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I WETiXESVM MORMXG, Jan. 16, 1822.
By the fast sailing’ ship Corsair, five (lays from
I New-York, we received the Gazette of the 9th
I instant.
I President Coyer, by proclamation, under date
| of Port-au-Prince, Nov. 25th, continues the pro
■ bibition to export from Hayti, specie and silver
Bind gold in bars or ingots; under penalty of con
■fiscation if found on board any vessel.
I’ SAVANNAH FREE SCHOOL SOCIETY.
1 ASXCfi HF.POHT.
m The Directresses of the Savannah Free-School,
■ Society respectfully submit their fifth annual re
■port oil the condition of the institution under
■their direction, for the information of its patrons.
1 Since the month of July last, Mr. Cooper lias j
■had the charge of the School; whose eonduct in j
■preserving order and decorum in the School , and |
■ instilling the principles of morality and religion;
■in his pupils, is evinced by the general improve
■rnent of the children, both in their conduct and
■education. The Directresses believe, that in
■ him they have obtained a teacher who feels an
■interest in Ids undertaking, and appears disposed
■to promote the views ofhis employers
■ The receipts for the list year
I have been J 51382 2G.1
S The expenditures 1372 673
I 89 593
■ ! Bispainfulto the Directresses to be tinder the
■necessity of suggesting to a generous public,
■that for want of patronage, this valuable institu
■tion cannot long be continued on its present li-
Bberal plan of educating the poor. From a num
■her sf deaths, from the removal of many of the
■patrons of the institution, and from’ various other
■cause?, the list of subscribers has been considera
bly diminished within the last year. And with-
Kut adequate funds for its support, the institution
Kiust ultimately be abandoned.
[T jtis needless for the Directresses to point out
■the advantages winch the country derives from
■laving the poor taught the first rudiments of our
■anguage, and regularand v irtuous habits in their ‘
even on the small scale which has been
■tempted by a society of females. Every frec-
Knan in America, who reflects, (and it is hoped
■here are none without reflection") must feel the ;
■•nine of institutions, the objects of which “re the !
Hitfiision of knowledge— instruction in religious
Krinciplcs and charitable feelings among those,
■vbo, from their unfortunate situation, are incapa- (
Hie of procuring the ono or exercising the other,
■or their owu children or the children of others,
■'nil he that reflects must also acknowledge, that
institutions, unaided by any legislative pro-
H,and depending solely upon the benevo-
Hence and charity of the community in which tliey
■reestablished —unless there is a continuance of
■he same feelings, and liberal contributions of',
■unds for their support, must eventually be lost
Bind abandoned to their helpless fates.
I Seventy-nine boys and fit tv-eight girls are no'vr
Bipon th*institution, under the direction of its
Bvorthy tutor—for their benefit your contribu
tions are required. In other states, and in other
tarts of this state, legislative provisions have been
■naile for similar institutions. This has hitherto I
coi”t”'-tdumin the charity ofthe public |
■.et it not fail for lack of that spirit by which
■ as originally established.
I’ ‘ M. RICHARDSOXE, Sec’iy.
I [nv THE CORSAIR ] .
I NEW ionic, .Tun. 9.
I FROM NEYV-ORJ^EANS.
i| We are intleottil to t!e owner of the
■ebr Hanger, from New-Oi i.eans, for paper*
■otlse 13th tilt, inclusive. Our previous ac
■ounts relative to a partial failure of the su
■jir crop, are confirmed by this arrival.
Subjoined is an account of a trial at New
■rleans, condensed fror; the Louisiana A l l -
■ertiser, which, ti-.-e editors remark, whaf
■vermay be thought of it here, will he rc-
Harded abroad as an epoch in judicial ec~
Wrutricities,
I The United States’ District Court at N.
Brleans has recently been occupied in a
Boise novel in its nature and important in
B s consequences. It was a suit instituted
By P Derbigny, Esq. as attorney for the
of Bertrand Gravier, residing in
Banco, against Bernard Marignv, a mem-
Brot the Louisiana Senate, for slandering
Hie title of paid heirs to the Batture, by
a speech delivered .before that
B" J y previous to the introduction of a bill,
Blending a former law, prescribing certain
B ties t,k l^e Attorney General, and en.
