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,bc3 length of days to govern die
; r '”1 3 ;to keep ia check the Libyans
**
‘ „, r :i then, that from timo to lime
K- ,. vl ;Jcs of Africa disturbed che peace
itnrs of the vuiliws oi ihe Nile.
‘ ! V vrv remarkable that on the menu-1
c .f Nubia I Ravo Jiiilicrto found; only |
n ( ,f Ethiopian and N bian prints as I
•*’ ~l i?rs of tire country, even under ihej
L . ( f Rhamses t.ho Great and of jiis j
r ‘ v. I [ npjjears, therefore, that Nubia !
united with Egypt, dint the kings i
V'liy trusted tne natives of the country !
* • ..villi the command of the troops. I
,f V,iiL*niion as ;l P ro °f h stela sculptured j
! ,jacks cl Ypsumboul, in which a n,er* j
“e ,he name of Mai, commander of tlie |
J . . t s die king of Nubia, and born in 1
country of Onaou, one of the cantons*
SVjbii, sings the praises of the pharp.hj
!j n jouei L, the fourth successor ofßham
* Great in very emphatic terms. It
* 5 jrs, al*o, from several stela, that
uers Ethiopi'an princes were employed ia
V 1 a by the heroes of E 2ypt
* (j :1 the 3J, in the evening, our hbots at i
f,s,nbjul commenced in the great tem- j
v which is covered with such, large and!
11,,’uafii bas-reliefs. We-hive resolved to i
Inn* drawings of the full size and coloured, l
Gil the b s-reliefs jvliich decora’e the 1
lull )i the temple, the olhor chain- j
containing only religious subjects
flLre Mr. C. describes tha intense beat
t tt hich lilt > are tpi they, are;
suite ri’haUite l, .md do not cease work till
Jji r Jigs can no longer support them.]
Toly, the 12:h, our pi to is nearly ac- ‘
f ji’Jiih.-d V s ’ c already possess six great
p'c(;jft's, ?epr sen.ingt
P |{ji:,mses the Great, in his car, with
in*iioi ics in lull gallop; he is followed by
lire e of his sons, also in chariots, and puis
, night the Assyrian army, and besieges a ,
fern*, ss.
2. Tin-king hasjust thrown
ijiwn ao enemy N general, and is piercing
hunt second time with bis spear. The
les/gn and composition of this gioup are
aJciir :b!c i
3 The king is seated amidst his officers,
tthrn news is brought hint that the enemy
jj attacking his army. The king’s car is !
prepared, and servants are checking the
sriour of ih? horses, which here, as else
where, are drawn to perfection. Further
unis seen the attack made by the enemy
ia war ciuiiots, charging without order a
Ime of Egyptian cars, ranged regularly.—
This part of the picture is full of life and
action, and any be con paced to the most
ikuutiful battles on the Greek vases, ojf
th'cn tlmse pictures constantly pul u* in
Sind. |
4. Tiio tiiumph t.Lihe king, apil his so- 1
.unu entry (niio Thebes, doubtless,) suiii-
Ggupright in a magnificent car, drawn by :
■ his rkldy caparisoned, proceeding at a
*Jow paco. Before the car are two lines
iAfrican prisoners, one of rha Negro,, and
tii uitier of the jJ.truba race, forming
puups perfecily designed and lull of effect
ud life.
5 mij G. The king presenting captives
irf different nations to the gods of fhebt'S
*wi Ypsarnboul.
We li.tvp to finish (lie drawing of the e
tonrious bas-roliel f winch covers almost
‘<e whole right wall of the temple, an ini v
Dense composition, representing a battle;
meiiiire camp the tent of the king; his
pnrd, iiis hoists, the Cars, the baggage of
ttieanny, the military gimes, punishments,
t: Ac. Jn thru? days, at the most, tliis
#eit drawing will be completed, but uiih
mi;colors, because the damp has entirely
thent, this is not the case with the
named six pictures; the whole are
rti.nied and copied in the minutest detail
most scrupulous iiare. The pen*
1 e *;il have an idea of the magnificence
costume, and the cars of the ancient
“‘•nolis, ihOQyens before the Christian
S they may ilien comprehend the aston
,lll!|ie t%jt of these be mtifiil bas-reliefs, 1
~(’ d uitb much care. I wish I could
the great temple of psamboul
u !!i uSe wh reluse ti> believe the elegant
fouHss which painted sculpture adds to
, s -enure; I will answer for it, that in
! ess l^ J!1 a quaiter of an hour they would
iVe perspired away all their prejudices,
t,,lt their preconceived opinions would
y away rhrough their pores!
