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go that after *■! the clamors against the
I'ust Offire urransoniouti. imd Ilia dolorous
prophecies of ill absoluto disorganisation,
ko Anil I* pr»ent!n< a system of ordei, and
(fflnltoejr without n pnriillcl In this, or nu
l„.|ie»e any other country,
The dlitsnce from Washington tn Aligns
ta, according In the book of r on lea from Uie
^imh office Department is ST A miles—it)
lie* Orleans 1188.
2**4 Weather.—We certainly live In
string* nllmnte. On Saturday last we
Inj „ |ieniirlnui shower of rain—we still
,.|alm nnt*tn Imve hail rain for more than
fatir months—and the thermometer at i o'
uloitk stood at 78«. Yoslerdny morning
there was frost, end Ice—a difference in
ID 1,0 TV of at least 40*
Arcllrnl.—Oa the hilt Inal, throe days
•at, on tho passage from Boston to this
part, a seaman fell from, tho jib.boom of
the brill William, Rapt. Atwood, and in a
ten inlnuteswas drowned. Ills name wes
Ircy Wilkins—h tialive or Horton.
Mr. Stevcnaolt, of Virginia has been re
elected Speaker of the House of llepresrn
tatlvss, and all Ilia old oflluers have been
retahierl.
Ilcdford Brown, Esq. Speaker ofllto
Senate, has been elected Senator to Con
•less, from the State of North Carolina, to
mjiply ilia vacancy occasioned by tile re
sign stion of Mr. Ilranoh. Tills result ivas
iigt elected till uller fifteen ballcttings.
rsuu nun coMiKst'i.-rdKnT.
fctrotl of a Utter, dated
MiLinnactriLLC, Dec. iOlli, 18*0.
Until within the two or three last days,
ni'lilng of oontiderabla Importance lias
becii acted no in the House.
On Tuesday Inal, Bth Inst, the special
(Uller of the day was the Land Hill. The
original bill offered by Mr. Wofford, went
tosrirvtsy the slip of territory in dispute ns
the boundary line between tho Cherokee*
and Creeks, but asfertelned by tho exam
inations and surveys made by Col. Wales,
as being within the 'hounds of the treaty
made with the Creeks on the 13lh Novein
ber, HIT. Mr. Haynes offered ns a sob-,
stitute, e bill, authorising the survey of tho
•boie Cherokee nation, ns well as the tils
pitted slip. Mr. Dougherty, in behalf of
Ike minority jf tho Commlitou on tho
State of the Uepnblie, introduced a report
qvl resolution, acknowledging Ilia right of
Qonrgls to the lands, and reserving also,
Ills right ofsurveying, end Inking posses
slnn at such lime hereafter when her inter
ests would require It, hut forbearing tn tlo
so nit the present occasion, in consequence
of the respect 'entertained towards tho
Chief Magistrate of the Union—(I enclnso
you all tho documents.) After a long tils -
citsilon. the Committee ro . end reported
disagreement to the isill nod substitutes,—
hut the (louse disagreed to the report of
tho Committee, and took up Mr. Dough
erty's substitute, which was rejected by a
soli ol of68 to 58. Mr. Hatae's sitbslt
was then again offered by Mr. Hates,
IhU, and rejedad by n vote uf OB to so.
Stw question tvaa then called for on the or
al bill, but the Speaker decided, that
as Jfr Haynes' substitute included the or-
ijtiiil hill, and asU had been auted on. the
Vicinal bill could not, by the rules of the
louia,bo brought forwasd again, this ses
sloe.
Ths llouso, on Wednesday morning, nf-
" 1 cnnsBerahle discussion, roconsidercd
heir pfuceediitgi on the provinus dnv, mid
In main question on the original bill be*
"tout,the ayes were 37, nays 67, so tho
rejected, and all '411 substitutes.—
ho Hum* then took dp the University
ill—the lot Motion authorizes the Trus-
>ei, whenever tha soini-nnmiBl d'vidrmls
(tho beak slock belonging to the Univer
Ir. dill not yield 5 per ceut. to draw on
“Treasury for tlio deficit; this section
stricken Cut by evotc of 03 to 00. The
hd section allowed the bonds, Stc. be
™tiiig to Hie Untverkify, to be placed on
Ktereat in the Central Rank. A suba.ilute
"lids section was offered by Mr. Haynes,
living Ji.loo annually to the Uuive.slty,
,r the endowment AT two additional Pro-
M,Jr *, « lrich w** received. The thhd
ection giving A sum of motley tat the pur
ur i b " lll)ln 8« chapel,-the fourth set-
n ina in- an appropriation for n Library
a d tie fifth section, authorizing the
slices of th, Inferior 0ouri ■„ , 0|( , a „
, „ ([ 'd poor boys from each county to
at the Urtiyorsiijr, Woro ull
»i, ,1" °"*' additional section
hy Mr. Hophttrn. a,,-
Wsal—v® J1,<lilional Trustees (nil Clark
’four 1 ' 1 ' Bfcat discussion.—
SI ons wore tnadu to allow them 8i
**' "depted, ci'l the
S'^"ontfw whole bilMeas 48.
