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Newspaper Page TextI'UU.UblLLU UV ''i'llA SUHI. OM t>A MOTITA, CltY A,VU COUNTY I'lUXTKA. Viily t , «p«r,*.ius:uimUight llaltar, per Annua. CouuUy (Viper,mntuSu Dollar* pot Annum (rmiuiiumitM A’*i*< Mil AVw jiiurtm-icnli, affair (» MA Popcr*. ‘ ' CTUmtiiO Tut oar, is tiik biiick .mum, |i jibit noon (but) or cm. iv. t. mtiuni' -toot eront. SAVANNAH MAUUlSrs. MONDAY, Feb. I, 18M. BAO(!INO-lleinp,l!Ona7. BACON—SfcnMvr* anil MMdlinj.,81 n IOcIi Hnm.<, 10 a 10 cento. BIIANDY—Copiwc, Ot.ird, Dupuy A Co'» Ijriilui. n SO. Other brandi,SI "SI 07 cent*. JMJTTEU—Godtoti, 05 n 111 cult—ncnrou lll'.EF—SlesA.siU.; Primo.SAi. COTTON—Upland. l'dallUcont*. Sat 1 Aland, 30 n OO cunt*. OOltN—Retail* at Su cent*. CHEESE—On 10J CCUK ' CANDLES—Norilam Mould, 10 n I I cent*. Spermaceti, 155 rent*, ticorgin, 10 cents. COFFEE—101 n 14 cent* fLOUK—BaltinwiJ. $7-1 n 8. > CHual.Wabi* GIN—Holland, HO ct». a $112 per gallon. Northern per gallon,-10 u4ficont*. JLVY—Retail* ut 9M- JRON—Sweden, $‘.>llpcr ton. J^ARD-*-13a 14€?*?iit« per lb.—sc area. * LONDON PORTER—£Jperdox.; B. B. S. 9*U V U!T dozen. «.UMBER—Yellow Pino Ranging Timhor, $7 a 10 nor M ; Steam Sawed, #10; Flooring Hoards. 1‘laiik and Scant ling, $ld; River Lumber, Boards, Flank and Scuntling, #10 a 12; Quartered, lj inch Flooring Boards, V.tJ u \ t W. Fin j. clear, §23 a *45; Merchant iblo, #15. M ACKER EL—No. 1,0* No 2,8; No. ft, 7 MOLASSES—West India, :t5 cent*. • New-Orleaus, 38 a 10 cents. Georgia, 4l>. OSNABURGS-S4 n 11 cents. FORK—Mom, $1 Ha 20 m Pritua. $124 a 10. < RUM—Jamaica # I a 1 10*. v - Went India, HO a 00 rents. New England, 3(5 a 07 cents. RICE-#2j:iJ ner 100lb*. STAVES—IM Oak. #14 a 11 nor M. Whkc Oak, #30 a 3o. SHINGLES—$4 a5 per M. SOAR— Fellow, Cu 7\ cent*. SALT—Cargoaflloi, none; Sacks, SUGARS—Havana White, 1 :i cont*; Brown, 9 n 0A; Muscovado, 8 a 9; St. Croix, 10a U; IW-Orleans,'a %; Re filled 1/taf, 15a Id; Lump, 14)a 15A. TEA—Hyson, 58 a 05 cent*. Imperial. 70 a St). TOBACCO—Leal*, none; Mnn’red, 10u S5cts. WHISKEY—30 a 38 cents pur gallon. REMARKS. COTTON—Sluco our bit report, the ninrkct tins been firm for good Upland Cottons, and pri ce* bavo advanced $ cent. Tlio quantity Hold may bo computed at ubout 3500 bales. The chief tales have been in good qualifies. Wc Quote—12^ to 164- In Sea Idund but little do ing, at ntir former quotation*., , „innmr ^ut price* ranging from #2? to 3|—prin cipal sales#4a 3J. CORN—Retails at 80 cents. FREIGHTS—To Liverpool, | to 1 l-lGths per 1b. To;Fratice, lja.’lict. perlb. TohN.York, ^ cl. per lb. for Cotton; for Rice, $1$ to 1}. To Boston, Jet. per Ur. for Cotton; for Rico $14. To Philadelphia, 1 ct. per lb. for Cotton; Fur Rico, nano. To Providence, \ ct. per lb. for Cotton; for Rice#lJ. exchange: #n Enghmd—<1 to 7} per cent premium. JVeir-York—30 days, f| a 1 per ct. disc.; 69 days, H a Li per ct. discount. m * "’irk, i® MONDAY SVENINO, FM.’bMHW.- u iu- rEoriiivs no.uinA'Hoj4..-.h FOR PRESiaESTOE THE IS. STATES. . . HUGH LA IVSON WHITE, or TENsesaKK. p* For Manli.il Salo*, Ac. to talia pinto to- morrow, seo fourth page. UTTho List of Letters will bo published to* morrow, . THE THEATRE. Wu'haVqone ntora appeal to make to the lib* licrulily of our citizens, in boltnlf of Mr. Hart, one of tlte Managers of the Savannah Theatre] who takes Ins Benefit this night. It is the last week nt least'for the pronnt. that our citi zetw ore to bo amused nr edified by the performance* of this camptuiy, and os i* to commence with tho benefit of u do* nerving individual, a spirit of justico wo hope will actuate our plny-goliig cittectii, by crowning the Mmiagar with a full attendance. Custom has made it necessary, that lioforp a call is made upon puli'!i patrouago, that they should bo convinced, that tlm appUenuk merits it; we could, in this instance, fully cafry it out, were wo nat satisfied that this gontkunan lias not mily^ by hit own piofcHidoiial ability,hut by htsrtncrm-* sing exertions to pietism m die introduction of some of tho best nutorS to lie found ill any Mato, gave general salUfaOlinn to a Sav vmah audi ence. With this jnnall hint to tho justice and lib* erality of our citizens, we leave the manager to contemplate aif'lhat, which it ts hoped ho will realize by having a bumper We understand that Mr. Youao takes bis ben efit to-morrow evening, and lias selected two ml* mirable pieces for the entertainment. We need not make any appeal in his bohalll for our citi zens are fully satisfied of the justice of his claim, mt their UberalHv. \ ' “ iKslong a her bo auoi ted that tlio | Parisian JtilUflialsi «dmo*t gbnctally, on ‘he Mih-1 j® ® cS^ppS! 1 U^eeS.