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. HBlHrilLICAN. FREDERICK S. FELL, 'CITT PRINTER. Daily Paper..;;....ciglitfrtollars per annum. . Count;/ Paper;;:;....six dollars per annum. PAYAHLUIN ADVANCE AM Nows, .and Now Advertisements ap pear iflTrtSttl papers. (£/** Office in Dickson’s llirco story nrick building,* on - the Day, near tlio ‘Ex-^ chance,JVeHvccnTluIl and DfRfion-stlWtt* SAVAmH. .SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. SI. (t/ 5 * Wo are compelled to M a Hth ter of Advertisement, this day for want of toom—They shall' receive-pai licular alter)' nonin our next. We are requested to state, onto; in the indisposition of the District Judge of Geer; gin, the IfonotaMe Jeremiah Cuylcr, he will not be sblo to atten|l lire U. S Cir- Tlpil Cuntt at Aliliedgeville, which com* tnentre its sittings on Thursday, the Oth of ♦November next. The New Orleahs Use, of the ISlh ffrtt. States that General' Barvailn* was shortly to ldavc tlrit port, wills a sufficient number of transports to carry bid troops tottaVaiia, Lafayette in America—The account, Try M. Lavasseur of the interesting tour of La fayette through this country, which was published a short time since in’ Paris, has been translated into English by Theodore Dwight, F.sq. is now in the press of Atessrj J.&J. Ilarper. Another translation of tho same workkas been completed by a li terary gentleman of Pliiladalphia. and it is announced in the papers of that city, that 'the Mcssts. Carey, Lee Si Carey,’ will pub- lish it shortly. PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. -.From (2 counties and whit city, the offi cial returns of the‘Into election 'give Air. Wolf a majority of (3.07-1 votes for "gnver- ner, over Air. Rilnrr. Thirty counties re main to be heard from. They will In crease At r.’Wolfs majority VO nearly 40,- ooo votes. Pursuant to a resolution of tho Prelates Tho composed the Roman Catholic Coun cil at Balliinoic, sveni in a body on Tuc$' received orders to proceed to Alexandria. The mate,Barker, and four of the men de clined going to Alexandria, nnd were ar rested. Judgu Story instructed the Jury that the men «ote Bound to proceed to Al exaudria, as tho putt of final discharge in tho United States, it appearing, however, that their olfenco arose principally from a misunderstanding of the law, and their be ing some difficulty of bridging homo to them the fact of combination, they wero acquitted.—A'- 1\ Foil 22i7 intf. Algiers.—A laic London paper says, “Sincethe insult offered In the ship Pro vince no communication had taken place, jiy the last accounts, between tho blocka ding squadron and the town,' except that tlte English corvetto Pandort sailed out of the'port with a white flag, conveying to tlio Ficocb Admiral a letter frorttthe En glish Consul, informing hint that tho Dra goman of the Dey had written to him to say that the latter wassorry for tho affair, and had caused tho officers who command ed tho'battcrics to bo decapitated. No di rect excuse,‘huwever, had been made by the-Dov." American Fashitmahles abroad.*—We learn by private letters from the sontli of Europe, that an affair Of honor todk 'place ill Italy, between an Italian Marquis and *t» American geutlrmnn from the south.— The origin lif Iho affair has not been suf-i Hciently given, but it is believed IliXtn fair lady is at tlte bottom of it.-*One accnttbt of tho matter states that it took place on the banks of ihc'Arnn, near Florence. Tito American was a man of lashion, a wit, a schilar, and with all, |tossessed a handsome person aftd dashing manners. Tlte En glish and other foreip.ers becalbc exces sively jealous of his success and his eclat. Ln attempting to throw ridicule overturn,lie eras nicknamed "the American democrat," who hail not a drop of blood in his vbint.nnr a grandfather'in his pcdigrces.The “denm drat” met those sneers with ineffable sang /rofd.His gnmhcnta furnished plenty of ma teiial for sarcasm, lint what cared lie for lhat.He