■ining him to prosecute such persons as,
Hider the pretext qf a title there—to hold,
fl” attempted to hold possession of said
■utture. The damages were laid at one
Hindred thousand dollars. Counsel for
IBh plaintiff, Messrs.E Levingston, W'ork
sßn, and Derbigny—for the defendant,
Messrs. A. L. Duncan, and J. N. Hawkins.
I | The c:tu “ e ‘l’ 33 opened by judge Work-
B n , on ,e P ir i of the plaintiffs. The
fHincipal ground relied on was, that altho’
, B- Marignv had a right to make the speech
Hfore the Legislature, he had no right to
■tofts/t it. 1 lie defendant’s counsel cle-
B ne(l ,e P'y. tleeming the principles in-
Hlved tod well seitled to need illustration
■ argument. Mr. Marignv, however spoke
■ly in hts own defence, and was replied
■ by Messrs Derbigny and Levingston, the
j Hticr of whom displayed considerable in
timity: ‘
Bid; delivered a shout but pur-
and itf^p-es^ive charge to the jury.
|fl c decided that, the right to speak was ne
remarked, that it was out merely
right, but frequently the duty of ale-
to in:ke known to his constituents
coarse which he has pursued in his re-
capacity. • t
H I tic verdict of the jury was, in con To
r “i'k these principles, given in favor
jB ‘he defendant.
■ |he Advertiser remarks, that a similar
Hdoo bail been commenced -against Joseph
S- tMhvkit)3, Esq. by the same parties,
it
: claiming g50,U00 damages, tvliichhas been,
dismissed by the plaintiffs, since the decis
ion in Mr. Alarigny’s case.
Yesterday morning about live o’clock,
snow began to fall, with the wind at S. S.
YV\ By nine o’clock the wind had backed
round to S. E when tire falling of snow ua*’
succeeded by rain, which continued until]
two o’clock. The weather remained mild,
but the atmosphere thick, although the
wind had, by 4, backed to N. E. At 111
last night it was calm and dear.
Os the vessels w hich sailed on Monday,
the ships Henry Astor, fur Cahton ; Joint
tfc Edward, for Savannah : and Andes, for
Lisbon, anchored in (he Bay.
The British Packet, the brig Tontine,
and some others, went to sea. •
The U. S. Bank has declared a Dividend
of two per cent for the last six months,pay
able after the 17th inst. Lists will be
! transmitted of those stockholders, who have
directed their dividends to be paid at the
Idfices respectively, arid those who have not
given notice may receive tltei dividends at
the parent Bank, or at such ollices as they
may elect.
The Union Insurance Company, Phila
delphia, has declared a dividend of three
per cent for the last six months; and the
Marine Insurance Company, of do. a divi
dend of six dollars a share for the same
time.
LATEST FilOM ENGLAND.
Liverpool, and London dates have Seen
received to the 13tli, and Liverpool, of the
15th November, Cotton was dull, at 74 a
10;$; ltice 16 to 19s; Tar 12 to 14s; Turpentine
10a 12s. per cwt; American Fleur, sweet, in
bond 28 a 30s; Tobacco had improved Tjd. but
all sorts of English grain continued to fall in
price. Nothing politically important had recent
ly occurred.
LOMDOX, SO\. 9. !
NORTH WEST EXPEDITIN'.
The foil owing letter from an Officer en- j
gaged in the voyage of discovery, is the;
fityt intelligence which has been received, j
• “ Hudson's Straits, July 16, IS2I. j
“The day after the transport left us, we j
entered ‘ these Straits, which we found j
choaked with ice ; we entered it pevefthe-j
!ess, and at first made considerable pro*!
gross, but, as we expected, length i
beset, or. in other words, the nhaling ice j
having coalesced on all sides, we found our
selves ‘irmly impeded iu the midst of it. j
; Ever since wa liave been moving to ami
fro with it, at the rate of five miles an hour,
according to tin* flux and reflux of tlu* tide.
