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Mkier haa gone himself, Imoium it is feared to* HuwIibi will disembark mi that point. Ai the town b threatened with ? general too during thu crisis; the Grand Seignior has given out a firman, ordering that a sen tine {should paw the night in each house, where aeveml butts of water are alwayn kept ready, and cujrince have been plaood probably baa been rendered easier by the explanation given br tho Prussian Am bassador, has made tho most fevorablo im preeaion, foe Mr. Gordon, having thua sur mounted the Ant difficulties, continues his negotiations on a large and solid basis. Tho general enthuaiaam is hrfrom what it was supposed. Had wo boon victorious i it would certainly havo been durriad to a gran height, but our dofeats have discour aged ut, and ths anemiea ofthe empire, who have taken place; and wo really do not I know where (he Rumians are, though it i*: asserted that KirkKiitsMa Uaocurwl fromj any audden attack, by tho caru of Abdutuh man racna. -v- a Tho order* given for 40,000 of tho gene ral levy of Constantinople to hold tliein *elve* in readinem, is sufficient to show tho danger. On thefith of thin month, a Run sta atom vessel appeared at tho ontrance or the Black Sea, and contiuued to sound lor a considerable time. It sailed away af ter having fired she of it* guns against tho Castles. Tho Interpreter belonging to the Port has left tho towu, and no?f commands the engineers. He is at Adrianoplu where ho superintends the works. Camp at Amos, July 25, (Aug. 0) Soon alter his arrival at Aidos, Count l)i ebitsch learned tliut the Mahomedan in habitants of some village* near the town, who had lied into tho mountain* on the ap proach of our troops, had expressed a wish to roturn to their homes witli their lamilies and there to live under tho protection of the ?nny. TIm General hastened to take advantage of this wish. After this com munication the inhabitants of twelve villa ges, all Mahomcdans, encouraged by the asmirances of his Excellency, delivered up their arms to us, and returned to their homes, and have received from the Com mander in Chief letters of protection and *afoguard. The same measure is beginning to be tar ried into effect further on towards Adriano pie, and several villages have submitted and dolivered up their arms to tho van guard of Count Pahlens corps at Paki, promising to remain quiet under our pro tect ion. Under tlieso favourable circumstances, tho Commander in Chief has thought pro per to isauo a Proclamation to the inhabi tant* of Eumelia. PROCLAMATION The Commander-in-Chief of tho Russian array, which victory lias brought into the Plains of Rumclia, cannot but re^et that tho Ottoman Government rejects, withj great obstinacy, tho proposals made to it in . the name of his Majesty the Emperor of all the Russians, the acceptance of which | w<fcld put an end to tho evils of war, and restore reposo and tranquility to the peace-; able inhabtttnts of theso countries. He is thu* placed under tho absolute necessity of following tip hi* victories, occupying tho i ? ountry. and advancing as far as Provi deneo shall please, in order by thi* means to compel the Sultan to listen to the voice of reason and humanity. In fulfilling this painful duty tho Com mander-in-Chief fools tho most ardent de sire to spare the peaceable inhabitants Ma hometans a* well a* Christians, the burdens of a military occupation?or rather to pre-; vent their ruin, which would be inevitable if terrified by the approach of the army, they should take the unhappy resolution to abandon their dwellings, their villages and j their town*. " The Commander-in-Chief has therefore ttiought fit to issue the following noticu:? 1. AU MutMclmen, inhabitants of tho towns and villages are eallcd upon to re main quietly with their wive* and children in their habitation* and possessions, and not to fear being molested by any person what ever.?They are 'only, however; to give up all their arms, which will bn preserved ?u a safe place. An accurate list of them will be kept, and they will b? punctually restored after the conclusion of peace. 