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SA VANNAH KKPljjUt 'AN, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17, P’ftft. THE SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN. rpitinu iv ALEXANDER & SNEED. 0117 f* SAVANNAH, qa. Saturday Morning, Not. 17. NSW YORK CORRMRONDENCt Of tho Savannah Hspubliean. “xw York. No?. I*lh. The assaults mids on this souniry by some of iho KogWah anli-MinistorisI journals xbout an ima- «m»ry fillibusterlux sxpsdlUon* «*ciies only • ■mils bora, yet the Well street "beare" hare soiled upon the canard to oroate an unoaay fooling in tht monoy and stock markets, and sundry very groen operators are selling stocks abort in the vain hope of realiaitiR something hnndsonio. Mr. Michael Duhcny, one of the Irish exiles lectures at the Tatiernsclo this evouing on "Ireland, past, present and luturo," the proceeds to bo dovotod to the filli** buatoting organization that so alarms our English friends and tunipts them to send out a fleet to look allur us. Second edition of Sliovo gammon Addison tells us that in his day, tho Grub street gentry used to lie in nnd wail for tho death of a great man. in ordorthat they might turn a penny l»y recording tho incidents of his life. But it scorns that in our day it is not always necessary to wait lor the demise of any candidate for biographicul honors; for while ho yet lives and moves and has ha being, before his destiny has boon completely achieved, some reverential writor is at hand to toll the story of his lilo as far as it hua progressed. A snort lime ago a Mr. Livingston, the oditorol a Law The Herald has advices Irom Mexico, stating J Magazine in this city, endeavored to induco a great that Gen. Gadsden, the American Minister, was I many persons, altogether unknown to fnme, to By Telegraph fer the Repakllcas. Oar Malattsos wills Fugland. Washington, Nov. 16. Tha government has received assurances that the Intention of tbs English government in reinforch.g their West Indit Squadron is perfectly paeifio. In of ‘hi,, Cummi'duro P.uldmn, who hid bofit ordered to lh, (lull, will proewd will. owl, M»at»»hlp. niaalu>PI» Plortlana. Naw OaliK.aii Nov. 1C. Kour Dvmocran and on. American have boon electod to Conircaa in Mia.i»ippl-a dvmocralic loan ol on#. l'rom Mexico. New York, Nov 16. very til. Gen. WoH had beon cashiered. Later f roiu llovnnn. New Orleans, Nov. 16 The Crescent City has arrived with Havana datea to the 13th inst. The wreckers who woro taking tho cargo of a Spanish brig stranded on the Bahama Banks, were fired into by n Spanish launch, killing two and wounding six or seven. Tho remainder ol tho wreckers wero imprisoned at Cienluegos ‘-’4 hours. The quotations lor Sugars were no '»nnL Slock on hand, 30,000 boxes. Molasses woro active at higher prices. fflurkcia* New Orleans, Nov. 16. The Cotton market is finnei. Sales to day, 5,000 bales. M .. ,, New York, Nov. 13. Cotton has advanced 1-4 a 3-8o, flour 6 a 12c, and sugars I-9c. New York, Nov 16. Cotton firm. Middling OrfeHi a*J 3-4, Uplands 9 3-8. New Orleans, Nov. IC. Cotton has advanced 1 8 a I 4c. Sales to day 15,000. Middling » 1-4 n 8 1*8 .Safe* ol the week 57,600. Rcctipis 43,000. For tho corros* ponding week hut year, the receipts were 37.IHK) bales. Iiicrrased receipts unt«» lhixtmio over lust year, 146,000. £t>>ck on haml, 806,000. tsr Our MilU'dgevillo letter hand yesterday filled to c. me to , K3T The steamship Kn xvillc Cupt. Ludlow, arrived last nui.t it: 56 hours lr< n New York.— She brings 70 cabin and 92 stetrnpo pa#.v:*i;or*, besides her u*uai heavy freight. W« an indebted I urser Lilllej dp. h*r fi ( e ol New Y«»ik pnpeia to Wednesday afternoon last inclusive. ty The port- ffi*o m .his city : b now elottd on Sunday f r the delivery of mails at lia'I pus. 9 o’clock in tho morning, and for receiving Ictur* St 10 n'olock. Having Ir quontlv hnd occasion to speak in terms ol commendation ol the maoagemei t of the office here, we regret tit«t wo crii not do so lu litis case Iho mail teccivcd at I P. M , under thi recent atrsngement, is pot dis tribuied until 8 'clock Monday morning. This mail may contain matter of niu< h importance to individuals and to the public, req bring immediate attention, but under the regulation now in force two trains are suffered to leave before an nnswci can bo returned. The duties of the postoffi'JO, w.- arc aware, arc confining and laborious ; thus Inr they have been s.ituluclorily per formed at this P‘ ini ; but the public feel the incoiivenfen *n of tho present arrangement, nnd lor this reason wo have thought it proper to call attotition to it. Georgia Apples —A friend, recently returned from Marietta, has presented us with a specimen ot the apples grown in Cobb county. They wore ob'ained from the pr. prietorol the Fletcher House in Marietta, and aro very large and benuiilul,somit of them woighing a pound and a quarter, and ol excellent flavor. Indued, we have seldom seen so fine an apple in any part of ilio coumr)—which is the more remarkable as but little attention is yet given to orchards in this State. With such apples ■a these growing almost spontaneously, we sco no reason why tho Clicrokeo counties should not sup ply tho whole State. become fxmowe-hyliaving thoir lives published in Ins periodical. Ho only required thorn to sond him a sketch of thoir histories with (heir daguorrcoiypcn and the trifling sum of one hundred dollars, to cover the exponso of publication. The bait took in many instances and numerous ambitious getv llcmuti forwarded tho sketch, tho miniature am the money ; but tho humbug was finally exposed by some ono who considered that ho was rather shabbily treated. Recently, however, tho attempt to render "small groat” men famous has boon re* vivcd.snd the last oltho living biographies is that ol "Live O.ik" George Law, an embryo candidate for tho Presidential succession. This multiplication id biographies is certainly arrant hook-making, and is a new phasoof an evil quito prevalent in this region of late. Mrs. Lucn tia Mott preached in the Friend’a church in Rose street yesterday to an immense concourse ol people. Her sermon was attentively listened to, and for once the old lady gavo Wo* tu'vu’a Rights and the Slavery question tho go-by. She announced her intention ol preaching another sermon bofero returning to Philadelphia,—ht h»>n.o. Mr. Thackeray is to deliver n course of lour K itiros ut Henry Ward Douche's church in Brook lyn. Cotton has advanced to 9 1-Bc. lor Middling up lands nnd the demand is moderate. Stock very lig.it. An advance in Liverpool isTookcd for by tin next aniv.il. ,W' n. v is m active demand nt 1 per cent, a mint It i n g •< d hn-iners paper. Tne nows from C.dilor- n:a i- favorable. The Northern Light l>r>>uviit it'iiv a Hilling amount of gold hut the mail steamer Int ah ut n million nnd a half it is understood, she will be hero dur tig the week. Manhattan. Official Proceedings of Council. Savannah, 16th Nov., 1855. Present: His Honor Edw'd. C. Anderson, May or ; Aldermen Lewis, Wwl, Miller, Butler, Mai* lery, Wilder, Allen. Minutes of last mooting and Information and Fino Dockets wero road and confirmed. REPORTS REAP AND ADOPTED. The Finance Committee, to whom waa referred Iho petition of Jacob Munke, praying Council to remit an over tax on his proporty, the sntne having been burnt, report that they find hfe statement cor rect, and recommend that the taxon three thou sand dollars (#3,000) be refunded him. John N. Lewis, Chm'n. F. C. The Committee on Fire Department, who woro' appointed to ascertain if a suitable lot could bo ob tained, upon which to rotnovo the Engine House now occupied by Young America Fire Company, report that none can bo had m that vicinity, and would therefore recommend that instead ol an ad ditional story being added to the present Engine House, it bo replaced by a new Houso of larger dimensions, and tho Cotninitteo on Fire Depart ment bo authorized to obtaiu a suitable plan and advertiso lor proposals for building tins same. A. N. Miller, Chm’n. Com. F. D. Tho Committeo on Streets and Lancs, to whom was referred tho petition of sundry