Sometimes the ice dividing, would allow
us to push in :i few miles, and again urit
ing, incarcerate us for days. By this mode
jof progressing, we have continued to ad
jvarsce about 70 miles it: the Straits,
j When I wrote by the transport, I think
j I expressed an opinion, that vve had left
England much too eailv. This has been
veiilied, not ot.ly by the difficulties we
nave met with, but a!*o by the circumstan
ces of the Hudson's Bay trailers having
overtaken us. .These vessels did not leave
the Thames until the end of May. They
go into the Company’s settlement, and re
turn rmmediately. The ice by the late
rains, attended with tolerably. JMrm sun,
has been dissolving daily, and have to
day bored through upwards of ten miles of
if. We expect daily to have some Esqui
maux visitors.
The Dublin Patriot, of the'oth Nov.
says, ” Our opinion legartling tlie rioters,
their character, and die probable condition
of the principal instigators to their outra
ges, is already before the public. The fol
lowing epigram, singular in its poetry, but
in its sentiment as fiend-like, perhaps, as
could he penned, is an evidence that men
of no ordinary mental capacity direct the
actions of those miscreants. It was coin- .
miiiiieated to us late this evening ;
‘ Hoskins* and Going arc nearly one ;
Hoskins is going—
Going’s gone ! ! 1’
* “ Lord Courtenay’s steward, obnoxious to
the rioters.”
We understand that the order of the
Navy Commissioners, which excluded
from our Navy Yard, all persons without
discrimination unless having business there,
has been partially repealed. The original
order was a circular ; it extended to all the!
Navy Yards, and was peremptory; not
leaving.any discretionary power with the
Commanding officers. The rigid exclusion
was, we presume, fouud to be inconvenient
as will as odious. Authority is now’ ves
ted in their ow n judgment in the admission
of strangers within the Navy Yards. The
motive of the citizens in visiting the Navy
Yards and the pubiic vessels, is founded in
a liberal curiosity, and ought doubtless to
be permitted ; within certain bounds vve
mean ; because the labours carried oti
there, are not to be obstructed, nor the
officers to be seriously incommoded, as
might happen from unlimited indulgence.
Phil. Nat. Guz.
On Eriday SSth ult. the steam boat Con
necticut, a'vessel of neat ly 400 tons bur
then, was drawn up on the ways where she
w*s originally built', in tbe#ship house of
Messrs. Brown & Bell, Manhattan island.
This was effected solely by purchase
blocks, and the power applied was six
horse. It is belived to be the greatest ef
fort of the kind ever attempted in this
count rv.
i, AiCOLITMBUS ÜBPipUC.
•J ■■'papers of Santa Martha, Caracas
: and the city of Bogota, .arc .occupied by
! tiie proceedings consequent upon the es
tablishment of the new constitution, and
the organisation of the several departments
jof the central administration, and the ter
i iloriai circles; The departments, of the]
j executive are ail filled up, and the sestet j
I the general government *f the republic is !
transferred from Cucuta to the c.itv of 80-i
goto, there to be permanently established,l
as the point most central lor tiie commuui-i
cation between the south and west extrij-j
mities of Quito, the west ar.d north of Cun-!
dinamarca, and the east and West ami i
north of Venezuela. The government is j
already at Bogota.
Bolivar, President; Sr. Antler, Vice-!
President; P. Wall, Secretary of State.
The Senate and House of Representative?;
were organized, and the Congress had ad-?
journed alter passing several most impar- 1
taut laws—among which were law's con
cerning education, arts and sciences, the
ecclesiastical establishments, &c.
‘1 here had been some royalist intrigues
at Lima, ami some efforts made to create
disturbance; but they were very speedily
repressed. President Bolivar set out for
Quito oti the 10th of October. The expe
dition destined against Panama, was com
mitted to Gen. IT.. Mon til la, and before
this time, it is probable the tri-coloured
flag floats on both coasts.
Among the recent institutions of the Co
lumbian republic, there are three which we !
should wish to give in detail.
The establishments and funds which
had appertained to (lie holy inquisition,
which revert to the state by its abrogation,
are appropriated to the genet a! service of ;
education—the buildings tor c'3leges at.d
schools, the funds to the resource? from
which are to be made the expenditures on ‘
education.
