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Newspaper Page Text20*000 DOLLS. sr) y YORK coy SOLI DATED lottery Class No. 5, , n : n Now York on the 12th inst.—The will be received on the 22d inst. L ‘ ° (j Drawn Ballots. scheme: i prize of $20,000 do 10,000 , do 5,000 do I*soo * do 1,110 , do 1000 5 do COO *, do 400 do 100 , &c. Tickets $lO 00 Halves 5 00 Quarters 2 30 Orders attended to at ltd'll Lottery and Exchange office may 11 fl jf.sii brushes. General assortment just received, and for \ sale, by L? y UEXDRICKS OX, Vrvggi sts i Gibbon's Buildings. may 13 DISSOLUTION. T'lin partnership herelofore existing botween • hi. subscribers, under the firm of McELHIXEY , GIRVIXSf CO. this day dissolved bv mutual consent. All por < indebted to said firm will make immediate i i | lipnt to William McElhiney, who is authorised rattle the atfairs of the said firm. tJSCUIC WILLIAM MCELHINEY. JAMES GIRVIN, I r P f their Attor’y $ JAMES M‘ELHINEY, I WvMEnimv ROBERT M‘ELHINEY,’ I Savannah, May G, 1821) 223 I ‘ NOTICE. TANARUS” HE business heretofore conducted under the firm of M’Elhiney, Girvin <fc co. will be I continued on the individual account of the sub- I in ' m ’ JAMES GIR VIX. I may 0 NOTICE. TANARUS” HE subscriber will be absent from the state for a few months. His business will be con- I iirted by Mr. Wilton, who, together with Mr. I fcdhen C. Wheeler, will act as his lawful at tor* I in A. PARSONS. I may 12 j A~” BARGAIN. THOSE two unimproved, fee simple LOTS known by the Nos. 33 and 34, in Washing- I: a Ward. on Broughton st. are offered for $ 700 ■Cadi—apply to J. EPPiNGER. I may 12 ‘ • j CORN AFLOAT. ■ BUSHELS —Cargo brig Dorcas, ■tl/V’ * * from Baltimore, it will be sold low, ■iftaken from on board immediately—apply to I PALMES & LEE. H nay 12 I SARSAPARELLiE SYRRUP. THIS Syrrup is recommended by the Faculty as an excellent Depurative medicine, aod Ibbeen successfully employed in those anomo* ■i is cases of disease, which sometimes occur in ■rrfulous hadits, produced by an improper and Hirpnilar use of mercury.—A fresh supply, care* ■feiv prepared, has just been received, and for I LAY - IIEXDRICKSOX, ■ Druggists, Xo. 2 13, Gibbons’ Building. ■ may 12 I NARRATIVE I OF 1 .7. STEP HAM NT. THIS Work is received, and will be delivered to Subscribers on application, at the store ■f C. W. ROCKWELL &. Cos. ■ may 8 1 NO. 3 MACKEREL. ONE Hundred bbls. No. 3 Macl:ore], landing from ship Helen Mar. and for sale bv I HALL, SHAFTER & TUPPER. ■[ april 25 I YIN DE GRAVE. Yin De Grave Wine, landing from sloop John C hevalier. For sale by I Philbrick & Baker I april 17 I SOAP. ■L.WESTY-FIVE Boxes Yellow SOAP, land ■ from the schooner Exact, and for sale ■ lv HALL, SHAPTER fy TUPPER. m Z'.y 5 I BACON. ■THREE THOUSAND lbs. MIDDLINGS, ■ 1 just arrived. For sale, by I PHILBRICK & BAKER. ■ -ay 5 ■ -AYENE-PEPPER, AND MUSTARD. ■ 1 full supply, suitable for the table —just re ■**ceived and for sale by I Lay & Hendrickson —Druggists If Gibbons Buildings. ■ april 20 1 LETTER PAPER. Hundred Reams, Fine and Superfine, Hot and ('old Pressed, Letter Paper, just and for sale by I PHILBRICK & BAKER. ■ jpril24 1 Stone Lime. CASKS, oil board brig Horizon, for sale ■’ O by TAFT & PADELFORD. ■ ay7 *. Saratoga Spring Water . ‘fTY dozen Saratoga Congress Spring W a- ( V te s fresh bottled by Lynch & Clarke, and from the spring, just received and for sale I LAY & HENDRICKSON, ■ Ur *?ztsts, Nos. 2 ami 15 Gibbon's Buildings, ft _, T JUJUBA PASTE, received and for sale bv ■ LAY & HENDRICKSON, I Nos 2 and 15 Gibbons Buildings. 1,. POTATOES. ‘ * received per brio - Leopard, fifty barrels potatoes.’ r J. CWHITING, ■^? r| l 23 Exchange Dock. B, *pt/£,£ S PA TEN T SHO T ■[ - subscribers having been appointed agents Itn’ °j Yonle’s Patent Shot, will ne regularly , ■Vj 10 ;- bom New York with all sizes. ■M ‘ n ° w °^ er f°r sa^e l an ding from ship Ile |*)Q i ’ ■ ,l o s comprising a full assortment. ■>=rcl,l9 HaU ‘ Sl,a P tCr & Tu PP tr ’ Oh inn, Gins* and Earth tv'*a?