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13. Field Officers of nthet Regiments. I t. Officers of the Army and Navy. «. Company Officers of the first and other Regiments. I.iout. Colonel. Chatham Artillery. U. S- Troops. Savannah Foiiclbloa. Savannah Volunteer Guard* Georgia Volunteers. Republican Blues. Major and Regimental Staff. The Procession will movo up l'.ast Broad Street, to Bronghton-Strect, from thence to West Broad-Street, from thence to South Broad-Street, down that street to Abercorn. Street, and through Abercorn-street to Oglethorpe-Square. The persons who have aecepted the ap pointment of Marshal, ol the day, arc re quired to meet at the Exchange tins Morn- Ing »t. 10 o’clock. _ , ’ . By order of the Lafayette Joint CmWUee. ’ J. MARSHALL. WHEKKTO, UPI.ANB. S. I9L. RICE. Liverpool, 10li>7 1795 177 Havre, 484 47 107 West Indies, 34 New-York, 2640 31 3G6 Providence, 1119 Charleston, 2393 17293 1873 684 MONUMENTAL PROCESSION. On the day that the ceremonies nflaying Ihundation stones of mnnunients to be erected to the memory of Generals Gueene and Pulaski, the Masonic Fraternity will lurio k procession and .wait. upon General Lvkayi.ttk, when -the-Right Worshipful Grand Master, in behalf of ihe Masons of Georgia, will deliver an address, congratu lating him upon his arrival in this state, as- soring him of the attachment of the Frater nity to his person, and their resnect tor Ins character. After which a procession will he formed under the direction of the Grand Marshal and his Assistants, in the follow- ifcg order■ UNITED STATES TnOOPS, Fori ignOlficers, Field and .Staff of Regiment*, General Officers nnd Suites, Citizens and Strangers, LAFAYETTE COMMITTEE, Judges and Sheriffs, Reverend Clergy—not Masons, . MAYOR AND ALDERMEN, GOVERNOR AND SUITE, Monument Committee. .M'umu in the following order.— Grand Tyler, with a drawn sword, L’Espcrunce Lodge, Union Lodge, Solomon’s Lodge, Georgia Chapter, L’Espeiunce Encampment, .Members of the Grand Lodge, not other wise stationed, A Past Master, with a golden vessel containing corn, Two Past Masters, with silver ves sels containing wine and oil, Grand Secretary and Grand Treasurer, One large Light, borne by a Past Master, The Holy Bible, Square and Compasses, borne by a Master of a Lodge, or Past Master, supported by two Stew ards on the right and left. Two large Lights borne by Past Masters, GranUCIiaplain, Other Masonic Clergy, Grand Wardens, Past Grand Masters, Deputy Grand Masters, Master of oldest Lodge, carrying cons’itutinns, ■Grand Deacons with black rods, on i lino nine feet apart, ORAMO MASTER WITH ®3»r. LAFAYETTE A SUITE, TwoStewards with white rods, Grand Sword Bearer with drawn sword. The procession will be formed on tliu Bay, west of the Exchange, the left resting on the Exchange, and move from thence down the Bay. through Abercorn and St Julian Streets, to Johnston’s-Squaro; upon reach ing the opening into the enclosure, the mil- Wary escort will wheel to the left and form, •fronting the Square. The procession will halt and open to the right and left, to allow the rear of the procession to pass through. The Masons on entering, will wheel to the yiglit, ii nd pass along the circlo and around it, until the lending officer gains ground sufficient for the whole procession to enter, when the Masons and the Monument Com mittee, will form on the west of the Monu ment, and the remainder of the procession will arrange themselves on the east near ihe railing oftlio Square. 1. Tho Music will then play a National Air. 2. The Chairman on behalf of the Monu ment Committee, will address the Assem bly, and conclude with requesting Gen.La favktte to lav the stone. 3. Reply of General Lafayette. 4. Masonic ceremonies, during which the memorials will be deposited by the Secreta ry of the Monument Committee. 5. Prayer hv the Grand Chaplain. 