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About The Savannah museum. (Savannah, Ga.) 182?-1822 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1822)
THE MUSEUM. IDhofcSale ]i>ncc Current BAVAtfJMH, June 27. & est. S ct *• ‘COTTON sea-island per pound 24 3u upland do 111 15 Selections, prime 15 15 j RICE 100 lbs 2jJ 3 TOBACCO georgialeaf lb 4J 5$ caVendish Ist qua! 30 35 richmond 12 16 FLOUR country barrel 8 84 richm phila. and bait, alexandria 750 8 CORN bushel 90 95 •IfACON W 10 11 REEF no. 1 barrel 950 10 50 no. 2 6| 7 DF.ESWAX lb 33 o 4 HOARDS northern 1000 11 12 dull pitch pins 10 12 HR ANDY cognac 4th prf gal 150 1 75 peach none lIHK.AD navy * bbl 2 250 pilot , , 3SO 4 BUTTER Ist quality . lb 20 +3 i 2d quality ‘lO 12 CANDLES georgia mould lb 20 23 northern do 14 15 spermaceti 40 45 CASTINGS lb 4 4 CHEESE best 11 12 V HOCOLATE Boston no. Ilb 22 no sale) CO FREE best green 29 30 2d and 3d qualities 28 29 DUCK russia Ist quality boll 22 2.1 quality 20 3d quality 14 raven# 12 C,\N Hand g“’ 90 •95 < c riti u try 40 41 GINGER race lh no sale 1 RON russia and swedes ewt 450 5 LARD lb 9 10 I.EAI) bar ft 8 84 MACKEREL boston no. 1 bbl 9 94 no. 2 6 50 7 no. 3 4 75 S MOLASSES gallon 31 36 NAILS cut assorted lb 74 8 wrought 12 14 NUTMEGS _ lb 3 OIL, sweeTt 12 bnt 7 4 8 siierin gal 125 150 fish 60 75 TAPER wrapping ream 56 63 •PEPPER lb 21 22 PIMENTO 28 30 PORK prime bbl 11 114 mess 15 15 50 PORTER london dozen 250 325 POWDER d.ipont keg 64 7 Chelmsford 7 RAISINS muscatel fresh box 3A bloom do -3 RANGING TIMBER 1000 4 6 HUM Jamaica 4th proof gal 100 1 5 west-india 3d and 3d 65 73 new-england 36 40 SALMON no. I bbl 18 SALT liverpool ground bushel 50 55 Cadiz lurks island 50 none SEGARS Spanish box 16 17 SHAD Connecticut mess bbl none norih-carolina , none SHINGLES 1000 250 4 SHOT assorted lb 9 ?4 SOAP turpentine ft 3 10 STAVES vv. ii. 1000 16 20 red oak 12 STEEL german 100 lbs 17 Ldistered 12 13 SUGAR havana white 100 ft? 14 15 brown 84 muscovado 94 104 new-orleans hmf ft 18 24 lump rather dull 16 17 TALLOW ft 16 17 TE V hjson ft 85 95 AV itISKBY (scarce) gal 36 38 WINE ina.lvira gal 250 275 teneriffe 1 10 1 25 STOCKS. United States Bank none Dank State of Georgia 80, sale di xlen.l off Pouters’ Dank 76a 77 D u ien do 50 no sales Steam Dat Company, 265 dividend, off Insurance do no sales CHARLESTON, june 25, 1822. ] Itppr.rt of Actual ialrsfor the week past HOME PUODtTCTIOXS. Cotton, Sea Island, 24 a 28; stained do 13 a 18, Santee 22 a 23, short staple, prime, 16 a 1 (Ji; do inferior to good, 121 a 14$ ; llice, prime, faj ; good 2i , a 2jJ; inf’enoi, 2i: Flour, Fhila deiphia, Baltimore and Richmond, superfine, f. J a 7.1; Corn 83 a9o cts; Oaust)a 5; I’eas gl;’ Ha, prime northern, cvvt. sls, Whiskey* Penn.; 34 a 35; N. E.Uum.4 a42 cts; Apple Brandy j 39 a 40 cts; I'ooacco. Charleston inspected,* 4 a 54; Georgia and Fayetteville do 4a ss; Par Wilmington, §ls a IJ;’ Georgetown, U a 1J ; Vi ten 1) a2; Rosin i* a V}; Turpttine, George town, hard, li, soft 2); Wilmington, hard ;±; soft 3 a 3J; wnite pine Board—clear, §26 per M ; merchantable 15 a 17; pitch pine Boards 13 a 15 ; Beeswax, 35 a 36 cts; Fallow 14 dull; Bed, Boston mess, §11; No. 1,8; Prime and No. 2, £5; Fork, Mess, 15; Prime 11; Bacon 8 a 10 cents , ilams 11; Lard lu cts ; Soap, yel-; low, 8 a 10 cts; Candles, northern mould tallow, 14 a 16; Charleston