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Newspaper Page TextPUBLISHED DAILY BY COSAM EMIR BARTLET. Dearborn's Patent Balances, nnv It! _ —.— - . jjfif GOODS. r-nUKsubscriher has just received per Ship iP Jjiin & Edward from New York, a freSh supply of seasonable Dr” Goods, Among which are, F.xtra super queens mixture Gasimeres Gentlemens Cravats Urittaiiia Handkerchiefs Imitation Merino Dresses Gentlemens 6 super Ruff &. Drib Buckskin Gloves. ALSO, 1 Case mens low priced Chip flats iOOO w; p be gold low for Cash, at No. 7 Commerce Row. F. L. SIIAY. janU New Medicine £5 Seed Store. OEML.KR Cy POSEY, Corner of Broughton ami Jeffersun-strects. nvSIUGS their general assortment ot Drugs, B offer the following PATENT MEDl ui\* FS viz* Anderson’s Pills, Bateman’s Drops, British Oil Dafl'v’s Elixir, Thompson’s celebia*ed Eye Water, Godfrey’s Cordial, Harlem Oil or Med amentum, Henry’s calcined Magnesia, Hi s Balsam of Honey, Jesuits Drops, we s Pills, Opodeldoc, Pearson’s prepared Charcoal l ootli Powder, Well’s do. Dyott’s Restorative Dentvi iice, Thompson’s aromatic rootli Paste, l ur iington’s Balsam, Whitehead’s Essence pf Mas tard, Wheaton’s Itch Ointment, liawson’s do. Squire’s Grand Elixir, Stoughton’s Bitters. ALSO, Pomatum in pots and sticks Hair Powder, Hose Soap, Transparent Soap, Wash Bills, Co logne Water, Court Pla .ter, Ink Powder, Lip Salve, Japan Shoe Blacking, Smelling Bottles, Nipple Shells, Breast Pipes, Bougies, Dutch Metal, Flesh Brushes, Ivory Kntms. Pipes, Spring and Crown Lancets, Phosphorus Match Bottles, Scales and Weights, Silver Leaf, S <laic Powders, Spatulas, Tin Foil, 1 russes, l ooth In struments. Os GARDEN SEEDS th y have now on hand, Warrington,refugee, white and liver Beans— chariton early frame, marrowfat and green im perial Peas—drumhead, early york, sugarloaf. yellow savoy, fiat dutch, red aid battersea Cabbage—Asparagus -—flat white and early Dutch Turnip—Cauliflower—Salmon, long scarlet, and short top Radish—dark orange Carrot—dark blood Beet—white solid CeTlcry— curled Parsley—Endive—round, prickly and holland Spinnage —Cresses —imperial, royal, hardy green, large head- cl and cabbage Lettuce —all of which they warrant fresh. axso, The following HOO l'S—Ranuncules, Ane mones, Tulips, Crocus, Narcissus, and Jonquils. Flower Seeds, Canary Seed, and Flower I'ois. He following articles are daily expected. Long, white and blue prtissia Peas—long pod sandwich, broad Windsor, green nonpareil, Can terbury kidney Beans —Ice, tenmsba'.i, green & white cos, silesia, and brown Hitch Lettuce- Parsnip—Leek—Shallot— ISazil—Chervil--Hy aop—Cochliaria—Marjoram— Hal m—Sage- and Thyme an 134 f2h ” a li vi T 7 PAINTER # GLAZIER, HAS removed his s'in to Unit-street, n-’nr Brmjghton-stYeet, where he continues the painting .v glazing business in all its various branches, and where w ill be happy to receive orders from the town or country, and pledges himself that they will be punctually and neatly executed He constantly Keeps on hand ali kind’ of Paints, Paper Hangings with fancy Bordering?., &c and Paper Hanging done on the shortest notice, feb 20 d§ CORN. ICOO liushels white Maryland Corn afloat, and For sale bv “ II YLL it HOYT, feb 11 ‘ 35;> (CT Office for the sale of Ne groes, Land , Houses and Lots and General Brokerage. WE subscriber'renews a tender of his scr d vices to his friends, ami pledges his un remitted attention to the sale -and purchase of Negroes as usual, as also the disposal of Houses and Lots, Lands and the negotiation of paper, and every other transaction in the Brokerage line on commission. His acquaintance with persons most likely