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“rilE MUSEUM. Tvi&ft{h Joii, “i 1 ) ~Lel it be ii*pre*^~ l ’ ninil ’’ ‘ tt Uhe ! ‘tilled into mur children, that the u*r. rti us thk i the palladium of alt the Civil, political, mi •"•Uginno rigid’ ’if rwBBMKy. Jusips. Clin THE JfCHSIIM. TO MV JKOLIA.W IfMIP. Sweet Harp ! renew those Heav’nly notes ‘Chat oft’ l’ve heard with rapture swelling Call Music!;’s soul,—if still it floats As erst it did around my dwelling. And as thv sounds of magic flow, V. ith sorrow ting'd-or bright with glauness,- \! v heart with sympathy shall glow And echo notes of joy or sadness. lint hark! he hush’d that strain of wildness Son e gentle breeze thy strings must borrow;- Civc passion o’er-or sing with mildness The mingled tones of joy and sorrow. ’Tis lleav'ns own sigh now lingering there, As if to shew each passions folly 1 lie ecstatic strain has no compare The blissful “train of inelancKolly. Sweet Harp, farewell 1 thy trembling chords In truth’s own voice pay fate have poken ; N ,r musick’s self.-r.or earth’s affords The halm to heal the heart that’s broken . For O ! my every hope hath fled, Fled, to return and cheer me never! — Hopes that like watery’ circles spread- Spread ’till thy broke—and broke forever 1 T reck not how thy mystic thread Os foeliiljf was confus'd;~T only Know ‘twill never be unraveled, — And that my 1 - art is sad and lonely. ’ Sweet Harp;fare\vell! thy trembling chords In truth’s own voice my fate have spoken Nor musick’s self nor earth afford* The balm to heal the heart that’s broke".! YOIiiCK. OUR OWN AFFAIRS. Since the present proprietor has been inter ested in the Museum, accounts tor advertising anti subscription® have been accumulating* utter year, with no good prospect ol tlieir being snee ditv liquidated. Having undertaken the es tablisiniicot without funds, and at a high valua tion vve became involved for a considerable a mount. while die aCtiuil receipts have been scarce jv sufficient to meet die current expellees ol the business. Our subscription list lias continued to increase t our advertising patronage his swelled f 0 nn amount beyond otir wannest expectations. Uut still We found ourselves incumbered with demands which it was difficult loa-ovd) •. t>dft vie W-of aHairs, we-calpe to tin; ;v uV.idon 0f . able tome.a",f,V~. ‘ 3C5 rriinst ourselves, we determined to insist upon a Speedy settlement with every person uidob’td to the establishment. , This course will appear the more reasonable w hen it is considered ilta. many-of these debits been standing ‘for live years. Du.-tug w hich period, even many wealthy gentlemen of thiscitv, and most of our country subscribers, been receiving the Museum without ever rememberingfn make the (east payment. We ,huil, theretore, without Hie least reserve, place evert demand of this nature n the hands of a lc iral agent, for stunniary collection. E To those of pur friends who have patronized onr establishment, and p.etl us for our tabor, we return our warmest and sincere thanks. Uut to those who have, boasted of bestowing their pat ronage, for the purpose of going us tlieir coun tenance