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About The Savannah museum. (Savannah, Ga.) 182?-1822 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1822)
* ’ ‘ TRIDJIY MORJWJVG, May 31. Hy the* ship Qromo, 27 days from Glasgow we have received files of the Edinburg paper tip to the 26th April. The Glasgow Herald of the 26'h observes, Tlie dispatches from Vienna of the 11th instant, hold out strong expectations of peace in the East’. Ireland is stated to be quieter than formerly ; bill in some parts of it, particularly in the co inty of Clare, the population is threatened with all the lu*r ors of famine. T.he King’s hirrh day was celebrated with great pomp and ceremony in Glasgow. In keeping the peace, the Herald observes, our magistrates have on recent occasions, had a dif fic lit duty to perform ; on this as on former oc casions they tonic every precaution winch pru dence could dictate ; so that if it had been ne cessary they would have acted with the greatest promptitude; but the spirit of the times is much ! altered, and every thing went off with the great est harmony. A petition was got up at the Trades’ House, ‘ Glasgow, to both Houses of Parliament, praying Hg.'inst any further concessions to the Roman Catholic Peers A voting man ofMediven paid his addresses to young a dams.-1 of Ihe jam • place, which were accepted, and .he banns u re proclaimed; a'ter wlf cU the young maiden thought amp • o and aw back. An action was br mgh’ v.'*'> H< her bv her discarded lover, and it was deeded tint he should recover 2) poun h. Ot hearing the de cision she offered to perform her trig u con- , tract; but the swain indtgmn'v refused her j The visit of George IVdi to the continent| was spoken of as a matter of certainty, and ‘be j German papers were full of the accoun's of ure partitions for his reception. ‘! mover. Pari* and Vienna, it is stated are included in his tour. The winter which had been remarks!)!v mild in the East of Europe, was excessively severe •In Iceland. The miners in the Green of Glasgow have foml coal at ‘he depth of 13 1 f et. The s'ii| Either, Col.shil. from Charleston 4br Liverpool. Was lost r. mv Waterford, and the Glasgow Herald of the iothult. reports eight of liie crew uro .vnv ’. The Isabella, Williamson, fr. fork to Clyde, wasdrivcn on shore n-av Wexford, on tlie -list Apr!!; master an 1 mate saved, tiie rest of t e crew and pwingtn drowned.. Tlie Fablus w.vs up to sail from Belfast f..r Baltimore; on the 23. h April—also. *he John Dickenson, Bancb, fur Is■ kork, same suv. Mr. TUwti.kt —When a Deacon of n Chtpcli, ■a member o. the Bible Society, mul a promoter ■of Missions, h ppens to became a creditor of another who has faded- when ho is appointed one of a committe e of three, to r eceive and dis pose of the property, and after “ts disposal, ob tains fraudulent possession of the notes from ahotheroftire committee wL was special-y ap pointed to keep possession ot them, a id make a dividend —when his claim .mounts to only a thousand cl -dlji --, a id the potesth-.0, improperly vithbc.M amount to f.nr thr isnd ‘i:\-\js, a ;).art of which have been and scu.m'.'.-ci lot* tire private benefit of this individuid ; and who when called on by a committee of the creditors to ask, net what belongs to him, but to claim their ow> rises the language <.f inso'eirce, atrd ovdevs the committee ont of doors — l e, tnch a tnsti dr. nerve any further,confident —does he not pol lute the church ?