to purchase Negroes, af fords a facility in affecting sales, assiduity and punctuality ami candour, will ever be observed. He will also procure hire for Negroes, and use every precaution in securing tlie wages. A re gister for such will be kept open fir the inser tion at ail Negroes sent for hire, and for appli cants fyr fid 1 hands, House servants, and g.ngs to work on board of vessels, who will be sup plied as far as the encouragement this estab lishment may nieet from the owners of that property. Strangers and others are informed, that they mty obtain on application at his office, such in htmation as may be requited and his means af- Ins fees moderate on all such occasions. A register of tlie Land Drawing, in the for roeriu.d last Lottery is already fur inspection Entail maps of the lands obtained, and a correct Retell of the counties and districts, water cour ts kc to be seen. D. POLOCK. h')18 33 Butter , Chocolate , &c. Id Firkins fresh Goshen Butter •* boxes Chocolate Bakers brand No. 1 said to be of a very superior quality 4 boxes do “Uophams Brand No 1 boxes Catsup ■J do Mustard half barrels Mutton Hams * barrels Connecticut mess Shad. Landing from the Ship Corsair, and for aaie low if taken from the Wharf. AUGUSTUS CORNWALL, jan 13 1* THE SAVANNAH MUSEUM. Frederic idelleek, HAS just received and offers for sale, Low for cash, produce, or town paper only, 30 bb!s prime Musci’Tiio Sugar SO do Howard st Ralt superfine Flour 20 do Rye \V hiskey 20 do No3 Mackerel 10 do N Gin 5 hhds Rye Whiskey 2 hlnls imitation Jamaica Ruin 15 bags prime Havana Coffee 1000 hush. Liverp. Ground Salt 5 tons Swedes Iron assorted 5 do Hollow Ware, Eng. and American 30 ps Cotton Bagging 10 casks Cheese 1000 pounds Share Moulds 40 small boxes No 1 Soap 40 doz Carolina Weeding Hoes 100 reams Wrapping Paper 16 doz American Axes 20 kegs Dupont’s Powder Shot assorted 1500 wt prime new Bacon, saltpetred Brown Shirting, Plaids and Stripes I’iains, Calico, Shoes, Flats And almost every article suitable for town or country @To Kent —a large and convenient Store and Cellar fronting Barnard street, in C Giklon’s new brick Building, rent very Low. BILLS OF EXCHANGE, On New York and Providence, for sale as a bove. 35 dec 17 NeAv Goods. JOSEPH KOPALIN, H Johnston’s Square, AS received by the latest arrivals F.xtra fine and 2d quality Bombazines Figured French Crape Dresses do Nankin do do Merino Mantles 3-4, 4-4 and 8 4 Merino Shawls Plain and silk Hdkfs, /or Turbans White and black Crapes Plaid Ribbons Gentleman’s silk Cravats Super French cloths and Castimeres do She fiber do blue and oik do Blue ball Twist cJc &c. Which with an extensive assortment ofSta. pie and Fancy Goods, are offered on accommo dating terms t wholesale or retail. N. B. The. remaining stock of white h mix’d Plains, will be disposed of as cheap an any in market 4 ian 5 For Sale , a great bargain. 17UVE hundred a"d seventy-seven acres oaK and hickory lands, about 26 miles from Sa vannah, on which there is a good dwelling house and other necessary out buildings, the above land joins the river and Kbenezer creek. ALSO, 5 prime field hands will be sold with the a bove property. Persons wishing to purchase, will please call on J B HEUBEItT & Cos. jan 8 6 To Eient. And possession given immediately. STHAT elegant three story brick tene ment Dwelling house and Store, corner of ISarnurd-st. and Bay Lane, the Dwelling-house contains seven large and spacious rooms, Cellar lvitchen &c, the store is large, and an excellent stand for any kind of business, the rent will be very moderate until the first of Nov next. Also—a Brick Dwelling Mouse tn