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r M(|i/40W‘rJ.--Tlio following lot or
. 3J jfjpnrtnioniof War vro.oooa.l6n.
f !rhl iho sentences i.'fliotcd by two recent
Court* Martial* undor tbo following cirfcum*
suncosiWbicb however oro lit a gre&t mbu-
** ... fuith in ‘Uw Ie«°r Iwdf. , ! v
firS | of thorn wo* llolt * at ^ ofr ° r,on
n r»ok«. MUIO'V* f° r ,rla * ” fa p,i '
Softbe 3J Regiment n.nted Richard;
*"; ®ki IColoy, under the clkrgo ot “ro-
,ol,, , ,i..«il\on.” To, ell tile tpeclfica-
B*"? _i M a guilty,end .outoiice ofdeath
riSSftm
stadia?
'^Ve^eU*/antyStr^lnmar seAt^oce
^sssmi^
^mended to Ilia clemency of the Pre-
, CientlMedt. of ihe President In po.-
Li upon iltcso decisions tll.pl.y on nd-
* ll, nd.iilitu.0. ol justice, with mercy
_tlu worm Jlipoaliion. of a .oldler. heart,
tempered by the sound dictate, of » .utes-
Lirthoad. But comment Uport them 1.
Bp«rflubn»—tlioV carry intrinsically b
Lijlit that euloglum ca.inot Increase.
| Appended to thi.M.br ire Irtstructlnn,
ilm General In Chief wblnh shew the
iternal care of ttie Welldentfor the right,
the loldlpr,The repotts of Court. Mar-
fit,, wouldeppebi hotebeon frequently
jfcctive In'dctalls.rcUdlsriiig It dlifioull (Or
„ Executive to dtellM confidently upon
firmcU.. It l.ma'h> d “|y now of
General in Chief Id call Ihe attention of
,oer. officiating « Jud*e »
propriety of placing Jt the Head of the
jrdin raci case, wlilcll riiay be .eparn-
.from tlie eerferitl |irocbcdingJ, fd be
it to the Adjutant Gtaotmrif tit* Altmy,
.consideration of' the OenotaMn-
lief.ot to be laid before the President or
United Stile., the drifct ijirebtirig tho
m ij|y of iheCdiiit) and tb record the
..that the Court liad been duly ilv^orn’in
pretcnco ol tlie priWijel, (tit trial; hud
,t he h.d bebii hiked wlletlAl, ha Had any
itloni io the niemherid'elalletj lor Hit
il, and hi. answer thereto. T'lie record
uilil be made nS horeibiote directed, on
Itr paper, and a lufficlerit inurgin left on
inner edge of each sheel, to alltiw for
i,attached withoutIntorrellBtwIth the
rj, Tho page, should bp' co.rrecjly
hered, and the documents which ore
itpompany the proceeding, should he
toted and marked, a. to afford an etUy
ridings (if CoSrts jlbrtial, whlcit
to be forwar ded by General, of Depart
it to the Adjutant General ; f the Ar-
for safe keeping, <>111 be acconipant-
ij the order, of the Officer approving
same; (hoic order, being considered
eisontial part of the proceeding, and
miry to show the final decision lit
c,sc, and consequently ougllt to be
with the original pro'ciiillrigt.
Wxn Di:r*tiT«eST,
llaehinglon, Sept tttithi 182:9.
ie proceedings of a General Coifrt
fit xhercnf«apfain Webb was Pres
llelilit Jefferson Barracks, In July
tlltilrinl of James Hichordnm, a
imcsUefiyi, find of sergeant Itotie t
ut. »lio tvero sentenced to be shut,
a nibiifiUbil td (lie consider utfon
l'tcsilntt of the Uullod Stale, f <r
rail , , .
gn-tnt Ferguson does n'uf appeal to
Itfl the tervice, with any imeriiionto
' II. was. as appears by (he evi
otifiii re(urt) ,to Ills' duty, at the
Ms arrest. ,This is nut a case that
, WggBM pn'v thing of marked so
i he is' accordingly directed Id lie re
to his duty ;
s Richardson,, aims Juntos Kallv,
egarded wholly thy duties and o)i-
|< of a soldier. He tin's tmee nines
it last, whenpla!