do 13 a 20; sperm 40 ; Butter, Goshen, 2o a 22 cents; inferior 8 a 10; fokkicx PBOucerroHs. ” Ragging, Dundee and Inverness, 28 30 acts j Cognac Brand) $1 55 a 160 per gal; Holland Gi.i 93 a 100 cts; Iron, Suedes, £4} ioy lb 3 ; j English do g 4; Salt, Liverpool coarse, 45 cents;j Turks Island 60; St. Übes 46 a 48; Sugar, 11a vana white, £>l2s a 14J; brown Ti a 9; Muscova do 8 a 10 ; N.Orleans prime 10; inferior 8 j a 9 rdinedloaf Sugar IT a 22, dull; Coffee,'best green, 29 a 30; inferior to fair 26 a 28; Hy son lea9o a 95, dull; Hum, Jamaica. 100 a 110 ceiiis ; West India, 65 a 70; New-Orleans, 4th proof 75; Molasses (W I.) 30 a32 cents. New- Orieans, 33 a 40 ; black pepper, 23 a 24; Pi mento 32. REMARKS.— Cotton*. — About 400 bales sca is’antls have gone off iu the course of this week, at prices within ihe range of our quotations.— ‘pile sales of Uplands nave hot beta large ; the extreme prices art about the same as for the last two or three weeks; but the middling qualities mav be had at this moment upon rather more favorable terms, than at any previous period of . the season. /Lee.—Sales vert’ heavy and prices without change since last week.” None of the primest quality at market —it would probably command j • a fraction over £3. I Corn— has been sold this Week, at all rates fr. 80 to 90 cents. Groceries, £4c.—The business of the week in most articles, has been very limited—sales con fined pretty much to the consumption of the town. Coffee sells by the tew bags at our quotations. Sugars are very heavy, and it is dif ficult to furnish a correct quotation. Molasses is in rather better request. N. E. Ruth has ad vanced a little in price since our last. Whiskey steady at last week’s prices. Brandy, din, &c. without variation. Independence oj a Kentucky Judge. (£/■ A committee of the House of Rep resentatives, io the Legislature of Kentuck y, on the 20th ultimo, made a very extra ordinary report, upon the independent con duct of James Clark one ol the Circuit Judges, recommending that an address be presented to Gov. Adair for his removal from office. It requires two thirds of each branch of the Legislature to pass this ad dress. The heinotis offence committed by Judge Clark, was an opinion delivered by him, that a law of that Commonwealth, author izing the stay of certain executions, was unconstitutional and void. It was pronoun ced in the case of Williams vrßlair. The Plantiflf had obtained Judgement against the Defendant, who entered into a Recog nizance with security under the said law, by which he was allowed the period of two years to pay the debt arid coses, units the Plantin’ would agree to receive satisfaction, in notes of the Bank of Kentucky. A mo tion was made by the Plantitt’ to quash the Recognizance, on the ground that the law, violated both the Constitutions of tne Uni ted States and of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The Judge considered that the Act authorising the stay of the Execu tion •‘impaired, the obligation of contracts and was therefore void, under the aforesaid Constitutions.