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THE MUSEUM._J 1 following hit at the Miser, isfrom South •eyt poems. Torensmalt Tli' 11 ’ man of half a million Mud all these publie virtues which you praise; Hut the poor man rueg never atliis door: And the old beggar at his gate, Who, all the summer long, stands ht in hand, He knew how vain it was to lift an eye To that hard face. Vet he was always fotiml Among your ten and twenty pound subscribers, four benefactors in the Newspapers, ilia alms were money put to interest In C.c other world, donations to keep u;> \ running charity account with Heaven: lietaining fees against the last assizes, When, for the trusted talents, strict account shall be required from all, and the old arch law yer plead bis own cause as plaintiff. fit ranger. 1 must needs Believe you, sir; these are your witnesses, iiiescmourners here, who from their carriages t Jape at the gaping crowd. A good March v, ind Woo to be pray’d for now, to lend their eyes Some decent rheum, ‘lhe very hireling mute ileara not a face blanker of all emotion Than the old servant of the family ! J low can tl is manhave liv ’J, that thus his death Cost not the soilingone white handkerchief.!! Townsman. $ Who should lament for him, sir, in whose heart j.ovc had no place, nor ntaural charity > The parlour spaniel, when she beard his step, lb .e slowly front the hearth, and stole aside With creeping pace; she never rais'd her eyes To woo kind words from him, nor laid her head Uprais’d upon his knee, with fondling whine. How could it he but thus I Arithmetic Was the sole science lie was ever taught, The Multiplication-table was his Creed, Jlis Patel nosier, and his Decalogue. When yet lie was a boy, anti should hare breath’d The open air and sunshine offeic fields, To give his blood its natural springs and play, He in a close and dusky counting-house, ,Smoke dried, and scar’d, and slirivcVd up Ids heart. So, from the way in which he was trained up, His feet departed not; I e toil’d and moil’d, Poor muckworm ! through ids three score years and ten, And when the earth shall now be shpvel’d on him, If that which serv’d him fOf a soul were still Within its husk, ’twould stilbbc dirt to dirt. Stranger. Yet your nest Newspapers will blazon him Tor industry and honorable wealth A litighl example. pKi'ETTiMt isu lr Th> •ee doors smith of the City Hotel, THANKS bis friends and the public in gener al for the large s ppott he h 8 received in lids city since he commenced business, lie takes this opportunity to offer l o.i PACKAGES •lust received from England and the north, of the most fashionable JUTS AND CLOTHING, rni.iri n tius xvku. Extra superfine boys’ Waterloo Coats, full silk trimmings, at the low rate of Sls Tine and extra fine black Dnss Coats, from gIC upwards T.xtra blue Puxony do. S"0, and upwards F.xtra fine and superfine double mill'l fashiona ble IVntalocins, of all colors, from §1 to 12 first rate centletnen’s fine wlfne li.ien Shirts, from St 75 to 4 Trench Florentine Waistcoats, S2J T.xtra quality English do new