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KEPirBLSCW'V. • —— FlttiDKKIUK city rai Daily Paper right dollars per an Counts/ Paper six dollars per rAYAHLK. IN ADVANCE All News and New \dvnti>i pear in l»oth papers. zr <)Hire in Dickson's linen story (•rick Imilding, on the Hav, near tho l!x- i liatige,hetween Dull -oi l Drayton-'ti'Ct* s-AVtyy\e. TFKHDAY EVENING. Nov. 3. Hy the lliig Lydia, Capt. Wood, arrived this morninc from New York we have been furnished with file* of papers of that city tO the 27th nit. Inclusive—-ihe same dates as had been previously received by the Ma con. Comnioil morning in Charleston, to rei •that station. Wc have receive I a letter fionr an old subscriber on Cumberland Island, com plaining of on irregularity in delivering his papers'from the ppat-oCSce in St. Mary’s. \s this moil is weekly. our habit lias always been to fold tlm three country papen is sued during ‘hit time, together; jiliclui tfie direction on the cxternnl one alone.— Those without a suporscriptinn. it appear ■tro netcr received. We would request from the Postmaster,’that’ the integrity of our packages shouldbe preserved, and dltr siihscrihcr will nnttlicti hare cause for com plaint.—This is tho only instance in which our method of forwarding papers by this mail, has resulted in irregularity in receiv ing them. _ I Oar oicn city.—The return of wintSr has recalled our migratory population, who during tho summer months, have visited our northern hrethrren, as hcallh. or plea sure. or business directed them. 'Our city again presents a scene of hustle and aetiv- ity Many new mercantile houses have her n established and the importation of goods of ail descriptions,is unusually large holding oht to purchases, bv the conse quent competition, prospects of rich bar gains. Piobably our market never has been better supplied, and notwithstanding the lowness of the riser a very considerable Quantity of the nose crop of Cotton has ret: !u-J us. Tho improved condition of both the English and French markets for nor st ipte is like'sisc cheering to Planter ami ' etch,lilt. We think there is before ui a prospect of a brisk and profitable trade, and our ci ty will again assume that prosperous station .to which her resources and enterprise enti tle her, and from which for a time, an ad ventitious combination cif circumstances hare removed her. We extracted yesterday, from an Augits- : ta paper an articlo rclatiro to Col. Jones’ sugar crop, at Millhaoen, in Scriven coun ty. Wc had tlte pleasure of seeing Col. Jones in this clty las’ »eek. and bad a free’ conre sailon with him oiTthe sdbject of this he* article of Upland' culture The in formation derived from him may not be unimportant to many of our leaden, par ticular J < os this gentleman is one of the most scientific planters 61 oar acquain tance. Theland he cultivates ispina bar ren bj no means of the best quality, and which hat been tilled for the last twenty Jean. But Co1. Jonas, following the ex- qmpje of his father, never hat neglected to manure his land, and be cultivates no more ofitthanhecan thus.enrich. He there fore never expends llbor without being compensated fur it, and from hit manage-, ment almost renders himself independent of the seasons, for when shey are untoward, there is a stamina in the soil which endures privation, when other of a more neglected character suffers. His first experiment was made last year, qqdthe product was as fine probably as any ever raised |u the state. The past season has been unfavorable, for he stated tO'Ut, that his crop last June was no higher than, in tho preceding year, it was in April. But still his returns will be ample. The ex- penso of machinery for preparing the so fur has been exaggerated. Col. Jones' mill which is worked by. water power, in cluding byihirs and tile rest of the apparat us, posts him less than S1000, and ho con siders the mill oapable of expressing the iuice from the product oft 00 acres, In the season. The additional