citizens, taking to have a pump placed at intersection of West Broad and Taylor atreeta continued, recommend that tho aame bo granted. Gilbert Butler, Chm’n. C. P. Tho City Surveyor submitted a report rolative to encroachments on Mill Btreet,between Falun atroet and the Canal, which was rocoivod. Tito other Committees to report asked and ob tained lunher time. An Ordinance to repeal tho tenth section of an Ordinance rclulivo to a tax on horses and mules brought into tho city of Savannah for sale, waa read socoiid time and passed. Au Ordinance granting to tho Charleston and Savnnnuh Rail Road Company the right to cross or pass through one or moro public streets in the city of Savannah, under certain restrictions, was rend tho first time, and on motion, was read the second tunc, and being Amended to conform to the restrictions placed on tho Savannah, Albany and Gulf Rail Road, was passed. PETITIONS GRANTED. James Sullivan and J. Lama, Administrators, to bo relieved Irom double tax. George S. llarding, Agunt Hydraulic Cotton Press, asking permission to erect a hoisting ma chine on their wharves. A. A. Sincts, to bo refunded tax on ono lour wheeled earring* erroneously returned by him. __ Marlin Grother, to be refunded twenty dollars, i Churoiftmd fltiViV,'ar!d*npi’n«e ah’higher ! jury fine paid by him, he not being a citizen of tho Into men, whether papa! or protevtanl; and that; United States, ull nu n who hold or HckiMiwIciigo a ngiil to vi<<- IrIo the Cor st Button (Under uny ptetenco ot civil privileges or it'ligoi s In-lie*, or whose nlloiriuiic PlallsrM si lisa American Parly off Alabama. Adopted bp tho State Council of the American l*arty of Alabama, at an Extra Seeeiun of the Council, held in the city of Montgomery, on the 13lh day of November, 1855. Hooked, That wo togard tho Philadelphia Platform as a political compact entero i into, by Iho North and tho South, with tho hupo of giving poaco and stability to thu Union. But tho spirit of that compact huving been violated by tho pas- aigool Resolutions trenching on our rights and equality, by several of tho Stato Councils of tho North; wo do now, iheroloro, declare, that wo doom it neoeaaary and proper, dourly and fully, to defino tho position of tho American Party ol Ala bama ; repudiating every construction ol tho du- tior and obligations imposod by iho constitution and rules of any portion of the "National Organiza tion" violative of, or conflicting with, the princi ples hotoinalu-r avowed. And that all the pass words, secMia, signs and ceremonials which may hcroud'tre htvo been observed are hereby abolish ed. Discarding, therefore, nun-ossontials, wo will hut the moro stendluaily adhere to our organiza tion and tho holding and maintaining of tho fol lowing mure fully cxnroased cardinal priuciploa ol the great Amuiicon Party: 1. A strict construction of iho Constitution of tho United Stales 2. Hiorn ann unswerving devotion to tho Union under tito constitution us above construed ; and tin ceasing resistance to all factious nnd sectional at tempts, emanate whence they may, to weaken its bonds. 3. Congress has no power to logiuliito upon tho question ol slavery, in the Statos where it exists,or to exclude nny Stato from admission into tho Union because its constitution does, or does not, recognize tho Institution of aluvory, or to abolish slavery in the District of Columbia. Tho Fugitivo slnve law should be maintained and rigorously cn- cny> forced. No Inw, or regulation, shall he ntiompt- »n<x cd by Congress touching the question of slavery in the Territories ; but that it ahull ceuso to agitato the question of slavery in any form. We regard u strict adherence to the principles and viows ol this section absolutely essential to the peace and per- potuily of the Union ; and wo do pledge our reives, ono to the other, that wo will affiliato with no party, uor support any man lor ollieo, under tho government of the State, or ol tho United States, who docs not publicly nnd uncquivocallv avow the principles of this section, without chnnge or ubnte- muni. 4 Al I foreigners who have como to this country, under :ho guaranties ol our laws, and have been properly and legally naturalized according to ex- iat<ng lonuB, aro tally and legally emitted to all tho civil and religious privileges conferred by our CMit-iiiution and laws; and shall be fully uud ef fectually protected in them. 5. A radical endnge in the Naturalization laws ••re' 1 by the exigencies ol the country, so as . iiircigHi-rs coining into the c uncy, af* ..senactment, and to pruvi-nt the transportation nnd ii.tufgn iou of paupers and criminals ol uth or countries. 6. Americans should give laws lo AmericV 7. Euiiro religions liberty—holding that all men have a right to wotslup God, according to their own consciences, we will itminluin a strict 8epn- A Word for the Urania. It will be seen that the Athenaeum is *o be re opened Monday evening next, and uafer auspices which entitle the manager to expect a tncccsslul season. Mr. Jair.ce Bennett, who enjoys l'ic npu- I tation of an accomplikhed tragedian, is advertised i to moke his firrl rpncurancu on tho oecus on be ■ fore s Savannah undienco, Rsaisn-d by tho beauti ful Miss Reeder, already an established favorite , here, and *he whole strength of the c pu>. 1 ne play eeloctod lor tho evening's on* •rtainment, i» Hamlet, tho most sub!urn. and spicnuiJ cioationol Shakipt a r e's wondclu! genius. Returning to Faw.iiab alter a snccc-rsful en gagement elsewhere, wo trust the manager jfi.Utah at home will accord to him at least ns genorous a support as that which ho has received at the Lands ol ettxogets. Having renewed the Aihannum, as, it were, and striven to reestablish the Drama hc/c, upon a respectable and permanent footing, i: is the duty of the public to do their part, and to cofipc- rate to tho extent necessary to n-ndor ins cliorts successful. Wo havo over c<-nvder"d a well regulated The atre u bcmfic nt inulauiiud. It it uccompl.sl.ee no other good, tho ftclthrit it in many instances wins, if ouly for nn iicur, the young Irom the haunts of vice and dissipation, and renders then, familiar with ‘.no noble virtues and pa mnicsgnti- merits which illumine tho pAgcs . f our best dra matic authors, ought ot khuIi to commend it to public favor. And if men and women of the first social positi. n, and of the best intellects, would frequent such puces and thus oicvato tlm character of the peiformers and the |*urfi>rmanccs, ami re •lore tho Drama to ns anuicit r. "poc!al>iliiy, th > might soon purge tho stage of whatever is tmprn- per, and render it, next to the Pulpit, he Pres* and tho School-room, onu of tho most cfiioicr.t instiu- metitaluios for the improvemun anJ elevation ol toe masses. Such it was iu the ln-at days ol A'li ens, wnun Eurtp.des ana Sophocles spoke to the multitude from tho lorutn ul the Hugo. The l'hestre is not so proper a pluco to visit ns tits Church, but it is Isr licticr and safer than thu bar-room, lliu grnungsaloon, and other puces of vice and immorality with which ail cities mote or le«M abound. And il it is not all we wou*d like to have it, let us endeavor to nmko it auch ; and li wo fail, then iol it Pc elevated as high as poa-ubfe, it for no o'her reason than that it is moro hannlcMi than other resorts and pueiimes which unfortunate ly possess greater attractions for tho vicious and tuoughtiess. It is upon these grounds thut we have hfiretoh.ro endeavored to sustain thu malinger in the efforts lie and his friends have made, and it is up-n tho sarno grounds (hat v e would agjin invoke tho co-optr 3 tioo of the public. [l’r"m tho Havannsh Ocorglsn ] l'o tie Eliiore uf the Gtinuum I no'iced in your paper n lew days ago, n cmnmutdeation signed " Indip. ud n* votots,” suggest ng my nann ns a candidate |..r Mayor N »w 1 feel that my *’ Imfepundont voteis" havo beon atu-mpting to poke at me in one ol their nceut iiomitiain ns ( somewhat like a friend of mine who resides in! Alabama, i nd who wan m< t l>y a how mg French man in Nuw Orleans. The Alulutman returned h>s sulafet.on, and the Fiui clunan leathered in on him with so many