pattern, g> Itlue and other colora Surtouts, £l2 fk upwards Extra fine Waterloo Coats, full trimm'd will) silk, 522” C.enllemen’s knit Drawers, from 62{ els. to §2 Merino do Suirts. from gl to 1A Hupei fine feuib's wool Socks, 3 pair for $1 t .ittle hoys’ Cieat Coats of all colors, gi j Misses’ Polices from g 4 to 6 scarlet, colors Tearnaught Great Ci*ats, g.ij and upwards • Warranted extra fine water,proof Mats, §S Imitation Eeaverr, g3 Hoy’s Hufs. SU Hlue, black, buff Rnd while fashionable Waist- coats i Large s'ze silk. Umbrellas, from to 3j Extra large size tartan plaid Cloaks, widt two capes Gentlemen’s silk Stockings at g.lj Ladies’ and gentlemen’s patent elastic silk Stockings at ‘j2 per pair Cases fine ami extra fine Irish Linen, from 25 to cents Cassimerc l’anuloors at £8 ALSO— f A great quantity of NEGRO CLOTHING, Consisting of Jackets and Truv.scrs, from to 6 a suit Superfine gentlemen’s BJBr Gloves, 75 cts. JF nov 50 22 Flour, Fork ijfe. ’ 200 fflilsstipeiffine Flour 50 Uo pnmt- I’ork City inspection . 90 do and > Beef 3U kegs patent shot assorted sizes SJ i Ur first quality* Tobacco r 5 J <lo Soap, 50 do Candies 59 ticki-nsfirst quality Butter lor family use, 2D hukbbis Fly Market Beef. 2b bills Lout Sugar J Marble Chimney Pieces 2 Gigs, complete at l)eiislers ‘ tors'*!*: by yan4 3 C C GUIs WOLD 8c Cos. mm, . Just /deceived, BpW!Ne>rgia and Sou'll Carolina Almanac, C'-ntaining tqucli useful informa tion h nth of a private and public nature,—neat- 1 Jv printed Por sale at tin. Museum Oilicecoun ting roum by the gross, dozen or single A li bera! discount made to those vtho purchase by • holesale. dec 19 List of Letters, Hetcaing in the Post-Office at Savannah, Geo. on the Ist January, 1822. (£y*jPerson* -a-ismng. for Letters, in this list, will (/lease ask for .Advertised letters. . A. Sami. Adams Robert Alexander Airs Mary W Adams 2 Daniel Andrews 2 Otis Allen Capt Isaac Atwood Ifobert Archer Win T Arnold D C Arden B. John Harter Paul Uriggs 2 Thomas Baxter Stafford Itryer Capt. Klkunah Bray John Hignall James Baxter Joon lloundy John Uransbtry Charles Bomicll 2 A.is* Sarah Ann Baldwin Samuel Scott Brown Oeorge Bailie 4 Mrs Bebecca Brown Terence Brady Mrs Aim Brown W \V Black Capt Tiios Brown jr. 2 Mrs Elizabeth Bladen James Bonner Wm Barose S J Bourgcaux Miss M Bachlatte Mrs Lucretia Bunty John Brandt Miss Jane Burk Patmo Banfield Isaiah Burton Benj Brantley Thomas Duibiink I lalw. II Brannen Mrs Hannah G Butler Mrs Ann Bell Mrs Ann Jane Bumes Wm Berrien 2 Win C Butler Capt William Biskey Isaac Casscliiness James Christie Win Clay Wm W Cox I Alois Clark Klias V Coe Bitv Campbell Leonard Crossman Kirlt Clark Isaac Course & Son James Carley Thomas Coder M Car tin ’ Martha E Coats M Clark ‘ Airs Francis E Cox JncCheshurrougli, Ezra Sami Crowell Mervifi, or, Dr Jnollagg Miss 11. Cushing Miss Mary-Ann Claucy Itev 11 Cuminingham Alex Cleugli . Janies Gumming D. Mrs Sarah Davis 2 Jus Dcllcau Miss M II G Davidson 2Nicho!as Dense William L llavis 3 Mrs. Ann Delaiinoy Ddward Davis Gideon Devell J Donnald A lx. Drysdale