lielb'fc'd 1
oflbribtf and pleaded guilty.' lie
pave little claim under such cir
(*™ to the clemency of the Execu
breeding.' in' fls'o case, tidieetei,
f’ “'at the President finds himself
P*Pl>ro*h them. By the 08th rule
pulclepf War. il is required that
puiers composing the f.'uurt; .hall
1™™ "welland truly to fly anil
P™'attoVding to evi eii'ce, the mil*
T eea the United St.ncj-uf America'
PMioaer ft) be tried.' On this
|*>NMd Is silent j it does not shew
| mtrahers composing tho cuurt', uct-
r the obligation*nt an oath, as' rile
l.i i *. • ' **? f* 10 CB,d ' K i's not
I “Io that so 1 csscnfibl a circuln
|*“ fverlobked by this court;' but
■«> it may, it is a matter hot open to
¥™ n an( l proof. ]’Ho la - reqiflt-
L a oourt ’hall aci upcn oalli. that
J oane n,u s , he rondeicd' uiahif-sf
fecords itself, am) ho made ap-
I' 1 #o other way, in this view then,
Tceeoiaga ara defective ; so mucu
I a jurlgntent cannot be pronounced
feni,-—1,, a || cascs 0 p lfia j j,y (; ourt
|> it should appear by the record that
■norm composing tho court, were
ertsfi. -
proceedings had in tlioso cases, aro,
i,„' aad thojiulgm'onis'aet ast'de:
IS i h f 9 aa f e "f Ricltardsoo, alias
I Ii,°. n o? f '.8 1 ’ *ud aggravated clip*
mpyi irtt liopetl, produco a moral effect
to t ic ar.ny, tlioj.gb probably none to the
soldier, who, without a nmper sense oflio-
npr and duty, would cleave to life with
out It. 1
, Tho offence of desertloni so degrading
to an nrmy, so ruinous to if. morals, and
so destructive or utility, must oalculato no
thing on clemency* The faithless soldior.
who in peaco abapdons tlm standard of
W. eoumry, in War dan never be 'relied on.
The President,, hotofore, again udmon-
P B! > • r, ;' 1 warns tho soldier, of tho orrny,
that fldoljtylfdue to themselves, imtl de
mantled of thbm by their country, that del
sertion, must .cease, or else lie will linve no
alternative. than to discharge hit duty,
painful as Ihe performance tilay bo.
In nnnounclug this decision, 1 have it In
command from the President to say, that
** ht matters of humlcldp, dvety
hilling does not necessarily constittite Rnur
dor; so noither doos every cuso tif volun
tary absence constitute the crime of deser
tion. Courts are Hence enjoined to parti
cular caution for tho future, that in all
Cases the certainty of thb inteihinn df the
soldier, by which alone guilt can be reu-'
derod apparent, shall ho fully examined
into, and clearly ascertained. Atirl to this
end. and because that justice a.nd Immunity
direct it, it is t.acoimnended, that hereafter
tho plea of trui/ft/, oh a charge Invdlviuf,
the life of a soldier, shall tint lie received ;
but ill all such cases, the Court will enter
for tho piisoner, the plea ‘‘not guilt;,,"
and determrna the grade nf tho offence,
and turn him of gliill, by ilia character of
the ovidenCe produced to them."
By cdnluiciJd or tho PiesUIChr.
JOHN 11. EATON.
one day Later Fiiosi lIver-
. POOL.
BAl.’JTlllORE, Oct. 86.
Tlie very flrto fast sniling ship Belvidera,
Capt. J. Nabbj arri ved at tilts prill, list eve
ning, In SO dajs from Liverpool, (<7 to the
Capes.) Billongc’s Advertiser or the fiOth
Sept, contains lltb following Items, wlficit
have not bben given by previous arrivals.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. SO.
Wo are glad to perceive that there ere
komosythptolns nfnn improvement in trade
in this town. The snlcs of cotton for the
Inst three weeksUr a month havo betn goad
and the demand on Saturday and yoster-
day was Very animated, amounting alto
gether to about (1000 bags. There is still
much rouni for inipiovemcnt, hut we liopi
that tho decline In tho price of Corn will
not only enable tho lower classes to pro-
onrb food on chenper terms, but will also
enable them to spend a large portidn of
thoir-bariiings in the purchase of manufuc
iured articles. ,
. On Thursday the Sandwich Packet ar
rived from Lisbon. Among the passen
gersby her Were thb celebrated Anrbassa
drir, uarltis Matliiiit Pirccint, who is the
benierpf a present frdrri Don Miguel to the
Piike of Wellhfgton, and a sou tif General
Anton do Limos—Falmouth Packet.'
-.TheDuke of Northumberland has re-
fused je recommend to goveruriient the re
enafctment of the Insurrection Act, -which
was called for by the magistrate^ ofTinpe
rjtry. This lecom'diendatioii. seems-tohave
fiartakprt very (finch of the cliaracier of r
part j affair and tttvcv io have been jvwti
figd 1)7 Ihe reil state of the country. The
coitntv Qf.TIpperafy Is now described ns
being tolerably quiet, so that we hope that
a yigorb'u'j police will be sufficient to pre-
s rvnfrahquilitjr.
