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PAYaSlE lit ADVANCE
‘ivll News, .mil Now Xilvbvtlsiiments ap
pear ill >«Mlr l>apcr»
. OJf- Office in Dickson's lliVeo “stofy
orieU biiUqWig, on the Hay, near tlio Ex
change, between Hull ahd Drnyto.i-streclx.
SAVANNAH.
the contrary, you have both, uniformly,
Acted iritll. die siting political party, q«l
been supifoncd by coiniudn friends.”
Tlio brig Qen, Gadsdon, Aveilhe, of
Chat lesion, which IT»i li>r a long time been
in llio lliivnun undo, was wreckod on tlio
liog Keys about the bill inst. till on board
saved.
MONDAY EVENING, Pec. 28.
Obiinl Nov .the youngest son of Mnrilinl
Noy, and die two Counts of Otrint'r sons
of Fnitehc," duke of Otranln. arrived in
this city from Charleston in tbo John Da
vid JIonRln. The two Inttei we under
stand will proceed hence to Augusta. The
former will return to Ctol- slon.
Hy the arrival of the President at Char
leston, from New York, pnpors of that filjv
havelreen received of the tilth lost, svhieh
ought to have reached ns by this morning's
moil—but they failed. The Charlemagne
lias arrived from Havre, bringing papers
from Ihenee to the 22il, from Paris of the
Sfltli and Jgrmlnn of the 17th till, fix-
tracts Iroin them, political and commer
cial will ho found in mir columns.
The subjoined questions nre proposed
for discussion at the next nnnual meeting
-of the Central Medical Society of Oeor-
gla.
'••What is the method of treatment, In
{hat condition, occasionally occurring in
the progress of bllinds remittent ferers, in
which the extremities are cold, the cutane
ous capillaries torpid, the abdomen hnt
with insatiable thirst and restlessness, die
pulse small and frequent, with or without
delirium I
What is the cause, Idstnry, distinction,
character. Si best treatment of Cholera In-
fantun T
What is the history cause,nod hrst mode
of treetme-1 of Tvphus Fc-er T
Can tlio modification of an Autumnal
Fever he traced tn the ordinary causes of
Bilious Remittent Fever J"
Despatch—We have before nodeed ihn
mast rcmnrkable instances of speed, in con
Trying the’ President's Message, that had
fallen under out observation. tn all the
routes, North, Bast, West, South the ra
pidity oflti transmission, has been um-x
stapled in this country, and taking die
roads into consideration it might fairly
challenge a parallel, In any gallon—even
on the boasted and truly excellent turnpikes
of England. Dot the circumstance most
worthy of remark in ttiis locomotive ex
pcriinent, is that on the Southern roads,
which nra infinitely the lieu lie-1 and t!
worst, a rale of progress has been main
tained sttperiot to that over the finest roads
of the North. The most rapid travelling
on the eotiie route from Maine to New-
Orleans, occurred between Augusta and
Warrcnton in this Stale, a li-fe 24 miles
•were completed ill 68 mmuics—over a per
fect sanilbed. Tlio Message reached
Montgomery in Alabama in seventy one
hours after it was communicated—a dis
tance of 870 mites—and was received in
Mobile in 92; hours—cltJii miles. Asdic
distance'fr/fin Mobile to New .Orleans is
only 1R4 miles it would arrive there,
no doubt, in several hours Hinder
five days—making in the total f 189 miles,
Horses forever! for our roads—steam lo
comotives to the contrary abtwithstand-
>"R- . .
Theatre —As ii is expected ihat Mr. I)e
Camp uill open the Savannah Theatre in
a short time, and as we have been freqeunt-
ly asked who will form his company, sve
are enabled 7 tiom a critique tn the Columbia
Telescope, to give the following names,
which tve presume embrace tiro most pro
minent of his corps. Imprimis—among
stars are niadame h'ernn, and ilerr Cline.
—presenting respectively the ne plus ultra,
for ut, in singing and rope dancing—and
Mis Hamblin in genteel comedy. Tiu-n we
liavc Messrs. De Camp, Johnson, Judah.
Till bill E,sender, Coltins, Wondhull, and
Hutchins, with Mrs. F. Drown, Miss. Cos
ter, and Mis, Hutchins, Many ol these
names aro tvoll known on our boards.
The United States sloop Florida, having
" been refilled, left tlio Navy Yard.it Penn
cola, on die lOlli inst. under die command
of I.ieut. Morris, for the Tortuga*.
compl'ete die survey in which Lieut,
nail is engaged.