felt the divine afflatus within Hint! he smiled—he gallanted—he snng-*(for ho had a good voice) he’talked sentiments— olt languishing Italian sentiment, anti com- pletely’cast his rivals so the shade. He was successful and happy, till an I- taHan Marquis, with a-pair uf the most be-' witching moustarAr.'encnuptered him nne day. The dishing “democrat” feared no tiling, an’incident Ml out, bn which .a quarrel took place; the democrat next day challenged the Italian—appointed the spot on the hanks of the Arno—went attended with a'sccoud—met the Italian at the usual distance, and come very near winning him at the first shut- The spirit and handsome behavior of the American completely be witched the female society in Florence; no. barm was, however, done. This is one tlte accounts given of the af fair. We learn, however, that some state day, the 20th ins., t„ pay their' respects w Bff.tr place tfie scan, of action mthegoulh v * r 'IFJlaly, and throw into the story u mini- her of minute-‘parttCtd.Tis, some a novel fhe venerable Charles Carrnll of Catrbil ton, as the surviving signer of the tlorious chatter of the Cduntry’s freedom,'aifd One of the most aged and exemplary 'fneilfbers of their Chutcli. They were most hospit ably entertained snd delighted with'(lie good old palriut and his amiable family. West’s celebrated painting nf Christ Re jected ’artived at New York from London in the packet Ship Cambria.] During its ex' fybition in the latter city,it is said litardu,' 000-persons visited it. The Niflv York American, ’states, that tile Delaware and tlndson Canal and Rail Read is completed aifil’in foil operaliou, that ihefail-road uitiwcrs the expectations of tho engineers, anil that one t|iadsafnl ions of coal per week ill be .'delivered at New York, during die remainder of the season. , Fatal Accident.—At a regimental ve- tiew in Middleborn’, Mass, on the lDtltinsl Air. Joseph Swift, Jr. of Alidtllehbrough. was instantly killed by the discharge of a market, net known to contatno hall by the person who disclunged it, character and others ludicrntis and melan choly. The next arrival from Europe will probably'furnish further particulars. A precious dish of scandal in high life soon finds its way to the'courl journals.—.V- Y. Courier. -{0',.. In the l.'-ircuit Court of dto TL States, flow sitting nt Boston, six seamen nl the «)iip l’l ito, Hayes, and others, were tried on -an imlictinem for cunspiiitig to excite ■x revolt in the vessel. It appeared that the ship sailetl from Boston under the command of captain Tims. Dimmick, but inajfew hefnrs - us obliced to return,in coo ■sequence o( -the sickrress'rfthb master, and jt new master captain Clias. Knapp, was appointed. The seamen at first till-refus cd to serve under Knapp, but at length consented, with the exception of the six persons indicted, who refused to obey his o;ilots, and kept in a body. They were arrested, and on being brought before the District Judge, tlte law was explained to them, but they persisted in their refusal to serve under llietterv master. Judge Story instructed the Jury, that if they believed tlte evidence, the combination to resist the lawful orders of the master was made ont, ’and as the substitution of n new master did not release tlte seamen from their ob ligation to goon tlm voyage, the verdict must lie against them. They were con victed, and sentenced tn a fine of £5 each, jptd sixty days imprisonment. Al tlte same court Gardner and three others, seamen of tlte ship Ganges, were At ted-for an offence of the same descrip tion. As tlte vessel was about to sail, they f.cluscd to do duty unlesstlie captain would promise them that they should have a fora npon’t watch below, a request which, as the pilot testified, svas unreasonable and improper. Tlte jury brought in u verdict ’of guilty, and the Judge sentenced two of she prisoners'to pay a fine of £5 each and suffer sixty days imprisonment, and the a- tlicr two, whose offence was attended by Some extenuating circumstances, to pay j>4 each ami sulfur 10 days imprisonment, -Observing that the statute authorised the Infliction of a fine of one thousand dollars ahdim Imprisonment of three, years, but that he hoped the nioderate punishment he had fixed upon would be sufficient to pro duce the proper effect. At the same court George Baker, and 4 Miters, sea ntnn of tho brig Aplliorp, were tried on an indictment for a similar offence pad acquitted. Tpcse men shipped at Charleston in Juno last for tw# or three European ports and a final part of dis charge in the United States.’ At St. Ubes tho Aplliorp cleared for Boston, but on ar- iTvingat ibo Nantaskeb Roads the explain Cohilantinoplc. —An estimatei* etvftrln a late London pcrindical of the Cumber of inhabitants in Constantinople,which makes thein'much fewer than we had iMught It is stated that by tlie last returns they amount to only 300,000 souls, and that the number of "huitses in Constantinople is cal cutated to be 00,000. This celebrated ci ty appeals, by a chronological account which rve have before its, to have been be sieged no less than twenty-niuc times pre vious to its investment by .the army of Rus sia, which has probably taken place ere this, unless indeed tlte apocryphal rumors, of'a peace having been effected ate trite— A brief statement Of thise different sieges may intercst'-dtir -'readies 'at the present time, whift all^men nro engaged in con-- tetfiplating the'events wiiieh will probably terminate in tlieOVerlhrowof that celebra ted metropolis, and;, the expulsion of the Turks from Europe. TL’C. 477, CohstantiiAoplo was br.iitesjcd by Pausanins, after tlte battle of Platan; 410. by Alribiades : and in 347, by Leo Philip's general. In the year of om’Lord 107 it was ogam besieged, by tho Emperor Septimus Bcvcrus; in 310, by ?1 -slums Caesar; 315. by Constantine "the Great : 010. by Chosrocs. of Persia, under Hers- clius. Emperor of the East; ten yean af ter, by the Chacar.ofthe Avar),an .illy of Chosroes ; 038, by Moatvia, the geneuI of Ali, an Arab sovereign ; and in (iito. bv tlie son ofAloawia, Iesid ; 1(1074, by So nin Ben Auf, one of Alowja’s’ gem-rats; in 710, by two sons of Caliph Alerwait, when Atilhemins was Emperor: 711, hy. .Solymnn, ti sou of Caliph Abdohm-iek ; 7G4v hy-Pagauos, the Krai of tlte Bulgari! atii, tinder Constantine, V.; 700, by Ha toun Alr.tschid.umlei Leo IV".; 70B, by AbfloBnelek, a general nfllartitin Alras- lliiii; till, hy Kruntun, the Despot ofthe cSavanians; 020, hy Thomas, tho Slavo nian, under Michael"the ,Stammerer ; POO, hy die Bttssianv, under’Ascol, and Dir; 1114, hy Crimean) Ktal of tlte Bulgarians; r04D,By Tornicms, the rebel, under Mi- cltae) Monotnarhus*, lOOl.hy AleXusCnm- nentts; 1004, bythe Crusaders, on the lOtli of April S 1201, by Michael Paia-olagus.on the 25th of July ; 1300, hy Itajavct, (the first Oltonmn siege); 1402, hy lliosaiuO 1414, by Musa, a son of tlajft/.el ; 1422,By Aniurath li.; a son of JMnhomct I’; 1443 on tho OOtli of May,by MaltometlL This last siege svas successful. The city \vas bravely defended hy Constantino Palaloju- gits, who did all with a handful uf men,not exceeding eight thomundt against tile Tur kish army of more limn 200,000 men, that consum mate Skill and indomitable courage qould effect. The accounts given by the historians of this siege, tlie successful ter mination of Which established the Ylnts'm EuropDipos5essniuclt interest. The breach es, to a great extent, which were at the lime made in the walls of Constantitinp! are said by recent travellers never to have been repaired, ami afford undeniable evi dence of tho vigorous resistance the barha rians met with, until all further efforts to stay the torrent became unavailing. When Constantine was at last deserted by his fol lowers, he cried out, “Is there no Christian hand to smite off my aching bend 7” and. nulling Into tlie thickest of tlie onset, lost Ilia life while dealing deatlt among the en emy. His body was found in one of the breaches,where he had placed himself as a last, though ineffectual barrier. According to Dr, Clarke, a magnificent tree is now growing out of it, to mark the sacred spot tjhw.o tits .lost, of thv Pjtgsplsgl feJL— SSould the.victorious RussV.vus enter Con stantinople through those very hieachosin its walls which weru effected by tho iiitun- phnm onslaughtotMttnputet II. pluming tho banner of tlie cross over the grave of Constantine, would not history act it down as a remarkable instance of retribution ? jY. F. lice. Poet. 