Bryan-st. containing five rooms and Cellar Kitchen, riew, and in complete order Also—a Dwelling Mouse and Store, comer of Jefferson and St Julian-st. a good stand fora Grocery Store, rent low, apply to jan 14 11 FItEDEUIO SELLECK. Cognac Brandy and Jamaica Burn. 15 pipes superior 4th proof Cognac Brandy 11 hiicfe do do Jamaica Hum For sale by jan 31 BAKER & MINTON. To Planters. JfpHE Subscriber lias on hand & will continue to keep a constant Supply of FL 0 UR, CO RN # PR O VISIONS, \\ ilh a gem ral Assortment of such articles as are required for Planters. The Goods will be sold at Savannah prices, and Produce taken in payment. —He Solicits the Patronage of those Planters in the vicinity of St. Mary’s. In Store, 20 00 Bushels Prime Flint Corn, 300 bbls Superfine Flour, With a general assortment of Dry Goods, Hard ware and Groceries. GEO. W. MARTIN. St. Marys, JYov. 17. 17 fIpHK subscriber has just received from New 1L York Superfine India and French Levantine Heavy Sincliews Nankui and Canton Crapes Black figured Naples Silk India Hag Hdkfs Merino i Shawls Linen cambric hdkfs, 75 ctsa 1 75 Ladies superfine wt andcol’d kid Gloves do do col’d castor and beaver do Gentlemens white and col’d do do Sev;ed Tatnbuurd and plain Muslins Fine flounc’d Muslin robes and trimmings Assorted braids and velvet Kibbons Super plaid Silks, for Turbands A few white and mixt Plains on hand which shall be sold low—with a variety of other arti cles at the sign of the golden fleece, by WILLIAM HOSE. fan 11 9 ‘I SHE subscriber tenders his services to the B. public in the sale of Houses, Lands, Ne groes and every kind of property on commis sion He will also sell for Executors and Ad ministrators on the most reasonable terms, at public sales, and discount his commissions in all cases where he is justly indebted. All let ters post paid, will be duly attended to as well as personal application, above the Auction store of W Hotchstrasser, will be attended to with punctuality and dispatch, fcb 19 42 11. LUBBOCK. WEDNESDAY MORNING—FEBRUARY 27, 1822. Mahogany Furniture, Fiano Forres, Curled Hair Matrasses Feather Beds, Chairs, i %c. THE subscriber, agent for the well known Factory pf D. PHYFE, in the city of N<-w- York, respectfully informs the citizens of Sa vannah. that he lias brought to this city a large ft full assortment of CABINET FURNITURE, consisting ofthe following articles : Side Boards, with and without Liquor Cases Sets of Dining Tables, single do. Sofas and Couches, Rosewood and Mahogany Pier Tables, with marble tops, Card Tables Tea Tables, Breakfast Tables, Dressing Ta bles, with and without glasses Rosewood and Mahogany Work Tables do do Writing do Secretaries, Book Cases, Bureaus Double and single Wash Stands, Ward Robes Butlers’ Trays and Stands, Piano Stools Music Book Cases, Mahogany Chairs Curled Maple do, Rosewood do. High post Rosewood Bedsteads, Field{do do do Mahogany do. Field do. do do Curled Maple do field do I ressing Glasses, of every description Piano Fortes, the newest Music, &c. Double and single curled hat Matrasses do do feather Beds oh he best quality A large assortment of Chairs. All the above articles will be a wanted to stand the climate, and the subscribe, invites the public generally to'calland view fort lemselves at his Repository, Church Buildings, opposite Gibbons’ Buildings. J. W. MOftRALL. N. B The subscriber has brought out one of the best workmen, and will attend to those who wish their Furniture repaired or varnished, nov 12 6 Spring Goods, JTpHE subscribers have just received by the A ship Blucher and other recent arrivals from Lilerpool a variety of Seasonable Dry