*, r PHE subscriber offers for sale, a large assOrt ment of Glass, China and Crockery, suitable for the town or country trade, consisting ot Iron, stone, china and dining sols Liverpool clnna do do Rich French china tea sots do English do do Canton china coffee sets Olive breakfast sets Rich cut decanters, with tumblers and wines tr match Plain glass shades Cut and colored do. Plain and cut glasa Lamps China and glass water pitchers Glass plates and dishes Champaigne glasses /Fine coolers Jelly glasses China Fruit Baskets /Fith a variety of articles opening, which forms as complete and general an assortment as can be met with in Charleston or any southern city. HU 3 Country merchants can ho supplied with crates, aim fully repacked, which will bear trails portation to any part of the state. This will save their buying broken and unsaleable things, which we always got in crates in the original order. George \V. Coe , Shad’s building NEW SPRING GOODS CIIICIIESTER & SCRANTON, * Drapers , Tailors and Clothiers , HAVE just received from New York, by late arrivals, a choice selection of GOODS, calculated for the Spring trade, which they will sell on the most reasonable terms. AMONG WHICH ARE, Extra superfine blue and black Velvet Cloths. ALSO, Blue, black, olive, green and mix’d Queens’ cloths, anew article, well adapted for summer wear; Wellington Cassiinere for pantaloons, anew ar ticle in this market; Also, fancy drab Cassimeres ofa variety of shades. VESTINGS: A handsome assortment of Silk, Velvet, Toilinett, Valentia and Marseilles, of the latest London spring patterns. FANCY ARTICLES: Such as Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Cossack and VVporm Stocks, Suspenders, Gloves and Ho siery. READY MADE CLOATHING, of all descriptions, in every variety of style and pattern, made up at the North, under the superin tondance of one of the firm. ITT’ C. & S. tender their acknowledgements to their friends and ihe public for past favors they have received, and hope by their endeavors to merit a continuance, april 2 hail, sh alter & tupper, • . FFKR for sale, on the most accommodating v./ te>. ms, the following GROCERIES, 2"> hhds. St Croix Sugar E)0 vor y P f i m e green Porto ■Kxil'JO bhls do do do 20 do dc St Jago do 00 bags do do do 20 tons Swedes Iron, square bars 50 kegs Baltimore No I Lard 200 Baltimore Hams 30 kegs Nails, 100 lbs each 300 bags ‘ Youls” patent. Shot, all sizes 20 bbls Mess Pork, N Y city inspection 10 d<> Boston Beef, cargo No l 20 half bh!s canal flour F S B & Co’s brand for families 20 catty boxes fresh Hyson tea 13 lhe each 100 bids. No. 3 Mackerel 25 boxes best Yellow Soup l bhd old Irish whiskey 20 bags old Java coft’e 50 bbls Loaf sugar 200 coils Rale rope 10 pipes Cogniac brandy, “Seignett’s,” “ Weiss,” and Dupuy 4* Co’s brands 5 pipes Holland Gin, Swan’s brand 10 do do “Cogswell’s” 20 quarter casks old Canary 5 eights do wine 300 bbls northern gin “PheJp’s,” Jenckcs, and “double anchor'’ brands 250 Grind stones, small sizes may 12 M. PRENDERGAST, Has ust received per schooner Exacts SUPER Blue Cloth Jtalianette Bi'k and mixed Camblets Super fancy Silk Dress H’kfs f “ Gauze do do “ “ Smyrna do do “ Horseskin Gloves “ Shaded iV printed Scarfs (Gauzo) “ Plain A fig'd Swiss Muslin Gentlemen s plaid silk Cravats French Casimeie and Drills Russia do With a handsome asortment of Kensington, Gimp, Bobinet and English Thread Laces. j\o. 3 4* 14, Gibbon's liange. n*ay 0. JOHN VV. LONG OFFERS FOR S.\LF., 50,000 Segars, (Sylvia’s Drand) 20 bags Java Coffee J 5 catty boxes Hyson Tea latest import -5 chests do. do ations. 