—and declared further, that the said law also violated the 10th Sec. and Ist Art. of the Constitution, declaring, that the Legislature of a State has no pow er to make anything a‘''legal tender in payment of debts” bat gold and silver. The Recognizance was ordered to be quashed, and (he defendant to pay the costs on the motion. The Committee of the House, in their report, stigmatize the principles and doctrines assumed in this opinion as “in compatible with the constitutional powers of the Legislative department, übversive of the best interests of the people, calcula ted to disturb the tranquility of the coun try and to shake public confidence in those measures of government, called for by the condition and necessities of the peo ple,” The question before the Legislature was ordered for argument on Monday the 29th of M iy, Judge Clark was at Frankfort, and would make his defence in writing. We are happy to observe, that altlio* in the House there will probably be a majority, yet it wrll not be a legal majority, in favor of the Address—and especially, that in the Senate, there is a redeeming spirit, which will save the Judge and the constitution, unharmed from the ignited combustibles of the popular branch. Legislature of Mw-Hampshire.— On Friday last, Gov. Bell transmitted a Mc-s ----age to both Houses of the Legislature. He touches upon the three'branches of indus try. Agriculture* Manufactures and Com merce,and speaks of their progressive state of advancement. The State Prison then engages his attention and he thinks the fact* in New-Hampshire in regard to it 9 up on.itiaos, prove the Penitentiary system to possess advantages over preceding modes of punishment. -The greatest numbers of convicts at any one time lta been 74, the present number is 58. The whole expellee of the establishment including the salary of ‘he Warden, after deducting the profits derived from the labour of the convicts ha 9 been as follows : for the rear 1819, g 862 72—the year 1820, g 345 45—the year la -21. 8232 89. The annual expence ot fur nishing food and clotning to each convict was for the year 1819, $49 15—for 1820, S34 —for 1821,g23 20 cents. We shail close an interesting series of facts connec ted with this institution with the following extract ° “ The maxim, that the certainty of pun ishment ss more efficacious in the preven tion us crimes than its severity, has com irraruled the assent and belief of the execu tive. Ihe power of remitting the punish ment of convicts with which if is in vested, ha 9 therefore been verv sparingly excci sed. Within the last 3 years, only five convicts have received a remission of any part of their punishment. Three of these labored under diseases believed to be in curable, by the physician of the prison, one was affected by mental derangement, ami the remaining individual had conduc ted in an unexceptionable manner, during his residence in prison, and was pardoned i ;ir the intercession of his aged father and m helpless family.”— Bos. Gax. NO TICE. FpHE subscribers will close their business on 4A the first July foi the sumner months—’ persons wishing to furnish themselves with a supply of SOAP AjYD candles, Will do well to call previous to that time. It is requested that all demands against the concern may be pr- seated for payment t hose indebted will please call and settle the same. L. BALDWIN £i CO FOR SALE AS ABOVE, SO bb'B. N. E. Rum (Boston) • bbls No. 1 Mackerel Savannah ami Northern Catulits No. 1,2, and 3 Soap Fancy do I june 20——15 Shot, flay, &c. * C. C* Griswold 6$ Cos. Taylor’s Building. OFFER for sale Patent and Meulil Shot—assorted,sizes Richmond manufactured Tobacco—prime Rose Nails, Hay One elegaiit Gig and plated Harness june 25 49 Lemons § Mackerel. 