6. Music—a Dirge, and then a National Aw. . The procession will resume its order and proceed around the Square into Congress- Si reel, to Boll-StroeL along Bull-Stieet to Chippewa-Square. when the same order and ceremonies will be observed. The seve ral Public Officers and persons generally, are invited to join the procession, and take the places assigned them. JONATHAN OLMSTEAD, C A. HIGGINS. it a nmurrjAJTY. Sub-Committee on the part of the Masons. ALEXANDER TELFAIR, VV. P. MARSHALL, Sub-Committee on the part of the subscri bers to the Monuments. For the purpose of preserving order, the •ity Marshal and Coustublus are respect- felly requested te attend the Masonic Pro cession, wldcii will take place the day alter Genera! Lafayette’s arrival, to tender him their Fraternal Welcome. JOS. S. PELOT, Grand Marshal. p' The citizens of Savannah are respect- tolly requested, as much as possible, to eonniie to their own yards and houses, their servants and especially the children, whilst- tojlitary lienors are paying to General La va vf.tte. The City Marshals and City Constables aro required to tuke into custody all such negroes and persons of color, as may be found at all trespassing upon, or attending the procession, parades, tic. during the stay of General Lafayette in this city-— Ihe City Constables will further obey all orders emanating from the Marshals of the day, during the time of the Procession in .honor of General Lafavette. ® I- W - c - DANIELL, Mayor. Police-Office, 14th March, 1825. Masonic DiSnb*.—Subscribers to the Dinner, to bo given by his Masonic Breth ren to General Lafayette, are informed that Tickets aro left at T. LoNflWonTti’s Book Store, whore those Brethren wlm have not already, may have an opportunity to subscribe, R, W. PqnLE*, N. II. Ol.MSTEAD, S. C‘ House, Gmors r. White, . Manager! D- Cauney, Jr. C. A. Higgins, F. Gillet, j BRIGADE ORDERS. Savannah, March 2,1325 In pursuance of Division Orders, of the 24tli nit. just received, “ All Volunteer Corps of Artillery, Cavalry, Infantry, and Riflemen,” within the First Brigade, are ordered “ to hold themselves in readiness, completely armed and -equipped, to receive General Lafayette with iiiilitury honors, at any point to which any portion of them may be ordered." Field Officers will sec to the promnlga tion and execution of these orders, within their respective commands. By order of Gen. Harden, SAMUEL STILES, Ald-de-Camp. Monumental Procession. B T Masonic Procession, on Monday next, are requested to meet THIS EVENING at the Grand Lodge Hull, at 7 o’clock, mnrch 18 -• 06 BALL DRESSES. A FEtV very-splendid BALL DRESSES, together with* handsome assortment of F*nc j Artie just received by the ship Savannah, from N«w-Yoe'i, f-,r sale hr m JAMES i March 18- y UDERSON ti CO. 96r ni9 Third Company, N OTICE—The drill of this Company, ordered for Saturday next, is postpon ed until further notice. By ordci, II. J. VALLEAU, First Serg’t. Mrrrb 17, • COXK&OCSRCXAX.. Exports from Samntuih, February, 1825. For Jive month* ending 2Hth February, 1825. Foreign, Coastwise, UPLAND. s. I8L. RICE. 25,014 3069 624 31,895 58 10:19 Tonic. 11 56,939 3127 1603 11 Same period last year. Foreign, 46,414 Coastwise, 20,022 3300 4875 68 2169 66,436 3 <28 7014 8 March 2—Br. ship James, St. Johns,N.B. 419 tons, ballaf t.* Murrh 3—Ship Niagara, Liverpool, 343 toils, 862 hales. Ship Juno, Liverpool, 361 tons, 957 bales. March 4—Ship Eliza, Liverpool, 355 tons, 1061 bales. March 10—Fr. brig Julius Thales, Havre, 189 tons. 228 hales. 22 M. boards. Brig Sarah, Jamaica, 144 tons, 93,000 feet lumber. 68 M. shingles. March M—Barque Crown, Liverpool,436 tons, 1095 bales. TJ’e'PooT, Feb. 8 - »• Island nn»*no, Gro ’a 5$ > ?tl, / dfliued do 14 ;•: •i'll do 8$ I’ft Mab»'n* amt TV-,o r £ s !»h1 j N? Orleans 5$ * 1s d / Peru; . hor.eN 1 41 •» >. Md. , Ba 1 ua, f!