“°ss-.‘i;;ni und myself have reserved to
’ s '- ! cs the hieroglyphic legends, often of
••e;. <ength, wtfi and; accompany each figure
1 in the historical bas- reliefs. We
uioui on the spot, or from casts when
’ ‘ ,;r ® placed at too great a height. t
itire them seyoial times with the ori-I
I make a fair copy of them, and
i,lolU so iho dratisuieii, who have al
-1,,.V drawn and preserved the columns j
HJe ** receive them. I have also j
!i>,! at toll length the inscription on a j
u slel * >, placed between the two colossi !
ii [ ‘% I r
L Hi the interior ot the great tern- j
* 11 c °ntains no fewer than thirty-two j
* is nothing less than ad. cree ol j
ij
•‘s on whom lie lavishes praises for his !
N a fli his benefits to Egypt; then fol- !
( f s ,’ 9 king’s answer, conceived in terms ,
“3 polite, it is a very cuiious inon- J
n. ’ :iJ( I a very peculiar kind. So f>r j
!V “ in our memorable cam* !
[ j*’ 1 / 1 Ypsambonl, it is the most difficult
h'l' orif>US ! * ,at ‘ VG can n ' a^e during tho
(ij i urri 9y. Our French and Tuscan
j t, * ul, s rival each other in zeal; and I
f > .J ‘ U on l ‘ ,e we shai| set sail for j
pt with our historical trtasute.
SHARKS.’
Vv ; ,f ' n f lr bejaw in the peaceful sea
yere the waters murmur tranquilly,
dreaded shark is seen to rove
“ ;iigh tho bending twigs of thQ coral grove
t fßmember the rush that the
1 a fudi unan made to the
’Hal* * * ,P VtS3t d, v.htn, afef having
if. j J * dined for some days under the
tt; >B hfumunfed :hHi a sea attor-
J’ “j B ! i 9 vvil himself astern ; there he
‘% * 1
Monstturu cl jog©fi.i f
following us quietly and watchfully, seine
j notes deep under (ho suiface, at other limes
s. lowing h;s dorsal fin above the water, as
he darted aside to ex indue any light stib
| slauco dial had fallen from the vessel. The
| cadets immediately denounced war against
him, and ran to prepare thin hooks and to
| charge their fowling pieces, and some earn
esTly enuoated. iho officers of the ship to
lower a boat, and Uirpoon the monster, on
iv.lose devoted head destruction seemed
evitably impending. It was not long be
fore we had a nearer view of him, for u
weather beaten tur having produced a I oge
hook attached, so a chain and a stout fine,
bailed it with halt a pound yf pork, aryHow
eied it in front of the shark, by whom it was
quickly swallowed; the order to ‘hoist away,
Was given, and lie was speedily transferred
front lbs native element to the deck, which
he was allowed tu lash with his forked tail
ad libitum
What principally distinguishes the shark
from the other inhabitants of the oceatq is
Ids extreme voracity, exemplified by bein'*
a constant attendant on when be
calmed or with light winds between tfia tro
pics, and devouring indiscriminately any
animal substance that may fall overboard.
