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About The Savannah museum. (Savannah, Ga.) 182?-1822 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1822)
Sbatmnnatj: TUESDAY MORJVWG, April 23. FROM FRANC ft.—We have been favoured fcv a commercial friend, with Bordeaux papers to the 231 Feb. received by the brig Commerce A passenger in the (Commerce states, that on the 2Qth Feb. an army of 50,003 men, under the command of the Duke of Angouleme, were un der arms, and part of them had already marched .for Spain; the object unknown, but supposed to he for the assistance of Ferdinand, against his Rebellious subjects.—2o,ooo men had actually passed Bordeaux when the Commerce sailed, & colors were daily following. We give this report as we receive it, with the single remark, that our Paris papers of the tame date are entirely silent on the subject Charleston Courier, 20th ins!. FROM MARACAYI'.O. Captain Burr, of the brig Superb, arrived yes terday from Maracaybo, which place she left on the 11th March, Punto Palmos on the 14th, and the island of San Carlos on the 16th, informs, that on the 5h March, a party of Spanish Gue rillas, (mounted men) 180 in number, from Coro, attacked the picket guards at Alto Gracia, and drove them in. The Colombian troops soon dis persed them. In the skirmish the Spaniards dost five killed and eight or ten wounded; the Colombians none. Fifty deserters came into Alto Gracia, who reported the Spaniards to be in .vstate of starvation at Coro. On the 6th of March the Maracaybo troops, 1100 strong, under general Hares, and the Irish Legion, 250 strong, under Major Ferrier, in high spin's, crossed the gulf to Alto Gracia, and took up their line of march for Coro. General Boli var was said to be at Santa Fee. All the provisions in Maracaybo in possession of the merchants, had been forcibly taken for the sustenance of the troops, and the merchants had to receive payment in government paper, which was at 25 per cent discount. The Superb came out under convoy of the . Colombian sciir. Independt-ncia, brig Liberator and a schooner, as tender, and parted company ‘ with the squadron on the 18th in the gulf of Co ro. Markets very dull, produce high and very ’ scarce, owing to the lower class of people being impressed into government service, to proceed against Coro and Porto Cavello. ■A". York .Mi t. Ailv. Y2th inst. Prices Current at Liverpool, March 2. Ashes are of regular request, and steadily sup port our quotations; 140 bis. New-York Pots told at 435. No State Pearls in the market; 80 bis Montreal Pearls, sold at 455; and about 200 do. Pots at 3 Is for stained, and 36 for prime, and a few at 375, which price is now asked, ltark continues extremely unsaleahles, and only the test samples can be moved at the annexed rates. At auction 50 hhds good Philadelphia sold at 14s 5d ; 43 fair do at 13s 9d; 13 good Haltimore, at 13s; and 7 inferior do at 8s 9d. In Flaxseed we have not heard of a transaction, and our quota tions are quite nominal, lticc meets a ready’ sale; 202 tierces fair, new and old, at 17s 6d a 18s; and 120 tierces fair old, at 13s. Nothing done in Tar, prices nominally rather lower.— Turpentine continues in demand; 267 bis not quite half soft, sold off the quay at 14s 6d a 14s 9il; and 1030 bis sold to arrive, but the price has not transpired. About 800 bis fresh Phila delphia Flour sold at 28s. In wax, nothing do ng. The only sale of Staves is a small parcel Virginia bbl. at 13/. off the quay. 980 salted Hides sold by auction, at 4f and. Petersburg, April 1(5- Fire at Fredericksburg —The last No. of the Virginia Herald, not having reached town, the following endorsement on the Way-Bill received on Saturday nii*ht, and the annexed extract of a letter which came to hand yesterd y morning, embrace all the particulars we have been enabled to obtain, of the calamity w ichbefel the town of Fredericksburg on Friday evening last, it-’.i tract froth the Uay Hilt , received on Saturday night. At BA. M. The Post-Office and every fmuse on this side of the square, except Young’s