|< » t~j M -ti him llj • 1°j • ; Mins* van K'4 a 1 h t M fs f '.vr. • Oil a Iftl / Pa m 10£ • _ D 1 : n !T»-rir> ■ d .HfrrMce ltd n^d; n„..j b . v °4 •» !0jd ,* -'oipmon W^Rt T vdi»- 94«! •'•"-V. it nf a lffrsBmt 73 »p B . ■ - V 6| 8A. Mce.—500 r.ashs were nut an *t nuefon, b"t f *r wun’ f lUmaml. onh 30 ^nnd buyers at '7\ ir-dd »"!? on to 2R for v- *v Savannah YencvbYes. Attention! In conformity to Regimen- tal Orders the Corps will hold themselves in readiness to ap pear upon their Parade ground in complete uniform,w ith white pantaloons, upon n signal of two guns being tired iii quick succession, st the Chatham Artillery Labrotorv, to pnv the 'honors due to die Nutbiu's Guest- The members'will he fur nished with cartridges on ap plication to the undersigned. By order. MILLS, 1st Serjt. S. F. march 18 96 TICKETS RECEIVED. T HE tickets ordered by the undersigned in the Pennsylvania Canal Lottery, eaiue to hand on Tuesday. As the drawing of the whole Lottery will be received on THIS EVENING, immediate application must be made. HIGHEST PRIZES, DOLLARS 30,000 DOLLARS iio.ooo. a or *sooo ; a of eaiao, 20 OF *1000; M. SlO. no. Tickets 48—Halves 4l—Quarters 42— Eights $1. 113* The owner of a prize of $1000. order ed by the subscriber in the last class, re ceived the ticket but one day previous to the drawing’s being received. W. ROBERTSON. March 18 s&vrh:)ah THSAraa. FORT OF SAVANNAJI. TO-MORROW EVENING, Saturday, March 19. GOODACRE will'give a popular illustration of the uttUvral. nheunme- * n«i ut THE SOLAR SYSTEM ON HIS GRAND TRANSPARENT ORRERY AUXILIARY DIAGRAMS. Admittance—Boxes and Pit$l, Gallery 60 cunts. A Box pH n is left at the Book-Store of Messrs. S. C. & J Schenck, where places may be taken. 'Pickets of admission may also be had at all the Book-Stores, of the Lecturer, and at the Ticket Oiiice at the Thpntre. Doors opon at seven- and the exhibition will commence precisely at half past 6evcn. and end at half past nine o’clock. Audit ttec«iv«d, V ASSAR’SjSuperior Alo, and Crab Ap ple Cideii in whole and half barrels. IN STORE, Half Barrels Family Pork and Beef & First mill tecund quality manufactured Tobacco For sale by W^LIPPITT. M arch 16 Dip B Wanted, ANKABEE IfONEY Apply at LUTHER’S EXCHANYE OFFICE. Murrh ft Masonic Aprons. A FEW elegant Royal Arch and Master Mason’s Aprons, just received and for side by BUTLER fr SCRANTON. March to 89 OzuaWrghs and Vviiue, J UST received and for sale by JOHN H. REID. Feh2» r, F Prime Seed itice, OR SALE—apply to SAMUEL M. BOND, or R. & J. HABERSHAM. March 11 90. For Sale, A SHARE in the Savannah Library.- Apply at this Office. March 17 95p Her; ing A rv BOXES Hearing, first sort—just T U received and for sale by March 12 . BASSETT. 91 Sperm Oil. L ANDING from brig 0,1V. Hopkins, 1000 Gallons Sperm Oil, first quality, from the manufactory at Ney-Bedfnrd, for saje by . A. /IASSETT. March 14 I'tH'on and Lilrd. A BOXES BACON T U 50 “firkins Lard—Laniling from schr. Barracoa, from Baltimore. For sale by HALL & HOYT. March R 87 1 ugnsta, -t iM? J UST received per snip Boxes Troy Candles. For sole byi J. B. HERBERT & CO. Feb 25 m CLEARED, Brig Stranger, Cartwright, New-York, Cohen & Miller. ARRIVED, Sloop Three Brothers,'Howland, Darien 2 da vs. Passengers^ J. Wnlburg, lady, child* anil servant, M. Thomas. Messrs* Hickenbcrg, Logriel, Solomon, and Dean. Sloop Rising Sun, Chase, Darien 2 days,! Good.acrr will commence his course of with 153 bales. Cotton, to order. Pas sen-1 eight ASTRONOMICAL LECTURES, gers, Messrs. M’Clure, and Belcher. | which will he delivered on Mondays, Thurs- Sloop Falcon, Gibbs. Saiilln 3 days, with ; days and Saturdays, till completed. Tennis, Cotton, to E. Fort, J. M’Nish, and A. G. - Boxes nnd Pit $5, Gallery $3. Young la- Miller. dies and gentlemen under 12 years of age, Steom Boat Georgia. Bowman. 