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THE MUSEUM. isd it be impressed upon pour minds, let it be in stilled into i four children, the liberty of the muxs is the palladium of atl dfftfivil, political, and religious right* of fitEKMWt* Jcmii*. List of Letters, ■Uemaiug in the Post-Office at Savannah, Geo. on the Ist January, 1822. . /j J'P/;r3rjnt loielung far Letters, in this list, “will p ctlzc atl’ for i/idvertuetl Letters. A. Sami. Adams P.obcrt Alexander Mrs Marv VV Adams 2 Daniel Andrews 2 Otis Allen Capt Isaac Atwood Robert Archer ‘ Win T Arnold 1) C Arden John Parker J’aul Briggs 2 Thomas Itaxtcr Stafford Un ci’ Gant. Elkanah Pray John Bignall Janies Baxter Joon Boundy John Bransberv Charles Bonnell 2 Miss Sarah Ann Baldwin Samuel Scott Brown George Bailie 4 Mrs ltebccca Brown Terence Brady Mis Ann Brown AV W Black Capt Thos Brown jr. 2 Mrs Elizabeth llladcn James Bonner Wmßurose SJ llourgeaiix Miss M BacliUtte Mrs Liicrctia Bunty John Brandt Miss Jane Burk l-’atmo Banfield Isaiah Burton Beni -Brantley Thomas Burbank ildw. II Uraiiiicn Mrs Hannah G Butler • Airs Ann Bell Mrs Ann Jane Rumes Wm Berrien 2 IV m C Butler ('apt William Biskey c* baac Casselimoss James Christie ‘Vm Clay Wm W Cox Euois Clark Elias \ Coe Uity Campbell Leonard Crossman I'll H Clark Isaac Course A Soil James Carley Thomas Coder M Curtin Martha E Coats Al Clark Mrs Francis E Cox JnoChcsburrough, Ezra Sami Crowell Mervin, or, l)r JnoUagg Miss H. Cushing Miss Mavy-Ann Claucy Rev H Cummingiiam Ales Clcirgh James Gumming D Mrs Sarah Davis 2 Jas Dellcau Miss M II G Davidson 2Nicho!as Dense William I. Davis 3 Mrs. Ann Dclaunoy Ddward Davis Gideon Devell J Donnald Alx. Drysdalc Col Hathucl Drake 3 Barnabas N Douglass Frederic Dawson 2 Amos Douglass Sami Davenport 2 James Dully Edward Drake Adam Duncan Allen Denslow John Drommond E. Thos Eden Mrs Esther Elliot Mrs Rachel Elliott John A Ellis Win Enliijh i J.emucl Falcu Miss Helen Fleming John Farr John Field Peter Josef Fava Miss Maria Fitzaimons Wm J Franklin William Mrs I.ucy Fail-child Miss Mary F, C Fowler Wm Fessenden Fullerton Viss Rebecca C Glass 2 Mrs Mary Griffiih Win Gaddy, Esq John Gribbon 2 .1 lltialsto'n Robert Stewart Gibson W.wAriAfo. Peter I) Green Charles jJ! Goolsby Mrs Glcnor fivlvannus Groves Mrs L B Greenfield Miss Sy ran Goukling John Green James Govan Miss Henrietta Cindrat Messrs Jacob Guesvi Abraham Giegc-r and G"orge Sham’su? Mrs John G'mluiartr 11. • Ross ITarney Miss Jane Hillis Alfred Hazard Capt Samuel T Hye Wm Hays Qharlcs Hooker ’ JRobt Hanson ■ Capt Hercules Hodges , Daniel I! Hawes . Samuel Howe Miss M Harrison Albert House A Hall Lydia Hopper M IJanly Ann G florbock William Harsell Mr npkiijs Miss Eliza Henley Miss Mary Seward James Henry Miss Margaret H Holme Charles Henncdy Miss Harriet Howard , Capt Amos Madly Thomas Humphrey Harrison lllnsen John L Hunter Joshua W Hyatt James Hubbert Oliver Ilvlliazd Refer Hull * . 1- James Jermim John Johnson Kbenczer Jencks Mrs. Tryphana D Jones Mrs Caroline Jetliner Elisha Johnson Mrs Jane Irvine Tliadius Johnson William Irvine AII Jones Thos Jones Henry W Jordan Rev AVm U Johnson Guy Johnson K. Ross Kearney Nathan King Daniel Kceshan Thos Kirk James Key .Ann Kimbell Mrs Elizabeth KcnnedyMrs Martha Killey Michael Keane Wm Knoll Capt John Killey 2 John Kugley L Mrs, Mary Lawrence Mrs Martha I von Mias Mary 11 -LawrebceDanl Lynch ’ John Land Robt Linn Lemuel Lanier Mrs Catharine Limbcrt John Larmbcc 2 Michl Long 2 - Isaac Leister Isaac Kockwood Hcnj Leach lltss 8 GJ l.oring IleiVrj Lent Nathnl I.ockwoort Mrs Martha AY’ Leach AVm Lucas Lewis Leland Jr F Lubboclt Gabriel Lewis 2 .