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Newspaper Page TextRl>, PUBLIC AN. 11V E. Be'LA MOTTA & J. CLELAjlD, county yrmtxwi. l’iinur,;si:siJ»uTHiltht\Unllarn per Annum '•> . ail h,.iL... nnr Annum nonio nnu uu. - -, - . thiiiCK pn bach to tlioir forinor chaimals—sol n cancel Mr. Van Uuren’s bond on the »PJ»* •. uncus a drawer, and taking the | ,on " ou * , g l g ' strikes n light, mid will, It hgliit bis PjP°; n »• than pm liia pipe in hi* iijouih, and alternro whiff*, ho rosannd walked out of Iho room *ay* iifj^—'-Fllwrite to Riddlo alonce,for ho h«aW» Country l*aper.itr.::::3ix Dollar* por Annum deed done nobly. (Exeunt.) (pjlvabi.k m >nvAicc icQ gin and New Adrerliscincnts, appear in both Papers, ed ovory body at homo and nbrewd, hi beat JhAj pn back to ' But 0J- i i/afr k »ist u i.-arurK , tfKH mh. i» h aoTKR'pKartBiitaitHK t,* a yh* v*tM THK.HAV. ‘ ' ' ‘ ~ From the PltUflilcIphhi Inquirer.. A SCENE AT Till’. IIERMlfAGE. Tiik ukeWaVt no M;~Ceiieral Jackson in hi* chair., in Ida gown ami slippers, smoking . hi* pine, Waiting, impatiently, Jbr.m* break- fast, and tlio newspaper*. Jung* the bell. [EjtTBtl SEItVANT.] 1 Gen Jackson.—You are Into this morning. What's Iho matter? ' . Servant.—Thn cook overset the. first kettle <vf water, sir, and l had to wait for tho boiling of the second. • Gen. Jackson.—Well, that's reasonable you, bill tho cuok had bolter look nut. Where are tbo papers? Bring mo the Globe, Servant.—Yes, sir. [Exeunt.] General JnoUsnn.—[Soliloquy.]— 1 don know how it is. liven .the tea kettle must cut caper* since I loft the Presidency* In JJ*? 1 l ,h ® Van Huron. Thoro’s no bottom for him. * begin to think ho is gelling out of my foot*top*j and like my cook’s knttlo, offer tho log is burned in two, he fall* ill between tho.pMto.Mul not on. ly puts out the fire 1 had kindled.but keeps m 0 from my meal of trlumplijovor Mho .Monster.** [Rings the belltipain.] • [Enter Sen ant.] Gen. Juckipn.—Why h» |bo .d——-I don t you bring in iho papers und my breakfast? Servant.—M r. i* soriiii tho paper*, sir —and the cook has jual pjit tho cofleo in the pot. Gon. Jackson.—Go, sir. immediately, ami tell Mr, to send me all tho papers, and letters too—and say to the cook this is the last time 11» be kept so long wailing for my breakfast. Servant.—Yos sir/ .. Gon. Jackson.—[Soliloquy.]—YY off, after all, patienco is best. I have,been, ull my lifetime, in dulging a most ffoward lompor—It’s tnno now to calm it. and bring U to coutempkitu the groat concerns ofau offer slate. I have -much to all swerfor. It cannot ho long before the ciiruuii shall rise upon thi boundless eternity. It ta time I should ho inquiring what the revelation will bo to met and in wbul light my action* hero will strike my : view« [Smokes then a few bare, whiffs—and rings the bell. Enter servant,_v i h letter* and papeis.] Gen. Jackson —U. then you have ilirm—now burry up Uid ci-fleOi—[Open* the Globe, end adjusts bis spectacles.] All, hero it is—tins pa per is true U> mo [Reads aloud iho editorial, aud is interrupted by the entrance of Mr Gon. Jackson.—Sit down,air. Mr. -a—.—I have brought you sir, a pope Containing a very strange order, from the Pay* master’s department— [Quickly interrupting, linn] Gen Jackson— Wlmt’s that, sir? 1 hat fellow Towsonlsuppnso.sonio of his iricks—I Wish. I had turned him out when he had that row with Eaton. . , ^ _ . Mr.—.—This is the order, sir. [Gen Jask- ion lays down iho Globe und rends Col.Tow* son’s order.] What! ho exclaimed—and ha* it come te this? By the eternal —VW not put up with it—[gots up and walks the floor.] Servant.—Breakfast is ready, *ir. * Gon. Jackson.—Begone, sir, ami don’t inter rupt mo. Well—and is this the end of all my strife to put down tho Bank. But let me see. Thu cannot he Iliildlc's Bank—it must bo some Bank tliat Mr. Kendall has pointed out as xcor- thy ofbqiug tho agent of ilio Government* And yet,after all, why should—[to Mr. , yon can retire, sir,] why should 1 continue to Irel myself—Air. Biddle never did me any personal harm—he nevor lost a cent for tho Government —lie always met nil our demands—and it must bo confessed tbo Bank did give to tho country tho best currency it ever had. But. then, l hate him. [Throws bis pipe down, and smashes it] —and yet, why should 11 They told me he Was-using his power against me—and was bribing the press, and tho people, and Congress, Mr. Kendall nHd Mr. Blair, both said they /mac it—but then it might not have been so. [Servant entering.] Sir, the cofleo will got cold. Gen. Jackson.—Put it by the fire till I call for it. [lie proceeds*.] It might not have been •6. Well l have bad years of vexation and Btrifo ill my war with Biddle—and it must be confessed llint in breaking up die Government connexion with (lie Bank, l destroyed the best currency in tbo world —bankrupted many pen. plo—and put a stop to commerce, to manufiic- turos, and paralyzed all classes of outerpriso, and labor, und tangled up every tiling in the Treasury. They told mo the pel Bank system would work bettor, and I said ii did. I wish 1 ' Turd not said that. And then Mr. Van Huron wrote mo when iho pet Banks behaved ns they did, thnt so honest and capable wore all our «>(li- cers, that lie had concluded to let each hold the money he might collect, and pay it out on Gov* erument bills, and that tho pcnplo would 6eo how good a tiling it was to separate the Govcrm mewl from them—l wrote him to go ahead.