'Unfortunate Accident—A fewr days ago, in the south western section of tlte city, a child about eighteen tmtaths old was left alone in a kitchen, wlici’e a pot of hot \va- jer had been permitted to remiiiii (it the middle tif tlie floor. Upon tlte return of the mother, site (uund that tlte little follow had fallen into the vessel head filfcmoit.— Bo was so severely scalded that tie survi ved only about twenty four hours. Bait. Am. 2-ltk inst. - A NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 0. Tlte American schooners Eclipse, Mar- chand, Monk, Nartigur, and Spanish scltr Murio'Louise, all left hero in the monthol. Ailguit. if we mistake nut, bmtnd forTan'i- f iico. Tlte Monk returuad to-day with oss of fitasts and bow sprit, having been carried away ih a gale off the Mexican coast.—Strong suspicions ure entertained 'that tho other two vessels and their crews perished in the sanib storm. Octobeb 1*. The iPcnther:— After-a short spoil of ve ry sultry weather, we are again visited by refreshing and nerve-bracing cold morn ings and evenings. We hear nf but very few fatal basts of sickness lately, and take upon us to inform our distant cltfltcns that there can bo but little danger Ri returning to their homes. Strangers want no Invi tation. They have already began to pour, in from each direction, and wo hope soon losebnur streets thronged again will) the sons of enterprise from ailqnitrtcis. A woman'ilicd suddenly al Paris, aged 47 years, of6 singular malady, w hlclt Tins been constantly increasing since tho year 1013, during which time she reftisrd all medical asssistartce. She was opened, and a schririms arid fibrous ttiMdin, weighing 73 pounds, was extracted from het abdo men, Its circumference eras 10 feet. [coftjtotsica'rgnrou tub Sav’xsnah ftc pusLteats.] . , SAND H1U.B. f f.thertu Count!/, Oct. Sb/A, 1820, S Mn. Koitoh:—'Your pkper having wide circulation in this county, and fier sons living sonic distance from tho Bbro where tlectintis are held, it frcqncnily oc cfirs’that they heverfiear of candidates un til they como to vote—to remedy lids, send tlio following ticket - for Publication By ihserting tl’ynu will oblige MANY SUI1SCRTBERH. Cahdid.ttcs fur election in Janunry next, rt30, in Llltertv dniinty. Geo. For ShcrifT- JAMES LAW. ^ JOSEPH ASHMORE. Cleric of tho Superior and Inferior Court. ELIJAH BAKER. Tax Collector JOSEPH LAW, BENJ AMIN MKLL. Receiver of Tax Rcturnn. WILLIAM GIRARDEAU, 1NO. S. MELL f M-...’"' •’ _____ I*,* EMPORIUM OF FASHION. The lay tiny on cotton pci boats Nos. 9 and 12, will expire on Tuesday next,nnd hero-after cot ton will bo allowed to lay over two days free ofohirge tns’fend ofthiecdavt ns here tofore. " WM. I*. HUNTER, President S. 1). Co, oct St 210 „ Charles A. Woodruff. Wink,Tea, Fntni and Ghoub*. Ofitrtfor tnte on accommodating Termj, PAUKL1NG Champaign of very eliolce quality,imported Irum llheiml in /Jaafcelaand Casta. 