10 bags Pimento and Pepper Brandy, (Seignett's brand) 4 halt pipes $ J v = ‘ 2 pipes London Dock Brandy 7 *do (Swan) Gin 75 Kegs No 1 Tobacco approved brands 300 Demijohns 20 Doz ( Brown) Sherry B ine 10 Boxes Champaign 40 Doz English Mustard april 22 ft], PR END ERG AST HAS received by the ship Klorian and schooner Frances, Superior Pongees Brown Gro. de Naples. Bine and Black do Stripe Gro. de Indes Horse Skin Gloves (boudards) Parasols Ladies and Gentlemen’s Umbrellas Elegant needle work Robes Sarcenets, Senchews, <£c. cVc. Nos. 3 and 15 Gibbon’s Range. april 15 AGENCY OFFICE OF THE Charleston Fire ami Marine Insurance Company % SAVANNAH, APRIL 50, 1820. THIS Company continues to Insure against Fire, Marine and River Risk, on moderate terms. Apply to „ HOMES TUPPLR, Agent. april 21 MOLASSES AND COFFEE. ‘yi -J/ V’nis | Prime Retailing Molasses, *?[[ | Prime Green St. Jago Coffee. Landing from sebr. Sarah Javne, and for sale by HALL , CHAPTER & TUP PEN. april G LHEW YORK LIVE OP PACKETS. Ship MACON, D. h. Porter, Master. “ STATIRA, Thus. Wood , “ “ EMPEROR, J. 11. Dennett, “ ** IIENRY, Geo. Moore, 11 ‘ FLORIAN, F. Harrison, 11 • HELEN MAR, T. Harrison, 11 [UP The owners of the Established Line tab* pleasure m announcing to the public, that it *s again permanently completed with the above qi: t first class vessels. They are all Xcw York built ships, of the best materials, having elegant and spacious accommodations for passengers, and all commanded by masters of well known experience in the trade. They will sail from New York every six days, and from this as often. This arrangement will be punctually adhered to; and as insurance can be effected on shipments by them at the very lowest rates , it is hoped that such a share of patrionage will be extended to this line as it may merit, from the great expense in curred in running t, and from Its utility to the public. Hall, Shaptcr Tapper. jan 15 IOR NEW YORK. [ESTABLISHED LINE.] The regular packet ship HENRY, G. jj Moore, Muster, will sail on Monday, 18th inst. For freight or passage, having excellent accommodations apply to Captain M. on board, at Jones’ Upper Wharf, or to HALL, SiIAPTER & TUPPER. may 11 The regular packet ship FLORIAN, will succeed the Henry, and sail on Mon day, 25th inst. PASS AGE ONLY FOrTIIV ER~ r POOL. (The first Ship.) The fine New York and Liverpool Am erican packet ship AMERICA, having elegant furnished accommodations, with beds, bedding, &c. can accommodate a few more cabin passengers, if application is immediately made. — Can also accommodate a few steerage passengers, having a large, commodious, light and finished steerage. For passage apply to WM. GA ST OX. may 2 ne „ FOR LIVERPOOL. The well known ship OCT AVIA, Win. Candler, commander. Is now ready to take in. For freight, apply to the master on board, or to CANDLH R4* DAVIDSON, may 12 Mongin’s Upper Wharf. ICE. ~~ f FIIIE Ice house in Bolton’s Range, directly _L opposite the City Hotel, will be opened this day for the delivery of Ice. The hours for keep ing open, will be from sun-rise until sun-set,, ex cept meal-times, Sundays until one o’clock P. M. if no objections by the City authority, being by particular request. N. B. the house in Rockwell’s Buildings will be closed for the present. EPHRAIM SPEAR. march 31 the present, I)R. COPPEE’s residence . is in the house belonging to Mr. Lamar, at the corner of Montgomery street, on the bluff, immediately south <s* the office of the Steamboat Company. His office is still at his shop in Broughton street, (Marshall’s buildings) near the market. march 9 HAY FOR SALE. 1 BUNDLES from the State of *1)1 P* r Maine, of verv superior quality. For sale by L. BALDWIN & CO. april 3 SMOKED HERRING. I BOXES Smoked Herring, for sale by -JiV# PALMES LEE, Exchange Dock. april 9 BOOTS AND SHOES” UNUSUALLY CHEAP. Men’s boots at $2 to $3. m, I also, 10 cases Negro shoes and bootees from 40 to 70 cents per pair. 1 case Ladies’ Morocco shoes T. S. LUTHER. feb2 “CHARLES A. WOODRUFF Offers, for sale, LEACOCK and Oliveira old Madeira WINE London Dock Brandy, Rum and Gin, very choice - 45 cases Medoc Claret 30 dozen old crusted Port Pale, Golden and Brown Sherries 30 dozen Philadelphia Portirr and Ale