—Does he not disgrace religion —is he a Christian, a Jew, a Mali imetaii, or ail i'nlidcd. Is iie hones 1 , cr is he a nurse. • Q. [We arc not a’.vare tbit a Oise exact'y like’ that supposed by our correspondent, eve - ’ occur red among honorable merchants —hut should a transaction like this happen to take place . ere- ‘, after, v.e doubt not but the coTiiipiinn . wii: fil’d slitting name for it. Ed. M:tseu:>..] i •H.B. M.brig Argus, arriv ed 5k veye fterday, ieft Kingston, (Jam ) on the 8 b inst. at which ‘:me • lie merchants and plants rs were anxiously wait ing orders bom home, for the opening of the West India porta to Am< ream commerce. Itis reported that the vis't of the Argus to tlvs put, has some connexion well the trial of ccr- I -tain pirates, who are to be arrjftgiu and before the j I ‘Thiitffl States Court in this cby. in & fetv dstys. I Some of them are said to he r. - l'mrtxd with the ‘ I murderers ofthe capmin of a ?t. .sit br.g, on the, I coast Os Cuba, about, three mnn’ us since. [ Cnadetioii Cotirier, AL.-t, 29. | FROM HAVANA. j | tly th” sd\r. Eliza and Tolly, we yc A rrdr.y re- j I evived “uvana papers to theft’;! insi. Tn ore of I them (ofthe 11th inst.) we find thr following I remarks bv-the Governor, Don ‘Sheet. •* Murr. I ‘“•pur. a letter piihll.sb-d in the Visited fAMcs, in I Vhirh it was assorted that the island of Cuba I arevoliitiiuiary state :—ib. ■t; “Having Understood that ms or nu •• o of the ■ •public prints in the Visited States, having given Kijhjjfety to a letter written fro ts *•>"•• capital, • ■ sitting that the Island of Cuba w;-.s then in a state ■ 1 aaarcisy, and advising the cit’.zenr.snd foreign ■wrj residing here to remove their f ntlsand pro ■ ,'erty—; take this opportunity to con'radic/ so ■ £ :S * ahd prejudicial a statement ; ami to assert ■ *•>*!- -affirm, that the city of Havana a id itaenvi mw in a state of perfect t-aro i Vr'y, paying B i ’w rr . v respect to the laws of the island,and a due ■ ‘aSApl to the constitution of the ft r unisli moti.ir ■ ; under a that ka g vcorn under Avhich-they npn c-,|: n:c greatest and*prosperity And in order that r, 't’ce may reach foreign nations, 1 deem l 55 " 0 !’!'. - to insert it in the Public Diarlo, and-to SB;*’* c -7-s.of tl,e litano sertt'to th* different foreign Consuls and Agents residing in this ci ty.’* One of the barges fitted out at Havrna in quest of pirates, returned to port on the 11th ; ns'. without having made any captures. The papers contain nothing late from Europe, )r from the .Spanish Main. .Markets at Havana. May 22—White Sugars, 7 n~i ; Brown do 3 a 3£ , Muscovados, 4.5, a 5, scarce! Coffee 23 a 94; Molasses, 51 rials per keg; Rice, S}, present duties 118 cents per cwt; Flour, 15, duties 8 625. ’ldle Custom-llouse regulations, are now ad hered to very rigidly—several American vessels have recently been seized for informality in their proceedings on arrival. j Extract from a letter to the Editor of the Chari- J j esioii Mercury tinted “ ‘ avail na, May 21,1822. j “Immense quantties of Sugars are dailv “hip- j , ping for Spain The convoy, to sail on the 28th ] inst. will be immensly valuable in produce and money. Among tthe arrivals yesterday, there I jwcrc three v. ssels which had been plundered and their captain and crews verv m ich abused, jd’ e pa ticulars are no no doubt reported to | Captain Biddle, of the Macedonian, who bears] j the reputation here of being a most excellent | 1 officer and well ca eulated to do his country : service in t. is quarter. “ d'lm British frigate Tribune sailed for En- 1 gland a tw davs ago. A good deal of civility an 1 harmony prevailed with the British and American officers till the evening previous to their parting, when it is said some disputes were ah ut being settled by duels, but they were for tunately prevented.” ,‘Hiv 22.