100 bbis & kfcgs Alexandria Crack •ra 22,000 Segnrs (Cansio and Sylva ’br-intl) direct from Havana 84 bags prime Greed Cuba, end old white Java COFFEE Prime St. Croix N. Orleans Su gars, and Cuba Molasses 100 bills Nn 8 Mackerel prim'o Fjiltoi’wMnrkot Beef CharafiftfSinperiai Crown, London D'nck ami Soign- clte Bit \NDJES Metier Swan and ; \Veesp- nnch, GINS H . Old fourth 'proof Jaihajca RUM V. 9 'Irish Whiskey of tine flavor-. . warranted pure as impor ted. - -34 bhls family LnnfSttgara 74 boxes Sperm Caddies Georgia mnnlll do and Doolittle's Soap 80 whole and half boxes Bench, Mnscatcl Raisins 40 casks 6 & 8 ddxen ea. London Porter and Brown Sto'tu (Hibbert’s) hi quarts and pints City MarsliLl’s Sal On the first Tuesday in i) n „ . W ll. he sold belore the Ilf: city of Savannah u '“"''I usual Hours of sale, the fol| 0 w|„ *«»t| if the rents are hot paid l, 0 r ure ,5 1 ”“I"I Lot no C, Columbia L Uy lot no 7, s mfti by a S J 9 and north by Broughton st’. re 1^4 on as the ptopcny ofjohh Morol "^Pl Lot no 20, Columbia ward, beL. ' U IIts. .. . in Ithds Si bhls 1§ u £5 oQ v Mallery &. Duffy, On the Bay, orroltTE -riig exoiiaMDS. H AVING availed tliemselves of the most recent arrivals from Europe, nro now prephred to furnish their friends and the public generally with a more elo- S ant and extensive assortment of Goods in loir line, titan they have evur offered heretofore, vlv.t Wilkins’ superior Golden Crown ’nhd Olivo CLOTHS, (quite a now style) 'Blue,Black, Drake Neck. <iyeen, Steel and Oxford mixt patent finish t>r Lon don CLOTHS Sitp. bltttt, black, brown, tlr-ib, fawn,sleol tnixt. Corhoan, Lavemlm, and Otlier cot’d Limdon CASIMBRS. Blar.k and Waft black plain VELVETS Figured, brown and Fancy colored do. And a great votlety of light and dark col'd Silk mid Valencia VESTINGS. Double t/oild blue and brown CAM LETS, a very nlpdfior articlo for Cloaks nnd Great Coats. Being supplied with a (till and. first rate . complement of New York and Philadelphia by Montgomery »t. and north hid ll '' 1 Workmen, from thb fiist establishments, re-entered upon as tlio proi>citvVn l, l they nro prepared tn tnnke up tho above Helvcustinet 1 3 0 if by lot no 30, south by u lane „ bt-rsham st. ami north by Ym’k l > «t cd iinon us tlte property of J 1- n' 1 " 1 '- Lot no 30. Columbia ward, boa, hy lot no 81, south 'bv lot ltd 20 and north by York it ' ,e>t upon as tlte property of.J & {,'’‘"1 ' Lot no 3h, Elbeu ward, bDu7 t“” a by r« no40, south by Llbeity C1 ' lot no 38 and nortij by a lano.fkH upon as the property of t n ', ss Lot no 40, Elbert ward, bon 1,?"' JbffbWoh it. south hy Liboty o', lot no and north by a lane 'i- ' J upon ks the property of A ShelLff^, Lot no I, New Franklin ward b- cast by IclTair’ii lot, south by |!,! b ; Mariner’s Cliurdh D IVINE 8EVTCE will be performthl at this Church TO-Motmoiv donx- tNonnd Evknino. Captains of vessels, their officers ami seaman, bro rcs(roctfully invited to attend, tfct 91 MAlllSS I, I . (\ POUT OF SAP AS S'AH. AftUIVlDi. Scltr Frances. AVIiittle-ly, New York 5 ds to Coiten &. Miller. Mtitle t-i Hoe As Uerriman, J W Long, Taft Si Padelford, L Bald win, At co Cook .V- Herd, iMavers &t Hamilton,'Wy Si Hendrickson, J Bent Icy, G Gordon, I Norton, T Young,' .1 W(trine, A Post, G W’Coc, J M'Kenaie. W Slatthall, M I'rcndergast, J li Herbert, II Lord, Chighnrn Si Wood, Kctchum St Burroughs, Passengers, Mr Davis and lady, Mr Kont and indy, Misrrs Sltipman, l'ost, Messts'S W Whlltieily, D 51 Camp field, F Casfcrline, T Coiterline, Pen, Tuttle, Crane. Brielh, nnd Crowley. SctivUanger, Gootee, Ualtinioro 5 ds Si 04 Its fm Light to Light. Mrh/c to Bay ard & Hunter, A G Oomler, T Hyerson, Ketclinin Si ItUrvonghc, J Gnnalil, J 11 Herbert, 51 Clealand. l’asiultgersfS Con oly. C Banneley. Sloop Divigo, Bates, PariCn 0 (Is With catton’io ihe master. Steamhoot Georgia, NotVis, fin Pres cott's Reach, "ilh boats >0 &,t2 in tow, to Steamboat Co. 1047 bhles Cotton St n thet m-l/.e to A T.eltarttier iSa co, E Bliss, D I. Adams,& co, It Mtrlrfne, Beet jtooth Si St- John, J Ganaltl, Stiles Si l.’anr.in, C Lippitt, II l ord, G Gimldo.lt Habbrsham, A Drisdnle, 51rs.E Irwin Taft Si Padclfortt. Polcbbat Pilot fnt Attgosta to C F Mills, 357 bales Cotton nod otlier mdze to A Lt* i’arhier Sc c.n,.l Stono and others. Polehoat Packer fm Augusta.' 