smiles nnd hows, tho Alubami m saw it was no u«e,ihui ho never could got even with him, s. the show was wound up alter this fashion: J "See here, niy little hit nd, in my country 1 am i thought thu politest mnn there ; and when I go ubroitd 1 try to susia.n my reputation by allowing nobody to In* more polite than I am." Now it may ho that you have tripped me up to day, but sir, 1 want you lo distinctly undurrtaiid that I enter- ta:n iho opinion,sir, that I hive been quite pulito enough, und that you sir, havo been a little too poite. Now I lovo fun, and have often thought that “There aro seine hours that pass so toon, Our Bpell-ionclicd hearts .care* know they e»nl.” lint to he serious, I must a la Afebaiiii.in be put nutted to nny that hi my opinion, 1 do think thu idea ol attiliiplinQ lo crowd mu into u mare's (.Mayor's) nest is a lithe loo funny. If, however, it’would not be out of place to offer a milieu* refl. ction where lun is trumps, 1 would add that il 1 wero .thoroughly qualified for (he Gliicl Magistracy of thi* etiy, and was eager to wear the honors uud pcrlorm '.lie uuiu-s ol thut office, 1 would wait until rtio present iflicienl exe cutive h id been out ol office at icust long enough for sotno other administration lo huvu tho odium ol a comparison and a contrast I weather. Spencer Currell. Dxath or Sully, the Artist —Mr. Robert M. Sully, thu distinguished artist, who recently felt Richmond, Vs., to tako up his residnnee in Wis consin, died at IhiflsIo.N. Y , on 28th ult. Origin or Foolscap Paper.—It is well known that Charles 11, of England, granted numerous monopolies lor tho support of hi* government — Among others was the privilege of manufacturing paper. The water-mark ol tho lineal was tho royal arms of England. The consumption of this arti cle was grout at this lime, and large fortunes wore mude by thuso who hud purchased oxcltisivo rigid lo vend it. This, among other monopolies, was sot aside by thu Parliament that brought Charles lo tho scufli.ld ; and by way of showing their con tempt lor tho king, they ordered the royal arms to be taken from the paper, and a fool, with his cap and bulls, to he substituted. I' is now moro than a hundred and soventy-fivu yours since tha fool’s cap and hells were taken from tho paper, yet still, pspor of the size whieli the Rump Purliamont or dered for llioir journals, bears tho namool the wa ter-mark then ordered as an indignity to Cliurlc*. A Youthful Coquette.—A friend asked n pretty little child of six year* old, "which do you love tho heat, yosr cat or your doll ?" Tho little girl thought some time holi.ro answering, and then whispered in tho ear ol tho questioner, love my cat best, put ploaso don't tell my doll!” II eclpe for n Modern lion not. Two scraps of foundation, some fragment* of lace, A shower of French rose buds to droop o’er the 'ace, Fine ribbons and feathers, with crape and illusion, Then mix and derange them In graceful confusion; Inveigle some fhlry, out roaming for pleasure, And heg the slight favor of taking her measure, Tho length ami the breadth of her dear illtfe pate, Aud hasten a miniature frame to create; Then pour, as above, the bright mixture upon It And lo I you possess ‘’such a love of a bonnet.” NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, cautioh io the im m., t learning from some of tho respectable firrna of Charleston and rtavannah Uiat mjr Heheldain 4roiuti| { Hchnupps.ls extensively counterfeited by aUmnberof l.tqnor mixers In New York, Philadelphia ai.d |i<„ I(iri and Hading that the pirates daringly advertise their p*,.' melons deception* under the name which helongu,, n aitIcIl, I think It necessary lo caution the community against tliism vendors of poison In disguise. 1 I introduoed the Heheldain AroniallcHchinp,„f„ rlh purpose of supplying the medical faculty „,„i ( | ie | ATHKN/KUM. LKH8KK AND MAN Art KH W. II. CRISP. COMMENCEMENT OF THE REGULAR SEASON. M lt. CltlHP has the honor of Informing th« patrons of the Attifiiwuiii, lie many month* slnue determined during the present arnaon, to produce a anri'-sof Hliakesperian Tragedi** aud I’lays'. With others of the highest legitimate reputation, ami Tor ; community with a pure medicinal spirit, whirl. ... . tliis purpiuM. entered into mi engagement with tli«. r.dlm-d „ r( . ll< . r im H i wll |, .n . "“I' 1 and Int. llnctnal TRAGEDIAN AND DI8TINGU1MIIKD «« l»« scrltied wltl conOdence, to all cases where m Ma ACTOR, I *" 1 " w,,ro required, without priMlucIng the fearful Mn. JAUXID BSIIVIVXTT t 1 "equenceswlih-h Invariably result from using xd,ilu. fM I Wlnste iK-rformaiici-s iu the prinrlpal Tlu-atres in Great ««l liquor. In order lo render assurance doubly s„ r ,. . Ilritain, worn, to Mr. (lisp’s own knowledge, stamped had Hie article analyzed by chemlsu. of world i throughout Urn country. | sands of dis’ngulshed medical practitioners. 'Jh ere . Thu Manager believing siu li nn engagement wnuld he spouses from these M.urcea were of thu most uninuit agreeahlo to tlm patrons of the Drama, has secured the . ullll M ,| 8 r BC , ory character. It Is now before , h * , T services of the young and beuutiful ..... " ,r ‘ »*••* |>ub MISS LOUISE REE0EB. 1“!, .urrountol «IU. ■usnilHui.il _ . - unimpeachable endorsements, una I call upon iig. c „ m Monday Evening* Nov. 19th, ,nuni,y 10 ,,rulecl * ,,d •»«, their ow fl The Play of j tt "' 1 rrpuUllon, by frowning down and re|.«dl»i, n , TT A H/TT the piratical speculators, who are peddllnst Heir f., U | 8 l^LJNli !■ * *7* -A. I commodities under cover of my trade mark. No artiot ■1 i-vvI 1 "' 101,1 P*J r * ,n w * , feb •' ,r • j AMK8 hH( j been Imported from Holland Into thu xui.! III.NNKTl^ Is to appear before a Savanniili niulieiice. ll.u , ’ * . ' I'lim ipal nhunu-len. I.Huk sustained us follows; «'"fe r uxme «»r Hchnapps, previous to the a H ^ v llnnih-t. 1 Piiueu of D< nmuik.j Mr.JAMKN DKNNKTT. anceof Wolfe’s Heheldain Aromatic Hchnaitbi. i..,.. Ghost „r Hamlet's Father Mr. W. II. CTlIFP. c u y , U4 Oplmlla....... .......Miss LOL'IHK RKKDUL Tlm first Importation being made Into this city |„ i h , V.‘!. rt ™ ,,0 ’W U0 ' ,n «*fDenmark) Mrs. W. IL CIUW.! y0Br it*TH, whlch can be seen by the fusion || 0 u^ •OOMMBROIAZj . SAVANNAH MAKKfcT. Fat day, Nov. 16, P. COTTON—The demand was very limited to-day, and tho sales readied '205 halos, viz : 4 at 8 at 8Jf, 151 alKH,27 ul 8X.and 0 bales at 0 cents. RIXEIPTB PERCLNTUAl. RAILROAD. Nov 16—1630 bales Cotton, 2U4I sacks Corn, 390 do ^ llran, 100do Meal, 1332 do Wheal, 54 do Flour, JW bids, do. 32 hales Domestics. 72 boxes Copper Ore, to Itahuu tt Smith, Order, T W Neu|.v, E Parsons it Co. Ilaynard ; It Rowland, J Hostou, II Fort, Hoaton It Vlllalougu, . Ruse, avis <i Long, W Woodbridge, Hunter <l Gam - moll, W Ballerstiy 0t Co, A feiw X Co, Verstllle Sc Frl- J ersou J W Lathrop II Co, C Wells 4c Co, C A I. Lamar, A I) llartridge, W Duncan, Hardwick Sc Cooke, Frank , lin Ac Hrantley, N A Hardee 4c Go. Uehn4c Footer, W II , llurrougds. Young, Wyatt 4c Co, II W Orr, King 4c Sons, . J Hurnett, J Ingeraoll. J F Tucker, M II Williams, W II ‘ miles, Cohens tt Hertz, Wuyne, Grenville 4t Co, Hen derson 4c I., J W Lewis, t; W Germany, C Teot, H Hoy • kin, Atexauper 4t font, It llimau, vV tt Ktheridge, A \ Haywood, J A Williams, Stevens 4c C|!l«ou. , . .. , books, I duposlle my label as a trade mark in :hsi Laertes... .....Mr. MORTOV e( | mates District Court of the douthern iM-trtci«,t Grave Digger. york, in the year IbAI,and liavo the cernrtcaie in* inr A rnsto. whirl, tlm manager believes, will bo worthy of I ,,os HM ion ol that date. The great demaud ahjr public attention. iliua been created for the genuine article hat ki u,« A Variety or Music. Darning, and a popular Farce. who ,e hlveof count. -Hellers In mol'on, and u,. N. n.