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PAYAULEI1* ADVANCE.
All Newt, ami New' Advertisements ap-
pe.iMn Inith papers.
O’* Office in Dieksou's three sluty
nrick building, on tiro Bay, near the Ex-
■ li.nier,^iol»e^nUuU«n^DMywM^m»^
•arcor will add briilidn**
gos of Hie future Hlstorianufllns couitl
—unrl although party feuds may occasioi.
till v sproad clouds about his way—possess
ed,'as ho is, of talents, patriotism, and the
affections ofthe people—he may socuroly
and successfully walk onward to the re
wards of a rational and worthy ambition.—'
We very much htistuke the complexion of
(he Legislature, if any Opposition to Mr.
Forsyth can be availing—Augusta Cun'
stitutiohalltt.
SAVANNAH.
’WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct. H.
ELECTION RElllRNS.
We have returns frofh bll the 'Counties
for Governor end member of Congroit,
with the exception of eight small counties,
which will not materially Vary the present
result. Mr. Gilmer Is elected Governor by
an overwhelming vple, and Mr. Laltiar to
flll Mr. G's vacancy in Congress. The
political complexion ofthe epsuiug Legis
lature will notossentiallrdiffer U is tltoiighi
from the last.
Latest from Havana.—By the brig Stran
ger, Cnpt. Hull, from Havana, svhence'tlie
sailed on the Ittli Inst, tve have received
-a price current and ahipping list Of the 10th
from which we have made gome extracts
that will bo found under tlie proper heads.
Capt, H. informs usait tltu lime of hisVail-
ing there was no news of importance at
'Havana.
The gentleman who was the Ibrtunete
Holder ofone-funrth of the ticket 41, 17,48,
.in the New York Consolidate!! Lottery,
which drew the price of *10.000, presen
ted tho same this day at Luther’s Office
fbr paymeiit, which w»s immediately cash
ed, d
TAIlt'E QF ELECTION RETURNS.
FOR OCTOBER, IBID,
Counties.
Appling
Baker
BaidwlO
llibh
lliyan
Hullo sh
Burke
iiutis
CainiKn
Chatliem
Clark
Columbia
Crawford
Coweta
Carroll
Campbell
Decatur
DcKalb
Dooley
Early
Effingham
Elbert
Emanuel
Fayette
Franklin
Glynn
llrtMs
Gwinnett
Habersham
llcll
Hancock
Harris
Henry
Houvtdn
Irwin
J eksno
Jasper
Jefferson
Jones
Lawrens
Liberty
Lincoln
Lowndct
Let. :•
Madison
Marion .
Mglntoih
Merriweibe,
“ tiros
igan
Muscogee
Newton
Oglethorpe
I’lilnki ■
I’uiHard
Kabun
Itichmond
Randolph
Screven
Troup
ralbdt
Taliaferro
Pat mall
Tho Georgia-llvp'tist Association have
recommended tha ltev. Jas. Shannon of
Augusta, as a fit person lo (ill the vacant
■chair of Lxognages inhlie University of She
' Su,e - ■' 1 • ’i
The Augusta Courier of Monday last’
states that—The river rose sufficiently
from the lot rains to permit the Caledonia
to arrive at the wharves last cloning about
Q o’clock.
William I*. Ttebie, MinltleiW -the'?J-
niled Slates to tha Netherlands, a.rived at;
Washington City on the Igth'inst.
Theatrical—The Norfolk pipers state,
that Aladuir.e Feron the cetelneted singer,
lutd arrived there on her way to tha Hdtith.
Shb was engaged there at eonsiderahle ex-
penie for t«o nlgh'ts. It is expected she
Pitt be Induced to visit Charleston.
In consequence of thp favorable accounts vjjy,**
Of the English harvest, received by the
Birmingham, Flour was dull at New York
on the 12th -and prices ‘receded fully 25
•dent*
Maine Election.—The Portland Argils
thinks it now reduced to a certainly, that
no choice of a Governor ha* bean made by
Ihe people of that Stkie. Some corrections
of the previous returns have been received,
Which somewhat vary the result in favor oT
Smith, the administration candidate. Hun-
(on. the opposition candidate, has a small
.flurality, precisely how much'will not be
known until the votes are counted. “'Our
(eturns,’’ says the Argos, “which are near
ly complete, make it about 150; it may be
fouod in the result to amount to 200. or it
may not exceed 100. The scattering votes
ere very imperfectly returned. Judging
from what we have seen *ve think it caunot
He less than 400.