GO boxes superior Crab Cider Hibbert’s London Porter and Brown stout april 7 Bay street. CHA HPJi IGNE WIN E. 1 A CASES, containing 1 dozen each, superior JL \| Champaigne, received and for sale by CHARLES A. WOODRUFF. april 18 IRISH POTATOES. /'•/'kTIAJtf PERS of Irish Potatoes I) for sale by J. W. LONG, feb 10 SYRRUP OF SARSAI*ARILL.E. THE subscriber has received, and will keep constantly on hand, the Syrrup of Sarsapa rilla. It is recommended as being a great purifi er of the blood, and strengthens the digestive or gans, and invigorates the system generally. And in some instances is found to answer better than the Panacea. A. Parsons , At the Eagle, No. 8, Gibbon's Building. may G. TAR. 1 BARRELS,Iarge size, for sale by PALMES & FEE. ALSO, 20 barrels first quality pickled Herring for plan tation use. march 4 Irish 4* Scotch Whiskey, IN Demijohns warranted pure as imported, for sale extremely low, by ‘CHARLES A. JVOODRUFP. Dickson’s Building. feb4 BALTIMORE HAMS. ONE Hundred prime Baltimore, for sale low. Apply to may 4 HALL , SIIAPTER & TUPPER. ~M ILL SAWS. 2 CASES Rowland’s Mill Saws, just received and for sale by N. B. & H. WEED. april 25 MOLASSES. T.’HFTY Barrels first quality Molasses for re tailing. Just received and for sale by CLAGHORN A WOOD. april 9 PUBLIC SALES. SHERIFF'S SALE. On the First Tuesday in June next, WILL be sold before the Court House in the City of Savannah, between the usual hours of sale. The following Negroes, (viz.) Mary, Beck and John, levied on under and by virtue of an execu tion on foreclosure of mortgage against Amos Gaskin, ill favour of William N. Thompson. Three Negroes (viz ) Nancy and her two chil dren, Frank and Martha, levied on under and by virtue of an execution on foreclosure of mortgage against Joseph Miller, Priscilla Moody, Joseph T. Miller, Maryann Elizabeth Miller, and William W. Miller, in favour of Ebenczor Jenokcs. Also the following Negrcs, to wit. Abner, March, Toney, Jerry, Brain, Little Brain, Prince, Ben, Dinah, Belvy’s child, Soipio, Hager and child, Parris, Marrian and child, Beck and child—Le vied on under foreclosure; Win. Washington, for use. vs. Peter Timothy. GEORGE MILLEN, S. C. C. april 4 SH E R FfF~S AL ES*T On the first Tuesday in June next , %%/MLLbe sold before the Court House in the ▼ ▼ city of Savannah, between the usual iiours of sale:— All that lot. No. f>, (six) Columbia Ward, with the improvements thereon; bounded east, by lot No. 7, (seven;) south by a lane, west, by lot No. 5, (five,) and north by Broughton Street aiso, All that plantation near Savannah, known as Tweat Side, containing 485 acres, more or less, with the improvements thereon hounded north and north-east by Savannah river, and Onslow Island, on the north-west by lands of Postell, and on the south by lands belonging to Mrs. Marga ret M’cKay; levied on as the property of John Morrel, to satisfy executions in favor of the bank of Darien, bank of the state of Georgia and oth ers. All that lot no 1G (sixteen) Franklin ward with the improvements thereon, bounded east by Jef ferson street, south by Bryan street, west by lot no. 15 (fifteen) and north by a lane. also, lot no. 10 (ten)’Digby Tithing, Decker ward, bounded east by lot no. 9 (nine) south by Bryan street, west by Jefferson street, and nortii by a lane. also, west half of lot no. 3 (three) Ellis Tith ing Hethcot ward, bounded east by east, half of said lot, south by a lane, west by lot no. 4 (four) and north by Broughton street. also, the following eleven Negroes, viz: Rose, Israel, Henry, Sadi, Summer, Sophia, and her five children,Elizabeth, Samuel, Isaiah, Renolda, and Loira, and one Jack Ass; levied on as the property of irilliam and Francis Doyl, to satisfy executions in favour of Johnston, R MKackay, Gazaway, B Lamar,-Wm Bennett, and others. All that lot No 3G, (thirty six,) Franklin ward, together with the improvements thereon, bound ed east by Montgomery street, south by