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i to leave the eltjr obtains per toTrensvWaola. which ?m trintcd. The Russian troops i city to encamp in the open alt from 8t. Till to, under _ . mu have been re* cahred there; stetlnr that Hotreff Mirsa, eldest son of_Abbas Mlraa. seat by the Per elan (wmIM with explanation* relative to the dlaaPfpMs affair which proved so fa tal to onr mjajfon at Teheran, baa naaaeti the Ansa, and was then on the frontiers of the Empire." The Courier det Payt Hat of the 18th Juoe, saysi?" It la on the l>t of neat'Janu ary that the document* relative to the dif* ferenee between Austria and the United States will ba submitted to the King of the N etherlands." The Dhracdt Roma of the 6th in it. an* nouucea that tho earthquake* continue to spread alarm amongst the population inhab iting the vicinity ot the capital. Public prayerahavobeen ordered by Cardinal Zur la to Implore the cessation of thi* formida ble scourgc. A German paper gives the following intelligence, dated Jaaay, May 26:?" A rumour prevails that the garrison of Silis tria made a sortie on the 22(1 inst. nnd took posseaaion of some entrenchments, which the Rnaalan* retook after nn obstinate strug gle. Gen. Parowski appear* to have been severely wounded. A Turkish Aga was made prisoner. It is also allcped that the advanced guaid of the Grand Viacr bun shown itself near Hiliats ia, t.td that pait of Gen. Iloth's corps will rcinforrc the be sciging army. It appears that the Kussian flotilla on the Danube has commenced bom barding the f rt, and that the principal at tack will be made from the river. These reports, however, want confirmation, noth ing being yetuAclally known, Some of the woundcahave arrived at Bucharest. Com mercial letters from Odessa contain a ru mour of Admiral Grcig's having given bat tle tothcTurke, and taken several vessels. It is also said that Gen. Paskewitcb has defeated the Turka in advance of Akhalxik. The Danube is much swoln, and fear* are entertained lest the communication with the right bank should be interrupted, nnd the works of the scigc of Silistria delayed." [From our Corre*/ion<icnt.] IIaviik, June 19, 1829. The demand for cotton since our lust res pects <>t the 9th inst. has been mt>dcratc, and the sale* amount to 3420 bait* of all sort*, including 2605 bale* U. S. descrip tion*. % The heavy import during the last lew days comprising 9187 bale* U.S. and 1675 other sort*, and the advicc of numer ous cargoes shipping to our port from the U. S. and Hraatls have checked the inqui ry! prices, however, are steady, and we an ticipate no decline, unless something more unfavorable than existing circumstance* should occur. We estimate our stock at about 27,800 bales, including "20,500 bales ->f U. S aorts. Ashes have declined, in consequence of advice* from the United Stotes, and Pots have sold at 45f. other parcels are ofli red at the same rate, without meeting buyers. lVarls have been taken at 48f.; abundant supplies will inevitably cause a further de pression In Rice wc have no transactions to notice; Grain of all sorts continue to weigh heavy on the market; a revival, however, is gene rally expected. American Flour rcniuiiu of dull sale. The large public sales of coffcc, to take place shortly in l!o||?nd, have checked the demand, and there is nothing doing in this article. June 20/A.?Further sales of Allies have taken place?the quantity sold amounts to 317 bbls. from 44f. 75c, a 45f. Nothing doing in cotton. FROM LIVERPOOL. By the packet ship Yorkt Capt. Dkc.ost, arrived latt night, we have our regular liles of Liverpool papers to 24th, London do. and Lloyd's and shipping Lists to 23d, und Olasgow papers to 22<l June, all inclusive. 1'he York sailed from Liverpool on the '.Hth; owing to the lateness of the hour when she arrived, we were unablt to procure oar commercial letters of that date, for publica tion this morning. The latest account of the Liverpool markets contained in the' Chronicle of the 24th, is dated the evening of the 22d, being onlytwo days later than f>.-evious advices, and the only additional information therein, in tin- following:?" 