-lhe season is eX|R-cted to be ono of unusual | owe to iny customers and frleiida, and the |.ut,h c , “‘in- pel* me, to put them on their guanl agjin-t lmisi.i. lion. l.’Di iLI’IIu WUl.Fli. 22 lieuver m., n. V„ r k, length, with a constant bmcci-osIoii of the most hrilliuut tnh-nt in tlm United States. Tlmro remains three private boxes still for sub-, llox uflice will Im o|h>ii this morning, ut lo o'clock, by Mr. Crisp in person, uud ufterwurds us usual. Doors o|>cnnt 7—iierfurmancna commence ut half-paot 7 precisely. nov 17 Fare Reduced—Csltln Passage $21.. For .Veir York. TIIK STEAM SHIP ALABAMA, Will sail. Saiurduy, Nov. 17th, at 2 o’clock, P. M The splendid lust going riteumship ALABAMA, Cant. Schenck, will leave as above. For Freight or Passage ap _ ply to PADELFORD. FAY 4c CO. Cabin Passage $20 Stcenige *• 8 N. II. Shippers ol Co'ttoh by these steamers wilt please take notice, that no Cotton will he received at the pieoses that is nut distinctly marked on the edge uf the hale. iiov 10 to tho Constitution is subject to be ub-olyed by i I- relfft' power mi earth, ar. wfi -lly unfit it. hold office in tins republican country. 8. Prio 'leal economy hi iho adminUirniion ol : public atrnrs, Slate nnd Federal. 9. Opposition to old party backs and d« ma- ! Vogues, and iho promotion io office of men honest and cnpahlu. IU Purity "I tip- ballot box and pen CO 'It elec* 1 •ionsi; the right ol ouch emzen to bis political | vipinioiis being iual-ciintue. II No step backward Irom the GeTgia plat-! b.rtn. Cl«iirii->i on i:ignt>a. Wc tako from tbc Cliiiileston Courier tho fol- 1 •wng account of the first day's r ice. '1 ho vn , tries were: I E. M. C.lnrkc’s Primu Donna, 50 feet, 12 '.ora. j It apiilding’- Auric K , 50 feci, 12 ars. Writ. Lake’s J P. Scriwn, fid fe.-t, 10 ars. Isaac Wilson’s Younger Sis*.;., 45 It.. HI nr* ( The boat* weio nil 'nm and no n lo- k ng speei- 1 mons of mniinc cottveyanco, and indicjiud cip.i- \ bdnios of doing u-.od motion under iln- peiau.isivo | nowor of well pti< d oars Each had e .ger Im ndo and b.ickers, I'UI we believe Imit t'>e money o| ..ii - siders wim deposited moot cm.liduntly oil Mr. Spu'd- inn’s plank. A very lair and sa isfiiciory stnrt wns eflueted, and the skim.tors of the waves darb d bo ward with nn impulse that bol. kci.ed a good result m time. The line wn* well kep' for a cotisidcrablu . distance, nnd C"nj**<-iutes as to position and pros- ' pecis, varied acco-diiig to the angle ol vision and' ol inclination. The rowing was excellent and <-|. fective, nnd the racing boat*all showed tlo quali- ' tie* ol mot) -li that tiad juMilied thu entrances made, i and iho expeetat ons reposed on then.. Tlm stale I „ of Cm wind with tlm tide,occasioned u short chop- | Aldermen lor the city ol oavi ping »W0ll, Wincti lliterlered lo some degree with ; ffioreol, he neTd^Hl^ffio Cour 1^1 tho maximum, Mllhouuh iho coursu was quiet ' “ ' “ "" “ jei-uro. na eomiiared with iho moro open and i-«- . r.:— Ul .* v . Posed Sea line firs selected. I’ax DigMI-lho City Slionfl and his Deputy and Thojsonfidcneo placed u. the Georgia boat of, tboLity Police attend to preserve order; and that the supci-kiuI and intluisiustie Spaldigs! was kept , the Justices ol tlm Inferior Court be requested lo up well, and some hackers wore gripping almost i prcsido ul snid election. tho rewards ol victory us tho little fleet neared the '■ Tho Chairman ol Commissioners of Pilotago homo lino. In the last ci iiienl streteh, howov. r, * notified Council of ilm resignation of Messrs. Low, the Prima Donna of Mr/ ^ Anderson and Williamson, members of snid reeisile-s hound*, and challenged and secured tlm , _ a t- miTloNB REFERRED. Ol Edmond M-irphy, relativo to the grade of Whitaker street at intersection of Congress, to pre vent iimnda'ion ol his cellar. To Committee on Street* and Lines. Ot John A Wragg, praying permission to make alteration* on h.s wooden house, corner of Haber- .lium and Broughton streets. To Committeo on Fire Department. Of Willi nn Ebbs and J"hn While, praying com P'Misrttiun lor services rendered as nurses in N»»r bilk during the tee 'ti» epidemic in that city. To Committee on Fimii ce. O. E. rl Bicoii, relative to lot No. 4. Now Fi'ttikloi Ward, puich'ised by him ut Sltenfl’s safe To Cotumiitee on Public Safes and City Luis. REVOLUTION* OFFERED AND AD ‘PTED. By AlderiiMit Mi fir— Keeoti'cd. That tlm Market Committeo, in rent- my die si a I is and siand* lor the next year in ihu p eseiit m uk.'i, t>e rfiiiliorisud to do so conditional ly, eon-equeiit upon die intention ol Council to bu'id a new iiiuikct Imuso. By Alderin «n Burfi-r— Keeolred, Thai tho Marshal notify pH persons having i iieroaehmoni* on Mill s' reel, to have iho t-niiie r< iiiovi d wiilim tilieen du>>, amt if not re moved w j Iiiii that lime, tic proceed to move them By Alderman West— lieaolred, Tnnt the City Treasurer he untlmr- ixed to pay lo C F. Sione, In-peeior of Dry Cul ture,tlm s un ol suVL-ii'v-iive dollars, being balance ol Ins salaiy as inspecior. By Alderman Miller— Reaolrnl, That an election for Mayor and twelve nnali and hamlets w>t iuse in iho cuy ol ninth, on ilio Hrat Monday in December next, uud tioo tlm I Hy Treasurer bo pruaent w ith Ilia knvannuli Cxportsi Not. IO. Per steamship Totten, Now York—HU bales Colton. « 37u casks Rice, 387 aacka Wheat, 142 do Flour, 10 bbli do, 250 packs Corn. , Per ship Chu'ialioochce, New Orleans—40 toua llay, > Per ship Eli Whitney, Liverpool—1797 bales Colton., Pur ship i italppee, Havre—155*2 bales Colton. Per brig A Lawrence, linslou —354 baj^-s Colton, 600 Hides, 3iKl hugs Rice Flour, HNl suck a Corn. Per brig feu Foam, New hurry putt—128500 ft Lumber, j Correspondence of tho Muvaunah Uf publican. > Galvkston, Nov 3,1855. CoTTON STATKMXNT. Stock on hand 1st Sept.. Among Hie cuinplaiuis for which the .**clin«|,[,« |, u been declared a s|>ecinc by the eminent physiot/iit wno have corresponded with the proprietor, Hre drnp»i,i|t|. pt psia. debilii) conaequeut upon long coniinuHl - lC y. nt-B-uml old uue, epilepsy, asthma, gravel, cl.c. ailec- lions of the kidney i>, and all chronic dl-euM-anf o, 4 gciiUo-uriiiary opparaius. For these and man. niter disorder!, it I* bow prescribed with g em surceri, br more than three thousand medical praclltioLeri in van. oua parts of the United Slates. I heg to cull thu attention of the reader to the fellow* Imr letters from physician*:— Dr. Churl* a A Lease. Coicniistioner of Health, Haiti* more, writes us lollows In reLlion to the value of Fehnappsus a-emedy in chronic calatrbal coiopamu, 4tc. 't he letter Is dated July *27, Ie43:— ‘ I lake gieat pleasure in beurlng highly creditable teslliuony o lia efllcacy as a remedial agent In the nit. ease In which you recommend It. Having a naiuikl j tendency to the mucus aurlace*. with a slight degn-e .f ! a'.lmulatlon, I regard II a one of the most lm r»t\ I remedies In chronic cutarrhal affections, pur,leu my those ol the genito urinary apparatus. With uiuui kpecLyour obedient servant, l 1 OR FALATKA, E. 1*LA, VIA DARIEN, Dr. ('. Robbins of Horton, celebrated hir bit cure of BRUNSWICK, ST. MARYS, JACKSON- epilepsy, choleru, Ate., complains of tho great dtiLcurty VILLE, MIDDLEBURG, (BLACK CREEK,) . el procuring pure Holland gin, aiidsiH-aksol the.Sh»i. AND FICOLATA. 1 dam Schnapps us lolluwa, under date ot Uctobcr j, • - The new and elegan'. flteam racket I 1652:— ' : Tf- ‘ lTl. UT 'i»»»*i*3 t'npl. Junies Freeborn, hav- "* have commended your article In four ca ©a-twon Ing resumed her trips to Florida, will in ve for the Utmi.ucticut, one in \u mont, and one in Rhode Is.uinj. above places everv Saiurduy, ut in o’clock. I Au article of Una kind is ruth needed. 1 have beta For Fielght or I'assiigu, tiav iue excellent stato room unable lo flud ^substitute lu the materia medteu «#r pure acconimo i. Ilona, apply on hoard, ul tin* Florida .steam ' **-- * • " Packet wharf, near the Gns Works, or to Jo ‘23 C L AG III lit N It CUNNINGHAM. Agents. INDKI'ENDIAT MOAT. FOR PALATKA&BLACK CREEK, E. FLA. UNITED STATE* itt All* I INI*;. Received lids week Ut tills poil H47 Received previous ut this port Received ut other Tvxus ports 3511 Total 16971 Exportca to New Orleans to dute 3680 New York 6353 “ Horton 34 W—134651 Reuiitining on hued aud on altiphoaid not cleared, *26i‘G AMERIt.'I'H. N'»V 14—ttu' market has been quite iiiiulniuti d lor He fesi d.iy or two. VVe quote 7)| tone. Willi .m upward tenoeney. 11>1.1) Mill)!*, Nt'V 14.