An article having appeared in the Vil
lago ilecafdi edited by Mr. Minor, a mein
bet of Congress,stating-tliat Mr. Forsyth'
course in relation to Ins controversy with
Mr. Gilmer proceeded from a"jn-rsoiial
or poin,ical feud,” Mr. P, .cas considered
it necessary broadly to contradict - ii, and
h'ttcr.from Judge Holt, which is published
gxj.iinilly declares that Mi. (11111101 author
.. ; ;es him to slate to Mr. F; (hat ho knew
nothing of sjiehrftMtWs The letter con
plutfes in triese terms.-
'••Y- r acquaintance, lie (Mr. Gilmer)
- sayspwar eery limited-,' having seldom met
you, ei'ii-:/in public or privaio life; and
ithutYtlio'ugli you iiilTercd on certain con-
elinuidnal tjiiJftions, this was merely a dif
ference.-if opinions', l.hie!) never created
- *.1/thing like a political feud) but dut, .on
Nli'V VORK^Dcc. io.
L A ST? FROM luXGLA NIL
The packet iliip Cliatldihsigne, CnyUin
Hohiiisun, arrived veilerdtry* siiuefl Ttdm
Havre ont|)o*>id nil. and we have papers
to that date, with Pari* paper* to. the 80th
inclusive These contain London dates to
the evening of the 17th.
Cnpt. Robimon Informs, that the gov-
erifiijenf had concluded to ntako a laige
bOssin nt Havre, for the convcnieti-’pof tea
sels entering the port in had wenthor, and
l>ave );iijl a tax on foreign vessrls to pay foy
it, of about 10 per cent on port charges,—
This is something new.
Gen. Lafayette aai at Lagrange, con
fined with a had cold.
Foreign Intelligence —Fiance is fai
from tranquil in regard to the Mini*tiy*nnd
it is said that the King will dissolve the
Chamber of Deputies if the opposition con
tinues. Allaiis in the Last are not settled,
new difficulties constantly presenting them*
selves to the vat Ideation between Lu-sia
and the Pmte, which from the Constantin
ople article of the 10th October, appears
hud not taken place on that day. Uumtfis
were current on tlio Lilli, that England was
desirous of entering into a close alliance
with Turkey, and that Mr. Cordon’s pow
ers had been much enlarged. It was also
said that the British Admiral,Malcolm,was
apprised of the intention of his Govern-
ment, and that the Mediterranean squad
ron was receiving constant reinforcements.
The Journal do Havre says, that M. de
laBourdonnaye entered the Ministry on
the 10th August, and retired on the 16th
November, and that he had thus liken cer
tain great man his hundred dav>|of pow
cr—ihe only resemblance that he ever had
to genids!
PALIS. Nov. to.
The market has been inactive to-day.hut
the Tlnees have nevertheless unproved,
whilst the Lives for the end of the m rth
have given wnv. The latter .for money,
closed yesterday at IGofr. 70c. The Bonds
of the Cortes are stationary. In the 1 lay-
lieu Loan nothing doing.
By n royal ordinance of tile lOti. inst*
the Baron de Monthel is appointed Minister
of the Interior; in the loom of the Count
de la numdmmayc. resigned, M. Gtier-
nnn *!•* ’tnnvtlr, f'mr.ureur General nt the
Royal Court of Lydas, is appointed .Minis
ter for Ecclesiastical A luirs and Public
Instructions, in the room of the Baruu dc
Monthel.
The Augsburg Gazette ronton* the fol
lowing, under dale o Constatitmoplc.net
14.—“It is inconceivable why tlie Porte,
whoso want of force has boati snfficieitlv
proved hy receot events, should always
wish to appear capable of g nerning the
conferences at Adrianoplc, and deriviug
from .them the results which ho desires.
“It says, **lhat flic peace is ce-.tainly
signet!, hut that the conditions of it are
not fulfilled; that a more precise explnno
lion ol the articles of it must be given, they
being couched in a general sense, and the
Porte uot being disposed to deliver itself
bound aud blindfold into tbc hands of Rus
sia.” It is certain tliaf n,misunderstand
ing has arisen between the Turkish and
Russian Pienip'Memi.iries at Adihmople.
and that the Porte is endeavoring to gain
time for the fulfilment of tiie conditions of
(htftre.iiy.The cattle .«nd object of this con
duct are incorupieliensibTt.