Doilers required, for this quantity would not extend tlte ex -pens, over JIOO. We understand that many planters iq Striven and Burke have directed their at tention to thisarticle, and with every pros pect of complete success. Silk,—'The culturo of this article in our -state has not been followed to (he extent, -which, tho interest it at one time excited, promised. In Pennsylvania, and many other Northern states societies have been (ormedfor the purpose of promoting so advantageous a branch of traffic, and the lolloping remarks- which we find' in n North .Carolina p iper may well be addres sed to the citizens of our own state, "If the manufacture of sewing silk be not desira ble, the raw silk may be made and exported (p England, whore H would meet with a sale, as the manufacture!-r of that country. Import ail they use from Ugly oi Fr.im*. cli may ho jircctircd (ii\ the Northern cities, s may {;.l'mtimo by planting Autumn. Tim Southern re particularly adapted to the nil- mate, ami from the mjmiious unemployed hand* with "Inch they abound, and who nro now n heavy expense to their owners. The pro duction of silk by them therefote, will be a clear gain, tho business being chiclly at tended to by aped persons and children.— Wli.it a gratifying revolution would be ef fected in our state, if the people would raise silk and let it constitute tho circula ting medium, or the principal one, ns is the rase in somo parts of Connecticut* The •keepers there, take in sewing silk at lar price per sk«in, the size of which is le^ulated by Jaw, furnish goods in ex change, and give tho balance, if any, in money. n conscifuenct of tlu'ir having omitted or glected to give in a reasonable time in ion of their proceedings in relation bill, rtnd of its ultimate fate, atevrr a bank nude takes to do for a itnr, it must do w ith fidelity, diligence ill; tho sumo principle applies hc- . , . tween hanks eoi responding and doing busi- ‘“““V’ 1 "'’ : ne» will...eh other. That it is immaterial whether tho draurc, nr the (^rson on whom the hill is drawn, he solvent or not at the lime of its being drawn, or presented, tliliyince olid ilur notice, are indispensable in ail transactions ol commercial atfair.s generally, and ntoir especially in relation to bills of exchange anil protnis-mry rotes. Somo other points of minor importance occurred in tho course of this tiial, which were discussod by tin* coHiist I with ability, and decided by the judge. 'There were a variety ol matters of fact to he considered besides tho questions ol law . Tho crcumeiits wero comlnctcd by Mr. Scott and .Mr. Kandall. for tlio pl.tinlilF And by Messrs. Vincent I.. Bradford, Thomas Bindford, Jr. and Chuunccy, for the Defendants. A verdict was rendered for tho Plaintiff, which accorded with the principles laid down by the Judge.—Phil, Ani. Daily Ad. Mr. Coa}*r.—'This veteran votary of Melpi imeno is now performing in Boston, and with the same applause that crowned his meridian efforts. His Virginiusis par ticularly extolled, nnd indovd we think in that character hestands alone. The Bos- torf Statesman pays to his merits tho fol lowing jmt tribute. "Accustomed as wc have been to see Mr. Cooper in the part ft tun year to year, ve could perceive no falling off from his original excellence; on the contrary, a decided improvement both in the study and manner. There was the same majestic tread, the same sustain ing nnd extraordinary ;|rhysir.al power, the same effectual Yorce, we have witnessed In his'former exhibitions. It is indeed a Subject of surprise that one who has been ail actor for thirty rears and upwards should still posses) tint exquisite syinnic- tty nf proportion, expression of feature mid power of voice, which firit recommended him to public favor; yetall this is strictly correct in reference to Air. Cooper*, late appearance in Virginia.” A correspondent of the Raleigh Register states that he lately witnessed the extrac tion of oil from cotton seed. The product was threo