— I The Grampus has sailed on a cruise tc the windward.” NFAV-YORK, May 20. Review of the Mar’ ete for the ‘not w -eh. Cotton. —The import of the week wan 843 bale--: from North Carolina 131; South Carolina, j’O; Louisiana 24; Virginia 20; Georgia 302; : Port-au-Prince 26. i'he sales were very large, amounting to about 05.0 bales or all descriptions, The cl’.icf trans-’ actmns M ere in inferior Alabama*, Uplands, anrl Tennessee's, for exportation—in the two former at 13} a.14, and the latter at 13 al4 cents. Some sales of fair Upland and Alabama were made at 15 a 15}. Louisiana ranged from, 15} to 18 cts. There was hut idle enquiry for fine parcels, the prices of which may he reduced, the holders feeling disoosed to submit to lower rates than at our last. Besides the sales, large shipments were made—audit is estimated that no less than , 5000 bales were taken out of market. Flour. — We cannot notice the least variation in our flour market. The business lias been steady but not active. The stock of New-York flour is ; not large; there is a fair supply of Virginia—Bal timore and Philadelphia are scarce. Sugars • The import of the week has been large. The business of the we k remained ve ry inactive—and in tlie absence of sales it is dif ficult to give quotat'ons. Molasses. —The business ofthe week was ex extensive, and sales were made at tlie asking prices of the preceding week. The market may be considered as improved, and the article much more firm than our last. The following sales were made—About 280 hhds. Matanzas, good and bad, at 28} cents; 100 do. superior, t c . tail'ng. .32 cents; 60 do. Havana, 30 cents; 40 do Trinidad Cuba, superior, 33 cents; 40 do. Gua dalnupe, , 32 cents; 20 do New-Orleans do. 38 a 31) —besides sales of oilier parcels, •which \vi. .ft iid not get the particulars of. lle tailing nr/ ‘Vs • wanted. ** ‘ •if Coffee. ‘kins 1 ‘ertb’e sales of coffee have tafc c p"a;*c tr uirc lt> iQ close of the week, princi pally in Siyosite at 2i a 25 casii, and 25 a a :6, on tli J oflo*’®, redit This quality is sought in prefeK ,a l?.*o other;;, for retailers. Green P.ivto R'coand I/igiiira have been much enquir ed after, hut from its scarcity, holders are firm for high prices. The Havana at market is ex tensive, in general of inferior qualities, and is in l less demand. Owing to the unsettled state of 1 tlie market, we cannot vary our last quotations v.'th an'-'probability of coming nearer the true valueofllie article in general. .V'.ji-t'.-. Bordeaux Brandy has declined, and sales were made at 1 35 ami at 1 36 cents, which is a reduction from previous rates. Whiskey lias improved a trifle. St. Croix rum has declin ed Tobacco. —Nearly all tlie old crop is gone out of market. The supplies of Virginia and Ken tucky arriving is considerable. Nearly all the sales of Kentucky made this season have been at suction—The business doing at private sale is j limited; but. about 20 libel . was offered at atic-j tionthis week, which brought from 3rto 4 cents. The Bov. Robert Bruce was installed as princi pal ofthe Western Vniv'-rsity of Pennsylvania,* at Pittsburgh, on Friday, 10tii May last. The Pittsburgh Merc-v, noticing the establishment of this University, ob erves —“We cannot close the account oflkis intcre ting ceremony without congratulating our fellow’ citizens on the estab lishment of tins valuable institution in this city. The gentlemen chosen to fill the different pro fessorships in the university, it may fearlessly he said, are second to none, in the different depart ments of literature and science, and the oppor tune es which ire llms afforded of gaini g for our youth, at home, a a reduced expense, a finished educ tlon, ought not, and certainly will not, belightly estimated.” Jcci'tent.