and suppm t, but who have in ,or paid us a farthing—although we feel gratetul, as in duty bound to do, for their good will—yet we must add, that necessity compels us to decline their fa vors in future. Those who may be in arrears to us, and are triable to pav, without fealty distressing themselves. „r their families, it is not our intention to press. Vi e are disposed to wait better mmmes and iset ter times, It issn indulgence winch we ask for cm selves, and which we are perfectly willing to orant to others. Hut those who have money, < ami put otf our just claims, from a spirit of parsi-’ ” ,nony or from inattention, can expect no such delay. COSAM KMIR BAUTLET. Sanitary 3£48'22* -’ ■■ dissolution. m’fE copartnership heretofore subsisting y between .Michaei j. JCappeliS C. li Hart ei is dissolved bv mutual consent. All those win have any demands against the concern will presort t hem to CB* UartfeVto win in those indebted are authorised to make pnv meat MICHAEL J KM'I’EI, COS AM EMIR BAUTI.I.T THE Savannah Museum will henceforth be published by Cossm E. Martlet on Isis individual account, who returns his thanks to tjie patrons of t he establishment for their former encourage ment and Solicits a continuance of their favors. jar, 1, 1822. Flailin'#’ Hank, Auivtnusn so. 18. Dividend of Three percent, for the lasi six months, on the capital stock ff the Bsi k, has been declared this day, and will be paid to Stockholders on and after Thursday nett. J. MAItSUALU dec 4 if Cashier. littv. 8. Lamed. V'PRW copies of a veiy fine POkTUAFI PRINT ot the tiev. Sylvamts J.nened, latte .-hastor of the l'rexhy -.crian church at N Orleans engraved by Durand, from a pay King ot Met calf, price and dolls. Jin— A MANUAL of CHEMISTRY, con tabling the principal forts of life Science, arran red in tite owlet in which they are discussed jp-.d illustrated lathe Lectures at the Royal In stitution of Great Britain. Hy Wm T ifrande, Secretary -of the Royal Society of Loudon, &c First American edition, with notes and emend ation*, by VYiu J'-VtcNeviu, I’rofctso • of Chcm istr, in the College of I’hysicixin and Surgeons of the Duivenny of the Mate of Kcw-York— price 5 dolls. For sale by THOMAS LONGWOUTH dec 27 Johnston's square. List of Letted. Remaing in the Post-Office at Savannah, Geo. on the Ist January, 1522; gyj’ Persian -wishing for Letters, in this list, will please ask for .idvertised Letters, ’ „ * A., Sami. Adams Robert Alexander Mrs Marv W Adams 2 Daniel Andrews 2 Otis Allen Capt Isae.c Atwood Robert Archer Wm T Arnolu D C Arden R. John Darker Haul Briggs 2 Thomas Baxter Statl’ord Bryer- Cr.pt. F.lkanah Bray John Bignall James Baxter Joon ltonndy John Bransbery Charles Bonnell.. Miss Sarah Ann BaldwinSamue! Scott Brown George Bailie 4 ‘ Mrs Rebecca Brown Terence Brady Mrs Ann Brown AV VV Black Capt Thos Brown jr. - Mrs Elizabeth Bladen James Bonner Wm Barosc B J Bourgeaux Miss M Bachlattc Mrs Lucretia Bunty John Brandt Miss Jane Burk Fatmo Banfiehl Isaiah Burton Hen j Brantley lltomas Burbank Kdw. H Brannen Mrs Hannah G Butler Mrs Ann Bell Mrs Ann Jane Burnes Wm Berrien 2 Wm C Butler Capt William Biskey c