The iiunßci ic? are preserved in their es
tablishment.*; under tire express consider
atimi, that the inmate? of these catahlisli
meiiis shall not be excludei! Irom inter
course with the world; anti thet they shall
undertake the duties of female education.
I'bat parents, owinsg to their -’cuntry .the
obligations common to all, c- c tu their
children the duty of rearing them, with the
qualifications for every situatinn in life io
which every citizen umy aspiie by merit
and virtue; every father sh;:!’ be lion ad to
give to his children that education which
is necessary to enable them to know their
rights and duties; and that every parent
shall be obliged to commence the educa-
I lion’ id his child at the sixth year, and so to
j ciuitiii'ie.toeducate him, according to rii
i cumstances, by Which tire laws shall deter
j sriiiie; and that every parent who shall ne
ig'i ct tliis duty, sl.ail be liable to a tieiudiv.
to be spcci!i*il by law for tire fust year of
such rreglec*. and for the secotiu year,
double the penalty ol- the first year.
Philotlelphia Aurora.
A MODERN AMAZON.
We have been informed on good autlmr
cy, that a robbery of a novel character, was
committed not long since in the county oi
Emanuel, Ga. A certain pliisician, whose
name we do not recollect, and who is in
firm and old, had been attending, on the
daughter of a Mr. and Mrs. Grogory. Af
ter the recovery of the patient, her father
paid the Doctor for his professional ser
vices, the sum of forty-five dollars, which j
with other collections which he had made,
ifb out the same time, amounted to seventy |
or eighty dollars.
Whil e op his way home and passing by j
a swamp, this infirm ami-aged son of Escu*
lupins was accosted bv a foe clad in no
ordinary terrors. !t was no less than Mrs.
Gregory the in ither ofhis late patient, a-,
the Doctor has since declared under t'f’
solemnity of an oath before a civil tribunal,
habited in the attire of a warrior, Iter face
well blacked, a musket upon her shoulder,
and two or three pieces of pipe stems
thrust into her mooli). Site advanced with
intrepidity nl Joan of Arc, seized his
bristle rein with hoe hand, and with the
other laid hold of the pocket which con
tained the money, jtnd never relaxed her
hold till she tore-away the pocket ami se
cured its contents.
Mrs. G. is now in Emanuel jail waiting!
the return of the Supeiior Court for her tri
al; A disgraceful transaction took place
in a’ attempt to b-il her out a short time af
ter her apprehensio#„Tlic justices of the
Inferior Court refused to accept of the
securities which were offered fur her
appearance at court, when Gregory and an
unprincipled bund attachedrfo his interest,
seized one of the judges asne was about to
retuu home, dragged him from his horse.—
dislocated his hip, and left him half dead
uponthe ground. The gentlemen was,’ a
few days since, confined to his bed at the
court house, and incapable of returning to
his family. Missionary.
Tim public are cautioned against receiv
ing One Hundred dollar Notes ol the
Franklin Bank of Baltimore, without a
very close examination. Counterfeits of
the above description of notes are in circu
lation, and admirably well executed-
We learn from a passenger in the sclir.
Congress, reported under our marine head,
that the TJ. S. sclir. Grampus, Lt. Comd’t.
Conner,’touched at Port-au-Prince on the
6th and sailed again on the Dili i’-ist. on a
cruize.
The Markets at Port-au-Prince were dull
for American produce. Flour, §8 25, Cu!-
i fee, 23 cts. on board.
Norfolk Beacon, SI si. zilt.
I'ort of Savannah.
jmrTveiY, :
Ship Corsair, porter, New-Yo-lfc, s (lavs, to C
] C Griswold &. co. J Penfield h co. A {J K Wood,
jS C J Schenk, Johnston 4 Hills, Lll Sage &
[co. J XV Long, W. Scarbrough, Cantelou & La
mar, 13 J Barnes, Gibbs i* Alexander, J Kenyon,
il)LFoley,’ C Dolton, P J, Wicks, Diihamel &
] Auze, J L Knapp, A Fannin & co. .1 Eppiiigt r.