'I'M cotton mnrket has been steady to-day, and atxait 2500 bags havt .been sold. On Sn-1 ?nrday the sales amounted to 000 bags. There is not any alteration in prices." We have nothing from the continent by ?his arrival later than wHI be found under the head of foreign news, per Ftancis I. We add the following though not of later date: Constantinople, May 27th. " The standard of the Prophet is now planted on the Kiosk of Kalender, whither immense crowds flock, both armed and un armed. Large detatchmcnts of cavnlr) nrc at Fanaraki, and on the Asiatic side .it Jenikioi. ThcSul*nn Is sometimes with om corps, ami sometimes with the other, to ex amine every thing In person. The voice of the people Is now with him, and he prose cute* his reforms with the greatest energy The most perfect tranquility prevail-, in tin capital during his abscncc. Meantime it excited great sensation when the Sultan some days since went to the country M-.?t of Mr. Black, the English banker, at the vil lage of Belgrade, where he conversed in the most affal le manner with ?ll the <"h? present, and, what no Turkish Suit.in ev? i did bo tore, stopped there to dinner. " The Hussion btoekadc cxtri.iW ir? m Adramitl to Runs. However, during Hu las*. werk several shi|>s have arrived, not only from the Kuxine, hut the Arrhipeligo, (15 under different fl>tgs) without innlcstu tion, and have brought Urge supplies of rice ;ind flour. The Musshus now reckon oi. among contraband of war, which has caus ed the price to rise considerably. The want of bread in the Turkish capital continued to be felt. The Kmpernr of Uussia had left the Uusslan capital, and was expected toarriv? at Warsaw en the 17th June. I)r. Bacot ia to be made the new Bishop of Oxford. The speech to be delivered from the throne on tM prorogation of Parti*? tnent, was submitted to the King on th? 22d June. Parliament was to have been prorougued on the 24th June. The Coarief of 32d June, publishes tin protocol of th? 23d March, signed by th? Karl of Aberdeen, the Pmee of Pnllgnae, and Prlnee Llcven. The following re mark* on this protocol, and the latest newt from Oreecc, are from the Liverpool Celt rlerof 94th Jon*. Cww.-Ii teems that the 'aumos* ?/ jjirown and the Prtoth Cabh>ef?S2J{ ? n? StT*1'* "OW (omt '* K a* ? ? J>?W W?d in m forcj kii ' ,? which Mr. Canniug urvjcctcd namely, to continue the aovercirotvnf ?reccc to Turkey *\Xh\n TSXSftu ? ?jjd toiropoae n tribute upon the Greeks! who arc to have m Christian *o*erei?? th^Yl ?MmUn? Mr. Canning's plai??. !hi7^!i r C^mt r"Vml to ?hetnj W wJth this disadvantage, that they arc somewh at !y..TM' ?Mr ?iir be Zi 'oSSt this scheme h now very doubtful. Ac?. Muili* i0ut ",aieTcnl ,n thc Corfu Gaiette, Miwolonghl and Anatolico surrendered to * y ?' the 17thult. SbS*? DCtM>n " ? i /V,l>orluBu**? squadron often sail was in the T ugus, about to sail for Terceira. ? ri,? .vtr "Haniuho. June 19. the difference between the l)ukc of HkfEi VPuHh p"r,,?in??* continues. His Serene Highness wishes to regulate thc fundamental |RW 0f his dominions according to the constitution grunted in 1777. fly this cotMkitution the nobility wn? left with full enjoyment of ninny of the most oWectiona hie privilege* of the feudal system. ToU?e nh--V ! C ***** of th,< Uuchy, .t ip! . rSJ A} thc renewal of those pi i\ ilegcs and insist upon thc ma'.ntcrnnce rinc iC?nC- t-r<l! c?,,ktituliof? granted du ?ft ?'"??'nty of the pre tint l)uke I he affair has been referred to the Diet." At tl.?'sDi0NL p,M'|,ny cvcnlnS? June 22. , n ? Kxchange ereut inact'vitv er flaHn tl^h; th|? (:<JI,sol'rT>arkct was rati* cr Hat in tin. early part ot the duy, but has Closed at H8| buyer*; Kxchequer-bills have not varied In the foicign funds thc busi. Hess ha* been confined to a very few bar gains.in Hussian, Brazilian, Colombian, and - punish bond*, at little or no variation, how 2ft fP,m l,ir P?c?s of Saturday. Some nev l? ? " rt,nrwed scarcity of mo J became apparent tn-thiv. towards the close of business, but the transaitiouh wore so limited ;?* to make them a ver> caspC Ct n ltcr'on l,,c rcal state of the thCI"'/ tA/orf'?(The price* given are the 4 it clock prices.)-.3 i?er cent (\.?w?U shut;ditto for Ac.ct. Jul) 23, bHi to j- 3 ij.-i ?,,l. IUd. pweent! |".U MJ wV 4- K '|{ 4 per CCI,t- ,82y? ?W2 to 4, i?ong Aunuitica,. 19J to r-lf.ths: India htock, shut; Hank Stcu k, 211 to 12- l'v *reA Jlt),e 20.?Five per Cents, JOHf. 80r. 7Sc 90?\; Three \!*J lsoi ? n , irst 1JJ* J0'-i HmJi io. 1 ri '?Sto<k? 83f" 5c? "ny ilSpan K.i Loiiii, 74; Spanish Hemes Periietuelles 50; Haytiet) 1,,an. 465,. Kxrhange' o,? f don, il,, 2if. 4fic; three months, 23f.' ? C'Attt *'luthrntl(jUr. C or" Kxctiunxr, Monday, J,lue ?j. ??c; Imd a eery small arrival of Hnrlish I Wheat dunng the week, yc-t more ?!,.,,,! allV'sm di'i ,1!UM",,V,nd' Whidl WH5 U11U^* tll k"! Munda>, as there were hut fen l?U) fi?; np?n the whole, scarcely n sale Lr. fVi""0 Ul'i,ns pur iicailvtLi'C ,,ut price, eon,Kmc I neaily tlic same, h .0111 was dull sale and selling uudci the stated prices. r'"iri,i rd at *amplco,by letters u. f ;r.v 'X .a.TMl'nc.r^s rtau?nr\pofti? V ^ 'er w,lh onc thousand regular troops whlrli were in the town lr Crl\lTr:f W"Ui<l ^n'titu,c ?? Hm'plc 4orcc to repel any attaoh that the invaders might make on that place. f'i ' Peru?Lima dntes to thc 25th Anril nm received by an arrival at New -Bedford A K'tho^r.rJrr ,heK?vemment, and LI .