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THURSDAY MORNING, March 28.
MR. SPILLER’S BENEFIT.
Tlie popular pieces chosen for representation
.Vji, evening l , cannot, we presume, fail of attrac 1 -
. u? a r espectable.liouse. and these attractions
combined with the desire of yielding 1 a tribute to
the talents of the first comic performer of the
country, will, we hope, insure Mr. Spiller a good
benefit-
Hut separate from Mr. Spiller’s claims upon
{he public as a superior performer, his exertions
is acting manager, ought not to be forgotten.—
The theatre under his able direction, has meri
ted the warmest approbation of the citizens of
Savannah. The selection of entertainments has
been singularly judicious, combining novelty
•with taste and genius. The characters have
been admirably cast; and a regularity and har
monv has prevailed in all the arrangements, high
ly creditable to [the manager, and gratifying to
the public.
At an Anniversary Meeting of the Georgia Hi- j
ge Society, held on the 11th inst. the following
persons were elected a Board of Managers for
the ensuing year.
Revd. IV. D. SNODGRASS, President.
Revd. I. O. ANDREWS, Is’ Vice President.
Revd. B. Bl’ RROUG fIS, 2d Y. President.
J. CU M MING, Corresponding Sec’ ry.
JOSIAH PENFIELD, Uec. Sec'ry.
JNO. HUNTER, Trcsasurer.
Revd. .TAS. S. OLCOTT.'J
Revd G. WHITE, |
MOSES CLELAND, l
CHS. M'INTIRE, / Managers.
EDWD. COPPER, I
F. M. STONE, J
COMircXI.CA.TET),
Mb. I5.inTi.ET,
Sir On taking.up your paper ofTucsday
l discovered over the signature of *■ An Obser
ve”,” some remarks relative to the abuses that
are practised in the present system of weighing. I
I commend that writer’s zeal in endeavouring to
correct these abuses, but I think he is manifest -!
lv in error when he supposes that the Patent
Balances are the sole instruments of thi, ki'qni-,
ty. By long experience I have found Dearborn’s
Patent Balances, for convenience, precision and
dispatch, superior to any now it) use, and I be
lieve they afford less scope, for dishonest' 1 than
scales and weights. It cannot, however, b: pus.
sible that the “Observer” refers to the above
mentioned Patent Balances; if so, his descrip; ion
of them is incorrect, ami his opinion of their in.
accuracy erroneous. I frill merely notice one
palpable error into which he has fallen, viz: he
says “there are two peas (meaning doubtless
poise) and two balance weights, the- smaller of
each intended for the first sale, lighter draft, and
the larger for the other side of the beam, heav
ier draft.” Now the Patent Balance docs not re
quire bur one balance Weight foe born poise,
used either separately or conjointly. There are
two balance weights, one to ad lust the gravltv of
tlie scale, the other that of the canhooks; any,
irregularity in this adjustment is strikingly appar
ent, and cannot escape the glance of the most,
common observer. These balance weights are ;
never changed except in the alternate use of the :
e.cale and canhooks
I am surprised that the “Observer” has se en
jo many sets which do not agree with each other,
>ior with scales and weights,but vary from 4to 15
lbs. from them. If this were deviation from the
true gravity, the Patent Balances sho dd be re
jected; but from long experience of their perfect
exactitude, I am inclined to think that the fault
must have been in th scales and
Weights and not in the Patent Balances.
That dishonesty has been practised in the use
of die Patent Balances l do not deny, but ! do
deny that they afford greater or even equal fac.l
ity to fraud, as the use of scales and weights.
Dearborn’s system of weighing has berm adop
ted in most all parts of tile union, and its utility
has been acknowledged. Doubtless it has Seen
abused, and wha f svstem has not ! It is as inju
dicious as it is vain to attempt the destructi hi of
a useful machine, merely because some knave
1) is occasionally used it for purposes of fraud and
deception. If a man is disposed to be fraudu
lent, he will find means to put his designs into!
execution. If he is determined to have a false j
balance, he will obtain it in the use of the scales
and weights with as much facility as in any other ‘
—HoW easy, for irysiance, would it be for the de
signing knave to have two sets of weights for h s
scales, one correct, to be produced at the quar
terly examination recommended by the “Obser
ver,” while the false one were daily employed.