: Hall &. Hovt, A Evans, 7. Day, A Cornwall, FJ
i Lay, J Walsh, Ilut'er &. ScKintoii, S I, Parkman,
W Inglis & co. M \V Morgan, G Newhalf, T Itut
j ler f( co. XV Fuller, C Kelsey & co. J RTaffls, J
Meigs, Pout at & Holland. li S Atwood, Baker fi
Minton, J V. Morrell, D ’A M’Kenzie, A Parsons.
Tufts & Reed, K Campbell, N 13 Weed li
Uabemmn, Oemler Si Posev, Miller & Port, Jas
Dickson & co. Dayton &. Bi-owii, J 13 Herbert if
co. Maurel&co. D Judah, S Jones Sc co. Tli
Price, X\ Gastori, W T Williams, W I.ippitt&co.
A Maker, F Gillett & c it. E Bliss & co. and JII
iCreemer. The C. arrived at Tybee on Mondav
evening, and has been since waiting for a Wind*
Schr Monroe, Horton, Richmond via Norfolk,
5 days, with corn anti floor, to order.
Sloop Matthews, Clemo, St. Mary’s and Sa
pello, 3 day?, with cotton, to Miller & Fort.
new- York, j an . 9.
Arrived—schr Ranger, Kean, N'ew-Orleans, 23
days, with sugar.’ A piratical brig, prize to the
U. S. ship Hornet, had arrived at me Bakze, and
other vessels not recollected.
Below last night, sclirs Henry, 8 days from Sa
vhnna/tand Aheona, 7days from do.
NEW-OUI.EANS, Dec. 11.
Entered—l.r. brig Win. Wise, Winder, Liver
pool; brig Baltic, Eldred. Newport; schr Francis
Miller, Henderson, N York.
December 12. j
Cleared—slop Venus, Proctor,Liverpool; brigs
Peter-Eiiis, Pearson, Havre; Holla, Downing, Li-;
verpooi.
Entered—ship Orion, Davis, ” York; brig 110 l
lon, Leslie, Norfolk. if
December 13.
Enter-J—ships Concordia, Davis, Havre; Hal
cyon, Russell, Boston; brigs Edward, Hallett, N
York; Hyperion, Forbes, Baltimore.
ENGLISH TURN, Dec. 10.
The following vessels are still detained in this ‘
neighborhood, by a north wind.
Ships Thames, N York; Elizabeth, Portland,
Ganges;Concotdia, Davis, Havre; Hyperion, Bos-!
ton; brigs Edward Foster, Rotterdam; and Pltce
r.is, Riley, Bat!|y
* CHARLESTON, Jan. 14. i
Arrived—steam-ship Robcrt-Ful.on, Barnard,
New. York, 4 days. On the 12th inst. Capt. John
M. Rundiett, of N York, a passenger, lelt frura.i
the main-mast head, anil expired instantly. Saw
a ship about 70 milch from Sandy Hook, suppos
ed to l,<? the Jktember tine packet, from Liver
pool. ■NP
Ship President, Allen, N York, 4 days.
Schr Billow, Swain, Cape Hayden, 1-1 days;
with 44,000 wt. coffee. Left schr Good Return, I
Boss, for Savannah, in 6 days. Presiden lloyer
was collecting Ins forces, with a view of attack
ing the Spanish part of the island —it was suppo
sed that all would be in readiness fpr the purpose
hv the middle of February. A piratical sclionn
cr, ofabuut Go tons, was cruisu g in Caicos Pas
sage, and had boarded seven! vessels nound to
the Cape, which she robbeu of water, provision--.
Sc. —one of them the Capt ‘.Vend.—
r.';.,.r’ve,s •. . uuyi, rtitiii jnuixui e—xiice
§5 ; Flour By—a’ la on baud.
, Schr George, Loriiig, fit /Philadelphia. On
the sth inst. in the Gulf Stream, fell in with the
sloop New-York,’ Monro, (fund for Bristol, It.!.
from Martinique, in great listless, having Install
her sails in a violent gale-oil the day previous,
and being in a sinking condili i—took off the
captain and crew and imHight them in. She had
on board a cargo of molasses.