- m,,'aUo ')rdone* atlts head, hid ieiaed ^rhet'i' t,,irlccn conapirators awJ s th.! LVtmVCyr ****?"? ?t J iron awaits tht decisicwi of the next Comrrcss in whom the power of ratification is v?.Jtcd, he corduiK to the Constitution of Hen. T A It IFF. [>'<?"?? f t <? a < K .!]??? rj I'KOIIIUITION THE LAST HH80RT. M AKHfAirUhK*.?Mr. Nihrn, in hi* last Register, pledge* himself, when the r tune arrive*, to do hi* lw*t to mum-I tain what is good, and donwuy what i?evil ill thcturifl law ol' 182*; in other anil plain-1 or word*, Mr. N?l? * intend* to retain all lliat ih prohibit) rv in the law.uud to make lli?* real, if pnaaihlc, prohibitory likewise. When tlie limt movement* were made shout pri/toction to our manufacturer*, they railed for a permanent turitl law, and we well riainomm*r our proguo?tic* that when thi* protection law wait once paaaed, the manufacturer* would apply annually for some increase in their favour until they nearly arrived at prohibition?iliiiiinutiou of the revenue ? <h*t ruction to nmuwriv, and bankruptcy to theinsolvf*, and no it ha* turned out to be. The *team and high preaure *y*tcm recommended by Mr Nile* and other* have done Uie hu*inc** all round and the innnufactureM are not now lietter off' than they wereinlHUt and 21 Mr. Nile* call* hi* own tarifl law of IN2S a bill for llie "?/atighter ?and for other piirnoaea." H? admit* tli.it wool ia duly protected, but what then! ?the demand for wool ha* diuiiuiidied in c ou*omtonc? of the iucreaaed importation of Hriti*licloth. Here ia the nib -here it i* the ?hon pinchea- wo add duty on duty?reatrirtii in* upon reatric tiona, ?ftd yet Hriliah cloth* and woollen* ?ell in our market at a far k-a*coat than the AmeridUn, to the evident injury of our own manufeeture*. tint, aaya Mr. Nilea I can tell vou the rttuion, there ia *muggling, hit aaya he^l don't complain of honrM smuggling, (don't you1) lait "perjurica of the cUatom honae"?"getting Of gofnl* through, kc." Thki ia an evil, if it prevail*, that in time iniiat he checked, became vigilance ia not wanting, but let tin minpoae another evil, aa manufacturer* Would call it. 8up Ks a great Knglinh manufacturing hon*e, r aupplyins profitable orders from the continent of Europe-of South Amorica ? Wmt Indie* -Cmada, Itc lf fmda he haa| frbiriflfcifc ii i ifrtitYi I ' ? ? . ?till ??i Uand90,00W. worth ofaoodp, which mtisftad to part with at a Hiof 90 per cont considering tho average prufitaof the whole. Supuoae lw ships thorn to hi* agent in New York?they am tent to auctkm-40 per coot on the invoice immediately ?roMitted? awl a guarantee for (ho whole; in throe or Jour montha ha clown the concern?loses 30 per cent on hk New York speculation and averages a Rain offiO per oent on ali hi* other orders?who sudoral The Amer ican manufacturer?thfi young beginner I w|^?w,t*1l?*" capital. wiR force him ?elf into competition will. Id, experienced and rich knglish com|>anicK?backed by a government which must make sacriftsr* to givo employment to thousand* ol starving operatives. What'* to do dond '?Close the iloorou them," say* the luanufcoturvr, prohibit the introduction of their manu facture*?go to war." Very pleasant in theory, but very l>ad in practice?wo have a large mercantile family, and a larger ac family to provide for?we require 5? millions of revenue, and cannot sacriflco every other interest of tho country to sub serve that of manufacturer* alouo: besides, 1 heaven he tltanlced for it, we are not, like urcat Britain* placed iu a condition by be ing compelled to sustain manufacturers bv the a word or purse strings, ami wo hope never to place ourselves in such a condi tion. There in, however, considerable alarm among those who have large investments in manufacture*; ami the followingextmcts Iroin oastern papers, serve to mnko the ture more gloomy. The Providence Jnurwil, of Thuradav loat, in noticing the failures iu that vicinitv, remarks: "Our citizens ore startled nt the pros-, sure outhe times, if not without cause, at J least beyond all reason. The failures which i liavo recently taken place, hove so shaken j the confidence of the community, that ere-! jut has heroine more scarce than cash itaelf.1 1 he storm which has been for aoine time gathering, has at length hurst upon us, and confidently ho|>e the severest part of it IS over. The manufacturing interests of tins town will not he materially injured by I thecf\ect? of tin1 times. The hard times' are purifiers to restore t?1 us a better ami a ! more wholesome business." The Providence Witerary Subaltern, of J Iriday, says?"Within tho lust ton days, within the circle often adjacent miles, up wards of twenty-five hundred people have been suddenly and