, Accounts dated Aut 18. .llave , .been re-
eelr’qd.ai .the Colonial Office, from Mr.
Warrington, Consul at Tripoli. They an
notfrfo.e that M. De Qhles'.who was suspect
rri of linvitfg abstracted tho papers of tho
lateMajo'r Lairigj has ttbscoiidej.—Chron.
It Is U singular ffid, }ta edlby ttfe author
ofTlid Loves of this Poirts, that nil those
poet* at ho In .thelilstqey of English litera
ture,' fill tip.f[ie period tvrpcli intervened lie
tween lire donlll of Pope and .the first pilb-
liciitions of liurns and Cotv per,, all died
old haclielbrs.'
The fattij.Kcond Highlander!—The to
tal nnmlier of men that belonged to this
gallant regiment, from 1787 to IjBlO, .was
13.1*7. ' iJ ~' ' ' '
men /if
Bonaparte in Egypt.
It is stated in a French tyetvspape? that
tin Inhabitants ofM.yops gyafted upc/n tho
same stem, red & while grapes and peach
es and apricots, wliich.alf .flowered nt the
same time, and gave ripe fruit within a few
daySofeUili ot/i'e .
, (i J» >yr_ - _,
/’qpuf'tirif t/,—Mr. Canning in one of his
. speeches oo the suppression of unlawflrl as
' so'cfations in Irejand, thus , answered i
charge'brought against hipi id the course
of ill" debate,' that he had courted popular
ity.
. MARRIED
.Last evening, hv B. Sheftnll, ,Escj. Mr.
DAN/EL-FIIYEUMOUTII. of this city,
to .Miss AGNES SIlEAltllOUSE, of
Effingham county. .
187. In 1847 Ih-jre tieno rinly. three
i /ivliigr iq that corps that fought against
**Tm fotddfabltf ggntletnan ^My, Jqltn
Smith) whq opened the debate on the ptli-
er side of the hquse, on the first (ley of this
lengthened discussion' was' pje tped to. ask
me irt'fernis of great ciyilRv and jjujtmcitr,'
whether I <lo not )ove popularity f Sir, I
am not ipsenslnte jfd tho good nphlion of
honorable men, sudti as him who put to nie
this question- I am not insensible to the
gopd wi(f of ap enlicjitened comm nity —
The man who disregards it, is not worthy
to hold a high official station in a country
which boasts a popular constitution. I
have encountered too many of <1)0 vlolssi-
todus of public'life not to know how-to
meptcensure»; which I am cdrisciousl do
n>>t deserve. Oo the other linnd I desire
tin .i etaiu popularity ; t-iitl Would lioid
ho-mrahly pr not' at ail. Laudo marnen-
tem or to use the iriore Ldautiful pata
phrase, of Dryden. - r ;
"f can applaud her, when ahoVkihd f
•It,tit tv hen sh^ dances,.in' (Ii'6 tvind,...
-And shai('ti.s.lier (tings, snd will not stay,
'I puff the prostllutqaway," t ,
!, “Ves Hir } 1 covet, I enjoy popu.-
.'afUy t hull tvill.not.coitrt it by the surrep:
•in oCmy .cqoscientioiis juilguient, by the
s.icrificdof my settled .opinions;"
Tho Countess tie la,Pare was tabbed in
the Church of SftiRai'he. in Franca, while
at her prajgfs, pf her reticule, containing
one hundred and twenty thousand francs in
itailhl.'.niVi rec ?iving or this kliills, of the lla'nk ofFrance, ol'IOUOtrapes
finsme'nt “J b i ‘fisebarged from oach.. The reticule was left on Ikbi*. qhjilv
. tent. 7. ‘ on.thejdtl. of Se.ptqrobe«,ut lf-p’olbckm
the day, while she. wa» Bn'eefi 11 ^'
let. J ul “ al ' co ' even in such a case,
glatv fbu^ived to botlro mandates
He directs, at the expiration
from t|,o receiving of this
bo discljargeS from
l°ttHatinn i and ,. floal service, and
|eirui,n n i, ' y lh ? cemmanding offi-
l'»' giv' " aCk5 ' ^'"'Odcd lo
Isrson tSt?, accurate description
Tt that lie neM h ? ra W oideied and
life arm L (i!* ' “Sain be permitted
lullessof tv,V ? ae so unworthy and
■fttay no nmr«i, JUlt wll| igations of o
>of the- AmVrle '°i. d ' s S rl| c- L '
I ,,v e that » prosentod,
The ajj% detjSieaux} or Head 6f the
Frenoli Judiciary, has required'^by a .Cir
cular addressed lo’ tbo.King'f At'tornies u
each di*^iQt, ( qf wirnthlyReport,
.as.to thea/fllfe ofMlic offniun in.tbo r]is
trim, and atlptfip 1 * r means used
to excite disorder and tr.ou.bIe. This is
'looked upon very justlyi It seems to usygs
tantamount to converting these public
functionaries into splosupon their neigh
bor’s acts and words)
Canal of the Pyrenees.—A magnificent
canal is about to bo cdmiuenced In France,
connecting tho Atlantic artd Mediterra
nean, beginning at Tdulouso and terfol-
natlng at Bayonne, its whole .length will
He about .800 miles, its breadth Is to lie
about 70 fret, and its depth 0 feet 0 inches.