Twiggz
837
974
SlflT
405-
l.'pson
420
207
167
500
Warren
298
- 566
13
671
Walton
707
ICO
818
4)5
Wilkifison
480
75
388
CC5
Ware
Washingtod
494
552
tbs
fill
Wayne '
Wilkes
70
50
7
126
U511
•60
sit)
17&
Total
28688
11498
1580321122
Alajority for
17200
Alajority for
5729
Death ofthe Governor of Maine.—The
following was endorsed on the Post Bill
ftpm Portland, under date of Oct. 10
The Governc* oT Maine (Enoch Lincoln)
died list night *t Augusta.”
Delaware—David Haggard, Ihe opposi
tion candidate for Governor, has been
Igcted by z majority of185 votes.
Wade, who recently carried off the mo
ney entrusted to him by 'the Suffolk Bank
In Boston, his been sentenced to the State
prison for three years.
Tha recent elections in Maryland have
added two to the Jackson members—so
tltpt the Delegation to the next Congress
exhibits six ill favour of t;ie Administration,
2nd three opposed. The following is a
list of the new members. Those in Italic
*P» Anti-Jackson—
A'ext Congress.
Elias lirown,
Benjamin C. Howard,
George E. Mitchell,
liichatd Spencer,
Michael C. Sprigg,
Eolnaiitt K. Wilson,
Citmcnl Dorsey,
'Benedict I. Semmes,
George C. Washington,
East Congress.
• Peter Little,
John Bamty, *
Levin Gale,
John Leeds Kerr,
Michael C. Sprigg,
Ephraim K. Wilson?
Clement Dorsey,
John C. Weems,
Gcirgc C. Washington,
An attempt is making to depreciate the
- perils of Governor Forsyth. Mot satisfied
with one .victim, the pany opposed to us
cxjnesscz au earnest desire to ingkeanoth
or sacrifice. .Various,charges and asper
sions are uttered against Ilf r. Forsyth which
' -It is not necessary to repent or to reflite—
Iho People and theic Representati ves by
Whom be has been so often crowned with
tenors, know tile© to bo folo. Joj© For.
For Governor.
rii!mtr t |Clk„r..rJ
•a
87:
4bfl,
455
Sli
•«
285
580
««
270
758
»57
546
411
272
408
200
1055
180
156
22
888
229
884
SO
749
1118
1002
1078
85
899
851
987
84
505
714
287
548
197
200
,454
50
4111
1th
514
542
IK
598
291
450
597
227
877
595
480
00
518
4t5
458
527
100
58
'■9
187
518
88
■00
447
89
For Congress
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88
205
252
99
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24
187
159
88
92
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57
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224
18
42
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899
tia
486
598
139
257
892
145
117
79
21
295
84
tas
617
711
*178
187
20
255
919
240
405
*45
. 20
16
70
100
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349
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449
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- tasi'xvassT'
to tile Ihltcr Origii-., It ‘oot, .
arched gateway curiously worked, ell in
strong stone,siiu 'tudoqitlitvcst'ln’lbe castle
and close to a decayed initial et mf ancient
structure. Yotinuny of Jho older fabrics
appear, by Ihe true Moresque torch, tA be
certainly of Saracenic origin; and many
of the remains of mosques resemble tlrose
buildings in Persia, w ith curious bricks,
and lacquered tiles, which wero raised in
the first ages of Maliomedaniim. In all
those at Arzroum 1 observed in a round
tower, with a shriving rOuf, covered all
over witli bricks There are still orect sev-
eral minarets, obviously works ol the early.
Mussulmans. Near the eastern gate of tho
castle ire two‘of brick slid lito, mid. a gate
with a Bnraelnlu’fircli 3ml Cuflc inicrlp
lion, and many stroftg ouildings around
ilia remains of a fine portico of a mosque.
To tlie east ofthe towAlsau old rtwor of
bridk, the highest building .in Arzronm.
which is iisca as a lookout Imnso,and serves
as the to» er of the Janissaries at Constan
tinople, nr thill at Gala. There is a clock
at ilia summit, Which strikes the hours with
sufficient regularity.