And I ask, would riot this deception b.e less ap
parent than any misuse of the Patent Balance ?
A Friend to improvement and fair
’ ‘ dealing.
Mu. Bahtlt.t —Plei.se announce L. S. I)’LY
ON, Esq. as a candidate for the lower house, at
ihc next election. MANY.
Ma. Babtlet —Please t_o announce JAMES
M. WAYNE, Esq. as a candidate for the Senate,
at the next October election, and assure your
readers that lie will be supported by all the in
dependent electors of
CHATHAM COUNTY.
The Spy. —We have been informed this morn
'*'!?> that this Novel was the cause of Mr. Pink
ney’s death. Report says that after being’ very
actively engaged in professional business during
the day and evening, he took up the Spy, and
read till 5 o’clock in the morning, when he sud
denly fell into a fit, which was the cominence-
Cient of his fatal disease. So says rumour, which
is. given as it was receive^. —.V. I’ Sii'.Qprp.
Prom sAe Phiktd. Freeman's Journal, March 18.
THU EE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
By the arrival yesterday cf the fine ship Elec
tra, Capt. Robinson, from London, the Editors
of the Freeman’s Journal have been politely fa
voured with files of papers of that city to the j
evening of the 25th Jan. extracts from which
are given below.
Pi-ices of Slocks, Jan. 24.—Bank Stock, 2.171 ; ’
3 per cent. red. 76 1-2 5-8; 3 per cent, consols, I
75 7-8 3-4; 4 per cent. 96 1-8 ; 5 per cent, navy
arm. 107 5-8 3-4 ; cons, for February, 76 1-S 76
76 1-8.
Stock Exchange, Tuesday , Jan. 22.—Very lit
tle business has been done this day in the pub-1
lie funds. Consols for the account opened at,
761, fell to 751, and towards the close of the;
day they again improved a little, and finally end-;
ed at 76J.
The French five per cents, were done on Sa
turday tlie 19th current, at Paris, at 85f. 15c. to
85f. 47c. In London, this day, they have been
sold at 85f. 50c. and the exchange 25f. 25c.
Glasgow, Jan. 19.
Cotton Woo!. —The sales during the last week
amounted to 1331 bales; 10 Sea-Island, 15jd ;
j 101 do. stained, a 13d: 333 boweds, 8 3-8d
J Pernambuco, 12Jd ; 50 Bahia, 11 Id ; 20 Mat
janlium, 12d ; Bahama, lOJdalOJd; 142 Deme.
I rara and Bi rbice,9jd al2 l-8d; Carriacou, lOjd;
j 282 Valencia, B£d ; 5 i.chgal, 7d.
: Imported—9l4 bales from Charleston.
Frankfort, Jan. 12.—The latest news
from Greece announces that there contin- 1
ue to arrive numbers of old soldiers and of
volunteers from all parts of Europe, who
came to place themselves under the Ban
ner of the Cross.—The General Govern-j
merit of Greece intends to organise them in \
Legions, and to form of them of a separ
ate corps, which wili be raised to the num
ber of ten thousand men.
According to letters from Perth, in Hun
gary, Prince Alexander Ypsilanti is still
confined in the fortress. The Tuifes, far
from evacuating Moldavia and Wallachia,
receive daily reinforcements ; and their
strength in those two Principalities may be
estimated at 80,000 men.
Stutgard, Jan. B,—The Swabian Mercu-j
iy contains a letter written by an officer,i
;fn nserly belonging to the fee corps of
Luiiow, who says he is at Meiseilles with
WO nr 70 individuals, who are going to em
bark for Greece. 1 confess, he says, it is a
•'strange mix tore of persons of all nations—
Germans, French, Danes, Dutch, b ziss, i
iihans, Poles, and Spaniards ; some milita
ry, -o ne student* some animated with en
th'is'iasm for the good cause ; others,adven
tures, hoping to make their fortunes either
i by seas or by land.