Is it the boantingcf the Pacha tf Scuta
ri, who.has declared to Gen. Diehitsch that
he would give him till October lb to evac
uate Adrianoplc, and that when that ttrm
had expired he would drive him out by
force? Or is it the arrival of tho English
Admiral, w ho Ims succeeded in blinding
the Suit in and (its counsellors 1 ft is true,
the Reis Eflondfhas several times declared
that he has the most strict instructions for
the Treaty to be executed, and that lie has
several times given orders to the PJbba of
-cutarl to desist. It appears, however,
that this coucilr lory language wHI only
last till the tnoftfeot when the Porte can
hope to avoid tlio fulfilment of the condi
tions stipulated. If the Sultan cauuot ro
ly upon foreign support, which is not pro-
babfe, lie exposes himself to be placed in a
worse situation than nt present. Ail tho
ties of obedience seem broken in the into
rior of the empire.
The Pachas obey no orders given them,
and the people are inclined in favor of the
Russians, in Aria, many chiefs have en
deavored to make common couse with the
enemy, and several of them have conjured
file Russians to keep the conquered piovin
ces for ever. The Grand Visier, who con
tinues ntChotimla lias refuterf to give up
tho Seals of the Empire, alleging that he
has acted ns a faithful and devoted servant
that he could not he made responsible for
the disasters that occurred, and that he
foresaw still greater evils if he should split
his post under existing ciruimMarices.—
The Sultan is greatly*perp)cxed by the refu
sal, for the Grand Visier, who is held in
high consideration, has many partisans.
According to recent accounts from title
barest, nearly die fourth part of the town
of Zyrgowesztv had been destroyed hy fire,
At Bucharest, also an uninhabited house,
the ground floor of which was used by the
Russians for depositing military stores,had
been burnt to the ground, and stores to the
duiouui of 20U.000 paper rubles destroy
cd.
Letters of tho Cth inst from Ma hid an
noun-e that in Andalusia there is a coips
)f dfiOOmen ready to embark for the isle
of Cuba. Don Joseph Vclfido, who is ap
pointed successor of the late General Lo
liga ut Havana, is to take command of this
corps, and go out with it. The’ wounds
which General Egnia received hy tho ex
plosion of the infernal machine contained
in a packet of dispatches ndiiressctfto him
are eleven in number. The General has
Imen obliged to submit to the amputation of
the right hund nhd two flttgcrs oirtbe left.
M. Vanquelin, Deputy for the Depart
ment of Calvades, Member of the Institute,
Professor sf the Garden of Plants, and ohp
of the most distinguished Chemists of
France, died a few days ago, at the ago of
G7 years. Thus the fouj most celebrated
Chemists in Europe, namely. Dr. Wollas
ton. Hir Humphrey Davy, M, Proust, and
•M. Vanquelin, have within less than a year
been consigned to the tbiiib England has
now-the honor of possessing, in tho person
of Michael Faria day, the finest' chemist of
the age.
Inlgilgcnc. hM jiHt li.cn Hccclvrd nt
Paris from the F Nhch scientific men and
artists tent out by theGovertnent to make
researches in Egypt. According to letters
Wftl fit. Gh'ampollion, Jr. they loti Then®*
on the 4th of Hepten\her, after a stay of
six months, n»rived mi the Rth at Dondornli;
on tho.l lit at Antinoe, and on the IRth at
Carla. One of the ^arty. Dr. Uaddl, a
natural philosopher well known by his re
searches in Brazil, hud died of a violent
dysentery. .
The follhwing Intelligence of the 80th
nit. from Belgrade, Is given by tho A«^*
hurg Gavotte Wb Idarh by’letters frctfit
Adrinnoplo, that (leu. ftichitsch has given
orders to Gen. Krassosvsky. to ntmek he
Pacha of Srutnri, in -tlio event of Ids refu
sing to lay down bis arms, in pnrsuutve ol
tlio Sultan’s command. The Parhn Inis
been made acquainted with this determin
ation, and hence has sent away the greater
pait of his troops, to Hophta, svhilst he re
mains with nnlv a few thousand men at
PhillpiiOlis, for the purpose of proceeding
to AdruUnple when that citv Mlldl ha.Ve
been evacuated by tbc Russians Ass »on
the inhrihjtants of AJiianople . leernod
that their city sv.is to be occupied hv the
Pacha of Scutari, they sent n deptilation-to
Gen Diehitsch, to inqrlore hiln to prevent
the entrance of tha Pncha. so greatly is lie
dieaded on account of his cruelty. A oon-
tidorahlo number of families intend to quit
the city if the Pacha should occupy it. as
they know that he is not likelv to respect
the amnesty promised hy the ffhdtan. C,*en.
Diehitsch who is well acquainted svith the
character of-the Pacha of Scutari, has ta
ken measures to reduce hint by force, if
such a course should became necessary.”