-The demand for Cotton hit* Incicnse.. and mu kei active to-day. VV.- notice >4 im provement on some guides, and luiddliius iu good in ti it-v VV * qu do .vihldlmgs 7u'Ki atrlO' do 7J*u**, (•nod do • Fully l air 6c. IIAVVKINAVII.LE, NnY 9-Prices tango Irom OJrf to 7i*, extremes. Mock ou hand 3Ub bulea- Demand limned. >1->N IG'»MERY, <Ma , NOV 14.—Cotton—Wo quote 7u-c. Fie ghi"—By boat to Mobile, per b do 81 «>>; by bout lo New l.rleii'n, I V ; b rm mud to Clmrlestun, 375 per bale; to dnvauuuh, 3 7a; io Lolumhus, 8t. Holland gin. Yours, C. RUIIIN6I.N." “PiiiLzuxi.ruu, Jll V 15, |p.-i, Mr. Udolfuo Wot.ru,22 Beaver mreet. New \ -,r»— “Dear -tr*.—Last seasutt the writer received, V -...m your agent in timely, unouient your -VrMiiatlc>ciirt- (L.in >chnnpp«, und since that period bus preset feed the same in ceri.ou lorins ol iiriuurycoiuplatntf: also n.a-H DARIEN, It It I "NS VV It K ST MARY-, GA . AND j ol debility m .igcd penni.r. ro lar the ifelmui p» lu» JACKHONVILLE, AND PP.OLATA, FLA. beui oi mucli hmelll to those using it. • • • • in To Leave <on her former day, hit 1/1.1coi'dusl where a diuretic and rtimulanl ts required, ___ .. . I shoii d tfe the Aroiuultc >cl.eidhin ."cliiihi.i s. Ii.anlt- r . r ' 10 l » v i' r 1 "« WKI.AKA. i tor yuurkiiulii,,,. I .... rM,MUgll t i..i .BlTSMBOr ' N l(liiir.wll m> i “ A. 1) -II >1.'‘Mi Jl. m. Inr trips u« Hlmve, OU NtillAV, ut IU o'clock, A. | lcO>..|ilh Eiaidh -Ireet *’ VI*, and will cniiMnuc lo leave regularly, every Friday. J The subjoined letter Irom D . P» ne, ol Mnuci.e^tcr, .In- VVehikit Is wellfllted up with iilry Mule Rooms, and j k \ uW Ifempshlrt*. lelnte. to one o! U e ii.o-t valuable 1 s iiM‘Very way web ndupmiljiilhemum. | mediciuul pn.|H-riUt posM-eN.d by tin- Aiuiuaitc I Schnapps, uud eiiowr thin u nets as a e, ecillc in a very pumtui Ui.-eu-e, the gravel:—. *• u a. VYoLrx: I'eruiii mu *.o address you a few lii.es, which «ou are a llu-ity |oti»eil y«.u th.nk pr •p«r,il» re- died 6clienl.ni M-huapps ‘ •ept 6 6. M. LAFFITliAl', Agent. t'Oll BI.WIDUT. VIA IILUFFl'iN, Hll.T'»N IILAD, OYIlV LAND ING AND CM Utl.E'T'iN. *■ The tleamer VV M. 8EARK< »l»K, Cam. Peck, will lenvn mr the nh ivo ptaci'* on -uiniav. the -2ilih in-t. nt 3. P. M. For ire gh| r passage, apply ul Hie Charleston v\ hurl, s pi I 6. M. HFFITUArt, Agent. FOR KS1V WR*T AT II IIA VAN A TO LEAVE ON FillII V Y, HITII INSTANT. Tne 6p|.mdl<t I'.S. Mali steamship 18- - MILL, Rollins. I'onimiiinler. will leave SflVR'lT 111 * 1>, rl 1111 * , ’ rl, fe)'' oct. I9ih, nml will h nve Hiereuller regulm ly, on the 4th und Hun ol ouch inunili. run l*<VIU',l. connect*, at Havauii, wl:h tliul'.t*. Mail -*ieamslilp t'omiuiii)’* Line ol .xtuameis forSm. l-’rancist’o vln Vipmwall. and will carry the Pnclllc mulls. For Piir-oRge, only, apply m "cl lit I’OIIENS & lll’.RTK.Agcnis. FOR MATTIIEAV S IILIFF AND IX- Ti-.lt.MLHiATh LAI.Ill MIS. THE new an t light draft rtenin< l\ if-1"itm Pin k- t VVIutrt, early on VYedne-dnv Mori ng. 8. M. LAFHTLAU, Agent. IIealiii among the Friends—It is stntcd iu the* Friends' In olliseucor, tltst fn.tn siatistics.ro- ccntly published in England, whilst thu average duration oi human fife is osiinmtud nt thirty throe years, Hint among tho Friend* is nn average ol fit- ty-ono years. Eighteen years ihus uddid to thu average of hurnuti life i* a fact too remarkable not to challenge medical attention, and lead us to a closo investigation ot tho Inws of life. honors ior her nnttvo water*. As tho most sat s laclory Hiaietnonl ol disiuncunnd relativo positions, wo nnnnx tho official report of the judges, as lol- The judge* of this Regatta decido in fnvor of the Frima Donna by ono-nuartor length nhend ol liu, Anne K. ; tho Aurio K. an open length nojlie .1. F. Seri veil; nnd thu Sister a lull length cu the Younger Sister. Time 6rn. 15 Owing to tho lub nets of the hour al which tho llcgnttu opened, the second race was postponed un- • til Thursday. , ( Wool and it.* Mani iactfre —The consutnp lion ol wool in thi* country for the years 1853 and 1851. vvnsubotit three hundred millions of p«und* (); (his amount sixty millions of pounds wero rats- odhere, twenty-one millions weio imported in the raw slate, und one hundred and nineteen million* ii. manufactured goods. Is it not aimarcnt that l*y this system wo aro diiving tho products ol our own country front tho iiurkei; mid inviting those o' other cnimtrioa 7 Just ns good wool can ho pro duced nnd jast as lino cloth made in tho United Srtiics a* in nny part of thu world. Amendment ok tiif. Naturalization Laws.— Mr. Turney has introduced into tiro Toimcsecc LegfeUturo tho follow mg rcsolniion *. li'Hatred !>y f/ie General A'dim'-ly of the Shite of I'enueeeee, Thai our Sjuhioim hi (.'.iiigri ss he iiih;'t.ciid. uni our Reprunuiitatives iu Congrrx* he rt-quet-'i d, i< use nil hoimrshte means to irmUuy our nntuiMfizulion laws; olloiing friendly proiec- t'on Ho- homai emigran', but t<» prevent 'lie trims- nu-ston li our sin res ol felons mid jumpers That thi,> exiend the limu ofnniuraiizu'ion so that lor- eigti* n ‘h ill he ulilu to e|ie»k our fimuuugo nnd h.-eomp uiquointed with our insiiiurtons. That • h- v enact a undortn few to prevent the States, In- j:vidu:il'y Irom adiintiing loreigneis to vofe before t'.cy *t«v» uaiurafixed. And thot 'hey rvperl nil law* making grams m Intnrn to unnatiiriii zid l'-r- i-igi" re, and *o to provide Hint tho uut ivo Ameri can* shall retain Hie power of nduimMcrtiig tlo government without fe-ing overwli- lined by the nidii'l foreign population constantly fending upon our shore*. Board; on motion of Alderman West, Mosers. C A. L. Lamar, Henry Brigham and Gcorgo S. llttrding wero appointed to fill said vacancies. Tho communication of Board of Health, asking nn appropriation of two hundred dollars, which was laid over from feet meeting, was, on motion of Alderman Mullery, read, and the amount asked for granted. Montgomery Gumming and John Hamlet were confirmed as members of the Savannah Fire Com pany. Tho application ot Savannah Firo Company to inicrv fciit'V Foreign Items. J , t p8 placed in frontof Firemen’s Hall, Tho wliolo ol thu British batteries nt the mouth , , * ol tho Tynn are being strongly fortilied. A half < was granted. ..... . ¥¥ ,r Jim buttery will be er.-eied at tiio end of tho | Tho City Marshal stated ho hnd leased Henry t'ustlo clilis;and the Spunfeli battery, which has/ Tow, Esq., a portion of the Springfield Plantation, beon in cxUtuico since tho time ol the Spanish rc8cr viiig tho wood to the city. On motion, the A ^::: l t,!uS;i'E'SL»I from a lh. *» «„a T 4. 13.h lo Aiigu-t 27'h, 18)5, in p.ivate gilts for the r The City '1 reasurer submitted his annual state- wi.unJed ol, Sevastopol, a sum ol l,b57,128t ai.d'* ment, examined and signed by the Finance Com- HC6 case* of lint, "Id linen, &c ‘ Duties to ut Rcturhud.— 1 The authorities ol Cuba moro than s year ago required deiios to ho paid by citizon* of tho United Btatos on certain deBcrpiioiisof building mateiials and provisions which before that period hid linen admitted to the Island oitlMr free, nr on Hie payment of a more nominal tax. 1 ho losses in coiiaeqiieiiee wero omiiderable; and sinco that time tho subject has been brought to the attention of (ho Spanfeli (Jov- •rnment by the direction ol thu Hocrumry of State, through our minister at tho Court ol Madrid. Th# find lo "‘l*. a dl.po.iUQn lo roluod lli.ao dull.,, improperly d.m.udod l„ ,h. c.p„|„ Oooor.l, lint ,pirt twol.o month, durlnp whiol, ,|, c dulm- ““ " r r m «'■•" <]iim. ,o .1,0 Bpipitil lulboril.M, on ll„ .djudiMioo or .orilie. lino ol which llictu dull,, will bo r.lunriud pRoDurrioNs of the Uniti p States.—'Touch ing the uImciico ol American ngneultural tpoei- nietts m the present Exi'^siiioii in Fnris, a French writer say*: " ’I hu United 8tn:c* have exhibited no agricul tural i roil'icis, thiiikitig UonoHeM ilmi they hnd 111,1111111/ to teach us But sue what they could oiler uw il cotton, corn and pork : they produce annually fi(Ml inil ions ol kilo* 12 1-1 Ii.h ) ol cotton, worth Aim) millions ol franc*; lhov harvest 20() million* ol lieciofitros (2 1 2 ImihIh Ih) ol Indian corn, valued at iwo billions; ol Fork ih y cure 20 millions.