January 24.
The Russian Ambassador at Stutgard,
on the 10th inst. formally demanded the
hand of the Princess Charlotte, daughter
of Prince Paul, aid niece to the King, for
the Gr ind Duke Michael. The King gave
his consent, ami the marriage is expected
to be soon celebrated.
j Proceedings of Congress.
THE SENATE,
.March 13.
Mr. Tlmma®, from tlie Committee on
the pohlic Lands, made an unfavorable re
port on the pctilion of John Gilder and
others, on behalf of she E.is: Florida Coffee
[.and Association (praying for a grant of
ab'iut 23,000 acres of i and, including Key
Largo, at Cape Florida, on such terms as
] Congress might prescribe, far the purpose
us erecting a town and establishing a colo
ny for the cultivating vines, olives, almonds,
; cuffze, cocoa, arid cochineal.)
RES MICTFVK SYSTEM.
Mr Kmg, of New-York, from the Com
| mittee an Foreign Relation*, to which had
been referred a memorial from Soullt-CarO
■ Jna and one from Baltimore, praying a re
i peal of the restrictions on the YYest-Indiu
* tr.'de, made report vindicating at consul*
e.t able length the expediency and policy of
rue restrictive system, as regards the trade
with the British West-Indies, and recom
mending that the committee be discharged
, from the further consideration of the sub
ject.
The Senate then went info the consider
, atinn of Executive business, and so contin
ued until 4 v Jock ; when
The Senate adjourned.
\ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
j Mr. Newton, of Virginia, from the Com
i aiittee on that part of the President’s Mes
! sage vvliich relates to our commercial iuter
j course with foreign nations, and the vari
;<us petitions on the subject of commercial
| restrictions (-o called) made a report, which
!on motion of Mr. N. was committed, and,
|on motion of Mr. Cushman, 2000 extra
copies were ordered to be printed.
[This report, which is of great length,
(10.) quarto pages) concludes with the fol
lowing resolutions:
Resolved; That the act concerning na
vigation, passed the 13th of April, 1818,
and the Act supplementary to the Act con
cerning Navigation, parsed the 15th of
-May, 1820; and also, the Act layiny a ton-j
nuge duty on French vessels, passed the
15th of Slav. 1820, made necessary to
countervail the restrictive systems of Great
Britain and France, and for the protection
of the navigation and commerce of the U.
States from injuries, are still, and, as long
as those adversary systems shall continue,
must be necessary to protect from injuries
the same great interests, and ought not to
be repealed.
Resolved, That the government of the U.
States, having uniformly declared and a
vowed its attachment to the principles of
free commerce, and having, in the treaties
I which it has formed and agreed to, with fo
reign nations, and in its relative : cts, ad-
Shered to them, should be the last toaban
d'n them- and especially at a time when
every* just and enlightened nation is confor
ming its commercial policy to an accoid
ance with those principles.]]
Mr. Smith, of Maryland, from the Com
mittee of Ways anil Means, reported the
following bill:
i He it enacted by the Senate and House, of
’ Representatives of. the United States of di
me rica, in Congress assembled, That the
act passed the 3d day of March, 1817, en-|
titled “An act to continue in force an act,J
entitled “an act further to provide for the
!collection nfdutieson imports and tonnage,
.passed the 3d day of March, 1813, and for
J other purposes” be, and tlie same is hereby ■
• declared to be made perpetual.
! The bill was twice read and committed.