* M. , Capt John Mandichi AVm ifMorrison V Marlow James Morgan A Mace Mr Morgan (sadler) AV Mason Richard Murphy James Morrel James McLean John Madden A Me Hardy John Magrah Robt MoDow Josiah K Macotphcr Thomas McCnrtin 2 Robt Marling Miss Catherin McAllister Johobad Mayson . Arch. McLeran John O Meara Miss C McConnell Jir S Mccham 2 Hugh McNeil Mrs Judith Merrill Miss Isabella McKean Terence Migham s McClinch Mrs Eliza J W Millen Mrs U McKay . Francis E Miller E McColgan Miss Cornelia M Millen 2Mrs M McAlpin 2 j Mrs E Miller Murdoch McLeod George Minard Mr. McGowan Mrs C Mighau John McKee i ease Mount N. AA'm Newcomb 3 Thos Nve Wm Neilsou Stephen Nve. * John Newman PetrNoycau Lott Newell TManl Northrop Richd B Nye Abraham Nichol I Norton 2 Caleb Osteen ’ mrsAnn M O’Reilly James Oglevie Richd I’erecany 2 Capt W T Pearce K H Parker 2 Wm Pearce Haul D Parmele mrs Anna B Pearce Charlei Parlow mrs .1 Peto J Patterson ltW Pomeroy Levi Patrick John Puller John Page John and Danl Paceell Dr W Parker Nathanl Randolph John I Roberts John Ralls (Bulloch co.)J A Roselle Charles Randall Hugh Ross Wm G Read i.'anlKock mrs Sarah L Robertson Danl Voss Cant J Rodman Hanary A Ross A 1 Roberts miss Mary Ross Jacob Rodin miss N Kouchine Wm Robertson DdC Rogers J VV Roberts miss Margaret Rosk 8 JR Stanford mrs Ann Stibbs Elisha Satterlee mrs Helen Smith Jeremiah Swary miss Mary-Ann B Smith mm Harriet N Shad Win Scriven Capt E 1 Saltus J ames Simpson 2 Thos Swan *nj Sims Sol S Shad Jane Simmons Mordica ShefatU sen 2 John Slorer Charles Stevens mis Soilbrook Wm Street Jacob Shot Natlinl Sars W Stouff _ , Ira Spear 3 mr Stouff, city surveyor James Speara Capt J Studly mrs Lucretia Spencer T. Francis Taylor Henry Tyncs J Tacom C D Thorp. Wm B G Taylor Capt J J Tobry 2 S VV Taylor M L Thompson mrs II L Tebeati .Capt E Trowbridge 2 Abraham 1 vler u. Wm K Underwood V. John Varelen Benj Vam CaptC Varnum ‘ John Varden \V. Josiah Watson J II Watson George M Waters Mrs Thos Wright 2 t ‘corge Wyatt Archd Wilkins It Ward Laniunt Williams W Warner miss Ann Williamson Wm Walsh Capt C Wing Robt Wall miss Polly P Williamson Abraham B Walker Jemvah Wilson mrs Man’ WaiTen J F. White if Cos Andrew B VVecden VV I Williams Thos B Webb Tlios H Williams C Wells Scrgt Wilson Thos Williams miss Jane Wood I. Winkler John Wood Edward Wilson Joseph Woodward mrs C E VV illy mrs M Woodberry Elisha Wylly mis* Almira Woodruff J R Wyatt 2 miss H A Womock Capt A W Williams Y. J Young (Bulloch co.) miss Jane Young FRENCH LETTERS. Jean B Gilbert 2 Jll Vallec madame Bine Faynac Alonza Day Gattlicb Biehc mons I’rospcre Le Coi tn.en/it.n sAltLl, 1~- <M. jan 3 2 . PETER, DRKGK, Three doors south of the City Hotel, ‘IAIIANKS Ins friends and the publiein gener * al for the large support he has received in this city since he commenced business. lie takes this opportunity to offer 105 PACKAGES Just received from England and the north, of the most fashionable IUTS ANI) CLOTHING, CIIKAFXH TIIAtf EVKn Extra superfine boys’ Waterloo Coats, full silk trimmings, at the low rate of 815 Fine and extra line black Dress Coats, from gl6 upwards • Extra blue Saxony do. §2O, and upwards Extra fine and superfine double nullM fashiona ble Pantaloons, of all colors, from 8 4 to 12 First rate gentlemen’s fine