^?Jo.n» A Co. Uni cniHiitulhunlityoftho IIh*** • od expired tha* the Cutnberliutd road bill was po sed day*It would indee.Tappear that British iwrfoM VHL 10 ^ R - - - • nflor 18 o’clock, and lie could prove tlmt dw President of tha United States ufilxed Itis aigna- tnro to it, long nl\or that hour. Mr. Wise; idler epsakiug some lime, was interrupted by a mo tion to adjourn, which wascaniod, and Ida fur ther remarks suspended fititil tomorrow, when many tiling" will be brought to light, of which the people are entirely ignorant. Great attention prevailed in the House, and crowded galleries* WisoV rcunrks woro clmptcntly made, and ns I believe substantially true. Gen. Scott, and volunteer suit, with idiom a dozen oflicors of the Army.lcll here this morning for tho neat of War in Florida. t . There has not been so interesting “ day ns this at.lhu.C ipitollhi*sessicm The aeonet of this morning have caused much excitement through- out tho city. Having adjourned yesterday til! Monday, the Senate did not sit to-day. / Vow the Darien llegister, GCovstv Voi.ustv.v.as.—'Vo are-glad to perceive that our frieuds in Glynn, have taken the proper imalo to cviiico tlmir sympathy'for the people of Florida. Thofollowinglottergivos tho names o'* tho gondodVfUwhoha\o proceeded to ll:e field from that county. We recognize a- tnong Uieui Homo who are the veiy*>oul of lira very,” and wd believe all, if opportunity offers, will givv evidence of their sincerity. We wisli* the gallant little band success. To the editor of the Darien Com. Register: “Sterling. Glynn comity, Ga. ? ” • *45/A Januaty, 1H3G j “Boar Sir: Below, I send on the names ol tlio Volunteers v ho have nobly agreed to go to the a-sistmica of th ir suffering leilnw citizens i.i Flotilla, and try tlm -fortunes of war.” They left on Frid »>* wet. on tl.eir way \;> the seaiw ol action. Yours,-Ac. 8 M. BURNETT.”- List of VdunlUn Win. P, Wilson, Commanding. Win. U. -ritockioti, Lieutenant. once on ,l “J subject is the last thing deni .France. Tlai tyiulidieni** o'tservos— ••itotnv be now coucdlvod why wo who think that the interest of France should be the sole, the supreme r ile of French policy, have ►ogival an n\ orsion to every tiling that can augment iuojiI-. ready too great ascendancy of England over our Cabinet. It is in that view tlio English mediation in the affair of tlio United States appears to us dutigeroiH and fuhl. We recrct it because tlio result of it most clearly would be to place tho Docirinairo Cabinet in a still more Complete de pendence on tho Whig Cabinet. Wo regret it because It is a new stop in those deplorable ways by which E.iglaml draws ns ill its train, ill an in terest ol'it* cvti towards hn end which is not ours against n PoWer which, ihongh it is its own ehe* uiy and perhaps because jtis its own enemy, ii to us our moil natural and most sure ally.” Tho power hero alluded to by tlio Quntidienne is llnuia; and tho policy of this country in tender ing its modialioii hatween Franco and America iiaccuidiugtothn views taken by tlio French journalist to prevent France wasting her resour ces in a war with the Unitoil States only that she may avail herself more effectually of French aid ina* contest which at no distant period must arise out of the conflicting Interests of England and tlio great Northern Potentate. tcamtwv.u J«l»u Rawlolph, Creswell. Angus' ta, willslioatu 2oud 15 to C F Mills. 1195 bales Cotton and other tudsuto C.LIpntlh II Harper, Adams & Burrouglis. tit«HO..Wusl»huri»&. Lo, J S Coomb4. Gordon & Sewell, 8 D Corbitt, Lt Lock. U. B. A. t . riteamboat Dolphin. King. St Angustino, fi»r CbarluMon. Passed the steamboat J l) Mottgltt on tho UHiiuiiiK of the 30th ai I if clock off the St Johns. Departed in company with steamboat Santee, Brooks* fur Charleston, «“d saw her oil Saturday night 10 miles smith of Tvl^ro. Lull Kchrs S S Mills,mid i'lisearora,to sail on tho JOJh . 8 team boat .Santee.', Brooks, St Augustine, 1 day, bound to Charleston*^ ^ Ship John &, Elizulietlf, Churchill, Liverpool— J if J Ktid. Br ship Frances. Griffith, Grccuock—A Low l; BEPUtTED. Stemnbont Dolphin, King, Charleston. Steamboat Win Seabrook, Dubois, Charleston. FOR HBW-1fO»K-WkriLias. 'I'lrj regular packet brigOlaOR- <314, Cap!. Slier wood, will sail . un Wednsualay next. For freight of > 50 bales Colton under and on deck CO.1lJI ERCIAHj JOURNAL. LATEST DATES rno* r.tvznpooL, t : : t t 18th ovDkc. >-nou iiAVHK, :'. t f: ; : t « 16th ok Dkc. Sank C.LjcVs—on New-York, Plfiladclpbiu und Baltimore—par. /* S. Bank Notes—nar. Central Batik, anti Augusta Banlx—par. Charleston do.