Trieste. Oct It.—A steam lioat Rom
Corfu brings tbo rumor that Count Capo
d’Tstrla is ahom to repair to head qunr
tors nt Adrianoplc with the consent of the
Allied Ambassadors. Do will embark it
is said at Enos.
LONDON, Nov t7.
Consols have ihftn to ,day to 01 ILR; &
the market ii mpro nifluiated. Colombian
Loan. t\» Lit Mexican MI-4: Peruvian
n. to ; Col. Mining Co. 5; United Mex
ican do. 14 1 4.
The general stnto of too manufacturers
throughout the country is considerably ini
proved, ns compa'ed with their condition
some months since, and Inman* places
there is something like manufacturing
prosperity. On the other hand, tlio far
mers begin to complain, not without cause
of a erent reduction of prices, especially
of the prices of stock.
According to intelligence received nt
different ports of Franco, great facilities
are about to be vflbrdcd by the Marine De
partment for fitting o il vessels for the
whale fishery.
Tlie Mars, Bristow, has arrived in Eng
land from Coqnimbn, with a cargo of Cop
per Ore and Bullion, being the second car
gu Imported hy the Chilian Mining compa
ny.
The French papers state, there is no
d .•»’)! that tho English Government intend
to get possession of Madeira,- and to keep
it as a security for the loans to Portugal.
snored duties which avery mliltater of-the
CJospol takes tipon hltmelf ami Jur which
ho Is accountable not to his constituents nj
home, but to'the God who nludu hint; andj 4
who will caTTKIm to ifimich moro rigor
ous account than ho ronders to hispurn*n
loners.
Hlr, theio is t an indecency in this tiling.
Wo hnVe lidnrtl iTlubh nhmR the exclusion
of tho ladies: but fjiero i* nut ^renter indo*
cono’yiind imromp.itiblliiv in a women s
tlmistinc; herself into m, political assembly
and a*; its cabals *, than ii> % a * clorgymmi s
trndkR */(fhg the same tiling. Olio ol the
greatost iuastors*of the hitman hc.flti knit
of political philosophy too, declares that
whilo tho. French aro in their liionnois
more deferential lo woman ihan tiny other
people, theV have less real esteem fur wo
man than any other tuition cneaith.
Lot die illhsfrnto this. The Turk shfcws
that he values his wife hy locking her till;
it is, to ho sure, a mistaken mode ; but ho
shows that hq estimates flie value hf the
treasure, by putting it under lock diul key.
The Fnnelitnan permits his wifo to min
gle in political .affairs; mid If Madnmo Ro
land had not be.-n engaged in such affairs,
Madame Roland would never have ascend
cd tiro scaffold. If women will tin sex
themselves, and if prtcBs—(what shall I
say ?) will degrade themselves hy iningtmg
in scenes and'fn affairs for w hich their
function renders then* unfit, they must
take the conscqnrnfceif.—- If ladles will
plunge into the affairs of men, they will
lose .the deferonefen they now enjoy,* (hoy
w ill be treated roughly—-like men. Mist so
it is with priests. Thby Id'C all the defer
ence which hi lo-igs, find which is paid to
their office, (wlicthtr tliey mbrit it or no )
Sir, rely up in if, if yon pcifnit priests
to be made members of tho J.cgislrttuit*,
they will soon constitute a 1 irgo poition ol
all your assemblies. Audit has been truly
said that no countries orb so ill-governed
a\ those which w ere ruled by the counsels
of women, except suclibs have been gov
crued by the counsels ol priests.
.• Steal
Angus)
filtfSIl
C OMiVlE ItCI ALj
Datks miom Livzi(1*ool,:
DATiisfHoM Havuu,
I7fn Nov
::::::ilST Nov.
Sava.nnaii. Exports, Deo. 20.
BlripX^liariot, Liverpool,
1007 bale* Upland Cotton*
COLUMBUS, Dec 10.
Cotton, 7 1-2 a 8.
T.m-
The following arc tlie remarks of Mr.
Randolph in the Virginia Convention on
a proposition to insert in the constKhtinn
a clause prohibiting clergymen to hold a
seat in tho General Assembly of that
Stale.
fitr. Randolph said : To me fliis is an
almost unionised for proposition. There is
not one single article of my political deed
abcut which I have not a greater ^posi
tion to doubt, than of .the propriety ol ex
cluding a class of men, dedicated to ihc of
fice of Religion, from tlio pos^cssi«n of po
litical power. A gentleman told its, that
but fol tho insertion of that proviso in the
Constitution ho should ho for excluding
them from the Lcgi'datuic. I would much
rather vote to strike out the whole, and
lenvo the Constitution os it now stands;
and for this plain reason ; I am, and have
been, and ever shall he, a piactical ftr.in ;
and when 1 meet with Legislative provis
ions of ihU kind, I rather smile at the fears
Licit dictated them, than applaud tho
caution they exhibit. The Constitution is
just ass-.fe without, m with them. The
Legislature of Virginia cannot, and if it
could, it.dare not attempt such legislation
as is forbidden in tho body of this resold-
tion. I feel myself perfectly safe. I find,
somewhere else; a provision that we shall
have n » orders of nobility in tliis country.