Mr. Rlackiedge, from the Committee on
the Public Buildings, made the following
‘report:
The Committee 051 she Public Buildings
to whom was referred the resolution of the
Grh inst. instructing them to “inquire
whether such an alteration can be effected
of the Dali now oocupied by the Douse of
Representatives as will fit it for the pur
pose of a deliberative assemply; and, if this
be deemed impracticable, whether a suita
ble apartment can be provided in the Cen
tre Building of the Capitol for the accom
modation of the House of Representatives,”
Report in part: the committee, having ex
amined the Hall when empty, and observ
ed, with as much accuracy as was practica
ble. the expansion and reverberation ol
sound within it, entertain the opinion, that
the altitude and peculiar structure of the
dome, are the principal causes which ren
der sounds within the Hall indistinct and
inaudible.
m Port of Savannah.
ARRIVED,
Sclir Ilellena, Luther, from Plymouth, N. C.
with corn and bacon.
Sclir Tekeli, Boucher, 3 days from Norfolk,
with corn ife to L It Sage & co.
Schr Gustavos, Hetty, Rapahanoc, 5 days with
corn, to I) Carney ir.
gCpThe sloop MARY-ANN,*or St. Au
gustim, will positively sail To-Morrow, 29th.—
Passengers are requested to have all their lug
gage on board and be ready themselves at
Jones’ lower wharf.—Bhe can take a few more
tilings on Freight. Applv to the capt. or
I.KVIS i'ONE & CANDLER,
march 28 c *
For Norfolk and Baltimore.
. 4ji}|\ THE sclir REPORTER, Let s, ma
ter, will sail in a few days. For treigtil
01 1 passage apply to L. H SAGE &V
----march 28 74 Bulloch’s wharf.
For New-York ,
Intended as a regular Packet,
Sb new and fast sailing copper fas-
J&ML toned brig PANTHEA, Bradley, mas
ter, will sail on Sunday next, wind and weather
permitting. For freight or passage, having su
perior accommodations, apply 10 ihe master on
board, at Holton’s wllaii; or io
march 2rf 74c ISAAC COHEN.
Just Received,
6000 lbs N C. MACON
160 kegs LA i'l)—and for sale by
GAUDRY & UUFAURE.
march 28 c
For Stile,
3 casks Patent Plantation HOES, just recei
ved by J. B. HERBERT & CO.
march 28 74
Spermaceti Caudles. *
IMFTt.i-.A (luxes Sperm Candies, branded J
’ Howland U Go New-Medford, receive.!
per ship Augusta, for sale by
AUGUSI US CORNWALL,
march 28 74
Fresh Teas.
Gunpowder Tea—.iv.p Huntress's cargo
Imperial do—ship Loudon Trader’s do
Do. tic—ship H nvcr’s ca-'go
jutt arrived at New Fork:.
Hyson do—ship On.air ‘s cargo
Y. Hyson do—ship Huntress’s cargo
Souchong do—ship Beaver’s last Cargo
Selected expressly for families —for sale by
ALh.l b lUa CUBA WALL.
AI.SO,
A few firkins choice Goshen Dairy BUTT Bit
and I,ADD. march >B—74
Landing and far sale by
L. 11. SAGE, $ Cos.
100 kegs white Leaf l.ard
20 do manufactured 1 obacco
35 bids Pilot and Navy Bread
10- kegs C* ackers for family use
25 boxes J, 6 and H Candles
ALSO,
1 cargo Corn ailuut
march 28 74 Bulhehs wharf.
Corn.
4000 bushels prime Maryland Corn, on board
sclii Gustavu.-., and for sale by
DANL CARNF.Y,jr.
march 23 74 Hunter's HuiUtings.
Whiskey , Cheese tsc.
34 bbis Rye Whiskey
9 casks Goshen Cheese
60 bbls prime Beef
10 do Mess do
50 firkins Goshen Butter, for family use
40 kegs manuf’d Tobacco, first quality
50 bbls Ale
25 kegs patent Shot, assorted sizes
50 boxes Soap, 50 do Caudles
50 kegs white Lead
33 do ground Verdigris
29 do Itiack Faint
16 hhls Lamp Black
4 do black Varnish
8 hnlfbbls Fly Market Beef
For sale by C C GRISWOLD St Cos.
march 28 74
Second edition of the SFY.