“In Arzrobnt there are from (oar t6 five
thousand families ofthe Armenian, anda-
bout one hundred of tlie Greek persuusion ;
the former have two churches, tile latter
one. There are perhaps one thousand Par
sians wlm live in a,caravanserai, and man
age by caravans the trade of their own
country. Trebiznnd it tjie port on the
Black Sea to which the r <3>inmerce of C6n-
itautlunplo it conveyed. Tlie Tiuklsh In-
habitanis of Arzarourh kre fifty VliOusand
families. This amount n‘f population I
Rive frontthe-authority df n.Well informed
Ai mcnian; but at aft'iOch details iti a coun
try so ill regulated, fire exceedingly sus
picious. I 'have already taken tlie liher-
ty to dedhet mdre than ohe third fiom the
mtmberbf Turkish families In'the original
estiriiatc. ’Blit Ihe reduced'statements still
leaves iti Arzroum, at phe rate ol five per
sons in a family, a total df 250,Aoo persons
■betides Armenians ”
Ofthe neighboring eouhtty, Mr. Alorier
ta/s, “we left Arzormnn, and proceeded a
cross the plain to)lija, a distance of live
miles only. Tlie plain 1s cnvefgdwith vil-
Ingas. I counted.thirty oil one part,'and
the cullivptiuh is prnpnriiodell (o the po'pu
Inliou. 'The season wav advancing [June
II t]jn sonic placet the ctfrn was a foot
from tlie ground, and ther'e was besides
AVi
TEKN CO*^
an Tlie following items. «Il'ich are contain-
’ eJ In the Galena Advertiser roeeivod this
morning, will bo read, with initrest, as
showing htnv rapidly thp treasures ul oltr
great Western couutry are developing tliom
Selvdst—
Galena Enterprise.—Mi .Soulartl's wagon
and mule leant returned, a'fe» days since,
from Chicago, near the somhernniust bend
ofl.ake Michigan, To hlcli pluco it Itatl
Melt takeit across the country, with a load
oflvad. trills Isthoftm waROn that has
ever passed 'from tho Mississippi river to
ChlehlRo. The riiuto litkeh from die mines
to Ogee’s Ferry, on Rock rlv«#r, 80 miles;
tlionce an cast course 00 miles, to tlie Mis
sionnry Establishment on ilia I‘]ox river of
tho Illinois) and thence* u 'flitrthhinltorly
course 60 miles to GldcaRo; making the
distance from lids place to Chicago, as
Ira veiled,‘200 miles. Tho wiirud us loa
ded witli a inn ami. n half of lend. The
trip out Was peiibriAuiT in eleven, and tlie
return trip 111 eight days. Tlie lead was
token by Water from Clileago id Deiroit.
Should a road bd 'surveyed and matked, on
the best ground, and tho sburlest distance,
A trip t otild be ;>ei formed in much lest line
And if .Soft could be nhpiined at < bic.Rii,
from the New York (Sail Works, it would
be tf profitable and advantageous trade. >
A valuable marble quarry bat beed dis
covered on the enst fork of the Pekatone-
ka, about 40 mite* noitlienst ft out Giifona.
It is ofthe gray kind, of fine texture, In
terspersed null filiate dfliiuo giving ltd
beautiful ■hinniiit; appearanoe, and will ail
mit of a very One polish.
. We understand that upwards of eighty
thiniinud pounds of lead were paid to the
United Sintra’ Agent, durhig tho week, at
Helena, by the smellers in'tno valley ofthe
Wincdnsiti river. Tlie she of this town,
which haslioen recedtly selccied, is situa
ted on that river, abot^j; equally distant
from Fort Winnebago uhuftrairle.du Chi
•n.—Five hqpdred thousand pounds -of
lead have been shipped from it to Sl.Loft
is; nml. a cirniinunlculion H open>‘d with
Green Bay, to which V la de a considerable
quantity of lead h3r bepn shipped, and re
turns made in flonr,.pork, fist.
Urn! svns given, fire liavlng'bccn discover-
oil in a four story brick dwelling lumsc—
one u(a block of.bipldjngs—in Stillman
stioet, at the North part of ilia city. Tills
house, rvliioi) was unoewpiod nml be'nugs
to a Mr. tlodatd, us rvo learned last eve-
nibg, was soriously injured.