— But jmio and another of tliuso rascally scrubs— those little sob-treasuries; kept running away with the money, that it was like putting it for -safe keeping, at the mouths of so many caves of banditti. 1 now see why that order of Town- son's has boon given. 1 think upon tho whole ri is brat, for one thing is certain, since I left the Presidency, things liavo gone on from had m worso, and if something liad’nt been douo to save the money, there would liavo been none left to pay the officers that administer tho Gov* eminent. I’ll write to Van Burcn; to roliove him from bis bond to continue his war against Biddle.— ]Vc are licked, that's certain,—and had os well make peaco. .w [Ring* tho bell and orders, breakfast—aud continues.] , I Well, after all, how much better one feels when cue stills the angry passions, and calms the spirit —especially when it is to promote measure* that . mako tho people prosperous and happy. 1 be* ' .Jievo PH write In Biddle, and oiler him my best . wishotffur himself and the Bank, which it must bo confessed he does manage uobly—und yet— but no matter— [Breakfast in—ho sits down and eats.] Resumes llm newspnpor containing Town son** order, saying— Let. nm see what does it say— 1 "Arrangements having been made with tlm United .St ites Bank'’ Whew, the thing is done! So much tho hotter. But what a?e the “arrange ineuts’? To pay the Treasury draffs to a cer tain amount at different place*.*' JVcII tlijil'i what tho Bank used to do, and iis ivnnt the pet banks,in the end, failed to do; ami its what thoso scrubs of n sulMren.su ry, Iho receivers, &c, of the public money, could not r/o,and did not do. Weil, what else? “Tho notes of tho Bank will bo ms acceptable lo claimants, nnd in some cases, more convenient, tliiin strucio.*’ Well, this is honest, becuso it* true. Whot olso? Why “flic Depart ment has no objection to use the paper ot tho THURSDAY EVENING,Nov, 15. ISW. FROM MILLEDGEVIELE. Through tbo -politeness of a goutlemnn who arrived yesterday afternoon direct from Mil* ludgevillo, wo havo roceivod tbo Journal of the 13th Inst,—from which wo copy the result of the elections for Solicitors. As will ho per ceived. tlireo Stale Right*’ men were elected out of thotour Circuits. It is. to bo Imped thnt souto of tho parly linve not forgotten times just past, when no Union man could, or would, under nuy circumstances, support the parly now dotn. innut. It bus jI.-o Icon remnikcd,* why not sweep the whole kitchen?— why liavo a part? Sn Dtr, however, five State {lights’ Judges hnve been elected,.and four Solicitors—n good test of n majority mi joint ballot, to carry out the views of Gov. Giuiku. ELECTIONS BY THE LEGISLATURE- Solicitor General for the Fusion Circuit. E. J-.IIaidiu, (S. it.) 101 W. P. While, (S. II) SI) *R. W. Owens, (U.) l’JG For Solicitor General of the Ocmulgcc Circuit., Balloting. •Nathaniel P. Foster, (S. R.) IffJ 13d John R. Dyer, (U.) (51 1 F, II. Sanford, (U.) S3 126 Shivers, I Kenan, 1 Foi Solicitor General of the Cherokee Circuit. Balloting*. 1st. 2d. •J. Lumpkin, G7 135 M. II. Guithright, 17 A. it YVright, 7 120 Gn.biitd Nnsh, 26 JO 11. L. Sim*, 45 1 T.G. Barron, 4'2 J. II. Underwood, 4 Da i Clay, 7 .Blank, 2 For State Printer. Ily Mr. Baker, «rCn»: To form a new conn* tyfmftitlie upuntica of Cass nnd Murray, Ac. By Mr. Harris, of Waybct To authorize tho Justice*, of ike Inferior Court o[ the Qounty ol Way no, to impose nnd levy nn extra to* for tho minnortofihe poor of laid county, ^ , By Mr. Stnldi, of Bryant Terapoalso much of an net passed 23d December, 183?, to com* pensalu bo Grnmlnnd Petit Jurors of the Stipe- nor mid Inferior Courts of the sdvernUmiuile* iheroln named, so fur us relates to the county «r Bryan. . By Mr. Hutching*: Further to regulate nnd define the retailing of spirituous liquor*, anil re gulate llio grunting of retail license. Thursday, November 8. Bills Introduced anil read first Jims. " To nlterand Otuctid the Act Incorporating tho Georgia Insiinuitso & Trn-t Company. To ameiid an net to punish white persons gam bling with ncgioes, parsed doth December, 1837. By Air. Gibson: To alter nndainond lltd 7ill section of tho 1st articluxif the Constitution. On motion of Mr. Unusoll. lltsolccd, That.UuhurtW. Carnes bo appoint' cd Secretary pro. tern. ofllieSeouto, load in the absonce of tbo Secretary, John T. Lamor, Esq., and that tho House oflleprosontative* Loiiifbiin- ed thereof. A message was received from the Govornor, relative to John Gray, of Richmond county, who was convicted of murder; und Wiliam For tor, ofPiko county, cmivlet.'d of murder; both