quarts of oil, from a bushel of unhuRed seed. -It is -slid, that this oil •eenn to answer as well as any, for ma chinery purposes, aifdSfor'tha consumption of I-amps, it isbotleved to be equal to the best Spermaceti; while it is nowise -inferi or to Linseed oil In Palming. To the attention of Mr. H. Jenkins, su percargo of the brig Hope, (arrived below fiom Itlode Janeiro.) tho editors of the American are indehted for papers of that capital and commercial advices to the 1st tilt, A letter to thu editors, from one of Ihpir correspondents at Kin. says, under date of Slit Aug :—■"Tim ship Gen. Put- nstn, in S days from Buenos Ayres, brings dates to the 18th August. No melioration had taken place in Buenos Ayres, in rela tion to the unsettled state of the country— The elections-have taken piece, but as the. deputies elect were composed of a major! ty ofLavalle’sparly, the others thought (hat some unfair conduct had been practis ed, and again renewed hostilities. In con sequence, however, of a victory having been obtained by the Rnenns Ayrr.ru army over that of the Province of Cordova, and affairs there having become settled, Rosas permitted the communications which lied been interrupted between Buenos Ayres and Chili,to beopenedagain. Anew c- lection was- to take placo in August, which it was hoped would prove satisfacto ry." Extract of a letter dated BUENOS AYRES, Aug. 17th, 1019. Our political afTalrt remain unsettled, and unless soon arranged our currency must feel the effect by a farther deprecia tion. Producers very scarce, no .-.tiling going on, and no killiog of cattle, except tor daily consumption. Very few Imparts from the country. In relation to affairs al Rio do Janeiro, a letter under date of Slst August says ‘.’Things are not as they ought to be. A very strong party exists here in lovor ofnn absolute monarchy, having on its side a number of emigrant military characters from the mother country. On the *7th Inst, one of the Deputies, an editor of ta lent, was attacked by two ruffians in open day. while on his way from the cortex, and almost killed. He had expressed his sen timents freely in the debates. It is laid that the attack was made at the instance of a person hitch in potter. The affair has caused great excitement here." Balt. Am. 27th ult. From the linston Gazette. Singular Circumstance.—Five Rattle- shaken, being on exhibition at tho Nuvv England .Museum, on Tuesday, for tho purpose of trying their (temperament, a mouse westhrowu into the glass caso in which thoy ere confined. Tlio whole pro cedure, it seems, was narrowly watched by a cat, which on seeing the late of the mouse, niado a sudden leap through tlrb glass amuug the serpents, and boro off tho mouse unharmed. CORONER’S REPORT. On Friday last, an Inquest was held in Falim street, upon the body of a young man named WILLARD pIMICK, who was a carpenter by trade, and a nativoiof Fa I mouth on' Capo Cod in tho State of Massachusetts. The vcrdict-of tho Jury Was, that "ho canto to his dcatlt from ex posure and derangement of mind." nov A An interesting case was tried last week inthe District Com t of the city and county of Philadelphia, before Judge Hallowell, and e special jury, in which some princi pie* were discussed and decided import mt - to Bftnka arid their customers, and indeed T, Z TT” to coinmerciol men generally. Southern llCVtew, for No The Judge delivered it to the jury his opinion, that a Bank who receives a bill for collection in another Mate, oral a distance w . Afa TC and transmits it to another Bank for that • «d the Southern Uovtow No. 8 purpose—Is not responsible for the acta or ' or November, 1829. /vs it isr in vi a. n f flan Ranh In ivliinL it ta s—vUll 1 i y- — f—- - - iv, «„v nwse omissions of tho Bank to which It is trans mitted, oi any of its officers; but thu transmitting Bank does it. duty by se on the bill with proper instructions, by con- t xuntionco oi univairy tipeu ’ducting a correspondence with the distent literature ; Sir Walter Raleigh ; Classi Uanksin a proper manner without untie- ucation ol rlants; Anne of Geteratein. cessary delay} by communicating oil it)a-', terial occurrences respecting it to tho ne positor, and bjr crediting hint with tho pro- needs when paid or passed to its credit hy dro corresponding Bank. That a bank receiving such hill for col lection, and omitting or neglecting’in a reasonable time to write to its Correspon dent Bank for information ns to its late, ltjlAHOThi tA 4 £. PORT OF SAFASS.111. ARRIV It. Brig Lydia, Wood, New York 5 ds to J Stone. Milzc to J Auzc, E Bliss. T [ty erson, W -V. || Rose, G New ball. At Prett dergast, W | lowers .V cn, Hazard Dim slow. I W Murrell, I, II.rid win .Si co. N II & II Weed, J I’ Henry. A BasietuF. Wl ley, l’aliocs & Richards, Tail he Fade ■ ford, W C Butler, A Chammon. W Wil liams, and A Gregor.. Passengers E Reed, and family. Airs Gregory,Airs Dealt Aliss Reed, Alias Garland, Alestri j Long- worth, E Wiley, Kyeison, Geuige, Wood, Day, llowe, Pratt, O Pholpa, It Phelps. SAILED, Rerenuo Cutter South Carolina, Mit thews, Charleston. Sloop Rosetta. Handy, Darien. DEPARTED, Steam Packet John D. Mongin, Dubois, Charleston, , Steamboat Georgia, Noiril, far Augus ta. Steamboat Edgefield, Blackman,Angus ta. MEMORANDA. The schr Elisa Ann, hence at Charles- ton 1st inst. The bark Ague- A- <\nn, wtt up at Li verpool for this port on the lOtli Sept. The ship Halcyon, cleared fqr this port at Philadelphia, SQtli ult. Tire Sloop Florida, Lieutenant Gedney, was boarded on tho ltd ult, inside of 8and Koy Light, (Florida,) bound to tho Tortu- gas, on a surveying expedition all well. SPOKEN. 10th ult. lat. 35, Ion. 71 01, brig Fores ter fin Boston for this port. Fkom our CoftftEeponnENTs. Offices oj the Courier, Mercury t( (laiette, Charleston, November 1—6 p. m. arrived. Ship Warren, Boalop 9 da. in the urriNo. Brig Goliah fur Huston. And a Br, sclir fra Antigua, in dlatrcM. Office nf the Beacon, Norfolk, Oct 27. Arr—Schr Oscar, fm Charleston,bound Balt)more—put in to land Lt. Pinckney and Midshipman North, of tho Navy. For New York, Tno schooner JUSTICE, Emtty, Master. —w. Will sail T O-AI O It R O W. She wants a faw bales on deck. For freight or passage, apply to the master on board,or to . CANDLER & DAVIDSON, nov 8 Noah Webster’s Dictionary f N 2 volt, quarto, price $10 in boards— A few copies of this wurk for sale el the subscription price. Subscribers who have not yet been supplied are requested to call and obtain it. WM. T. WILLIAMS CONTENTS milted, oi any of its officers) but‘that the SUmondi’s Polirical Economy; Cube; •---—ifli— n-_i. a—j Hall’s Travels in North America ;-Novels ® —Devereux s Influence of Chivalry itpeu 1 l :sv..t„va * a:- ui-i. is i • « ,v, * Treasurer’s Office. November 2,1839. mHE average price ofFlourduringtho * a5t '/‘until being S8 75 per barrel oi 1(10 tbs. Bread fur tho present month must weigh as,follows viz: . . . — i 18,1/-2 cents Loaf (lba it oz makes thchill its oil'll—a ml must pay the / 6 1-4 '• •• ,| » j,.,,, depositor Ibe amount, or, if ithas been paid,' I Of which all Bakers and selleraof Bread cannot recover it back. ’ ( will take due Notice. 1 hat the distant bank is responsible over M. W. STEWART, c * to the transmitting bunk—if llsuflcrs loss | DOT 3 Q ' ** CHEAP lsOOlvS. rinii. 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To he drawn this day. will be recived on the l Ith, SCHEME; 1 prize of do do do do da do do 810,000 4,000 2,500 1,880 1,000 000 400 200 &n. Sir.. Sic. Tickets, SO—Halves, |2 50 Orders attended to at rinrS LUTHER’S Lottery and Exchange Office. O EORGIA—Chatham Comity, Hi/ the Honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court of Chatham County sitting for ordinary purposes. T° all whom it may concern. Whereas, llezekiah Lord adminbfralo, of the estate of William Craig late ol Cam den County, Physician deceased, hns peti tioned the said court to be dismissed from tn6 Mid Administration, These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred nnd creditors of the said deceased to file their objections (if any they have) in the clerk’s office of the Court of Ordinary nr said county on or before the second day of April next other- wise letters dianissory will be granted to (ho petitionet. 