unex|>ectedly thrown out of employment, and die distress that such an event hut produced, can be hotter imagined than described." We shouM be very glad to hear how .Mr.' Nile/, or Mr. Clav, or Mr. Mallory ran 1 contrive to extricate the manufacturers from the dungerouscondition in which they find themselves. They will attempt to find excuses?to cry out smuggling and false j invoices; but when driven into a comer, by exhibiting the fallacy of all these argu-1 incuts, they will, at length avow what at i notion* they dared to avow, namely?that ? nothing hut the fivohihitton 'jfjvrcijfit mini- ' uf'Kturr* can tuttcin cur orrn. And will tho country consent to lay the axe at th? root, of our coinn>??rce and agriculture, to sustain manufactures! Will the agricul-1 tunil states consent to become mere depen- J duiits and vassal* of a few manufacturing states! Will the people by closing the' door on foreign fahir.s, raise up a monopoly in our own country,and consent to be hea vily taxed to sustain manufacture:;? Wtfl the consumer agree to pay a price for an American article which must bear that pro portion of tax necessary to make up tho deficiencies of our revenue! To all thin we answer?ntvrr. Nothing then, will satisfy tho manufacturers, but /irohlbiti-jti; we must take leave of tho world and crawl into our sholl; our noble ships must rot t i our wharves and, our seamen bog, or go in-1 to a foreign service; and when we arrive I attIlia crisis?will the manufacturing inter est ho in a lietter condition! No?for rival- j ry and coni|?etitinn will destroy that inter-! est. When capital is withdrawn from com- j tnerce, and men are idle, We mutt all turn ' manufacturers, and shall not be able to find or force a market forour articles, This is tho stato of things to which we ; must arrive, if the manufacturing interest, continues to drive their spurs into congress every year, and derange the whole of our I national concerns, in calling for more pro-1 taction. The ensuing session will be an important one, and we hope they will re trace their steps, and save the* little left before the storm rages every where. [From ih?' New York Rvfuni l*o?t ] TJ Ifu Munufutturt't anil .Mtrhanirs of Ihe Oni- ' I til Slalrt '?'* I One of y??ur numbor bog* leave to ad-. dres# a few conwlcralioiuloyoii in relation ! to .n subject which has agitated this coun try for a considerable length of time: and in I reference to which the public mind has un dergone a gnat change?a change which however painful, will, it is to he hoped he salutary, hccaiue it come* I'umii proverbially the belt of teachera--experieneu. As my i motives may bo impugned for avowing a I rhange of opinion in my own raw, and fori imputinz the mnn< change to other*, hy i thnae who are really the encmioit of the1 mechanic*, although they mean ami labour an they think lor our go**!, I shall premise by saying that I have a factory in whirli about forty mm are employed constantly. Placed thus together, lot us ask ouaelve* whether the severall tariffs of ISIfi, fH2-l and 182H, have not hcen not only ot serious injury to the country le.it also to ournelve*. To arrive at a correct conclusion on this aiiliject it will he necessary to revert to the testimony which we have from that |?br lion of the country where manufacturing has Iteen carried on to its greatest extent ?I mean the Knstern States. We must bear in mind that the statements in rela tion to these matters are from our brother manufacturers, an.I tin* at once give* us ground tonup|Nwe that they are not exag gerated First It apprrs that nearly filiv mill ion** of dollars have lieen sunk in the man ufacturing business since the year IR2-I. Heeond. Nearly all. if not all, the man ufacturing establishments hi the Haste rn States have failed. Third. All nv nearly all the merchants in the Knstern States, who have had any Uiing to do with manufactories have also been ruilkcd. Fourth. It hi declared that Ninuggling to a greet extent, ia carried on at j-.reaent in eonaequenee of the high rate of duties on many articlea. Much being the admitted effect* oftho sys tem, it ia proper to aak ouraelvee the cau> aee. Among theae are, untea* I miatake, the following, vi*: The high price of labour in thia country compare<rwith Kuroj>e. Hie flirt that a great portion of the man> ufacturing of thin country is carried ou by companies instead of indtviduak Tlio fact that llio cultivation of tiie toil is much more profitable than labouring in manufactories. A MANUFACTURER. [From lh<> New York E*?'?iing Pott ] ?KMMA?r OK Mil cn?'