of whom were respited until the 14th December next. Air. Jones laid die following preamble nnd rorobitioiis on tin: laid*: Wiioieas tliu Lcgiilainio of this Stale did, on tbo 15th day of December 1828 pars a resolution requiring tliu Governor to liavo the true lino mu between tliu Creek aud Cherukec tribo of Indian**, and Col Samuel A* Wale* being ap pointed by tbo Governor lo ascertain and mu tho same, did during the year. 1829, run nnd mark a lino fiom Suwannee old town on llio Chattahoochee, ner< si In Sixes old Town, on the Hightower and thence down said stream to llio mouili of Wills Creek on the Coosa. Aud whoreos in conseqnoncu of said line being run a* the truo lino between the Stale of Georgia and the Cherokee tribe, many of our citizens were induced to settle outlie iands lying Sou'll of sjid Hue as on thn Innds of the State of Georgia, mid offer having planted, crop* of corn and cultivated-the siiiiio jo maturity, had the same destroyed by a detachment of United States troops under tho command of United Stales officer*. And whereas, it is not and never has ■io n the policy of tho State of Georgia to permit aggressions to ho made upon her soil mid tho rights of her citizens without having redress made lor thn same: A nun much short of two millions nnd • q nartef of dollars; and whereas it ij desired by the clti* zciis of Suvnnunh that thoi> should bo an in crease of Banking capital in the city of Suvnn- nah,nnd it Is deemed advisable tliat such iucrenr ed Banking Capitol should be givon to said Company! Sec. 1. Be it therefore enacted by the Senate and House of Hepresentatites If the. Stole of Georgia in General Assembly met, ottd il is hereby enac• tuljiy the authority if the same, Tlint llio said Company may from time to lima liuroaftor, ii»; crcaso its capital stock to the extent ol four million of dollars beyond its present uutlioiiz*-d capital of tlireo millions of dollars, mid employ such incrciiHod capital in tho bOsiuess of bank ing. All increase of capital slock skull he ou, at leapt, tluoe mouths uotico in one or mure of tho Gazettes ofBnvnnnnh, Alacuii.uml Au- gesta.tjml tliu holders of Block in thn said Com pany at the lima ofthe opening of hook* for siibscripion to such increased capital, shall have BALTIMORE, Not. 9.—Howard H. Flout— Cnntiiiufsat thesnmo pri'eo ri at our lust report, and the market romnliiydulKV^riie price*Iront wagonsTs $7 (59^, uudsatsfi have been made lYom the store* at IYom7 81 to 7 87|,.which we quote as the cmrent retito today. City Mills Flour—-'h\erh nppsari tq be a bet ter feeling on the part ofthe buy era to operate, aiuUoles are more frequent, afine uullorm to e of $7 75 per hbL We quote that price today. Corn—Wo liovttb note a decline in prices since our last.tveukly report. *Tlibssles ofwblle have raiigejl throughout the week at 8O108I cts. mid of yellow at about 61 a 83 cent* and weqnote the same rates today. Provisions—Snloi of now Mrss Pork havo boon made (Id* week at $25 per libl cash. 'I'he transactions, however, are limited. YVe quote Muss at $25; No 1 $22;nnd Prime at $20. Beef iH but little inquired for—holders ask $15 50 n Iff for AlcB‘;$13ul4for No l;ansl 12 for prime. The market i* nearly, if not quite cleared of tlio rlgfit to subicribo for any number ofshnre* Western Bacon. A few very'trifling lots fnny then held by tlioin respectively. The nooks of yet bo had at 13 a 13J ctofor middlings. Hants Bnlioting*. l*f. 2d 1(5 2 J18 131 131 134 No candidate, YV. S. Rogers, (IJ.) P. L. Robiii*nii f (if.) •R. M. Ormn, (8. It.) YV. S. Rockwell. (••) Those marked dm* (*) elected. Thu Journal nl.-o contain* tho following: “ We understand tlmt the resigimtion by the Hon. Alfred CuTtintuT, ofbis scat in the Senate of the United Slate*, i* in Millcdgoviile, Whether it has been tlelivcrud to tho Executive, we are not apprized.” Bank of the U. Slates, in nil its payments, so far. as if can be douo legally,"—so, so, then its set tled. I repeal it, tre’re lick'd, and I'll write to Van Duran te mike terms with Biddle, nnd use his great skill and experience as tho grant officer for receiving slid disbursing the public money in all the departments, for, ns ho never did fail to meet all the government demands for twenty, yean, almost, uml never lost jt a cent, and satieti- DEATH OF JUDGE FRAZIER. A letter from Ajjlwqukio, (Wis. Tor.) stntrs •hat Wm. C. Fhaziek, Judgo nl'the U. Staled Court, died ut that place on tho 16th lilt. He had just arrived from Laucnsior, (Pa.) where his family resides. tLr* Tho St. Loin* lupubhcan of tho 29lh uii. meniioiis n report current in thnt city, tlmt the Mormons had burnt Iho Court House, Cleik’s Office, Post Office and two stores in the county seat of Daviess county, nnd that Iho war between them aud tho citizens had actually commenced. There is some piobnbiliiy in the report, as iti* stated that an effort was making to expel them (rum tho county. then held by them respectively, subscription shall remain open for tlireo days to allow of such Hiihscripiion* by