Ju summit |evel is 1,300 feet , above the
sea, requiting S7Q locks. Eoeli lock will
liayo a,breadth pf 2* font,, ado a lertgth of
114 feet; . It is calculated for kleled ves-
sels.of IdO tiini burthen,.the expetis'e lies,
timated tit six niilliorts of dollars.
epigram—to a Gambler. -
Ifyoti take my ndvico, iny dodr friend, you
will say
That tbo he»t throw with dice Is—fo throw
them away.
[Froth the Liverpool Athlon.]
"She Is leaving the Inline of her childish
mirth,
She has bade farewell to her father's heartli,
Her place Is now by another's side!
Bring flowers for the ldcks nf the liiir young
bride;" 8
- Mrs. Hemans.
Bring lilies that grow by the valley's stream
And how their heads to the bright sunbeam,
The jessamine fresh from the trolliced bow
tr, , „
The hyacliinth white, arid the brango (iow-
cr;
And the snowy wreath shall yield Us pride
To the fair; yoitiig brow of the blooming
, bride s
Stic fins plighted tier faith and vow of
truth,, ,-
Resigned herself ih tho bloom bf.youth,
Uniting her fate, with her feivbpt loyo.
In the promised hope, which may advorse
prove;
Thtbiigli the siorriis Ijf life wiilf bite to
roam—
For that one «he leaves her parentdl home.
Bring yosos full blown for ri diadem.
And daisies from off tho parent steini
Sprigs of myrtle and violets blue,
Carnations of every shade end hue; -
And twine them around her matron brow,
For the li ide that was, is a mother now.
Bring cypress and yew from tlfb forest
drear, ., . * .
And deadly night-shade fo grace her bier I
Bring the fading licurl's-easo and white rose
leaf,
s Nature's lesson to parents’ griefj ,
From the running brook bring dark flowers
wild,—
She is mourning tier libpo—her infant
ehlltl;
Brirg sculptured marble ami graved stone,
Their tablets speak of the Invod one gone,
How the reckless hand of time will sweep;
And how vain the teura of friends who
weep: | ■'•
On her lifeless form Strew nnweri o’er.
For the bride and mother ate no* no more!
K. H-
* T.- I '
Five Doll ars Reword.
AVill he paid for a bright
Bay HORSE,willsorte eye
thai u as rode off by a negro
, limn on Monday night last.
Tho salu Hur -o is about 14 or IS hand*
high with a switched tail Believing lib is
about some one the plantations near Sa-
vipinnn,. the. Undersigned iv|(| give the
above reward foe the hnrso alone.
JOSEPH Q. BLANCE.
iiov 0 , 8S4m ,. .
House of, Entevtainttifent.
f 11 HE subscriber having purchased of
JL , Mr. Beck, that well known itatid on
the AUfttltU toad, itbtAit Cl miles ftont Sa
vannah informs Ills frieiids and the public
in general that he hai .opened a house of
entertainment for iravclleryintia assures
those who may come bis, wjy Unit the best
attention shall be pal(l io llielr comfort as
well us the ulindst.care to their horses.
. Joseph a. blance.
novb . 8C4tt
Brought to Jail;
I N Savannah on tbe'7th insl. li negro
man who says Ids name is JOE, and
that lie belongs to William Howard of So.
Ca. anil that lie rflnuway about one monlli
ago. He is b feet 4 t-4 Inches high and a-
boitl 30 years of agb—lie hat las) his front
teeth.
„ „ JollN I. DEiVS, t c.c.
nova
For New York.
(*S)C*SLHI|F4» IfiNK.)
The regnlar packet ship
,jx. MACON, .
u. L. Porter, Matter,
.nlr having a part of, hot,cargo engag
ed, will bo Immediately despatched, For
balance of freight or passage, having supo
riot .iqoomtnqilHtihfii, apply t 0 the master
on boatd at Jones’s upper wharf, a* tq
... II ALU SHAPTEIt &.tDpPEr.
■hoy c^-. . ... . >i
For A/cip Orleans. ' fc
•• .