—1 percent discount. Darien Bank Bills, payahlo ut Branch in Savan nah-par. Da^en Bank DM*, paydblent Principal Bank in JJarien—i per cent disc. Other Branches, 1 per ct. disc.. Beak Stale of (ivirgin Bills, payable at Branch in Augusta—par; other bmnehus 1 per emu discount. JJacou, Cotum&iis awl HairkinscilU Bunk Notes— 1 per cent discount. BRITISH CONSULATE. ~~ Sav.innali, January 28, H3G. T HE undersignerl. His Britannic Majesty’* Consul for the State of Georgia, hereby gives notico to oil whom it may concern, that by un act passed in tlio lu:*t session of Parliament, entitled ’hut act to amend and consolidate the laws relating to the Merchmt Seamen of tho U- ailed Kingdom,” Every master of a British ves «el is required upon his arrival at u Foreign Port to depofit with the British Consul or Vico Consul tlie shipping articles or agreement with his crew under a penalty oftweniv-five pounds sterling, aud the liko pe’ualty will lift incurred by flvery master for every iicumnu shipped in nuy Foreign port without tf^ knowledge aud consent of the Consul. And it is also unacted that no seaman whether u British subject or it Foreigner, shall be dis- charged at a Foreign Port, or loft Miiifd on the l»eu of not being in a cntulition to proccis) on the voyage, or having deserted from the ship, without the sanction of his Majesty’s Consul in writing . EDMUND MOLYNFUX, jnnSO 2(1 it Consul FALSE RUMOR. The Millodgoville Federal Union of tlio 50th lilt, says—“ 'Hie report in circul-itioti a few doya ago, that ono of the wagons sent by the Gover nor, with supplies of arms and ammunition for tho south-western counties bad bcun taken by the It: ’.inns, provos to ba falsa; tho wagoner, after delivering his loud to the proper officer, having silico ratnrued to Millodguville. Gnu of his horses was killed in tho night; by whom is not not known.” ( Correspondence of Ike Charleston Mercury.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. RlfOt.UTlOjCS ASD SPKUCU OK Mil. Au.IMS—MIS attack os Mn Weasrsa—ohkat excite- went i.s tiik House or Representatives. How can l describe to you tho events of this morning, both ns regards the devclopenu’itts which wero ir.ade upon un important subject of legislation, and the unprecedented occurrence which took place in tho Repn^miPuwu'Hull „f Congress ? Mr. Adams, shortly after the rending of tho Journal, offered a R solution which was rend at the Clerk’s tu Ida,that aSpociul Cuuuuiltcu slum Id be appointed to enquire into all tiic (nets in rcl t- tioii to the proceeding* of the late House, oil the last night of their fession; and report what truth there was in tho allegations and charges made against that Body, as regards the failure oflho Fortification Appropriation Bill. After tho Re solution was mad Mr. Adams rose in support of them, and referred to a speech lately made by a member of the Sonato, wlierem jhn ii'glected their duty ih not passing upon tho Bill as amended by tlio Senate, whereby tho men- sum was lost. He was culled to order at tiieoii- set, by Getv Mercer, of Virginia, for having m.ido reference to what hud been said by a mem ber of the other Body. Aftoi somo discussion oji the point of order, and a few explanations iVoai Mr Adams himself, he was allowed to proceed. Ho went on to say how much ha thought per fect harmony necessary, in the intercourse of tho two House* of Congress, with tlio .Executive, in tho proscut particular posture of affairs, ami how much lie regretted its being otherwise. 'Ho re ferred hack to the ineasuru ta which hi.i Resolu tion relates, (tho Three Million Bill.) nudalso to the declaration* made in the speeches of certain Senators, that the House was responsible for the failure of that measure: lie denied that it was the fault ofthe House; charged tlio Senate with being tho r.nthora of it* loss, and alluded to tho speech of Mt. Webster, a few day* ago, wherein lie hud said •• that if tho etiamy were thtiiiJeriiig at tho door* of tho Capitol, lie could not have voted for the measure, unless it had bcsnrecotn- ntoudod by tho Executive.” “ For :t man w ho would nnko such a declara tion (said Mr. A.) thero is hut ona slop further for him to take, mid one which, in all probability, ho would take, and that would be, to join the on emv in beating down tlio walli of the Capitol woro they roady without.” A loud and continued npplauao followed this