Who dreams ih.it tfe ever can 1 Sir, w lien
the time shall come that the people of this
country are ripe for a union of church and
state, or for orders of nobility either, they
will lmvc them in spile of ail the moth-
eaten parchment in your archives. 1 fear
lessly pronounce that the admission of gen
tlemen of ihe cfoilt into voiir .^Legislative
Halfsis ipso facto to'the unibn of church
and :tafe. Sir,* nre there no other consid
erations which weigh wjlh ns in ultcring ?
not, in keeping the (’onstHu:ion us it is ?
They are now excluded. Are thdro no o-
th**r considerations 7 none timt every wofl
regulated mind belonging to the clerical
irofessirin ought of itself to suggest ? I
lave had the pleasure ([ was about to say
I have had tho honor, but the term would
he misplaced) to ho acquainted »rith ma
ny of them : with men of the moVt unaflec-
ted piety, of high 'attainments and greater
talents ; and who, moreover wbre Clothed,
with that humanity which is the Alpha unci
Omega of the Christian character—yes,
ir. its oil in nil ; aud f never know one of
them who dared to trust himself in such a
situation. Not one, who. if sdbh an offer
had been made him, miglit riotjJJSlly have
said, “Lead us not into tcipptatition.”—•
Sir, wlmt are the offices of the clerical ho
dy ? I)o they not mingle among all clas
ses of-society, and, above all, In the domes
tic circle? Is not their influence there par
amount to that of nU otbcrsT Is it not
their duty to serve a master whose king
dom is not of this world 1 as well to. re
prove as to console ?
Figure to yourself, sir^ a minister of tho
gospeI of peace; about tn reprove for his
sins, a man of wealth and influence in his
country, having, at tlie snnm time, a de
sire himself to represent that country. Sir,
this is no'cfcclusion on account of tho pro
fession of any opinions. ) is an exclusion
of an occupation: of an occupation incom
patible with fho discharge of the duties'of
a member of either branch of the I t*gis-
laturc. The task of Ijegislfuion is at war
with the duties of the pastor. The two are
ulteily incompatible* Sii, no man can
busy lumsclf in electioneering, (and in
these times, who can.be elected-without it?
No man can mingle in'logisfative cabals; I
say no man can loach that pitch, without
being defiled. No iyon can so employ
bitnielf,without being dLquulified for those
CHARLESTON. Dec. 2fi.
CdffAn.—There was a conridciuhle bu
siness done In Uplands previous to jrester
day. The principal sales have been effect
ed in the fair to the good fair qualities, nt
from 0 to t) 1-4. Selections have, been
ibtaiued nt 0 fl-fl, and in some idstnnccii
Planter’s lots Itavo not gone over 0 1
Very little Ims been done, however, in this
quality. The transactions in Bca Island
aie still very limited, tilt sales lining con
fined to fdvorito mnrk< tit prices which
are kept secret between the.parties. Home
few Ma|n Cottons of good quality have
brought £fl and 24, and two lots of fine
Sautucs ti cents.
Met.—The sales of this staple dontlnuo
active. The prime lots readily command
$3, and the demand is good for other qua I
i;ics,at rates con espouding with lust weeks
transactions.
Corn.—Sales by the cargo of good N
Caroliuu have been made this week at 38
cents, winch is n decline of 2 cents on inst
weeks prices. We quote 80 a ,43.
Freights.—Vessels for Liverpool nre
taken up at 1 -2d for cotton—to Havre one
cent.
Washington, Curry.
„o It. foJ W Long. KartW'Ri'ii
'aniit.MoHB, E'irlj-> Lecpar, K\|-
b.ir».M»), Kee», UoUglity, Metc.lf, J«»
5 'stonnt packet felm D. Moqgln. Dnhoii.
Charleston IQ hs toj W Long. Miles for
Augusta. I’assonge s, Mrs Ilahersham, 8
children and scrvanH.-Mrs Belcher xml 2
children. Mrs M'.l insoy, Miss Habersham,
Count Nay, Ooiint Armontl D'Otronlo,.
Count Alto IVOlrnittf, Com. Uonshae ,Ju.