Isaac Cassclimess James Christie tVm Clay Wm W Cox Luois Clark Elias V Coc Bity Campbell Leonard Crossman FJi’ll dark Isaac Course & Son James Carlcy Thomas Coder M Cartin Martha E Coats M Clark Mrs Francis E Cos JiioCheshurrough, Ezra Sami Crowell | Mervin, or, Or Jnoßagg Miss H. Cushing Miss Mary-Ann Claucy Rev HCummingham Alex Cleugh James dimming Mrs Sarah Davis 2 Jas Delleau Miss MIIG Davidson 2Nicholas Dense William L DaVis 3 Mrs. Ann Delaunoy Ddward Davis Gideon Deveil J Donnald Alx. Drysdaie Col Hat Intel Drake 3 Barnabas N Douglass Frederic Dawson 2 Amos Douglass Sami Davenport 2 James Dufly Edward Drake Adam Duncan Allen Deiislow John Dfommond E. Thos Eden Mrs Esther Elliot Mrs Rachel Elliott John A Ellis Wm Enligh Lemuel Fitlcs Miss Helen Fleming John Farr John Field Refer Josef Fava Miss Maria Fitzsiinons W'm J Franklin William Mrs Lucy Fairchild Miss Mary E C Fowler Vin Fessenden .lames Fullerton U. Miss Rebecca C Glass 2 Mrs Mary Griffith Witt Gaddy, Esq John Gribbon 2 |J llG.dston Robert Stewart Gibson MrsCathurifte Grady VVm Griffin John Gimlrat Mrs Griffith Peter D Green Charles M Goolsby JU,. S Glenor Rylvanims Groves Mrs L B Greenfield Miss Synth Goulding John Green James Govan Miss llcnrietta Gindrat Messrs Jacob Guewt H. Hoss Hartley Miss Jane Hillis Alf. oil Hazard Capt Samite! T live Win Hays Charles Hooker Rob t Hanson Capt Hercules Hodges Daniel B Hawes Samuel lloiye Miss M Harrison Albert House A Hall Lydia Hopner M Hanly Ann C Horbock William Harsell Mr opkins Miss Eliza Henley; Miss Maty Seward James Henry Miss Margaret II Holme } Charles I lennedy Miss Harriet Howard j Capt Antos Hadly Thomas Humphrey Ilamson Hinsen John L Hunter Joshua VV Hyatt James Ilubbcrt Oliver llylliard jPeter Hull James Jerman John Johnsi n Ebettezer Jencks Mrs. Trypltana D Jones Mrs Caroline Jointer Elisha Johnson Mrs Jane Irvine Thadius Johnson William Irvine A lUones Thus Jones Henry VV Jordan Rev Witt UJolithoH , Guy Johnson K. lioss Kearney Nathan King Daniel Keeshan Thos Kirk James Key Amt Kitiibell Mrs Elizabeth. Kennedy Mrs Martha Killcy Michael Keane Wm Knoll Capt John Killey.2 John K> gley ’ Mrs Mary Lawrence Mrs Martha Lyon Miss Mary II LaivrenceDsnl Lynch John Land Kobt l-iim Lemuel Lanier Mrs Catharine Limbcrt John Larrabce 2 Michl Long 2 Isaac Leister Isaac Kockwood Hcnj l each Miss 8 G J Loring llcury Lent Nathnl Lockwood Mrs Martha VV Leach Wm Luca* Lewis Lelaiul jr’ P Lubbock Gabriel Lewis 2 M. Capt Joint Mundichi Wm IFMorrison P Marlow James Morgan A Mace M/ More,an fsadler) Win W Mason Richard Murphy .l.unes Morrel James McLean .loltn Madden . A Me Hardy John Magrah Robl MclJbtv Josiah K Macombcr Thomas McCurtin 2 Robt Marling Miss Catjierin JlcjAllister Johobad May son Arch. McLeran John O Mear.a Miss C McConnell Hi S Me chain 2 Hugh Mc Neil Mrs Jiwlith Merrill Miss Isabella McKean Terence Migham S McClinch ’ Mrs Eliza JVV Millcn Mrs It McKay Francis E Miller F. McColgan MissCorneha M MtUen 2Mrs M Me Alpin 2 . Mrs E Miller Murdoch McLeod . George Minard Mr. McGowan Mrs C Mighan Jtphn MeKcc * Jesse Mount N. 41 Win Newcomb 2 Titos Nye Wm Neilson Stephen Nyc John Newman