2. Tho inhabitants shall enjoy entire lib erty in the exercise of tho Mahometan re ligion, they sliall retain their Mosques and and their Imans, perform thoir five prayers ut the appointed hours, and continue to say as usual the Friday's prayer?* the Iluhhe in tho name of the sultan Mahmond, their Sovereign and Caliph?for it is a matter of course that the Mahometan inhabitants who do not abondon tho districts occupied by tho Russian troops, art> not obliged to boeome In eonsequenco Kn??ian sub jects but remain as before subject* of the Sul tan. 3. All the local authorities of cities, such us Adriauopleand others, the Ayatis, Ca dis, Notables, lee; are also railed upon not to leave their houses, but to continue to di rect the administration, that the lives and property of the Muselmen inhabitants may bo protected and maintained. No Russian authority will interfere in the concern* df the Musselmen with each, which will be examined and regulated by the competent Musselmen authorities of the place. 4. Tho inhabitanta will ftot in their liar vcat, and put the com into tho burn* fur their own km; tho overplua not required by thorn tor their owfi uae may W w?l<l by ?lu'in to tho Ruaaian army, which will pay tor every thing according to tho catabhah td price*. 5. In all tho town* tho Muaeulmon Au thoritiea will give up to tho Roaaian army all tho article* belonging to the Turkiah <2orernmoot?web m cannon, arma, am munition, and When once thin ia done, no peraon whatever will be permit ted to meddle with private property; and ovenr inhabitant ahall keep and dkp<me of, at his pteaMinp, ell that he poeeeeeei. 0. In the cttiea, town* and village* the ?totdieni Will not ocoupy any of the Itouaea inhalMted by the Meaaelnteft, and the atric teat meaeurea will k* take that the Muaaui man inhabitant*, their Wire* and children, may not he agpoeod to any ineult or op preeainn fVont tho ttoope. AH the point* herein toMcJAed shall I* iiun<l<ir-to-)-'htof>h>ll thin* rotative to th* utrlrt . H . h|fc*4q*i?'t*iv. Al<h?, J?f$h W> VA [fruni ilw Nillawl QtuUt J We ?pent n half hour, on Friday, wilt the Siamese boys who are exhibited el th< Miuusilc Hull. They struck us aa the nsos remarkuble phenonenon In human exit tence, physically and mentally. II a Hail ley, Cabenls, or l)ug?ld Stewart could ha?? >iudicd.tbeJbabltaaadsympftthleeof auchi osouhy of our twofold nature. These twin me cheerful, atejrt, tnteUlgeht, healthy, an eveu vigorous) form* are well devel oped; they resemble each other minutely and they present altogether a picture of union, which k calculated to affect the feel ing* not lew tlian surprise the efv. He must have been heartier or looonalderate, who suggested to them the Men of separa* tlon In any respect. Ged has hutted Joined them} It Is not probable that any anatomist can discover whether abscission wottld or would not be fatal. The consequent death of both or either, would be ?'stern murder iu the direst degree.** We could not but Can une survive the ethur? K that should be the ca?e, the defunct mu^t be cut away, to afford u chance of the promulgation of the brother** life. The opwruttaft would re avmble the Cteutriao In ita obioct, though {irrhapaervaier In the rlak. ft would be a subject of curHnu observation how Car the aurvuor could bear hit new situation. But it la moat likely that the recoider of their exit will be able to repeat from the poet? " So much alike?to much the same, 'fl at death mistook theui both for ona " - - 27 -7-r -T-T7?. with wliorn they seem to bo quite nappy, mentions tlmt the fraternal bond ii appa rently a? strong ami Intervelned as the cor porcalj? they live in hui iuony and tond at* tuiliment?trulr sensations and movements arc nearly always Simultaneous and mutual. Tney are plainly susceptible of moral and intellectual improvement The full culture of their fuLultietuml affectiona?the expan sion of their understandings, ui>d the refine* I iiiunt of their hearts? the application of . tiicirri fli ttive power* to their unique con* 1 dmon, their reciprocal duties, and the won* 1 dei tul providence of their maker?and the , tin 11 nuccssury combination of their acquire* [ iiienta and abilities?'might yield extraordi i nary ami beautilul fruits. Their age is on* ly eighteen; a period utter which education h.?