Goods, Which with those on board the ships Fmily and Dromo, now on their way ft om England will make their assortment not only complete, but extensive , ANDREW LOW & CO. Now in store — Cotton Bagging, Porter, Crockery, casks of Glaze and tea China, jim 25 §lm 21 Looking - Glasses. JW. MORRELL, offers lor sale at his Fur niture repository (Church buildings,) an eiegant assortment of Mantle and Pier Glas ses of the latest fashions. Orders will be received for Glasses and for warded to the manufacturer at New-York. ,/an 7 Blank Accouut Books. VN assortment ol Blank account Books, made of the best paper, and bound in the best manner—For Sale by T. LONGWORTH. Johnson's Square. also — Portt Feuifles for.the Counting Desk, common and superior Quills, common and fine Letter and Cap writing Paper, Gilt and black edge Letter Paper, lied and black wafers and Sealing wax, Backgammon and Cliess Boards, Playing Cards, together with a general assort ment of Books and Stationary, All at the lowest Prices. feb 16 <SW To Country Merchants, Planters, dj'e. GEORGE RELPH, H.Vo 3, Gibbons’ Building, AS received by the ship Dromo, from Liv erpool, a good assortment of Seasonable Spring Goods , and is daily expecting further supplies by the ships Hercules, Emily, and Oglethorpe, which will make his assortment extensive and com plete— an i well worthy the attention of all pur chasers, both wholesale and retail. llis Goods are purchased on the most reason able terms, ami v eil selected for this market, having friends that select them in the different manufacturing towns in England, Scotlaud, and Ireland, who have been regularly brought up to the business. feb 7 ni32 PATTEN’S superior edition of the Nautical Almanac and Astronomical Ephen.eris tor the year 1823—-pricA §1 50. Hamlet’s Table of Interest, 1 vol— §B. Chapman's Table of Interest, calculate ‘ ac cording to equitable and legal principle, (365 days to the yeftr) at tire rate of 6 per cent, per annum : Showing the interest on any sum, Irom one cent to ten thousand dollirs, from one day to three hundred and sixty-five days, Ir m one to twelve months, and from ten to thirteen vears—with-several other useful tables, 1 vol.— £6. For tale by THOMAS LONC.WORTH, f t .h 7 Johnston's square. Norwalk Academy. rnxHF. Trustees of this Academy would beg 1 leave to recommend it to the attention of the public. It is under the superintendence of Mr Hawlt Olmsteah, a gentleman of distin guished reputation as a scholar and instructor. Stud ents will be instructed in the various branches of Academic Education, and every at tention will be paid to their murals. Terms from 4to £5 per quarter. Hoard in respectable families tnay he obtained at from Si 75 to £2 per week This Institution has been recently establish ed; the building is new mul cor.venient, aha delightfully situated in one of the most pleas ant and healthy villages in Connecticut 3be Winter Term commences the first Monday in November—the Summer Term, the first Mon day in May. Gentlemen desirous of further in formation are respectfully r.-ferred to Messrs. A RICHARDS, Esq > Sal . annuh F. SELLECK. 