marine nnd Fire Insurance Coium
do Steam Bunt (Annpany ”
do Union Rond Company
-ALSO-.
A young negro woman, an excellent i
washer
A young; mulatto woman,good house servi
A negro girl about 11 years old
A negro man about 3u,boat builder nndehi|n
A negro girl about 16, house servantesseia
A negro woman, 18. field Imnd
A number ol prime Ar id hands, men and*.
Several negro men accustomed to wurltini
A negro man, first rate cooper
ALSU,
Several valuable Improved lots in the till
Tracts of Land in Irwin, Early,Baldwin, Boa
Walton, Henry, Effingham, Bulludi aui (
den counties
Wanted,
Darien Bnd N. Carolina Mu
JAME9
oct 15 b!89
KI’WNGl
mmw. w&m
AND AlILLINEllY STO
Mrs. e. beaulu
H AVING removed to tbe store
p.ed by Mrs. Judah, Johnstoni-s-iui
lon-t-tlil
i.’ I
leave to Inf irm the Ladies of Snvannah
vicinity, that she has received by (lie I
thea, from New-York, her JYEIr PJI
FOR THE SEA SOM, with a hamlwiat
nuiut of
FANCY GOODS
Leghorn nnd Straw Hats, Feathers
Artificial,Flowers, nnd a lafge mr
Ribhons, by the box or dutch
Also, Band boxes of all sizes, y
dies, at New-York prices
<iet 15 rl 89 .
GENERAL
Drug and Family Media
WAREHOUSE,
T HE Subscriber has just received f
Panthcn and Frances and ship Up
and is now opening
m®
Of Genuine Drugs, Chemiij
Dye Stulls, Spices,
And a large and choice .assortment of F
MEft if, FANCY ARTICLES, &c fac ttA
Gentlemen, Physicians. Country Msj
Planters, und all tlmt wish to pur, base ijl|
will find prices unusually lotv; and i
aertm inodHling'terrws.
Si rict und prompt attention will ke j
orders by A. PARSONS, l)rnd
o'Ct 15 No 8, Gibbons’f
and out buildings,
oct 15
For sale,
A Half Lot plensuntljr]
ted in St. Jurncs’ SqunW
the improvements, consisW
convenient two story dwell
Apply to
JAS. F.FPB
TO RENT,
FOR ONE OR MORE YjU
That well' ltnmvrt
A Boarding Hoesc,
Broad cteet; occupied
years aslsucli by M; boat
a large Stable; rentedjjwith or without l
Also, foi* sole,
A Fnrin 7 miles frotnO
tv, with cornfart'idilc u
House thereon. Conloiw*!
with n pine traet' of 1'50'*•*
particulars enquire ef -
OrF.M.J*
oct 16 189
City Marshall’s sales,
pn the frit.Tuesday in November*
W ILL be sold,in front of tfio cm
between the hours of 10 A. M "
the following Lbts,-if the Ground'
Lot No'. 21 Columliia ward, 60hy
ded epst by Price rt south by Yotk -J
lot no 22'and nanh by Prcsld.ent-st.,
upo.i as the property of Mrs'Hill anaJ
M2 quarters ground rent
Lot no'24 Elbert ward60by 90 ’
oast by Jeffersoh-st. south hyrerfm'
no 23 north by M'Donough-st, re-en^
• lie pfoderty of C. Bulloch, for 3 qjJJ 1 " J
Lot No 2 Franklin wnrd
east by lot no, 1 south by a lnrte west n
and riorth by Bay-st., re-entcrod up 0 ,,
perty ot the Est. of G. VV. Evans, fot
Lot ho 3 Granklin ward, 60by
east by lot no 2south by a lane vres ,
nnd north by Bay-street, re-enterefl\ r
[iroporty of the Estate of,G. VV Evan,
tersrent. ...onfti
Lot no 11 Warren ward, 60 by 9" ^
ed enst by lot no lOsoUthffiy ,,r f n "ij a pi
no 12 nnd north by a lane, f,' 3 '? n *■virruet’
qroperty of P. Moody and Cato ” 4
pUaiters rent. ,
Lot no 21 Warren ward, 60 by
east by Price-st south by Congros* - ,
no 22 nortli by St. Julian-st, cl
the property of Joseph A Sco’.rtor^,
, ot< lb , ^