? IIIWCII niTUl. It sets* pcai portion oTthe United State* at variance. It in a tax of the many for tho benefit of ths fefr. . It degrade* the morals of the labouring ClUMi , ? aristocratic system?many labor off all hope of tho poor from ruing ban from them tho mean* and of obtaining offices of trust les the r..v'.als of tho young ami tmitiun. *' / i .?nt* them from becoming intelli gent'uien. It exposes them to company of the worst kind, g It prp^hu-cM intemperauco and its atten ding evils to a greater extent than any j other diufo. It is a jHKtr plan for making Presidents of tho y. Slates. It hM already ruined ugood portion oil this country. I It is dostnirtivc to tho interest of tho far mer?for restriction produces restriction. It is destructive to tho mercantile inter ests?look at Boston. It is pernicious to the health of thoso em ployed in it. Its exauip!" is already followed by other countries?Colombia and Mexico. It renders us dependent?for we are sel lers and not buyers. It docs not increase man's gormandizing powers by creating an additional "homo consumption," as is learnedly stated by the Harriyburgh Convention. rr VARIETY. [lnim t!??? N. \ * ? ??tri? r >uiJ l.ni|Uir< r.J fir/orm in the Ilurem. ?XVe learn from a French jp.ipi r that the Sli.tax linn turned In* attention t.? ? 1?.- dress.:* of the ladies, and hns thereby obtained an important victory over the Mussulman*. l he Ladles of the linpcrinl H .rem, and the wivesef the Min isters, have already set the example, to the Treat ottonMinient of the people, who could scarce believe their eyes on seeing the Indies appear in public, in gloves and French corsets. This is all right, and we Jhall bear tin- Sultan out, provided lie does hot allow the fair creatures to screw tbeir waists into razor-edge*, and of this wc have our fears. *1 dUctn?ic.?\ lady ia Perth, I'ppcr Can. da, being about to add to her little family, sent lor a lady, a neighbour, who was similarly conditioned. In tbe hurry and bustle incidental to nm h interesting po sitions, both ladies tumbled into the straw at oih.?*: and the nurse was *o confuted, us Billy Pi igg sav*, that she to jumbled and mixed the babies that she could not identify their ownership, and the mother* finally bad to ruffle (or the choice. The ( 'haricstowu (Virginia) Free J'reu, of the 22d ulr. says ?? A term of the Superi or Court of Law, far Jefferson county, com menced yesterday, Judge Parker presiding. IVut for the folly of Jesse Wood, a free black, who wished to raise Corn without planting it, wc should have been nble to boust of having no criminal cause upon our docket. We wish Jesse had been snugly colonized at Libera- Ourcourt record would then have been free from the only black %l?ot upon it." ?)7* Mr. Clay has ate no public dinner within the last week, ns per advices from Kentucky direct. Provisions nrc, therefore on the rise. stag unfa, jlut; 11.?Dr. Waddel haa re signed tho Prraidoncy of the University. Tho Rev. A Ioiiko Church, waa elected President, unanimously. Mr. M'Uplift* has been olectod PmfexKor of mathematics, and Jjtme* Waddel Km. (Hie worthy Rector of our Academy,) Pro le.?nor of Languages. The duties of Professor of Belles Lottre* and Kthica, will for the present devolve up<?n tho newly Heeled President. ConutttuthnalUt. A German company hatt been performing in Paris. Tho amateurs have boon en raptured with the aingiog, and especially tho walt/.ing in l)er !? reyschutK. - [Krom tlio Boston BulMln ] I'olice Court,?fin Saturday, a young, go<Kl looking sailor, named Lewis, wan brought before the court, on the complaint of another sailor, for assaulting and beating him. When brought in, hi* appearance in dicated that some one hnd bundled him pretty roughly On enquiry made of the officer who arrested him, it appeared that lie was unwilling to be taken?that he " made fight,"?and had received injury in his resistance. Tbe complainant stated that he hud reprimanded Lewis, at the j breakfast table of his boarding house, lor profane swearipg, and that Lewis there upon struck him a ntvcc blow?that being j *ick ami unable to d?ft nd himself, he hnd appealed to the laws. After the complain .mt bad given his testimony, Lewis wn? told by the court that lie might tell bis sto. ry. which lie related ns follows? V by, 1 tell ye just how 'twas. There we were?sitting at breakfast?talking just j as sailors do.