PetrNoycim Lott Newell linsiti Northrop Ricbd B Kyc Abraham Nichol . I Norton 2 O. i Caleb Osteen mrsAnn M O’Reilly - James Oglcvic P. Richd Perscany 2 Capt W T I’carcc i It II Parker 2” Wm I’earcc Dan! D Parmcl'e mrs A,ina u Pcarce j Charles Ptoftow nrs .1 Peto • J Paderson KIV Pomeroy I evi Patrich John Fuller A *KSS? Joint and DanlPaceef Dr W Parker . Iw Nathanl Randolph John I Roberts / John Ralls (Bulloch co.)J A Roselle Charles Randall Hugh Ross “ Win G Read Danlßock i mis Sarah L Robertson Daitl Ross ■1 Capt J Rodman *. llans.y A Ross A 1 Huberts miss Marv Ross Jacob Kodin iriiss N T Rbuclune Wm Robertson Dr C Rogers J W Roberts miss Margaret Bosk s JR Stanford ■ mrs Ann Stibbs ‘ Elisha Salterlce mrs Helen Smith . Jeremiah Swary miss Mary-Ann B SmiO mrs Harriet N Sliad . Min Scnvcn Capt EI Saltus James Simpson ~ Thos Swan Benj Sims So! S Shad Jane Simmons Mordica t Charles Stevens ‘ mis Soi lb rook Wm Street Jacob Shut Nathnl Sars \V SiouH Ira Spear 3 mr Stoufl', city surveyor James Spears Capt J Stud!)’ mrs Lucretia Spencer T. Francis Taylor Henry Tynes JTacom CD Thorp Wm B G Taylor Capt J J Tobry 2 S W Taylor M L Thompson mrs H L Tebeau Capt E Trowbridge 2 •Abraham Tyler u. Wm K Underwood V. John Varelen Benj Vam Capt C Varnuni John Varden \V. Josiah Watson J II Watson George M Waters Mrs Thos Wright 2 t eorge Wvatt Arclid Wilkins U Ward ‘ Lament Williams W W arner miss Ann W illiamson Wm Walsh Capt CWing Robt Wall ‘ miss Polly P Williamson Abraham B Walker Jermiah Wilson mrs Mary Warren J E White & Cos Andrew B W’eeden VV I Williams T hos 1! Webb Tnos II Williams C Wells Sergt Wilson Thos Williams mis Jane Wood L Winkler John Wood Edward W ilson Joseph Woodward mrs C E W illy nirs M Woodberry Elisha Wylly ’ miss Almira Woodruff J R Wyatt 2 miss II A Womock Capt A W Williams Y. J Young (Bulloch co.) miss Jane \ oung FRENCH LETTERS. Jean B Gilbert 2 J B Yallce mad ante Mine Faynae Alonza Day Gattlicb Uielie mons Prospcre Le Corf ELEAZEII EARLY, P. M. jan 3 2 _ _ _ Dillon, Brothers £5 t o. THE subscribers in oder to carry on their Drayage business more extensive!,, have asso ciated themselves under the firm of Dillon, AVor/ig fr *•4 “Site tlieir services to their themselves with a rntmUerSt □ml Horses which, with careful drivers, will en able them to give satisfaction to all those who may favor them with their pntronage. Michael Dillon will att< nd on the Hay, opposite Mon gin’s stores to receive orders in the Eastren di vision of the city, and John Dillon and Daniel Lynch will attend at the Steam-boat wharf >l,l CIIAF.I. DILLON JOHN DILLON DANIEL LYNCH. jan .1 a* 2 Rags and old Rope. FAMILIES i;<l country merchants are infor med that cash vt ib bo paid tor any quantity of clean linen lings and old Rope, at the store of WILLIAM FREE. Conji ess st. opposite Hands J. Lay. jail 1 1 vva Butter, Beef, &o. 25 firkin's Go ien Uptter 20 bids prim - Beef *. 12 half bbls Fly-market do SO bbls No o Mackerel 25 half bbls No 2 do 10 bbls superior Cherry Bran,’)’ Hltdsold Whiskey, Hlo Cmlir.l Etc. iTopttber with an extensive aiaortment of; GROCERIES, for ..ale by 11A PALMER & Cos. dec .11 s.