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Newspaper Page TextPITBLISIIED DAILY BY COS AM EMIR BARTLET. PROSPECTUS. ’ THE S.irANX.IH MUSEUM, Published in Savannah, Ga. COS AM EMIR BARTLET, Editor. A FREE PRESS has been termed the Pal- of Liberty; and since its first establish ing it has been cherished by the People, as the firmand stedfast champion of their rights.— Experience, so far from chi’‘ing the enthusiasm v ith which it has been regarded, has only con joined it in the affections of the people. It has leen proved to be a most powerful engine in the correction of those abuses of authority, and those faults in the administration of Government, •which the Laws neglect, or cannot reach. In a fse Government like ours, there are many such. ’The Institutions of our country arc not based n adamant, but are founded on opinion. Opin ii, which is mutable iu itself—is one thing in tlis day, or age— may be another, the nett. — AJhat then but an exlishtksbd mess can give stability to our forms of government, by des itmina’ting correct and liberal notions in poli tics, and by inculcating sound maxims, and vir tuous principles. Our Government professes to derive its power from the suffrages of the peo-| pie. l'lie Press is therefore of vital importance ■ to the people; because it is a vehicle through which they can make their voice be heard,: and respected, through every department of pow-j er. The Press may sometimes be faulty—may be ; influenced by political combinations, or grow; licentious. llut these are evils which speedily worktheir own cure. A licentious Press can not long be patronized by a sober and discrim inating public ; and one that becomes corrupt, Prom the influence of power, and betrays the interests of the people, will be neglected by he people. And thus self-interest, the only rice which could have induced an Editor to de part from his duty, will compel him to reform. The principles of the present Editob of the lluseum, roust necessarily have become known, a a large portion of the community, by his-for : ner editorial labors. His iiews of men and mea nres have been explained to the public, by practical comment. And it is tliougui that his past course will b ar him out in the assertion, 1 that his main object lias always been, to pub- 1 I lish an INDEPENDENT, nONEsiT, and LM- ‘ fAKI'IAL PAPER, which should serve the in - i tirests of the great body of the ceoplk, without flattering the vanity, cringing tor the favor, or i disguising the vices, of any particular class of them. However mistaken lie may have been in the means made use of to accoiii.nisli this great object—yet he can truly say, that he has Seen devoted to it* with an ho.testy of inten tion, and singleness of heart, which has disdain ed all considerations of pecuniary advantage, or personal feeling. Where his path ot duty nas oeen clearly marked out, he believes lie has endeavored to follow it, regardless of conse quences. He believes that no sejfish feelings, no views of individual profit, honor of emolu ment, have had power to force him froma stand, vhieli the interests of the people andtne hon or of his country have called upon him -,o as nurne. , Where ills duty has been plain, he lias endeavored that his conduct should be fearless ami determined. He has not hesitated to de nounce political profligacy, though ciothed with authority ; he has advanced bobby to the charge, and attacked the eijem. 4of economy, of jus tice, of liberty, and the people, in the strong holds of their power. This he iias not done to gratify any angry teelir.gs of his own, but be cause he “deemed tile public good demanded it. 111 particular, it will be the wish of tile Edi tor to keep the Museum aloof from all party entanglements. In his editorial character, lie will aiiow no party, but the American people; and will acknowledge no leaders hut the Spirit of Justice, and his own conscience. In the fate of other esta bailments, lie mis learned the des tiny which must always await the Editor, who sutlers himself to he made the tool of a party. He is thrust forth as the “Cal’s pao” in all quarrels; pushed forward as principal in con troversies, where he has no interest, and can gain no honor; and must bear the odium of sms which are not his own. It the designs of tiie party succeed, .