Tavern, were this night consumed by fie. It has just stopped. The mail f'oin this place shall be furwaided fo-tnnr- r *>w. Wm. F. GRAY, P. 31. tract, dated Frederick shurg, Jjpril 13. “Gar little town was last night again vis- A’d by that element; to the fuiy of which has hi. frequently been subject. The cry 1 ‘ ti'e assailed the ears of the inhabitants 10 o’clock, most of whom had retired ['* s'td. It was discovered to be in the sta y's id Mr. j. Wellforil, on the street lead ,"e u () to the Fanners’ Bank, and there re runs no doubt but if. was (lie vile act of incendiary, The buildings being “aeden and old, the flames were rapid in )r "gress, levelling to the earth, in the °ur>e of a few hours, all the houses or* the from the one occupied by Mr. W. to Farmet's Iloiek which being tire proof j tapped its devastations. There were 27; burnt, the damages in goods fstc. ‘ c ' e not very extensive, but sufficiently •'fo excite llte warmest sympathy.” ♦ HALTIMORE, April 13. 1 UIE.— Last night, about a quarter past cvp n, the cry of fire was heard, which “ned to be the store occupied by Messrs, ‘h k & Keilog, situated on Bowly’s wharf. Gc time the engines reached the spot, i!! ! were prepared fjr action, the house had become a complete prey to the {lames. A quantity of spirituous liquors being sto red in the second story, burned with a vio lence unequalled by any thing thut we have ever witnessed. The back of the warehouse being directly upon the edge of a dock, all attempts failed to bring the hose 1 to act upon the ilame. The activity, how-j ever, nf ofcr engine and hose men enabled ‘hem to subdue an element which seemed to threaten with destruction much of the surrounding property. The adjoins* house, in which a sail loft was kept, b**ing much lower, received with a tiemedous crash, the gable end of the burning house, which sunk t the third floor and we are sorry to add, that some of our citizens, whose da i ing intrepidity had induced them to brave danger were seriously injured—we hope the number of the spft’erers is fewer than rumor states. One of the firemen fell from the roof, but we are glad to state received .no Further hui t than a sprained wrist.— How the fire originated we have not lear ned, but suppose it the work of an incendi ary.— M essrs. C. &K. lost every thing in their store, which w* j believe was to a very considerable amount. COLUMBIA, April 16. Tornado! —A violent storm of wind and hail, passed through several of the upper districts of this state on Wednesday last, doing considerable damage to the farms, buildings, fences, trees; &c. if. its progress. We have conversed with a respectable planter of Chester, who says he was on the road at the time, about 8 miles from the Court-hous**, where the hail frl! like large pebbles. The following loiter we rereiv ed from a highly respectable -ource at Cam bridge. Cambridge, Wednesday, April 10. Sin—This alieruuon between 2 ami 8 o’clock, there was a violent westerly wind, which swept through our village and did considerable injury in unroolihg of houses, and prostrating fences and palings. But the injury to our village was considerable in the death of one of our most useful ami respectable citizens—Mr. Thomas Bright man, junr. who was crushed to death be neath the ruins of his woiksoop, which was overthrown by the violence of the wind. The building was loosely put up. a large IVame with none or vpiy lew braces, and was unable to resist tbe fury ol the wind. I Mr. IS, i ghtman was attempting to make j his escape it is presumed, from the situa tion in which he was found. His death is very much and generally regretted ; he was remarkable for industrious habits, and the genera! rectitude of his deporflfient. 