> ‘ ■ IF. L. Nye, Aidifer.
j, VVlII sail for the aliovt named
port abd.lit the 10th November titffif. For
rreigltl oi titssengers, hgving good accoin
moilations for il ive*, npoly to -
II ALL, 8HAPTER & TllPPER.
t,set ju.. ..... ..
Brought to Juih
I N Savannah on the 4th instl a negrb
■nan who says Ins.ilanie Is SAM. and
that lie belongs to Josiah llotvell df Edge-
field So. Ca. and that lie runaway about
fifteen days agd; he isi feet- 0 inches high
and about 811 khars of age.
JOHNI. DEWS, j. c.c.
Jtovfl „
Drawn Numbers,
O F the Washington City LOTTERY
Class, No IS.
58, 43, 45, SI. 4, 37. 7, 44. 6.
Holders of prizes still call fur the civil at
Eppinoer's
Lottery Office.
noil 8
Just received.
100 Ohio Hams of superior quail
10 Bbli Loaf Sugtit refined by
Lewis Eppestieimer, -Philadel
phia nut up In Loaves from 4
to 0 tbs. for families
S.J. IlllYAN.
nov 0 284
Fdr Neiv, York.
The fast smlinj; bilg
, ; ; , Jordoi, Master.
wilt saij on Sunday next. For
fruight or passage, apply to tho tiiaiter on
boiirdiortd
COllEN & MILLER.
nov 4 „ .
Just teccived,
85 cattys Young ltysan Tea
late importation, I Sltis each
8 chests Ponchohg Tea..
loO half cattys Imperial Gun-
powdered Hysou Tea
SO bills Canal Flbur
25 lialfbbls lialtiinore and Miila-
. dellillia do
5(i boxes Bunch Raisins
.25 bags Java Coffee
100 do Green do
For sale by
GAUDRY & LfcORIEL.
nov 4
223m
An iutjuest svas held last evening upon
the body of Daniel Hamlerdari, foobil In
the river yenteidriy, at the month of St.
Augus'tino Creek, five miles below .the ci
ty, The Individual here irain'cil is one of
those who Were on board tlm oyster boat
mcnfionod by.us yesterday as hRving liken
capsized near Long island; and tfie body
is the only one yet recovered. Attempts
have been made.to raise tlie boat, but they
failed in consequence of the breaking of
the chain tfsed to effect it. Tlie number
of period* on board the boat was six—-one
Who had intended to come up to (own in
her having forttmafely remoinod behind.
Tho following I* a cofrecl list of (lioso
oil board wlfen the boat left Cockspur.
some of 't bold, w (Il probably bo discover
ed when she is railed—Daniel Uanderliam
(whose body has been (iron'd.j W. Carney,
John Muriiliey, Thm. Proctor, Jolm ;M’-
Cabe, and Janies VCfieolan, file last named
beiiig the master of the boat. The verdict
of the Jury was “uocldarital drowning."—
Geo;giriti, .. . .. ; , , ..
J»lAUINM LIST
PORT OF SAVANNAH.
. AEK1V.D.
Slbhji Leader., Clievelicr, .
days, to live piaster, 10 bales
Cotton, to Butts & Patterson, Si E.
Mary’s 5’
s Sea Island
fort,
Oranges and hides to the master.,. passen
gers, Mrs. Paine and family, Mrs. Beleri-
gci. Mrs. aimer. i . , : :
Slpop Ann Mneia,Briggs fin.A Smith's.
Plantation with 1400 bushels rough rice to
R & W King. '
Sloop Empress, Dibble, Turtle River,
30 hours to It Si VV King. .
COaiING UP,
Two ships and a brig,
CLEARED,
Sclir Ranger, Gotto, Baltimore., ,
,Sorely. Anderson.
, . SAILED,- „
Schr Emellne,' Welsh fpr St- Barjs.
Sohr Frances, Whittlesey, New York.
Sloop Expel, B!?ii|ien f liip,. Ogeeohee.
■i Murinoi, Pitcher, Doyien .
,,, departed, -.
Steamboat Sam'l Howard, Lewis, Au
gusta, with tow boats nos 2 and 14.
, • From oun Coriiswp»j)b1«ts. - •■
Offices oj the Courier, Mercury t(,Gazette
OiiAnutaTon, November 4—5 a. si.; .
,Sehr; PacilTc, ,(of Lynn. Mass;
sailed' &lb pH- Mu djjfrcss boiipd to «ost<m-.
Steam .boat JplitV D- Mongln, Dubois,
SavauU'ahi viit' Ueaufii‘tt.27 hi.
rt* Titt ui'Finp. j,,.
|lri g Aerial, from l l hj,ia'dp.lpltla,, -.- i,
Charles A. \Voodllifl - .