notion for 0 ,!"’ * l '? le bil ' WM roj * cl '' 1 ' A
■lorni., 'C'Censiderithm wns made ibis
ftcr I"' 1 ^ Wo hnvo, therefore,
i,l„ 1 ’‘f* c 1- snimated and angry do-
'hence J3u. " l0 ,! ' mo P° lot fl '"»
Majority at'*! 1 H lulre I s
’ * ,bo Dottso woro divpnsetl
noli a seen!' 1 ’'?’ ltl8 Cl,,lo e'. hot
nd mil, lm °*wifo r nnd confusion,
iimitvencg tVi , ( lltllt (!l ’
disjusted; ^ thelqfore it
B eli te 1,0,,e h: ,0 ,lie
icee I* I, ’ 10 ‘hatmono of
«ror hi savin! tll,m ' You h Pre in
<led i„ ( |,J road bill as niqon
muse.
in Hie
was otdored In bo priniod,, end made the
order or thd day for Ftiday, („,.,,,orrow.V
I do n.t think Hiss Dill »j|| p4 „ in
aliiipo.
Kg- -
" that the road bill
l "“ l "S'ii* Pussed'ihe
1 slilute for it lias heea offer,
nato, by Mr. Ilqborihjft], which
' ... , Etrto o'clock, P M.
The demons Tor t llrigadier Generals
ntld Hunk Dirooturi, has resulted ns ful
Iowa t—
For Uri/fadltr General, 1st Bat. 1st Dio.
O. I{, Ployd. 117—elected.
Col. .M'Allister, 73
Blank, 3
11)5
For Brigadier General 1st Brig, ilk Dio,
Col. Wofford, of ilaliersltuill
County, nip
Col Jones, ofl| H ||,&4
Major llntcs, (no
candidate) is
Scattering, a
lit#
Directora Slate Bank,
IV. 11. Itnllocli,
»l. Myers.
A. II. Etimiln,
Oeorgo He.hley.
Elected withoutoppnsltlnn.
Director! Plantcr'o Bank:
John II. More),
E. Eort, (No apposition)
Directors Darien Bank;
Green Troup
Kimberly DBijwdndy
(Elected.)
Dcicmlnr ll h, 18(0.
The Senate are engaged tn discussing
the siilistitiile tif Mr. Uubcrslinm for the
Itoad Law. I send you the substitute.—
We aro engaged In discussing the Hill to
extend nit II and criminal jurisdiction over
ihrcherokeo Nation; (which bill I sent
yon sometime since.) Tho Hill, | have no
dnulil will piss. Sinno amendments have
been offered, but I have not time to send
iiicin to you."
Latest from France—The ship London,
Copt. Hrown, arrived at this pint ycsteiday
availing from llane. whence tho tailed an
tho 1 hit tilt, bringing papers of thul place
to tho I Silt, London dates of the Dili, and
Liverpool of the 1st. tilt, inclusive! They
^ contain no political Intelligence of interest.
Rapt Unites, nnd Ills crew of the llrig
Pomona, ahAildOticd at tea, are pnsseugors
mi hoard. Two sous of tho forest, of the
tribe ol Osaves, who have been exhibiting
themselves in Ernncivvhero we understand
they gathered substantial testimony of n
welcome,have returned in this vessel. Two
of their lirelhmeii died in, the passage.
Tho ship is under quarantine in consn
queuco Of sickness on hoard, nnd the letter
bag bail not been received at tlio Post Of
lice, when our paper went to priss.
The Pupa has positively refused to re-
cogoi/.o Don Miguel us King of Portugal,
although lie will greet him ns Ilegent. A
conversation hot ween the Don ami his con.
fessnr is related, which shews the spirit of
the Portuguese clergy. The nuncio oflns
Holiness has positively departed which
oucasioncd some disquietude in tlio Kuyal
breast, and the Confessor nns consulted.
“He shall have none of mtr money then"
says llm Ember! ••Hul” replies Miguel
••this will create a Schism in the Church."