last remark, (from tho Geo. IJountoN, James Bond, A*G. Burnett, S. Moody,Jr. J. Files, Thus. Moody, A. lliginbotliain. B. B. Goweu, \t. F. Boyd Thov .Hutton, . Win. Gigmiliat, 1) Blue. )r. irtepheu Moody. Tiios. Higginbotham I). (1. Stewart, Win. A. Kerry. ■“’lllid passngo, having Hxcollenl ae- lions,apply on hoard at Hunter’-* whf cmmnodutiou-*, apply or to FADi.LFOIU), FAY Sf CO. fell 4 Foii From the .luffujta t vnstitutionalist* I.MFO iTANT. Tho following letter wus roaolved by yester day’s utail.h;- o gentleman in tiiis«ity from lii* friend on his*way to Alabama. Th - writer of the letter is a respectable gentletuatt, and one ou whose slatemimti, reliance can bo plat ed. “Coi.vmbus. Jail. 83.—Wo arrivod here two days ago, and Iijvo been ditaiiwJ by ••xcossito rains, insoimicb, the mail lias not passed between this und Montgomery, yet to-morrow morning wo expect to proceed. This morning an ex press arrived to Gen. McDongnld, stating that fivo hundred Indians passed t!io river hfteon miles below this at Mryati’s Ferry, swearing veil- ccauco against the v\ kites Orders wero itnuiu- Jiatuly Issued to cull out the Militia. The conse quence is, most of tlm citizens of tho place are an J have been under arms during the day. At 2 F. M. news came that 300 or more Indians wero within tivo miles of the place, which pro duced great cotnternafion. At5 P M.n negro tamo over the river ami slated that thft Indians were assembling oti the oppa-ite sido, ta attack t’:i lawn to-nignt, consaqiumtly every limit is arming himself. We are c died upon with the re-t ofthe people here. and myself are ready for the night with aims mid ammunition.— Wlwt the reauli mayjirovo we know, not, but hope for the best. Widi regard to myself, wu h ive h id so many cxa^gcra e l reports during the day. that l think we are in perfect safety, it has been a frne day for those who had guns to sell.every gnu. rilns pistol,&q.lias been bought up—price no object. It is now getting dark— the troopA mounting guard—poorlv equipped. strangers uro culled oil to arm. U'o obey. I have converged with Mr.———,i\several of my old acquaintances, who sLito tliay do ii it balievo there will bo an attack now. bntiliat tlio low-r Creek* tho ffuffieti'i'*, nnrf omdiees Indians are hostile, and from the circumstance of two of tlmir nieni'iMUg killed a few diva ago by white men ueki'.v, that they havo'i.-jw come ovci to take vengeance. •’llis now G o’clock F. M.—A new report lm; cotun tliat t!ie town will im burnt to-night. \ ou may imagine tlm contusion und coiiMcruafmn now hero among every class. One thing is err- tain, if ima hundred Indian* should attack this |)!acj they would destroy it, for there is not suf ficient force enough, unround nintnunitiotr, Ac. 8 WANNA!! W*» ITS. Jan. 3ft. For ship John vt Elizabeth, for Livorp ool— 93ft bales Upland Cotton.* Per- Br ship Frances.for Greenock—913bales Upland, and 50 bale* Sea Island Cotton. SAVANNAH IMPORTS*, Jan. 30. Ter B ship luitifm L fitch, fraut Now cry— 33 tons Potatoes. For Hr ship Culmnhia, from Liverpool—100 tour Salt; -IY casks, 17 cases and 5 baskets Hard ware: 13 cases Steel, Ift bales Frying Funs; 18 bag* Chains; 8 cases Irons. AUGUSTA. Jan 3ft—Cotton continues in great deuiandl for good and pi into qualities, ut an advance on last Weeks prices, ni'^ccut.— t’hoice bring* 15\.n«M»d 15, and MUhihng und Inferior 12 n 14. The receipts are not equal to the demand. Freights—'To'SuvitnnnhJiava fallen to 59tents per hag—to Cbaric ton still, §1. MACON, .Tan 24—Cotton— 1 Tlio demand for thisartifclo continues good and fine Cotton much sought for. wo quote lioui 12$ to 14 cents as ex tremes. Freights—to Savm-u di §2—to Charleston21, WBiW-yO Ur-old Wifi* 'i’ll*' . •*»l ir packet ship EiU S'EROR, *-«pi. -biptm. will •licet wilo de-pa:cli. For lieigli or passage, having good arconmm* dutions,apply to L'upl. Chapter on board, or to STONE, W \S11UURN A CO; For sain, landing from tho above ship, . 0 l*bi Flirtir. ^ <;1) » LADIES TUSCAN Uo\, A •' »,Ml . iw*.ir.im III „r, ’ll ■i ofcMlMta. .u.i.mj.t D oui' I cu*. Lmhe, s^lli .trait c, miU. Fur nr retail. 0)1 tetsr;, uncumuiou|y k, VViljf J Young', building., Jl^'l (NlTr.k it. uuiT^TTiV; riMTA«ivo,U.linud"w.^ I luda ttilbbarA[iroiu, mij|- 0| "; £ jnirSO Aproiu.iindiJ? No 1 Yoiiii S \'gd SP1,UNDID SILKS &■>,„] A is.w riuuun hottfr! 8 * . Ill nit Ilf Silk, and Satin, r„!1' b.mmt,. Aim, a vary gomiml ml rich bonnet, cup und bolt llibbon, 1 olitiiotl for sale uncommonly or retail at No J, Young’* baildi*/. * 8<piare. •* A LARGE assortinaut of Fr^nri, Circassian*, for ralejrcry loJTJ.j or retail, by A. Ul.NVi No 1, You tig’s Building*, Mmtt From th* Ltit> r ««.