X. N. Col M'Uea, u. a. *. Messr. M’Nieol,
E Bro»n, IlM'JInsty. F Smith', A l)«»ll
I' r. and servant, T Addiiott. A J D'Lyon
J L Jtxpph OA lloorbaclt, Mr Harvey
nod 4 In III, steerage.
.Steamboat Edgefield, lllaekman', Alt-
goitn 2 ds with boat. Alatumnha and Horn
well in tow, to -J' M"Kenzin tyio. 1462
bides eoltcm tu \ Lollmbier.Veo UMolmto
J Slone, 11 Gordon, Taft l'adelford, D
L Adams &co J St J Held, U Tliumns.
Ilex bu.il fin Dunbar's |dnfllnljjiii.. 59
billet cotton ami liiio bushels euiiti to- E
Ross.
SAlLtlb.
Ship Chariot, Wood, Liverpool. •
Ship Eliza it Atihoy. M.nehester, New
York. , 1
Ship Envoy, Wheaton, 1* .valance.
Held E.ellne. Fenro, Hoslmi.
Hclir Joseph Donuer, HomersiN. York.
Sloop Argo, Lawton, Darien.
UJ.PARTV.D.
Steamboat Caledonia, Uoydcn, Augusta
Tho steamboats Maenn olid AogiislH,
itii cotton fin Auguila, for Charleston,
passed down tho river ycslcrdny.
. MEMORANDA.
The sliip Tyiiec, lienee at N. York 17lli
[nit.
The brig Etlwllt, heneo nt N.Yoik 17ili
inst. .
Tim brig Koine, op nt Do.Ion t Cth inst
to sail for this port In 8 ilnis.
Hclir Emerald, op nt New Orleans for
this port.
riinshlp Casltniore, cleared at Charles
Ion for this port.
*1 lie sliip Alarcia, r. caiod at Charleston
foi this poit.
Fnnst nun CohhEhpondents,
OlSrrs of Ihi Courier, Mrrcurii tf fiinrllt
ClIABEhaTON, Dki'EMIilu26 —5 1*. it.
M'.hiVKn.
Ship l’resiilcnt, New York 5 (Is.
llrlg Scon, Havana D de
Itiig Moinecello, Havana It ds.
Hclir Star. Ne w Ynrk 0 <ls.
Help Lily, Key Wesl 4 ds.
(lir THE CIMRtEMAO.VE, AT SEW YORK
Havre Market, Nov. liitli mid 2lsl.-The
following report embraces the transaction,
up to Wednesday (Its 18lh instant, iifclu
sive.
Cotton.—We have had a languid market
since obr last, for Louisiana cu tons. Ihe
finer sorts of wliiolt are folly 2 centime,
lower; tlie niher dubiiptions of U. .Stales
slmri staple barely maintain their prices;
101 bales Sea Island, of middling quality
have changed hands at '.f. Pernambuco
remains unvaried; e continue to ho desti
line of llaliia nml Maranhnio Tlio sales
of the lust ten dayif com'piisc 3714 bales as
follows; 1)88 1 onisianu at 87 1 2 to 100;
tISd Uplands, Mobile, Alabama, & Ten
nesseont 80 to 02 1-2; 101 Sea Island
200; and 022 Pernambuco at 104 lo 114
all duty paid.
Rice.—No transactions Itavo occurred in
llice.
Extract of a letter, dated
MARSEILLES, Nov. 13.
Our Cotton Spin mrs have not laid in
their winter’s provisions, because they say
the carters have raised their charges, bin
tlio main reason is they wait to know tlie
extent of year crop. In tlio interim, our
price, are foully maintained.
PORT OP SAP ANN AH.
Mfiycrs & Ilnmilton,
(Hsvannaii.)
H AVE received per ship Stall™,frnro
•Mr cltfWriliiuonMn New York,*?
additional nssoitmuut of fash'mnalilo
llcady Made Clothing, \
CONSIST! NO OF ° 1 '
■Superior blur, black and London
brown Dress Coats
nine, black mixed, and a variety or
colored doth cud cassnneie Pin,,
laloona
nine, black, plain and figuored ills
. VoloDtla Ve.ti '*
- nine and black dallt an 1 ensslmc,.
Vests
lllack nml brown Flnrantlne de
London tnllcnot, Valencia, Si Mai.
illes Vest, ill great variety
With a goncral assoitment ufblae
and brown Camhlct
Great Coats and Clonks,
lome of which arc in the SpanLh or One.
ra »tyle
'llcavcrtccn hunting coat*
Plaidi Over and Lea posts
Kersnv,Mphkey Jackets and Trowseii
ALSO
Travelling c:«p>, Vtucki, cravtits, pock
et haiiiikcrchiff*,suspender?,
shoulder ‘braces, hoiso
skill glovds, iV cas
ter gloves
oftlic: very beat quality
. Hosiery of every description
Plain and drilled, linen niulctq.l
ton sliiits, g itizo flannel shirt?,
tent vigon'u shirts and illii\vi 8
COARSE CI.OTHINC.