while li.ien Shirts, from 81 75 to 4 French Florentine Waistcoat*, gJJ Extra quality English do. new pattern, g 5 Itlue and other colors Surtoilts, gl2 &. upwards Extra line Waterloo Coats, full trimm’d with silk, g 22 Gentlemen’s knit Drawers, from 62J cts. to 82 Merino do. Sturts, from 81 to lj Superfine lamb’s wool Socks, S pair for gl Little boys’ Great Costs of all colors, Misses’ Felices from 84 to 6,scarlet, colors FearnaughtrGreat Coats, £5 J and upwards Warranted extra fine water proof Hats, 8$ Imitation Heavers. g3 Hoy’s Hats, glj Blue, black, buff and white fashionable Waist coats Large size silk Umbrellas, from g2s to S J Extra large size tartan plaid Cloaks, with two capes Gentlemen’s silk Stockings at SIJ Ladies’ and gentlemen’s patent elastic, silk. Stockings at g 2 per pair Cases fine and extra fine Irish Linen, from 25 to 87£ cents Cassimere Pantaloons at g 8 ALSO— A great quantity of NEGRO CLOTHING, Consisting of Jackets and Trowsers, from S*J to 6 a suit Superfine gentlemen’s Beaver Gloves, 75 cti. nnv 30 22 Flour, Pork 6jc. 2RO bbls superfine Flour •50 do prime Fork City inspection 90 do do Beef 20 kegs patent shot assorted sizes 50 do first quality Tobacco 50 do Soap, 50 do Candles 39 firkins first quality Butter for family use 20 half bins Fly Market Beef 20 bbls Loaf Sugar 3 Marble Chimney Pieces 2 Gigs,-complete at Denslers For sale by jn4 3 C C GRISWOLD &Cos Corn Afloat. 20 000 bushels whitp Maryland corn afloat For sale by JOHN LATHKOP & Cos. ’ jan 4 3s The Subscriber 1 rtfIAVING opei.ol a storei s* f °knowm mi story building of as llogg s Lot, und- P general as- Mr. Wm. V. Mills, diers tor sale, a b sortment of _ __ _ rt GROCERIES, Consisting in part off ugar, Cosl 1 Brandv, Jam Bum, V I n, ‘ l ‘ , u barrels, Gin, Whiskey, Flourin whole and hU , Soap, Salt, and a lot P r &c Jnsl Landingfrom I rig Native AVir\ ti: kins choice Blitter # ,- 12 hbls Apples . 15 boxes Muscatel Uaiiiiis 25 do Digby Herring 4 casks Cheese, for vale by H L PEN FIELD, rnquire at the Steve of J Pen field U Cos dec 2r h 43 __ • SpAM'in Oil, Candles &*c. 15 Bbls best StrainM Oil, Boxes Sperm Candles Half bbls Pickled ’longues & Snc.t and do and Fly-market Beef, Kegs Butter, mess Beet and Pork, together with a full assortment of Groceries €r? Provisions For Sale al No. 23 Bolton’s Bunge by dec 29 n45 CLAU’iOUN & BASSE IF. Coffee and Sugar. 50 bags prime green Goflee 30 hlids prime New Orleans Sugar Landing fiom brig Belvidere, for sale by dec 27 JOHN LATHWOP k Cos. To Kent w for Sale! jtSpt i Three Tenement* two stories high, ’bi/al'between Mrs. Devant’s and Mrs. Gugle’s, opposite the new Market. These tenements are each thirty feet front and forty feet deep, and contain Cellar and Cellar Kitchen, ami a store and hack roum on the first floor, with fire places; and three rooms on the second floor with fire places: a garret and convenient yards. These were lately erected, in a neat and sub stantial manner, and w ill be rented on reasona ble t ‘rms to good tenants. Apply to jan 4 M. H. MG A LISTER. Mackerel , Smoked Herrings and Lard. Now landing from Schooner Iteb;cca ar.d Polly from Boston. 20 bbls No. 1 Mackerel 20 do No. 2 do 50 do No. 3 do 50 half barrels No 1 20 do do do 2do 150 boxes Smoaked Herring 40 Kegs Lard For Sale by PALMES &f nOE. jan 4 a3 * Found —a bag of Coflee, on Saturday Last, which the owner can obtain by giving the veal mark awl paying the expense of .