Slave ships and south, sea whalers always
prove attractive, to shttfks. When the crew
of-the latter happens to be fleceing a whale,
or cutting off the blubber (which isjeffected
by hauling and making fist the whale along
side, and by’ several hands employed with
their knives and spades on the dead fish )
no sooner do operations corn npnciq'than the
sharks (Licked around in shoals, aucj greedi
ly devour the fragments which fall into the
sea, and fur tiie seamen who may happen
incautiously to slip frum tho body of the
wit ale, amongst such cannibals, there is no
sal vatiotij
Os the different species of shark, tits
vyone shark is the largest and most formida
ble : it is seen most commonly in warm lati
tuiies l au<l it is said to reside principally in
tlia depths oi the ocean, from whence it
rises \o the surface at intervals to prowl for
prey aijd satisfy its voracious appetite
Some of those have been caught of the enor
mous length of thirty leet; their dreadful
mouth furnished vyith six rows of sharp
{ pjuied and serrated teeth, some of which
can he raised or depressed at pleasure front
the cartilage in which they are embedded;*
the eye is rm sinai', of a gieonish hue, uud
possessing a most diabolical expression ;
aiuJ the ihruat b.eit.g extremely wide, gave
rise to the supposition, that a fish of this
desciip>it.m swalhuyed tu phropliet Jonah.
In tin British museum are preserved sever
al teeth ol a slunk five ‘niches inlongih ; the
animal toe:afore to which tlu-se belongeJ.
iqusl i/ave been equal eu the largest ceta
cea in bull;,
’ An extraordinary story told hy Captain
Wallace, of a lover and his mistress, who
iVere snyed in a singular manner from the*
jaws of a shark. A transport, with part of|
a regiment on board, was sailing with a gen- j
tie firm z * along the coast of one ;
“l ijjy officers was leaning over the poop
?aiiing v coaversing with a young lady who
had inspired him with the tender passion;
the :4;r ope \\ijs in her cabin, and in the j
act of handing q paper to iier lover, when
overreaching herself, she fell into the sea,
and supported by her clothes, drifted astern;
the officer lost no unto jti pjun jing in .affer :
her, upheld Sic; with one qrm. The sails |
were quickly backed, the ship lay too, and
preparations were making to a boat:
when to the dismay of all on hoard, a large !
fchark appeared horn under ihp keel of tne
vessel, and glided towards his victims: a
shout of terror trom the agonised specia*
tors called the attention of tlie officer to the
approaching dagger ; lie saw ihe monsters
fearful length nearing him, he made a des
perate effort, plunged and splashed iha wa
ter so as u> frighten the sliaik, who turned
qi4 dived away out of sight; the current
had now carried the officer and the ladv
close lo the vessel, when the shark appear
ed a second time alongside, an J was in the
act of turning on his back to seize one of
the hapless pair, when a private of the of
ficers company, who'was standing in the
hummock-nettings, jumped fearlessly over
board with a beyonet in his hand, which he
plunged into tlie hack of the shark, which
instantly disappearing the three were Quick
ly released from their perilous situation.
The bay or ha. bcr of Kinsale in the south
of Ireland, is well known to be one of the
finest in that country; the entrance is guar
ded by two forts, one of which is now in
ruins. There is always the depot of a re
giment stationed at Kinsale, and according
io the custom of the service, in fine wea
ther, the men are marched daily to the
beach, under an officer, to bathe. It hap
pened not long ago, that a party of the 49th
were engaged i'll performing their ablutions,
when two of the privates undertook, for a
trifling wager, to swim across the mouth of
the ha imf from one fort tq the other; they
stretched across vigorously, and had got
about half way over, when a large black
looking fish was observed from the beach
to raise its bead out of the water at some
distance behind them, when the officer in
I command booming anxious for the safety
|of the men, and not wishing to alarm them
| by calling dqf, caused the bugler to sound
for them to return; they accordingly obey
ed, and turned towards the shore they had
left; they had no sooner done so, than the
fish again made is appearance close to
them, and making a rush at the nearest
man, carried hjm under water; the other,
seeing the fate ot bis companion, became
almost petrified with fright, gave way to his
terror, and was sinking, when the encour
aging voice of the officer called out, ‘Meyer
mmd my lad, strike out, nothing will barm
you:’ he accordingly everted himself, and
swam buldly towards the shore. The man
who had been carried down, now appeared
pufliipg and blowing the water from his
mouth, and apparently much confused,
when the officer cheered him, crying out,
‘Don't be afraid, lad, youV all sale now,
<any on.’ The man accordingly rebuking
t ht3 bead, and looking \?ilaiy nt uanrl I *;?•,
j recovered himself, and pushed for tho
shore; again the fish appeared, made a dart
at him, and carried him under, and did. ;his ;
atsw a third fiinc; afier cacli time lire man j
appeared on tho suiiuce, and always nearer |
the beach than vylien he disappeared? the!