* given even supet inrity In richness and eiieigv to man) mind*:?if we may judge from the most authentic, accounts of the Siamese rare,individuals could be advanced to the Kuropran degree of instruction or ex ccllenve. We think that these youth are very mtct rsting objects for both the phlloso pher and the philanthropist, supposing it probable that thev will reach the ordinary | term of human life; uiul we sec no reason why they should not, with common tare. Commodore Pouti:k arrived in this city yesterday afternoon, and stopjMMl at tho Ci ty Hotel, (Harmim's) and is in excellent health, lie was the In-arer of despatches from our Minister at Mexico, and was re ferred to by Mr. Poinsett for every informa ti n touching the state of that rountry, where the most extravagant prejudices ex ist, nnd are offensively demonstrate! to ward* our Minister and government, on the part of tho factions opposed to the ex isting Mexican administration. Wo aro glad to leam what indeed w ait to bo expected, tlmt President Jacknon receiv ed Commodore Porter with the utmost cor diality and kindnoaa, nor need wo doubt that he will require the use of hit talents and oxperienro for tho benefit of tho coun try Knowing that many Amorican citizen* were interested in them, Commodoro Por ter travelled eighty miles to make a per Honal inspection of the Teinascallepee and Vanuxf Mines, he reports them as being under tho most economical and efficient management.?/tuUimorc Gazettt. TABLB Showing the total amount of tho exports of tho.growth, produce, and Manufacture of the United States, and the amount of 1 tho Exports in Cotton, Rico and Tobac co. from 1MB to 1H27 inclusive : Years. Cotton, Rice and Total Kxports. i Tobacco. 1818 $+1,464,000 *73,854,000 1819 30,802,000 AO,977,000 18*20 31,993,000 51,684,000 182! 27,300,753 43,671,994 1822 81,811,378 44,897,097 1823 28,728,192 47,156,408 1821 38,686,949 60,6-19,500 18?'? It,488,517 66,944,745 1826 32,289,867 53,065,710 1827 38,180,567 58,921,691 8339,903,232 8621,811,015 ?The fttnate r.onatoUof fifteen members, f-Vfveu Jackson id four nnti-Jackton men, whirh give* a di-cidcd Jack*onlnn majority on joint ballot, and thu* securc* to that par ty, the Governor and nil the ntfRces that emanate ftotn that soutce of power, that hn* been brought about hy aupinenCM on one ??ide and zeal on the other.?Bait. Pofier. OHlTl'AHY. Departed thl* life, on the 13iii ln?t. nt the \ residence of her husband, Mr. CJeo, Free, hi Fnirfield District, Mm. NANCY FHKK, ill the 57th year of her age. A few iihort days of invincible affliction, overpowering medical skill and attention, and inexorable to the prayer and suppllcutiou of the ten Iderest friends and relative*, linn deptived by death an affectionate husband of tut ?f ' fe<tlonntc wife?children of m mother who with deepest w*1iritutlc watched over their ! childhood;?thu* ?heridlnff a gloom over ! the horuon of near forty year* of effulgent domestic sueces*, and tranquility, and hap i dines 4. The c' aracter of the deceased is recog ni?ed by nil who enjoyed i lie pleasure of her acquaintance, to he Imperlshably inscribed hy the exerci*e of nil the virtue* of truth, benevolence, friendship, charity. The widow and the orphan, the distreased of eve ry description within the circle of duty ejaculating their aoerow on this afflicting occasion, testify in language too loud to be fnrg<*tea, " Ala* we Have lost a friend in deed P But our friend it net lost. Prom mortal scene* of sufferings the is translated to lm mprtal scene* of Rilw. Whatever may be the deep and solemn regret of friend* and relatives, let all tear* he wiped away. It it believed that a redeeming spmt did travel with the immortal part of the de ceased, thro' the ffetf trihnlatkm* of this transitory eg B't> rnctatdmi her regenerate jV'tl ? n* on ' : Hiiii, Iron, S?re**, sar* . lb. bti?