(■ advertising Apply at Duffy’s Inteligence of fice, corner of Mo'. ,-ornery and AVest Broad streets, opposite the Steamboat wharf, dec 31 46 EDWARD DUFFY. Mr, 21 bbls ALE, landing from brig Native, For sale by C C GRISWOLD & CO. In Store fir sulv us above, 90 bbls prime Beef 280 do superfine Flour 50 kegs Richmond Tobacco 50 boxes So:ip 50 do Candies 8 firkins Goshen Butter 20 bbls Loaf Sugar 3 Marble Chimney Pieces dr -. 27 Dissolution. lAHF. copartnership heretofore subsisting . between AficitaelJ KappelSS C. D. hurt, ct is dissolved by mutual consent. All those who have any demands against the concern will present them to C F. Bartlet, to whom those indebted are authorised to make payment MICHAEL J.KAPPEL, COS AM EMIR BARTLET, THE Savannah Museum will henceforth be published by Cosam E. Bartlet on his individual account, who returns his thanks to the patrons of the establishment for their former encourage ment and solicits a continuance of their favors, jan 1, 1822 Tlanlers * Hank , 4mDExn so. 18. Dividend off lir-e per cent, for the last six months, on the capital stock of the Bank, has been declared this day, and will be paid to Stockhohlers on rnd after Thursday next. J. MARSHALL, dec 4 n§2s Cashier.. OLIVtiR PALMES, HAS taken the atorc one door east-of Messrs Tat\£ Sib'e-is, and offers for sale the fol lowing articles : ec*ived by Late arrivals from New-York. 10 firkins Goshen Butter 25 barrels Urge sound applet 20 firkins new Lard 10 hf bbis (Seaman’s) flymarket Beer 5 do lonnecticut mess Shad 5 do Butter Crackers 5 casks G >shen Cheese 5 whole a id 10 hf boxes No 1 Chocolate 25 boxes (Brown’s) mould Candles 10 do sperm do, 20 whole ; nd 20 hf boxes No I Soap 20 boxes n :w Digby Herring 10 bags Ja”a Coffee Barrels prime N O Sugar 20 whole 5 . , e . 25 half 3 barre,s Superfine Flour 50 bags mould Shit, assorted 500 wt Bar Lead 2 bbls br iket Salt 5000 first quality Spanish Segars 1 case (2 pound cannisters) Gunpowder b kegs St.lt I’eire ;r ea Mace, Cloves and Nutmegs 5 boxes Search. 5 bbls Li af Sugar 10 qr che .ts Hyson Tea . 2 cases I orilard’s cut T-obanro 20 hf bbls Buckwheat Meal dec 2d- 45 a - For New-Orleans, tAU. THE fast sailing sloop SUSAN, Y • J Rogers, master; willpositvely_B , SSy next, weather periling, for Freight] apply on board of For Liverpool. rLK THE Brig HURON, B. • Tucker, LFM?/ master; Has commenced Loading, lor For JN ew-Orleans. THE fast t-ailing Schooner ETNA, !tlli> Finney, master; will positively sad on i7y the 6th insf—For Freight or passage apply to the master on board at the Exchange ‘‘ifA'T.t ISAAC COKES... F or Charleston. iLjKx THE packet stoop ESSEX, Rogers, master, will meet with dispatch, tor Freight or passage,—Apply to the master on board at the Exchange Wharf, or to jan 3 ? ISAAC COHEN. For Liverpool. 4|fl The barque SPARTAN, capt Coles worthy, w ill commence loading imme diately, having part oi lier cargo engaged. For freight of the remainder, applv to GUMMING te GWATBMEY. Landing from the abSee vessel, 10 bbls Cider, tl.e consignee is requested to jcalfandtake them away jan 1 For New-fork, ,£fTv Tiiefast sailing packet ship AUGUS TA, 1) Wood master, will have imme diate dispatch, having part of her cargo enga ged. For the residue or passage, having supe rior accommodations apply to capt W on board at Jons’s upper wharf, or 10 jan 1 1 HALL V HOYT. For Charleston. Tin: sloop SUSAN. Z Bradley, nias li!i wi ter, will tail will, dispatch. For freight or passage, having good accommodations, apply to the