The extent nt recent failOres In the wool
en trade in F.Vlgland, is said to liave been
grehler than waist first apprebemWtl. The
dlaiins on a forv houses gaon.oOO. It Was
not betioved the assets would average mdre
much fine pasture.” On the prdcaading than 2f Oil in Ihe pound. The distress af
front Ilija, lie describes tlie Country On the
right and-left as studded with villages, and
riclilv clillivaied. In such n country, iho
most active pari ofthe population of which
ate Christians, Gen. Paskewitch will Aoi
find it difficult to sqslsin liimslff.*
Torded affine liarvest for country lawyers,
it is nor unusual Tor a Country attorney to
pocket £1000 by a single Cmnmitsiun —
Sntaysllie London Time's. Two houses
failed Tor about sCSOO.ofio eaoh.
Charleston PtiMot.
Mr. Van Bureti.— 1 TheNutinhal Oazdlte
upon the authority of one of tlie coalition
prints, savslh.it Mr. Van Riiren IsdOw on
a visit to Richmond. This is not true. Ex
cept a short visit to see Air. Carroll & Air.
AIcLean, Air. Van Iluren has not been ab
sent from Ihe District since he entered on
hisduly as Secretary of State.—V. S. Tel-
egiaph. —
Wc mistook ihe fact in our Inst, id the
article iclaiivetolho Medical Academy of
tliis Cit>; in alluding to Dr, Antony as the
President of the Institution. That gentle
man is President of the Aledical Bohrd of
Trustees of the Stale of Georgia, and Dr.
Iloxey is Vice-President df (lie Aledical
Academy.- Ahguela Constitutionalist,10th
xus t»
• # . NK7V YORk. Oct. 15.
Ex'tractof a letter from the coriespon-
denis ofthe New York Daily Advorliser,
dated ' «
Smyrna. Aug. 10.—The English squa-
ilron,sailed oir tlie Otlr.—Tho Russian
squadron was seen near Tcnncdoi.
Gibraltar—Tile brig Duroc, Captain
Beecher, has brought papers from Gibral
f September.
Nttmher of ihe jeute.—Mr, I (asset, the
great German geographer, published tlie
following table about three year! ago :—
* “ ^ 658.000
488,000
9*1,000
197,000
158.000
80,000
80,000
90.000
12.000
7.800
7,000
0,000
1.800
450
STATE LEGISLATUhE.
The gentlemen first named in the doTm-
ty representation kite Senator.
.Emanuel—Swain, Hicks.
Tattnall— Siirrcncy, Archer.
Irwin—Wilcox, Dixon.
Balter—Porter, llo air A.
Early—Spann, Weaver.
Lee—Thomas, Howard. '
Marlon—Collins, Williams.
Rabun—Aliller, Paris.
Carroll—Fambrough, Adair.
Arzrotim—The following description of
Arzroum, a city in Asiatic Turkey, recent,
ly taken by the Russians, is given by Mo.
tier, who remained a week there in the
year 1809.
“Arzvoum is bnilt on a_ rising ground;
on the highsst part is tlie castle, surround-
ded by a double wall of stone, which it
phequeredat tlie top by embrasures, and
strengthened here and there by projections
in the fashion of bastions, with opedingt jlt
for the reception of cannon. It has four
gates; widen are covered with plates of
iron. The whole is well built, and to me
does not appear the work of MUsselmaiit.
A ditch iuds by it to the. southwest; near it
is a tannery; and furthoralongita row of
blacksmiths’ forges, which seemed in grtod
employ. In this direction, norllidast ill (he
town, it the custom house, a spacious
building. Tho pasha's residence hat a
targe gate opening into a court yard. The
houses are in general built of stone, .With
rafters of wood ahd terraced.—Grass grows
on their tops, arid sheep and callres feed
there; so that when seen from ah eminence,
the roofs of the houses Can hardly be dis
tinguished from the plain at their lobtida
tion. I walked through most of the' ba
zaars, few are doomed, the irest.ero ter
raced like the dwellings, but affording a
common road for foot passengers, ■ ho at
cend by a public flight of sirps.Whenever a
street intervenes i bridge is thrown over,
and the line oontinues uninterrupted. Tho
shops in the baiinars ore well stocked, and
rbe place exhibits the appearance of nitich
industry. The streets are mostly paved;
hitt;a« inTutkey.ln that manner in which it
is more calculated to break the passengei’s
neck than to ease his feet. Thero are six-
teeu baths and one hundred mosques.—
.Several of the latter are creditable build
ings, the domes of which are Covered with
lead, and ornamented with guilt balls and
crescents.