stockholders, nud nfmr (he expiration of the said three days Htu said Company may soil the rigid to sutii scribe -for any rentaiiiing stock at public outcry. And tho purchasers of new slock .who no nut hold share* under the present charter of said Company may have such interest in tho surplus profits of said Company (other than Rail llond profits) on hand at tho day of their coining in ns stockholders and in the profits lo nri*c on thn sale of new stock, ns the said Company may presciihuand publish for ninety days. 8 i.c.2. And he it further, enacted by the author* ly aforesaid, Thai such increased stock shall be designated in the business of tbo Company aforesaid ns new stock and shall be appropriated to Bunking. Dividends of Batik profits shall be on tins new siocli nnd on such Bank By tlio following circular, (issued from the Paymaster’s Department at Washington, it would appear that Mr. Van Burcn,or the Gov- erpmout, a* old Hickory used to call his office, has oiicq more taken into lib confidence nnd trust old Nick’s son. Nick. Jr. Strange, indeed 1 but it is like every thing else in connection with Martin Van Burcn. No man can tell from nuy assurances which he may give to day, but that he may go exactly the contrary why to-morrow. He comes up cxnctly to the rule nf St. Paul, in n very different sense lobe suro from tho Apos tle, but be come* up emphatically to tbo letter of the rule of being “ all tilings to nil men.’- Yet this is the mail the Southern people h mg. cd to believe to be their peculiar friend, and iho main defender of their rights l—Miilcdgcvdlt llccofccr. Paymaster Geneoal’s Office, ? . Washington Uet. 8, 1638. f Sir: Arrangement* having been made with tho United State hank to pay the Treasurer’* draff*, to a cci tain anion ill. at different place*, it being probable the note* of the bank will be as acceptable to claimant*, and in some cases, more convenient than specie,you will,tdiotild yon receivo.druftson that bank 01 its agent*, make ns many of your pay inents by check as you can, which will give the receiver the option of taking paper nr specie; and the Department has no objoc, tiori to your using tlio papor of tliat bink in all your payments, so liif a* it can be done legally Respectfully, your obedient servant, N. TOWSON, P. AI. G. GEORGIA LEGISLATURE, IN SENATE. Tuesday, Nov. 6. Bdls introduced and readjust time. By Mr. Gordon: To extend the limits of Savannah. To incorporate llio Savannah Thcatro Com. pany. • >( To exempt from ordinary militia duty, per sons engaged 111 works of internal improvement. To incorporate tho Georgia Steam Packet Company. To incorporate Iho Central Rail Rond nnd Canal Company of Goorgin. [Two Hundred copidS of the latter bill were ordered to be printed. Air. Junes laid mi the tahlo n resolution re questing the Treasuicr to report to the Senate the amount of money heretofore appropriated to tho 'purposes of internal improvement, nud in what counties the same Im* been expended, and wbutumonui in each county. Wednesday, Nov. 7. Tho petition of Jacob Wood, Esq , protesting tho election of Norman J. McDonald. Esq., re turned p* Senator from tho County nf McIntosh, was ou nn t’-on of Al r. Spencer, referred to tho cuiumittco ou P'i.iloge* and Elections Bills introduced und read first time. By Mr. Miller: To enrry into effect the first section of the third article of the Constitution of this feint.:.—[200 copies ordered to bo printed. By Mr. Jones: To expedite und ficiljtate tho collection iff Bank note* and to compel the charioted institutions of this State, lo pay their bills on demand. By Afr. Obnrr: To attach a portion of tho county ni* f lull, to thn county of Lumpkin. By Air. Foster: To reduce the price of grants to fortunate dr&wots in tho Land and Gold Lotteries, ns woll a* nil other Loticries.nnd to regtilnle other foes thereon, vYc. By Air. Sayre: To provide for tho authenti cation of State Scrip, in certificates of State debt. By Air. Til ford: To nuthorize the county of Macon to retain tlio General Tux lor the year 1839, to .be appliod by tho Infutior Couit- far county purposes. Itcsolecd by the Senate nnd House of Representa* live ofllie btute of Georgia, That our Senators in Congress are instructed and our Repre sentatives requested to exert themselves to have coinpensnti >11 made tos-ich persons a* had their crops hurtud and their propcity destroyed by tlio United States troops, South of Wales line. lltsolccd, Tlsnt his 'Excellency the Governor biicqnestcd lo transmit into copy ol'tlieseresolu- lions lo.ench ofotirSenntoraatidRoprcsenUUivca in Congress, Tho Senate adjourned. • HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Tuesday, Nov.G, Bills introduced and nailfirst time. By Mr. Crawford: To amend the second section nf tho third article ofthe Constitution. Mr. Coil) of Camden, laid on Iho table a roso. Iiitiou relative to the referring so much of the Governor’s niWsago, ns relates to tho paytnoni of troops of Camden, Ware, nud Lowndes counties, against