Col Bathuel Drake 3 Barnabas N Douglass ! Frederic Daw on 2 Amos Douglass Sami Davenport 2 Janies Duffy Edward Drake Adam Duncan Allen Denslow John Drommond E. Thos Eden .Mrs Esther Elliot Mrs Rachel F.lliott John A Cl lis Wni Enl.gli F. Lemuel Tales Miss Helen Fleming John Farr John Field Peter Josef Fava Miss Maria Fitzsimons Wm .1 Franklin tVilliam Mrs Lucy Faircl|Jd Miss Mary E C Fowler Wm Fessenden James Fullerton G. Miss Rebecca C Glass 2 Mr* MarvGriflidi \t\ m Gaddy, Esq John Grfbbon 2 J 11 Galbton Hobert Stewart Gibson Mrs Catharine Grady Wm Griffin John Gindrat Mrs Griffith Peter 1) Green Charles >1 Goolsby Mrs Glenor *• Sylvannus Groves Mrs l- R Greenfield Miss Syruh Goulding John Green James Govan Miss Henrietta Gindrat Messrs Jacob Guevvi Abraham Gictfer and George Shambur Mrs John Ginhuartr H • lloss Harney ‘Miss Jane Hilfis Alfred Hazard Capt Samuel T live Wm Ilavs Charles Hooker Kobt Hanson Capt Hercules Uoilgcs Daniel 11 llawcs Samuel Howe Miss M. Harrison Albert House A Hall I.ydqi Hopper M llanly AnnC Ilorbock William Harscll Mr opkins Miss Eliza Henley Miss Mary Seward James Henry Miss Margaret 111 lolmt Charles Hennedy Miss Harriet Howard Capt Amos lladly ’Thomas Humphrey Harrison Jlinsen John L Hunter Joshua W llyatt James Hubbert Oliver Hvßiard l’eter Hull 1. James Jcrmnn .fohn Johnai n Ebcnezcr Jcocks Mrs. Trvphana D Jones Mrs Caroline Jt utner Ensiia Johnson Mrs Jane Irvine ‘I hadius Johnson William Irvine A !i Join s Tlkis Junes ttefiry W Jordan Kev Wm B Johnson • Guy Johnson K Ross Kearney Nathan King Daniel Kccshan Thus Kirk James Key Ann Kimbcll * Mrs Elizabeth Kenncdy.Urs Martha Kdlcy Michael Keane Wm Knoll Capt John Killcy 2 John Kuglcy L. Mrs Mary Lawrence Mrs Martha Lvnn Miss Mary II Lawrence Haul Lynch John Land llobt Linn .. I Lemuel Lanier Mrs Catharine l.imbcvt John Larrabce 2 Midi! Long 2 Isaac Leister Isaac Korkvvood llcnj Leach Miss S (J J Lormg Henry Lent Nathnl Lockwood Mrs Martha XV Lcadt Wm Lucas Lewis Leland jr 1* Lubbocli Gabriel Lewis 2 M. Capt John Mandichi Wm II Morrison P Marlow James Morgan A M •tec Sir Morgan (sadler) j Wm W -Mason lfichard Murphy James Morrel James McLean John Madden A Mcflardy John Magrah Itobl Mellow Josiah K Maemnber Thomas McCartin 2 Itobt Marling Miss Catherin McAllister Joltobad; May son Arch". McLeran JV>hn O Meara Miss C McConnell Dr S Metham 2 Hugh McNeil Mrs Judith Merrill Mi.- s Isabella McKean Terence Migham $ McCiinch Mi-s 1-si/a JXV Mfflcn Mi s1! Mchav Krancis E Miller E McCoigan ! Miss Cornelia 31 Milieu 2Mrs MMc A -pin 2 i Mrs E Milter Murdocli McLeod j George Minard Mr. McGowan ! Mrs C Miglikn John McKee i Jesse Mount N-. j Wm Newcomb 2 ’l'iios Nye ’ Wm XeiUon Stephen Nye John Newman Petr Noveati Lou Newell luianl Northrop 1 Uk-hd It Nye * Abraham Nichol I Norton 2 * o. * Caleb Osteen mrsAnn M O’Reilly James Oglcvie * SaLv ; J*. Uiclul Perscany 2 Capt W T Pearce ! It II Parker 2 Wm Pearce t Danl D I’armele mrs Anna B Pearce Charles Parlow - J Patterson > LeviPatrich mnlP ceell John Page John and Dtinl Facet Dr W Parker Nathanl Randolph