*0 is neglected, because iiis ser vices are no longer useful. If the sinister tie signs of the party are detected and tad—the printer, who was only an instrument in the hauus of more cunning men —who only became odious from assuming other people's actions—is sacri ficed to a selfish policy; he is made the scape gout, and sent forth into the wilderness with the sins of the whole party on his head.— Warned, therefore, by tile example of others, the Editor of the Museum will lend himself to the views of no party. He will advocate the interests of THE PEOPLE, and trusts to them alone for patronage. In the competition between citizens for posts of honor and profit, the influence of the Muse um shall always be exerted on the side of vir tue and talents. The spirit of our government denies a prescriptive right in any person to of fice. Honors and offices are not the property of any family or party —but are the fuze gift of die people; and should be bestowed upon those w hose virtues have rendered them illus trious. They should he bestowed as a reward for eminent services rendered the country—and not held out as bribes for political duplicity. Such have been the views and principles which have governed the Editor ot the Museum in his past course, and which he modestly hopes Will continue to guide him for tiie future. In soliciting an increase of patronage, w hich may render tiie Museum more extensively useful, the Editor trusts that the principles lie has support ed, are such as will advance the best interests of his country, and which the enlightened ci tizens of Georgia cannot but approve. With these impressions, and these hopes, this PROS PECTUS is submitted to a liberal public. TERMS Ot’ SUBSCRIPTION. THE SAVANNAH MUSEUM is published daily, at Tight Dollars per annum, payable in advance. If not paid during the year, Ten Dol lars are charged. THE SAVANNAH MUSEUM FOR TIIE COUNTRY, containing all the News and New Advertisements of the Daily Paper, is publish ed three times a week, for Five Dollars per an num, payable in advance. If not paid during the vear, tight Dollars are charged. Either Faper is forwarded to any part of tiie country, without any extra charge. ME SAVANNAH MUSEUM. Francis J. Lay, HAS just received a further supply of Drugs, Medicines, &c. warranted of the first qual ity, which makes his assortment very complete for sale low at his Drug and Chemical u;sre house, corner of Congress ii Whitaker-strects, Shadd’s building. Cubebs, Chamomile Flowers Cream Tartar, Cinnamon Cloves, Mineral Futty Oil Pennyroyal, Powdered Ginger 1 Rout Ginger,'Oil Mint Flux Seed, F.lm Bark, Mace Magnesia, Wells’ refined Liquorice Powdered Jalap, Tart Emetic Gum Camphor, Gum Opium Rob Lafecture, Trusses assorted Common Castor Oil, low Tooth Brushes, Tooth Paste, Tooth Powder Lynch k Clarke’s superior Soda Powders, put up in tin bokes, warranted to keep in all cli mates, Ike. &.c. ALSt), Afresh assort ment of l)r. Isaac Thompson’s Patent Medicines, which are offered wliole |sa’e and retail at the patentee’s prices, april 4 80 , Stock £•* Produce Broker. s -HE subscriber will attend to the purchase •and sale of STOCKS, PRODUCE MER CHANDIZE of every description, at a moderate charge. ‘ CHARLES COTTON, i Hall Zi Hoyt’s Buildings, on the Bay. ! march 4 dftf ■ AVI', removed their Store to Johnston’s square, next to Mr. Longwortli’s Book store, where they are now opening a large and l-gant assortment ‘ f lIATS of every descrip tion, from the factory of HENRY COST A1t.... JVew- York, hich are ofiered on their usual terms. • m irch 9 58 For Sale. J ‘ Y the subscriber, thai valuable LOT No. 2. . $ Tower tytliing, Decker ward, 60 feet in ont, and 90 in depth, in Market-square Ap ply to MOSES CLELAND. march 27 ns Linen Drilling. ! | case double twill’d Linen Drilling, for sale bv BLANCHARD, BROTHERS £jf CO. march SO m 76 1 ~ j* Dry Goods , Mails, Homan 6’e rnent £jc, Landing from sclir Ranger from London. 