-und, in the course of it, I sup isc I s*ore a few dams, hut did'nt think '? would go ..g tills! hi\ stomach. So up h< j .,rts, and stvs he, I think any body thai j wrars like that (or something of that sorto ; thing) ought to Im* tinned out it the house ! So after I had finished my breakfast, (?oti j see he bail lin shed his, and I liad'nt) I just I tv.ilked into a sort of ? shop in the nexl i room, and there he was, and savs I, whai ido y<>u mean by saving that' If y??u think | you re a man, we'll settle that now. So, hi said he wa?rr?dy to settle it (or somcthiiif ilie like o' that) and then I just gate him ? v?rt of a back alope o' side o' tnf jole*.? I hen lie douses Ins j ukct (he looked rher like a marine all afloat) and shipped hit long tail coat (just a* he ia now) to look foi a justice or a constable, or aomething o* thai sort. I thought he waa a bully?he'd dom his part at akylnrkint--and 1 thought I'd jaw give him a ens nee, If he tern a man?am thnt's all about It, Court. How came you to ataault the ofli Why you Me I wa? just walking along and up vrmea a man and aaya, I want yoi to go along with me, Bo, aaya I, what'a at that about? The? saya he, IVe got a war rank for you. Well, let'a tee It, aaya |,(yot know whetl a may dont know hla way there' no harm of eoq^iriof)?-so, let's tec it, mvi 1. Then one word 01 might on another, and then 1 got this lick over the head. Well, theu 1 tlmught't wu time to luul off uxi repair. liut the constable, 1 tuppnac it it, Lrsjght me up here. And here i am?uud you must do what you please?and that's all about that. Court. Do you wish to ask the witness any question^ ? No.?I doo't want to ask him any thing. He's told AU story, and I've told mint. So you may Just take 'em and splice 'em togeth er, and make what you like of 'em. There's enough for a fore top bowline there, and 1^ dont want to say any thing more about The defend :uit was ordered to pay a fine and coats, which he complied yrHl1 snd theu cleared out as he said to repair (lama r At St. Augustin4 East Florid.i, on the 26th July last, Mr, L. II. C01?* formerly of this town, in the 46th >ear of his age. HKMOV AL.-Mrs. II. MAKKtf . ?rt Mantuamaker informs tli?* Indies ofColuin !>;>* and Its vicinity that shn has removed lo llie dwelling part ut lite brlok building occupied by Iritis V M'LwuchliB, where die pl>d<?. he licit to cxscute *1! orders entrusted to li?r care with neatness and on tha most reasonahlu terms D'J* Two apprentices wanted?nonu need an ply without iieing well acquainted Willi plain sou Wig. August 21, 1829 .11 if A< AllD.?As riicuuut oners will prevent rar from returning again to the sooth, I lake tills opportunity of presenting my sineeiM lhank? to llie inhabitant* of Columbia, mid IM vicinity, for tbe paironago and kindness which I lir.ve re eelved during my residence among theui. At the saint' time I deem It my duty to recom mend Mtnc gentleman lo All I lit* vacancy which my nlisccncu will occasion. as this branch of th#> profession is t<K> often undertaken by itenerant men, who are entirely Ignorant of medical rel? enco. wholly ooaopiNimed with the diseases of ! lit** teeth, and the gient inflneuce which theto c* 1 ert niton thn general health, imperially upon the organs of digestion! and oi course, Ignorant ol the remedies inttM iiy for their relief The evils resulting fiom uitikHlfillnes.i, in the practice ol duntlsliy, are, to say the Ua-t, ns ^reat aw in auyotherbrunr.il oft he medical profession I have gieM pleasuru in l?eing aids In recom- i mend Win Lr.v M U. and dolt with the utmost' confidence, having for i<>m? lime past iV?1de?l I with him. and seen htm perform nlltl.c operations! in Deutnl burgery with great duslirity and skill l)r l.sr's |*.rniHiient location in Columbia will | nlTird frequent oppoiluuities for the esaminnlioii of previous nitrations. and will l>e u aullicient; gnarunt.-a to llie public, to secure uulirocon-j fl dance. D. C. AM III.Hit August 15, 182i>. Hi if MUSIC ?.\lr DaCami*. lately froin.Charles respectfully informs the citizens of Colum bia mid lis vicinity lhat he intends giving lessons on the Flute and Chuiouit, and w II also tune Pi a no'4. Those who may re<|uim his instruction on the two first instruments, cr his servi es on tlm latlnr, may faittdully rely on his attention when called on lor it, ai Ills residence a few doors be low Mr. Parr's fuririUire ware room, on Kichnrd ron MreM ]|u relies only on the lilierality ol llie public generally aided by hi* own un.ruiilled em'eavouis to picuse, to merit n shnie of their patronage. August 21, IB-'J- 34 if ILONAMSVILLE SPRINGS. * 9 VIIS healthy and dmirable siluaiiot. i I. two milnind ? half nf Columbia, f i? within and now possesses every convenience for the accommo dation and comfort of all who are in *strch of health The SQhscriber has gone In considerable p%in? land cxptinie in preparing hi* e?tahli?hmant, sn n? lo ineet the expectation* and withe* of the public., Private families can bo famished with room* and be a* retired at piwulWe?every e*er lion Mill be used to give yatisfactUii to those who may favour him with a call, both in atten tion anu the reasonableness orhls chargos.? From this, and the many advantage* attached to the*e Springs, the excellent water and their con venience to Columbia, with the