“This is the present state of* Arzrbbtnj
its remains pi ove that it li.utt have been
sl'iII more considerable. Every tiling at.
mats the antiquity ofthe place. The in-
habitants, indeed, dale the foundation from
the time of Noah,and vary zealously swear,
that some of theic present structures are
cotemporary With' the patriarchs. Willi
nidro appearance of grohjbility they aver
tar to the 11 til of September. The United
Stales frigate Java, Captain Downes,sailed
thence on the 7tli for the Alediterriineau.—
The Java arrived at Gibraltar on the 28 li
Of Aug., in 15 daVs frCbd Tunis, and 5 from
Mahon.
Advirts had been received At Gibraltar
from Terceira to the 22d of Aug. Since
the defeat ofthe lllh, no further attack
had been made by the fleet of Don Aliguel.
At the last advice two Portuguese ships of
wat were off the Ialadd
The Commercial Advertiser of last eve
ning, nates, bn rite authority of an cyffivft-
ness. that the schr. Superior, which was to
descend the Falls of Niagara, on lire 6th
hist, lost her masts the first plunge site
madeln the rapids, and then dragged down
a few rods and stock fast on a rock; Id the
disappointment of thousands. Sam Patch
was to make a jump the next day from 4
height of 100 feet.
Canada.—The British frigate Hussar,
having On board Admiral Sir Chat. Ogle,
and lady, sailed from Quebec, on Thurt
day week for Halifax. While the frigate
was it Quebec, the Admiral and most
his. officers visited tlie Falls of Niagara.
The Hop. Win. Burns, late of Quebec,
hhose death wc announced a few days ago
has bequeathed *8000 to the'poor of that
city.
The Stir gives the following details of a
fnolatichul accident at Quebec:—“On
Thursday evening, abo .t 7 o’clock; a boat
with Air. AI’Avoy of the Lower Town and
fodr men with him, came in cdnlact with
an olitward bound vessel-, and was upset,
and Hie bottom turned upwards, between
Beatiport and Point Levi Churches. Witli
tome difficulty; the five individuals got up'
on the boat; Mr. APAvoy't dog also at
tempting to get upon it, revetted Ihe boat,
but so that it wat nearly full orwatek The
four man then got itiio iho boati whilo the
dog remained in tlie waikr with his master;
swam round him. and appeared to offer his
assjstatice as a forlorn hope. A' last in a
sinking state, his master laid hold of tho
animal's tail, and was thus enabled to buoy
himself up till he repelled iho hunt, in
this siibatioh. they all drifted towards loWh
with Ihe rising tide. . About ten, their cries
were heard on board the brig Alorgaret and
steamboat John Mnlson, when they recei
ved immediate assistance. One was found
in Ihe boat lifeless. Two others weie also
within and Unable In speak, 'i'lie otlici
two were holding by the side of the boat;
and the dog was found actually under the
bodies'of the two latter, nne of whom was
his master, and affording them assistance.
His head alone could bis seen above water.
The fodr who were alivo were carried lo
Irvine’s wharf. The fifth was taken to the
guard loom, and medical aid immediately
obtained; bni life had fof Soliie time beon
extinct. We understand the man who tlius
perished wa2 from Ireland; of ihe name of
Robert Forsyth, lie had for tome time
resided in the district of Maine, and was
about returning to Ins place of residence."
1,918,000
The Jews, theretbre, compose about I
iart in 110 ofthe population of Europe.—
The estimated number in tho whole world
is as follows i
Europe I.thR.ood
Asia 798.000
Africa 401,000
America 8,000
New Holland 50
Add Skuiitaul lb,000
IsmaeliteS 500
In Russia and Poland
Austria
European Turkoy
German Confedernlion
Prussia •
Tho Low Countries
France
Italy
Great Britain
Crncow
Tlie Ionian Isles
Denmark
Switzerland
Sweden
Tlie Richmond Copipiler of tho 19th
Inst, snyk:—"The sevoial Committee* of
tho Convention were yesterday in,ftlll.ope
ration. We ilo lint understand that any
of them are yet prepared to make n lie-
part. Theio hat been no discussion yet
in the Legislative Committee—yet no de
ficiency of propositions. Resolutions were
ofl'eredJiy Messrs. Doddridge, Summers.