53 hours to any part, of the house, $.3. Potatoes. Wpf TITHCES Prime Northern Pota- • J tonv just received and for sale bv BRADLEY, CLAGIIORN & WOOD. March 3 Rocket Spades CASK Socket Spades, jus’ received and tot sale by , N. B. WEED. Jan 4 j The Citizens of Snvnnnah ere respect- • j fully informed that on Thursday next. Mr. from Augusta, with Boats Nos. 12 and 13 in tow, 400 hales Cotton, and other mer chandize to order—S. C. Dunning. Ponce & Mackenzie, S. B. Park-man, It. Camp bell, C. C. Griswold, A. Galluwuy & cu. and P. Hill. SAILED, Ship Win, Wallace. Wood, New-Yurlt. Brig Frances Miller, Berry, do. Brig Stranger. Cartwright, do. Brig William, Twycross, Apalachicola. ARRIVED FROM THIS CORT, At Charleston, on Monilny, steom boat Maid of Orleans ; on Tuesday, steam boat Pendleton, Bracken. eh 18 96 ordi Is. '■ c, A NEW supply of Cordials, just received by the late arrivnls in Charleston, fWnn^Franee, consisting of, oil of Anise oil of Roft), Perfect Love, spirit of Washing ton, spirit of Lafayette, choice of Ladies nnd Forvot-me-not, of the well known City of Verdun. Also, fine Annisocd, in baskets, fresh Olivos and Caner.4, Guigno- let. of Angeers, &c. A Fmall assortment of children’s toys, for sale by the subscriber* JOS. TUUCIJELUT, mnreh 13 9fi||p oisamasaw LUITEUT-I V ULA8S, NEW SERIES. BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND. Postponed Me-, ti. g A N extra meeting of the “ GooVgia Agri- ‘ cultural Society of Savannah^” will be held at the Exchange THIS DAY uuTiiicKrn. in. at By order of the President. WILLIAM P. MARSHALL, Secretary. march" 18 96 W ILL be drawn in the city of Baltimore, next month, and finished in a f minutes.—42 numbers, 5 ballots drawn. 810 000, 5,000, 8,000, frc. Capital Prizes. Tickets Five Dollars. Orders received at LUTHERS EXCHANGE OFFICE. March 18 5 000, 5000, 5000, &C. &.C. T HE above are the capital prizes in Lit erature Lottery, Fourth Class; New Series, which draws in New-York on 6th April next, and determined in a few minutes. Tickets Seven Dollars. Orders rece.ved and Prijfe Tickets taken in payment at LUTHERS EXCHANGE OFFICE. March 18 r o ice A LL persons having demnnds asninst Ills estate of Francis Courvoisodate ol Chatham county, will present tlinin duly attested, and those indebted will make pay. ment to R. HABERSHAM, and ft HABERSHAM march 18 96 L J Qualified Ex ecutors. Notice CLERK’S OFFICE, ) I7th March, 1825. $ A PPLICATIONS for the Pump Con tractor will be received until Tuursday next. Two securities are required. M. MYERS, c. c. march 18 99 Mackerel. | QQ BARBELS No. 3 Mackerel,_for Fob 23 87 Notice, Jmt received and for eale by the Sabtcriheri. trra BOXES FRESH OLIVES, • *m\J 20 III urns do Figs 2 Bales do Almouds 10 Boxes Vermicelli 6 do Macaroni 25 do Prunos 10 do French Cordial 10 do Capers. 160 Pickled Tongues 100 Boxes Bunch Raisins 25 Kegs Crackers 10 Boxes Vin de Grave 25 do Chateau Margaut 20,000 Cabana Sugars 30 Marlow Cheese 12 Baskets Anniseed Cordial 20 Boxes Brandv Fruit. GAUDRY & HERBERT. March 16 94p ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. _____ i BY CALl'IJYBAKER, On the FIRST TUESDAY in MAY NEXT, At XU o’oioek, in front of tho Court- ItqK 1 *! will be sold without reserro, that moo FURNITURE. BY J. B. HERBERT te CO. THIS DAY, IHthinst. Will be sold at the Ware-Room of Mr. _ „ ..... Jm. Taylor, opposite Col. Shelliuun’s Man* .Vunjvde tract'of I^nd. No. 75, in the Third li j ,,n House, Broughton-Street, at XI o’elk. Dhttrict, Habersham County. Ohe hnlf of *Jjg “hunt leaving the city, tha the purchase money will be required at the aTnp,f ™ o-d a rvi? o time of sale, and the balance on the first of January, 18261 with interest, securfid by mortgage on tho land. 1 Sold by permission of the Court of Ordinary, and by order of the administratrix. March 3 For New-York, ESTABLISHED LIKE, The regular packet ship SAVANNAH, Win. Rebec, Matter, Will meet with immediate de