Wink, Tea. Fruit Dvai.ka & Guocer.
Offers for salt on, acborhmoduling Terms,
SPARKLING Chtiiiipaigii of verr
O elio|ee quality,imported trom llheims
in Bdskels nni Cities.'
i DO bills Sc kegs Alexandria Crack
ers
22,000 Segars (Cnnsio and SylVa
bnnd) direct frcm'i Havana
85 bags prime Green Cuba, and
, old wliituJ.iVa COFFEE
Prime St. pnfix'
N. drlcans Su- in lihils
garsi and & bbls
Cuba Molasses
, 100 bbfs No 3 Mackerel prime
Fulton f|larket Beef
Clidrrinierlmiierial Crown,
London Dock inidSeign-
’ . cite Bit ANDIES ■% *
Metier Swan and Wceip- B S
, ancli, OIN.S ^2,
Oltl ’fourtlt proof Jamaica a- 5
i.UUM
. Irish' Whiskey of fine flavor **
• warranted pure al inf|iof-
ted- . ,
35 bids fddiily Loaf Sogars .
iS boxes Sperm' Candles .
Georgia mould do ana
, Dooliltlo’s Soap
80 whole and half boxes IfOncti
Muscatel Raisins
40 casks 0 & 8 dozen ca. Loudon
Porter end HrpwiiT Stout
(Hibbert’sj in quarts and
pints ' -. ’ -
American.and ErigllsTi-Mus
tard ,
Wardale's Lbhdoft Plcklei
Capers and Brandy Fruit'd
West India Preserve*
Cordials, assorted •
Old London Particular, Madeira', 1
Tenoriffe.Pdrt arffi BKorry WINES
ih casks.demllnhns ttnt), liptilesV
Wfute add Red \Vino Vinegar'
luyjorial Giinpotviler. ?
PlIHLfC SAlsES.
By J. B. Herbert.
TO-MORROW, tho 7th Inst.
At 11 o'clock, .will by anld beforermy store.
A general Assortment of -
Groceries)
■i * .. 4t:
r. ' also, -.
jBO boxes Soap
20 hbls Cider ft
10 bbli Dunlap's Beer.
-ridyo ^ . Tctms cailt.« i
Executors Sale.
by fe. Herbert.
' Y-9, Mundly next oih November
AU1 o’clock, will li« sold at the house
• formerly Oectipicil by Mrs Sarah Della
"J 0 *'f<," te, lfie |, t street, owned by Col;
Marshall, near the Court House.
A largf Quantity cf
.^iirhifure. V
Sluing Tuble,
The Sayaiihah Steam
Rice Mill.
T HIS establisltmbnr commenced one-
rations for the season, thfe beginning
of tills month, aqd having beat pll the old
rice tiii, hand is ntiw In crrnipleje order for.
tlie ieception of.the. new crop, having plen
ty of room and separate bins fur bach lot.
Tim mill will bt^kept going night and day
as sribri as (ho snppiy will warrant It—It is
now ascertained that froifi. 00 to 100 bar
rels ban be cleaned in the 24 Ilnurs " the en*
gine and machinery being first rate" so that
plahters sending rich (o this mill ipay cal
cnlate within a few days when they can re
colve it ready for market.' The mill will
furnish barreH wheriever required at 87 I - t X
cents each, tsiul will land rough rice .from
the deck of vessels at linlf n cent per bushel.
The proprietors have erected On the premi
ses a ratfge of very secure & (lie proof brick
buildings covered with slate, for the put-
pose of storing ribe When required by which
the owners <ff it, may avoid the expense of
drtfyages, &c. and preserve it* good order
for readier sale; Nonce will be given' the
Factor When the patcol for hlth is Boifrttteh
ccd. tlitit lie nitty determine In time to have
it stoied or receive it from the mlllgs soon
as beat. In ease it is not takon away when
turned out of tite mill, it will lie put into
store anil the usual charge iqafib ofO. eentg
per week. A constant supply.of small .ricp
and rice flour always on hand for sale in
ftirge nr Small quantities'. .For any further
particulars, apply al t^e Mill to
. CmVIlSTIN
i large Extension 1
Card Tables,
Tea Table,
Grecian Sofa,
Chairs, ... .
Mantle Glasses,
Side Board,
Scotch and ingrain Carpeting, a
Rugs,;
Brass Rods, j
Entry Globe, with fixtures,'
Bureaus,', .