|j pi. lb. Mackarcl, No. I, a, L -*> Nirfli, OM., v Rum, W. I. SftH.iowclu, In balk, 8<?*l, Oarnun, U < Blhter, 8&w. 7W Bcowo. Wbllo Hitim, ???., WMtluy, Wino, Madeira, Make*, Freight to Ch?rlotton,51/H), lo 51,75, for Cot, ton, j>er bait. Mp Krrijht tmm Cbirlnlwi in Wagon* 75 ct* to 100 eti. per 100 Iba. J: % ft '8 n?l. bbi. ?* 140 ? 4 16 < i 7 4* o 00 ft 74 ? ? 10 r? s 40 ft 60 000 ? 700 NO ft W0 400 ? 000 ? ft 10 #: ,s ?: ? 70 ? 76 14 ft 18 10 ft IB ft ft 0 fiv ft 80 10 ft 12 IB ft 18 120 ft 100 10 ft so 30 a 3IJ 3A0 ft 400 76 * 100 RKMA.UK8. COTTON. There Iim been a fair aupply of cotton brought lo market tills wnk, prlcri have fallen a shade, in conttqueor.e of the continued lowness of (he River and th?advance of Freight, we quote new cotton 8A to 8] old 6 lo 7|. CORN, Is. scarce anu io demand at 46 lo 50 els. BUTTER, ii vcrjr scarce and readily com mand* 20 to 3<1 cU lb. FLOUR. Very Utile coming in, price to WHISKEY. Very little coming la, ptlce30 lo 314 *?* 1*UK COURT of APPEALS for the Upper Division of ihb btate, will meet at Coluw. lii?, on tlio 23J November next. The docket* of iIn: r?."|>rctlv?* cintuii* will lie called at Ibo limr'.nnd in the order following, vijs: Im. The .Northern Circuit,on Monday 23d Nov. M. Tiis Southern Circuit, on Monday 7ih Dec. 3d. Thr. Western Circuit on Monday 28th Dec. ?Ith. The Middle Circuit,on Monday llih Jan. fly older otlhc Judaea ofthe Court of Appeal* W. A. BKICKELL, Cltrk. Oct. 83. NOTICE. TltllK Co-partnerthiphercloforeesistinie be 1. Iwetn Siguier li Ross <tnd James flora, un der tliu firm of James flora, & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual aontent Thesu indebted to ?nid Arui, are requested to make payment lo A. C. Squier, k Co. who are duly authorised to selllu all claims of the concern. JAMES IIORA. 8QUKIR Si R038. Columbia, Feb. 2.5,1820. 10 CLOTHING AND HATS. A. C. SQUE1R, & Co. HAVKjust received Iron their own Mana> factory, a v*ry extensive assortment of Ct.OTWXU and II.lTS, made oipicssly for ihis Market, in the neatest and most fashionable style, (all of ithlth Mill It ditpottJ of at the LOtVRHT PRICKS,) conditlng ol Hupcr Blue, Black,aiid Brown Dress Coats, Common M " mom Supet Blue, Miked and Olivo Frock Coat#, Common ?' ** ?? '? ?? rtieel Mited, Olive and Green Coatee*, Steel Mlaed and Blue Box (.>ver) Coats, Camlilet and l'taid Cloaks. Boys Bine Dress Coats and I'autalooui, super Blur, and Black Pantaloons. Common '? ?? ?? Sit*I MUaU ?' Blue, Black, wnd Buff, Ca*iini;re and CJIofta Ve?u. Plain, Figured and Slrip?.d Black Silk do. Plain, Kiohod and Figured Silk Velvet do. Plain Wblta, Buff, Figurtd and Stri|wd Valentin Jo. Tolinett, Wblto Buff, and Figured .Vfanello do Black Bomhazine and Swantdnun do. Alto, n Largo Anortment of Blue and Black Mised Sattinet Coata, Roundaboau, Panta loon* and Vodt. Cord Panlalooat, (with and without Straps,) and Cnaree Clothing of variooa kind*, suitable for Servant* ,A great variety of Shirt*, Drawer*. Ilo*iery, Handkerchief*, Cravalt, Stock), Glove*. Su? (tender*, t? Seal Skin and Horte Ilide Trunk*, of variou* *1* ie?. Alio, A large a*?oitment of deallemen* Black and Drab Braver and Roram Hat*, of variou* qual* ilkl and fgrUM' Abo Youth#, Children* and Wool llat*. N. II They have al?o, Jmt received a (elect aMoiliui'iil i>l CMiTIIS, which wilt lie made to mritMire <it Hip *horte*t notice, and in a ttyhi Unit cannot tail to plana*. | (tel. 