11 is occupation was that of a Carriage tna j ker, in which business lie was estensivelj engaged. I have heard of no other acti I dent from the storm, but in all direction* i the fences have been prostrated and trees blown up by tbe mo's. NIAGARA, MARCH 16. The Lovei’s Leap. —A met u choly ca tastrophe took [dace tie.i; the Albion Mill-, district of Gore, Oo Tuesday ! asi. A young woman who had for some time been an in mate in the bouse of John Secotd, Esq. in a fit of distraction; threw heist It over a precipice, said to be one hundred feet high, although she was not dashed to pieces, ,s inight have been expected. Th c nus -ion was so great that site survived bui a few hours, it is said she bail set her af fections on a young man, who had not made a proper return, which was the cause. [By the Richard-Plasket arrived at Charleston from Havre ] PALF.KMO, JAN. 24. It was not the Society of tanners only win* wished to throw off tire Austrian yoke, and change the form of government, but in addition to these,a great number of individ uals of other classes and professions, who had formed secret societies, and taken the name of European Liberals. Their plan was to rally all the inhabitants of the vicin ity of Palermo,and to enter that city on the 12th Jan. attacking the theatre Carolina, in which were assembled all the civil and milatarv officers, on the occasion of the an niversary of the birth of the King. At the same time, the Carbonari of Palermo were ! to seize mi the fortresses, and to proclaim the Constitution of the United States, Three days before the execution of the project, one of the conspirators disclosed it to Archbishop Goravina and measuies were taken to suppress the piracy. A great number of persons have been arrested some have been shot and others sent to Na ples. By way of precaution all prisoners have been removed from thejai Ito the ship ping, and the Glands in the neighborhood The government is proceeding to disarm the Sicilians. [Thus.it will be seen, that there is stiil a spark of revolt in Italy.'} LUCERNE, FLU. IS. A Professor of Theology at Bei lin lias been removed for writing a letter of condo lence to the mother of Sand, the assasio of Kotzebue. He has been appointed Pro fessor at the University of Kasle. The Diareo de Roma relates that a Cu rate of the diocess of Nicastro, who had re ceived from his bishop an order to explain the bull of the Holy Father, against secret societies stated to the congregation, much to their astonishment that by this bull,plen ary indulgence was granted to the Carbo nari—hut says the paper, he was soon pun ished for his interpreta'ion, for wishing to cnntiuuo the service of mass, he was in stantly struck with a diseasv which killed him soon After- Application J ’asbeen made to the French Chamber of Deputies to repeal the law oi 9l and 93, so as to give the widows and or phans of authors and artists, a hereditary right in the sale of their productions, which (according to the present law they have not. ULM. FEBRUARY 12. | The delegates of the Greek provinces ar rive from all quarters at Argos, the seat of tlit? Confess. Ali Pacha has sent eight deputies. Demetrius Ypsilsnti has no lon-, ger the military command, being entrusted j with the civil mithmity. It is 'm.t yet as certained, itowevi r, ih,it he will be Presi dent of the Congress, the majority of the memhers being, it is said, in favor of the Archibishop Ignutious. The brother of Y psilanti. is detained at Mumkatscb a state prisoner. The King of VVurtei).burgh has refused the joint desire of the Chur's of Berlin and Vienna, that he would subject the liberty of the press to restraints si ini ler to tho-e which they had imposed in tbeir dominions. —He replied, shat beyond the decrees of I the Congress of Ca< Isbad, he would nevei restrict tin* expression of thought. The celeb'ated Al. de Pradt is nomina- j ted l>y the Constitutional party, as a candi date for the Chamber of Deputies in France j from Kouen. Certain Spanish emigrants in France,} have been ordered by the government at the desire nf Spain, to retire to Bordeaux ! and to Toulon. j ) Vert of Savannah. A I! IllVRI). Ship Corsair, Porter, New-York, 6 days, to C C Griswold Si co. owners, with r. full cargo to Gandry & Btifimre, ,1 Brown, A Parsons, E L Si .1 IV Whitlock, C Kelsey & co. N B Weed & co VVT Williams, II S Atwood, J Hook. Police Si M'Kenzic, .1 H liru.cn & Brothers. Duhamel & Auze, .1 Dickson Si co. It Campbell, M Marsh, J Penfield &. co. Hoag Si Jarvis, J P Henry, Geo. Schley, It I) Hathaway, St urges & Hunter, J \V Long-. F Gillett &>’ co. A Cornwall, Johnston Si Hills, J Meigs, and Tlt Price. The C. experi enced ofi'Cape H-tteras, heavy squalls and vari able weather, attended with a heavy sea front the southward and eastward—the ship suffered much in the loss of light sails and main yard. Brig Joseph Holdridge, New-York, 5 day 9. and 29 hours from Cape Hatteras.with merchan dize, to J Latlirop (J co. owners, Johnston and Hills, .1 Course, R Campbell, & \V Scarbrough. Sailed in co. with ship Corsair and sell Sea-Lion. |On the 16th, spoke a sciir from St. Thomas for New-York. Sell. Gen. Jackson, ITa.Het, Baltimore, 52 ds. with corn to Hail Si Hoyt. Sloop Mary, Brown, Charleston, 12 hours, to 1 Cohen, with a full freight to G New hall, .1 B Herbert is. co. .1 Koprnan, Al! Fannin & co. \V Scarbrough, Miller & Fort, T S Luther, Gaudrv & Dufaurc, It Richardson is? co. and Perry and Wright. Sloop Rapid, Perry, Charleston, 12 hours, to I Cohen, F. l.igen, D Carney, jr. J Gumming Si son and S J Bryan. Steam boat Georgia, Dubois, Darien. 11 days with cotton to order. 8 passengers. CLEARED, Brig Levant, Chadwick, N;York —Hall & Hoyt Brig Telegraph, Clark I do. We understand th.r Mr. Jy’ Pole Boat Par agon, loaded with co coming down the river, was upset, having run against a tree, occasioned by a great fresh. Tbe ship Augusta, Beebe, 6 days, brig Hope, Chrmplin, 5 days, and brig Native, Cole, 7 days, from this port, arrived at NYork on the 11th. The ship Robert Edwards, for this port, sailed from NYork on the 11th inst. The hrig Belv idere, Hichards.4 days from this port, arrived at NYork ou the 15th inst- CHAIU.ES I ON, April 20. Arrived—U. S. brig Spark, capt. Elton, from a cruise and last from St, Johns River, E. F. On the 17th inst. off St. Johns, boarded sloop Marv- Ann, from Savannah for St. Augustine. On the 15th inst. in a a*vere gale, swamped one of our boats, and lost Thomas M'Euen, a seaman, over board. Brig Commerce. Croft, Bordeaux, 49 days. 11. B. M’s schr Speedwell, Lieut. Geary, from Nassau, and last, from Havana. Steam.boat Charleston, Ronnell, Savannah, 2 days. NEW-YORK, April 12. Arrived—ship Columbia, Rogers, 37 (Is. from Liverpool; shi Ariosto, Delfosse, late Smith, 58 days from Princes Island, Coast of Africa; brig Bordeaux, Butman, 69 days from St. Salvador; — ! brig Superb, Bun. from Maracaybo; brig Admit tance, Moody, 19 days from Mobile, brig Fox, | Wheeler, from Mobile; schr Diligent, Stan wood, of Gloucester, 67 days from Leghorn. Below—ship William-Tell, Clark, 65 days fin Liverpool; brig Seneca, Dutch, 65 days from Montevideo. APRIL 16. Arrived—ship Virginia, Reeve, 11 days from St. Croix; ship President. Fanning, 96 hours fm Charleston, brig Hall. Gaui, 14 days from New- Orleans; brig Hibernia, Hutchinson, 14 days fm New-Orleans; brig Pomona, Bright, from Madei ra, via Charleston; Br. brig domly, Gray, 93 days from I),,idee; schr Kegtilus, Lampreli, 54 days from hies; schr Eagle, Sould, 13 days tin St. Tnomas; sloop Haxall, Holmes, 15 days fm Vera Cruz; schr. Pacification, Kemptor., 11 days from Jacquemel; Below, ship Camillus, from Greenock. APRIL 17. Arrived, ship Camillus, Peck, Greenock, 59 days; brig Betsey, Cunningham, Matanxas, 15; brig Cobosse Conti, Jackson, Havana, 12. Shipwreck. —The ship Citizen, captain Coring, 157 days from Manilla, with a cargo ol 9570 bags of sugar to Messrs. 