— On Sunday evening, as a gentle man in his gig. wth his wife and infant in her arms, was returning home, it being nearly dark, his horse plunged into a large hole, which, had been carelessly lef open in Arch near Frpnt-st. j The shaft s immedi itely snapt; the gentleman was thrown o>d. anti the horse ‘1 ragged the lady ami child some distance before they could be rel* ev ed. All the pa'tics received Considerable Jnju a.y—Phiiati. 6’oc. * r LATE FROM CAR ACC AS. Our very attentive and obliging corres -1 pandents at Laguira and Curaccas have forwarded us with their usual promptitude, a variety of papers, &c. by the Ranger ar riving at New-York. We hasten to lay before our readers the following: Halt Tel. La Gntjra, Apvil 22rf, 1822. Dispatches have been this moment re ceived from Coro, communicating the wel-| come intelligence that G-n. Morales, in at- 1 tempting the reduction of that neighbor-! hood, has been suddenly surprised by three divisions of the Patriot army, and is awkwardly placed in the centre of trian gle, which they fora. His return to Por* | to Cabello, or to any place of .embarkation, being thus intercepted, the.e can be little | doubt that his capture will precede the im jmediate capitulation of the last resting! ‘place of Spanish power on ;bis continent,j jnnd the conquest of that dreadful dungeon of Spanish despotism. You may safely predict t! e fall of Porto] Cabello, in two or three r.onihs; should this event be deferred, it will be imputable ;only to the inactivity, not to he impotence Jof the Colombian General, Americans | Imre who know the illegal capture and condemnation of the Caly; o, are itnpa jtieotly expecting soire nu.al force from IT. Slates, to ret luiin this property, or se cure indemnification by repi is'iis. * April IHh, 1822. The Ranger is to sail to-df.y, and i hope she may mi fallow the Calypso to Porto Cabello, as a prir.e. By t! e Calypso I wrote you, and the Spaniat !s have my letters, or else they were diddered to the •‘Genii of the deep.” The Young Brutus will sail for Ba'tnnore about'he 10th May General Paez has been contracting the lines upon Porto Cabello, : nd when the Colombian squadron,of 8 vessels,blockade the port, (which will fake place iu 6 or 8 davs,) s successful attack m <y be made to reduce this formidable fertreis. Caraccas, April 2.3, 1523. Subsequently, however, to t >e. last num ber, we have teceived intelligence that, Cumaribo, near the (M* of C no, has been occupied bv Col. Pinango. On the 10th inst. M mdes was at Altu G. acia, near Ma racaybo,: v/itli his army, but he can make no attempts on that c ity by land, arid must embaik if In* contemplate* an attack ; and as he hu* neither boats nn>- vessels to put in execution tiis designs, lie must shortly] be cut up and annihilated ny the patriot! armies tin either side of him. frt a.l li’ion to the above, which we issu ed iu an extra sheet on Haiti ,|jv, we now add the following articles from ‘EI Jingo Volomhiano,” nf the 6;h nit, viz: Fnivinee of Corn and Puer'.o C b. ll<>. i In ti;p absence of official infmuation, • we deem it our duty t nr*trt to ‘lie pub lic such account* of the state of the war in ihe province of Coro as have been fu>- , nislied ti, by what we deem unquesituna- 1 . tile autlmrily. I'lie diseu.barlcationtif the Spanish force; : in Ihiragoana, their occupation of Coro, | and the unfortunate Suiierider of about , rH) of our troops at La Vela tie Coro, at e even s ;. - v ally knowi, though as yet we are unfurnished with tlie details. The ’ objects of thin 2 xpedition were, no doubt, to cecrii't the t _ anisli force, and prevent the stret.ythening of Puerto Cabello; bot,| above all. to support the hopes and spirits’ of the royalist party in Colombia, by npen.j ing a communication nidi tlie interior, and crearinga war of Guerillas similar to that; which had been attempted by Alejo, and Tamos. To counteract these attempts the Patriot forces were put in movement from Maracaybo and Valencia. On the 28;h Jan. fieri. Prz marched for B rquLemeto, wlieie the bat'aii >n bravos if Apure, Oro noc.o, and three squadrons were assembled, ami put into motion under roh Pmango.