master on board at the Exchange wharf, or to J B HERBERT co jan 1 Is Flour, Corn, V liiskey, fsc. 24i0 bushels prime white Maryland Corn 300 Lbls Howard-slreet superfine Flour 30 do AVhiskey 10 do Apple Brandy Now landing from scit*- Time, and for sale by DANIEL CARNEY, Jr. Hunter's Buildings. For Freight or Charter , 1 * ,e k* sl ,ew sr ' ,r - TIME,Cap- Kt TJ> tain Tucker, burthen 7 or 800 bbls. 1 will lane a freight coastw se or to any port in the West-Indies. Apply as above, jan 1 §1.47 For sale , Freight or Charter , The substantial fast sailing sloop PACKET, Regie, master, three years old, ninety-six tons hurtLcn. For terms, apply to the captain on board, i.r to A. MORGAN, Junes’ supper wharf. I Landing from said Sloop and for Sale ns above, 10 hhds Jamaica’urn 4 pipes HollandOin 4 do Cognac Brandy 30 boxes Bloom haisins 20 firkins Gosliei Butter 12 barrels Cranberries [ 1000 wt Hams 5‘ 0 do Smok.-.d B'tf 10 Ls bbls flymaikct Beef. 25 bbls Flour. j dec 31 46 j j For freight or Charter. j -i-iSSr Tne staunch hr ATSITOIt, capt Sil-! vester, butlhen7o'o barrels Apply on ] Would; <>r to MITCHEL & BARTLETT. | dec 31 46 s I , For Liter pool, I 200 Bales are wanted to fill the fine j J&kife ship WILD EL AH NA, capt. Wilson, to j sail in a few days. Apply to deg 28 MITCIIhLL & BARTLETT. For Havre, The fine Critidt brig SPEEDWELL, sSl Jbc c apt. Bathgate.n first class vessel, will meet with despatch. lA>r freight of 490 bales Cotton, apply to ilec 27 ‘ JOHNSTON U HILLS. For New-York, The regular iacket brig NATIVF., j-fc'.-ife C. Cole, master, will meet with des patch. For freight or passage, having good ac commodations, apply to rapt. C. on board at Jones’s upper wharf, or*o IIALL & HOYT, clec 25 4” For Jioston, The regular packet brig FRANCES, vfcLAt capt Foster—fer freight of 50 bales un der deck, 100 on detk, apply to the subscri ber on Williamson’s wharf. E CRANE, jr. Landing from said brig, and fur sale, 19 Large hhds St Croix Sugars 190 bags green Coffee 6 tons Swedes wsgon tire Iron, IJ, ls U. 2 inches SO 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 050 days from j 20 jars fresh Malaga Grapes 5 Malaga. For Liverpool , The superior fast sailing ship AMER- JtfagglCA.Wallace, master,will be despatch ed immediately. For freight ofsoo hales cotton apply to JOUNSJON & HILLS. Who have for sale , CO hhils first quality Keiv-Orleans Sugar 200 bbls Superfine Flour 100 do prime-N York new Beet 4 pipes Cognac Brandy 2 pipes superior old Madeira Wine Coils Bale Rope, Inverness and Dundee Bagging Tea, Green Coffee 100 ton's flint*tene Ballast The JVee * 1 (ams < i3) I OLYMPIC I'EIIFO.KM.V.Nc| AT THE EXCH-IXGF.. *rn, tv. BLANCHAI.iT> begs Leave ‘ I form the Ladies and Gentlemen of m ■ na h that his Cirrpatiy will.play every * ~■ this w ek, nit which occasion they will ■ fur a r aril the greatest variety of perform J aver cxhftjtcd in this city—.consisting <,f til emitical and Philosophical Experiments ■ >lr. Ui*s'limit. ’ * Olympic Exercises, I liy Masler GEORGE. , Miss ELIZABETH, the flying p\rcnome | will per ‘'Vm on the slack wire and-concludj the Tiqht Hope. -■ ‘ ■ % A variety of Sentimental and Comic .SV.J By Mr. WILLIAMS and ill is* ELIZABETa Grand Feats es Activity A Ry Mr. WELSH. Mr. CHARLES will perform his surprij feat of Sivnllozving Three Swords. The whole to conclude w’Ulv Mrs. lil.q CHAIiD’S Grand Peitbrmance on the T,j Hope, and conclude with Dancing a Pirn Send 111 Fetters. Clown to the Tight