flattering en couragement he lr* already received, the subscriber cannot hut hone, that a liberal public will extend to him a tharo of their patrou age. N. n. It mav suitlhe convenience of familei returning from the mountain*, to call and upend n few d ?ys. O A. IIH.LKO AS. Align** 21, 94 2 LAW NOTICE AW THOMPSON and SILAS L HF.L ? I.KK have formed a co-partnership, In the practice of Law, at New tier ry Court Hon?e. where,the latter will reside and uiay at any time ba con?iiltcd. A. W. Thomp*on will continue torakide nt Union Court-Home. All hu?ine** intrnated to their earo will b? diligently at ten'led to. Newberry C II. July. 21, 1829 31 2m NOTICK.?AII person* indebted to the late firm of Jno. NfuflT'-r L Co. by note ?r npen account, previous to the 22nd July, Ifl.tl, will please r.ome forward and |>ay before n? xt return day, or they may etprcl *ucn note* and account* In be placed In the hands nf an attorney for milt J. NKUFFKIt k Co. Augn*l 7 32 8 Twenty-five Dollars Reward. LOST on the evening nf the I7lh iaM. near Cnlumbla, a WATCH nf the follow lug de tcriplion: maker* name, M. J. TobiaskCo. Liv erpool, No. 278.1, silver ca*e with gold joint*, douhln bottomed, engine turned, movement quarter second*; allaehed were a gold oorti chain, si( *tr*nd?, a gold teal and key, the ?<??{ ?ct with a while cornelian. The finder bv lenv in* il e? Ihi* office will receive the above r*?ward Mav 2tf 22 II t1 ASH will lie f.iven for 20 or .14) prim* J FIF.LD HANDS, at any lime between n?w and the first of January next. F.nquire at llii? I I office II Jnlv 24 1820. 3<> If 11 ?i " r , . I. ad awl conveniently Kited up, with harnet* all in good order. Alto a gnnd carriage horse, ?ound and ju*l returned from a Jnnmey lo Hon dn Kmi'ilre of Dr. THOMAS COOP EH. Columbia Antwt 14, 182ft 83 if rHK *ub*erih<r, I ha wile of Hdhrrt M'ChI lough, Tavern keeper in the village o| Newiwrry gives notice, that site will with lh? content of Iter hutltand. trade a* a sole trader oi dealer front and after Ilia first day of Septembei Mlt. " . ELIZABETH M'Ci:LLOl (;H Jniy ?, t?i?, ii_ South Carolina?.lbbcrilU iutrict TOLLED before mn on the CA'h of Marel l#t0, by Tboe, Weir. ? Sorrel Hor?e; *te In Itle forehead, ahont on* year otdf with nn otl?e partie.nlar mark* or hmnd*. Appealed at Hi < dollars. F.PHRAIMDAVIS.Jt.K M?y?. m fjf 8 Navy ! ?ef ond Pork, for If?t\ NA'. V t OM\ l?*IONEIt&' Ot'l'ICF, > mi, jui*, i?v v ? i ? F.\I.EI? IMiOfOhALB will tr iirfiviH 7 thle Office. i>I |,?- |>| ??! ttHigiUrjiiilt'i for lU? ? ?P| I? utlMMto | Nt\\ HftL *??' 24004??r nth navy l'cik f?i ihe m? ?l the U?iti?? 8late? N aval tut lev iow? l*rrtU of B?*f,W' 800 ban fb of Polk. lc Ir delivered M rmh ol tba Unl Ird N??) Y?id>; CUrliMOKr* Mataach utcili, Bim kl)i..N?w Voik(??4 St f folk, Vir pint*; unci li e wl.ob i|iiar.tily ?iu>l ! ?? delivered at rarb nut) every Nk\> Yard. ly fit* I?l of April, IbSO lit ?k?lr qtikdlliy gf|ti? raid Heel Rltd |>?>*k rouu I* ?>l tb*> U?t qt*Ji>, II..' Bcel imul I* packetl front well fatted C'ii lie, w*i,ch in* not le?a I lift n in the m (?r, nrM!0 IU an Ih* Aoo/aW I be lty$. fry **?* /?, thJt, thukt, ihini, mud Iht ntfi ef ?aeA ami* . l inu?t l>u wholly excluded front tae barrel,*:! the rcttuilnder of I lie eaienao must be ml I piece* of In !'<#. eacb,ae n?ar *? tuny l?c. ?ol ?' twenty pirn t Will make ft banal olSO* L$. ?( ' weidili ?f Navy Beef. 'I'Im |n>rk mud be corn fed and well ft ;4I the Mill!*, Ictl, and bind bu entire, 1 ? bully eaelmlid irom lb* barrel, and tlmf. d<T ?>! tlw* hog must bo caI lato placet of el |w niiili eat It, m near n? nifty to,eo that 86 pie*e , not more tiiB" linen of twliitb ?ball be ?houhl? ? . will make h barrel of ?00 i?>und< nett wel*bf. 1,1 Navy fork. Tim whole i|uantlty of thetaid Beef an?| Prrk mint In* perfettly ir.ltcd in lb* fir?l in?t niton Wl'f ? Mid all* rw.<rd? parked Willi 4 untnrleM qtianptv of Hie Imim 'I'uik* tilaixl, Isle of May, or Nt. tth < ??lt, hi,(I no oilier, iu euioro it* prewrrvaiki with f.vo ounce* of pore rullpoter to each t every barrel. ?. . si *'i 'I'lie barrel* in w liirb (be laid Beef 'lad fUrfc nr? lo be |m<.X??I ihimi be utad* of (be li?