— 1 ■ | The division of Col. Eras, from Maiucay bo, consisting chieily of the battalions Cu rabubo, Maucaybo and ‘J'lidotes, on the 8 It inst. was in llabajure, 8 days march from Coro; the bravos of Apure weie in Ya'iatagu.i the baftaliun of Orouncoin San F?!ijit>, Gen. Fat - /, having directed these njieialions, returned on tlie 24th to Valen eiii, where are the battalion* of AnZoate gui grenadiers, Bnyaca, and two squadrons ; of the cavalry of Tocuito, Guacara, and , San Diego. < Already the advanced parties of tlie | enemy have been beaten in every direction ,in winch they have appeared. Apaityof 1200 men who a t.-mpted to pnr.plraie by Vig.irima into the vallies of Guucara, was! routed on the £sih ult. by a company • I our troops, as \ Vi( s ui-o a second par.ty fliat, i attempted a sally on the roast at Fatcme-! 1 mo near Bnrburata. In both these efl'iirs ’ the Spaniards lu-t munitions nf war, pro visions, arms and prisoners: and on Inc 12th inst. our Guerillas made 12 prisoners in HI Fali'o, close to Fuerto Cabella. Oo die Gtli F’ b. La “fuire haii returned,t tn Fuerto Cabello, leaving the ti.i>talj (til , \ Hostalrich in Coro, and that of Bati’, ns „ u ! the river Tocuyo; but this force Morales j subsequently concentrated in C'.,n, where j i his whole strength, may amu to 1500 1 ’ men. t' om the nature of tlvN country which lies betwixt Ra.qtisipg < ., 9?li ,j Coro,a san dy <!e*er destitute b ,th of water ahd pro visions, it is (bv ,os that military move ment*, eUtter to f, „ n) t|te coast, must be dory v.nd tldlicult; sen! Morales tnuut I'let.cforc-, for some time longer, continue it'.tp idle, boast of occupying .tract of ste jrile a.n<l exhausted country. The event, |tt"Vfevcr, is no longer dubious : such is the debilitated state of the Spanish force, that history or defeat roust prove equally fatal! to them. To maintain themselves on tua, coast will soon be impossible. What Mo rales was unable to effect with 12,000 ve terans, wili scarcely be attempted by the contemptible Morales with 1500 troops, dispirited and beaten on ail sides, by tlie same troops who defeated the lasi Spanish army on the field of Carabob •. Quito. —By.a letter from the vice presi jdei.t of the Republic to the editor oft he ] J Marcabo Gazette* it appears (baton th*j ; 13th of Dec. the President marched from: Bogota for Popart an, to open the camneign ot Quito, with a formidable army. The w ,ir of Quito is, in fact, a bagatelle. It is ex tremely doubtful if the bpaniurds will even think of resistance in the present state of Sou ill America. An araii>tice for 90 days is already stated to have been concluded . on the ?.2d Nov. betwixt gen. Sucre and col. lobe: the latter proposing to send three officers to obtain information of the state cl Peiu, the Isthmus, C.trtngena and Spain, on which report the Spanish govero ment of Quito might frame its ulterior pro ceedings. Rumors are confidentially cir culated (list advice have been received ] b orn Spain via Gibraller, of (lie intentions j of that country to recognize the indepen dence of Colombia. Ihe liberal and de cided policy if the court of Portugal, with the steps already fatten in tlie ch imber of icprcHentrtives ,Ts the United States, and the British Paiiiamen ; together with the strong feeling now become general tu Eu rope, in support of this me.isuie, incline to the belief that if art iota r,f common sense be mingled in the councils of S; am, she will hasten to avail hertelf of the few ad vantages she still pcsse>sps, to treat with j Colombia on more than equal term* of com mercial profit. We protest, however, a gainst paying too dearly for a recognition :t will soon be ridiculous, as it is already fruitless to withhold.. Markets— Cacao Si 9 a lOp; Coffee 19; Hides If a 11J; Indigo lTa scarce. Plour SI2 a 14; Coni, limns smi ship bread, none in the market; slams 20 a 22 et-. Iff; Che-e IS 18 a 20; Patter 28 a 99 rt-; Cindies 29 | a 80. liti in lie r and Naval Stoies, none in tlieniarket; Candles, Spermaceti 75 cent*; i oltuccn, n.* sales, the government having a monopoly. Ihe Proident's message, recognizing the Independence of the Spanish provinces of South America, was published in btuii languages in the same paper from which the government patagraphs are taken. sSfe Port of Savannah. I’ JfHJtTVF.n. Ship Dromo, Pollard, ‘27 days from Gvrenock, to A Low fk Cos. owners. Sehr Mu'hairv, Rohertson, 13 clavs fr. New. bent, N C. with bacon and coni, to Douglass & Sorrell. Sloop F.xpress. Wing. 7 days from Baltimore and five from Norfolk, with an assorted cargo, to | Hall £-f Hoyt (consig.) F,. Williams <3 Cos J. Ddcbainp, j?B. Herbert Zi Cos. Douglass Z3 Sor rell, Z3 Hall & Hoyt. CLEARED, Slnp Ilomer, Ker, Greenock, J. 11. Beid fir'eo Brig Penelope, Ciiisotm, Liverpool J Woodrow The sloops \iarv, Monro, anil Niagara. Fowler jliave arrived at Charleston, j The ship Th<urns Fowler, Canrl'er, for this i port, cleared at Boston on the 17ili inst. i The sloop Express, Wing, for this port, clear ed at Baltimore on the 22d inst. j I'lie ship Corsair, Porter, for this port, sailed ‘from New-York on the 19th inst. CHARLESTON, May 29. Arrived, ship Rubicon, Foster. Boston, 10 ds. Schr Gold Hunter, Loveiaitd, Neiv-Haven, 9 days. j Schr William Penn, Foster, Philadelphia, 13 days. 1 An English brig of war, from Havana, name ; unknown, took a pilot yesterday. Schr Eliza b Pollv, Forsyth, Havana, 4 days. Savannah pile,-boat Minerva, from a cruize Sloop Venus, 1 uddington. St Augustine Sloop Linnet, Itov *uui, Darien, 2 days. For New-York, jriVSv The Packet sjyL*£ S'onp F.SAF.X —Rogers mister .- U m aai! the day after to-morrow (StfNR \Y.) For freight oi p .sign, having good a'ccouimo dations. Autdv to the master ot\ board at Ex cliartge \V ha f, or to may 31 i ISAAC COHEN For Vi ul li m ore, The. vcgula’ - Pa-ket PA< ICI.'l , A Terailligcr master: Wii’ J..(ve iir.ine'.tiatc dispatch. For freight ct parMige, b'.nuivg good accommodations, apply ti eapt. I. on joaitl at liolion's Cci tral Wharf, <u to way 30. IIALL & HOYT. . For Boston, iJtAX The Schr. , HOPE AND ESTHER ITo sad on Wednesday next. Having half het icari.o engaged. For the remainder o' - p >*;tge. appiy on board >t Hunter’s Wharf, or to I F.VISIONE £s CaIsDIER, j may 30 9 Aue’ tS'ihling j For Liverpool , Heljuat, or Ha vre, tjhV\ The stanch It ilisli brig ■fiiTT* SUSAN. AVilliam Weymouth, master, can carry about 50 0 hales cotton, and will be despatched without detav apply to ‘JOHN HUNTER Who ars for tale, 5000 bushels Liverpool Salt ‘>(> ch iidrons Coal may 98 d* 26 Neither the Capt. nor consignee will be ac countable for any, debt contracted by the crew iuf the said vessel. ■ — l — ——■> . ‘.’oaf* AUCTIONS 1 Jlj John Shirk. Jr. :,st ~,9t * n o'c’.