John Palls (Bulloch co.)J A .qselle Charles llandall Hugh Boss ! Wm G Read .Dan Bock, mrs Sarah I. Ilobertsoh Danl Boss j(>.pt J Hodman Han*y A Bos : A 1 Bobcats miss Mary Jacob Bodin n.iss N Bouchme i Wm Robertson Dr C Hogt is J W Roberts Margaret hoa.v S j .1 R Stanford mrs Ann* Stibb* Elisha Salterlee mrs Helen Smith , Jeremiah Svvary Mary- Aim B Smith mra Harriet N Shad Wm Semen v Capt EI Saltus se. JSimpson l Thos Swan Benj Sims Sol S Shad Jane Simmons Mordica Shcfatll seh 0 John Slorer Charles Stevens * mi* Soilbroofc Urn Street Jacob Shot Nathnl Sars W Stoufl Ira Spear 3 mr Stoufl, city surveror j James Speafs CaptJStudly mrs Lucretia Spencer Francis Tavlor llenry Tynes J Tacom ’ C D Thorp Wm B G Tavlor Capt J J Tobry 2 SVV Taylor’ MI. Thompson • mrs H L Tcbeau Capt E Trowbridge 2 Abraham Tyler u. Wm K Underwood V. John Varelcn Benj Vain Ca]itC Varnuin John Varden ; w. JosffMnVatson J II Watson George M Waters • Mrs Thos Wright 2 . t corge Wvatt Avclid Wilkins B Ward ‘ Lamurit Williams W Warner miss Ann Williamson Wm Walsh Capt C Wing Bobt Wall ‘ miss Polly P Williamson Abraham B Walker Jernvah W ilson inrs Alan- Warren J E White ii Cos Andrew B Wccden W I Williams Thosß Webb Thos II Williams C Wells Sergt Wilson Tiios Williams miss Jane Wood I. Winkler John Wood Edward W ilson Joseph Woodward mrs C F. W illy mrs A! Weodberrv Elisha Wylly’ miss Almira Woodruff J B Wyatt 2 mis* II A Womock Cant A W W illiama Y. J Young (Bulloch co.) miss Jane Young FRF.NCH LF,TI ERS. Joan 1J Gilbert 2 J 11 Vallec inadame lline Faynae Alonza Day Gattlicb Biehe mons Prospcre Le Corf ftI.EAZER LAkLY, P.M. jan 3 2 The Subscriber yW|AVI\'G opened a store in one of those two uFJI story buildings west of the Marke', known as Hogg’s Lot, under the aitperintendance ol Mr. WM. C. M ii.i3, offers for sale, a general as sortment of GROCE RIES, Consisting in part of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Cog. Brandy, Jam Hum W 1. and N. E. do. Holland Gin, Whiskey, Fimtr in whole and half bands, Soap, Sait, and a lot prime Georgia Bacon ALSO—UomesiHin, Cutlery, Crockery, &c. dec 29 U 45 THOMAS McIvKNZIK. vSpcnn Oil, Candles &c. 15 Bbls best Strain’d Oil, Boxes Spevnt Candles Half bbls Pickled’l ongues & Smok’d do a.id Fly-market Beef, Kegs Butter, mess- Beet and Pork, together with a fill assortment of Groceries & Provisions For Sale at No. 23 Holton’s Range by dec 29 i45 CLAGHOKN 6- BASSETT. Coffee anil Sugar. 50 bags prime green Co.iice 30 It hits prime New Orleans Sugar Landing from brig llfclvidere, fur sale by dec 27 JOHN LATIBiQP & Cos. To Rent or for Sale. Three Tenements two stories high,, ‘Hiflsl between Mrs. Levant's and Mrs. Gugte’s, j opposite die new Market. These tenements i are each thirty feet front and forty feetdeen, and contain Cellar and Celhir Kitchen, and a j store and back room, on the first floor, w ith 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 slanliul manner, “and w ill be rented on reasona ble t “rms to good tenants. A poly to jan 4 M. H. MCALISTER. Mackerel, Smoked Herring j and Lard. Now landin': from Schooner Rebecca ar.d : Fully from Huston. 