#i aeaaoo ed While <hl oi White *>!i, free from ?apf *f|t'i one iron I hh;!i ( liitin-, mnl otlicru i#- fol . anil ?iih*Unli*lly hooped; mid eaeb Imrrel nuti"1 be bniiiilcil mi iu hn.'iU " Navy Ue?f," or Bit*- y Hoik" with iho Contractor a name, ami tbey?nr when picked. All ihc'uiid Br?f ?o<l Pork on delivery at U retpvciivo Navy Yard# nrj?l l?r. nibjrcted (0 III' tcit nnd ini|>ectioo o| torun urorn Intprctor, r>> the Stale within which II l?to be delivered?jfk" ?l all lie selected bv tbn Commandant of IH* T?l ' at l lie pliw* of deuveiy, without any rhnr|(a t Hie United SlntM therefor, ami wh*n inni^ct* ' in >ni<l inminer, the Contractor iniiM pot Iho bar rel? in ^nod ?hl|)plaic order, or tbe Beef Pori will not bo received. Hidder> are r? ipnreil to atatn tbrb price* aepnr - airly, for lite Beef, end for the Pork, and il t|w; oO'er luiiiinii nI more (hatiuno Vard, Iboo mpar mIi-ly for encti Yitrd T'lev are alio rcquirft(Mi> xivr their name*, jlr residence, and I he nAottv and residence of tbrir anretie*, minntely, ?M(! urn if trnn<ini| their bid' rraled. and eiclone ' " Olfer lo furnhb Kav Beef ond Naw Pork, fg, I Kit* " The Ci>inmirdi)ner? of the tfavy ahe 1 to liiko the offer* of n bidder for aqy ti(i orfor'liio article* deliverable at rny or in greater proportion*, If tucli btda lj#^lj#k?* Ue.cit. Any bid not made in conformity to (|)U mlvof ilitemenl, or not received within ll|k Ihttitvii tiiun will not l>e o|?eued. . iArff; The purl* of the iinimiil to be exclodei) froir the lm-r? l will be peiliciibiHy di'icrih^fl In Hi?W inc*. which will foirn part of tbf hontrltl>t?. |'er*on? di*>irinK Infortnalion upon tbo subject with on intention to bid, may ohtatn It lonable nppliration In the board. To be publMied tw ice .1 week hi' Ih* Dalit* ni'T'- lU-pobliiMo, American Si-fttin'/l, Nutlonal , ti-icMie, N Y'ufc riimmerrii'l Advert ?rr, tftM* ton Sintrmiun. ('< ttiin,,rr.mi ti'ixelle. N II ^|| riot, Proviilenee I'litrM, (lartfoid Time*, leipb filar. Halibut Minerva, ^orfulk tUclimond Kiuiuirer, Ohio Monitor, Republican. Na-bvi'de Itepublican, i;?rettc,K? niniky Arrni, Coldrot" ('hnrleilon I'mIWoI, Savaonnh He) bile flemitter, St l.oui* Beacon, vertlwr, Salinbury Wettern Carolli riVK N Vk)I.L \ RH HKW Allb,?SlTej I the ?iib?criber, aboni lite I ?<t of July, of mnre Mnle?, llm ono black and the ?dbe Both are bmnded on their lefl ?h?nildei*. have abo lomr in?rk? on their ?houldof* iron their lieinu nr.cu*'oiocd l?v woik in a <tra Tlmy wm' Kern io the neighborhood of tbej Creek Sprint;* nl>oiit a IoiIiiirIiI pa*t Who will deliver Ihcni up lo the ?ub?criber, or | information k> thai lie may obtain thta^ %r|f ui('o Iho above reward. ISAAC LYONS. 3| Columbia Aueuft 14, 1B28 The *itiior of the Camden Jour iJiealioveibrpe ini<>rt.ionanmi forward htoi lo ihU oflice. ' ' NOTICE. ~ 31. "3S al will riv* rd his acedint &ife RUNAWAY from the MbMrlbir, liviojt itt Oglethorpe county, flit the niphl of (It* jfcVli Jiiy of July Imt, t*o Negro men?ARMHTRAD ?bout 32 or JW Venn old, 6 teat 9 vr 10 Incite* hl/h, vi ry I.lurk rotnpleiion, M|oara httitt ind walk* with hli toe* n 11111* ont; ?i?hl fellow wot I trough! from FmMb cnonty, Maryland, abnne four yeartlatt winter, by riiatltafi. Moore, anil ?old'to the mlecritier, ami it ii expected will at* tempt getting bark. HOB t< about 22 or 2.1 yc?? olj, 0 f?-e( H In* ehc?. hljjli. and vary Murk alto, anil a ?'?<?:! bleak* ?m'.lli?They protniMy have procured a free part through ;?mr- dark channel, ami w ill attempt to pa?* lor free mm; Hiay aie both wnart. arfiva men, anil cn|mbtc of pftiminff i deception on inoit per*oni?They wilt, it I* ? Xt?< cted. try to gold company to Richmond. Virginia, iinl*?* detected a* Bolt \va? brought, when a hoy, from lirar lhat plare. I aspect ihey will attempt going way of Vienna and I'inr.kueyvilla, Ch HaUttuiy , Milton, anil IVIfiibwrf. to Hid Any p?r*on who will apprehend tlieaa fell either of them, ami |>'it tl?? in Into n eafaja that I get them ?hall be liberally rewarded their tronlilc, l>v , .. . ?r.0R0P. i.rMPKlN. N It. Tbcj bulb had on when they left bluo tlalhri. Auglllt S tt SI .1 r The following pnpor? are rri|ne?<adto givi* two iofrllnrt* to tlm al?ove a<iverti*emant. and lor ward their awiinti to M f. (i?tr? Lumpkin, Lexington, Oglethorpe County, (ieorgia, tor pay* inont, vi<: t'nrolinian. 3al?hury, N. C, Old Do* minion, Petersburg, Va. Kftotiirer, Richmond, V* TeleicotM. Columbia, B. C. and tba llar*ltl# 1 reiter>ek Town, Maryland NOJlCK.?The auhicrtber having pracil*e?t in Hi" mo?i e??cn*lve and eminent flar-Jana In I'ranc., Oertnnny, Italy and Philadelphia (for whirti In' van product* the he*t certificate* ?f hla abilities) ami being well erqualnied with tha c?t. tnrc hum mnnaatemont ?>f I'inn/nrtli?I'v'k. Plat and OrCi n llo?i?e plant*, l-'iiilt Trrea, Vegetable and Vlow?r gnrdening, a*nl laying out pleAinro greotd*. If terj wired ha de?lr?* a vi wallow In tha above line on tha mo*l rra?onable term*, and pbdge* hlmeelf to give geueial (attraction (u lho*e who may fr?toire hi* urvice*. I Apply lo Mr?rt J Neaffcr^eo. Columbia: of 10 Mr. (iekar, Piatt Spring. < II MM ,I s III I.T.K.H. Colamhh Attyxt M, IM>, ? tl ? NOTICK. VI.I. pamon* are enuUnrtrd not to ered?t in perx.n mi my ?? - ? >nnt unle*a bav?ag n writ ten order from mj ?elf o? ia\ pro|?? r wttoin.y WW, him. ' Jflly 10, im, mm. m ART.