"It will out be llrst lime" wustlto emphatic
rejoinder.
% M. Durand tie Mariel, it is stated tn the
Eroiich papers,Is appointed Minister Pleni
potentiary to Brazil in plJce of M. la
Count tie Gnbriuc.
The correspondent of tha Journal Hu
Havre, ul Paris undei Hate of the Ulli ull.
states lltut no event of impnrtancn liasoc
correH nt the seat ol war since tlio signatuie
of tlio treaty of AUilnnuplo.
Latest from Liverpool—Tho Manches
ter, the Liverpool packet of the 1st, hut
wliioh sailed on the 3d oil.‘was spoken off
New York on the 7th inst. by the Calhoun
arrived at Chariest m, the enptain of ahiclt
vcssol obtained tho Liverpool Albion of the
2d Nov. Commercial intelligence by tilts
atrival will bo Toahd under the Appropri
ate head.
TIiAllon. John Quincy Adams, lain
t’lrsldoni of the United Slates is now in
Washir.ginit City.
Jolm Owen, Esq. has been rc-elccted
Governor of tlio Slalo of North Catalina
fur the ensuing Ve.ir, w iihoiti opposition.
The NBtv York Journal of Commercn
of the 4th inst. cum..ins the subjoined let
ters fioin the Island of Madeira received
by tha dliip Howard, detailing a shocking
attempt to poi-en a Whole regiment of sol
diers, who were suspected of disaffection
towaids tlio existing government.
MADKlliAj Oct. 28, 1830.'
A most extraordinary and horrid deed,
worthy of rii. liaitlioloinciv'sdiiy In Eining
has been collimated here this nook: Tile
Governor of iho Island, ami tlio oilier Mlg
ileiitn authorities, knowing that the IStli
regiment ol iufjntrj’ was Inclined Id Coil
shtulionalismi bribed tlio Commissioner
who was i barged ss It li furnishing bread to
the troops, to poison ilia bread for that reg
imen . A .hundred soldiers felt iunhedi
.Holy the effects of the poison, and wee
carried tn the hospital. Tlio news soon
spread ; the rettiaiiidni of the reaiineni re
belled and arrested the i mninissioner.—
The 2d infmitry.V. the artillery he expect
edly took the side of the ISlit. On the
3lull, (ha troops besieged the pulaceuf the
Governor, in ol der Its at rest a major sup
posed to lie cniiutrnihl ill the transaction,
but p« escaped on board u corvette.
It is said that tliD attempt was commit
ted by order of the old Qiikttn, anil her suit
Don Miguel.
MADEIRA, Oct. 20, 1829.
The present state ol this Island does not
wear tlio most promising aspect. Tho sol-
Utery have never been OOlisidcr'cii entirely
subordinate, and a most InuienlabiV occur
lence has jut taken Place, uhKIi, with
VQtll reason; has rendered it-.,-.,, ten enu-
irollulile than usual Five days ago tlm
effect of poison was visible anmogthe sol-
uters ol th,- 13th legimeut, which inernas
ed upon many of them, and extended to
millibars of the poorer inhabitants, who
had, as i* customary, purchased of tin,
bread delivered tn that regiment. It is
*i .i'. 1 fls ninny-ns two humlrcd have hccti
tlius affected. Huspic-ion fell upon Itnehl
oa, who |i.,d the cotnruet fur supplying tho
brentl. He was cnnseqiirntly nr rested, to
gethor with hit men employed pi tho ba
King establishment, bat no light haS Vet
been thrown iipnn the mvstery. Day ite-
n* 7.* ,, e rt ' l 'y • (whon tho' anniversary of
Don MlgttePs hirth-d.tv w-as roteiunizcit
with many demonstrations of joy) tho sol
diery broke oiH into much dismder. repai
red tn the prison, and forcibly took Hitch,
ca out | hut ho was, with much difficulty,
rescued by some of rite principal officer's,
who pledged lltemielvei'lhat justice should
be dntto. lie was then conveyed on Imard
a corvette for safely. Hot the soldmis, a-
gain assembling, insisted on Ills l« |ng pl.i
ced under their charge, which has been
complied with.
'1 hough Harbins has been thus dealt
with, ilm regiment do not rnnshlor that lie
has been the prime mover In tlm business,
but hint nt his linving been Instigated |.y
persons of greater coiiseqnnnee.svhi, h they
expect to induce him to confess. The
highest authorities aro not held in muds
respect liy them.
F. 8. No death lies yet occurred f ron i
the above mel.iuchulyeirciimst.ince, tlm’
ninny of the poor fellows have suff ered
dreadfully.