I last liuie he rose so near his party that the |
! officer ordered the men to provide them- !
selves with stones, and when the fish again
showed himself hy was assailed by u volley
and was thereby completely scared from
his prey, and the nnn landed in safety
amidst the cheers of iiis companions. Af
ter he* had composed himself a liuie, to the
inquiries—‘/f ho was all righ V and ‘wh it
the devd hud got hold of him?’ he replied,
‘By the Lord Harry, what ad -d soft
Lully the beast fii-d. it catched me by the
I h‘g,’ sai.J lie, showing a red mark round ihe
■ leg, abovjf the aiicla*. ‘got nty foo( in its
monili, hauled me uiiuvr waler, and swam
with me tarnation sass, aitd my back kept
rubbing against his belly, non I’m shot if it
wasn’t as soft as velvet.* W ith the excep
tion of ;be red mark around his jeg, lie was
unharmed, and conjecture was at a 'fand
stid as to the culture of the fish which hui?
seized him; for if it had been a shark or a
fish with teeth, it would have either taken
off his leg, or wounded him severely. In
the evening several boats went out to kill
tills strange animal, lie was Lequeniiy seen
many shots fired at him, but he could
not be secured, However, a few days af
terwards, a small bottle nosed whale ('balae*
tni tostra) was cast ashore in (he cove of
Coik.in whose body were several bullets,
\ynich had probably occasioned its oeath,
and it vvus therefore supposed to have been
the same fish that hid attacked the suldiei;
to which it was pet haps driven by extreme
hunger, as its ordinary food v? cattle fish,
and ns month and throat being small are
incapable oi taking in large bodies.
In voyaging in the Arabian Sea, it chanc
ed that the vessel in which f sailed was
becalmed for some days, and tiic cre w were
in ilia of jumping overboard and swim
ming round the ship. One day, whilst se
veral of (ho Lauds were amusing themselves
in this way, a large shaik appeared astern;
the men were immediately piped on board,
and they ail obeyed except a fool-hardy
follow of a boatswain's mate, who said, ‘the
shark bed ——-d, f’m not afraid of him.*
In the mean time a hook properly baited
was lowered from the poop, by which the
shark was hauled on board. As soon, as it
was out of the water, the remora or sucking !
fish, wlticit is always found adhering under
the fins of shirks, disengaged itself, and
swam towards the boatswain’s mate, and
fastened on his lusty hack. The fellow j
hollo,wed as if the devil had got hold of him; |
sung out to one of his messmates, ‘D
my eyes, Bill, ifie shark is holding on by
my 6tarn; bear a band, and heave us a
rope; Lord I would giyo a mouth’s grog
to be aboufd* Wiui the blazes are you
about, Bib? Bear a lidpd, will you, you
lubber.’ Master Billy, however* and the
other jacks, were in no haste to relieve their
messmate; they enjoyed the lark amaaitig*
ly and provoked him by singing out, ‘I say,
can’t you behave like a sodgor afore I Ire
enemy, eh? don’t be taken aback, Jack?
kick at him boy, and free your ztar/i!”~-
Jack kicked, and plunged, and roared at
being thus boarded abaft, but to no pur
pose; the sucking fish field on, and at last
the crew, tired of the joke, hauled the ter
rified boatswain’s mate on board, not how
ever, before letting go the rope two or
three times, and sousing hiiq well when he
was getting up the side.
| COMMERCIAL.
o f the Courier )
Charleston, July 25 r. m. • 5
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS-remarks.
C OTTON.—The same inactivity in Long Sta
ple Cotton continues as at our last. There was
a moderate business tlonu in Uplands, r.t about
oW rates. We continue to quote 7a 9$ cts. for
inferior to pHnie—the latter description is now
very scarce. The principal sales were at 7| aß^
| for common to fair lots, and 0 cents for very good
The stocks of qll descriptions are small.