Q7T The Consignees ofproods
by the ship Cor.-iur, cup turn Pukteh from New
Yortc, are requested to call and receive them
this day at Taylors Wharf. jan 16 la
A Wet Nurse Wanted. I j
Apply at this office, jan 16 fl3 j
gyThe Officers of tlie first !
Regiment, are requested to attend ai the Ex
change THIS AF’l EItNOON, at 4 o’clock,
jail 1(5 *
For Acre-York.
the elegant fast sailing C ppered
,aud Copper fasti red packet shin Coi
sair, D. L Porter will meet with despatch, tor
freighter passage having very supeior accom
modations, apply to capt. !'. oo board at Tay
lors Wharf, or to C C. CRTSWOLI) <k Cos.
-it"--- - % L
* For Liverpool,
To sail on the 20th inst. The ship
| ERIN, Day, master, having the princi
! pat part o’ her freight engaged, can take from
|1 to 200 bales Cotton. Apple to
jan la 12i SAMUEL WRIGHT.
, For Boston ,
rt The sebr. MARCIA, Nason, master, will
meet with dispatch—for freight or pas
sage apply to the master mi board at M’Cre
die’s whats or to ISAAC COiIEN,
Jan 15 _* st 2
For Baltimore , *
THE Schooner Sally, Matthews ma 9
ter, will sail in a few days, for.freight
or passage appt yon board at Rices Wharf, or
to ‘ LH. SAGE & Cos.
jan 15 12
For Charleston,
THE regular packet sloop EXPRESS,
Stt&H.tnett, master, will meet with dispatch
—tor freight or passage, apply to the master on
• board at tue Exchange whart or to
ISAAC COHEN.
_ Jan. IX. . s!2
To Planters.
\l’ew sample Ploughs from the manufacto
ry of Hubert Siuclair Baltimore, of various
patterns, are just received ami will be so Id low,
apply 1 <> DAN’II'I. CAHNKY, Jr.
j.m 16 al:§ Hunters buiVUng-s.
Corn Afloat,
It: IF, cargo of .Mary & Hannah lying at Bices
. Wharf, for sale by
yin 16 13 l*. If. SAGE Cos.
. “ucnanff. __
l\v J. U. Herbert Cos.
Ti-lW DAV/tfilh .itisf, at II o'clock
, II iu be vM al on Auction store,
0 bales Domestic Doods,
Containing Stripes, a aiL'Miroirii
‘lVrn s tJa>h ja 3 5
er & Minion.
THIS I)AY,'lGlir.inaf. ht lao’dicfc.
hi font of Bulloch 3 Hit:tiling* on the Bluff
30 bales Upland Cotton, dam
aged on ilie Uiver curbing from
Term—Cassi ’ in 16
l>y/. H. Herbert & Cos.
flll> I) *,Y Ifi ii in-f. it 11 o’clock,
froi.t of then Auction Store,
35 hi g.- ( (,1L e
6 P'| es Praprfv
UfjfFOv i- ** o! sl* {an 16
by ./. ■ ; rhert t* (o.
IHIS I A l6t - .n?t. at 11 o’cloAc,
lliiioct .i btfreonr tjio c,
10 hhds N O Ruiji, 8o bh’s N E ilo . tfc
50 hs Potatoes, 30 bafrs CullVt
20 kegs Lard. 20 bbl Newaik Cider
5C boxes i.oaf, 20 bbis Sugars
2o bbis ship Broad, 50 bnls Whiskey
1 case Hats, .50 boxes Windsor Soap
2 do ready made Clothing ‘
100 reams Wrapping Paper Sic.
‘l’erms-Cash. _ ___ jan 15
By Bakei* arid .Minton,
IOiIOiIBOH , 17ih i.isL.af I! o’clock,
1 In f ant of their Store.
!50 bids Whiskey, 5 hiids ithiield Gin
t 5 p pes Cog Brandy, 10 hhds Molasses
6 poests lh sun Tea, ’tQ fl-kins Butter
20 bbis fi-ur, 37 do fly ma.ket !!eef
| A : '* s * c weeding Hoes 26 Sags dried Apnles
I ‘0 ps prime Cotton Bagging j
20 bb.a fu- try Bi-acch
And at 12 o'clock. i> store
A Large and General Assortment of
British and India ])nj Goods.