* Fries Current. CIIAR!. STON. J in. 3 l.-frttaH-Thein quiry for Uplands during the last week Imv henn exclusively confined to tho liner qualiliiM- (’nitons of this description have ad vanced folly ^ a cent, and are very scarce.wbieli account* for the limited tratisactioiM of Uie week Interior qualities ^re innodeman :. and it is very aillicult to dispose oftlimn. Thu mark" 1 yasterda r,how ever, closed lather heavily The sale* of the past week have somewhat '‘seceded 45'Jft baler of which we. notice the following particular*: 22 bales ut 12.}, 24 at 13,71 at I3J. 2tfi at M. 1H4 at 141. 44 ut I4|.G37 at 15, 2!W at 15.}. 2d', at 15.J, I4| nt 15$. m at L*i|. Ift» at Ib}, 1*17-1 ut 1ft. 182 at Ift.}, 295 nt 1ft J. VV n quote Upland* inferior 12 it —. ordinary to lair. 134 a 14); good fair to good, 15a ISJ, prime tuchoieo, lftn III). For long Cotton* the market i* very quiet; wo have heard but of two or three trail nrtioiM—a *m,ll! lot of Flori.las at 3b cant*— about 30 bale* of middling f.».:> Sna Islands within th:: range of our quotations, and a very few hales of SuutecJ at 33 a 35 cent*. Ilicc—Wo notice a farther decline of fully jl sinc-j our la u report, ’fhesalea ofthe pa*’ week liavo nmo'ititsd to somewhat ri-*iii" of ftOOft hid-; the great »r part of win • i i!m;n il:>:)|)L.u:vAi^- •Hllr|l?h8Hf» , |o{s r ara lire. VOll AUGUSTA, Tho Iron Steamboat Irjjj. Co’s steamer —-■•■^S?w» l er t w iH depart for An- gustaon Wednesday afternoon *h! iiutuut, with two tow bouts. For freight. np|fivto leb I C. F. MlLl.8. Agent THEATJEBy nut. Hirers benefit. Mr.uoJ-Mr*, un.l -Mi.. Churluuo Dutiies will appear. THIS l.Vl.NING.Full 1/0. Will be prcoutL'l tlw iilepuut Couiudy (in i acts) callial TH E WBLLi ora SCHODL y J»re DAUB il'a’EHS. SirSolomm, Cynic, Mr. Banuw. Ilownril, J i.l i.i. Mutrfeeilla, Yniiiia. Albina Mao Jeville, MImC. Bonn ,is»lKS'i-I«' UUU , C Hoeunj OoulnubW’i.l alr-IF ini'j ' imiiric mol Corded i:kii:i 40 lute. .1-1 und 4-1 lioui) i! nW; „ mid Shoigigg 3011 lie^,.Tobacco,SV, ld’« and>c dOU box-, do 8’s, 1.1, lllcn,; ,01'iul hie Jilliiramiiuulilic... lor <iP L W. Ul'iTPrl doc dd 'dfiO-dni Ni-ur ilm i.i.-^i noutvjn atFUfciiKal -. .H V un liun.lendlbr iui.1 /n re . _ iill. • .040 pc. L/tiJiniTijiilil 01.;,, ,1 • .V ■ ;r iOI.iUh—Tlmy Imv.) uliiii A o. o 'Oi/Haple mid Fumy Quad., .. rinjr ware. JbStUPJiiuSir AT./. A. HEAULALu., |J» KCKtyEOpwiaad, i uipeW^’J al-U/ Ij.dieap'InruiBo) CuIUum nn.| (J childieiM do. do.; Thread Ijicm, fo,,J Mil fir, mid Irtlhni cup bordoTlj uioip, v l)uud.| fmo LlmolKimiu nilvor C bmid-aooo Waio 1'lu^ue.; black 1 dec I did M , llJ-FOI* 8ALE."^“ ~ Y plamuliim mid raaldouce, Ihirlv miles from Augoslu, Iping on ilio Lounrillo 8Uga Hoad, one mile from lliidsonville 1*. O. conuidingnoaroiglit hundred ecus, of which, twahmiilred nre in culiivutiun, tna.o of which is Frew) In good repair, mid lies well. Upon the place U a cOtnfurtablo dwelling, a barn, aud stables, and all other convenient out bouses, ami is nu excellent stand for busines*. Attached to the Plantation is u valuable Grist Mill, ou tbs waters of Brusliey Creek, there i.s olso a good situation fur a Sav/ Mill. Its conve nience to Augusta and other advantages render i n very desirable place. Person* wishing to purchase are requested to «nll£and view the premises. JOHN WAY. Jefferson Countv, Ga. WI.YJFEB 013.. ” TIERCES. Customers m ly rely on this Oil a* being pure wiuter strained,. u\ this .weatlior dues hot change it in the leuit—an --x- norinieut of* atnnlj quantity will cnnviw e the •douhtfiil. For sale by A. PARSON’S, sinljQ JJrnggi^ No8 GibbonF Unqgo. i'llB ^ANGHC’iS. 0*Thpse gandemeii whe- '.:-vi* .<nr*ik‘d them ik.lv«M«M it rouijihiiy inuler the title ofthe -rtang- era, to c'o such dutie i a* *.M*ssd by the citizen* ou t.i.! 23tii ult. will atteuil a meeting of tlie corps Tomorrow Evening nt 7 o’clock, ut tho Mansion llousj, tooluct officers. PASSEiNGEilg For ship Boile, from Now York—Mr*. Wil liains, Messrs Fuller, Mmnford, Scotland Wa* ring.' Per ste uuhor.t Wm Soabiook, from Charles- to proti'cl it. The only featuriithat I cm, die- ton-Mn. Gudfrey.Mre. Decent,Mr..Curl,Mr. cover, (fiir 1 place no con i-lenco iu the report* ofthe any) is tin* fict that lor thi) last’ ten days, th a Indian* have huuglil up most of tim powder her>. ThU ialbriiiatioii i* correct, and in-iy b» relied upon. Another circuiiistatiro i*. that the Indian* and Squaws generally bare, ubieiitcd tliom.selvea to-day. •7 o’clock, F. M.