Lion skin great coats
do do Jackets and trousers
Fitdiaii jackets ail'd tioivsers
• Beavertecn do jio
Satiueil do do
Ton el do ‘ do
Negro cloth do cjq
rhcck and red flannel.slVuIs, & 6 .&c.
These goods have been purr based at i| ;e
bc.».t market for cash, and made up under
our o- n Inspection, hy the first rate work,
men of New York. They aie oitcreil to
our friends and the public on acroinmni;,.
ting tcr;ns, aud ut prices that cannot fail
io please,
dec 88 20(1
For Boston.
Tk« now brig
8ARAI1 & PIIEIlE,
.lyrarpid, 210 tons buitben.
.**01 freight, apply to llie master on bo n d
or to
CANDLER & DAVIDSON.
dec 28
For Chtirk-Hton.
Tho sloop
OTERCV,
Copt Lvkc.
'I’o sail with despatch. Eor freight
passage, apply to riio captain on hoard dt
filongin’K wharf, or to
JKNKKY & DOUGLASS,
dec :n -:poc
For Charleston Fitr Beau-
fort.
The Steam Packet,
John David Monuin
'^sKjU^EoSjfiJL Cant. If. Dultoit..
“Y—Wi|l leave llnllon’s
wharf To MonRoiv VoRNINo ntBp'eloek
Fur froighl or pnJnge, apply on board, or
to ,
JNO. W. LONG,
dee 28
For Aucjustit.
The Steam racket
Olio. Washington,
Caj/l. J. Cut ry
Will leave Boltonv'
wharf, To-RIokhow Evenino at 4 o'eik
For freight or passage, apply on boar I or
ler
J. WALONG, .Agent.
dec 28
Guardian’s INolice.
F OUR momlu ulicr the date luienfin.
pliealj.iii will bo made by ine in do
Justice oftlic inferior Cunrl of Clunlinin
County when siMing for ordinary |iiir|ioyi
for leave to tell all .that hnlflol imlio City
of Hniaitniili, being the north tm.iciy
lulf lot no 7. (<even; third tytlib g Anwii
Ward, bourn!cd lollie Enillt nrttt lane sixty
feel ami ifnnt thence ritirnlng to tlio on)
lane fiety five fe.l and. bninitled tu do
ninth hv 11(6 other moiety of »jid lot no7,
(lei hi) s'fxly feet and Imrmded ro flic Mr.
ward by the iinrtli par! ol ltd no 0. mu) in
the vcMivvid by tlie northern pert ol lot no
8, bmcllldr with lilI and xiiiifitbrr the /-rl/-
intis nml imp ovemcnti alro.Vt
N’o. 4 nml linprovomenli Ewi n.iiiire, 0.
glethorpe waul, 55 feoi fronti02 mi Mijir.
ret meet, and .90 feet deep to the lane, U
the pnrpoxea of a diviiiotiond ihn bonefif of
Iholieirannd Icgatcoi of Jacob Alimt, dec.
lire same being part of the real Estate of
tire said Jacob Altaic, deed
John (JPETZER,
Guirdinh Jacob Abarl..
Devisees.
dvc 28 286 .
0©*tt#tufiT day of Justice
Pelot'a Oouri, Tomorrow tlie SOili lost.
(,-onrl Day op Saturday ilia Dili of Jammy
next. Personirinterested, will tlierefote
give their attendance,
rice 28 20fd 1
Corn Afloat.
D SThrfh/Ok Rnsheh 0, or.si Cmo
1.15© VV For sale by
PALMES Jt'LF.E,
Exchange Dock.
dec 28
Corn Afloat.
ffb Bp4U*l| lleactV'
Corn (new crop) inik.
oar. For sale hy t ■
candleR si Davidson.
<lei 28
286
ARRIVED.
Dr. brig Fairy, Anderson, Liverpool,
sailed lull Nov. Salt to E Molvneux, ji,
On the 2.‘)d ult. off the Western lslos spoko
ship Calcdtla, fin Calcutta, for London
lltli iilst. in lut. 48, spoke hark Excel'
lencc, fin Domeratu for Luiiduti. The F.
was some lime ashore on the North Drea-
Iters, and leaks considerably in Couse-
qbenee.