— Tltcso three urtielea alone are equal to all thoagn- cultural productions ol France, and eurpn s that of England. Add tobacco, sugar, rice, cheese and enltlo, nnd wc find the cn <rm""8 figure ol nix <>r seven billion*. No country in llto world produce* *o much. And (hi* vast country hn* grown up in about n century Irom fittlo more than a million ol inhabitants to near 30 millions!" Tho Kmg ol Belgium ha* just created eighteen of the must distinguis hed phyateiaus of his kntg- •Jnni Knights ol thu Order ol Leopold. An extraordinary plague ot flies ha* lately pre vailed in parrs ol Giouet-si.-rt-lnre, England. It was first tleteetrd on Sartod iy. 26 h ult., when tho - rved to t e filled with the black w:ng- milteo. Accounts parsed $2,927. Council adjourned. A. C. Davenport, C. C. Age*—Bit fe*w men dio of old ago. Almost all How to Wash Windows.—'Tho nicost article fer washing windows i*a deut-skin, us no parttclea come "fl to adhere to the glass and tnako it look it * il washed with fi-atbora. Them is no need ol nnylhing larger Ilian a liand-bAaiii for war-liing windows. Tho great ttplnahing some people make jn thu rxereiao ol their ail ih enlirely iis.-lur*, and is, moreover,dclolorlous. Wln-n the wnter is jier- rmttfid to run in groat quantities over thu gin**, it dissolves tho puny nnd noon loosens the pain-* Irom iho:r HcM-ng, and also slain* the glass, 'two pieces ol wash-fettlhci** and n howl of mill* urn all that rue necessary. Wipe the glean tir*t with the wet cloth o' leather, and after it Iicc hdus dry with the clean cloth, nnd then it will look clear, and far moro so than if rinsed in a dozen pails ol water. Dxatii or One or thk "Hwibs Guard."—The pattern annotincn iho death In Lockporl, Ohio, on Tni Yii.r.0w Fivm—TIi. WmI,h, Ilio Hlh u l , of C.nl. Chr.rlV F. Thom.,., «»«! k.. ■ Lhw. i. ii . _ .i ir M,, -Hglon Htar h3 year*. Capl. I H'nnns was onu ol Iho bravo sol- h.. . I.llor Iron. Puruasmh. Vc, wrlii.o „„ Kn . „l iho Kinporor N.polran I. known n, Ilio turdsy, announcing lh** death, that morning, by 1 "Old Hwia* Guard," who survived tho slaughter of yellow fever, of Mr. William Snead, and the ill- ! <»t VVagram, Marengo und the Bridge ness of Mr Bamuul Ktvnnlife i , Arc " 1 "' "»»«* «•"' privsiions of itio Bparnsh cam- nsss oi mr. osiuuui Keynoldi. | p B | u „ uu j or Mgrahal tioull. cd aphis—* Cl"** ol inset, very desirueiive to the dio of disappointment, passanmal, mental, or bod.- "la •. ruavs in the spring, hut which is sel * necid-oi. I lie passion* kill men sonio- dom fou d in Ifireu late in iho year. «"«•', oven suddenly. f I ho common exprcssi.m, The Ru*«*iaiigovertimi-i)i, hi order to excllo tho! ehokcdwr.h l , “M , jn, Itna filifeexiggeratton in religion.- Zi-al ol me people, has caused to ho con- “i 4 ‘ ve » ,l "’ u { !n B,ldd « n 'j. fatal. Btrong pas- s'ructed "ear .Moscow an exact imitation ol tho shorten life- btrong fe.dted men oltcn die M .ly Ffiicts nr Jerusalem. Tho convent of V..s- young-weak men fiv., longer than the strt'ng, lor kre*t-unpkuo i^ undo to ro^mhlo exa.-ily the; the strong use their strengih and tho weak havo church ol the Holy Sepulchre; and the aanetunrins, j »<"•« «'» “««• u,ke . c “ r ® ° ‘Homselvos, chapels and loiiihs have precis, ly the sarnu | m« lormi-r du no'i. Aisit ta with the body, so It is dimensions, color and ornaments no these at Joiu- with ll» tmnd and temper. 1 ho strong are apt lo | pm break, or like the candle, to run; tho weak burn out. I lie Emperor ..I Russia hi* ordered that the: The inferior animals, which live in general, regu r.tilw,.y l.omSi Feterahurgh to M,.*e .w sImII he lar and ten.|"*r..tn lives, have generally their proa- hcneelo:waul called tho Nicholas Railway, n. orih. d t. itn «*l y*»n. I lm hor-e lives 25 year* ; honor ol 'lie fine t'zar . tho ox 15 or *20; the Ii n ab ut 20; tho dog 10 to 12 Seven hundred Polish emigrants arrived lately ! «»•« ra' hii 8; die Kunieap.g 6 to 7 years, al Berlin, on llieii way l •'IVxus. j I 'm cholera has cea*. d at ll.>lognn, Italy, «* nil ft pidciiiic. The IoIhI number oi deaths in the town ! and provinre, eontainnig a populaitiiii ol 3. r )<i,0IHI -••ii)*, is 7,371, Irom the 2'Jih »•) May to the 3t)ih of * August. One of iho Galway (Ireland) p.i|ier* mentions Hat the alr< am ol emigration Iphii lh.it disiuet | • us subsided, at Iciihi terit|ioiunly. Prep •ration* i •or departuro,however, ar« being made by in.iny - • •I ihe peasantry, who,it seems, spccnluto on being I enabled to ifelray the c-mt ol tln ir passage out ol the high wage* they have been pod doing 'lie' priS'-tii I'litvesL In the nei -lit"’rliood o’ B .ll'nns- b o the seareity ol hnnds was still Hie tu‘ jeet of : complaint, hihI h'lndieds ol Hie large proprietors! were anxious to obtain mini at an increased p-e- • tuium. Tho twenty-filth anniversary of the 5'dcpcn- I donee of Belgitilii has been celebrated by three days' rejoicing* «t Uiussel* There wore Inti ly, in the Untied Kb'gdom, nn i der orders for enihurkation b-r the Ciiinou, no few i-r than 6,000 d.sciplm d men. In addition to ih" i above upward* ol 4,000 infantry will proceed from Gihralter, Mafia, the Ionian Island-*, and the Fi- rums. . Failure «»f Nasmvtii s .Monstlr Gun.—Wo re gret to Icurn that Mr. Nasmyth'* wioiight-iron gun lias proved a complete failure, and Huh not on ac- j voimt of lltu mcch’Mttcnl dtffii-ultfea winch had to i be encountered—I •rmnlnltlo ns they were—hut Irom a most mioxpoetcd peeliarly in the material employed, when* brought logoi her in so largo a inn** a* was necessary for Mr Niismyili's purpose. It s I'liiH Ill'll wr 'Unlit iron, ho trnctnbln under all oidinnry conditions of working, cannot ho welded gdliei hi very large iiiuhsos without undergoing a changn in it, molecular arrnngctnoni, exceed ingly injurious to its lonacity. A* w« midurstniid tlm uxpranalimt which wo Imvo received on thi, jioiiit. an iimneiisn mn** ol iron like that which Mr Nasmyth ban woldod lognlher continues mo long in nit incaitcJ. *ci-ut and Holt stato, tlm* a pro- 00*8 analogoiiH to cryslullizillioii takes place wiiliiu it* MiiliHiunco, wliurohy tho fibrous texture, Irom which it derives fi* lunacity, ih dentroyod, and he- coma even less capable than cast iron of resisting iho explosion ol a heavy charge ol gunpowder — Wo understand that, in addition lo iho unfavora ble rcniill obtained hy !\1r. N many! It ul Pnlricroft, nrmllior exjierimont of a similar nature, made under th" directum "I Government, hn* proved a complete lailure Irom the peculiarity in tlm mate rial to which wo havo ulluifid; and a large gun which had been completed was found uiturlv unlit for use. Indeed wo believe it hurst into many piece, on thu firat trial. Mr. Nasmyth’* experi ment Ih* consequently been abandoned.—-[Man chester Guardian. have lulli a ver> nti»lmule cu*u • I gravel uml s »ae of tile )car-»t.I.irtejj.iuu-li.ij vcr> actinic pum in ever; all mp. t"U. male Af.or using many remedies will IIIUCII iebli, I Iiiduceil U> n> u hi.die of J«ur llliUl- c III*. In he com.eel lluiedi.)* il proved edecniul, ill,In. gilig mr e pine* a ol aluliC, aome o which «a-at lurg- an u inarrowt. t | ca. I voutiaueu the cordial, ac- vordlng to dircdii ii*. aud the phtieiil cuiitiiiued to gain, uml In lust recovering. 1 think a inedicu.e of to m idi value in ,i)UI»ire8*lng itunnplaliit t-lmuld he known io Hie public und li.e aorld ul large. And I, to'cue. mu,| give it iii> anjirohutiunaud nlgnaturc, TIH »MAe PAINE. M.D." Front Dr. .lohn S. Reene, chemist, Rulntuore, Mil., Sc|,leinl.tr 15, Ip5*J:— •‘A number oi «iur physician* are ordering the article, uud si'vcrui l.itvealrei'ilj prescrlhed it. Periont In whi.m i li.iv e sold i», Bpeuk verv higt'iy ol Hs quuliile/. A uciith man of in) own |icrsouul acquaintance, hat ins Mitlcred gieuil> with ult ulTiC'b'll «!' thekldlieja and hladdc p , nek two bullies, and aubieqiieal.) jiunrJi elmie ol liiii*.deruhle size, uud wus grcully relieved. It • SlX^: SSl: : ! : £ illl III sasisilllli In 1: : :T sg ! i £"S i : S. , • 2 2 ¥ ~ =7 ^ S e; jj S j 1: 1 1= isiiisliSll! These number* all hear a similar prop ifim to iho timo thi* animal ink.'