20 bbls No 1 Mackerel 20 do No. 2 do 50 do No. 3 do ’ 50 half barrels No 1 20 do di do 2do 150 boxes Swoaked Herring 40 KegsLanl For Sale by PALMES ROE jartit a3f i ■Found —a bag of Coffee, on! Saturday Last, whit'll the owner can obtain by! giving the real mark and paying the expense of ! advertising Apply at Duffy's liitehgeuce of- 1 fee, corner of Htm'gomery anti West liroad i streets, opposite the Steamboat wharf. j dec 31 46 ED *v Alii) DUFFY. To Merchants and others. \ PERSON who is employed during the chief part of the day In a counting-room, would be willing to devote the remainder of his time, tor a moderate compensation, to such writing or accounts as might be done at nis own , lodgings. As ha writes a pood hand, and is a piacticalj accountant, those who are in want of such as-! sistance, would not be disappointed in calling.! Apply at this office. <!s* i. u , 5 j I For Xcrc-Orleans. | THE fast sailing sloop SUSAN, W. I ! Kogers, master, will positively sail on ■ ‘Dmiih'y next, weather permitting, tor I reig . or passage, apply on a Cos Fov Liverpool. itJo. THE Brig HURON, B. 11. Tucker, master; lias commenced Loading, tor Freight of TSO Bales Cctton. AopTy to jn 3 2 A. li. MOLYNH.UX. For .her?-Orleans. rtTV the fast Sailing Schooner ETNA, Finney, master; will positively sail on “uuuay the 6tU inct Fo- Freight or passage apply to the master on boil'd at tile Exchange ; Wharf, orto jan 3 s 2 ISAAC COHEN. For Charleston. THE packet sloop ESSEX, Rogers, master, will meet with ihspatcli, for Freight or passage,—Apply to the master on board at the Exchange Wharf, i r to j jan 3 s 2 ISAAC COHEN. For Liverpool. ft The barque SPARTAN, rapt Coles worthy, will commence loading imme diately, having partot her cargo engaged. For freight of the remainder, appb to CUMMIXG N GWATHMEY. Landing from the above vessel, 10 bbis Cider, the consignee is requested to call ami take them away jan l For New-York, ’l he fast sailing packet ship AUfiUS- Tr'Aif- ’* L D Wood master, will have imine dia'.e d.spatcli, having part ol her cargo enga ged. Fur'the residue or passage, having supe rior accommodations apply to capt W on board ai jons’s upper wharf tio jan 1.1 w HAUL & HOYT. For Charleston. THE sloop SUHAV, Z Bradley, mis- Avd'f-i ter; will sad v ith dispatch. For freight or passage, having good accommodations, applv to the maker Oil board at the Exchange wharf, i orto J It lIiSRBKII T Zi co jan 1 Is Flour, Corn* V liiskey, tsv. i 24!i0 i tishel* prime while Maryland Corn 300 Lbls Howard-street supeifine Flour , 30 do Whiskey 10 do Apple Bran Now landing fror. ch'“ Tims, and for sale by DANIEL CARNEY. Jr. It i)i lei ‘s Buildings. For freight or Charter, fS’Sa. The f- I * l aaitlng new sclir TIM K, Cap afcJjJt fain Tucker, Inn then 7 of 300 bbls. ui i taSe a freight coastwise nr to any port m the West Indies. Apply as shove, janl ’§.47 i For sale, Freight or Charter, The s,, hstantial fas’ Siding sloop tffS> PACKET, Beebe, busier, three years old, ninety-six tons burthen: For terms, apply to the captain on board, or tt> A. Mldtt.AN, J,net's tijiptr wharf Lauding from said S/bjJi uni for Sale as above, 10 liltds Jamaica Hurt; 4 pipes Holland Gilt 4 do Cognac Brandy 30 boxes Bloom Raisins 2u firki- s Goshen Butter 12 barrels Cranberries 1000 wt Hams 5 U do 3mok and llet-f 10 hf bids fly market Beef. 25 bbls Fiour. dec 3 i 46 _. For freight or Charters Jr4r?r ’l i e stair, ii s<-t.r \ 1511 Olt, capt Sil £&■£!