Rope, Master CUARU: Tickets at ihe reduced price of 50 Cent t Cli dren half price. Pelformance to commence 7 o’clock. Tickets to be liad at the Bar. dec 31 45 Lev. S. Lamed. k FEW copies of a very fine PORTRAi i\ PRINT of the Rev. Sylvnnits J.urneil, 1* pastor of the Presbyterian church at N Orica engraved by Durand, from a painting ot .Mi calf, price 3 dolls. Nlso —A MANUAL of CHEMISTRY, co tabling the principal facts of the Science, am ged in the order in which they are discuss; and illustrated in the Lectures at the Royal I stilution of Great Britain. By Win T Brand Secretary of the Royal Society of London, A First American edition, with notes and emeu; jations, by Wm J McNevin, Professor of Chen istrvin the College of Physicians and Surgeor. of the University of the State of New-Yurk price 5 dolls. For sale by THOMAS LONGV-’ORTII dec 27 Johnston’s sqva-f Daniel W. McKenzie. Yirj ‘ ‘ Exchange Dock. wSJ.AVE just received per ship Gen Cariinj ton from New York. 10 boxes large bowl Negro Pipes 2 bbls smoked Beef 2 do superior Burlington Hams 5 half do Rye Flour Stbbls Seed Rye 15 kegs Fresh Lard 5 casks C.oslien Cheese dec 22 40§s R. L. MILLING, .If the sign of the Big Boot, JVi.rih side Jllarke. Square, jTSTAS just received per Gen, Carrington fron UM New-York, 1 trunk Men’s fine Shoes of a superior qua 2 do satin & prunelh Slips, heels and spring of a variety of patter : Ido white kid very fine, springs and heels , Ido undress Moroc. do do do 1 do walking do do I Ido Morocco Slips do do do —a lso, — / • Ser ants Shoes of c ‘ v.. 7 description, t I jgethcr with a complete essorfments of Menb Women’s and Childrens Shoes suitable for towi or country trade. In store, 200 pair Negro Shoes, first qualilv dec 22 * n§ 40 < Dillon, Brothers co. | THE subscribers in oder to carry on their i Dray age business more exten.ively, have asso ciated themselves under the firm of Billon, j Brothers £J Cos. and offer their services totlieic | friends and the public—they have furnished [themselves with a number of excellent Drays [and Horses which, with careful drivers, will e’n | able them to give satisfaction,to all those who ; may favor them with their patronage. Michael i Dillon.will*attend on the Bay, opposite Moo. j gin’s stores (6 receive orders >n the Eastren <!i j vision of the city, and John Dillon and Danin Lynch will attend at the Steam-boat wharf MICHAEL DILLON* JOHN DILLON DANIEL LYNCH. jap 3 a* 2 Loaf Sugar. 30 bbls Loaf Sugar (smalt loaves) from Pen nington refinery. Just reed anti For sale bv dec 31 36 JOHN LATHROP & Cos. Flour, Oil §Ci 200 bbls superfine Howard Street Flour 13 bbls Linseed Oil 50 Firkins Goshen Dutter 100 Boxes Muscatel Rabins 100 Kegs white Lead ground in OH 10 do black Paint 5 do Spanish Brown ■ 2 bbls Putty \ Landing and for sale by ,in 4 3 IIALL & HOYT. Douglass & Sorrel , Hate for sale —New Maryland white flin’ Corn 100 barrels prime Muscovado Sugar 10 hhds do N O do 14 bbls Loaf Sugar at Low prices 10 pipes Colmenar Wine A few hhds.of prime Havana green Coflce 1200 bbls Howard street flour,■ selected for fm ily use 120 do Baltimore Rye Whiskey 6 tons Bar Iron Hollow Ware Spanish Segars. *• Several very handsome Oil Cloth Carpets, dii ferent sizes Spanish Tobacco, Btc. h 44 dec |?S ’ Gin, Raisins Bjc. ..... JujLrcceiv'd per sc hr Gen Salves, RutenburghGin 25 do Clarke’s do ’ 85 boxes Muscatel Raisins Sup quality -60 do bloom do 10 bbls Greenings in prime order For sale by 46 •, S MANTOX,