LEGISLATIVE HEPUESENTA
TION.
IVe h 'Ve pttlillslietl many facts on this
subject, going tn show llm defects of our
system. IV« subjoin Hie following, which
Is ns strong ns can lie ngnlust our plan
Sonin Carolina has n greater populatinn
than Georgia. tVhrit think yon. gentle
reader, is the expense flier Legislature
per annum T Er.im tlm report of the
Comptroller General, we make the folluw-
nt! extium :
P *y of members, - f I0«000
Two olorks, at 81 (.an each, and
twoothers at J200 each, s.foo
Two messenger* at 8250 each,
and two door keeps, ul 8330, t.ooo
. #10.800
ISmv enn pare this with tlm amount paid
for the very same items by Georgia. Look
•at the 1 rudsnror's report for the last year.
I resident’s nnd Speaker's wnrrnitti. 85*,-
330,37. IVe abstain from comment :
it is unneenssnry.—.Mill Jour.
MAUlA' ai LI
PUHT OF S AyASS AH.
mmmrna’ ..
COMMERCIAL.
DaI'KS most LiVKneddL.itmiinSlii Oct.
Bates rnosi llxvnE,::m:mtt:Vitt7tii Oct.
(oy tiik Slur jaiNDoir.)
IIAVllE, Nnv. to.
Cotton.—ibt bales Lotttiana 01 I-St7t)
do 87 l-t; 71) do If; 113 do 88; 320 Geor
gia 113 1-4; 100 do 1 14
Noil. 7.—41 bales loiolslana, If 8c; 47
do 87c; 10 do Georgia, 84c.
A’ne 4.—70 hales Louisiana, 90; 48 do
Georgia 03. Public. 53 halos Louisiana,
85 a 82,
A'oe. 8.—18 halos Louisians, 9P; 25 do
94; (0 du 83; 32 th, 87 1-2;.:)3 do Virginia,
88; 48 do 80 1-2) 47 do CO.
[BY THE MAirctlESTKR. AT XEW-YOBK.l
LIVElll'OOL, Nov I.
Tha demand eontinnes to he good; but
bidders generally appoar disposed to Sell,
nnd tho pi ices of the preceding week for
the ordinary mtnllties of American Cot
tons lira hardly su-tained. Brazils ora
mure sought after and Mnranham contin
ues in good demand. The other sorts re
main without alteration.
Thu pol.lio sale of Georgia Sen Islands,
as to quantity, was better Ilian was expect
ed—ordinary and middling were sold at
1-4 n t-2d lower, hut prices for the fine
sorts were fully maintained.
LIVE.UI*OOL,Nov.2.
Import ami Stock of Cotton—It appears
by the published statements of tlm brokets
that tho import of cotton into Liverpool,
friim the 1st of January to tho Stvt Oc.. a
mounted to 614,504 b.tga. In tlm same
period of 1848. tho import leaohed 552,-
044. The stock, on the 31st Oet. last,
was estimated at 277,300 hags; at tlie ror
respondent, pbrlod'of 1820. at 296.000
The sales, irotn tho 1st of January t„ the
St st Oct have amounted to 502,080 bags,
which exhibit a weekly nverago of upwards
of 14.000. This average 1s, wo behove,
greater than the nverago in any previous
year It shows, that depressed as the times
have been, the cm,sumption of cotton has
greatly. Increased during the present year.
\Ve subjoin a comparative iitateninot of
the import of cotton mm Liverpool for the
first ten indnths each year.
1020.
1R£R.
N. America,
415,300
967,960
8. America.
144,000
133,630
West Indies,
14,5011
10,900
Egypt.
10,1100
24.060
East Indies,
io.ouo
14,700
Total hags,
014.660
551.160
1827.
1620.
N. A in orica,
500.200
SDJJ.OOO
S. America,
84,6110
45,760
West Indies,
17 401) .
11,200
Egypt.
13,6,00
33,800
East Indies,
13.200
12,000
Total hags;
080,20ti
456,860
1825. .
1824.
N. Aiiict ic.itf
.18.0,900
245,000
8. America,
lt.'i,40()
1)4,200
West Indies,
21,one)
25,000
Egypt. t
(!*,ood
10.300
East Jmlici,
11,700
14.260
034,000
468.700
Nrvv-Yook
, Dec. 5.