Dr. brie Percival. Forrest, Liverpooli
sailed 14th tilt. Halt nml JIardwnre, to A
Low & co N II Si. H Weed, It Cnmjrbvll,
Fr. bt'm Neptune, Cautoo, Ouadaluupe
22 ds in ballast to the master
Hclir Duroc, Prince, Kieiimnnd, and 7
ds fin tiie Capes. Finur Sic. to Dayard
Si Hunter, W Lippitt.
Selir Advance. Himmpns, Darien 8 ds.
25 ICS clean, aud 320b bush Rough Kibe
lo J Ciimming.
Hclir Marmioh, Driggs, Darien 3 ds. 54
tes clean and 2400 bu-li. Hough ltiee lo
It Si W King, J Cumming.
Hclir Maiy Adams,' Rilieron, Darien 4
ds in ballast to tlie master.
Sloop Mcicy, Lillie, Darien 3 ds. 170
bales uollon to W How. rs A-.cn. 08 tes
clean nod 800 bush. Hough llice for Char
lestnn.
Sloop Marshall. Clinsc, Darien 3 rls 314
bites'cation to Hlilei At Fannin, T Hut-
ler Aten K Fort;
H).mp Advanro. Siieervo'nd, Darien 30
bs. 257 bale, cotlon to Lbiv, Taylor Sic.o
T Hotter &eo.
Sloop Bolivar. Hall, Darien 2 ds. 237
bale, cotton to W Dower, &co.
It is the esnise, not the
Sinn.
T HE Legislature of till, State at Its
late session'have exempted till town
lols, Stock in Trade, in If.nribrjrg from
Taxes for eight years'. Tliey Imve an-
powered tiro Solicitor, tho Comptroller'
Gcncrul nml Henry Shultz, to sell the In
terest of the Stale in lliindmre, in Inis, at
one. two and three years credit.' Slid' for
which Stale Titles will be given'. They,
have also granted gt (10,000 to the Rail
Road eompany.for a Rail ltuad fin Ham-;
biirg'lo Cliarfcslon. * “
‘ This will ontise oven tho 'unbelievers trr
crone anil participate will; iis In nil.' tliele
advantages, the importance of which can-
pot be told, for Hamburg,wiH become what
nature-lias designed her to he,' a great city,
and to'thosn who embarked their all willt
me iit this great onterprize will receive the
fruit of their labor. And olt the other
sidr,tlioso TO obey Itusttcro and hand plains
wlio have flattered themselves in nnihush,
to fatton'at my death, or downfall, wifi al
so receive flint, which tliey aro to justly
entitled to, untiling. . .
HENRY SHULTZ,
Founder arid Prnpictor of Hamburg, S. C.
N. II. A choice lot for building the first
Driclt House in Hamburg will bo given
gratis.
dec 28 208c
18000 FOll $3,
On llte-lsl of January the drawing nf the
Maryland Lottery,
No 8, will be received. . 0 drawn ballots
scheme ;
f prize of
1
5 ••
6. ••
5 ••
02 “
Tickets
Halves,
Quarters,
Orders attended to at
Luther’s
dee 28 Ul,tn J and Exchange Office.
J8.000
2,055
1,000
500
300
250
100
g3 00
I 50
75
Apple:
DDLS Apple,.
for bHie by i
PALMES fe LEE.
gxdtaingeDotl-
dee 28
WlVitteiHore’s CotW
Can
.. ..
DOXES No. VI Cards „
Landing frpin ship Mount if
non ami for said by
"dec 7
Jl
fllMS©©.
Grand Consolidated
LOT TERL
. CLASS NO. XIX.
Was drawn in Washington City 00
the 22d inst. The drawing j*'H
bd received on Wedhesdsy
next tire 30th iirst. 8
drawn nnmhc'rs.
SCHEME:
1 Prizo of
1
do
1
do
1
do
1
do
5
‘ do
5
do
s;
do
10
do
10
do
20
do'
24'
• do
gttJ.OOO.
5,000
4,008.
3,000'
■ 2,045' .
1,000 fl
008 '
400
300
200
750
too
Sen. ’ &.c. &Dl
Tickets, Fi
H.ulvos, S
Qunrtors, 1 S 5 '
Orders nttended to at ,
Enpinger s
lolte f, and Exchange 0Jf“-
dec $0
Cordials anfl Cha.-,
C on DIALS in boxes.IS,oricdp,/,
London Pickles Ketchop """ '
Sauces ,„ nutsandy
Oliampaigno hnd spavLIrn- |[jlke t;
of tho most approved brnn^JO juift,
For salo by C,A.
dec-9 ■