'Si. 42 ll NKW DOOKd FOIt SAl.K BY K. W. it A ?. JOHNSTON : AlUirilf. Huuvcnlr for 1830, Fraueli Souvenir*, Knoyel<>|Mdl* Americana, Aniuiltof Amaika, Coinlx> on lit* G'onrtltation of Man, Billow'* Technology, Horner'* Pathology, Dhj(*I<I Stewait'a Work*, 7 vol*. IHtitun'* Zoology, will* platen, Matin* and Voapir*, by J. How rln*. Flalntr AnMt'i Work*, Story'* Pleading*. Anjjellon Limitation*, Fair'* Common Law, Bailey on goat bay'? Progrtn of ?ocle|y, 55k. ^5? IS?*1** uy\or, Mori* d'Attlmr, ?aaatia* of Ancient KaglUh Poetry, Beautie* of AncWut Scott Mi Poatry, Cobbat'a ttardaaar, lirova't La?l<-on, Herman and Italian Dictionaries AnetawtClMafea, IHmotthaoa*, Koripidaa, Ttf* ?M*,Uftjp> . A frw Volume* of Italian, Spaa Ml, and Praaab PiMMftliinlmt ** pAlA| 111?r?ru>T thb?|rar-(. vi m* and ! !> ifrvSnr* . ?? /' "? > ANTED IMMKulATKLY, at IliU Offlc*. M* ^hnkymkn MMNTKtt^Kow. COLUMBIA (8. C.) HACKS. Till? ???. V->- Citato Raco on ??m? C.,l..mh1? Jfrrf. ?l? comment*. On Jl tttnyJkt IUM iff JtnMtff mart, Mil eouUm* four d?) s Ftmf yM. 4 mil. uealf. > ^ ^ llomt Third " 3 " - iica for ColU and I Fillies onderO years old. Fourth,a llHndlcn|? Rao*, tha hast ihraaln Iva, mile frwa onljr for m<Ii bursas, a* Lava baan ran for one or tba Puma. Vint days I'ur.o, frtOO Mpffaid, ?< ? s7#0 Third, goo Fourth, tba Entrance Momjr, for Ihia Punas ot tba w?vlou? days, and the collections at Ilia gate dnrin* llie weak. A<?h1 Hone* will carry I2rt lbs. 6 wars old T |{o ft . " " ,, N k ?? &IM 4 " " 3 U u I* ?xf-- " BKNJ. ~ mm? JCKKR, Stewards. ? By order of ilia Club, JOHN M. DAVIS, Sec'ry Oct. S3-1821?. 48 Tliv Richmond Knqulrer, I'etiisburgh IriUlli genct-r, Raleigh Star, Augusta Clironiolo and Cbarltstwu Mercury will each, give lit** above lour waakly insertions and forward ilieir au counts to this Ollice. ! ATTENTION CAVAL1?Y~! THK Richland Light Ormgooos will puradu 1 beforo ?!??? Court-House In this Town, oo' Saturday the 31?t of Octolier, fully equip|ied for j Inspection and Drill ?'Him roll will bt called precisely Hi 0 o'clock, A. M. A Court Mittiial will Imi li?*ld inunedinlvly af* ter Parade fortlio (rial of nil Ocfftullt-ri. STARK, 0 8. 0c? ca NEW GOODS. JOHN I. Gil ACEY, & Co. NO. 8 BRICK RAN OB COLUMBIA, RP.CKIVI.NU direct from New Vork and PbilHtlelphiti tliair KmII and Winter Sup* |?liea, which comprise a very large and general assortment of KnglisU frreneh and American DRY GOODS. Abo, a v?ry eatensive stock of HARDWARE, CLTLKBV, ku. among which ore, RowlaudV Heavy Mill and Cross Cut Saw*, (of interior quality,) Smith'* Hallows, Anvils, Vices, Screw Plates. Nailorit Sandersons Cast Stefel, German and Kttclikh Blister Steel. A general slock of GKOCKRIKS, Cottou kWiog, Bale Rope end Twine, which will be sold very low. Oct. 83. 48 tJl MANSION HOUSE. TtfcC subscriber, grateful for pest favor*, would inform the public, that the Mensloa Mouse will continue open fur the reception of Members end others during the epproee Ling see don of the legislature ; end would elao, pledge himself to bestow his l?est eiertlons to promote thi comfort ol those who raey give his house the preference. To obviate ditteultles wliicli mijbt arise, he would slat* ibat one Parlour will be devoted Id the use of the Members end their friend*, that Do cbergn will be made for fuel, and that the homes of uieutbers and others remaiifiug with hlin during the session will be kept at SO eu. per duy. JOHN MAC COLL. Columbia. Oct. S3. 43 <41 F OR !:ALI??The ?u?ncrltM-r wiiliet (i? dls> ?. pot* of (ha Hon mi in which be now realdet. litiMlrd on Cum den ilrwl nw the MiMtnto of (?l Thorn** Taylor.?Tba hotu* ii wall situat* ?d for a private ratldanr-e, with all tha na?e?M> ry out buildings to render ih? occiiiMuit comfor table.?-It Mill l?a di?po<*d of with or wkhoal furniture. For Irrtai apply Ht tin* OjBra, or to \Y. H. TAYLOR. Oct. 23. 43 If Mary Ann Becket, VKRY retpoctfnlly notifle* htr itlMdl und cu?toin??r* that tha he* received an addi* tionnl Mp|>ly of aitfch* m? her Una of hudnci* ; and that *ha ha* engaged MIh FITZ8IMONS, wltmn ahiHtie* in tha Finey Draft Making. h?v<* beau duly apj?raciatad both hi Now York and Charteatnn. Mm. M. A B. baa alio mnda arrangement* to r*celVaS number of elrgant aod correct plate*, of I ha |*ta*t and mmt approved faililon* of New Tork atary mooth. From tl|?