Dressing Tables,
Andhont;, £4
Shovel ana Tongs, See. tun
, . . ALSO , ,■
Crockory, China SC Glass ware,
i t* - Consisting of
1 Dinnot Set,
% Tea Sen,,
Pyramids. Preserve Glasses, Wines,
Sic* Sco. See,. '
also , ;
• Aqmntitj.pf ■
. Kitchen FiirmlUre.
Sold by order of tiie Executor..
nov 6 Termscash, -
—r
o-g
il
til
Positive Salt.
Ily. J. B, Herbert.
t ■ On ft ATUIIDAY. tih Inst, i . e
At 11 o'clock. 7,11 be sold bi'Cnre my storo
5 ba|c.s. Blue Plains, bf late Impor
tation
,.a1.so,' , . £ y-.
2 bales Negro Cloths
nov 4 Terms time of sale.
apply at the il.... ... .. , .
H. McALPIN, A|eri/ or
HALL, SHAPTEIt A-Ttl'I'Ell.
05“ A fotv good Coapera .wanted; frith
the Mill to.whom gll pot fnonil) will be
giVftn anti found.
Oil $1. -, . LUvn'.. -rs
W ILL b'q febelvetf until the ffth Nov-
by Win, J. vyay, Esq. of Libert.
ty
Cp'ttnty, for building a. Church at Wal-
thourvillp; pf(he follortnigrjesiriptfon, viz:
The Building of wood, sixty by forty—two
stories' lilglr. with.a smalt' ,$eeple;—it fial-
leryoftwority feet atone end.. : To be fin-'
Isbcd With tient pen* .add ptllpib-rl’iilpil
and breast work of the gallery, .to,.be of
neat . patineE work;.. Two Aisles running
parallel the whole fbnqtlt of (he ohureh,
with (ftiors it eJiSh end. window* witli- neat
plainWhiter*on' the first door. Hrifk p.l-
lars sufficiently hear .arid iwo fee(.cleat ,nf
(lie moon'd,. The materials all.ro be forn
islied by the. undertaker of the best quality,’
subject to the inspection of. the building
Committee. Tbo work to be executed in
a neat workman like’.mariner.. For.further
partistflsrs, apply to,the undersigned where
a plan of thb bunding may be seen.
\ ., . , . WM.J. WAY.
By, J. B. Herbert.
On WEDNESD >Y next ttih Inst.
At 11 oVIock.wilj bn .sold before my store,.
A Negro W<?man
about 24 years of age. a good cook.wasliot
and Ironer. *
ntiv-4 f* - Terms cash.
Eariiieiiwarej (Glass and
. Herring^.
ByJ. B. ilHRBBRT.
1 On TUESDAY the loth November, -,
At U o'clock will bn sold on Messrs. A;
, , I,my ,& Co’s Wharf,
300 Crates Ctdckery, .
Consisting of all kinds of HSsnrlments suit-*
able for lilt* (iiark.ef arid th? ptincip.il pare
of ilierii received this. Fall ftom Liverpool)
. ■ ALSO' ■
8 casks plain rut and moulted En-
> • glish ,Glass! ;
4 bales Bagging Twine of the beat;
Ml do Gib'Jttiririm,!, .
150 keg* Scotch fine HerrinsA;
, Terms—All suitif under gtQOei.tt, over*
5200 to SSOo 60 (lays, from5506 11, gipotv
00 day* over ^1000 4 tnorifhs for approved,
indoriefi.paper.
nov 3 • .
i 1—I il.jl <4
iporiui uunjJOAFucr, r T
llyatjn and blapk j J,Ah
of superior flavor and quality, Wstlthourvjlle, 24th Oct. 1829.
selected ,for family ti.sei ,in;'”nct 29
('.bests, catty boxes) and-S llf| IT~' ^ , —777
caftie*.-
Cotton . Cards.
Aik BOXES Whiitniore't No to;
rw v Cotton Cards, landing ami for
. Almanacks for 1830.
J UST Received.
T. M. DRISCOLL.
nov 4
sate by
nov-3
Removal.
T il E subscriber has removed his Chun-
ting Room to-No. 2, Bolton's Buil-
__ n>: t I it • , dings, near the Exchange, tVh'ere lie coo-
Mf. Blake S &)team Rice. ' litotes the Factorage. Sc Commission Busi
ness. . t , n-- • - 2j
oct 31
,dmg t
COHEN S. MILi.F.ll-
YAMAGRA\V.‘
H AS commenced pounding Rice for
the season,, is ip complete order,and
maunged by. an experienced Miller.—
liougn. Rice will be taken front the decks
of vessels at a half cent per bushel—Barrels
furnished when requBcd at 87 1-2 cpijts
each.' Small Rice and, Mpur may altyays
be had at the Mill.—Far futlher informa
tion “PP'^q, j?ORDlIAM;Miller, or
i»nnT haiu< 1 'Ri4h aM.
nov 4
ROUT. HABBRBHAM.