1 lot t Town, was lost at 8 o’clock on Tuesday morning last on Prir antiue Shoal opposite Absconi Inlet, near Egg Harbor, ifi a gale from E. N. E. When she struck, en deavored to wear round, but she still hung on; then hove all back, but to no purpose, and she beat over the shoal early in the morning and sunk in 5 fathoms water. Captain Loring and crew were taken off’ by the schooner Union, Mersereau, of Staten Island, and landed at Abse. com. Captain L. arrived in town on Saturday morning. He has been sick nearly three months, and obliged to confine himself below in bad weather. A violent tryphoon was experienced at Manil la on the 18th October, in which the the Ajax of New-York, had her rudder knocked off. The China, of Salem, had her larboard chains all car ried away, with other damage. The Citizen was run ibu! of by* small schooner, which they cut c adrift—the schr. afterwards upset, and ail on ■ board perished. PHILADELPHIA. April 13. Arrived—ship Warren, Webb, 56 days from Liverpool; ship Rebecca Sime, Brewer, 56 days’ from Liverpool; ship Pacific, Moore, 96 days fm Calcutta and Madrass ; ship TennesSe, Barnes, 14 days from New Orleans; brig Timandra, Y; r nal), 35 days from Pernambuco; brig Com. Per ry, Selby, 6 days fin Havana; brig Louisiana, Ma tcomber, 39 days from St Michaels; brig Juno, [Smith, 15 days fm St Eustalia; brig J. Coulter, ! Hill, Havana. % days; schr L. G. Eyre, Collinson, 1 9 da\ sfm Aguidilia. for Charleston , The regular uacket sloop NIAGARA. Jliailsl?Fowler, master, w ill sail on Wednesday afternoon, 24. h iivt. For freight or passage, Laving {>ood accommodations, apply 1 1* the capt on board, or to S II fISKE. at■ ril 2? 3 i Morris-oi’s btt-i'dings. For Charleston, The regular packet : ioop RAPID, jSggyd Perrv, piaster, v, i I meet with qu o.f dispatch For height or passage, l.av i g good lecommodations, apply to ti. master on board at Exchange wharf, ol ti ISAAC COHEX. j april 23 <■ For New-Vovk , The regular pi cket ship CORSAIR, i L Porter, master, wid meet with dispatch. For freight or passage having ele j gant accommodations, app v to capt Porter on j board at Taylor’s wharf nr to I ."Pril 23 <T O. C ‘GRISWOLD : Cos. Notice. j Eg** HE Pews in the Baptist Church will he nf 1 sered for rent t until the Ist day of Decern ber next) on WEDNESDAY the 24di inst at 4 o’clock, P. M. >’or further information rela ting thereto, apple to cither ot the subscribers. JOHN SPICK, J PEN FIELD. april 23 95 Stolen, FROM the subscribe rs on the 19th instant, • Saddle, Bridle and Marti gale; a libera ’ (■.ward will be given on apprehension of tbe thief or on delivery of the above articles to LEYJSTON A CANDLER april 23 96 SO barrels Ale , IANDING from ship Gen Curb gton £# far i sale by L. 11. SAGE ft CO. april 28 96 llydc’s Snap. boxes Hyde’s *.v ut<* r Soap, received pe>- sch Gen the manufacturer al Baltimore, hy , h ’ 1 subscriber will be constantly s - nojied Daniel” c.fhNKv. ,i april 23 ni Milliter's b'li’-l- t One Hilliard ‘Fable and Ann A • l ra’ vs w |AY be had cheap;—Enquire at this office. ! a V l apt il 23— e* Lost, S7IROM a Bank Book, on Saturday la:t. One Hundred Dollars, in a note ol i o\es of o .e of the hanks of this state, the finder wif receive a suitable reward by applying al the office of this paper. 96 aj.il 23 810 Reward. STOLEN from tbe residence >.f the subscri ber in Congress-street, on r'aluiiiay last, four Tabic ami seven Tea, all.V! H SPOONS; (■ne marked I S. K in cypher, all the oih vs with the letter F. Fen doHarr will he i>aid for the thief and the property or Five, dollars for either. ELIAS FORT a[iril 23 i Whiskey, (Jin liny. Landing from ship Corsair. 50 ibis Whisk-y 50 do Gin 67 bundles Hav. For sale by april 23 C. C GRISWOLD ;• CO. Paints, Oil, Window (: ic.ss tyc. AUGUSTUS COHN’‘.VA* HAS received per ships Gaionnc, Genera! Carrington, Corsair, and brig Pa' 1 "! fa, sir. additional supply of the above artie'e SUO kegs London and J.iv.-rpocl v” ‘ e . , ] ground in oil, in 23,56 and 112 ;b rg.< 100 kegs Spanish Brown, ground in oil lUO do Verdian Heil do 100 do Yellow Ochre do 100 do black Paint do 5 )0 gallons Linseed Oil 150 do Spirits Turpentine 500 do Lamp Oil 300 boxes American, English, French r German Wind >w Glass, assoi ted, f'-om 1 7 by 9 to 13 by 18 Together with a general assortment of Paints J and Painters Artic'es, which will be sold on ae commodating terms at his Paint S'ore in Wh ta-i kers reet, near Col Slielrrkn’s Mansion House.; ALSO, IO bis first quality Albany Ale april 2? 96 Milline t. TA IGHT hundred piece white ana olourcd Ci MILLIN'ETS, fp. Cebv TAFT t* SIBLEYS april 22 h Money Found. BY a colored boy, the owner may hear of it !