Cooke, Johnson, Leigh of Chesterfield,
Townes, mul Jifyue's—which'tvoro.oydored
lo be printed.”
TO THE AUTUMN LEAF."
Lone, trembling onu! _
I.nst oft summer taco wither'd a fld.scar,
Anil shivering—whorelbre art tliou linger
ing herb!
Thy work is done,
Tliou hast seen gtl
The tilminer flowers reposing in theirtomh,
And ™ grefn leaves, that knew tlioa in
'their lilonm, ’
Whiter and fail!
AVIiy dust thou cling
So 'fomllv’to tlie Vongti and sapless |rce!
Hath then existence aught* like chutnit for
thee,
Thou faded thing!
The Voice of Spring,
Wlltch boko thee into being, ne’er again.
Will greet thee—nor tlie gentle Summer’s
■ rain
Now verdure bring.
The zephyr’s breath,
No more will wake fo thee its melody—
But tlie long sighing Of the blast shall be
. The hymn of death.
on (
ymiyi.
Charleston via BeoJ.
fort,
T/ic Steam Packet {
JOHN DAyil) JYIONGIiy/
Will leavefortlio above phM^at’i
rick 011 1 U Kits a V Mnnsma,, ..
clook on ToKinar AlqakAF||2»> “ 0 ’’
Fat
•dgent.
Potatoes^
150 gale by * PoU <oei f ut
PALMES & LIiE
bet 21' B*<duuige
Chocolate.
te 44 HALF boxes No. I OhoceUu
v Landing front brig Piogrent^
ale by ~ *1
1IALL, SlIAPTER & TUrPER-
obt 21 ./ -•
OrnliffCMi
10,000
pul up in barrels, just received
y PaBmks &
jM Exchange,
3-s-
pet 21
.Wants a situation.
from N.
Yet a few days,
A few laint struggles with the autumn stori
And the strained eye to catch thy troy
tiling form*
In vain may gaze.
Pale autumn lead ‘
Thnn art an emblem of mortality.
The hrokin heart oiigo young and fresh like
thee
Withered b
Whose hopes nr fil-d.
Whole loved ones nil luve drooped end
Jied aw,iy.
Still clings to lire—and lingc/ing loves to
«»y.
About the dead!
But list—e’en now,
I near the gathering of llie'ahtumn blast,
It zanies—thy Irml form trenililes—it is
past I -
And Uou art low!
COilOIfiRCIA L.
Dates raoa I,ivr.npoQL,::;:::::0rn Sept.
Dates t-noM Uaviik,i:::::::2:::::24tii Aoo.
3,180,550
We mention ii fact, which has just come
to oiir knowledge. At the late “Wine
Convention” a hottlo of wine was exhibit-
ed, which was set aside by the judges, as
they suspected it to foreign product. Such
was its excellence and fine flavour that it
compared advantageously with tlie most
esteemed Madeira. Subsequently, when
its history was inquired into, it was ascer
tained to he a part of a quantity Y)f wine,
made abqut four four years ago, from the
eimmon Ameriaen Fox Grapes, by Air. J.
Eicheiberger, of neai Kjestertown, (Aid.)
and (hat the sample exhibited was a pure
and fair specimen of the product. tVe
understand that a gentleman of this bor
ough intends making experiments with
this variety.on a scale, and in a manner cal
cuiated to decide the question of its nqeriu
as a wino grape.—[Tor* (Fa ) Recorder.
Distressing Casualty.—On Sunday fore
noon, a woman In the Parish of Portland,
when going abroad for some purposo, lock
ed up Tier four children in the house.—
While she wat abttnt, the clothes of two
of the children took fire, and one of them
about four years of age, was so sevorely
burnt as to occasion death the same eve
ning.. The oilier child is also badly, hut
hot dangerously burnt. Soma of tha
neighbors, burst open the doors, und stop
ped tile progress of the fire, or tlie conse
quences
might have been more distressing
Sit. John (N. R.) City Gazette.
GhtLDiiAU.—Dressing a horstfor sale.—
An old man complained of having been
duped in SmitHfield, on Friday So’nnight,
by a horse dealer, Whose inline find fiddles*
lid could trace; Who had sbl'd him it rank
roarer, worth about 21 as a sound horse.