Colton —Tltcre has beeii very little an
imatinn; In the Cotton market during the
week. About 1000 Uplands have been
sold at 8 1-2 n 10 for old, and 10 1 2 a 11
for new, 150 Alubiimns,. 0 1 2 a 10. and .a
lew New Orleans, at (1 1-4 to (2 8-4 ets.. 1
Flour.—Mihongh there has been large- 1
supplies of Western, Hie sales have been
small, nnd prices of New York are with
out change.
Nice.—From 2 to 300 tes have been
sold during tho week at #2 1-3 a 2 9-8.
„ ARttlVup.
rshlp llaEard, Cliabe, Providence, 8 days
Mi IV Llppill &co. Alcicliatidise to Mr
a . Fdssengtrs. Messrs A Httiiih, J
Aldnc", II G Smith,..Dr, JP I' e . klinm. K
reckham. J. Rhodes)J H iiitirlt A Hen
shew, Day, \V llenshaw,
ea^'T L !*. n ' 1 (°f Newfmryport)
48 ill (in Havre. Ballast to the mallei.—
Failed fm Havre Nov lNhjln co wlih the
paeke, ,|dp De Ilham for N York,and ship
Charles Carrol, Norris.-of Newbtiryport.
lor Now Orleans. Left at Havre, Vino
Madison, Cornlck. fm Virginia, discharg.
mg; Ship Mogul, Davis, „f Holton. To,
Savannah in t da : brig Ocean.'of N Or
leans, for N O In 10 ds. 13, Lizard
N L M "ides, spoke ship lldire, 20 ds
f !" N „*,"r k '? r ''*»"• »' Meridian, spo
ship I'hjhu Tabb.it blowing fresh, could
not loarnultere bound. Nov24, lat. SI 80,1.
4t 50, roll ill with tlm brig Pomona of Ken
neliunk, Capl. Battrs. 47 ds fm Ht. Cbe.
lor Uostmi, dismasted and rudder go
* l**ft water lit the hold, pmlips
choked, add all hands employed hailing
to'keep her f.om sinking, having lost ,m»i
ol liei provisions and water, took off the
onptali'nnd end* consisting nf 0 persons.
I he Pomona met with her disasteta lie
tween the Iflth and 27lh Oct. between llm
at. 40 48 and lorg 85 43 in ttemendnns
heavy gales In. NIV. lit, the 20th Oet
tin, P Si oke.will,the ship Frediuia. Lttnt.
of Nowhurjpmt, from Antwerp, with loss
or tha iiiainliipmast, and other siiura dam
aged, lioiinil fur the lint port!
Bark Agnes & Ann, Martin; Liverpool,
Sailed 20;lt Oct. Salt m A Low & Co.
and Hardware toN 11 Sc II Weed.
,“fig W'llmni. Atuond, Hostnn.il dys
>*itli a full cargo, t„ (} \\ Coe. E Bliss, It
Mahm 0 N,H & II IVeod. W Hall, C Lip
|Mtt, II (sninpbf II, L Mnldbvin fo co. S H
Pnrktnan, W Msrrl all, J Stone. VV T
Miller, ONcwhnll. A Seiiddcr, IV Hale,
O Johnson, A & E Wood, IV II Hughes
J* r, B IMiibor, Clmrleiton, t days,
MviIUMi to the master.
Brig Trio, 'J'honias, Porto Rico, 14 dys.
ba Jast. to the master. Left .loop Nells,
for Tuik. Island; sclir 8nvnni,„h. for Hal-
timoro; sclir Eveline, not kmmn where
lio" |, d Capl T. s..ys, that nt tlm time of
his sailing, American produce was low.
Sclir Eveline. Fcarn, Baltimore, and 4
days from the capes, to Sm-el Sc Amlcr
son. Bayard & Huntei, It Malone, j\vng'
ff
as
..iiviS j,;*'-- “ *•«.»».
..i.lliii 8 *'" 11 3ayn *• Sn,i,h - r "i Chisolm's
plantation, tuoo btisliols rough Hies.
a oittlie?* 1 " C,IMBr u * -ur * , ”i Hudolph, lm
Sloop Signal, Griffin, fm Darien. S.V.'O
bushels rough Kiceto E Fun.
Sloop Othello. M'Aaly, llicohoro 2 ds.
Cane to Hints Sc Paitnrsun.
Sloop Hisiitg Son. Tristle, Charleston,
2 days, merchandize to the master. I
passenger.
snoop Conductor. Hill, St. Mary’s, r, ds
Hides, 1 allow, anil Oranges to the master
Ct‘\g C “ ' M ' 1Ua ' ' Waring, Sc IV
Sloop Mary Howard,-Briggs, Snflll.ii>,
days, cotton, 10 E Fort, J Cuniniillg an,I
son, A Miller, and the master.