§ 45 Taylor's loharf. 1 Landing, FOR sale from the ship Africa, John Johnston Jr. Mas er, at Button’s wharf. 100 M Laths 20 do seasonable Merchant!b)e Roarus 12 do 3 by C Joist 2f J do large sized Di icks. dco o l 46i, Nankin and Canton Crapes. 2 esses bit and colored Nankin Crapes, in Jpo 2 do do Canton do do 1 do do silk Handkerchiefs With a great ißauf other G-ods, just received per ship Augusta,S-om Xev -York, and for sale by F.jUILi.KT hCo jail 1:1 ‘ Johnston's sifuare. limf hu*nr. .50 bbls I .oat a i.suv (sr, _( to,, yes') from Pen ninglon rcfinrryi Ji.f reed and for sale by dec ol SO JOHN UA i HUOP k Cos. N. JOCKLYJV, Portrait Painter ; YfflAS returnee to Savannan, ami will engage ■Fjtn the liueji his profession during the sea. son, at hisforme? apartment, in the dwelling house cast of the State Bank, Johnston’s*’ are tier 29 i 45 Now Landin'*, C'TIO.M on bofird the schi Gen ILwcs, froi. 1 s Providence, j 3U bbls Gin, 10 do KF. Rom \ “*0 Whs Butter, put up expressly for tamib 60 bbls Potatoes ‘ f us ' c . SO do Apples. Ter sale bv B. F. T tVLOR, dec 23 i 44 liitx's It'harf. Fov Xtve-Orleam LAL, THE fast sailing sloop SUSAN, W. 1. yW Rogers, master ; will positively sad on loJsday next, weather permitting, tor freight °r parage, apply on A^s y go. * s For Liverpool. THE Brig HURON, U. 11. Tucker, ifXl* master ; Has commenced Loading, lor For JV ew-Orleans. Sfsr THE fast Sailing Schooner ETNA, twO Finney, master; will positively sail on ““.Tv the 6th inst.— For Freight or passage apply to the master on board at the Exchange “ i tV r '“.S ISAAC COHEN-., For Charleston. lEK THE packet sloop ESSEX, Rogers, master; will meet with dispatch, lor Freight or patsage, —Apply to tlie master on board at tire Exchange Wharf, < r to jan 3 *2 ‘ ISAAC COHEN. For Liverpool. iSC. The barque SPARTAN, capt Coles- Trjißlwr worthy, wiH commence loading irrme diately, having part of her cargo engaged. For freight of the remainder, appl’ to GUMMING & gwathmey. Landing from the above vessel, 10 bbls Cider, the consignee is requested to call aiultake them away jan 1 For New-York, The fast sailing packet ship AUGUS TA, I) Wood master, will have imme diate dispatch, having part of her cargo enga ged. For the residue nr passage, having supe rior accommodations apply to capt W on board at Jons’s upper wharf, or to jan 1 1 HALL fcf HOYT. For Charleston. liSfx THE sloop SUSAN, Z Bradley, mas ter, will sail with dispatch. For freight or passage, having good accommodations, apply to the master on board at the Exchange wharf, or to J B HERBERTS? co jan l Is Flour, Corn, Whiskey, tsc. ?4jo bushels prime white Maryland Corn 300 this Howard-street superfine Flour 30 do Whiskey *. 