4\ TALK of the Neutral t.rrnnd just recei
-4&1 veil by THUS. LONG WORTH,
march 28 74
THEATRIC
Last night but ONE f performance
. this season
w\\v
For the Benefit of
Mil fcs pi is v E R,
Stage Manager,
The popular Opera of the Exile, or the Russian
Daughter, having been received with burst a<f \
applause toil! be repeated This Evening. j
- vv
THIS EVENING, March 28th.
Will be performed the The Melo Dramatic Opera of
THE EXILE ,
Oil THE
RUSSIAN DAUGHTER, j
Daran Mr. F Brown
Count Calmar Keane
liaron Altradoff Spiller
Alexinn (the Russian Daughter) ?.Irs Gilfert.
DESCRIPTION OF SCENERY.
Act I—Scene 1. A Romantice Scene in Si- 1
beria, a natural bridge crosses tlie stage, of rocks, ]
with the Hut of tlie Exile, U.ric ; the scene 1
capped with Snow and exhibiting all the severi
ties of a Northern Winter.
Scene 2. A Grand Romantic vew in Siberia, ;
with the City of Tobolskow in the distance.
Scene 4. A Heavy Snow Storm.
Act 2, Scone 1. A Street in Tobolskow,
with the Governor’s House, entrance Gate (Jc.
the whole Covered with Snow.
Scene 2 A Romantic defile & Rocky Pass
Disclosing an extensive view of tile River Wol
g-a. Distant Mountains. A Vessel at Anchor
to which Alcxina is conveyed in a boat, when
the sails are hoisted, and tlie Vessel gets under
weigh, bearing oflTAlexina and Yannuk, towards
St Petersburg 1 .
Scene 3. Snow Cap’d Mountains.
Scene 4. Grand view of the lit vof Moscow.
Act 3, Scene 1. Coronal inn of the Empress
Elizabeth Splendid Palace ; A Sun ntuons'ibrone
for Elizabeth and Banners of the Russian Empire
are displayed.
Scene 2d. Another view of the ’Volga.
Scene last. Tub interior of the Citadel, thro
the Gates of which a dislant view of the City is
i discovered.
After ttmich a piece called
K 1 II I’ TO <>:*’ K
Or How to Xuil a Manager
Translated from the French of
l.’onfait a: qu’an pent
i A’efiiit ce qu’on van.
Manage well Mr Horton
I’eter Pu/.zle Spiller !
Mustachio Spiller I !
Simon Sitnpkhi Spdler I! I
Old Sinipkin Spiller III!
Mrs Maria Simpkln Spiller I I I! !
I Mons !.e Bon Spiller! 1111!
! Mister Terrence MoNoggin ? s ...
O’Floggin McDoody O’Slack j “
Mittimas Spiller!!!!!!!!
In the bouse of the piece the. Comic Song of
Honey and Mustard or the Ghost of my vV'ifc by
.Mr. Spiller,
•v\ •
The Evenings entertainments to conclude with
(for the only time this season) the popular
Melo Drama of the
FJILL* OF CLYDE.
DoTlald(his first, appearance > „ p pen.borton
in that character) y
Farmer Enfield Green
Kenmure Koiwr'son
Ellen Enfield Mrs Gifert
Act I—Scene —1. A Distant Mountainous
Scene. Gypsey’s in front, varioudy occupied,
some round a fire. Curse of the .< psey’s on
Kenmure.
Act 2 —Scene 1. View of the F iLLh OF i
CLYDE.
Scene -. Gypsey’s Cave.
Scene 3. A Ladder lies on the f rot ). ‘ .
by the side of which is EVen, as if jus- . ,
Death of Malcom and escape of adt: : I
Donald.
TOMORROW’ Evening, March ?Sth, {'/* :
night of performance. ) will be performed for aw
first time in Savannah,
The neat .Yttlional Finn called
M A l j
Or the Hero of Lake George.