Brough ton street, west by lot No 35, (thirty five,) and north by a lane. also, one half of lots no. 21 4” 22 (tvrenty-one & twenty-two) Franklin ward, with the improve ments thereon, known as the Georgia Hotel, and stables, bounded cast by Franklin square, south by Congress street, west by West Broad street, & north by St. Julian-st; levied on as the property of John P. Williamson, to satisfy executions in fa vor of the Darien Rank and others. GEORGE MILLEN, s c c. May 2. SHERIFF'S SALES. {CONTINUED.) On the First Tuesday in June next. WILL be sold, before the Court //ouse, in the city of Savannah, between the usual hours of sale. A wooden tenement building, of one rnd a half stories situated on East Boundary street, on the nort h west of a lot of land late Dobell's adjoining lot No. 8, of the lots commonly called Bayards ;’ levied on as the property of C. If. Hayden, to satisfy an execution in favor ofF. W. Heineman. All that tract of Land, containing two hundred and fourteen acres and a half acre, situated lying and being in the county of Chatham, in the state of Georgia, in the vicinity of the city es Savan nah, originally the property of Philip Milledge, late tax collector for said county —bounded on the north by five acre lots, on the south by lands of, John Smi.!i, on the east by lands ofßicfijird Willy | and //ampton Lillibridge, and on the west by, lands of Ann Hunter and Burnsides, to gether with all the houses, outhouses, and im provements on the said tract—levied on under and by virtue of an execution on foreclosure of mortgage, issued out of the superior court of Chatham county, in favor of the state of Geor gia, against the administrator and heirs of Wil-; liam Stephens. ( The former purchasers not having complied with the terms of sale. GEORGE MILLEN, S, C. C. may 13 FOR SALE, A WELL broke BAY HORSE, perfectly gen tle under saddle, and in harness. ALSO, A first rate New Haveu made GlG—with Ilar sness complete.—Apply to A Parsons. april 20. FLOUR &c. -g O BBLS Howard st. sup. Flour JL OJL 14 do Rye do 10 half bbls BuckvvheaJ. do 9 bbls Chines Landing per schr. Meridian and for sale by M’ELHINEY, GIRVIN S,- CO. jan 27 PRESTON S SMELLING SALTS, JUST received, and for sale by LAY & HENDRICKSON. march 20 LONDON PORTER, OF superior quality for sale by S. B. PARKMAN. may 7 and Brandy and Cider. Landing from brig Courier, PIPES Cognac Brandy & 14 boxes bottled Cider, 1 dozen each 4 barrels Vinegar For sale by CANDLER & DAVTDSON, may 7 Mongin’s upper wharf.) ST. CROIX SUGAR. t/4 HiIDS. just received and for sale by 4 TAFT & PADELFORD. IN STORE, 50 bbls N E Rum ft hhds Imitation Jamaica Rum 100 pieces Tow Bagging— For sale as above, may 7 THOMPSON’S EYE WATER. r pHIS much celebrated Eye Water, so well 1. known for the cure of sore and weak eyes, is just received, and warranted genuine by LAY, <fc HENDRICKSON, Druggists. Gibbon’s Buildings. april 22 TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL be paid for the apprehen- si<jn and lodging in jail of PAUL, a WSktf Negro Fellow, the property of the estate of Benjamin Varn, deceased ninnrTJrrriTi Paul is well known in Savannah, is tl>out forty jears of age, five feet eleven inches igh, and very well made, and ranaway from the ibscriber in December last. THOS. CAVANAL GfIL | april 51 AUCTION SALES. Administrators Sale. BY PHILBRICKRAKER On the First Tuesday in June next , WILL be sold before the court-house in the city of Savannah between the usual hour** of sale, the following property, belonging to the “Estate of Launcelot H. Feny, late of Chatham county, deceased, viz: Three Negroes, named Sambo, Juno and Judy, sold by permission of the Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, by order of the administrator — purchasers paying for necessary papers. Also, belonging to the same Estate , I gold Watch, 1 double barreled Gun, 1 pair Pistols, 1 Bay Mare, and lot of Trunks, Demi johns, &c. Terms cash, may 