247 pieces best Strehtz Oznaburgs 57 do Sin! Cloth 12 bales bleached Sheetings 11 trusses Shoe Thread Blue, red and white Baize Swanskins, Dructs 6-4, 7-4 and 8-4 Blankets Rugs, Summer Cloths Fine Flannels, Shirtings Cotton Bagging Zdc. 50 casks Roman Cement 80 kegs Rose Nails, assorted 8-J do ground white 1 ad, containing 28 and 56 lbs each. For sale by april 3 79 O C GRISWOLD & Cos. p. McDermott, .5 1 FI'EltS for sale at his Hardware, Dry Good 4 JGrocery Store, Market-square, as follows: Ji General .assortment of Hard-Ware and Cutlery j \mong which are, Cross cut mill and whip Saws A general supply of Building articles 70 kegs cut Nails in 100 lb kegs Wrought Nails 3,4, 6,8, 10 and 20d 1 case fine Guns, from 20 to SO dollars Share Mou’dsand Shot assorted 2 tons Castings, Ilrades’ patent Iloes, no 1, 2 and 3 50 ‘ -z. Plough Lines, and 30 Bed Cords 100 straws Tumblers 70 lbs fine Shoe Threads in hanks Black-smith Bellows, 24, & 34, inch, war anted Whittemores Cotton Cards, ill boxes and half boxes A general assortment of Wooden Ware Market and Cloath Baskets 15 bbis maiaga Wine, 4 casks Che;,-/- Wine 4 pipes Cognac Brandy, Ifupuy’s brand 4 (luncheons Irish Whiskey, fifth proof 2 years old 10 bids loaf Sugar Philad. Beef k Tongues in half bols put up expressly for family use A general supply of Liquors by retail which he can recommend, Also a general assortment of Garden Seeds, from W Mahon’s, also his book for gardening, with Smith’s Botany. lie will sell any of the above goods low for Cash or town acceptances, abril 5 81 THE subscriber has lately lost a watch—it is a double cased English one, makers name 1. Harvey, No 3446, bought of J Penfield in Feb. 1819—it is request and that should such a \va - ch be mot with, it would be stopped, for which a suitable reward will be paid if required All persons are cautioned from purchasing the name unless offered by myself, april 4 80cf JOSEPH S. MILLER. TUESDAY MORNING—APRIL 23, 1822. Mahogany Furniture, Piano Fortes, Curled Hair ,Matrasses Feather Beds, Chairs, fife. subscriber, agent for the well known 1 Factory of D. PHYFE, in the city of N.-w- York, respectfully informs the citizens of Sa vannah, that be has brought to this city a large k full assortment of CABINET FURNITURE, consisting of the following articles : Side Boards,"with and without Liquor Cases Sets of Dining Tables, single do Sofas anti 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, Fieldjdo do do Mahogany do. Field do. do do Curled Maple do field do Dressing Glasses, of every description Piano Fortes, tiie newest Music, &c. Double ami single curled liai Matrasses do do feather Reds ot<. be best quality A large assortment of Chairs. All the above articles will be \. arranted to stand the climate, and the subscribe, invites the public generally to call and view fort lemselves at his Repository, Church Buildings, opposite Gibbons’ RniUlings ‘ J. VV. MORRALL. 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 C. C. Griswold, Cos. Offers sos sate at Taylors’ loha'f. 60 bbis prime Beef 35 do Fork city inspection 15 do Mess Pork 40 do Ale 50 do prime Butter for family use 40 kegs Manufactured Tobacco 20 do patent Shot assorted sizes 50 boxes Candles, 50 do Soap 16 bbis Loaf Sugar 50 kegs white Lead 33 do ground Verdigri9 29 do black paint 16 bbis Lamp Black 4 do black Varnish 84 april 9 Exchange on London, For sale by JOHNSTON k HILLS march 18 65 15 aeon. 30,000 lb N. Carolina Bacon of Ist quality, now landing and for sale bv april 10 85d TUFTS k REED Leghorn Hats. One case Leghorn HATS, Nos. 33 to 58, for sale by - BAKER k MINTON ar-ri! 10 85d Notice. \LL persons having demands against the es . tate of Celete Ann M‘C‘oy, late of Savan nah, deceased, are requested to present them to the subscriber. S C. GREENE, Admst’r. _ajiril 10 nf* 85 E. I. Sugar. 