! Exports for the week ending 1 9th inst.
j Liverpool, !)G bags of Seq. Island, 155*2 Upland.
Havre, 54 ’ 909
Total, 150 “ “IHgT
RICE—T liis article was very dull through the i
week ; tho _§ales we heard of were at $2 a §i for
inferior to good parcels. There has not been any
prime in market for some weeks, therefore the
price it would command is wholly conjecture.—
We quote inferior to good $2 a
Export of Rice for the week , ending 18 th inst.
West Indies, 267 casks.
FLOUR.—A small parcel of fresh ground Bal
timore Flour was received in the wpek, and sold
tit $74, which price we quote—thrugh should a
quantity be received, the priee world not be main
tained The pjd stock here is selling at $5, as in
qaality.
CQRN.—But one cargo of corn arrived duriqg
the week, that consisted of abcmtSOO bushels, and
was sold at 62 cents. We quote—rGO a62 cents
for prune, which quality is scarce.*
GROCERIES.—We havq no transaction in
Groceries to notice, except the sale of about 300
hhds. Havanna molasses, (100 hhds to arrive) at
231 cents. In prime bacon, hams, and lard, there
were some sales in the week at rates within our
quotations.
FREIGHTS.— The only two vessels loading in
the week for Liverpool, and sh e °ne for Havre,
are full, and cleared on Saturdav-rrthe rates they
filled up at. were the same as at our last. We
understand one ship, the only one in port for Eu
rope at current rates, on Saturday engaged a large
lot of Cptton f>r Liverpool at 3-8d for square and
round. Subsequent engagements will probably
be 3-8 a 7-16ths. To N. York 75 cents tor square,
$1 for round bags Cotton, and 50 cents for Rice.
To Boston and Providence, slalf per bale for
Cotton, and 75 cents per bbl. for Rice, very dull.
EXPORT.
From Charleston to Foreign ports July 25.
Br. brig William, for Liverpool —2o bales Sea
Island, 907 do Upland Cotton.
Br. brig Hibernia, for Liverpool—76 bales Sea
Island, 645 do. Upland Cotton, 414 barrels Tur
pentine, and 8000 cane reed?.
Rr;g Neptune, for Havre—s4 bales Sea Island,
909 do. Upland Cotton, ISO whole, 8 half bbls.
Rice.
FRESH GOSHEN RUTTER,
O M ALF FIRKINS fresh GOSHEN BUT
TER, just received & landing from brig
Courier, for sate by
PALMES £ liICIJARDS,
Corner of Whitaker-Sf . the Ban.
July 27 ‘ i
mxm-sn’ jo<sq;? )
TOR.T OF S;iy,±\\\\i;r,
ARRIVED,
Ship Flori.in, Harrison, 7 days from N \ irk, to *
, Hall, Chapter T\uoper, G B Lunar, Tai\ <y Pa- I
f delforrd, L Baldwin & £r>. \V Marshall, F Danali.'r, !
1 Hazard a- Dcnslo Cohen y Miller, C
II CainptieM, C Liopitt, ‘(>'Juh:ison, J W Long.
Low, Taylor Sr co. J Cmnifiing. O Ten icv, U
Lord,Ketcimm 4’ iinnoughs, fy Malone, J Sto io,!
A rhampion. J Ganahl. V Ca'tor.tf Lay & ilca
dri kson, P Marlow, C Connolly, N B 11 Weed.
Dunfiaui & Camptitfld, JS’ i> Knapp, E Fort, and
K A W King. Mr MrJ,arrv.
inst. North of Cape Hat tens, passed ship
from N. York to Ciiarlesston
Ship Emperor, Parry, 11 ds fm N Y to ILph
Sh.apter, Metchandize to O. Tenney, Taft 4* Pa!
do Lord, J Stone, \V Marshall, T M l)risuvll,-G li
i atnpfield R Malone, J it Herbert, J W >ior . .1, j
Cohen A Miller, K]nit, Iv ileiium BurrodgiiSj j
L Baldwin 4 co. Stlfos Si Fannin. T Butier ct;.