—I have opened tlii.i letter Uinforin you tin*, an express wash mt be'.aw this morning, viz: John Watson,son of Gcu. J. C W’iEjuiii. of Baidu 111 Count), went down 15 miles to his fattier* plantation, where lie found 18 or 2ft ineu under arm*, who iinmediat.'ly nut him hi command. The Indian* were enilm: i**d Philips, c!:ild and servant. Miss Sloney, Messrs. Godfrey, Ed*on. l’liilli'i*, Wright,Ferry, Muyer, Mitchell, Jarv Per steumlioat Dolphin, from St Augustine— Mrs. Lane, Mrs Fogare, Mi*a Fonder, Mcs.irs. Line, and itev SOL lie. • etittiP W ii. WfcJ. Purer OF SAVANNAH. JUVED. Toeuict ill wiCi iUj (fraud )r/uii of iho FjSJT i'HIEVES. Alorgiairt, •• Mn*. Barnes Mustapha^thoCobbler,) Mr. Batm* lob 1 Lycium Hull, corner of Broughton-lift* l 1L Ol.iVOiiO A.VUoNIO, &■*.IS l’ respoctfully ln*g* leave to itifonn t:, • jjfJB. loiulie* and Geiit|eiti**ti of Savaiiiia.i ami it* vieinity that ho has bcclt iudncod by several citizens, to givun low evening’s perform iucj the above room,previous toiiisdeparturi) lioui ilia city,therefore aigunr Antouiu hu* much plea ura iii sl uing to them tliat Til Id EVENING, Feb. 1st, Th i Ohhttted Family of I!, ULWOLO ANTOMD, From tlm Theatre Royal. I)r iry Lut .'. an.ICn- vent Gwvi'.eu, uud the Park > Theatre 1 N. Y.they' wil. again have tin* honor, r... 4-—-«wmirra;i iJitlieir-; a Military liau.i Ad.i)i**ionf>Wc4iiit4—Children under teuyuai* of ii,i. 25 cents. Doors open al7 null tho per form nice to commence at half past 7 o’clock. JTColO.-ed p *rso:t* not ailnnlt'-d. Eui lull particulars, see bill* of the day. feb I . - 1J . anntvcrvirv m.etiug of the Savannah H. Library Sis-ieiy will beheld at the Libia- iv on Thi* Evening, at seven o’clock.— .Members are requeued to lie punctual ii) their attendance. By Imlor. WM. MOREL, Secretary. ian 30 21 nil VI'iUM lLEttJON. •HJESOLVED, That th:) Legion do elect a Conimathlanl. on Wednesday the 3d in<t at 10 o’clock, A. M. at the Exciinuge Long Room, under the KiiporiohMidenco ofllie Coni mitteo 5 the Fulls to ha kentopen until 2 o’clock, I*. —'adi member ol'tlm Legimi eraitled ton vote; and each (’uptaiti i* requr.^d io Innd to the Superintendents, a romplete alphabetical Roll of his corps, on or before tho time'of open ing tin Poll* JAP. MARSHALL W THORN 1 ’ WILLIAMS. WM.GASTtiN, JOS. GUMMING. J.F. HENRY, •2d . 4 A* A. RilAHLAltir ] AS received per Willitiui Taylor, L Flue French Chi nzu* Infant’s Gaii/.uCap Rilihont Ladies . do do 4*4 black Shawls (Cashmoro Pattern*) ill ick Italian Lustring Plain bine black eras do Naples l«ndio* -iijk-rior DiicastaMiiovc.i Rich I’igurcd Silks Shall Card (Jare<. and a number tdvj, t*».»iiumeroii*to meniioUv *417 tupl a ft'La.IIHb”*:. BUCK .ivnl GALE Mlo..-. ‘1 J UST received per holtcotier Exact, J Trunk G.-;.doiiun* .inn* mid Call G. NEtYllAl.LA: (HE* -Ji'iri Buiblinpi. I OEA f, JFLBJI.EW»N O LAT’ING FU.Ml’d. J UST received by scKunupr t .xict, ju • Tn::| lieti’douten’H liivt quality calf pmnm. G. N’V.'Vn M.l. y (Jo. jan *21 Youngs BiiiWin;*. | (JUA’TLK.IIK.VS CJkLV f 'U-ST rec.fi* eft t»y -chouuQr Exact, otw c^l first quality call Bouts, ■ U. NE’.VIIALL Sf CO. i-m 21 Youngs Biiiidiu:*. SPJiC'ffACLKW. 3 DOS. Spectacle*, con-sti;» o y v a ud Grey doithlc GJa* . iu ht Vhi'e i»1.h-w* oval uid qua • bj d ienuaii silver and shell frames. • Also, 3ft dw, low priced Frames iu.*t ieeiuv.fii ar.J fur siilebv A. R. KNAPP & CO. Adjoining thn City Hotel. (Georgian) j? if. Jf ami c-.al dec 15 AST 2Ma LViVIFS. ASTRAL L\MF.S.a.•sorted.hrooa'i, | Lirquiircd, trad Ltoqmmfd and Gil:, with rich cu. shades, (iirsall- bv A.;:, knaff, nil 11 Adjimiing :ho City Hotel. RjFffiSSf FD -VLI VM »!h-| T«)L;J Oc dFJRt'lXG tUlFMliXTfi. a y Y.SM fill • »i*ii*!if*d Tifies.a vnrtedcs'iibra 3 •• cliilihle barrelled Fowling Pieces,fnci !?20 to §G0i ^1 JUtlglo do do do TOjnii Pistol*, comprising every variety ' ^ Fowdi.-r FI|L*k*.:i;iot Fouclk*saud Bags,(Jan* :.ags. sup®rior Fcreusstou Cap*, just receivnl mid for sale by A. R. KNAFF & CU. \djoining tba City Hotel dg° 15 84U (Georgian) FWI« ANoTEofTl CAPSi ^BUI nndei*i. nt'd have on hand about 10^ JL Fur and Cloth Cap* which they Will «eH ill prime cost, to U.u*o fitting for tho Indhn War Frio - <! io$L A. ft. KNAPP & CO. jmi Adjoiniug llieCity Hotel. feb 1 NOTICL. STBtFllSOMS iudebtod to tlio late firm of J. U. niysolf—this is correct—all c, nftision here •*3 o’cliiek. The guards out I h ivo been called upon and cheerfully obey. Ido not yet believe we aro to be disturbed, huf. wo liavo put a ™,K, v ,™„, ,„C '"' , ;«Jv>»i:>lb»b«l|,o*) i b , 8 Suite of cloluiico. i* . r».