10 do Apple Itrendy Now landing from self Time, and for sale by DANIEL CARNEY. Jr. Hunter's Huihlings. For Freight or Charter, The fast soling new s:hr TIME, Cap flf ta ; n I tickrr, burthen 7or 800 bbls will take a freight coastwise or to any port in the West Indies. Apply as above, jan 1 47 For sale, Freight or Charter * af he substantial last Siiiing sloop *Slt> PACKET, ctbe, nvater, lliree years old, ninety.six tor.s burthen, t's - terms, apply A. iinUGA M, Jimra •'ViJE'w* inJuji f. Landing ft o m sain Sh p and for Hale as above, 10 hhds Jarn .ca Bum 4 pipes Holland Gin 4 do Cognac Brandy 30 boxes Bloom Raisins 20 firkins Goshen Butter 12 barrels Cranberries 1000 wt Hums svO do Sntok-d Bets 10 hf bhts fly market Beef. 25 bbls Flour. dec 31 46 For freight or Charter. _£-£S|r The stautv It sc.hr VIHtOR, cap! Sil- VeStcr i burthen 700 barrels Apnlyon bo.inhor to , Ml'l'CllKL &. BARTLETT, dec 31 46 s For Liverpool, 200 Bales are wanted to fill the fine if ship WILHELMIN'A, capt. Wilson, to sail in a few Jays. Apply tb _dec 28 MI TCI!ELL Sc BARTLETT. For Jlavre , JT|S The fine British brig SPEEDWELL, iJjLIK Capt. Bathgate, a first class vessel, will meet with despatch. For freight of soJ bales Cotton, apply to dec 27 JOHNSTON & HILLS. For New-York, The regular packet brig NATIVE, t-Vaac C. Cole, master, .will meet with des patch. for freight or passage, having good ac commoilutions, apply to capt. C. on board at Jones’s upper wharf, or to II ALL & HOYT, dec 25 42 For Boston, The regular packet, brig FRANCES, capt Fostei —for freigh*. of 50 bales un der <leck, , r 100 on deck, apply to the subscri ber on Williamson’s wharf. E CRANE, jr. Landing from said Mg, and fur sale, 10 Large hhds St Croix Sugars 100 hags green Coffee 6 tons Swedes wagon tire Iron, t}, I}& 2 inches 50 bbls Boston mess Beef, put up for fam ilies use 200 reams Wrapping Paper 150 boxes Soap 100 do Can Res 50 do Cod Fish 50 do Muscatel Raisins >SO days from 20 jars fresh .Malaga Grapes 5 Malaga. For Liverpool , The superior fast sailing ship A MRR- Jfeie^MTCA,Wallace, master, w ill be despatch ed immediately For freight of 500 bales cotton •PP'yto JOHNSTON &. HILLS. ’ Who have for sale, 60 hints first quality New-Orlean# Sugar 20'J bbls Superfine Flour 100 do prime V York iilav Beef 4 pipes Cognac Brandy 2 pipes superior'old Madeira Wine Coils Bale Rope, Inverness and Dundee lugging Tea, Green Coffee 100 tons flint stone Ballast Pure Old Jamaica Rum, &c. 18 punch.,’a, received direct trn, ulverpod. per sIU Jane, very lugh prdnt ami well flavor’,! 20 pines very superior cognac Brain \, 4th p(. 10 <!o Holland Gin—unadulterated Madeira. Sicily Madeira, T>nerme and Malaga Wines Rutenburg Gin in bbls 20 bbls Balt, rye Whiskey, on! and 4th p; 20 hhds old N O Sugar, prime quality 20 bbls St. Croix do 20 do Loaf and Lump do Hyson, gunpowder, imperial & black Teat 100 boxes F. Doolittle’s Soap, Ist quality 50 do Conner’s Troy Gaudies - 50 do sperm ‘h> , , r ~ Patent Shot, Nos. 1,2, o, 4,5, 5, <, 8, 10, B. Hit. Mould Shot, S. SG. SSG. and SSS. Bar Lead Dupont’s Powder, direct from the mills— FF. and FFF. 20 boxes fresh Muscatel Raisins 30 1 ,’f bbls Buckwheat Meal 50 bbls me s Pork 20 hf bbls T. Gmlums’ Fly-market Beet Patent Hoes, Nos. 1, 2,3 and 4> Beers’ Axes— best American Spades Richmond Tobacco, Nos 1 and 2 Spanish Segars, Ist anrt2d quality Writing and wrapping Paper With many other artic’a s, comprising a gen eral assortment of Groceries, for sale in largo or small quantities on accommodating terms, by TUFTS fa HEED, . dec 24 ns4l Exchange Stores. Daniel W. McKenzie. nrj T'.rchange Dock. ISUaVE just received per ship Gets Carring. ton from New York. 10 boxes large bowl Negro Pipes 2 bbls smoked Beef 2 do superior Burlington Cams 5 half do Rye Flour 3 bbls Seed Itye 15 kegs Fresh Lar.l 5 casks Goshen Cheese dec 22 4Ci 5s R. L. MILLING, .it the sign-of the Itig Boot, JVm-th side Market- Square, SjIAS just received per Gen. Carrington from J New-York, l trunk Men Vi fine Shoes of a superior qua). 