R Campbell. Mrs. Veniaid and two |
children, and Mr ,\folrose v On Fridav ‘24 *nst Ist)
miles E E from Tybec, oseh.anged eignoij With 1
dhip Helen Mar hence for N foik. i
Brig f ranees, Croft, from Philadelphia, and 7 .
days from the (Tanas, to II Sloan, merchandize iQ !
T Butler As co. J Ganahl, R CampbeM It Malone. |
J B Head, W Marshall, Dunhams + pCamphebl,,
Bulloch 4- Danwoody, M A Tiucheiet, J S Cu’.ii- \
berf, YV 1’ Williams, Gaudry Sl Legriel, Tuft A r j
iNdelford, A Parsons, E Bliss and ifLord.
Eagle, Mauran, 8 days from Providence to ‘
J Stone?, Jndze to Taft dt PaiicL'ord, VV Bowers and |
the inaste^
Sclir. Glide, Macy, If ds fin N York, to Cohen
&, Miller, mea jhandizc £q N I Sc \\ eed, J Nojrfda;
Taft Sr, PadelLru,- R Malone, J W Long, J War
ing, J Stone, G Ne’whall, G Gordon Hazard Sj?
D,Onslow T M Driseoi. 1 * f Purse, II Lorq,o John
ston, L Baldwin it co. C Marshall, G Tenney. F
M Stone and to erder. Oh the i7th inst. in kit.
dd 03 long 74 spoke brig NeptUfie, four ‘days from
Charleston, byund to Portland.
Scfir Mend*an, M’Namara, 7 ds fin Baltimore,
mareliawihze to Sorre.i *fc Anders.oll, Dunhams 4“
Campiield, Bayard., iYupter, J Gh'naiV 1 O John
son, Stiles it i'auiiin,’ A G Gemler, GauJry and
Eogriol and W C Daniel.
hr. Orange, Simpsoo, Ij ds fin Sapeiio, brfl*
last to, the master. ’ j
Sloop Cynthia, Turner, fm Eeaufott, via
sawatchie, 2 ds, ballasi to the mastor-
CLEARED,
Ship America, Kitson, for Havre.
J. Fi/ze.
Schooner Othello, Johnson, N. Y r oik.
(token *y Miller.
• * DEPARTED.
Sloop George Washington, Ltuce, Darien.
Sloop Mathews, Pearce, May River. !
Sloop Neptune, Coyler, St. Marys.
Steamboat Savannah, Swrmor, with to\ybo4U
for Augusta
arrived from this roß^.
At New York, 18th inst. shift Chancellor, Rro,cl
ley; 19lh, ship Statira, YY T odd; brig Sibboleth,
M’Lanc, and sahr. Frances, Mead.
yp FOK TU|9 PORT-
At New YYrk, 18tb, ship Macon, Porter, to sa.l
I Saturday; D.unham, (in placo of
Exact.)
At Baltimore, 20th, schr. Oscar.
Ojjiccs of the Mercury , Courier and Gazette ,
Charleston, July 2fi—4 h pm. $
U. L. schr. Star. If all, New York, J 2 days.—
Merchandise and produce.
Line ship Empress, Sinclair, New York, 13
days, Merchandize, Am.
Schr. Union, Weeks, Providence, R. I. via.
New Port 13 days. Merchandize, A>c.
Schr. Rockland; Poiles, Philadelphia, and 9
d?.ys from the Capos. Merchandize, See.
Schr. Meddle Not, Insley, Baltimore io days.—
Flour, Whiskey, Ac.
Brig Fair American, (of Portland) Thayor, Lis
bon, 4o days—Lound t© Norfolk, pm jn for a sup
ply of water.
TOR NEW YORN..
.-r-£- fuSTADLISHUD LINE.]
The regular packet ship HENRY, £.
Hammond, master, will sail on Monday
next, August 3d. . For freight or passage having
pxcellent accommodations apply tp Capt. llarrison
on board at Jones upper wharf or to
UALL SHAPTJ3H & TVPPER.
ju!y 23
SIVEUES IHQ Daily Expected.