• r . ; and shall baht bravely if uece.'sary. \oii cannot V an Biircn portion ofthe Body) the like of wluch j imagine tho omfu.fi mi of famine*, v/omen aud liovcr before was heard in that House, aud tho J ohi!dr*.!i. » had rather tight than witness it. utmost confusion prevailed at tlio nnpnrdonabfo disord; L Baldwin & Co, J Bradley, 1. Barrie. Coliuii & Miller, (I Par mu?, J Cummin;'. 1117 Uelu- & mater &. Co, F Dan*l.*r, M Dillon,S Dibble, W Duncan. tS G' Dunning,I.tisivortli I'i Wav, Ii M fell 1 23 Uurviving Copartner. WOTIO K> ‘ PORTION of tho accounts, notesnml duo ,. r . *t» ;; v ^bill* of tho kite firm of J. U. ILubert »V t11» tK n'- Vl,) ’ ii kt ' l i Hager,Gaudiy iS' Legriel, , Co. are placed in mv liamNiiir rollectinn. Per- tPubgan.IIazjird cc Douslow.Holcoiiibe.Peck J sun*indebted, will siwo expense by calling and A Co, JJ Henry.!, R llendricKson. G Hun*] settling with the subscriber. * tiiigtoii, It \V King rent excitement, tint noitlier lieved, within tho history of tlio Government,had such un occurrence over before taken place; ( 4, uo”—“ never”—* 1 never” wtu heard from va rious parts or Uio House.) am! he called upon the old numbers to nssist bun in preserving silence and decorum. After quiet had bcjji restored. Mr. Adam* routiniicd and ronctuded hi* opcccli wherein ho gave much offence to all hi* friend*, and to tliujiarty with whom ho has hitherto acted. Mr. Wifii, of Vir^'i iia, follmved Mr’. Adatn*. He said he had burnt pomowl.ut taken by sur prise. mid had not all the factvuml vouchers with which he had intended at no distant day, to sob- stnnliate vhai lie wu* going to develope. But be denied that tho Appropriation Biil had been lost by tlio Seuntoorbv thn IIoiis j of Roprcaen- tativ?s. “Tlicro, (pointing to Mr. C’ambrolcng.) (said Mr. W.) there is tho man with whom all tho fault lies. Aud hn called upon him, Church ill C. Ctunbrclaig, to .stand forth in hi* place, and state the truth to the house, forcotno what may the truth rifonld bo undo kuown, and thq peopla oftlio Uuitcd States shojild judgo him gui!ty»o r not guilty. Mr. Wi*e went on to assail Mr. C. (the Chair man ofthe committee of Commerce,) who refus ed to mike hi* report, on account ofthe lateness of the liaur, andvited tho journals to show, that Mr. Caiubroleng- Ind voted three successive k Uiuo3, ruiiong tbo nyc-; and now. tipoy as tnc.nv ginnery, I shall go; but if wo must fight 1 Noaii koII niys.dfatllio dearyst rate—no mistake.” THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND. Hi* B. M. Brig of War Pam doon,Coni. Cur ry, arrived at Norfolk,on the 2 hi iu- t. from Fai- { moutU. l’.ug. which pkuv-she left on iho 2lu ult liiruishiiig the London Morning Post ofthe 2 id of Darmuhor, lining throe days later than dur previous advice*. Tlio Norfolk Beacon ray*: * It givem* Pari* dale* to the Ifttli, an.I rojif.*- sent* Fund* a* lluctuaiiiig.iu consequence ollhe rumor at the Bourse of,;.o defeat o. di.j French legion in Spain.” •’We learn, (add* tlio Beacon of tl,c‘25U»iii*t.) that Cn:imi ini!a(;i f/’orry. who i.» (nlnig-d with Decpati'luMta tlm Bri;i«li legation at Washing ton. will leave thi*morning for that eity. The dospatclies brought out by Bio Pantaloon have oxeiiod much speculation. * Do thov r.-late to the rumored meditation of Great Urit.iin in tho French atiairi If they do not. what could liavb brought out a specia' packet when fo many fine packet*run from Liverpool to N. York! Wu must wait. » LONDON, December 22.—Ia tlioab*euco of uiitheiitic inforui-itiou, *muo of our eoutemporn- ries imlulgi. themselves in upeculatiqn, mid wo have tlioroforo a variety of rumor* Tlm* wo find ona ofthein giving a report that on Friday day last iutalligonrn had reached our Govern ment announcing i|io consent of tlio French Ministry to nrcopl the nflered mediation of thi* country aujl that »f the United St a:.;*. Th..t*nch a conmi’iiiicafiou lias not been made to Lord Palmsraton wo will not take upon ourselves to murit; but forming n judgement Upon tin touo Oitutncd aud tho temper still nuniftjted by the Flipper Ai Suture. W Warner. Wnring & b os*. T Wood, N 11 & II Weed, J Wayne,VV T Wilbnins, A Wood vV Co. Ship Emperor, Bhaptur, New York, 5 days, to .Stone. Washburn & Co Mdzoto Adam* A* lliinoiigli*. G Audctroii Co. V. Ii!**.*. \V P Row oil L ll'aklwiu &. t’o, U Utl unpfiei.l '»>• lieu vV Miller, Jo* G’uuiuiiiig.S D Cot hill. Dun- nitigiV G’amplleld, S C Dniimug, II N Doug las*. .V I! Del-tmaier, W Duncan, F Dau.il -,. M Eiwmiaii. Eiuwor:ii 21 Way, i’e^.u.