Written by M M Noah, Esq. and performed n
New-Vorkand other Cities with distinguished,
success.
(jJ Doors to be opened at 6 o’clock, and the
performance to commence at 7. precisely.
*,* I'he public is. respectfully informed that!
seats can be taken at the Ticket Office in the!
Theatre immediately after the announcement of:
the succeeding evening’s entertainments. llk
Box Office, two doors west of the City Hotel, j
will as usual be kept open from 10 to 1 and from
3 t half past 4 o’clock. march 26
Stolen.
Sf):;<)M the Plantation of Mr. M’.Mptn, near
? tins city, on the night of the 6th, a (is mg
seine, and lines, about 80 fathoms tong. wi'h •
large cork ball in the cei tre. Whoever will
return the same to the subscriber at John 1 >il
lon Knurs shall receive tnenty dollar*: reward,
march 28 r4*i A NOW. Mil,l KK
Notice.
1 LL persons indebted to the estate of Daniel
t\ A’obitts, deceased, are requested to mat, e
payment to die subscriber within 10 days from
date—The deb s not then paid will b<> put in
suit; and those hat ing demands against said es
tate are requested to present them For payment
t„ ‘ tHOVI AS H ROBINS, Adm’r.
nunc! “1 ’*
Colton Stolen
£ xN Monday night list. a bate of Pea-Island
* V Cotton, without mark, was stolen from un
der the subscriber’s house at White Biol?. If
offered for sale, it is reqested that it may be
stopped. 1 1 is likely negroes are the thieves,
and mav bring it into town in small quantities,
for sale’—Shopkeepers are particularly reques
ted to arrest the negro should any be offered
for salt.
A handsome reward will be given tor convic
tion of the thief or thieves.
march 28 h 75
Cheese and Potatoes.
400 lbs Cr t-ese
25 hbls Potatoes
Just roc’d and for sale low by
FRANCIS J LAY’.
mar 28ch Center o r Congress £? Whit^ker-slt.
(Hole Artic hoke.
Talsify or \ egetable Oys'. e.
Nasturinur. or'iii k Capers
Water, Aiusk, ad Cauieioue Melon
Long and snort Cucumber, Cayenne Peftptt
Flow er Seeds
A so, la 1 e y fiom Germany, ‘*
An assortment 01
GARDEN’ SEEDS,
In small paiceis, winch tiicy offer to SCU
wholesale on low terms,
march 28 74 OEMLF.It Er POSEY.
Freak Drug . .Mcdeeines cjc.
JU: 1 lece-ivut ~ bilg lioj e, ftu.cii will be
jjwan anted, aiid suhi If j w by
FUaNCIS j lay,
march 28 ShudH’a J.k,idlings .
R LMILLING,
At the sign of the 7 g Hoot, north side of Market
Ay woe. offers f.r sale,
3 trunks EAR WKu.A r.,\.„s and Slices, wa
tc; prool, fi st quality
2 trunksgmt emeu's cuif skin and morocco
Boots, of a superior quality
Together with a large assorunent of ladies’,
gc lilieifieii’a and clmdreu’s Hoots and SiiecS, of
evey description, sui'abie lorn town or country
trace.
Pcions wishing t<> purchase will do well to
call and exami. (f for tit niseh es
march 28 (W 74
Lamps, Lump Glasses c.
ft Fit.SO supply id the above aiticies, fe.-
‘iStmk ceived pr ship Augusta, viz:
Brass l.atlit.s
Glass Socket Lamps assorted
j Japanned Socket do
I Ma dory’s Lamp Glasses
Gldbe do do No 2, 3 and 4
P.i’ent do ivictbN 02, 3 ami 4
Argill tlo do No 1 ami 2
And as usual best Spermaceti Lamp Oi! in tin
Carr isters, by ihe gallon or barrel, cob-,
stanily for sale by
march 28 74 A. CORNWALL.
I j} John Shick, Jr.