; - - -festtf."
t • «'*t —• -Hay.' t , ■ < ■. t-
nil HEssdbsdribe'rs'offer foe sate a.quan-
JL, -tlty qf the,, jkGMBgalUy. NoMhrirn
Hayitat a (pdurqa prMfikt* tnelr Store on
Scott Sc Balfour’s WlSff ;• j >, <_
,,-v ) ilSM WM. Sc B. ROSE,
ndv * • - 240
>
W e hAy.E rEqG?4ted
tq aniiburicp vVip-.C- Barton os. a Cfindidr
ate for Justice of the Peaco ip the 4thjieni
to. supply tho vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of W- P. Boers, Eiq;
nev 4
_ f ■
BE dTk' BOXES buricli Muscatel Y
Otf,. Ratsiq*. .
- 5() 'qr boxe? s tlo [
,7. jars grapes !,'■■■■ do, J.
to, qr casks ?. Cette Madeira
10 Indian bbls S .Wino;',.
So do do Sweet Malaga Wine
SO bbls first quality, Netvarlt Cidt,
top hoxei.ypUp'j'ifH'a,
Landing, from subflFt'ances, and far sale
ibjl,,.. : COHEN 65 MUtLEli
T. nov*
WM. P. BOWEN.
2!9|tL
Seasonable Goods.
Irilltorpe,' a
X. -AIja/NG from sri:
L’ehcr.il and exter
. 5; mi.L AND
BRITISH
Which,ere qjfarqd fc
a coiripleft?assortment ok ... ..
■DO-MESTIC ARTICLES,
For sale by M
.., ,• ,(. LOW, TAYLOR &CO.
sept tot 190
irtationlff
fl< 1
s';
,ether with
ijjflYildthovali
T HE Subscribe*.has removed- his of-
ficoto tbo one,lately occupied hv.
Judge Nicqll, in.nnri'oftho upper robins of
Housioun’s brick buiidings. . ,. •
LEVIS. D’LYON-
nov 4 -' ' '222sr
Elcgdht Furniture.
< hi/ J. B. HERBERT-
, On THURSDAY, 4<tb inst.
At fl o’clk will be sold before tav store r
,.A (general Assortment of handsome
F U R N I T U R E,
COMISTINd or
Sideboards, Sofas. Pillar and Claw,
Card, Tea, Breakfast and Dining Ta-f
hies, t
Ladjes' commode Dressing Bureaus,
with Looking Glatses.
French Ptcsses, Mahogany Cribs,
Mahogany Bedsteads. 4 post caived,,
Candle Slands, Ladies Wash Stands,
4fc7 draw Bureaus, with carved col
umns.
Setts of Dining Tables, ,
Single ■ do
Breakfast ■:> ij -i dt >r. fi f '
Fancy Rush and Cane seat Chairs,'
See. t'tt •
The whole froiri the.Mamifactory of J.
HoOldqrslraw, New York, the work and
materials of the best kind.—Terms liberal
and.mide known at lime of sale..
P. S. The Furniture.will bo, ready for
inspection on on Monday oils inst.
nov 3. - -• v■)*...«•;
Notjce, 4th' Beat Compauj'.
A N election for Justice of the peace for
the fourth beat to fill the vacancy pc-
ca.ioned by the resignation of William P.
Beers Esq. will fie-held > at Mrs. Coopets
Bnildlngs .on fhe corner of Bay pud Aber-
cotnstreet on the twenty-firstiinst.
JQHNHA UPT, j. T>.
- James o. wilpon
• SAMUELC.HOUSE^
no y 4 ,
For sale,,or Lease.
r«YWO lots in Broughton s’.roet. tbe
J. Actrns wilt ho accommodating appli
cation fo JyB- Uctben, or the Miss Minis’s
■upposito tho The.iYvo,
net St 210M
Hay. x'
BUNDLES.lstquality Hay
. _ _ for sale on'hoard ship An-
:des, A Low & Co’s. wliarf. ■
ooll 29 J.'BENTLEY.
To the Ejectors of Chat
ham county.
F IELUIW CITIZENS—I again sol
i, libit your suffrage for the office ot
Qoronor of Chatham county,, at tlie ensil
ing election in January next.-.
THOS. EDEN.
oct 31 218 ,
1 Bar Leacl’ and Packing
■ . Yarn".
4 KEGS,."Youie’s" superior Bob'
Lead. ' ■ • iu '"
• ■ 15 coils Packing Yarn, 2, 3 & 4,
Lauding from Y ip Mncon-and for Ha)i»t'y '
HALL, SUAPTEK & TVl'tE&S
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