> vester,b. i tlien 7U) barrels Applvtm buaru. or to Mil CULL lIAitILLIT. dec 31 46 s For Liverpool , ! 200 Bab sail was n to fill the fine j” yjsif.43 ship W ILHELM IN A, capt Wilson, to sail in a few davs Awplv to dec 23 * MITCHELL & 11AKT1.ETT. For Havre. f sis The fine Britisti tn-ig SPF.EDWF.LL, iXh Capt. Bathga*c, a first class vessel, will i meet with despatch. Fur freight of 400 hubs ; Cotton, applv to dec 27* “ JO'tX'TOV & HILLS. For J Yerp-York, “fl' e regular pack t brig NATIVE, ( Vi-’-V C. Cole, master, will meet with des patch For freight or passage, ha’ ing good ac commodations. at,ply to cap; on beard at Jones’s tipper wharf, or ‘o HALL & HOY T. dec 25 42 For 1 lot ton, The regular packet brig Fit \NCES, -ts | ca; l Foste-—forfreigh of 5b bales un tier deck, a- 100 on deck, apply to the subscri ber on Williamson’s wharf. E CRANE, jr. Landing firm said 6rig, and fir sale, lb Large lihds St Croix Sugars lUO bags green Coli’te 6 tons Swedes wagon tire Irmi, 11, 1 J & 2 inches 50 hbls ltoston mess Beef, put u p for fam ilies use 200 reams Wrapping Paper 150 boxes Snap 100 do Can Ues , 50 do Cod Fish 50 do Muscatel Unions > 50daysfrom 20 jars fresh Malaga Grapes 5 .Malaga. I For Liverpool, Jraio The superior fast sailing ship AMER ■Xfesij’. ICA,Wallace, master, will be despatch ed immediately. For freight ofsoo bales cotton, apply to JOHNSTON & HILLS. ’ M ho have for note, CO hhds first quality Nciv-Orleans Sugar 200 bids Superfine Fiottr 100 do prime N York new Deef # 4 pipes Cognac Brandy 2 pipes superior old Madeira'Wine Coils Bale Itope, Inverness anj Dundee Bagging Tea, Green Coffee 100 tons flint stop? Ballast For Providence ( It. i.j . Lhi\ THE Begujar Packet Brig l’o.la.c- j. I Herrington, having . part ol | ■ treigiit engaged, will sail on the 10th i:.s: ;; i. ■ fur freight or passage apply to S. .M ANTON, liices Wharf H IVho ha* for sale landiusf.f-om the ab'.vivrs:, \ I 40 Casks Lime | 8 Pipes l d'l J\r ! 40 Barrels } VJI i * 5 So Barrels I'.-'atots 1000 Bi.nelics Onioiia j 5 Barrels do 10 Barrels Beans. ‘ jan 5 4 For Freight, ’I DK Schoontr lit light in Peace— I Kellev master, burthen sot) barrels, I two years olu. Apply on board at Uuhock’s I wharf or to L. li.'S AGE ts Cos, jan 5 4 For Newport P? Frpvidenc 4r3V\ TIIE Pacl et Sloop. Ulive Branch, p I vg-wi ■ Edis li aster, wit positively sail 0 ;i I Sumiay 6th inst. tor freight on deck (which I will be taken low) or passage apply to the I captain oil brand .tone’s upper wharf or to GIBBS & ALEXANDER, jan 5 w f Taylors Wharf For Baltimore, The fast sailing sloop PACKET, V. I Jleebe, master, will sail on Snnaiy 6;h I inst. For