40 boxes fresh Lemoils 20 bbls No i Mackerel 30 hit’ do do just landed and for sale by NEW XIAN & BLAIR Moore’s Wharf. june 14 e4O Bacon, Corn, fyc. 30,C00 pounds assorted Bacon 600 bushels Corn 100,000 American Segars Now landing from sloop Resolution and for sale by PALMES &. ROE. june 14 il4o Real Rye high proof Whiskey. 4 FEW barrels this superior article jusi re l\ Ceivedfrom the I'ensylvania Mountains,by TUFTS & REED. ‘ june 23 (145 —; J I Hair Matrasses. AFRESH supply of the above, articles which j are warranted to be very superior and are ] particularly recommended as very beneficial to ! health. For sale by ,1. W. MORRELL, i In Wliitaker-ftjeet, opposite Col. Shelmar.s Mansion Mouse, juue2o 45 Piano Fortes. Tide subscriber has remaining on hand a few Piar.o Fortes, manufactured by Gibson & Davis—the reputation of which need no com ments ; anil if not sold in a few days will be re turned to the manufacturers. J. \V. MORRELL, KVhitaker-street, opposite Col. Shelmans Mansioh Douse, iu lie 20 45 For Sate, CroWO prime Negro MEN, valuable field hands, will be sold low, if immediate application is made J. B. HERBERT & CO. June 20 45 N. O. and St. Croiai Sugar. 10 bhds prime N O Sugars 15 lids do lit Croix do £5 bis do do For sale by BAKER & MINTON. june 17 . 542 Mackerel Herring: 100 barrels No 3 Mackerel 200 boxes Digby Herring Landing from stoop Income, anil for sale by A MORGAN. june 14 §d 10 Dearborn's Patent ftalunces , OF all sizes, constantly for sale by T C HAYWARD nnv LI 5 q ~mo lasses” 100 hhd*. prime retailing molasses. For sale by LAWRENCE & THOMPSON, June 11 m* Gin and Lamp Oil. 100 bis Ma mu's India Point Gin 11 casks & 10 bis Lamp Oil 5 pipes Holland Gin For sale by BAKER & MINTON. :h ne 17 sx42 Hills on New-York, FIR sale ny C. C. GRISWOLD & CO. jule 20 45 Happiness, A TALE Tor the grave and the gay, by the XA authoi of “ No Fiction,” 2 vols. Just reieved, foi sale by THOS. LONGWORTH, Johnson’s Square. nat 13 13 New Jlboks. iptfeMkirof Antioch a dramatic pcem by the Ijev. H, H. Milman. price 50 cts HKACEBhIDGE HALL. Prcticaj observations on Midwifery by John Uaini>otl#m. Received and for sale by THGS. LONGWORTH. . Johnston Square ju<4 40 DRY GOODS’ J| ,Jr received by the Augusta, a fresh sup w y of the following articles. r l’ajsols and Umbrellas, assorted lri Linens and Sheetings Doestic Plaids and Shirtings Pli Silks and Hrilliantenes lot Satins and Levantines Crt Robes and Shawls 5-4ombazeen and Nankin Crape Jadet, Cambric and mull Muslin Hr<n Linens and Irish Diaper Drhgs and Dowlas, &c. I’ sale by WM. INGLES & CO. jnrls 41 h Holland Gin. fK®Pi pe * Ku * ,and Gin, landing from brie and for sale by E WILLIAMS k CO. Ruin, Brandy , sc.- U 1 P er Augusta, Cotton Plant and “1 hhds 4th proof N O Rum 5 pipes Cognac Brandy A mttty of Mahogany Plank, Boards and Venl. At private sale, by ‘ nay i 14 J -U. HERBERT & Cos. Sugar, Coffee, &c. SEVERAL iota of New-Uileans Sugar on® of which is very superior 14 bbls St. Domingo Coffee A few boxes fresh white Wine simi lar to Champaigne For sale by J. & C. BOLTON. june 22 ni47 SAMUEL STODDK!;, Taylor’s Wharf, offers for sale, 3 hhds high proof, warranted Jam. Hum 9 do 2d at and 3d proof St. Croix Ruin 20 boxes Sperm Candles 32 do bunch Muscatel Raisins 50 do No. 1, Chocolate 