2 do satin & prunelle. Slips, heels and springs of a variety of patterns 1 do white kid very fine, springs and heels 1 Jo undress Morue. do do do J do walking Shoes do do Ido Morocco Slips .do do do —Also, — Servants Shoes of every description, to gether with a complete essortmeats of Men’s, Women’s anti Childrens Shoes suitable for town or country trade. Instore, 200 pair Negro Shoes, first quality, de * 22 n$ 40 ‘ -- - ,i -i • q Coffee § Flour. 9 Hlids prime green Cufiec 400 superfine Balt. Howard street Flour For sale by jan 3 2 E. WILLIAMS & Cos. Whiskey, Wine &jo. JUST received per ship Augusta and sc hr. Visiter, 25 bbls Whiskey 5 qr Casks Samos Wine 3 halfpipes .Malaga do lO IIOAIV I Il4j> * -- , 1500 bundles ftnirfns In Store, Gin. Hum, Brandy, tobacco, Soap, Candies; Potatoes, Apples Butter, Herrings and agener al assortment of Groceries, For sate by - BENJ F. T AYLOR, jan 3 i 2 Rices’ Wharf. -- - -- - - -- - JUST Landing from sclir. Lftura, one Ele gant Coacl.ee, Philadelphia Built, and will be sold low for Cash or town acceptance. ZKLOTES DAY, Corner of liri/etn H net Broad streets. jan 3 452 Qoi’n. 700 Bushels prime white Corn, For S ale by P. L. WICKS, jan 3 2 .Tones’ lavmr Wharf Found—n, bag of Coffee, on Saturday Last, which the owner can obtain by giving the real mark and paying Hie expense of advertising Apply at Dufly’s lnteligei.ee of fice, corner of Montgomery and West streets, opposite the Steamboat wharf, dec 31 46 EDWARD DUFFY'. Boots ami Shoes, THE subscriber lias just received by the late arrivals fron. New-York and Boston a largo assortment of Boots & Shoes selected particu larly for Country M arket, Viz: 1000 pair Ladies’ black Morocco Slips 300 do do do do Walking 500 do do Roans* 300 do do Leather welted 300 do -do- do Pumps 200 do do col’d English Kid 100 do do while do do 100 do do black Morocco Bools 1200 do Gent’s, fine wax’d calfskin Shoes, sewed, nailed and pegg’d 500 do do do do Bootees nail’d 300 do do Morocco Shoes do 300 do common lin’d fir bound do do 200 do do Bootees do 200 do Negro Shoes do 200 do Misses black Morocco Slips 100 do do do do Walking 100 do do Leather Pumps 300 do Childrens col’d More. Shoes 200 do do do do liootees ICO do do do do Shoes Blrck andtcolored Morocco Skins ‘ I Hair Trunks and Day & Martins Blacking j Which will be sold low by the package or doz cn. tor cash or city acceptances only. E WITHINGTON, (lfc 22 40 ,Var/A siite the Market. Me, ~ 21 bbls ALE, landing from i>ng Native, For sale by C C GRISWOLD St CO. In Store for sale as adore, 90 bbls prime Beef 280 do superfine Flour 50 kegs Kichmond Tobacco 50 boxes Soap 50 do Gandies 8 firkins Goshen Buttes 20 bbls Loaf Sugar 3 Marble Chimney Pieces dec 27