passage only, Jiaving excellent ac- I cemmodatioiis, apply to capt lJ on board, a’ I Jones’s upper wharf or to I jan 4 3 HALL U HOYT. I _ For Providence, The sclir JAMES MONItOK, capt. I Simons will have immediate dispatch I For freight, ajiplv to jan 4 t 3 * .1 LA'TIIROP & Cos. Me, 21 this ALE, landing from brig Native, For sale by C C GRISWOLD 5; CO. la Store for sale as above, 90 bbls prime Beef i 2SO do superfine Flour 50 kegs B.chmoud Tobacco 50 boxes Soap 50 do Candles v 8 ti'rkins Goshen Butter £0 bbls Loaf Sugar 3 Marble Chimney Pieces dec 27 Dissolution. IMIF, copartnership heretofore subsisting . between .MichaelJ Kuppel ZS C. K. Bau et is dissolved by innliiul consent. All those witn have any demands, against the concern will present them to C. E- Bart let, to whom those indebted arc authorised to make payment MICHAEL J K U’PKL, COSAM EMllt UAItTLET. THE Savannah Museum will henceforth be by Cosam E. Uartlet on his individual accbimt who returns his thanks to the patrons of the establishment for their funner encou rage merit and solicits a continuance of their favors, jan 1, 1322. Planters ’ Hank, A _ fc.-w, u.mi iro.TG. iIL Dividend of Three per ci-nt. r.r !ie Inst -ix months, on the capital stim-k i-f the Bank, Inis been declared this day, and will be paid to Stockholders on and after Thursday next. . J. MARSHALL, dec 4 n§2s Cashier. Flour , Oil Sic. 200 bbls supetfine Howard Street Flour 13 bbls Linseed (jit 50 Firkins Goshen Butter ICO Boxes Muscatel Raimis 100 Kegs white Lead ground in Oil 10 do black Faint 5 do Spanish Brown 2 bals l’utty Landing and for sale by jan 4 3 HALL & HOYT. Gin. liaisins^c. JtiM received per sclir Gen Hawes, 50 bbls Rutenburgh Gin 25 do C arke’s do 35 boxes Muscatel Raisins sup quality 651 do bloom do 10 bbls Greenings in prime order For -ale by 46 S MANTON. L. 11. Sage £$ Cos. | UN OFFER FOR SALE, . S’ IFFY chests and half chests Ilyson Tea I • 50 bags Coffee 20 pipes liidia-Toint Gin 150 bbls mess and prime Beef , 50 do prime PoaL SO bbls Sugar, superior quality 50 kegs'No 1 and 2 manufactured Tobacco 20 M superior SpanidvSegars 100 M American do 50 hbls Cider 100 boxes mould Candles 50 do Soap 20 firkins Butter 1000 bushels Corn 20 boxes fresh Raisins With a generalsssortment of GROCERIES. __deo.27_ 43 Notice. THEREBY give notice that I have a claim. and no ikmbt the oldest and best one, for one hundred and fifty acres of land in the fork, of the Large and Little Sa'illa Rivers, advert! - sed for sale by Mr. Z. Kingsley, GEORGE MORRISON. Camden Cos. Dec. 23.- 4os* Selling Off. THE Subscriber wishing to decline the. Dry Good Business, offers lis stock foi sale at cost, on a credit for approved- paper. The stock on hand, comprising a assortment of fresh imported DRY GOODS, and if not disposed of at wholesale, it null. jje sold out at retail, for cash or approved paper at 60 days. JOHN D. MONO IN. Denslers Building, corner of aad Hull Streets. ALL persons indebted to his Dry Good store, are again requested to call ou-Mr Way-at file store and settle the same. 3 D>l jap 5 n 4