the Indians in tho Okefenokco swamp, to a induct committee, which was read. The House then adjourned till lOo'clock next morning. Wednesday, Nov. 7. Bills introduced and rend first time. By Mr. Hines: To extend tfud continue the Western nud Atlantic Rail Road authorized to Im constructed from Urn Tennessee line, near Toimessoo river, to a point on the south eastern hank nf tho Chattahoochee, &n„ passed 21st December, 1833, from the present terminus to the Bent of Government; lo appropriate money therefor, and to authorize other Rail Road Coni, panic?, which are now or may horenffer ho in corporated. to unite with the same. Also, To correct aud explain n clerical mistake in tlm records of nn net incorporating the Western Insurance und Trust Company. By Mr. Rockwell: To prescribo the mode of making gifts of slaves. To carry into effect thnt part ofthe Istsnction ofthe third article of tho Constitution, which requires tho estnbli-hmont of a Supreme Court for the correction of orrors, and to orgnnizo the same, and to'regnlnte the procnediuirs thereof. By Air. Lnnmr: To alter and emend the charter ofthe Monroe Rail Rond and Bnnkimr Company—to iuernnso the banking capital thereof, nnd for other purposes. By Air.Craw ord, of Richmond: To niter and amend an n t to regulate the intercourse between tho I links of this Slate and other nisti* lotion* and Inokurs. ttr Mr. Philip*: To prohibit the Judges nnd Clerks of tlm Superior Courts oflliis State from granting any rule of survey In any ejbclmont c .so or sui: for land now pending, or tlmt may be brought in said Court by Cherokee Indians -*r their descendants, representatives or assigns, founded on reservation*arising under the trea- tii* of 1817 or 1819. undo but ween the United States and said Indian*, itc. By Mr. Dougherty: To incorporate a hanking company under tho name of tho Planters and Mechanics’ Bald: of West Point. By Air. Grco-, of Forsyth: To compensate persons who havo rendered services in Inking the ceusin of tho State of Georgia during the year IS3S. “ To empower juries to allow interest on open account*, and in all other casus, whether atistim cx contractu or ex delicto. 0 Mr. Berrien presented the petition nf sundry citizen* of Bui ke county, praying ,0 bo added to tins county of Richmond; which was referred to a Select Committeo, consisting of Messrs, Bcr- lien, Jenkins, nnd llnrst, without being rend. On motion, so much uf the Governor's tnesi sage as relates to tho calling out aud paying the troop* of Cnmtle.i.Wara, and Lowndes counties, against tlio Indiana in lliaj Ukofunokeo swamp, ho reft-1 red to a special Conunittee.-coniiisliitgof Messrs. Cone, of Camden, Ilall. Smith, ofApp- ling. Hilhnrd. and Suwnrd, with authority to repot t by hill or otherwise. A BILL, To be entitled Act toulterniid amend an net entitled “An Act to amend ail net entitled nn net to incorporate tho Cenlrnl'Rail Road and , Canal Company of Georgia, to alter nud change tliu name ofanid Company,tfml to give to said Company Banking powers and privi leges,” passed M hiteccmhcr,1835,to increase thu capitul ofhuid Company and lo give it further powers. WitfcUKAs, The Central Rail Road and Banking Company of Georgia, by virtue of the net above referred to, became organized in conformity thereto in the early part of llio year one iho isanil eight hundred and thirtyuux, oiin subscription of two millions ofthe stock allowed by said net; nud whereas the said Company has from time to (itr.o called in instalments on said two millions of slock, and has appropriated and divided such instalments, according to tho provisions of their charter, between their, Rail Road aud business of Bnukingf. nnd whnrens, when the whole amount of two millions pf dol lars so subscribed shall have been paid in, tho sum appropriated to Banking purposes will be eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and the sum appropriated to Ro id will ho aye. .million ouc hundred and fifty thousand dollars; and‘offer the said Company sell ordisposoof the remain ing miliiou ofstock authorized by iheirsaid clmr* tor. there will he one and n half millions of their capital which may be applied to banking, and the like *11111 which must bo applied towards their snidllnadi nnd wherens.the saidCotnpanyJiRving surveyed and fixed their lino of road,and graded nhniuoighly miles thereof, liavo ascertained that .1 — -1 .... i t.iv.ihl La ft.A llftAnlt IfftV !ft capital stock a* tho charter of said Company now authorize*. Dividend* of rond profits shall ho declared separately, nud tire to be paid to all thoso who may bo proprietors of tlio two millions ofstock already imposed of by llio said Company, end of tlio remaining million ofstock which the said Company, by its existing char ter, it authorized to sell. Sec. 3. Anil be it further enacted by the authority afursaiil. Thnt it shall aud mnv be lawful for the said Company to build, purchase, keep, and maintain one ot more steampnekots or skips to ply with passengers nnd freight between the C ort of Savannah nud any port or ports in the toiled States northward of said port,nnd to have receive, and toko, such passage money and freight as the said Company may from time to time preset ibe:protidcil,\hn\ the said Company, shall pay to the State such tax on the profits such steampnekets ns they are bound to pay or may bo made to pay under tlio provision* of their present charter. And it slmll bo lawful for the said Compnuy owning such stcnmpackets, or in any lino of stages runniiing in connection with tho road ofsnid Company to Alncon, Mil- Icdgeville, Louisville, Sparta, llawkinsvillc, or Augusta. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. Thnt tho said Company shall have the right to subscribe for nnd bold stock in such incorporated conn panics ns are or may bo established by law for the construction of Rail Hoad* from Augusta, YVnynosboro’, Louisville, Sparta, Alilledgeville, nnd Hawkinftville, to unite with or j»*iu the Central Rail Rond: provided, nothing herin contained shall delay or impede tho construc tion and completion of tliu said Central Rail Road to the city of Alncon, and provided that any iiivoilmeiit of stock in such companies shall first receive tho snnciion of a meeting of the stockholders in said company,to be held for thut special purpose, on sixty day* public advertise ment. At such meeting* of stockholders, n least one million of dollars of tho stock of snid Company slmll bo represented by thcstnckhold' ers thereof in porson.or by attorney duly nulhoiz- ed, and tho proceedings and determination ol such meeting of stockholder* shall bo made public by advertisement in the Gazettes of Sa vannsh Sec. 5. Andbeit further enacted, That the twonty-seventh section of tlm churtor of sniil Company, passed 14th December, 1835, be, and the same is liorohy repealed. Sf.c C. And be it further enacted, That this act shall go into operation, and bo tnkon ns n public net on tho President and Directors of said Company, or a majority of them, express ing their nssentto the provisions of the same; inn resolution, under tho corporate seal of mid Company, placed in tho hands of his Excellen cy tho Governor. NEW-YORK. Nov. 10 The Election—Bcturns.—-We have received this morning nealy one hundred letters from the various towns arid counties. No doi;bt exists ofthe election of Seward nnd Brndish.hy'a majority of nearly! 12.000.or 15,000 —perhaps more: In several towns west, B radish runs abend of So ward, but his loss in the enst rather throws him abreast if not behind on thu whole ticket. Tho whigs will also carry n majority of tho Assembly, und of the members for tlio next Congress—probably two-thirda of the whole nn miicr. From the Albanr Ecveing Jouinal, Nov 9. THE EMPIRE STATE REDEEMED. The Empire Stale ha* redeemed herself and saved the Union! William H. Sownrdand I.i thor .Bradish are elected Governor nnd Linnt, Governor by most decisive majorities We Imvo carried a largo majority or the Member* of Congress. We have also a lurgo majority of Alembors of tho Legislature in Joint Ballot, which secures to us a Senator in Congross, Comptrollpr, Attorney General, Secretary of Stale, and Treasurer, This is no harrep Y’ic tory. Never in the annals of party, was tri umph more complete. And never to nn onqtny, was defeat moro fatal disnslrus and overwhel- 11 ,2 “ « «> «T\1S,B0 38 Id * (J3'm2' Holden of priui will call for iho chit M "•*»« WITHIN QToffg. IHEnimulm®*! 0 * - eeung of tho Board of Com. Public Roads, for Chatham •*}h* Uotlrt House, hi the nov 15 nro scarco and brings 16 cts, fur good Western or Bnltimoro cured. Sales of new Lard al 14£ a JC cents. Sugars—At Auction today, two cargoes of Portu Rico, omnprisitiff 362 lihds and 65 bbl* wore sold at $7 75 n 935. Also a' purcel of St Croix, part sold at 10 a 10 05. By private con tract wo note antes of brown St Jiigo nt 8 50; of 50 bbl* Brazil at 975 and 50 baskets white Ba- lavinnt9 3l4. Whiskey—'The matket continues inactive. \\ f e quote hlid* &t 42 cents, at which a considerable parcel lias been taken. Bbls nro getierallydield at 44 ots. for good qtiul.iy. The wagon price of bhl* is 40 cls,exclu*ive of die barrel. The in spection* of tlio week comprise 93 lihds and 691 bbls, of which 65 hhds and 91 bbls were received from tho Susquehanna by water; and 191 bbls by the Baltimore and Susquehanna rail road. . RICHMOND. Nov..8.— Tobacco.—Tiio in- speciions nro very small, and chiefly confined te common and middling qHalities—auction puces luvo consequently averaged lower this than last week—the private transactions aro incre>t«iug. Sales of Lng* nt $5], !o 7£; good and fine'ship* JtlO t ^15 ** ® 0<K * m,d ™ 10 ,nu,,u ^ lur ^ ,, fi» Flour—C\\y Mllls-$8 75 per bbl. Csnnl- Stock rather fight, aud little arriving. Sales of 600 bbls ut $7 874. • Corn—Dull at 90 to 05 cts per bushel. Last sule*95cente. A good supply with a limited demand. Cotton—11 els per lb. , ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 8 —Flour—Not hear- mg of any change, wo continue ‘du* quotation from wagons $7 50 a 7 52. Last sales from stores thAt we have been advised of, wore nt $7 02£; sonic dealers domnnd $7 75—others, we believe, are content to take 7 62.]