200 bbis and 260 bags K 1. double boil’d Su gar, landing fsom brig Almira, and for sale h\ E. WILLIAMS k CO. afiril 8 88 For Sale, \ PRIME negro man about 22 years of age, a good mason. Apply to anril s—Bl L U HERBERT & CO. Bacon Lard. 50,000 wt Prime North-Can,lma Bacon 100 kegs prime Lard, in kegs suitable for family use—Just received and for sale by P L IV K KS, april 8 83 Jones’ lower wharf Sugar and Tobacco. 30 hbls Loaf Sugar 20 do Lump do. 50 kegs No. 1 k 2 manufactured Tobacco 5 do Cavendish Tobacco For sale bv J. MEIGS, april 6— ds Bulloch’s buildings. flutter, Cognac Brandy, Ja mttiia Hum, d|*c. 30 fi.'kins very prime Goshen Butter 4 pipes Cognac Brandy 4 iihds Jamaica Rum 31 boxes Crackers ALSO, A general assortment of DOMESTIC Gf'ODS, consisting of 3-4, 7*B and 4 4 brown k bleach’d Shirtings and Sheetings—i’lauls and Stripes. Chambrays, Denims, Checks, 1 icking, inclu ding 2 cases of Matteawan Goods, of heavy al Blue Denims, Plaids anil Stripes, Dandarills. &c. togetlwr with a general assortment of GROCERIES. For sale by I TELLER k VAN VOORMIS, Rtxt tq the corner of Market-square, St. Julian-street. april 3 and To Bent. The subscribers STORES are now hinggl really to receive tenants, e ther for the single store, or tenement, being situated at the head of the shipping, with an extensive Wharf, will be found profitable tor the Augusta susi ‘ness. Persons desirous of occupying any part or ilie whole, will find them convenient andtke rent reasonable. _ . Also, that commodious HOUSE situated on the fork of the Augusta and Louisville roads, nearly compleated, erected pnrpos-ly for a house of entertainment, with the lot of five acres attached to it, For terms apply to JOS. STILES. apnt 4 80 Notice IS hereby given, that the left hand halves of ten • ne hundred dollar notes of the Bank ot the United States, signer! hj W. Jones, Presi dent, and Jona. Smith. Cashier, of the r,i|tnbe-r and tenor described below, we: : (.laced in the post-office at Philadelphia on’ the evening of tin loth December, 1820, inclosed in a litter by J. S.SiG Hobson, to .Ishna Milne at Savannah in Georgia, which letter never received; and as tin entire mail of the 14 h Dec. from I‘liila® delphia to Savannah miscarried, the belief i that the said letter and notes were stolen 01 robbed from the mail. Application having been made to tile bnk by the subscriber for tiie pa\ - meat of the wimle of said notes, all persons concerned are requested to take notice. (Signed) JOSHUA MILNE. Jan. 1,1817 A 1470 favor of C 8 West g 100 “ . A 936 “ J Houston 100 “ 13 903 “ lOO “ D 1052 “ 1> S. ip 1. 0 “ C 426 \\ Rush, ir. lull “ D 775 •• C ? hidings 100 May 20,1818 A 1868 J- Peak, Jr. 100 “ C 1797 “ 10’ “ D 1679 ** 100 “ D 1535 S‘ooo april 8 fidf2 Notice. ALL persons having demands against the es tate of James Peto, late of South Carolina, deceased, are requested to render them prop erly attested according to law, and those in debted, are reques<ed to make immediate pay - meat to the undersigned qualified administra trix. MARY A. PETO. march 12 60 Notice. ■jVTINE months after date application will be Laj made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Bryan county for liberty to sell tiie Real Es tatte of William Road, deceased. DAVID KENNEDY, Executor, march 14 9ni* (O* Notice. IJIERSONS desirous if disposing of Lands iu Monroe, Houston, and Henry Counties, and lancis in the Counties generally, of the two last Land Lotteries, will please give information to the subscriber by letter, post paid, through tqe medium of the post office, stating the low est price for such, will promptly be answered febj 6 38 _ pAVri) POLOCK. Notice. \I.L persons indebted to the estate ofJolti Cliace, lat< of St. Marys dec. are request ed to make payment ti the subscriber within i0 days from this date, the debts not than paid will be put in suit, and those having demands against said estate tire requested to present them for payment to GF.