Sloop Bolivar, Hall, Darien, 2 days, to:)
hales Colton to IV Uoueis.
Steam Packet Geo.VVusliinetnn, Ciirrv.
Augusta, 18 Its. to JIV Lung. Palingert,
Oapt.Pnftrldge, M Clark, llcoly, Aldrieh
Mrs. ftlurat.
Steamhoat Edgefield, with boats Alata-
inalia, Sc Barnwell, in tow, to J M’Kcnzio
«tco. 2876 bales cotton to J Slone,
& Padelford, J Cumining Sc Son, J
nalil. H Malono. J & J Reid. G Gordon,
S D Corbett, C Lifipitt, llayard Sc Him
ter.
Sice tn boat Carnllna.fm Stones Landing
will, boats 8 & 18 in tow, to Steamboat
Co. lout bales cotton to ToR & Padul
ford. Bayard & Hunter. J Ganahl. FH
Welman, Il Lord, J P Henry. S D Cor-
beil, J Stohe; A Low &co S U Patkma.i,
U Malone, D L Adams &co A LeUarbier
tXCO.
Steainbodt Charleston, Bonnel, Darien
14 Its. 038 bales cotton to Bolts & Patter
ton. -
Poleboat Levant fm Augusta loj Stnno
408 bales cotton to J Ganahl, 8 D Cor
belt. C I.ippiu, J Stons.
Poleboat Splendid, fm Augusta to J
Stone. 551 balos eottnn tn T Butler Sc
cn J Ganahl. 8 I) Corbett, G Gordon. C
Lippitt, A LeUarbier &co.
Box hoiit No I fm Attgusla. 185 balos
coltonlo J stone.
BELOW.
Brig Liberator, fm St. Thomas put in
for orders. Also. 1 ship, 1 brig, 3 sloops.
SAILED.
Bark Philetits, Morrel, Havre
Sclir Oregon, Dunham, New York.
Sclir llniinnuh Bartlett, Swilt, Ualit-
linmre.
Sloop Ann, Bolowie.h, Stinbury.
DEPARTED.
Steamhoat Charleston, llonncl, Bnrfen.
Steamhoat Georgia, Norris, Augusta.
MEMORANDA.
The lirig Pizurro, lienee ut Charleston
13th ilist.
The sclir Uthclln, hence it N.'York4th
inst.
Tile selir Sen Ilirtl, up at Baltimore for
this port in a few days. . _
The sclir Agcnm la,cleared at Baltimore
frflr this port.
Boots, S
toes, iiilts, &Ci
60 case*, containing
cninplclo assortment
of.SItoes and Bool's
6 oases Black and Drab
i.j iL VVool Miits
. , 4 do Fonls-c.ip Paper
La . n '' i .1 f !.' *'"• 'or sale at very low prtcos
If lor idtmedilifly by
U<^i4 L'OIIEN&MILLER.
For Charleston Via Beau
fort.
ITbe Steam Packrt
John S)avir Monoin,
Copt, IV. Dubois.
Will lenvo It A) rou's
wbarf To-Morrow VoRSiNo,at tyVcIork.
Pur fici)*ljl or passage, npplv on Imnrd! or
JNO. W. LONG,
dec 14 .
For tn.
lat^ .TJta Steam Packet
Geo. IVasiiinuton,
Capl. J. Curry
Will leave lloltnns’
wharf. TO MQUROIV MORNING, at u
n'elnck. .For freight or passage, apply on
Jr W.LONG, Agent,
boar I or to
dec t4
To he sold under Decree ui
Equity,
On the ilk January next, at the Court
A Uouie In Cooutuikatchie,
trai t of I .mid in Prince Win. Parish
nedr Cooiawlintcliie, conlalnlng by t
late survey, 930 acres exclusive of 870 a
cres marsh, I,tilting aod hounding west on
Coosawliatchie river, cast on Tttlifiitny,
south by lands nfSamuel It. Gillitnii, and
nortli by tbe public roads
i- i^T. '..'i* 1 '* of on ,he nortli wait
sirjo of 1 ulifinny, bounded i.y Tuliftnity
Lteek, lietwern the estate of Josias ||ey
wqrrl nod land lately sold to Mr. porter, a,
lie property of estate u r |lr. Iluineal. con
laiomg SI4 acres more or less.
Also,—A square of Land In Columbia,
bounded by Henderson; Lady, Gervuis and
I token's streets, and near Mr. Ilerbo-
IllOilti,
a r bo ’ 0 , pioperly tn I,a sold, ns tho
estate or Col. Tims. Tall,ltd. deceased —
t/onditioii*. lor (he xquare of l.oli in Co
luinbin, onsli.