22 half boxes do 15 bbls Cherry and Rose Cordials 50 keg# spiced Salmon, and 18 firkins fresh Goshen Butter, for family use june 22 i47 Superior Soda Powders . few dozen of fresh Soda Powders, put: dcJL up in the best manner in portable tin box- i es, equal to any in this city, and warranted to! keep in all climates. For sale low. ALSO, A fresh supply of Sedlitz Powders, and Lynch anil Clark’s Soda Powders, direct from his manufactory', New-York, to be had at FRANCIS J. LAY’S Drug Store, corner of Congress and Wliita kar-sts. Sbadd’s Building’s Savannah, june2l 47 > I Mackerel. 4&/IS\(fTk bids Mackerel, No. 3 i -For sa !e by .JAMES CONROY, Anderson’s Wharf. june 22 47 For Sale. JIffYEYITI bushels white flint CORN, on board the brig Abeona—apply to the Captain at Andersens wharf, or io E. WILLIAMS & CO. June 20 46 Drafts on Charleston and NEW-YOUK, at short sight For sa ! e by A. L. MOLYNAUX. June 21 Sir Jindrew Wylie, of that Ilk , By the Author of “Annals of’ the Parish” 2 vols, Just received and for sale by THOMAS LONGWORTH. Johnston’s Square. juue 13 43 Notice . Augustus Cornwall will leave the State on the 20. it inst. for a few months previous to which an persons having demands ) will present them, and all indebted are re quested to make immediate settlement. june 18 23 Hay and Corn. SO bundles Hay landing from sloop Income lx sTone. 3000 bushels prime white Marvland Corn, for side by. HALL & HOYT. June 14 40 P. McDermott , JTTI AS receved by the Slop Augusia from New lurk 12 half bbls. of beef. Put up ex presly for family use. June —i4l Earthenware Tl hhds china ware selected particularly <3/ this market, just received per ship Emily and tor sale by JOHN LATHROP& june 6 33 Corn Afloat. 3000 bushels corn, cargo of schr, Hamilton and Hiram, for sale by june 14 JOHN LATHROP ii CO. Hills on New-York and Phila * delphia , FOR rale by JOHNSTON & HILLS, june 19 h >44 , Com Afloat. ©9sfiEVlh ! ,usl,els Ua ‘t.more CORN for Sale in lots to suit purchasers An- P'y 10 PALMES & ROE. IJT STORE. 15 hhds prime retailing Tobacco . _june 19 *h 45 Cheese , Molasses, &c. ENGLISH pine apple Cheese 10 hhds and 20 tierces Molasses 3000 pounds Hams 1500 do Newbotds do 200 kegs Lard J* P'P e s Cognac Brand\% (Seignette) jO boxes white Havana Sugar 100 bbls prune Muscovado do 15 qr casks L. P, Teneriffe Wine 10 hhds Jamaica Bum Si) boxes Muscatel Raisins Summer Candles, Soap, Crackers Butter Biscuit, prime Beef, mess do Mess Pork, and a complete assortment of Groceries, by GAUDRY & DUFAURE. June 19 c 44 1 For Sale. ‘ : The subscribers offer for sale, received by the 1 homas Fowler, and other arrivals— -150 bundles prime ffty 50 boxes Cod Fish 50 bbls Mackerel No. 2, 25 bbls Beef 20 Pork 100 s , oa P and Candles, from John , Winsley’s Factory, Boston And a few ton Stone Ballast LEVISTON & CANDLER. 250 bis Whiskey 200 kegs Lard 30,000 pounds Bacon Now landing and for sale by June 12 c39 WRENCB & THQMp SaN. Pas: age for New. Tori . Ti.e slbop CYNTHIA, St., nP , having god accommodations, w ;ii in all this week. For passage only ar>ul the master on board at Moore’s wh-u-f or t’ U> I’ALMES & itOF june 26 50 For New-Pork, Netc-Uuven and Hartford. ’ l !le Jast sailing* sloop NEW’. YORK PACKET, Lawrence, master, will sail on Friday next. For passage only, having e l tensive accommodations, apply to the mastero board at Exchange wharf or to 