THIS DAY, tlie 33tli instant at 11 o’rlo,
precisely, vi ill be sold at the store of Mr. In
neriek Kahfus, coiner of Montgomery-stree
and Baj lane, bis block in Trade,
CONSISTING OB
Groceries, Stand Casks , Fix
tures, iVe. i\'c.
march 27
TOMORROW, 29tli inst. at 11 o’clqpk, will b
fold at his store, No. 2, Commerce Row,
large and general assortment of
Liquors , G) octries and Hard
wore as usual.
Particulars in a f.ittlre advertisement,
march 38
|
On Saturday, 6th April, at 11 o’clock, .will k
| sold m front of Ins Auction Room, No. 2, Cc
1 mercc Row,
2 elegant Gig Horses,
Sold to pay Scablhge.
Terms cash. ‘ ‘ march 22.
llv Haker and .’\linton,
I THIS DAY, 23th iuat. at 11 o’clock, on 80l
i ton’s Central 11 half,
1 19 iihih .Muscovado Sugars .
; Terms at time of sale. march 28
1 Hid DAY, 2 t.h inst. at half past 10 o’clock,
1 m front of their auction store, a general assort
sortment of
GROCERIES,
And at 12 o'clock, in s ore, a large assortment of
British, French and India
DRY GOODS.
ALSO—at 17 o’clock,
3 cases domestic plaid Ginghams, 2 do Stripis
and Chambrays, 2 bales brown Sheetings, 1 do
vv ‘.ole do. 1 case Tapes and Bobbins, 1 do super
fine Long Lawns, 199 ps short yellow Nankeen?.,
153 do long do.
ALSO,
An invoice of Cut DRY GOODS, with which
tlie sale will commence—consisting of Calicoes,
Cambrics, 1 .incus, Ro.v.bazetts, Ginghams, Vest
ings, 8-4 fine jaconet Mils.ins, Madruss Hdkhf,
Muslin Dresses, Scarfs, Sec. march 28
THIS DAY, 2Sth inst at half-past 10 o’clock,
on the premises,
v„Vi i bas t*M'-tnry wooden Bui ding,
‘i as it now stat ds partly on the Steam-boa 1:
wharf and partly on the public land. The pur
chaser to remove the same within 5 days after
the sale. Terms cash. march 28
On TUESDAY, £<! of April next,
At 11 o’clock, in front of the Court lious£.
All that \VHARP LOT in the city i.f Savannah,
known as a part of lot No, four (4,) at the 1 rus
te“S’ Garden, and immediately north of Fort
Way no, containing 7j feet hi front nod 191 feet
in depth—being the same recently cc'cttpkrdKiy
S. V. Diinuing, h r lis steam saw mill
Terms—one third Gash, one third one Ist of
January, 18-13, arid .on third on the Ist of May,
1823, with interest- —I’aymenu to be secured by
mortgage upon the pres ises.
march 18 ftj
JV*. O. Hum, Whiskey and Lard.
By J. H. Herbert h Cos.
THIS DAY, 28th inst. at 11 o’clock, will be
sold.on Anderson’s wharf,
2'J hhds 4tii’proof N. O. Kum
l5O bbls N. O. Whiskey
50 kegs fresh Lard march 2S -
Spermaceti Candles b) Shoes.
iTSIFTY boxes sperm Candles, landing from
set) Rebecca, and from brig Dido, a smalt
invoice mens fine -SHOES. Apply to
DANIEL CARNEY, Jr.
march 27 Hunter’s buildings.
Fine .ipples. Oranges. Hanan
as, Plantains dj’ l ocaa JWis,
FOB SALE on board sloop F.nmiy, at Bo’-
ton’s wharf. march 27 —72
For Sale.
BY the subscriber, that valuable LOT No. 2,
Tower ty thing, Decker ward, 60 Kotin
.front, and 90 in depth, in MarkeUatjuare “Ap
ply to JVIOSES CLbtAf P.
march 27 ns