spatch. For freight or passage, having el egantly furnished accommodations, apply to Copt. Bebee on board, at Jones’ Upper Wharf, or to HALL A HOYT. March W « For New-York, 4 The fast sailing packet brig STRANGER, Cartwright, Master, Will sail first fair wind. For freight on dfeck or passage, having good accommo dations, apply to the master on board, at Mongin’s Upper Wharf, or to COHEN & MILLER. March 16 04r For Providence, li. 1. The brig GOVERNOR HOPKINS. Copt. Viekeru, XVill meet immediate despatch— For freight or passage, apply on board, at Rice’s Wharf, or to S. C. GREENE. March 17 flop For Boston, The fine f&Ht Bailing schooner ROMEO, . T ||u. l Capt. Crowell. Master, dSw®’ Hns the greater part of her cargo engaged, for freight apply to JOHN CANDLER, Junes’ Buildings. Who has for sate, No. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel No. 1 Boston Beef Cordage of all sizes, dock Madeira and Claret Wine in boxes, and Two large Tarpaulins More h 16 94 tttv ixituah VoY Uuai'db, Attention ! Y OU will hold yourselves in readiness, to assemble on your parade ground, STOCK IN TRADE, consisting of Ride*, boards, Sofas, Pillur and Claw Breakfast and Card Tables, Dining Tables, Dressing do. Secretaries, Bookcases, Bureaus, Field and High Post Bedsteads, Wash Stnnds, Hat Racks, dtc. of the best workmanship— . Terms cash. March 16 ADMINISTRATRIX’ SALE. *00. 2&3SBT, SDAY, 24lh iust. . BV X B. HHX On THURSI Will be sold at the Marble Yard in State street, next to Dr. Habersham, at 11 o’clock, a quantity of Marhle Slabs, Brown Stone, and Stone-Cutter’s Tools, together with tile Building on said Lot, being the personal estate of William Masterton, deceased, and sold by order of the administratrix. Terms cash. march 18 J VMKSA DKUiSO,i$« «). H AVE received by the ship Savannahs from New-York, a large and general assortment of ; tup Ye and Fauc/j Goods, CONSISTING IN PART OP | and j Fine Irish Sheetings J and f do do Linens j Bird Eye Diapers jh JvLj* *Ji a»d *f Damask do. Cambrirk and Lawn Handkerchief* Black, White and Colored Gros d’Efjfc and Gros de Naples Brown, Pink, and Blue Satins | ami | Black Bombazines White, Buif and Scarlet Casrimore Plain and Figured f Bohinet Lace Bobinet Lace Veils, Points and Cap! Fine Thread Laces and Edgings White and Black Silk Hose and half} Hose Children’s White Cottori do Ladies black and colored IIorseskiQ. and Kid Cloves Gentlemen’s White and Black do do Garniture and Bolt Ribbons Gimp Trimming and Piping Cord Pink, White and Blue Crepe Lissa Black Gauze Handkerchiefs Black and Colored Barege do Nankin Crape Blue Nankeens Artificial Wreaths and Flowers Wire Baskets and Morocco Reticul# Feather Fans Plain and Figured Swiss Muslins together with a variety of other articla^ which they offer for sale on reasonable tormj March 17 951.. Hunch Raisins, Almon is, «<*, just nacr.ivtu, 40 BOXES first quality Bunch Ralsiss GO . 5 Barrel*Soft Shelled Almunda * 3 Kegs Cwranto 5 do Lump do 10 Half Barrels Fulton Market Borf* for tamilv use 15 do Pig Pork 100 Half barrels Family Flour 50 Barrels do do 40 Barrels Prime Beef 30 do Mess do ' 40 do do and Prime Pork 20 do New Rum , 5 do Old Kentucky Whiskey 21 do Prime New-Orleaus an* Muscovado Sugars 75 Quarter Boxes Spanish Segars ? 30 Boxes first quality Claret pieteTy arined and equipped, and pro- • together with a full assortment of all kind*' ■ • 1 *• • • > - * of Groceries and Ship Chandlery, for sale hy BRADLEY, CLAGHORN A. WOODk Anciaux’s Wharf. * March 17 95 vided with eighteen rounds of blank cart ridges, upon the signal of two guns being fired in quick succession, from the laborato ry of the Chatham Artillery, to co-operate in the honors to be paid to Gen. Lafay ette, on his arrival in this city. Cartridges will be furnished from the office of the Quarter Master Sergeant, and will be rea dy for delivery on the morning of the 