20fl.hales Cotton tn J Stone, Taft Si Pailelford. Polehoat Cotton Plant, fm Augusta to,T tune. 480 bales Coffon to J Attzo, Ganaltl, D L Adaiqs & co, Taft & Pad- elfoid. CI.KAntlD Bohr Oregon, Dunham, New Yotk. Cohen Sy Milter. Sloop Express, Curtis, Alexandria. F. 11- IFclmah. ■ SaitED, Siiip FloHjh, llarrltnui New York) Ship Hantonin, Watson, Havre. Brig Leopard, Harris, Providence) , Brig Francis, Croft, Philadelphia. Scltr Lady of tlie Lake, Dimbur,Charles Ion. Sloop Eliza Ann, Clark. Darien. wr.Ntr tro’aitAf Brig Francis, Foy, New York) • op von Tina fort. At Philadelphia, 22d ship Julius Cesar, few days. % At Philadelphia,22d ship Alleghany, ist Nov. cr.Eanr.fi roh Vttia fobt. At Bostatl, sotll hrig Williann Atwood. Fnnst otm' ConitEspoNi)i:NT«. Offices uj the Courier, Mercury Sf Gazette, CtianLESTON, October 29—S p.». AtttllVKO. Scltr Brazil, Bnllfmore SO hs. Sailed in co with scltr Ranker, for Savaoitah. JN THE OFFING. Ship Otliollo, fm New York and’ a brig. American and English Mua- tard Wardaic'a London Pickles Capyrs and Brandy Fruits West India Preserves Cordials, assorted , Old London Particular, Mrftleiru, Tenerlffe.Port and Sherry WINES in catks,demijohns nnd bottles. White and Retl Wine Vinegar Imperial Gunpowder, ? Hyson and black 1 of superior'flavor and quality, (elected for fnnilly use, in clients, catty boxes, and 2 lb citlici, oct fit Hull, Sliuptev & ..Tupper, Offers for sate on accommodating Terms, TONS Swedes lion, ns IV V sorted—flat bars front I tn 12 inches wide tqnaio do 1-t to 4 incites wide 30 birds prime St. Croix Sugar 50 bhls Loaf do 60 bugs prime Green CnffcO " 8 itiids do dd do 30 bags ordinary do do 300 Itbls No 8 Mackerel 4uq bugs "Yoitlu'S" Patent Shot, as sorted (TO pieces Bagging 10 do Hessians . 100 kegs No I White Lead 50 bhls “Pbelp’s" Gin 50 bills Portland Rum (colored) & bhds N Orleans Buirt 4 do Jamaica do Vfl pipes Brandy (Various brands) 15 do Holland Gin do 1 iihd Irish Whiskey 5 pipes Canary Wiue 5 qr casks dn do 03 bundles Prime liny .90 half boxes No 1 Chocolate 200 reams Wrapping Paper ..,‘15 boxes •• Cuvendiilt” Tobacco superior quality '30 kegs do "Richmond No 1.” loo small boxes common Segnrs 40 qr boxes Half Spanish Segars 100 one 10th dn do do 20 qr do do do 12 half do do do 2 boxes Swaim’s V.maced 1 do Sulphate dumine 300 Grindstones, assorted sizes n’ct St artlohis in a style tlitft cannot fail to please Also as usual, • Pdr ilt* accommodation of Travellers, and 'those who prefer despatch, they have a full assortment of. Ready Made Clothing, of tlte 1st, Id and 3d qualities, tonlisting of— Coats, Frocks, Coattces, Great Coats, Cloaks, Opera Clanks, Pants,, Vh'st’s, Shirts, under Vests and Drawers, Col inis, nnd Hosidry, nf all descriptions. FANCY ARTICLES, Cloth, tnnrneeo, nnd patent leather Caps ufLuko Dqvis’ most approved style Donelnux & Sytlnm’s N. Yoik, Tnant’a Philadelphia, and ToWson's Baltimore approved Stock* nf all patterns Riding Beifs, Shoulder Braces, Watch Guards Suspender’S, Fancy Spitnlfield •hdkfs. Cravats Cravat Pads, Purses flair Brushes, Panlitlnnn nnd Vest Spring!, Ho(teshit), Caster, nnd Buck skin Gloves, Ifeubte Mechanic Horse- skin Gloves, '(the most ’benutifiil art)- tie ot the kind ever bftered in tli’u market) the wlMloof which will lie sold at the inos'l reduced prices, for cash or town acceptances. S’. B. The wlralo oT'tlic above stock Ita- vifigbeCn carefully solcci’ed, 'arid the grea ter part ptttcltasod.direct froth the impor ters by Air. D. peisonnlly, nn-l the ready- inado clothing mauul’actfircd iuimddiktcly tinder fiis iuspei lion, we feel eonftdcril in assuring our friend's, that nothing Imsbeen spared in rendering oitr establishmeht Ivor- tiryflte patromige wehavo heretofore i liberally unjoyed. oct 5t M. Si D. Tax Collector’s sales. On tlie first Tuesday in Deo tuber next, ‘MTffi/ILL bo sold.befnro Ufa coun hfittso If in tlte city of SnVttnnah, between the usual houriof salo. the following pro perty, or 3.u much thereof as will satisfy the Slate and County lax. Lot and improvements, Farm st. Ogle-: titorpe ward, also let or lots letter P. same ward, levied on ns the property of James MorrWhn, to satisfy tho slnto and vAmity tux. for tiro year lt)28, amount due £10 75 and costs. Two half lots nos 39 nnd 40, and lm- g rnvemen'ts thereon, Elbert ward, city of laVnunnh, levied on as tire property of A- b'rnhatn ShcfiaH, to satisfy the state and county tax for the venrs 1827 and 18(8, amount £411 04 nnd costs. Lotjmid improvements,Oglethorpe ward, letter K. levied on ns the property nf Hie estate of VVm. Goldsmith, dec. to satisfy the slate end enmity tux Tyir tlte year 18(0, amount £3 85 and costs. DAVID BELL, t. c. c.