-i If, will hel inerce IP" 1 °\ hB A " cti "” N ” Uoin- § nierce R.t” , a targe stoj wr.rala soW.irent i, Liquors and Croc cries ITI V 3 l JEy tssifctM’ >iif? in toil, 1 Dn It r A . I !, Mrf ’ ISTR ATOI/ , S SALE, ntl e fitvt and iiesday m June next, veil) be soldi ’ Uvct-n'th’ thc Uourt-f tense in Savannah, be- 1 ; t” cen the usual hours, | iin>lding[ on Lot X. ( Va) evnire!! ‘ Var:l !” ““tjlcity, together with the mi- \ expired term of the lease of ; ct . !he ! Pof the estate of It. if son. dec. Sold by virtue ofan older of the h'm. t! u - Infe rior Lourt ot Chatham Covihtj by order of the administrator. Terms cash/ ‘ ap Hl 6 *1P 1 ?? n:in ’’ wi Ibe B:itJt svi f.TRDAY the Ist June, tor the settlement ofih • im k.of the same preparatory to <lecW;ng the semi-an mini on Mondav the third. Therefore all paper falling due on that day, must be taken up on Friday. J JOIIX F. LLOYD. tnav 29 e Cashier I'rotem. Landing froth brig Almira , 451 b..gs Sogai-;,. fa superior'’quality hfids <. 4<) C.-BCS fresh 1 ndon Mu tard 3 r"pes tard D.ipey L Cos. Brandy For rale by . I.AWREACF. c'MIOMI'SON'. f may 2S 27 Jlncherel. _ Ear Ming undfx- ir.’e, .'0 bbifi No. 1 Mackerel 2d <lo No 9. . , do Mitchell <2? bartlett may o 9 Sf c < drn, Flour and Bacon. o.JOO Ini iie.s piiirie white Corn, in on.a and begs 50c y tbs of Georgia salt petred Bacon 4U bb s F < ur Also—mi-., , i qliee, Whiskey, Gin, Ic. v\ hen hk* oil 1* • *ll for saluJow, i;y FREDERIC bELLLCK. may 29 Fresh Medicines. D\e Stuffs,, stives, #c. M ) ‘ANf 18 ,1 LAY—Has just received by die slops Gir nn'; and odu-r late arrivala a itesb sujipVv > t Genuine Articles, which will ‘0 v* an anted ol the first quality, and sole! low nt his tintg end Chemical Wnre H nse, fb rm-r of Ccii'.r as and Whitakar-streetit SllutU.s Bud bugs. Amo no -r which < rt — Ksatnce ■Spruce, Powdered Jallop Calomel, 3 art Emetic Ipeec r Heppo, pow dered Colombo Gum Opium Anuiiaiiia, Gum Kino M nil, Benzoin, Gum Cuae Flowers I) naoin, Peruvian Bark Bad-um Honey, Harlem Oil Godfrey ’s Cordial, Sugar Lead M bite \ itroil. Composition Mortars > Glass Mortars, Castile S'uo Syreuges assor'ed. Dressed fikins • Uoehcl.'e Sa. s Kn lis.li Epsom Salti Comnon Salts, Gioiuid Logwood . Stick Logwood, Copperass A Hum, Pearl Akb Rotten Stone, Cream Tar*er Siidletz Powders, in tin boxes Castor Gil, Swn*t Oil CM Sassuf • •, Do Lemon Do Worm Seed f Do U onn tVi-od, ‘ ; Do 1 anscy’ Dorm Lozenges, Sweet Spirits Nitei. „ H irtalio’ ii, ‘ a!lsern Copevia .) H ns, F utcep* K nu? Crown Tanceta y t.iim Lancets, fttvwt.g I nncets French ( hallc. Fjjike White Gronl. ke. N mi g S Cinnamon, J.itice Ci.iit-, \\ ,x Papers HuxSe'/d, Tooth Powder (o.b rastu, I ooth Brushes I ogother with a getierai of sh6n uni ‘ t ", r o e ’ x ,aK > l atent -Met icinet, tc.Lq ? tr&y 29 27 Corn . fljloat , 2300 bushels Virginia Corn on hoard ti e sloop Two Sisters at Ta\ h>r’s Wharf 4 In. Store, -0 hbls Beer (law and lievendge’s braudj ’ I'J do do It Dunlop’s j 0 ‘ It) do Newark Cider 15 do I’ilnt ltread 2 l tubs and 10 tiikins Gci9hen Butter 15 M Spanish Segars. For sale by . „ Gl!, ™> & AI.F.X.VKCfeS. may 20 3t 27 Twenty Jlarrel.n Jlle , rANUINt. Iront brig Telegraph, and for sale * by L. H. SAGE £#. Cos. mav 29 2 7 Flour & Corn. 200 barrels Superfine Flour 2450 bushels Maryland Corn. Just received per sloop Packet, ands- r safe by may 3u HALL & HOYl\ LOST. ®N the 17th inst. : red Morocco Pocket took, containing money, with many valua ble papers, and of no serv ice to any rue bui l, e owner- Fifty dollars will be Aid on the lefrvery of the same with its contents a! this (lice. may 22 Lost or Jilt 4 a id, \nevv green silk Umbrela, with •l“ owners name.>n it ill ih?c£ different . aces; who ever e ay have found the sane and w >1 leave it at this office vriil receive the than. o tbfe-’ owner. may 28