When he got him Imine, he found that,
instead of having four black legs, its had
appeared to hi* eye, three of IHoirt wero
White, and had been (painted tho opposite
colour, arid upon taking off Some trappings'
(which had been given in,) what he had
mistaken for the horse's naturfil tall anil
(by the Stra.nokii.]
HAVANA, lOiirOct.
LUtiiber— Hoops Ai. *30 a 34 sales) W.
Pine 20 a 21 do; Pitch Pine 30 a 84 sales
ahd Wanted-
Flour— Philadelphia & Ualtiniora 14
4 a 18; New Orleans 15 4 a 10; ;-pan-
ish; 0 4 a 10 2 The import of American
flour from 1st Jan. to the date above named
amounted to 20,005 burreis against 760T62
of Spanish. Ol Ittco there had been im
ported 12864 tierces. Lumber, 14275008
feet.
It ec, 4 a 4 2 sales und plenty. Sugar,
white 13 a 10 per ar. Brown, 8 a 10 1-2.
Molasses keg, 1-2 a 1 sales for sweet.
MAlii# iJl iT.
fort of Savannah.
AKitiVl.D.
Ship Robin Ilood, Evans, Havana 8 ds.
Ballast to die muster. On tho Util iost.
spoke sclir Cornet, horn Philadelphia go
ing in; left ship Susan of Boston arrived
8th inst; . Brig Samos, Parsons, loading.
Ship Octaviu, Kempt, Burton 6 ds to
Taft 6e Padelford, O 'Penny, Roe ,v Ater-
■ inian, Candler St Davidson, Lay 6l lien
diickton, W Hale, G Newhilll; U VV Coe,
L Baldwin St CO, N Kingsley. Passengers,
Mr Henderson, lady & child, Mr Kings!y;
and lady, Cfipt Low, Alossrs Ballad, B
Salford, W Buchan, W Cojt, J AI Beck, L
Julian, VV II Baldwin.
Brig Francis; Croft, Cliarlestoh 8 lidurs
(6 H -Sloan. Consignees, J Stone, Taft &
Padelford, Pliilbrick St Baker, J Uanalil,
R Habersham, P Wiltberger; T Udtlfir St
co, A LoBarbicr & co, Gaudry & Lcgriel,
anil to order. Passenger, Alt Kent.
Brig Stranger, Hull, 8 days from Hava
na, with Sugar, Coffee and Alolnsses, to
Butts & Patterson, consignee. J B Her
bert master and to order. Passenger, E
MoriS. The following American vessels
were left in port, ships Alanclicitcr, U.rris
for Hamburg; Lloyd, Muinfonl, Portland;
Hamilton, Appleton, discharging; Diadem,
Hnnrb, do; Susan, Evans, do; U. Slates,
Kennedy, do; brigs Ferdinand, Park,-Port
iand soon; Level, Spurling, Boston next
day; Samons, Parsons, Boston 4 ds; Sblir
Murdock Edwards, Hultlmore next day.
Revenue Cutter Soutlr Carolina, Alatli-
eivs. fm Charleston.
A Y ?! ,N(! MAN lately from N. York
Jm. wishes a siluation in a W«oI*sa| e ,,
rptail Grocery or Dry Goods store, ft
had sovaral years experience |„ ,|L
jve business nrtd nan give the most
tuVy references. •
A line addressed to O. II. at this offica
will receiVe Immediate atteiitidn.
belli 810m*
hr/rorn ship Florian,
Eli casks sueot Altisga
Just teceived.
l.andih]
1 AQt)AllT]
1W Wln'i
10 - do do dry
80 boxesNefito Pipes
18 do'Shpeinno Starch
For tale by ‘-i . --
Mi B. HERBERT,
oct 21 s ^
dufij)
American Scirars
hftlni
40,000 v »a%
or quality for sale by
PALMES St LEE.