«. otHBl (19 Sheriff’s Sate. Op the first Tuesday in Dehemhet next. W ILL he Sold in front uf tlie Court House in the County .of Effing ham between tlfb visual ItofirS of sale. Two bundled antes of land with all nnd singular tbo improvements theteon, lying ami being ip tlte cmmty of Effingham Helvcnslinev Lot no 59, Brown wntd, bound,) by lot no 85. south hy Liberty it “ 1 lot no 57 end nurtli hy a lane, ^ : upon as tlte property of R IV i»dov‘ l; F.M. STOnA oct SI Kuo City Marshall’s On the first Tuesday in-Decemb,, VV^TLL bo sold before Iheciiuuj'’ J * in 4lte city or Savannah, tho usual Hours Of sMo, the f 0 n oai ” party t S f Lot, Nos. 19 and 20, Wa,Mo»i on , with tlie improvements thenoo l „ east hy East Broad st. south bvVi 1' at west by Wuthirigton Maate J"L hy Brynn st. TeVicd on tn the pm;,.,J John Evcriitgilam, Jim. to satisfy posed by council on him lor vloluWl Ordinance of the city—property -," ? ..l ’Out by him. ‘ r 1 F. M. 'STONE,c.tl oct Si , 2io 1 Removal) ■JTjpt H E subscriber lias removed hisCnUu- JL ting Knnm to No. 2, Bolton’s Bttil ilingi) near the Exchange, where he .con tinues tlio Factorage & Commission Bust itcSSi , „ iVM. V. BOWEN. oetSl il0||r. opposite the Theatre, net 31 2103! Court of Ordinary. T HE Court of Ordinary of Chatham County, will hold its regular session on Monday next. oct 01 ’ f B,,M. BOND, c.c-i o. jc For sale or Lease. T WO jot, in Broughton street) the terms will he accommodating appli cation tn J. B. Herbert) or tlte Miss Minis's City Marshal’s'Sales! On the firit Tuesday In Uecoti.ber il I N conformity with a resolution of cl JL cil. I shall proceed, ili fiom of] Court House betwoen tho usual tunal lO^attd 4 o’clock, Jo sell tlio fulioningij Lot no. 4f>. Brown w.bril, bounded J l>y lot no 60, souVh by a lane of do fl wide north by a slreet 'of 75 feet wide,I west by a street 45 feet wide. Lots nos. 50 and 51, upon Illicit il Citetts now stands. Lots nds. 38 and 39 Brown ward, I .J 16«t by lot no 57, south by Liberty sue’ that fronts ilid South Cmnniunt, not Bull street nnd north by a latte do fm A building nne and a quarter story ... and 80 feet long stand, upon one of thtj Lots hos. 61 and 62, lirOwn ward, Ire ting the South Contemn. Lot no 29, Columbia ward,bounded e. by Columbia Square, sftutlt Ity York site west by lot no (4, and north hy I'retidcl street) 1 Lots nos. 4V nnd 48, Jnctrob trim),boi'| (led South by Liberty stieet, nest by Jeffil ion street, north by a lano of 90 feu yt'tl anil east by lot no 4(1, j The 'ttnexpiretl leases of tho folloniJ lot, on SprlnghiU— Nos. 5,8,7,8, lti.-r 14, 10, 17 18 and 19. F. M. STONY, act 31 bounded by land of Will. Womapk anrl on the east by land gran etl to \Vright Ldftle levied on ns tlie property of Frcderici Wotnack to satisfy sundry execution^ in favor of Thomas /. Tonde, Jesse Sander. liri and others, levied on and Veturrt'cd td hie by a Constable. J. R. MORGAN, a. e. c, out ill To the Electors of Chat ham county. F ELLOW CITIZENS—I again so licit yoilr suffrage for the office of Corohor of Gliathani ertunty, at the ensu ing election in January next; TilOS. EDEN. oct 31 219 Shingles, Firewood, &c. 50,000 ”S SS Sltingios 350 cofds FirSwriod, dak, Hickory Si nalt 100 cords Lightwnod Ibfl Lighlwood posts 12 bbls Tar For salo bj SIIADRACH WINKLER, Wuyuo's Wfiatf. oct 3t 210.it City Sheriff’s sales. f ie first Tuesday in Dccembor-next. ILL be sold at the cotirt llou«e be tween tlie hour, of 10 A, 4 