9AD TONS Swedes Iron, comprising a
the sizes in common use—and many extra sizes
are daily expected, and on arrival will be otlefpd
for sale on accommodating terms. As this iron
has been selected from the factories in Sweden,
by an experienced hand, its quality may be relied
pn. Appiy to.
HALT, SHAPTER & TUPPER.
July 20.
CORN
2 500 B^ HE^ Eeach Island Co?n
July 29 Sai ” tV I^UTHER.
SUGAR AND SOAP.
Landing frsm skip Florida.
/T BBLS Loaf Sugar
Jmd *7 26 boxes Yellow Soap
For sale by
HALL SRAFTER TUPPER.
July 29. ‘
DOCTOR Coppee has removed his residence
to the corner of Whitaker and York sir.
in rear of Pickard’s stables. His v offiee is still at
his shop in Broughton street (Marshalls Uajld
ings) near the market,
July 29
~ FOR NEW YORK. . r
THE regular packet brig Courier, E.
ASsjjia&l Mix. Master , will sail on Thursday next
30th inst. For freight or passage having superi
or furnished accommodations apply on board qj
Rices wharf or to
J W Long,
July 27
For sale landing from said brig,
50 bbls No 3 mackerel
60 bbls and half bbls super Canal flour
a fe.v bbls very superior crab cider
800 bunches onions.
Apply as above.
JOHN w.EONg7
Offers fop sale, landing, from sc hr. Othtllo ,
‘Tfe HHDS prime New Orleans Sugar, ■- j
5 pipi-s “Swan” Gin
1 do “old” London Dock Gin
30 half * 6 bbls Canal Flour
IN STORE,
39,000 Scgars, ‘ Silva & Cos.” Bran ]
40 bags Java Coffco
2 pipes “Loudon Dock” Brandy
2 do “Oturd, Dupuy *St Cos.” Brand and
G pipes“Seignetts'’ brand do
59 kegs No 1 Tobacco, approved brands
5 bags Pepper—s do. Pimento
20 doz. “Brown Sherry” Wino
July 27
” M 1 Li, SAWS. *
Rowland's Mill Saws, just received
and for sale by
N. B. & 11. WEED.
april 25
j ■ \ fi'aWand
j F Jl 1 - •nvuTr:tcr o t! f*i fi r \ ’nrgKu - e ioy\-
;;* ‘ nr -’ Ghiu* <>o -k Li/na
■ • • •'. a , • . , f ; Irade. c
iron, tr>no, cli,a;f aL 1 diuiug r- -
1 Liverpool dhrr.-t • A, dr.,
I Ricli i roncii eiuiin zv.i*
[do Ehgli<::i d.* d.>
f C-utrai ctimu cidVoo hui*
! Olivo h*c’ i <fist set:<
j Ik.tii c i iiov.i.n*f3 wt.u luml-*!'. * ♦ -
match
| i lain gla shade*
Cu* n iii! colored <{o.
I lam r i;T cu’ glss;? La , 'in ! ?
< Janli a*):i gla-; w ib*r pitchers
j 1/ .is*; p) and ui -lies
j glasses
! /fine c<yd v r,T ,
! Jelly gh? so.^
! Chinn Fruit Baskets
i li i'a a variety ;|t avtielea now nppriinrr, which
j tonn** as cm up lot • aiul an assort w* it aa
j c y ri bo met wjiii in Charleston tir any sou’hotn
1 city. *. • J
OD* Country merchants’ ran be supplied with
j crate's, ctu ej n ly eipn<- 'h r. Jiieh v. and! bear tram
jpm ration to any part of the statP- i pj- will sav ?
j rlu ii buying iironcn aiid misaloahle t!\.pgs, wfiich
| wo got in crates in tlid original order.
George iV. C.)c,
i _ ‘ ‘Shad’s building
juno 1 ...”
| ‘ ;
I ‘ c Annoy;
\ Supply of Carbon, very finely Pulverised,
just rece.Ved and for sale by
LAY _& I j ENDRL KSON.
Gibbons Biuldm.r,
jnly 27
A GEN CV~OF FI vlp “
O v THE
| Charleston Dire ai.d Marine Instance
Co,?np({n y, ’ ‘ * ■‘Kv
SAVA.NAAII,"APRIL 2G. 1 82J.