18th instant. By order, BAYARD, First SergH. S.V.G* March 17 95 Movers f,; Hamdt’Ui. H AVE rpcSIved per ship Savannah, a fresh supply of CYaUTUWG, of the latest spring fashions, made express, ly for this market, at their ware-house in New-York, which in addition to their for- incr stock, makes it more extensive than any in this city, consisting of almost uverv article iii their line, among which are Borne very superior ai\tl scarco articles, suitable for the fete to to- given in honor of the “ NATION’S GUE8T," on his arrival in this city. The above gooila will be sold wholesale or retail as the loqest cash prices, corner of Whittaker and St| Julian-Stroets, opposite Young’s Buildings, March 17 95u N otice. A LL persons having business at 'the of fice of the Bank of the United Stales, arc requested to attend the reto THIS DAY, ds it will uot bo open to-morrow. J, HUNTER, Cashior. JJarch 1" 98r KKJttuVAL T HE subscriber has removed from his old stand, three doors west, in Con gress-Street, where he offers fi r sale a gen eral assortment of UvocKrYea 8c Goods, very cheap for cash. EDWARD PERKINS. March 2 82rc GKAND LODGE (DIP <ElR<D!R<mfto T HE Officers and Members of the Grand Lodge of the State of Georgia, and the different Lodges under its jurisdiction, by their proper representatives are reques ted to assemble at the Grand Lodge Hall next FRIDAY week, 25tli instant, at 7 ol eine k, P. M. to attend to the unfinished bu siness of the Grand Annual communication. By order nf the JH. W. Grand Matter. L. H. FURTH, GrandSer'ry March 17 96 T HE subscriber proposes to open SCHOOL, on MONDAY, the 21st instant, in a suitable ruom in the neighbor hood of the Baptist Church, The course of educat ion which is intended to be pur sued, is the English Language, taught .grammatically, together with the most use ful branches in Arithmetic, Trigonometry, Geometry, Geography, Sec. The subscri ber being entirely disengaged from any oth er business whatever, will devote his undi vided attention to the instruction of his pu pils ; and for the interest of those who may place their children under his care, h« would also board a few nf the children whom lie would undertake toeducate. It is earn estly and respectfully requested, that those who intend to patronize this institutiuu, would make their intentions known tu me before the day above mentioned. B. W. LEACH. N. B-—-All persons who have borrowed books from the subscriber, are requested to return them without delay- B. W. L. 'March 15 93u WM PATTERSON, H AS just received by the ship Savan nah, a large supply of 08NABURGS, which he offers very low for cash, March 17 95t J08KPH KOPM.YN >* CO. H AVE received by the recent arrival* an addition to their STOCK OF DRY GOODS on hand, consisting of * LARGE ASSORTMENT OP STAPLE GOODS together with a groat variety of FANCY SILKS, BAREGES, tic. tie Also, STEEL BELTS AND BRACELETS. a new article—all of the latest fashions, ani selected with great care by the Senior Parts, ner. which they offer to their friends at % small advance on the New-York prices, March 10 89n I Whiskey, 10R RALE by Feb A T. S. LUTHBR. Just Received, £. O BAGS prime Green Coffee, for sale DO by J. B. HERBERT it CO- Feb 23 SPYU.NU and ST.M.MEYV GOODS. B Y the ships Georgia aod Harp, arrive* from Liverpool, the snbscribura have, received their usual supply of SEASONABLE IDIOT ©DDIDBo Having been purchased with cash, pre vious to the advance in England, they can bo affiirded and will be sold at low prices, and on a long credit, for undoubted paper, ANDREW LOW Si CO. Feb 28 80 fcweet < H and < ordials. rtK BASKETS SWEET OIL mdtS 50 do Anniseed 20 Boxes Olives 10 Boxes assorted French Cordialg 10 do Capers Just received and for sale by JOS. AUZE. March 15 93i. Whi k’*y. ■f fY A BARRELS landing from brig A VF VF Governor Hopkins, for sale by March 14|k ft B. HERBERT £ C$