<). W. MARTIN, Adm’or. jian 22 §ni 18 Take Notice. NINE months afterdate, I shall apply to the Hon. the Judge of the nferior Court Chatham County, for leave to sell be reales tate of W.G Enoe, and for the benefit of‘'c heirsaad creditors of said deceased S. G. THREADED AFT, Adm'r ■f Notice. IVERSONS having demands against the late . Mr Archibald McLeran, dec. are requested to render them properly attested agreeable to law; and those indebted are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned qualifi ed executors. James wall ace, a HENRY McALPI.N. LEx’rs. THOMAS feb 14 ih 38 Notice. r fBHF. subscribers offer for sale at, greatly re st duced prices, 800 boxes C ANDLES, from tlieir own Manufactory, acknowledged to be far superior to a y in the country. 100 boxes do Geo. Jackson 81 Co’s, brand And No 1,2 and 3 Soap Georgia Candles, 4-s, 5s and 6’s, 20 a 23 cts. p lb Northern do (Geo. Jackson & co.) 5s and 6’s 16 ami 17 cts do do other brands, 15 and 16 Spermaceti,Candles, 44 a 46 No J Soap, primest quality. 10 Inferior do 4 a 6 Fancy Soap, 6 dozen, g ’, a 2 50 Also,for sule. No 1 a 2 Mackerel, in whole and half bbis. march 26 72 L BALDWIN & Cos. Notice. r’gMIREE months after date the undersigned * will make application at the Planters’ Bank ofthe State of Georgia, for payment of a Note issued by the said Bank, the left hand half of v Licit has been lost—No. 551, value gJO, sign ed John Bolton, Pres’t. JOSHUA MILNE, march 13 fni6l Notice. ’ CHE partnership heretofore existing between I the subscribers under the firm of James Poultney & Cos. is dissolved by mutual consent tli. -se persons indebted will please cal! and make immediate payment, and those having demands present them immediately to John Parvin, who is duly authorized to settle the concern. JAMES POULTNEY, John PARVIN. (O’ James Poultney & Cos. refer their custom ers to M. Hopkins & Cos. Market square, april 4 c 80 Notice. % *135 T. BEAUVALLET begs leave to in ivA firm her friends and the public general ly, that Mrs. J Dkchenaux having retired from Business, she has r urfshased her STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, add will continue the business in herown name at the.-sa ue stand, where she toill always keep a general assortment in that line. Savannah, April 3, 1822.8* No. §6 Voi,. 28; factions:. fly J. fl. Herbert & Cos. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. On the first TUESDAY in May next will, be sold before the Court-House in this city, between the usual hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, All that valuable Lot, No 20, Trufees Gar dens, in the city of Savannah, front on East Broad street, sold as the property of Mr. Samuel Dav enport, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and Creditors, by permission of tiie Honorable; the Inferior Court of Chatham, Couiry, and by', order of the Administrators. Terms at time of ule. march 1 Administrator Sale, By llaker and Minton. On the first Tuesday in. May next At 12 o’c’ock, in front of tt.e Court House, 1 lie wharf Lot No. 8 railed Stanton’s wharf, wi'li the buildings thernn.—- Also, the lot and buildings thereon, lately in the occupation of V. Stanton, deceased, situated in St. James square, Heathcoat Ward, sold by per mission of the honorable the Inferior Court, by order of the administrators—Terms Cash, feb 28 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALeT ~~ Tsy J. B Herbert & Cos. On Tuesday, 23d April, will be sold at the stoi c formcrlv occupied by Sam’. Evans, dec. The personal Property of said dec. consisting of sundry articles of Wearing Ap. pare). Beds. Bedding, Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables’ Bureaus. Sideboard, Carpets, Solas, Book Cases, Andirons, Candlesticks, he. &c. Aik), a