o'clock Ind improvemeiil, on West Broad street, Oglethorpe ward tho present resi- dertto ol tlte dpfendrnt—Levied on to sa tisfy ttn execution in fuvor of Henry Murn- ittgslar against Ezra Kent. A negro girl named Jutltly, levied nn to satisfy nn excciitinn in favor of Ilonry Mnrningslar against John S. Foster, Alary U. Foster his wife and Hester Ltiper. NoVthcrn half of lots 39 nnd 40, Elbert ward with tho impttlvemeuts thereon front ing on Jefferson street hounded north bvn lane levied un to satisfy an execution "in favur ofM, & J. Cunningham nnd one in favor of John I. Dews aguinst Abraham S heft-all. Smithy articles of Groceries nnd dry good, levied on as tlte prdperty nf RlSrne Howard to satisfy an execution in favor of Jdhii B. Gnudry o°l HI: ' A. D'LYON, c.s. l^ = Returnday to .lusucc Polot> Court for November Term is pn Wednesday next, Suitors, Jurors uud AV.it nesses must give their nUemltihce on the 14ih cifsaid month jit ihe court house 10 o’clock, A. Mi Constables in whose hands executions jj.ive been placed ure requested to nuke their returns on or before the dny of cou rt, in the event of limit neglect tlie law wUlbesttictlyenforced. . oct 91 210c Sheriff’s Sale. On tfie first Tuesday in Deceutbenu mmrlt'L bo sold beforo tho cuuitiV V T in Chatham County, betn usmil hnuts of sale. Two lots, situated In the city of3- imh.Nos. 17, ami 10, with tho Iwit and iinprovotuenis thereon, boiin-W l| hy Columbia square, Sctttli bv I'm 'kt. west by Lincoln st. auil liorth bjla st. levied on ns tlte property of I'tietj* rard) to satisfy an execution in favuti! U. Welinan, Buildings on half Lots Nos. 09 t Elbert ward, bottoilod east by Jelit st. soutlt by oilier ltalfsofLntiNoi.il 40 west by Lot No. 38, and north bya! IcVied on us tlte property of Dr. AM Sheftail to satisfy executions lnaiW* a Justice's court in favor of Joseph u tiling nii'd others—returned to 8(1 ty* stables. Ono negro boy named Reuben, nn as tlte property hf JalncsDariiiait 1 piopcrty pointed nut by the gltj* sal j minor, to satisfy nn exsctiw''® ] om orn court in fnvUt lif Finch &" M ' —returned id tlte hV a constable- GEO.MlLbEN.sc-'j net St 210 Noi-iee. P ERSONS hnving demands against the ellate of the late Edward Wil liams of Screven county will prosent them duly attested and those indebted to said es tate Will make paymentlo WM. H. SCRUGGS, Adm’r. oct-SX - 210 Grand Piano Forte. A SUPERIOR Grand Piano Forte lias been received by tlio subscri bers which is highly recommended for its tone ami workmanship. AmntUresand o- tltors whq may lie in . want of ait Instru ment of tlte kind, are invited to ieli and examine it at ilteir counting room. It will be sold low, SORREL & ANDERSON- 2X0jt The Savannah Steam Rice Mill. T HIS establishment obmhiencrf* (alions for tlte soason, the W of this moil'll, and hnving beat all' rice on hand is now hi.oompliiW o the reception of Ihe nfcw crop, linvioe tv of room and separate bins far e* Tlte mill will be kept going night »* as soon ns tlio supply will .warrant i 1 ' paw ascertained that from 80 Id w re Is can he cleaned in the 24 hours l ginoantl machinery being fiut rat'l planters sending rice to this mil W dilate within a (few <!.tvi when tW „. oeivo it rendv for market) The ini furnish barre'ls whenever (equired « ,| rents each, and will land rough " the deck of vessels at 12 per bushel, proprietors have put upon tho pro"' 1 range or very secure and fir* t'°°, buildings covered with slate for pose of storing rice when required “7, tlte own of it, may - avoid the espe”* drayages, &c. anffpreserve.ts6« for earlier sale. Nottqe will bs 6^ Factor when the parcel'for him.•<“ ■ cod, that lie may determine in 1»• it stoicd or receive U from ‘be niii ( as beat. In case it is not token n't^ turned out ofthe mill, it will storcs.and the usual chor f !"" f sn I a ll per week. A constant supp^ o' (j| and rich flour always- on handI f« «.,,M (jy. A few good Goopdrs ''^ themliil to wliorh £1S p or givott*and found. .. gclO)