.* to grow ti, its fell size. When tin* cart'l'.iginims parts ol tho bono be come otisified lh*' h.ine* cease lo grow. This takes place m n man ut about twenty years on the RVer- ngo; in tin* e-nnol at eight;in the horse at live ; m tlin "X at lour; in the -ton nt four; in the dog at two; ; in tho nil at c'ghioeii month*,hi the rabhii.it twelve; in ;m guinea, ig .it seven. Five or six times tne*o 1 nnmhu:* g vo the t* rm "• li’e; live is pretty near I the average;8 nte animals greatly exieed it. But man ot all the an ill'll*, is Hie one thri' seldom como* up t.» In-* average, lie ought I" live it bundled years, uccoidmg t<* this ph>si 'logical law, fer live time iwinty mo a hundred; hm im-tend ol tint, ho *e,neely reach"* nil Iho average four lilllis hi* gi.living period; ilio cat six time*; and tho rabbit • veil eight 'ini's the standutd ol meaabreinuni.— Tin* reas.'ii rs "bviovii*—mail i* not only -lie most iiregufet and ileiiioM intom|M*rate, lun the must laborious ami hard worked.d''nilnnimafk Hoisulsu the iiinhl irritable .d*ll anmtnU; "nd Hmic is reason lo believe, ilimig'i we cannot tell what an uniiial secretly led*, that mote than any other animal mnn cherishes wrath io kev-pn a arm, and consumes hinfepil with tho firo of Ins own secret reflections — Bluckwood'aMagutine.. Vessels of V Journal of Con The United I ing at Sandy II bound on a H|n* lands, liorprt rumor says site The United i the Home Kqiin tho sloop-nf-wt poHNihln diHpitie Yard for the W All three ol I he West Indies.—'Th# »— i-ol-wnr. Saratoga, is ly- mined lor a cruise, and i u> the Went India 1«- alion is kept secret, hut ir St. Domingo, du Potomac, flag ship ul imoiloro Paulding, and ro lilting out with all I soon leave tho Navy aro very effective. The twu dlmqi* have 180 moil tku Ingato 500 men. Tho oflieora und erows are aboard, and the ship* aro ovoih.iuling nnd taking in provisions and wuicr. The Ship- Lo, how Impatiently upon the tide Tho prmnl shbi to«M**, eager l" he free I Her flag Mire urn* wildly, and her fluLerlng sails Pant in boon their flight. A few hours more, Ami she will move. In stalely grandeur, mi, Cleaving her jmlh majestic through tho flood, As If she wornh gmlOuiao' tho deep. O, ’tis a Ih'iiu-ht sublime, that innii can lorce A path ii|niii ihe waste, can Ibid a way Where all Is trsekieM and compel the winds, Those freest ngeiils of almighty Power, To laud their uniumud wings, und hour him nn Tu distant clime*. [iixsri w*as, j*. SHIP NEWS. PORT ' H'SA VANN All ....NOVEMBER 16. A»itivn>. Ilrig Elvira, Angle Rosl.ili—M A Wilder 4c Cn. Ice to J Powell. Sieum Tug Ciiluinhus, O ' hours from Philadelphia, lo Ma-ier. Schr North'Tii llelle, Steven*. Hack River, with 30W» liu-lirls Rough Rice i" J W Aiidi-r-mi. >lonp Virulnla, r'aviiiiuah Hlver.willi 11130 bushel* Rough Rice lo It UalH-r-ham It Sell. Dr rtiiniel* Fiat, frum plaids'ion. with feu5 hushele Ri.tu-lt Rico to R Hahershum fc. Ho- . liau-uv's Hal, irmn iilsnlntlmi, with 1056 busliei* Rmigli llit-e to U llabersliHMi A -*„n. Dr M C Mug's Fl,.t. Savunnnh River, wllh 1342 bush uN Rmigh Ru e l.i It llaborst am 4i Sun Gibbon’s Flat from plsittn nm, with 1042 buvhels Koiigli nice inT io'i 4t Maiki.y « uusiuu. es per sc r Loyal Scrcntnn, from New York —Rusp, mivl* A. I.Hardwick fc ' 'oake, M A Cohen. Il II G.ipp I’lHteu, Hu.ton 4i co. 1) It MclmU, lleh'i It Foster, Ghcoicrk t.' •, Cn ns pi n ft Walls, J W MothI Yihiiil’, Waynli X Co. K' g v Sign A \ Mtloimms, lY D K heildve, rt VV GuiNlrieh. J It VVihmI 4iih». t'olieli* A Hertz. Rodgers k Norn*, s M l.sfllnmii. Hell 4t I’ren- t i*, C It It' n. J DJcmi *, VV VI 4 t, suine vmit, J 'fehel. VV II Funs I It Cn. Ilnlci mhe. Jnluisor X 'hi, It VV VoiBtiilc, lluol r u Gnmmull, Gd'crt K llldeii, Loekell 4/SneltingH. L)iin4i Snider, VV Du can. W I’ I ni.gc Luihrn|i u I'n, PC . hnmit.in.J A llrowu, Wayne, Grenville X « o, Webster At t o, N II Knapri Glaghorn x t.’o, Franklin l& llrnntly. G VV Duvis. I. N Falllgant, Crane, Wells tt Co. J it Mnnre, llrighnin Kelly A-Co, Parson* X Cn, Seranlon, aohnsien «i Ci. Morrell k. Gu.lt II Johnson. Kwlflit tfe, A Haywood. > Goodall, IIrimer x Grady. I) t I’t’ounor, VV II Clark t Co, li Mors*. Dana x W aslihurn, Ogdon, Htarr X Co t’roger fc VVfede, and nlhurs. „ CfiEARI.Ii, aietnishlp Tutlon, Merely, New York—llrlgham, Roll* Milpi'iiHiiahonclieo, Masson, Now I 'rleans—J It W'lldc. Hloj' lill Whitney, Martin, Liverpool—I'adulford, Fa; Nlilp Osvlppl, Gseer. Havre—II Gowdy. Rrlg A Lawrence, cmwull, Itnslmi—I 'gdeti, Htarr X Go Ilrig Hen Foam, Parker, Nuwbitrryporl—lleers, Tliomj. ■mi 4t Co. ii•'.i* a itr.t). nteamer Welnkn, Kfeg, I'alulka—8 VI LaflRoau. I’hiladel|ihia, N.>v 12— Cld, schr Alice Leo, Gnrsmo Savannah. put. h tor .move port. ^ vvTrfiMmY ,n G, rSir«in ! ^ \ k FM ” n “* A * l ' roUl * M- >» • - s ‘* ‘•‘“*>»* J U"0 ic:,3: - - ,r 1 1 k ' ••Having seen your advertisement ol a pure Holland gin, worthy ibuumfldehcuol phy-lclthis, I write loyna with a view ol jirocurl g u Bumple of it In drojo'cal allectlons. and iu some torins <d renal disease, Its «fr.ci- | cy has long been eckiiow ledgcd, uud it hu* only l&IUn tuio disuse because oi the compounds mid under u.t name of Hot uml gin. I wuni t > us - it ul premia in colic, us it Is uu excellent remedy In iiifaiitilo c me, dial 1 cauiiot iirocuri- ucompound tube relied ou.’ Faun/. U. Wouoivuid, M. D. Waterbury, Vernon I, May *2, 1*5*2:— "I urn treating ol thu present time n clinm- afTcclion of the kidneys, w h.cb bus shown Itself very nbmuaie to diuretics, tin J huvu been advised lo ute your Nchnnpp*.’’ Hr. etnowden Piggm, of llaliimore, Aug. 14.1*5*2,thut Indica cs the value ol “pure -cheidam” iu urinary cum* pinion :— “I am fully sensible of the great benefits!.i be derived In certain forms of unitary disturbance, from tin* me of good Holland ;but .hat Is an article so dilllculiu procure, without great trouble, that I have been com. pclh-il lo content myself wllh I *s pulaiable und. Hut- lore, lessluithfully taken medicaments. A pure flrA rule tfe'heldum cannot lull to meet with Uio hearty appro btillon of jihjtdclunn.” Dr R. t,. IJIckley, of East Uoston, Aug. 11, 1652, writes “I havejurt received yours of the 7th lust, and being lul.y convinced that pure Holland gin U possessed .I many medicinal |iro|ieriles, which, when judiciously ad- miiiirtcred, |iroduco very beneticlul results, I shall lx hu|'j»> lo introduce your Aromatic tfebcidam Fclm .i ii among my Iriemls In lids vicinity.” Dr. J. ti. nibble. Drukusitlle, N. J , in January, )e53, wriicsusfollowa;— “So great has been the difficulty with me to procuro u pure article of gin, aud so oilcn have I been disap pointed, iliai I In. vc ulmusl cut 1 rely ceased topreserme giu for any complutni, and navo nearly despu r/dof belli. ithle to do il with belter success, unless y..url is wLat you claim lor; If so, you w ill have conn-rred a boon on the practitioners in this country, that 1 am sure they will not be alow to acknowledge.’’ From Dr. tf.F. Furbes, Toledo; Ohio, Auj. 13, 1*53. •-The trequent untie* a ol the bclikdam ftnnsi jis, both by the prolea-hm uud the press, had iiducul Hie desire of losilugtiie efllcacy of this preparation oi gin before I received your note. I trust n will tullll me expectation* «>r th*. most sanguii.e, ami prove both a blessing nnd a profit to Buffering humanity.’’ Dr. I>. Goikina, town physician and surgeon al L*ne, Comiccliciil,anya, in n Idler «lu ed Oc.ober 14. I* “I consider your Schiedam -chimppa u suppertorar ticle, uu«l one that will not come abort ol our hlghcit expectation^. It is an article the medical fraUri'Ujr Imvo long wanted. 1 have used it, so far with every uppercut auccosa. D. OM.KINt 5 •” «!»}’ uml Sutttrdity Alicriieomi.nl Nix o’clock. THE splendid steamship GORDON, "tF. Harden, comiuumli-r. will leave *s • III arrive lo Charleston In time lo connect with the Kutlrnud lines going North aud West. For freight or passage. nppl> on Ihe Charleston Steam ' t Wharf, to in-V I J. I*. Il ROOKS, Agent. NOTICE. ’ i i ^ THE subscriber hua ri'inorcd his Law office l ! to the ai coiid atory of the building situate on the curncr uf buy nnd Uaruard atreeta, nnd Immediately a<Uoiuing that of Messrs. Norwood A Wilson, where lie will he happy to attend to nil profchsionul business cum- jo j mltted to bis care. CHARLES 8. HENRY, o i nov 15—5 Jff. FOR NEW YORK-DEMII.I.'S LINE - aakFlltoT YK88EI,.