Exchange Dock,
oct 21 - *
tern:
. •' M. A. Starr,
(No. I St 18 Gibbons Buildings)
"A* received by rreent arrivali and
offers for tala off accemmodailo||
20 birds New Orleans Sngat
18 do 'S*. Clolx do
100 bags Green Coffee
20 tons Swedes Iron, nnorled
- 100 kegs Nails, assoned
100 Irhls Northern Gin
20 qr cask* Alfirsellles Wine
10 do do Malaga do
5 pipes “Otarrl, Dupby St
Brandy
5 do “Seighetis” do
5 do “Meder Swan”-G\u
4 birds Jamaica Burn
20- qr. chests Hyson Te.a
40 libls Loaffind Lump SugU
■ o boxes London Mustard
20 do Hoop
10 bogs l’e|ipeir
10 do Pimenio
TOOETIIER WITH A OENERAL ASSORT!!.'';
OF
a R O C E R / E S. .
oct 21 21Al
r
Now Landing.
t^^BBLS prime Green Coffee,
. 25 bags do .do do
5- boxes Loaf anil Lump Sugit
20 bbls sweet Alalaga Wine
10 ** dry do do
3 •• Teneriffe do
. 5 pipes Corsica ■ do
5 " Cognao Brandy
5 birds St. Croix Rum
10 « St. Croix Sclear .
10 bAles brown Shirtings and BMC |
tings
5 cases fine bleached Shirting*
For sale by
J S; C. GREEN^.
oct 81 tlOn _ ^1
Leghorn Hats.
4 CASES HnliVar Hats ,
Just received per ship Florian.ana
for sale hjr ^ pKENDF.RG AST,
No 8 & 14 Gibbons’Block.
net 21
Revenue Cutter Georgia, Rudulph, fiir
a crilise.
Sloop Swntldw, fm Combahee (S. C.)
Ride to R Habersham.
Polo hoat Pulaska, 8 ds fin Augnsta;S55
bales Cotton to J Gaqfihl, AI Brown, J I)
Hueuenin, JU Jaudoo, J Stone, Taft &
Padellbrd,
foretop, cable off too, having been cleverly
affixed to them. He understood the Horse
had travelled over halfthe kingdom in tho
hands of this defile!', who would re-pitrchasfe
it from purchasers, upon-making a consul
efable sacrifice. He' produced the lalsa
produce;
tail affixed to a linen stiap. as a specimen
ofthe dressings lie had mentioned.
■' ; iioSTON. Ofit. io.
Fires,—Thdre were two fires in this ci
ty last evening. The firtl occurred be
tween 8 and 0 o'clock In the stable InTre-
moot, near Court stredt, occupiod by Air.
Hogan, which was entirely destroyed.—
The horses, gigs, carriages, &c were saved
from tho flames. Whim the engines wero
at work in Tremont-atreet, the second 5-
CLF.ARF.p,
Sloop Alarshfill, Chase, Darien;
. Master,
Sloop George; Jones, Darien. .
Master.
Sailed.
Brig Industry, Beadier, St. Barts.
Stoop Empress, Dibble, Turtle River.
“ America, BolloSjRicohoro’.
” Marshall, Chase, Darien..
" George, Jones,
up fob this fort;
At Now Bedford, slbbp. Alary, Howard,
to sail loth.
From our Correspondents.
Offices oj the Courier, Mercury tf Gazette,
. CuAEi,ESTbN, October 19—5 P. si.
. - ARRIVED.
Brig Pantheon, Boston 6 dayr,
Dancing Academy'
J OHN C; LEGE, respectfully I'*™I I
Ills Iricndi find tho public, lh ■ I
Dancing School forth* reception Of J 51
Ladies and Masters, will be opetf'C" I
day the 2d ofNovonlber next, l n I
inon’s Lodge Rooln. Day? J"! 1 . 01 } I
Mondays. Wednesdays and F rl “' , . , / , ‘ - I
■ - " He will also attend io P" |
o’clock P. M
vale houses and Seminaries. -t—eoB*
The sclinol for Gentlemen wl * a
mence on the same evening, at ' f .
Price of Tuition at the School Rooni, 1
perqurirter, and private lossoas 9
half payoble advance.
oct 17 207cm||
Mackerel.
/gA BliLS No. 5Mackerel
itftf 25 do 2 do .. 1
25 do 1 do
25 half do 1 do
23 do £ do- „
Landing from brig ProqjeMjmd.hl "
by
oct 15. ®0bL
Loaf Sugar, Hessians, w
Bagging*
Landing from ship Flora*'
”,”Jr l pi7, r fXo»a»'' r
too Bagging.
JO pcs llesslans
For salo by ^ ,„ mr n a,. TV
50
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