* l*?ta and eiperienra of thote ?lio ka* employed, both hi the MILLKNARY and FAN CY IIRF.99 MAKING, aba hope* lo give genv rai MlUfaetion to tboao whc will call on her. Oct. 93. 43 If KI1NAWAY or ainlMi Iroin ihn tutMcrihvr on tba 24lh of August ln?l, n nagro man t.v tbo nutnn of Jack, alioot ftvo laat ?U mclitt high, bravy built and ? dark complatlun, ha ban a tear on the out ?ldo of on* of lib lag* the width of tha hlada of an a*e. A white iMn bv tha nana of Jitlm O flainlrt ;-tft I ha nelghl?ornood about tha *ama lima l?rln* a lutplclom cbaraeUi, I am bidtiecd to ballara, ba hai tnk?m the aagro with blm?tha man l? at>ont tlx foat two or thraa In eba* bi|ib,?lenurr built, * vary |o?g *IIm naek, a vary ?harp lata, ? IMIa etoop tbouldcrad aa-J hi* ajraa ttry deep lu hU haad. Tan dollar* win ba ijkan to any perron who will *pprebf?d rnld ntgrti hnd lodge blm In n lad In Inlt litto, or twenty dolfareif lodgod In? jail out of tha ?lata, by giving ma laucediaia Information, or ?fly dollnra will bo given If tin negro and whita PMti era botn apprehended and lodgad In jail, aad ?o(lleinnt proof gh|?n fo jooitvlet tha WfcMn DAftlfct. THOMAS M?hdam? Union. S C.Oal. flg. 48 31 I ho KdHort of the Georgia innmal, Alabamn Journal, ffaehvlll* Hannar and (Utelfth Star will give tha above threw l^arttona aad forward their account* to thla fMBra, - ?|*0 iir.NT. Tha <1 watt Inn part ?Ctbr HtW-k 1. Hou#e, over tha tttoraoftlie mhtrriber* ?mMiM?ftvo doom* In tha renead rtort, ?nd r ml 1 'V* 'ii pHii iW' '?at?*ty, f.Dffiifr >t ' 0. POttfRt:, ii <;?. OUIJUO AUCTIOX.?Tke Horn* udUH, JL t?l?ly owned by Andrew Matbew?, in Jer? vai* afreet, on tbo road to tba bridge, wdlbapc** ?7/rr/y *old,on Iba Ant Monday In November neat, before Iba Court Hon* in Columbia, to clow th? couoarn with iba ereditora. D. J. M'COKD, i?f \ Matbowt. ALEX. KIRK, Ageul (or tbo Crrditora. Qa?. t>. <a t* BRANCH BANK, COLUMBIA,\ October 9, 1819. J OPffC Tenth of tba prlocli*! of nil Note* in thla office, will hart-quired at ancb of the two (list rtoewnU after the I00? November, n?i( I* it BUTLER, CaaUkr Ort. 10. _ ' J _ ( LA'Wa & M'LAUCHUN, opposiik tiiu post office, HAVl; t revived a part of their supply of Fall and Winte* (feed*, and expect dally to re. c*lve thu balance of tbair stock. which will mo* drr i heir awtiri meiit vary eit?n*lvc and complete AmmiK the artiolaa lecelved am tba lollowtoc Hupar Blue, I'UeV and Coloured Clotba and Cm* Iukivi, BatlnotU, Wliila, Green and Red Flannel*, London. DuiUl, I'olul ?ad; lto?e Blanket*, (vary cbenp. J ft. 4 anil 0*4 iiochin* liaixM, Plain and I'rinled Baicv* fur Floor C'-olb, Plaid aad Cainbkt Cloak*, for tientkaca and ladka, (n litr&a aMortment.) Ulaok, Blue, Purpto and Scarlet Dombautt, Super Double and Slnrlr widih Bonibeaeona. Calico**, Cotton Cambrlck*, whit* and coloured Hwlts and Mnll Muslins, Dine and Dlack Oro de Nap Sitka, Super Italian LintrioK ditto. Black and Wblto Sateen*, Sencfcowa and Sara nulii Super Nankin and Canton Crape*, plain and figured, 7-8 and 4 4 IrUh Linen*, 8-4 and 10*4 Table Diaper, Bird* Eya and Ruuia Diaper, 'J easee Umbrella*, well assorted. A few oatea FlffE DL1CK 1MTS, (Shelmor dlna'a make.) A complete assortment of Domestic Coodi, (vciy cheap.) SADDLERY. Saddle*, Bridle*, Valliee*, Saddle But*, Bridle Mounting, Whip*, Walking Caue*, Coach La c??, Harness and Bridle Leather, Oijyj Harness, Morocco Skin*,llog?kin(,Coacb Lace*) Qigand Couch Harnem,Mourning All ol which aro offered on very moderate term*. Oct. 1T3 13 It REGIMENTAL ORDERS, ) Camden 18th Sep. 1820. $ TIIK Sixth lUxiawnl of Cavalry It hep by ordered to pond* properly armed and ac* coutred al Camdmi on Monday (ha tfth No vember ntit, if 10 o'clock A. M. to encamp for threo day*, and b? tevlewed on the 