„ *' wr | ,ft ® ,r * cl * or one fifth cash,
Uie b.iltinrr in nno aiid t%vo year*, lli.o bur-
chaser to give bond nnd tnnrt^aen beariiic
mlercvi Iron, the .late, to he paid annual
ly. with personal security, nnd to pay for
tbe papers. 1 J
At the sainetimo nnd place, will ha snld
a Mo'oty ol two tracts of Land situate mi
a illuatclier Swamp, in Prince Win. Pnrish
onnl.imitig 1000 acres, a'ljnining Lands ol
estate of William Ifty ward, deceased, to
be sold ns the properly of John lleywenl.
make a division mining the heirs. ■
Conditions, one half Cash, the halsncr
" *“o years, the purchaser givine
bond and mmigngc, bearing interest from
the date and to pay for papers.
m„»> , ,nM " r 8| - Bart hole
new , | urisli, containing 807 acres, ml.
jumiiig lauds of Barnard Elliott,
Ucllm-cr, Peter Boheen Giradenu, aim
John Itollinger, n^'rt.
IO lm sold ns the proper I v nf Peter Per-
" r H '- Helena Island.
Cbmlltions will be declared at the sale,
i ° r ••"'"< °r 1000 acres
bond vfMay Rivet, lately the properly of
Sirs. Pout quin.
.„V" 8 ""divided tract orrine Land, near
Aliddletuii Swamp.
„"""i of Pino Land noar the
HaptUt Mav.RIver Clunch.
r° lie sold at the piopertr of tile eslaio
ol (aenrge Allen, deceased, to htako Ulvl-
shill Rlpnng the heirs.
Cniidilions. one fifth cash, and tho re
n"under in two rqnal annual instalments,
llie pitrclinsets to give homl and tmirlgnge
brining interest from the date with person
al seem ity mid In pay for papers.
Aren.—All ihm tract of Land on the
Great Swamp i„ St. Luke's Parish, railed
Map Hazard, the properly of the late Mrs.
Hiisan Dupont, sold to make a division a-
mong the heirs, comaiiqng 1430 acres.
Conditions, one fourth cash, the balance
payable in ono, two and three years, m
equal annual instalments, the purchaser (u
give build and mortgage bearing interest
Irnm the date, with personal socuriir, and
tu pay for papers.
Also —Two tracts nf Land and three
Islands on tho waters of Whale llimicll.
siluato on Port Roynl Island, ioltlas tire
property of the estate of Rhodes, to make
a division among the heirs.
Conditions i.f the -ale and n description
or the Land will be mede- known at the
lime of enle. '
Wm JOYNER.
Commissioner in Equity.
Cootatohatekie. Dili Deo.. 78*9.
dec 14 253 '
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6
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ranges. *
. FKESII from llid
trees of a large size';
PALMES & LEE.
Ah Extract
TOE It further prdylned. That if any
MM person or persons shall ex|msa coi-
tun or'other merchandize wltloh shall have
ma'j “Jo ^ ln ,* d ' L r W'dltion,and w|,| 0 h
may irlterwnrds have been ivei by
ining longer than 6 hoars in the neat
re-
<« »|iall expose atnr cotton or o!iier e " ,hUr
epandlie which shall lie In s
he. she, or they, .shall lie fined In
mer-
m» diy siaie,
" a sum nor
ixceedlng ,80 H,,d am. ,b, eael, offence.
Feb. I 8*l rrtni ° ,din “" c «t piwed I Silt
. jAS.CLF.LAND.
■ .. c ‘ C. Pro. j 'em.
d'eo 14 p »«.8tbNE.c.*.
$16j©«0.
Virginia Stale.
laOTTERY,
Cl.ASs Nit a
„ , class, no.
Was drawn in Uicbmnnd
I bt» rrctiivr
«0 ntiiiil'ers. flilrHwti ballots
SCHEME:
prize of
3
10
lit
20
2-1
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,hc,
Tickets
Halves
Quarters
Orders attended to nr
LUTHER’S
dec 14 tj ‘ tt,ry n " d Lichtmgt Office.
#15.000
e.tmo
4,000
3.000
2.0*5
1.000
500
*400
800
too
ho
100
hr.
S3 00
2 50
1 *5
$1<M»00.
Virginia State
LOTTERY,
. CLASS, ff’o4 ?