; !‘:yt fwh c!i wiii be solid on a credit of ninety
* • Cos -si-tingof
I .1 case black siiichevvs 2do Sarsnets, 3 cases
nfite Caiicoes, 2 and fine Irish Linen , 1 dofig’d
C ants, 1 bale Scotch ! h-.e-ids, 1 do cotton mu
penders, 1 case mi siiif Ro'• -s f do brown Lin
s. I do Cott it Balls,i trunk Reticules. 1 case
Bnt ‘ i-s fie jan i6
By George Schley,
ON FRIDAY, IBth iiist. at t v’cbxk,
will be sold in front of ills Store.
One negro fellow, accustomed to the cotton
field, and a good ‘ a l at split Cu-g ia>h an,l
clapboards, -'■-intis Cash. jail 15 i’
Sh ire ,Moulds, j ork, t .in
Lauding from shin Corsair,
3 tons Share Moulds
.53 bids primp Foil:
. 7 1 do Union Gin *
In Stor ,
dd bbls prime I’ork,-25 Mess do
15 do me- ttccf. 47 do t rime’do
20 do jUoaf S3 iwitj Soap
50 boxes Can Oles
26 • bbls superfine Flour
39 firkins prime Goshen Rutter
15 casks Shot, w ell assorted
4J hf bbls fly market bets
8 bbs Cherry Brandy
3 marble Chimney Pieces
, 161 casks Connecticut Stone Lime
50 kegs manufactured Tobacco
2 elegant Gigs at F Denslers* for sale b*-
jan 15 G O GRflwOLi) Ik Cos *
CITRON.
tjIHF. subscriber has lately received clarified
S Citron, of a very superior. quality, -iso,
Figs in Drums, which he offers fir sal at ’ ea*
sonable prices. THOMAS CA.MPItEI.L.
Vturshals Buildings, Barnard street,
janl6 i 16
It. L \IIILING, **
At the sign of the. big Hoot, North side
Market Square.
UAS just received per cereno, one trnnft
v li ldrens Kid Boots very.fine, all colors,
together with a complete assortment of Ladies,
Gen ienicus and Childrens B vts and Shoes.
In Store, a few dozen Morocco Skids,, all
cum. ■ j.n 16 .13
L. m. A hi, tsf Cos.
O iiw’lLeft's wharf.
PEER for sale
25 pipes /
50 t>bl 5 Country Gin select brand.i
30 do super N I) s gar, -5 do Loaf do
40 chests and half chests livson Teas
10 do llysou sktu and Souchong do
3o bags H|vju;a and St Domingo Cotfets
20 Kegs ToSfvCo No i
100 boxes Soap ami Candles
2Q kegs )ilitter, 15 do Lard
i 10 bag3 .Corks, 25 bbls Whiskey
50 bbLs Cider, 20 do vfnuble Ale
Corn, flour, Jkc i3 jan. 16
Received,
Per Brig Sercuo from Bostorv
3 cases Straw BonncUs
2do do Trimmings, very nice
2 do womens welted Shoes
1 do thick Boots, suitable for the season
3 do do cowhide Shoes
2 trunks moroccOFShoes
A few dozen pairsdatr.bs-wool lock*
1 trunk fine wax ca - .kin rail’d Shoe*.
> 1 do do do do sew’d do
1 do do do do do Boots
| 20,0b0 Spanish Cigars
, And a general assortment morocco and kid
shoes, coarse and fine shoes, a general assort
ment for sale fpvv by MOUSE n. S I ONE.
jan Id g 13
State £5 County Tacues for fS2;
J| n l': subscriber informs the citizens of Chat-
II f.am county, that he is prepared to receive
the State and County Taxes for 1£21; which
are to be paid in Bills receivable at the Banks
in tliis city, on or before the 16th of February
nest ; after that day executions will be issued,
against all defaulters.
His Office is kepi at the northwest corner of
Market square. Office horns from Id *.o i o’
clock. JAMES Ft’PINGRB.
Tax-. Collector, CVi3(7.om Co-rtf?
jan 16 6wal3