. Com, white—85 s88; yellow 85 per bushel. MOBILE, Nov. 10.—Cotton—Wo reported in our last 40G2bnl6fl as (he stock on hand, in> eluding all on shipboard not cleared; since then we have received 871 bales, and shipped 1010 bales, lenving tho stock on hand, including all on ship board not cleared, 3923 bales, against I0.38o bales same time last year. The receipts during the past week havo been quite light fu conscqnetice of the continued low * luges of (ho water! but the very hea* vy rain we had on Wednesday, and which appear* lo have boon general,justifies the expre token that we shall soon have full rivers, and we may look next week for large arrivals. The accounts today from Montgomery represent the river to have risen three feet, and to be still ri ■in*. The market has continued firm during the week, with moro enquiry for the iniddlinganaL dies al prices corresponding wilh others. There is now not over 250 to 300 bales remaining or sule in the market. We quote— Good and Fine 14) a lu;Good Fair 14] a 14]; Fair [3) a 14; Middling 12 a 13]; Ordinary 6] Freights—No new engagement has been made for foreign freight since onrlnst, when we re- ? noV 15 ported one vessel taken lip fn^LiverpooWitjd. Tmlssionere of Pul *** at ino v/oim House, In th« dly 1-r Haviwinnli, ,m Monday tha 3.1 rfiwL'fr araavt At JHb Clmllmm County, fo, Loiter, or OnSdtaSdihf minoV P °”°"*"“ pr0p0, ' r *» r S«r«h A. Theod ore therefor^ to cito and edinonUh ,0 -ttoemed; to HI. their objootion. f ir Z r«)ln llio Clork'eOfllco ofthe wldCeurX Jimtleoj of Con» < ! tl |h5-jg5il f A DOMESTIC GOODS. ICA pos ®' 4 •blonoliod HttmUton Bhwf ttlr ni^a, SO do 6-iuobleachod dodo * r t **® fl ed qnilii 5 mm 4 4 bloii'J Shirting., monad-qniljiU. 2 do nrhite and brown Canton Flaunt. 2 do Apron Chech. ; 50 doit Woollen Clove. 50do do Half lloee, fornle by. FULLER, MOORE*CO, 222m ' ■ CLOTHS, aid. PCS anpir black Cloth 4.do do bluo do 4 do drab olid striped Cnesimoroa 10 do an per block, sreon.bluo, Oxford and lte.1 11111. d.Snt men 5 bale, twilled Coriloy.Karraya 3 do ted Flunnole, iuil recowod and for nf. h. FULLER, SlOOUE i CO. hr nov 15 222m 1 FIWE Fun CAPS. - • TRUNK gan.l men.’ Sea Otter Cap., 1 <•» do Seal do, . 3 A 0 ,, d “ ■“'» priced do. jnet rec’d and for-nla by n-» <5 H. N. AtDRlCH * Co. iiatst" yS CASES gentloaiens* Una Hate, f»Bdo do Silk do, and for ralo by^ 0 ^*' d<> > JV**, nov 15 It N. ALDRICH '* CO. WlilTE'EsTBr^—~ KEOS jmt ropoived and for nle nov 15 HAZARD, DENSLOW* Bn, HRISKED OIL, fta—:—• SlftS* pu,B En *- LiilieedOil “ VTF 10 bble Spirit.. Tnrpmtine, jiut recoivcd anu for saje by 4 nov 15 HAZARD, DENSLOW A rn WESTPHALIA HAMS^ 1 ftft OF the above a,tide, varvaopari. JL WU or, landing front brig Eleanor!Iid CLAGHORN A-WOOn. for sale by - nov 15 PEACH WATEbT A. PAR8QN8. nov 15 SO A If «• .C6do XE V,"eg3°“ tlC,n “ dS r- 3 do Almond j 0 . Just received and for sale by - Il ° y 15 * A. PARSONS. COTTON TWIrtfe. CD BUND LES Colton Twin., received and “ ibraalaby A.rARSONS. MARRIED, On tho 12ihin«t. by the Rev. John Fielding, Mr. Euokhc J. TnucHaiOT, to Miu Lovu. AI. Ceuvkau, both of thi. city. FASSENGER3 Por brig Tantivy, from Now York—Mr Hoe. liter and Indy, Almira Levy, Uriggon', Alurpliy, and 40 in the steerage. SIIIL* SEWS. PORT OP SAVANNAH. mint; The entire State—the whole people, have dono their utmost duty . Tho hopes of the Re public were hanging upon this State. Hero ail was to ho Inst or won. And here in Van Bn- rail’s own state, nnd in defiance of his legions off officeholders, n : victory has boon achieved which terminates tho misrulo of demagogues and despots. N EW-YORK, Nov. Melancholy Shiptcrcck.-Wc nolicod.n few duys since, tlmt a vessel bound to Quebec bad boun lost off* the month of tho Choleur, and that it was feared mnnv lives woro lost. Tho mail of this day brings the particulars of this sad disnster. Tho vessel was tho Colborne, from London, with a cargo estimated nt tho vnlueof $300,000. Forty passcngois aro said to havo perished. Thera was £7,000 in specie,which it was expect ed would be snved. COMMEltCIAL JOURNAL LATEST DATES ritoM T.iVKiti'oor., : : : : ;: oct. 1. ruoM havuk, :: t :t oct. 6. ritoM mobilk, : : : : : : : : : nov. JO. rttoM KKw-em.KANs, : : : : :: : nov. 8. SAVANNAH EXPORTS. Nov. 14. Per shin St Maty, for Now York—624 balos Cotton, 223 casks Rico, 8 packages sundries. November 15. Per ship Robt Isaac,for Liverpool—1532 bales Upland Cotton. t Per brig Opelousas, foj* Baltimore—163 bates UplauiPCoiton r l Iron Steamboat,71 bbls Flour, und 1 box Mdzo. Per brig llnlcyon.forBoston—10,000 Board* 106 casks Rice, 1G0 bates Cotton, aud93 Hides* CHARLESTON, Nov. 14.-(Somi*YVeekly Report.)—Cotton—Tho transactionsinUplands, since onr Inst weekly roport, have been light, hut the operations were more favoTable to pur. chnsers. Sales hnve been mode nt a declino of half a cent on nil descriptions except choice Cottons, nr selections, which still continao to command 13] to 13) cents'. llice.