6 Wilness tbo Honorable Elias Fort one of the Juspcos of the said court at Savan nah, the second day of Nov. A. D. men S.M. BOND, c.o.o.c.c, nov 2 e Louis the XVItbs Political and Confiden- ' - 1 try " ■ ' '- * Cotton Cards. €|A U -? XES Whltlmore’. No to, ^ ” CoUon C ”J». InotHng and for ■MHBi cohen & milled. n«v 3 T here if vlilmrl in tin- |fni ( ,.,| q' 1 : •<, not ar-quainted, eithei by 1le v report, vvitli the saintlr, jf"* 1 - Crmcresx Spring tViu,. r , I 1 ruin thirty to titty t|, a ""ally ' ’Sit these Spring, ,J’" renu.tevi sections uf the IV,,,,' Mruie from tire West Lid, P , , eign places. The greues'on!,, the Springs exABdes the .L " iberoitmmuity, (mure than ten,) nntl Ibe bottled wm ct f ' l . price, prevents ii, use m n„, " " ing stirviceable, and conli„ C! :. *■ nuilibcr ; it appears tu |, c n *' 1 ha' so Valuable at) luticlo slioub Irieied, that cmnparatitely f c , able In etljuy w lint is vial he.nllh in the hot wi-ntiicr of mor ninmlis. From liicse ,.j,' KVo. W. Carpenter Is plea,eg |, 'lie pit-partition of Ibe above no, tainiug all the essential suliu,. ’ "liie.lt thescccIrbr.Hc'ii Spiino, naledi and fioin wliicli ibe Cong.iss Spring, af SafStOn J Iv nnd effectnnlly imitated. IV to ncconi'nnitaio Ilia public, , nJ into (tlieral use so conveolem,.i III* a substitute for these w u— j liceri lnilueCil to go verycxi,,,,.' the iii-Jimfacture of them, to, price to be wiibln the reackSLw sons. For the uccommuden ,,u 1 lie, ngeins Will III" appointed i, tits and principal inland o» M . 11 general circulation to so tisefqj , J through nut.the country, ’i|,., recommended to make (thu* dors, as lie finds hy expetiett,, the opinion of the most eu.itJ., cully, that tho water made r, a a' i snsses tho samo medicinal (w * efteciual in its operations, 1 taste, as that taken iinmcili„• Springs. These powders, commended ns a valunbi cases where tho i scribed, . Persons on sea voyit jes, or rtut- distance from the spring,, ui „ climates, will at once percent advantage of making me of tin which besides being nmro pj lesseKpciwrethan ih bottled« keep without Injury for any Imi... nstlidy ore equal in nicilicnlrffrciel taken fresh from the spflogs, ilur J lainly much prpferdblu Ti uni the it vantngM lliftjr points. Those ponders nre i, ScidlilZ, inasmuch as (beys pcrienl and agreeahle, at tint i. imssessing tumc.tnd rhiiljrbeatrq> a superior degree, and nre co better adaptod to weak .mil , constitutions than any oilier coir] use, . • j" V J’rinted direction, will ttctcwaA powders. Manulactured end for sale. W. Carpenter, end sold by i hj ■ ’ A. PARSONS, fir At the Eagle No. 8 Gibbons’ IV p. iiiivD Slllil IV. eb-taJ -J® any lenrtbd Cliiclutslcr sV ,'icrm!<m l ME. CHANTTMtu/l-. North East Corner oj Yew>( fi«ilili»r H AVE and are receinm ' '■:■ 'I arrival, from A'ew Y, k(ad t delplua^ft handsome btsorinitnufa able Ready Mrtde Cloilti coks(s7imi'I Dress and Frock Uf M Tri CO PANTALOONS, VF.S't’H, 31.. kerchiefs, Cravats, Stockl; llmitr Youtli’s and Children’! SjoMeato CAPS,Ladies',V Cenilemcr.'s Cli 1 &c. Jec. Together seif A 2 Splendid LU^I FASHIONABLE I.I.O'I’II.-, MERES AND VEriflNCs. J wldeli they ara prepared toni.beu" in fashionable style, at short out. oct 13 Leghorn Had. 4 CASES Bolivar Hat, Just received per ship W*? for sale by . M - M. PRENDElO'9t., No8 &l4GiM»> , W| oct 2t Flour, Butter, Lard,ij Larding from ships Andes and 6 liULS Canal jgtoot „ v 12 Firkins choice God* ter 60 do Lard for family«» 16 cask, 1st quality Cb«<« 10 half bhls Fulton 16 do and 10 qr bblsB meal ! . 20 bbl> Fidler St Tsyl°" 1 Ale For ule by JOHN BE oct £8 2(0 IIENH 1 ' j Willedgeville Masonic]^. 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