5 WM LOCK WOOD, CM \S GILDON, WM ST. JOHN, R LOCKWOOD, > Trustees. SYI.V EATON, S. B Sl'. JOHN, C HISSBLL. J Norwalk, Conn. Jan. 14, 1822. feb 19 42 The Library, IS open for the delivery of Books, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 4 to 6 o’clock, 1‘ M 30__ dec 10 Just opened, \ CASE of eiegant Inserting and Scolloped trimmings sewed and tamboured FLOUN CES, Book Frills, Collaretts vnd j lltlkfs Paris Tippetts, Stomachers, HJc. JOSEPH KOPMAN. ‘ jan 15 12 Johnson’s square. I Me, Pork, Gin, be. Landing from brig Levant, 29 nils Ale Instore, ( 111 do prime Pork 25’ do mess do | 37 do prime Beef | 14 do mess do 23 halfbbls Fly-market Beef 260 bbls superfine Flour 73 do union Gin 20 do Loaf Sugar 50 boxes Soap 50 do Candles 39 firkins prin.e Goshen Butter 11 casks Shot assorted sizes 3 tons Share Moulds 1 Marble Chimney Piece 30 kegs manufactured Tobacco 160 casks Owinnecticut stone Lime 2 Gigs with llurness complete F't.r sale by C. C. GRISWOLD &. Cos. jan 22 18 Joseph Kopman, n Johnston's square, AS just received per slops Georgia and Pallas, from Liverpool, 10 bales white Plains, sdo mixt do 1 do tartan Plaids 2 cases blue anti red Union Stripes 2 do 4-4 Handkerchiefs 3-4 and 6-4 cotton Checks With a variety of other things, which will be sold on accommodating terms 26 dec 5 Dry Goods cheap for Cash !!! The subscriber has received by the Cotton- Plant, Cloths and Cashnere i, of various qualities 114 Marseilles Quilts Superb Jaconet Cambric embroider’d dresses Inferior do no do Striped Silks (hew patents) Black Silk Velvet 3 ps English ingrain stair Carpeting ALSO, A few cases gentlemens’ black & white imi ta li on heaver Hats —with his form r supply of Wollen, Linnen and Cotton goods makes a com plete assortment. Country merchants ureinvi ted to call F. I SHAY, jan 8 6 A0.7 Commerce >.tn. Insurance against Fire. The iEtua Insurance Company, t nrff.ird, will insure houses and buildings, merchandize, fu niture atrtl other property, including vessels in port, tliFircargoes, &c. against loss or damage, by fire, for any term from one month to one or more years. Tiie conditions, which are moderate, maybe known on api lication to the subscriber, wh . .s authorized -gent, and is emuoiveied to issue policies without the delay incident tc nt : er a gencits of this nature. The Company undertake in all cases to pay the lull amount of the actual loss, pro’ ided -t does not exceed the amount insured The pre miums are reasonable, and should offer a strong inducement to aiiy person having propery at hazard to plact it b ; security, jan 7 5 S. MANTfrN For Sale, 25 boxes fresh Raisins 3 casks Carolina Hoes Hessians Colii Threads Oil-cloth Carpeting 1 Gig and Harness For sale by J- HANMF.R, feb 6 e 31 Tanner's Building. L. 11. SAGE, SCo. Offer for sale, „ 70 bbl’ Mess and Prime Pork 72 do Whiskey 50 pipes and bl-ls Northern Gin 30 bbls NO and Wl Sugar 100 do Mess and Prime Beef 50 boxes Soap and Candles 50 kegs Lard 10 chests and 20 half do H\ son Tea 5 do young Hyson, 10 do Souchong do 100 qr boxes Spanish and Am. Stgars 20 kegs No 1 Tobacco 20 bbls Loaf Sngnr 20 boxes M & B Raisins 25 bbls Flour 10 bags prime green Coffee 1200 bushels Corn &c. feb 13 37 Bulloch'* wharf. Mahogany Plank Boards and Vencars. if El HE subscriber lias received by the late ar rivals from New-York, a general assort ment of the above articles. Also, Sattinwood, Venears, aiid Whitewood, which will be soul low by J W MORIiKLL, feb 5 30 Church Buildings. Bills on New-York, For sale by C. C. GRISWOLD. jan 23 19 ___ Vestings , 1 bale Valencia, Toiiinett and Fancy Vest inffs, just received from lioston, and for sale by }an 29 24 E WILLIAMS & Cos. Cut Nails. ONE Hundred a-.td fifty Casks Cut Nails and Brads, assorted,—Landing from Brig Chat ham,—For Sale by „„ _ jan 24 E. WELLIAMS (J Cos. No. 40Vol. 28; N otiee. ALL persons indebted to the estate of John t.hace, late of, St. Marys dec are •'.nest ed to make payment tr the subscriber within i0 days from this date, the debts not then paid will he put in suit, and those having demands against said estate are requested to present them fur payment to GEO. W. MARTIN, Ad.m’or. jan 