13AAC CUIIEN june 26 cSO For J^ew-York, The well known, coppered .S&Sege Packet Ship GARONNE ’ John .1 lot: master—* ill be dispatched forth*.;,l —having the greater part of her carj-o ream? go on board. For height or passage, | w ’ . very spacious accommodations, annlv [board at Anciaux’s wharf, or to 1 * 19 JOHN LATH Rot* & ro june 25 49 Passage for New-York ~ The packet ship GEN. CAkldvr Jgy&i TON, W ood, master, will be iKtairei iintitThursday, 27t1. inst, when she uilb,?. t iveiy sad. For passage, having t legant act™ modations, apply toCapt. W. on board a’ W upper wharf, or to HALL & Mfivr june 25 79 *’ (iCPThe ship Thrp(?Sister7 I James Bell master, for Gre, r.ock, can .till tub* 100 hales Cotton on lrciclu i, , is made to the master on board, or ti? “ * W june 19 44 ! For tSoslon. 1’ he br 'K A tiKoN A, T Foster, will sad on the lst'tff July next. For freight or passage, apply to the Captain on board Z Anders,jns wharf, or to E. W ILLIAMS ,*< C 0 ,I'ine 21 ufi ; tor . Liverpoo l, Ship Pa 1.1.A5. Capi. 7,cm/—has om. half of her car™ rend, and now taking on board. She will be d'i delay—,ol ' frei s l “> “Ppfyto'j. June 15 41 DICKS ° N ® Co ’ For JHeiftandria , i# li "’ Ciii iapeake. The vrtßVv. ssu, ">g schr HAMILTON and ‘ 4, Lapt. rurpin, for freign. orpj.sim haveing excellent accommouatioi.s, apply on board at An&eaux’slwharf or to June 14 40 LAT:, “ P ‘C. Passage for N. York. „/! h * Jj l *’ s:,ll 'ng regular Packet j 7 t"*’ ‘ w ? h ‘ r> GENERAL CARRINGfoS, j %• W ° od "n sail on TCBSDAII _ <>r P a fa f> e > having superior ccom-| r P °s xysfio” “i* w - I june 22 m U*U. * HOT. I Hoots and Shoes. JOHN R. WICK; has jurt received 1 trunk gentlemens’ fine morocco Boots A r j , do wax calf do I Ido clieap copper nail do I 1 do v ood en pegs do 1 do fine morocco walking pump3 I 1 do fine Seal Skin do 1 do gentlemens’ calfskin shoes 1 do do Seal I 1 do Ladies black damask Sattin figured I Ido do colored do do I lhe above goods have been made to onto I and can be confidently recommended to be I equal to any in this city. I june 18 iri43 8 Landing from brig J s ? s , s S "S a,-s >°f a superior quality 1 17 hlids Muscovado do 8 40 cases fresh London Mustard 1 3 pipes . tard Dopey & Cos. Brandy 1 For sale by J ■ Lawrence y Thompson. I may 29 27 „* ■ -no S°& ee A.Sugar * ’ Hugs prime green Coffee 30 hhds do N. O. Sugar 50 do do Mus. do For sale by E. WILLIAMS O Cos. June 17 42 PRIME PORK, 37 Barrels Prime Pork, New York city in spection landing from Brig Native, ALSO, A tew cask Linseed Oil for sale by _ - ISAAC COHEN. Jnue 17 c Rheumatism Cured. JUST received a fresh supply of that celebrated Dr. P. E. Brandins genuine Rheumatic Salve, for all rheumatic affectio* lhe above highly esteemed medicine sUncJ preeminent—its superior efficacy has been >*• tested to by a number of very respectable p (f ’ soris , who have been laboring under thatdw* tressing disease. It is now offered for sale* rect from the patentee by FRANCIS J LAV, sole Agent, corner of Congress aw Whitaker streets, Savannah. in; 22 47 Watt & Smets HAVE removed to Pooler’s Dock, recently occupied by Messrs. Brown & Overstre*’ where they continue the Lumber, Factonf 8 and Commission Business. june 20 h 46 Shot and Bar lead. 48 casks Shot, assorted from mould to N O, 9. 10 casks Bar Lead, landing from ship Get,r ” gia, for sale by ) ~ LAWRENCE SJ may 21- o