—The Hchr..VV. L. OKI.SWEl.L. La|'t. Mnith, wants 100 Imlea cotton to complete cargo.— Apply to HOV17 ROWLAND .v 8UX. FOR NEW YORK-DEMILL'8 LIN E.— Jiwtr regular packet hark PETER DEMILL. Cai*t. N. Iloc/.. is ready to receive freight for above port. Apply Jo nov 17 ROW LA N D A- SI »N. )A VINO STONE.—50 Tons for sib'.hv "ov i7 Rowland a son. J? FOR FREIGHT On CHARTER EASTERN rtlt NOIITHERN I’l'ItT.—The new schr. .1. A. 8'1 AN I,LY. Cupt. Nimmnns, ia r.udy to receive freight or charter as above. Apply to J" v 17 _r«DW'LAND i PON. f-Jl FOR NEW YORK—DLMILL'8 LINE.— aSNkTli.- hn. schr M. Y. DAVIS, (’apt. It .Lin* ii.having having balance of freight, apply to ROW LAND* S'IN'. CATHOLIC CHURCH. Tho Very Rev. N. V. LYNCH. D.D.. ofCharlcs- ’ton. 8. C., will preach a Charily Sermon T« k MORROW, nt loLj A. M., in this Church. The collection on theoernsion will ho for the relief of the sick aud desti tute poor under tho charge of the Society of **Our Lml.v- llelp of Christiana.” Owing to the great sufferings of the poor, during Ihe lust few months, the funds of the Society have lieen largely drawn upon. nov 17 MJfChYGr Bill. Nit HOI.S resjK-ctiully announces thut his Classes will commence at 1 KINII POTATOES—lui filling this da v from l*ri Abbot latvvreticu frniu llostou, uud fur sub- by nov 7 LYNN ASNIDKIL /T AN AI. FLOt'Il. —40 w hide and 40 half bids pm- V 1 Gciii-muc Flout, huiiling and lm sale bv itnv 7 GLAGHORN .V CUNNINGHAM, bale U A V •—I day hoi . sain by prime North River Huy landing th It. A. 'full, fur sale hv CAHLKTON A PARSONS. River llav binding, and li Oil AN hi, WELLS A CO. too highly nr the purity i f your Schiedam .-chiispp-.— It Is decidcdL superior tu any thing of the kind the niurae*. Il I* perlectly free from die admixture of I ii*il oil, nr any of iImso arny lie com|iouuds which pro duce such uitschlevous uud irreparnblo eflect upon I # cmi-iil uilon, nil J which very few sitniplcs ol nir-'h.’I'C distilled liquors arc wiltnmt—umst of them hiin< largely Impiegi.ated wivli It. I hove pcrs.-iuilly 'i- spreted tl.e vurlmis processes ol dlsti.latiou pmcicnl ul Schiedam, t.nd know ilia; unusual care in taken to separate the noxious elenii ni» flora the pure ni.atol *•' d youi Sclins|i|i3 Is a ttriklUK prowl of h* siiccev. - As a me Ileal ugent for chronic and renal nffrriuu.r. I St. Andrew's Hall, ou Wednesday./SL hnvi'succvB*iiiiiy prescribed If uml recomnundli n>»» oie» iorc J I "gteenl'le cordial ai.d harmless stimulant, and «!'»« NOV. «lst, looO. continuemdo an a* wod ns to use it a-a source of puf4 A Juvonilc rin»s will be ibnui'd two days in each week, 1 tt * u '*hol lor chemical Invesilcallons und exp, rinKi'it- cxpr.-s.-ly for new beginners, wi.h step's and Exirdscs ... “Your obedient, p culiaiiy adapted fur the curriagu ami graceful move- ! _ ISAIAH HE' K, Coiisuliing Aalytlra! chemirt. tin ut i-I tho 1-iHly. ! The genuine la sold by all iho respectable Druggist* t lass tor lonlK-s, Misses and Masters, will assemble at 4 ' * n d Gri ccrsln tbeUuRcd Mtaics. o'clmk, 1*. M. I UDOLPIIOWOLFE. Gcnl-' t lossusat 7J..j nt night. ‘22 Heaver st. New York and *.*5 South From •(• Practising eoirco* ou Thnrcdujr night, as usual; for I’u- j dh'lHifedphin. rep it'—tuths3m Mi. N. may I 1’. M., uu Ii day I'rivaii. mart notions given, if ii ut the Hull, from 11 to 1, or 3 to 6 AUCTION SAliBS. ipilred. nov 17- Sales at the Pound. O N THl'i.M.AY, the 2-d November, ut 1. o'clock, lit* sold : One old " hit • briudli* Cow, horns turned U. ron iu the right ear. ill n, marked Olio Ma. k Hull, wiin u white head, murked with a cron In e.u Iv • nv. Gin* r- d Yearling, has ii" mark. M. STONE. C. M. Eastern Hay. dire, t lauding pcr.-hi|i hiitiiudu. tm sale bv HRIGIIAM. KELLY A CD. Eating Potatoes, L ANTERN HAY— iwo hales 1 a r.uii Ma.no, lauding per*h I )OT ATOES.—,’WO bids. Mipi r. I bill ling irmu hIiiii Kntumli nov 17 stile by llltlGIIAM, KELLY A CO. S HIRTS.—.inst received, a large uHsurliiieut of Fine shirt*, thut are Miirtsnml no mistake. Wh> ii hi wuut, call on _ nov 17 WM. l». PRICE, 147 Hay st. MARRIED. On Thursday, Nov. Hh. at Trinity Church. Princeton, N. J.. by the Rev. A. H. I'nttersmi, D.D.. RICHARD STH- V KNS CONOVER, of llohoken, lo SA It All JON ES, ihiugli- ter of .billies Putter. FOll RENTi rjpilfi FRONT OFFICE. No. 72 Huy street, with two 15Y MINIS cY JOHNSTON. EXECUTORS SALE. O N the first Ti’LSl'AY iu January inxt.iu front of lb# Court House, heiwe, n tin I- uut hours of ml . w.ll Iv . M»id. iu compliunce with the hist will nml t -stall"nt f late D l.iilu n Abrahains. the fellow mg vulunhlc Cuy piw p* rty.lu U-ug n- to said estate: Half Lot No. 4 Iu lee sluqile. Laroi-lic. Ty thing I!.-*:h- court V\ uid, tu-xt lo the residence of J. W. Moro b « '5 | the brii k two story dw. Ring, store nnd cellar. fr>'titmg ; a ; Hrouglitmi street, now occupied by J. D. .1.•*>•• .i*.i Isuiuf gUHeiy.Mibjevt to a lease ut three years from liirtel bd* riniry next. Lot No. 3, Liberty Ward.with the two tenement iwosb'O "oo.li n dwelling, fronting on Uroiightou stin t, with riage houses,stiude* and kitchen. The lot i»<ut*|ii't r. ,<n iiiiiiiisiI ground rent to the City of $27.60 ttviciily-* ,uB didlui* and tlfly cents, i Also, Lot No. 10. Jackson Want, on whi. h i»s Ison' 1 * stm v w.ndon dwelling on a high brick fei- nu nt. on (lull street. With carriage house ami *'•*' k • on aoutliwesl corner of said lot, is a miihII two*' ,rv • Store, v 17 liciieath. Apply to RAYNAUD A ROWLAND. I f ME,—ltiH-k bind Lime for sale, hv J "uv 17 RrtWLAMM SON. Cl PERKINK Fl.Ot lt, Corn M.al, and Cow Peas, hi store said tor sale by Ill,v 11 ‘ LYNN A SNIDEIL in ! a**uthwest »oi lier ot said lot, is a Mimll tw«»»i. r> «■ '■ | dwelling on a high brick bus. incut, flouting nlf.n'i' ■ street, with carriage house and stable: this let ■* ; to au annual givuml rent of $IUt.l2 ^tlnriy-thnv uoa» nml twelve cents. The uhovopn ih-rty will bo m»I.I without reserve- ... Terms—One third cash, one third three iin»nth» or* • 1 amt renuiimiig thiiil four lumithscredit, seeuiv.l l y i" gagv'ofthuproiK'rty, uml|sdicy ofliis\iron«v^rt.v*ii»|yn* nor 16 ExecutorDorutlma V‘ rah•"’*_ VALVADLH REAL ESTATE* I ELEVEN Acivs Mluatc on West Rumd at., ami runnu’l* Vi back miuly to llieOgmhn* Plank Ihsid^ *P -J r Y inn'lose. nov 16 Rw’. lltug nearly new, nnd oni-huilduip;.* I by a fence, lor sale by WM. WHH'R*- Ohio Seed Oats. Itio Sacks Extra aud Superb. tamll.v Hour. liHl bushels W hite Corn Meal. 100 Huh llllll IIFLLVKRNON W HISKEY.—60 bids uf the iiIk* 1> perlor Whiskey, iu store and lor sale by 1 |1 W*J I^LOIH.IORN, HAY &«*.—IJiKl tmahels choice j 1 V olu - fi"* fi* fi"* basUet. UxW bvvslvvda , ^TATR OF GEORGIA, 1 To all win O CHATHAM COl’NTY. | com.... . ,, . | Whereas, David V. liaisev, will apply nt the Court** amt ini Hal, he ‘ 1 N ° ‘ ' ,l “ y ’ Ordimo v lor U tters of dUmUdmi on the estate of a d u„ sal. by | rlne llal.ev : These are, then.-f.ire. to cite and ' 10 " A ' hU « 1 GN8TANT1Nfe_ , H „ w |iom it may concern, to he nnd appeal befen’ - am ! Court, to make objection, if any they have, oner beM" the first Monday In June next, otherwise said letters wm Itnv 8 WM. P. YONUK, t»4 Hay street. he granted. , - • Witness, John M. Milton. K*q., Ordinary for lbath*® County, this Uth day of November^ R YE FLOl’ll.—60 Idii* Extm. landing and toi sale by _ nov 7 WTL1.IAMSA RATCLIFF. W ' HIi4KEY7^X XX \.\\and Old Nectar Wills* key, himliiig and lor sale by HOV7 W'll.MAMS A RATCLIFF. 1JOTATOKH.—620 bids Potatm s lauding per lulg I K. Ikiauu from Boston, for sale by uov 7 BRIGHAM, KELLY Si CM. nov 16 ' JOHN M. MILLP.N. C\C _ 1 1 MR.—1,000 casks Lime, casks Calcined Ph'**‘' r * J lauding this day, aud for sale by ,..... nov 14 CARLKT0N A PARSONS* AT118.—500 >1 While Pine laiths, 16 brt Whit* Pine lkianls, himliug from bark Fi.qiress. for *"*'• 1 *? CARLKTDN A PARSONS I A L * i uov 14