>„■ making application at this office, and give ?. tisfactionas to property and paying so this advertisement, ap -il 20 94 I.OSt, VS ADDLE with plat rd Stirrup Irons, be tween Bulloch’s AVbarf and Yamercraw. The finder will be rewarded bv leaving it at the Store of L H. SAGE U Cos. april 18 c 92 I)A MEN GAZETTE. THE undivided half ofthe interest in the Da rien Gazette is for sale—Terms liberal. For particulars, apply at the office to J. M MAXWELL. april 21 95 1 wtitnoiip. Ly John Shick, Jr. (THIS DAY', 23d instant, at 11 o’clock, will be sold in front of his Auction Room, No 2, Com merce row, A variety of GOODS. Particulars m a future advertisement, april 23 c j 'fills DAY, 23d instant, at half-past 11 o’clock* i precise!} , will be sold in front of his Auction | Boom, N0.2 Commerce-row, a very desirable; iS't of G l -ASM SV r Mi n', consisting of rich cut Decanters, Tumblers, Wine anil Con ial Glasses, Salt Cellers, Sic. Sic. ALSO, One superb large CARPET, april 23 c By linker £5 Minton. On THURSDAY. 25th inst. at half past 10 o’- clock, will be solu before ou.* store, h geiieraj assortment of GIWCmiFS, Fc. And at 12 o’clock, instore, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DUY GOODS. april 33 On TUESDAY, o'fih inst. at 12 o’clock, Id fiont of our Auction Store, . will be sold, 28 shares Bteaia Goat Stock. Terms flash. 7 /* l tie editor of the Augusta Herald will please give (he above advertisement two insert, tions and send his bill to the Republican oificb for payment. april 22 For New-York, Gic coppered superior packet ship • ARON NK, John .Molt, master, being ” ‘ tur. .a loaded, v. ill sail on Wednesday next. For height or (>a-sage, lidiring very superior am commodations, appy to capt. Mott; oh board, gs •Vnciaux’. wharf, or to JOHN LATH HOP ii CO. apt 122 95 Drafts on Philadelphia, ‘i T i ire, day's sight— Fo.* .*>aie in * J- H. REID & CO. april 22 9.5 Turkey Figs. ,1 IfcNE hundred drums, landing and for sale bv MITCHELL &. BARTLETT april 20 o For Sale , , TuACT of Land drawn in the last Land i “ttery. \ O . 220, 15th district—Mat bo chased on reasonable terms by applying #t april 20 94 Corn. !}<OUU thousand bushels Maryland CORN-, for sale b> JOHN LATHROP & CO. april 1! 85 Dice Carrels. 200 whole “i r “ c. n*s 200 halt do 62$ — ior sale hy J MEIGS, Bulloch’s buildings, ftpril 17 d§ MJUIOGAJS TANARUS, “” X Large assortment <d .Mahogany suitable for 5 Cabinet-P'akers, Carpenters and others—- kf-ut constai th on hand, and will be sold utt reasonable terms. J. W MORRELL, a l ir| ! 1” Church hvitiHnp). Deer. 25 bbls first quality Albany BEER, landing front orig Telegraph and for sale by DF.LAMATF.R Si STARK. april 16 c Fare old Jam. hum , Cheshire Cheese, fyc. IS the Oglethorpe, capt Jayne, just arrived". P The subscribers have received, 8 puncheons of choice old Jamaica Rifm 2u Cheshire Cheeses HJ casks half-pint Tumblers ALSO, 0 udes best Btrehtz Oznaburgs. sale by j. B. HERBERT & Go. ” 13 87 Cut Nails § Lemons. 70 casks Cut Nails assorted 10 boxes Messina Lemons, very fresh For gale F, CRANK, Jr. april B—B3 Williamson’s store*: Siis;ar , J Vails &c. 10 lihds prime Sugar 164 bbls do do 100 casks cut Nails 40 bbls Gin 40 do Vassß.ru Ale Leather and Hair Trunks and Karnes Now landing and for sale by april 9 c W LfPPITT, & Cos. White Velvet. EORIiM W. COE i as just received some. I twitiid WHITE VELVET for Painting, april 19 i To Druggists, Merchants and others. A RESPECTABLE Young Man who intend? to make this climate his permanent resi dence anJ is possessed of the first rate abiiitie* as a Druggist and Apothecary, is a good pen : mail and has a knowledge of business in geuer ; al, having devoted upwards of 10 years to i* wishes to obtain a situation in the Druggist c anv other business in this city or elsetvliere.- A note addressed to P. and left at this ofSri will meet with immediate intention.—Expecta tions mode ate. april 19—h” Notice. IN my absence Hxxux S. Atwoop will act • my attorney. AARON MORGAN april 22 and , \