8d day at 12 o'clock pnclnly. Taa Regimental Staff ara re* quired to attend Captain* will eiteod order* to their re*Mctlva cora* JAMKS 8. DBAS. Coi. 6th Veg*t. Cev'y. Oct. in. COLUMBIA HAT MANUFACTORY. F run brick nocii irlow tnc Mikikr. O1I0CH3TH A9SF.R, return* hi* thank* to ? Mi customer* and the public in general, for tho liberal encouragement feo ha* tioaived, nod bopea to merit a continuance of lha mrm. Ha ttill continue* to carry on tbo Munofeotar. ing of Hat? In nil ha varioua branoba*, and baa Ibam ma<lo bjr lb* but uorkmen tbal ten bo urn* eared from New York. Ho baa i'wW rtctht* tbo UU4 totwfan and A'm T?rk fMthitmt, And la pr#? pared to make lo order tbo flratqnnHty ofGcntlo* men* Vina Btavcr Hot*. (or m?ar mu?M, extra do. do. do. for nine hollar* for CAiH,Rn<] other qnalitiea Hi proportion.?Ha will warrant I brio equally m goodaathoM brought from tbn North, nnd alto, to keep tholr colour. All tboia I bat feel ditttoted to *a*a n dollar aod eneoiirajt* Southern Mnnufaclitre* wilt planao to eall at the Columbia Hat Manufaatory. N. B. All (lata purcbawd of tba subscriber will ba kept in repair gratU, at u*ual. O. H. Oct. in. V 4S tf li^OK 8ALK?A aecond band UIO, nearly r nevr, with Plated Harne**, very little worte of wear. Theabova will be told low for Caab, or an approved nota at (1 month*. Enquire at thl* office, Oct. 16, 42 *t OH SALR.?A Carriage llor*c, llarac** nod Ilenrbon, A|>plv to HlOMAH OOOVRR, M. D. College. Oil '2. 40 FALL GOODS, RF.CKIVF.t' DIRKCT FROM NBW-YORK 71 H I t> ? an.H0 4 IIMVY LOSDOS and n i i nt. iiijtxKF. rs, Rail nnU VViuie Flannei", 7*4 Super (Una, Black, and Brown Cicth*, 0.4 an.IT 4 Una do do. and miked Do. f'*?itnor??? and Satlneib, ISlaek and Coloured (JombaRCttoi and Circa*. ?lnli?, Frnneli no<l Kngliah Bombakiocr, 4i-t fHat* and Brown Linens 4*4 and *4 H*in and Ignrad Swla* Mu?lin*, 4t4 and 6?4 B.*>k, Jaconct and Mull Mmlln*, 4*4 and 4*4 Cotton Cambric I and Cbeekad Cambrlo Dlrnlty, Coloured CaRibtfeU Oru do Nap,, Oro da Vfn and Gro do India* Nankin, Canton nnd Italian Creptr, Barraiaa, BatUtaa and FaJaayratnt, Bohinett nnd Thtoad toe**, Fanoy Pr?irt? ond Gingham*, Fancy Silk. Gauta. Bafejoond Palmyrene, (Mn*ro llandkofabMt and Shawl*, Mlk, Wor?t*d and Cotton lfo*lery, Vlgonta, Worated and CAion 4 ?lo*e, Ilk, Boavnr. Co*of and Horao Skin Glove*, MmMimI Silk Cravat*, Spool Cotton, Sowing Silk, Rait ft'd.hon*, ii?. S 4end 4*4 Brown and Bleached Bbi.Mne* 'Mnji' tfnd vnti.i >, v It | til bi? !?>!'' >* a**R xiqinrr ' nth " ? S V." ' I.I.Y > (Hi i. ?* * stui/ru c.inoLhY4 trjubEpratlrVtM. Mrs. juma fierpont wAwni pm Krinel|?l of(b? SjWitn Acadaioy, Geurgl* i\ til I?s mochUtl with the liutitule, fruul the l*t. January enauimr. ' EUAS MARKS, Oct 9. ' ' Tfc* tdUan ?f Uw UimbtW* *i? inirrtiouaand fortvaid ikeiri'scount* to lliU' Office for pnjrment. ' _ ? ! W. GHKGO, - ' HAVlNti relumed from lb* Koilh, I* now ?fienlnc a v.tv attentive and cenrml at aoftinent oflyjtTCHKH, JEWELRY. tlLl'Hll **4 PLATBU irjUE. Hleetuek ?* *?eo ?*? loniive Iban ummI, corutttfnc of aMV article* not In the Jewelry Una, vlts Double and Slttgie Twist Barrel Shot Guru, Flint autl J'ercumlon Locks, (my tuperlfir.) Shot D?? and Powder Platk*. Looking Otaowi of nil *u*? with Gilt and M*bo*eny |Tn? Brow Andiron*, Shovel and Tnug*. Wm nnd Wire Pender*?very elegante Oallaoeo Handl.t Kutre* aud Fork* In ?aU will* and Wl-bonrpat ant tltarponer*, Buck Horn do. Rufar*' bnlJh tor* Pni Kitimind Sdowi, Brand Tlnjfi nnd roa Whiter, ol ell *l*et ?nd qualitiai, Silver rdgad platud Cailofa end Cordial Bland* wltU nor* T. ?d*ad plnttfd Cwfiw _ _ ?tinenor out glut* Bottle*, fin tad and BrweGau* dleitike*, Plated StmJTm and Trey t,S< eel Snnf lew, irtpnnala Ton Warrf, Steal, Jot nnd Gill Ruckle* and Walat Clam*, Do. Braeeletn a>4 Clatpa, Umbrella* and Pa mania, Cloth; Hal# nnd Tooth Bioabe*. Ili arlli Bmlni, Hand Ballowr, Pocket and Drearing Contba, Plan Totlh do. TortolB'*be|l Tuck, Stdo nnd La* Comb*; Thertnomcten of all de*ert|i|lott*, Pocket nml Belt Plctoli, Shall and Ivery Snuff Dote*, Mi ll Book* and Wallet*, Ant* pletod On M*w (mn^ Bmeraona *ujmrlori Rotor IStixp*, Walking Canes, lie. A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OP MILI TARY GOODS, CONSISTING OP Cold and Silver Epnulrru, Gilt and Ptnlad En* auleU and Winn, (Silt, Plafed and Bteel Sword*, Ball*. fWhi*. Plume*, Sjiara. Plrtol*. In. A Great Variety of Perfumeryt consisting of OHo of Rose, Milk uf Roae,'Cold Cream, Antlmn* Oil, &lncn?vtr Oil, Qtiira Oil, Cotocne Wwrr, IJiinwttiBi, *Mo ttd odors, liouey Water. Vn?