—The transactions for the Iasi three days were light, and our remarks of. Inst Saturday lie Road cannot bo completed te Macou fora gay apply to thp present period, ARRIVED.. Brig Volte, Higgins, New Yo»k. Hay for the U. States. Brig Tantivy, Johnson, New York, 80 honrs, to Claghorn & Wood. Mdze toW Olmstead, A Kimburly, W B Bulloch, 51 Prendnrgost, II N Aldrich tic Co, J ft E Ingorsoll, F W licino* mann, O Johnson & Co, J C Sturtevant, G D Cormvell,W Nichols,Close & Thompsoti.Hnn- tington At Holcombe, W T Williams, Wash, burn Lewis. Biig Caledonia,' Munson, Bath. Iloy, &c. to Lailil, Topper «& Sistnro. Brig Falcon. Jones, New York, via Cock- spur, to S Philbrick Jr Co. Aldze to J I{ F Mansfield, G W Andor*on,Close&Thompson, Claghorn & Wood, Washburn &. Lewis, Cope &. Smith. J B Gtmdrjr. Brig Woodstpck, liragdon.Portland. 15 days. Hay, Bricks and Lumber to YV Crabtroo. Stenmboat Cherokee, Norris, Augusta, with boats 1 and 14 to Steamboat Co. 316 bales Cotton and Mdze to CninnfieU & Neyte, R Habersham, J P Stuart, and others. Stenmboat Oglethorpe, Dillon. Auguste,with tow boats 5 and 9 to Harper Sf Douglas. Adams Ac Burroughs, YV Holmes, Halsey & Harding, Pndelford, Fay & Co, R Habersham, Koser Ac O’Driscoll; Steamboat Chioffnin, Wolls, Darien Gieu’s box No 1, from Augusta, to F Sheik 440 bates Cotton to 8 D Corbitt, O Cohen, W Holmes, R AI Phinizy. CLEARED, Ship St Alary, Foster, New York— Washburn Sr Leicis. Ship Robt Isanc,A1 ills,Liverpool—j1 Low Sr Co. Brig Opelousas, Alexander, Baltimore—F Sor rel & Co. Brig Halcyon, Donnell, Boston— T T White. MEMORANDA. * Tho ship Henry, sailed from N York, 9th iust for this port. CHARLESTON, Nov. 14.—Ar line ship An son, Sinclair, N York 72 lira; Br barque Lord Glenolg, Potter, Greenock—sailed Oct 6; Sw brig Zephyr, 8oarberg t vm Dartmouth, Eng. 64 ds; schrs Betsey Pierce, Crockett, Thomaston, Me; Vuliant, Read, N York72 hrs;Eliza At Bet. sey, Arnold, do4'dnys. Cld, Orschr William, Nelmes. Bermitdn;*chr America, Somoni, Wilmington,NC;*tea:n pack et North Carolina, Davis, do. FOR NGW-ORLEANS, “ The first rnio new barque ZE. NOBIA, (burthen only 289 tons,) Cnpt. Samuel T. Remingicn;,will meet with despatch. For (toight or passage, having good accom* medaffoUs, apply on board nt Smith'* wharf, or to j WASHBURN At LEWIS nov 15 nov 15 Ml . W OY 15 FOB NEW-YOICK, The regular packet brig TAN- TIVY, Johnson, mostor, will sail vyllh despatch. For Freight or pas* sago,apply on,board at Hunter's wharf, or to CLAGHORN Ac WOOD. TO HUNT. A tlireo itory brick HotiH.pleM' ■inly litualed on Columbia Square, Apply to R.4 W.KJNG, 882m- 222 lUCCAIIVNIA VEBMACELLI 7 BOXES lulien Maccaronl 6 do do. V.nnacelli' Por Madiwo and foir sole by 12 C. L. McNISH. F CANAL FLOIIH. ’~ IFTY bble and 25' hair bbls Cabal Floar. U ' lending from N York pnrkele, fur n|. br nov 12 LADD, TUPPER «-8I8TARE. E „ SPAM8H MEGAKS. 80,000.^KS« received andforealo by nov 12 A. .PARSONS. F. n. BEEP. HAITIS.&C. 1 O UALF bbls F. M. Been 50 Hem, JL v N. York, nnd 14 ca.ee Smoked *l> ■non, InndiMu nnd for sale by nov 10 OAUDRY, BRANCH,dr BAKER. FKESII ISAISINS A CHAPES. d C?4b WHOLEboaeibtinch Rahiin lilv 75 linlf do do do 125 qr. do do do 20 liege Mnlegn Gropes Junt received by brig Goorgin nod for nle bjr oot 20 . C L McNISH; AblEKICAN B1UNDY db BDLS Amcricnn Brandy, 4lh proof. K V lauding from ship M illodgevilo, nod for Hide by nov 10 GEORGE H. MAY. TEAS. A A BOXES G. P. Tea, 12 lb bolt., ini *"X\W\7 halfchests Souchong Tea, landing l^oui ship Al illeJgevjJle, and. for^saje by^^^ nov 10 GEORE1 NAVY BREAP. Ac. L ANDING from ship Milledgevilln.nnJ will be sold low from the wborfi 20 bbls. Ns»J Bru.-u\, 20 do. Pilot Btead, and 20 do. Bntttf Crackers. nov 10 GEORGE H.MAY. CANAL FLOCK. ' 50 BBLS, canal Flour, landing ®ndw gr ^ sate by 7oH0 GAUDRY, BRANCH & BAKER. IUISII WHISKEY & BBANDF; OPUNCHEONSipure Irish Wbi*oy,.M» /Whoir pipes ’Soignolto B indy, entitled t» «' boniure, Ibr «alo by nov 10 GEORGE IP MAY^ PBIM ST. CKOIX SIJOAK A1VD HYSON TEA. ,, O HIIDS. .prime St. Croi* Sniir, » 9 bmos young Hyaon Ton, 13 Ibi.eacb,, mndiqgnnd for ■»» V^p^njgt HAMS, BEEF AND SACSAGE* — SMALL.ize Now YurkHaon 160 400 lbs smoked Beef S bbl! PUklS P SnuMge,, IVm Hart. JOHN B. GAWD**' schr Wni nov 9 217 HAY. . .. ,y». o BUNDLES lending Ft 0 , m of P’l'uylor,and for“^""nlcARTEBu "'iTitANDY, WINES., a PIPES “Olnrde.Oiipiiy * Co«. Bn>W ( 14 hulf pipe*'Cognno dn, 10 do Amejw^ do. 20 qr. enskn Cnnnry Wlno, 2 pipe* 0 |j pnrlicular mull do, 6 qr. ecko very ch London Pnriiciilor,2 pipe,iTei»»W do,* bent Cny’e" Tenorilfodo, 1 do . do, 20 bA-k-t-Chj^ne 20bbls Monotigah— ..... , 5 ^KVkInchTbakb*- by nov 10 - COFFEE, 3d bags Rio Coffee 25 dd ImpoVinl Ten 85 do Gunpowder Ton 2 10 do plug Tobacco, 10 koge Twut do JSt 1 poy 3 ily w

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Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, November 15, 1838, Image 2