valua ble collection of Books, consisting of about 15UQ. volumes of the most approved works, spine of which are in superb binding. Sold by permis sion of the hon. the Inferior Court of’ Chatham County, by order ofthe administrators. Terms cash. april 6 Administrators Sales. R 1 order ot tiie Honftiablc the Court of Or dinary, (or the county of Chatham, will be sold at the Court House in this city, on the fitst Tuesday in May next, at 12 orlock, the following property, being the remaining part of the real estate of liazoii Kimball, deceas ed. One vacant Lot of Ground, designated in tfie plan of the city as No, 16, Jacksn Ward, 60 by 90 feet; hunting on Orleans square and on Ba yard street continued, opposite house of R Habersham, l'-q. s ibject to annual ground rent to be city of g 55 68 100. One hall Lot, known and designated ir th'C plan of the city a* No 15, Warren ward, vtitb the improvements thereon, consisting of a good two sloty House and out buildings, recently occupied by Mr J Lawrence, rubject to ground rent us §7 50-10< per annum. l erms of sale—for the vacant Lot, ‘ one third cash, on.; third six months one third’ 2 months, with interest—pav ment secured bv mortgage on the property. The half Lot, with improvements ca3h—purchaser paying for U ties. JAMES JOHNS'TON;? . . , HENf'YW HILLS 5 A( ' Rl ra ‘ GEORGE SCHLEY, Auct’r. march 9- 58 Marshals Sales. ON the first Tuesday in May next, will be Sold at the Market House in the Town o St Mary’s, between the usual hours often and three o’etock The follow ing NEGROES, viz. Serah, Charles, Samuel, Marv and Amelia, Levied on as thJ property of David Lewis deceased, to satisfy sundry Executions in favor ofthe United States Vs Samuel Clarke, Administrator of David Lewis. ~, Conditions of Sale Cash, in such Bills or Specie, as will be received in the United States Branch Bank, as no other will be received. M. BOOG Dy. M. St. Mary’s march l 6 70 march 23 Marshal's Sales, ON the .first Tuesday in May next, will be sold at the Market-house in the town ot St. Mary’s, between the usual hours of ten and three o’clock. The following NEGROES, viz: Cato, Arm% sted, Ned, Coco, Milley and her child, Mary, Frissilla, Delila, Lucy, and her three children, Isaac, Jacob, and Bella. Also, the following Tracts of Land, laying and being in F.ast-Florida, viz : One Tract coirt taining two hundred and six'y acres, more Qr less, situated on Mills’s Swamp. One tract containing 175 acres more orlesjf, situated on Hells River, with the improvements thereon; one tract, containing six thousand eight hundred and eighty six acres, more or less, situated on the waters ofNassaw River.- One tract containing five thousand four hundred and sixty acres, more oi less, situated on Bell’s River—One tract, containing three thousand rix hundred and fifty four acres, more or less, situated on Brandy Branch—One tract contain ing two hundred and seventy acres, more or less, situated on - McQueen’s Swamp—One tract containing two hundred acres, more or less, situated on Bells River, and one lot ia the town of Fernandina. The above property pointed out by the de fendant to satisfy an Execution issued out of the Sixth Circuit Court of the United States fqr the District of Georgia, in favor of William F. Kelh Vs. Eieuzcr Waterman,—Conditions of Sale Cash. M. BOOG Dy M. St Mary’s ma-ch 16—70 marc h 23 I3_y linker and Minton, ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. On the first Tuesday in June next, will be sdfis * in front of the Court-House iu Savannah, be tween tho usual hours, The Huddings on Lot No. (4i)) Warren Ward, in said city, together w ith the tui expired term ofthe lease of said lot, being tho remaining part of the . state of H. H son, dec. Sold by virtue of an order of the hon. the Info rior Court of Chatham County, by order of the administrator Terms cash. april 6 Exchange on Providence. It. L For sale by S. MANTQN, rrtWTh 29 Rice’s-wharf.