* Ubl* Oral. Rritur4llv? Lolion, Uv?ml?r Wa?. Irr, Eiperit du Rom, Scorned Soaps, Ito. All of wbicb bavins boon bought el very reduced pri< ce? will bo void uucomiumonly tow. Ocl.2 <10 ~tf. Mtsbr cteotid. V THE tubscribera or* now optniag ? very tlleDtivi tHortMnl of * DRY GOODS, of tbe latex atyla, and of prices that cannot fail ia meeting the views of iho purchaser. Tho pnnlie eie res|teclfull/ Invited to call iixl eiamiue the election at U la Infrrlor lo Hone, and tbulr patronage will b? I bank fully received. HIRAM HUTCHISON fc Co. Oct. in.. 42 3l \ WAKB^pim v THE tubacrib*r baa bU Wurtbouse on lb' Columbia Canal open at usual fohtbe ie? ceptloa of Cotton, and (topes by devoting hit itertooul attention to ensure general wltiiwia. A. HEKBEMONT. Oct. id. t dfl |l, NOTICE The copartnership brietoluru etkting under the firm of Berry It Brenaa U tbU day dissolved by mutual consent. Thftad Indebted to (be Aim will please cnll end a*ttM .UUc,,b?of,?..u?c?;rttuuBA THOMAS BREN AN. Srpl 1,1829 ? M J. fr'ONTANUKs" h ??. who la*ch? ? in tb Academy, offer* ht* **r vices native of franco lbs Columbia Ftmnla lo-UWr tio nil taint, who amy wj.b to apply themseivas to iho itaay uf ?r*nah'?rarU?r Information Mr Lib obtained by applying . Well * Office. Oel. !? ' ** * ^ ^ TWO N?GKO MBN FOH SALE. ?' WO NogTo Men for Sato, about 89 yaa** of ?St, bolb. CurrUfe Drivers, Ptold Kudt, SbadMmea, Ditcher* and Credelert TlM?5Wi? erwWhet to dispose, of Ummi. bM?0* be tu? Oct. 16. * t? _ P?Hoik ?ra (onwMMd Croat ^ my wife Kl Ua be t b Pi 1 Jso n,mi do not Intend to pay arty debt* commoted by bar unlet* founded on a written order from me ALEXANDER MLLSON. V Oct. Id. - ?t NoriCK.?Tli? subscriber* liave removed '??? farthest More, beyond boundary street oppotija Judge Not!'* DweltUg. v MARKS*- ? , PORiliR AND RflCLlHH UOV8& HAVING.bean eipresety Sited np for the above iHttinoM, render* its aceommodaj tlon superior io what i? generally met with hi In land Town*, the abova e?tabliihmont ie situa ted in a antral port ?fth* ?tilt Utt Mmtpnit Hmfi, and haa boon neatly Mtad nuflfor the reception of visltm, mho can be no. eommodatedatall time* whh all tba variolic i tba Muoa afford*. THE XtlQfOrO&S at the Bar art of I fit fittl Quality that am I# protirtf. Every attention shell bo paid to thoie nhtf may pirate to rail, and W earrtlon shall be wan* ting to contribute to fheir case and ebmfort. ueotlemen from the Country whoaa utay In Town will not warrant their remaining for ?Wn-' nercJn have a relish prepared at Ihe shortest no? I tieo. Separate Hoom* for the Accom* modulion of Partiet. SUPPERS for partita proparfcil at the uttortest notice. a cv0$TAHt tvm.r or mnn <n Air ran *fio Wt&tiHL Tliere It attaehed le <iie>bove Ksteblisbasent d READ1N0 ROOM, . . oontalalng paper* Irom different pert* of tbd Union, to which (leutlemen front Ibe Country, a* alto, Member! of the fppro?tblaf Legislature, can bave free tftd nnlnlerruptert accrtl. J , Frnh BKRtt and CIDER al\?-ay?ltrpt on botfa. J Ret*. SA. IM9 t t REtl - 1 I 1 njmvJm MM. 11. MARKS Millinei and maker Inform* tba ladies ef ( and Rs vicinity tbe haa reiw dwelling part m 'He brlelc LutMIng ? (?atta if M'taiirhlin, where the ptoil toeterate all onWr* entrusted <6 h? aeatnee* ar.lt ?e th? r???*h>ahUi \ r f *f> ?*??;*?*- ww v '??' 4' ?!'???' ;wilb"?? b' S A'H ??? oWfd w'th ylmit u\'*?j 4!. if A 1ft ? mi