22 §ni 18 Notice. NINE months after ct be application will bo made to the Hon. Inferior Court of Chat ham Coimtv for leave to sell a Tract of Lend in Jefferson County, about nine miles below Louisville, adjoining Lands of Baldwin Raiftrd, estate of Ingrum deceased, and others ; con taining 300 acres, more ’r ess, as pan ofthe Real Estate of Philip Raiford, deceased. R. RA'.FORD, Adm'r. may 29 9u Take Notice. NINE months afterdate, I snail apply to tlie Hon the Judge of the! nferior Court of Chatham County, for leave to sell; he real es tate of W. G Enoe, and for the benefit heirs* ad creditors of said deceased * S. G. TIIREADCHAJT, Jldm'r. 1 Notice. ‘MHE subscriber having taken John P An- I drews into copartnership, the Auction and Commission Business, will henceforward be. conducted under the firm of Thompson & An drews. ISIIAM THOMPSON. Augusta, jan 12 j m Notice. ’U nF subscribers are prepared to Discount I promptly every day, approved Paper, not having more than ninety days to run, at 6 per cent, and nay the proceeds of such discount by Checks on An usta, if preferred bv the offerer, dec 18 36 CUMMING&GWATHMEY. Notice, 4LL persons having demands against the es - tate of G. B. Richard, widow late of Cam den County, will hand them in properly attest ed, and those indebted to said estate are reques ted to make immediate payment. JOHN C. RICHARD, Executor. St. Mary’s, dec 23 sf 48 Notice. PERSONS having demands against the late Mr Archibald Me.l.ei-an, dec. are requested to rend them properly attested agreeable to law-, and those indebted are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned qualifi ed executors. JAMES WALLACE,T HENRY McALPIN C Ex’rs. THOMAS MILROSE \ feb 14 ih 38 Notice. VLL persons are cautioned against purcha sing any property belonging to Mrs Jane Bom-kef ARCHIBALD SMITH, Executor to the will of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. feb 16 d4O Qj^Notice. PERRONS desirous rs disposing of Lands in Monroe, Houston, and Henry Counties, and lands in the Counties generally, of the two ■astLand Lotteries, will please give information to the subscriber by letter, post paid, through tqe medium of the post-office, stating the low ist price for such, will promptly be answered feb 16 38 DAVID POLO- K. For Private Sale , \ PLANTATION upon Savannah River, in . the Parish of St Luke, known by the name • f tlu Recess—lately belonging to Mr. William Wilson, deceased, and adjoing the plantation of Mr. James H. Ancrum. For particulars ap ply to WM. DR A YTON, V J AMES FERGUSON, C Charleston. C C. PINCKNEY, Jr. 3 Or to TUFTS U. REED, Savannah. jar. 17 §l4 Herrings & 1 Apple Brandy. 50 bbls Susquehanna Herrings, Nos. 1 & 2 10 do Apple Brandy ’ anJing and for sale by DANL. CARNEY, Jr. n feb 12 h 36 f/nnier's Buildings . Pork. 40 Bbls mess £ Pork kand ; ng 50 do Pnme 5 ° From Ship Garonne ard for Sale by feb. 1 27 I- H. SAGE Sc Cos. Just Received, And for sale hy S M ANTON, Rice’s wharf, 10 kegs Coloring. feb 9 34 t Prime Sugars and Coffee. 16 lihds prime Jam oca Sugars, in targe hhds 112 bblsSt Croix Sugar 200 bags pritrie Green Coffee Landing ftom brig Almira, for sa'e by feb i4 >•’ HI LI IMS & Cos. Crape Robes. CXEORGrE W l OE, is now opening a i-a n d- W some assortment of Iliac’* and colored Crape Robes', and VeKeteen With a variety of oilier Spring goods, which are offered for sale at the corner of Broughton and Barnard-streets 3?e f* b 7 Sperm Candles. Rum 15 Boxes Sperm Candles 80 do best Mould do assorted sizts^ 20 Pbls New England Rum 10 Bags Prime Green Coffee Landing from Brig \hntra, andfo Sale by SAMUEL STODDER. feb 13 c 39 Tdytori IVhr-