-o;i ,y llnupt, M II Furman, Guidon Jv S..-\v«!!, Hand C7 Button, J t l) HeibertW Co, J W Long, VV Lippitt, h Molytriix. 1 W Mouell,;} PhiUuirli 4*c Go, A Parson*, FM Stone, A'C Scud ic,- f Shiek 4.V Cohen, WlTavlor. T Wood. Warine & Foster, E Wylly. \V T Williams, W Warn er, N B (1 Weed. Br In ig Grenada, Tuzo, Trinidad. Ballast to J Sg J R*-id. Scltr Henry (Nay. Kunwltdit, Richmond, Va Flour to Bayard & Hunter. Sloop Merchant, Briggs, Darien. 315 halo* Colton to L B.ihlwin Cc Co. • Sloop Science, Burr. Darien. 130 bales Cot ton and 13ft cu*ks Rice to G Anderson & Son, J Gumming. L Baldwin & Co. Sloop Angel, Boll*. Darien. 3IG bale* Cotton to E P Bun*. R Habersham. Sloop Two Priond*. Harris. Harris’ Neck. 10 hakwSon Island Cotton to R ft W King &• Co. W Patterson A- Co. B E Sli!**s. Sloop Sapido, Hall. Darien. 393 bales Cot ton to L Baldwin A* Co. Sloop Georgia, Lane, Darien. 381 bales Cot ton to L Baldwin A: C'o. Steamboat Tugnlo, W ray, Augusta .with boat* 1 imd l E to Steamboat Co. 111V5 bales Cotton fob 1 LEVI S.D’LYON. A 31IASELL "E3TAVE entered into Ciipaitiieraliip in the jB. practice of Law, trad will attend all :h * Court* i fthe(Cherokee, and Ilali and Ual-ei- sham Cmnta o: tlm Western Circ fell 1 ALFRED B. IJOI.T. ANDuFAVJ. Hn.NSi LL. VUITIf: «(>S5iej,|ttiiT TKS5. D KEGS ptiiue ‘Guslwti Butt--',lauding '43 ■'.)) from ship Emperor. For vale by. feb I P.G. Sill ’K&O. COHEN PIV6MTOKS. •-•i) *1 IN !B1.S planting Potatoes, for sale <2i* iV iV hy GLAGHORN & WOOD JeliJI _ 1.3v yPOTATOES^ f| ^/fe\ HAMP'RS Livorpmd Pota:ee*. ij. in *t received aud for ikUo hv fell I G LAG HO. IN A* WOOD. HAY A.VB L LDUB. S Philadelphia Flour Jfl. M bmidlo* prime Hay, himling Irombiig UomuhH.aiid furraio on the whtrfby jan Iti i’ADELFORD, FAY & 00. r ffVY3.\E. C O ITON Twine fur Seines,’in quantities to suit purchasers—Forrals hv ' jan 20 A. PARSONS. . CAN.»1*KS, *C W BOXES Sperm GandlcHgiworted Ju: d.jK 'iJ/ si/.r*, 10 (io Chocolate 20do Soap, It) d» j*t* UolieaTcu ’ Just received ami lor rale hv jan 19. OLAGflOilN A WOOD. ’ CWsXls FOliU-LARIDIXU. d m tUH.S.Cmud Flour, la. d/ $ JO half do do For sale by fell 1 CLAGIIOjlN & WOOD. S'OftK AW?> ©KEP-JnstLanding, fef A A .I'll.3 Prime Pork, 45 do Mess do 50 do Prime Beef, 40 do Mr*.** do For sale, by CLAGIIORN & WOOD. feb I Stf. CliiOBfiBGAKf Ac. /fl <l\ II UT# 3 prime St Croix Sugar / Tt' v 10i) bbl* No 3 Mackerel . >. 50 . No 2 do , “ l Nol do e*. of-vnrimu *ize*. for sal«* by 1 iVOODBRIDGE MAY.. 80 7ftft Gr'mJj dcc9S SEED POTA FOES. BBLS Potatoes. 809 bnsbolf im •W hulk. .1 nr Kale hv j"ii80 GI.AGHORN & WOOD, - mess 4.<»>Kr,ii£j i>i>Kk. * M .C; IV. i) by the brig Georriu end «*hr. xnct, I Oil b!»l* prime Pork. 25 do Mew do. 10 iiiilfliblii ilu do, mid for Bale by jan 21 - ’l.A'iil )RN & WOOD.^ Til f. SEISSEaiSJEHt *3J?[^HIIING togivoupliKnlaniiu:’,ritere«G will fii*pnsn ol' lhe following tract* of Lund, viz: a tract un New River. South G’aroli* hi. conraiiiiuxoiiu thoi|«anil‘and fitly acpw, n- litmt llir e lutudre i ol whieu are c.lei.i<-d mid rea dy for ciltivaiiun; ii jarly Jialfof thi* flntt i* good rieo land, tho balance entnm pml provifion. R Ii:i * i comfortable dwelling ho;re* with cotton, corn. Kiuoak and negio lnui.-e*. nod will be *ohi for. i moderate price.— \Uo. two iracta-of kind, one in Ktlinglitiin county, (formerly known tw Indian Bluff) contaiipni; bctwcon two and tlmjo Irmdted acr u *. nearly ?Ih» bulf clean'd laiidfit Ii3* not been planted for many years—hut when last planted, produced an excellent crop* of preen seed cotton: there are uo Improvements on this tract—AIk6. about tho same nuniher of acre* in Bulloch county, and directly over the Ogcckcc; thi* tract lm* tio cleared land, but i* well Wood* ud with white and red oak, cyprons.&o. and from it* contiguity to tlio rivor. would Im» highly valu able for it* staves and .diinglcs.—Abo. thn Island of Fibs or Four Milo Point—the number ofacrcs inti I is tract are unknown, it is about three, miles in length and pan iu breadth nt it* widest point, there i* laud enough on thi* Ldnnd for three set tlement*. and about ;ne hundred and eighty a- i ere* under dnt;t and iifgond planting condition, } tltoroi-' no better rice hind on the Savannah river tint! : Ibn Island. With it, if diwirctl. will bo I sold between sixty and *ovemy Slaves.lf applica- 1 lion bo rimr.lv made in tin* citv. to jan 29 ' SOLOMON 8. SHAD.

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Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, February 01, 1836, Image 2