Was drawn ou Riehimiml, (YlrgiHD)
on the 1 llh inst. The dm wine, will he re.
ceived On Saturday next lOth iost.O drawl?
ballots.
SCHEME:
1 Prir.e of “ 1 -
1
1
1
5
5
4
10
10
*0
£4
&c.
Flour, Com,:&c.
Landing from schr Eveline, frofo Haiti
more,
/■ S obis. *U|)orfmo Howard jt. Flour
^ 8£ do. Apple Brandy
8 do. Whiskey
.*i50 busbeis pfinie Wlrfie Corrt'
For ftale by
SORREL & ANf)K!t9fON.
<1ec <4 IH255
An Extract.
W HEREAS much dangm is appre
hended from tho discharge of guns
pistols, squilis, or other instruments where
in the article ol gunpowder is used, within
the limits of the city nf Savannah, by in
considerate persons almost every evening.
Be it the tforc Ordained, That from and
after the passing of this Or- inane*, it ahall
be tlm duty of tho Marshal of the.city a-
foresaid mid the Constables ihereof, to' in
form against all mid every white, person
found within thu limits of the said city dis
charging or attempting to discharge any
gun, pistol, or other fire arms, cracker, or
any othci combustible preparation, and
that the person so informed against, be
punished as hereinafter mentioned nf n
free white person 'o be fined in a sum not
exceeding #30 ; and if any porsnn of roilor
lie found so offending as afuresnid, such
pejsnn of color shall receive corpoml pun
Ishnienl nor exceeding ten lashes, tu be
inflicted by the officer piesent.
Extract from the Ordinance passed Dec.
1817.
JAMES,CLELAND.c e. ptotem
The'City Constables nre hereby re
qtiired to use ofery exertion for the e r ,
furcenietit of the above sections ul an or
dinance. F. 61. S I'ONE, c. st.
dec-t 4"
he.
Tickets,
Halves.
Quailei*; ,
Orders auended to at
EPPINGER’S
dee li Q0&
Siff.ono
(t.ooo
4 OUO
8.000
2 043
1,000
500
400
300
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160
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EORGIA, Chatham County—Bit
the IFfinnriiLlm ihm /••■>**
(Je Honorable. Ike Justleei nflhctn.
prior Court of Chatham County, sitting
for ordinary purtunriv
To all whom ft may concern.
Whereas. John. ft. Gaudiy, applies for
letters of adininutration on the estate and
effects of John ft. Jtenlielui. Into of Sa-,
vnnn?h. physician, deceased, .u princioaf
creditor. - 1
1 hese are, therefore, to cito and admon
ish all and singular, the kindred and eredJ
Itors of tha said deceased to file tin ir objec
tions, if any they hare, in (lie clerk's of
fice of said court, tin or before tho 11th'
dnyof January next, otherwise letters of
administration will ho granted,
Witness It s How Elias Fort, ons of tho
Justices of the'said court nt Savannah,' this
l4tli day ofNov A 1) 1829.
S M BOND, ccocc.
nov 14 •
PI) MlaJEC SAIaJES.
Drawing
O Ftlie Delaware and South Carolina
Lottery, Clas*, IVo 15.
, J3, 48, 37, ns; 27, 5u. 34, to.
Holder, of prizes will call for tbu caih
at
Eppiiiger’s ,
Lottery Exchange Office.
opo 14. .
Lauding from ship Empe-
tor iin<l other late
arrivals.
BOXES Window Glass ns
sorted sizes, Piciu'ro uu.l
i\ MARltow.
Cnsu.li Obi'S,
doa H
By J. B. Herbcft.
On,WEDNESDAY, tetii inst
Al 11 o*c!nek, will gold In-fore ni^ atorej
10 bblx Now OilemiA Su^ar
M0 do Georeia Syiup
20 do Ann ncan (J n
0 do Cider uml Herr
100,000 American Segais
1 puncheon Jiunjic \ Rum
2 - du New Orlcnns du
2 cIicms liy bon Tcii
< Ale^iQ
20 doz Sliirtn
50 do Valomia Vests
^ r!C H Terms.cash.
Manufactured. Tobacco.
By j. B. Hetijerl.
On WEDNESDAY next, !6 b inn.
At 11 o'clock, will be sold before fny store,
for .accqunt of all conoerned,
60 kegs ManufactUfdd To-
1 bacco
partially injured.
' Iec •+ Terms cash.
Fire Fenders.
By Pbilhirick & Baker.
On WEDNESDAY, null inst.
It It o’elk will be sold in 'fioni uf thgir
auction store,
24 Iron Wire Fenders,' assorted
sizes and palanV
doe t'4