THIS Company coiitium 3- to against
Fire, Marine and Riyyr Ki.- I; on ■ moderate
tsrms. ‘Apply to * ‘
HOLIES TEMPER, Agent
april 21 e ■
410000
- UNION CANAL,
2.® 1 ® T JSlS'^a
N<> 8 J
Was drawn in Philadelphia on thfe 23th iusrt.
drawing w;U be received on ihe 3d. Almost.
’ ’ SCJIEM'R.
I pRTZE OP $ 10,000
l do 3,000
\ do 2,0(0
I do 1,636
10. _ do 1,000
10 do 4uo
10 do 200
fiO do 100
ftc
Ticket?, ‘ s4 oO
Halves, 2 00
Quarters, 1 00
Orders attended to at
LUTHiTS
pottery vnd Exchange Ojjice.
July 27
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
IIE subscriber respectfully informs tho ci
tizens iff Savannah and its vicinity, that, a
Room will Le opened on Monday evening, 27tfi
;nc>t. at 8 o'clock p m. at .Mr. Balmi's school room,
opposite Pcnfieid s buildings Broughton-strect,
f>r the purpose of giving lessons to such as mn\
wish to obtain tho necessary knowledge of tho
plan ox cutting all kinds of garments according
to the most approved fashions, or their own fancy.
J hese lessons will embrace a few plain and unor
rihg yules, which will enable a parson to cut a.uy
garment with perfect acuracy, arid neatness of fit.
The first evening will be employed in exhibiting
the simplicity and usefulness of the art. After
which it is expected tffose who are conyinceu of
its accuracy and utility, and wislfing to’acquire
it, either for an employment or will
subscribe to the reasonable terms, for the purpose
of being taught. The course will embrace four
lessons.
Desirous also of extending to the ladies tho
benefits ot these lessons, he requests their attend
ance at tha same place on Saturday next, between
10 and 1 o’clock. “ “
HENRY C. PAGE.
july 24 c
NOTICE.
r//E subscribers have uniteq their interest in
the practice of Medicine and its cojlatteral
brandies. One of the firm will be always in at
tendance, at the office now occupied by Dr. R.
Wayne.
L. 11. FORTH.
June 20 R. WAYNE.
Lemons , Raisins , -
Just received per schr. Exact from N. York.
8 BOXES fresh and Superior
10 do Muscatel Raisins
10 half bbls. “ Vassars” Double Ale
15 bbls. Rock water Ale
. 10 do. White Wine Vinegar
PALMES AND RICHARDS.
june 17.
* no Tree “
\ r % ‘HE Copartnership heretofore existing at Sa
; JL yannah and New yprk, under the firm of
Joseph R. op man & Cos. is this day dissolve! by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to said ?ou*
cern, will make payment to John McNicl, who is
duly authorised to settle the same. and who a ill
j make payment of all by the said cou
| cern.
JOSEPH KOPMAN.
JOHN MNIEL.
The business will hereafter be conducted by tiio
undersigned on his own account.
Savannah, lSth July, IQ&9
JOHN MNIEL.
July 24’
1 THE SA
MRS R. COHEN has rented, for lhe'sea.sym,
- that airy and commodious ho jse ohtlie alls,
belonging to Mr. Lampe, Mongompry, and lias
now opened an extensiv e BOARD'NG HOUSE
for the accommodation of Families, and such
individuals as may choose to retire to” a safe
retreat during the Summer months Long expe
rience has proved that this situation is Viptnelv
exempt from the intlienee of those malignant fe
vers which often scourge Snvaqnah, and from it
proximity to town, offery .superior’ advantages la
an upcountry or a northern residence. r r er;i 0
will be moderate, and such ha e
been made as will secure the host fare which this
section of the country can aiford.
Mrs. C. will also take charge of a few children
and pjy every attention te their health and com
fort, which her experience will enable her to ik>
july 13.
~ ——
DURING the absence of the subscribers Mr
Wm. II nry Thompson will act.as our At
torney. G. &C. BONNEY “