13 EXECUTOR’S SALE. BY PHILBRICK Sf BAKER , ON TUESDAY, the 2d June next, will be sold in front of the Court House in this city, be tween the usual iiours of sale, the following Ne groes, viz: Rachael and her four children, Maria, Mary, David and Jane, belonging to the estate of the late Col J. Johnston, deceased, and sold by order of the Executors, may 8. EXECUTOR S SALE! ON the first Tuesday in June next will be sold before the court house in this city, between the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock, the following three Negroes, viz: Jenney, Thillis, and Sarah. Said Negroes being part of the personal estate of Wm. Cooper, deceased, and sold for the benefit of tha heirs and creditors of said estate. EDWARD COPPEE, Ex’r. FRANCES E. COOPER, Ex’rx. may 8 ‘ 224 CHINESE RAZORS JUST received by the ship Oglethorpe a supply of these celebrated Razors. It is well known to those who have a general knowledge of the Oriental countries that the Chinese and Japanese are deservedly celebrated for a profound acquain tance with the Arts and Sciences, in fact, in many instances, surpass in a high degree, what Euro peans have as yet been, able to accomplish. This is found to be the case in the very useful and ne cessary article of Razors; and travellers from tlm countries have so frequently represented the ex traordinary advantages that the Chinese Razors have over all others, that the proprietors have, at a considerable expense, formed a connexion with a celebrated manufacturer in Pekin, to enable them to have a regular supplv of blades, stamped with the maker's name, and made in a suitable form for the use of that part of the world tvliero the chin is the part of the human body and not tho head, (as in China, Arc.) to undgergo the opera tion of shaving. For sale by A. PARSONS, At the Eagle, Xo. 6 Gibbon's Range. may L N. E. RUM AND COFFEE. /JT/Vbbls pruc molasses Ruin Vr 10 hhds 4th proof imitation Jamaica do. 30 bags Coffee Landing and for sale by Taft A* Padelford. march 23 SHOE BLACKING. DAY MARTIN’S Liquid Blacking, just im 1 ported and for sale by the cask or dozen, by A. Parsons , Druggist, No 8 Gibbons’ range. march 5 Landing from ship Helen Ajar. HIIDS. prime St. Croix Sugars OU 50 halfbbls. E S. B. Sc Co’s. Canal Four 20 catty boxes French Hyson Tea, 13 lbs each 50 bbls. double refined loaf Sugar 5 half tcs. Hibberts brown stout in pint bottles For sale low if taken from the wharf. Apply HALL, SHAPTER & TUPPER march 19 FRESH TAMARINDS, JUST received and put up in Jars, half Gallon, one Quart, Pint and half Pint. For sale by A. PARSONS, At the Eagle Xo. 8 Gibbon's Range. april 9 Prime Green Porto Rico Coffee. “i HA bags and 12 barrels very prime Green “I / Porto Rico Coffee—Landing from schr Adams and for sale by HALL, SHAPTER £ TUITER. march 23 BACON. Cyf\ BALTIMORE Hams 140 do. shoulders Landing from schr Independence, and for sale by Hally Shaptcr & Tupptr. march 21 . Clear Strained Honey. A supply just received by the Emperor.— For sale by A. PARSONS. Druggist at the Eagle, No. 8, Gibbons’ Rango march 26 TO RENT. THE two stores adjoining tho City UnilL under the dwelling of Mrs. III? aBBE Miller’s. Possession given imtnedi aßSCfißaL ately, apply to Philbrick & Baker. april 17 JUST LANDING, From the Ship Henry, 8 BBLS. Prime Newark Cider, And for sale by L. BALDWIN Cct. may G. Canal Flour in Half Barrels. HALF Bbls. Canal Flour, E. S. B. 3a Co’s. Brand. Landing from ship 7/enry, and for sale bv HALL, JSHA P TER 4* TUPPER. may G. ” feoFr. ~ TWENTY FIVE whole, aud Twenty Five half bbls. fresh, fit for family use, apply to PALMES & LEE, Exchange Duck. feb 13 SUGaR and molasses. Landing from brig Aurora, mt -* HIIDS. N. O. Sugar / 50 do do Molasses IN STORE, 5 hhds Leaf Tobacco 4 pipes Cognac Brandy 4 do Holland Gin 7 casks S. M. Wine For sale by OLIVER TENNY. ruarch 9 Persian Otto of Rose Water . JUST received, and for sale bv ‘ * t A F ARSONS, Druggist jan 1G