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n O. * W.KOBERTSOXT, rvni.nitciu or tiik i.awsop nix union MBptfftfyw-Yor* mnrke*, hMO?*«f»*««»>p(rt“|inlOIO. 96,373,! in IBlfc 100,0.19 ii i340 ed their assortments at fower Mtos.,' If it 123,006 i and it in supposed now tcjm at worn necessary, on such a subject, wo could ■reduce names to substantiate our asscrlion —we are ready,to do so, to any person wlio least tSO.OOO. / —rtWVt. In the town of Providence, the Tii . of wtnRinn. Nnf are th, friends of trade idle i petitions bare been Sent in trom variousionmninrcial sud rnanufactuyinp districts, soliciting a repeal oftbo corn laWs loins I'reo DAII,V »AP*H, l I : conremr mpf.«,: I !| KIONT DOLLARS, t 1 AH VI DOLLARS, TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 10, )««■ The citiscna of Chatham County, are re- sped folly requested to attend at the Coun cil Chamber in the Exchange, bn FRIDAY NEXT, at twelve o’clock, to express their views in relation to a proper disposition of the late acquired territory firom the Creek Indians, and to adopt such measures in re lation thereto as may to them appear prop er. JOHN STEVENS, TIM. J. BARNARD, E. JACKSON, PAT. HOUSTOUN, W. C. DANIELL, R. F. WILLIAMS, A. PORTER, JOS. GUMMING, JOHN P. WILLIAMSON. ROB. HABERSHAM, ED. HARDEN, P. 8.—The Exchange bell will be rung gt the hour of meeting.. It will be perceived by the above, that the important subject of the expected Lot tery for the disposal of tlm recent Creek Cession, will be taken up by the citizens of Savannah. We believe that little diversity of opinion exists as to the impolicy of the Lottery mode of disposing of Lands,among this community—hut the objections to it require to be embodied to demand that attention they deserve, nnd to give weight and influence to the public opinion. We regret to learn that the ship Ogle thorpe, for Liverpool, which was towed down the river on Sunday, dragged her an chors on Sunday night during a gale from the north east, and went ashore on Tybee Island. We are indebted to gentlemen, who left her last evening at 5 o’clock, for the following correct statement of tier sit uation at that time: The ship lies inside the Light—the Light bearing from her S. S. E. —-she heals in a small degree to leeward to wards the land, and has round her at low water, from three to four feet water. She lay at the above hour, with two shots of hawser out {180 feet each) in a N. N. W. direction, with a kedge attached—and had received no injury whatever. Ttie pilot- boat Eclipse was despatched during the day to her naaiatanctT, with from 10 to SO liamlt, —the schooner Emcline was also sent down, and preparations were making to unlade the deck load. It was intended to endeav or to get her off next high water (three o’ clock this morning); but it is very doubt ful whether she can he got off until a change of wind tn the southward. The Small Pox.—The existence of this Ilia hesome disease has been officially an nounced in Monticello, in this state— Whence the disease has been received, is an important enquiry, for we may be expos ed to the same calamity by intercourse with the infected part. Is it true that it has been derived from the city of Charleston ? We have been informed that it is. Is it true that the varioloid has existed ill that city for several months past? We put these ^bestinns for no other purpose but for information on an interesting subject. If they are satisfactorily answered in the ne gative, we shall be gratified—if in the af firmative, we must take leave to express the reprehension which every man should feel at the concealment of a fact, so highly important to every one of those among whom this Inatliesome and dangerous dis ease may bo propognted. ., . , „ . cr has paid, fur the support of the po[ du- may consider himself interested. So mnch . r s f V’, „ ' , - . ring the last year, seven thousand tweliun- for Now-York. Wo have now before us, a * " . „ , _ , . , u „ ,i n dred and fifty-two dollars and fortifive letter Irom Charleston, received by the mail ' > of Sunday night, the latest which could,,* eomo to hand. In this letter, quntationa of I Nothing-had been hoard for some time of several descriptions of British Dry Goods rhe Steam Ship Line from the west pnd of are given, which are much higher zliian Ireland to the east end of Nova (Scotia; the same goods can be purchased in tliia bllt it appl , arB tbe p], n ) 1BS been ^severed tity. Among these, plain and figured mus- in . , nil a bnl is bofore t |,e UritiJ Parlis- tins ere quoted at from 40 to 100 pot cent ment for incorporating a compel, for the advance ; and Paisley Linen No. O' to 8, is enterprise, considered worth upwards of i 00 per cent The Savannah Market—We stated on the 161 b of April last, as a fact worthy the attention of the plauters and store keepers of the interior, that British Goods in this city, “ had been sold at from five to twenty per cent below the prices at which the aaine goods were held in Charles ton and New-York and we added a very natural reflection, that he “must be stupid ly blind to his own interests, who would prefer a lower price fur his produce and pay higher for hia supplies." The pla cid editor of the New-York Evening Post, adds this pithy comment to this asser tion—“ He muil be stupidly blind indeed, who can be gulled by the above paragraph.” Aa we have never, in our course thus far, attempted to gull those who have thought proper to place confidence in our remarks upon any subject, wr beg leave to assure Mr. Coleman, that the assertion is suscep tible of proof. It is a fact, that a merchant of this city, purchased the present spring, British Cot ton Goods in New-York for this market; and on his return was offered the same pat tern, of the same article, at 20 per cent re duction (at which it ia yet held) on what he had actually paid in the city of New York- Other articles are offered at pro portionality^ low rates—«nd we know of instances in which those who had visited' advance. It will be perceived by our Price Current, that British Dry Goods arc quot ed at from 30 to 60 per cent advance—62J is the utmost limit which lias been asked for any description of these goods—hut they may- be obtained at 00—here is a difference of37{ percent in the maximum price in stead of25. But if other facts are wanting in support of our assertion—we will state that British Goods within a short time pnsl, have been bought in ' this city for the Charleston market, where they have been sold at 2fi per cent advance on the Savan nah price. Nay, it is a fact, of which we are assured, that the demand for British Goods in this city: is greater for the Charles ton market and other places north of us, than for the up-country, and the latter is at this moment, more active than usual. Thus much is duo to ourselves and to the editor of the Post. We will not believe him so “ stupidly blind” as not to perceive that we were correct in our original assertion —nor so deficient in candor aa not to ac knowledge it, even at the expense of his gullibility. Many valuable cargoes of Cotton, have beep shipped at this port and Charleston, during the present season a but the follow ing shipped in the Oglethorpe, exceeds in amount any yet mentioned It consists of 124,092 lbs of Sea Islands, and 220,4110 lbs. of Uplands, the aggregate value of which is $129,116 24. Mr. Stuart Wohtlev, and Mr. Deni son, Members of the British Parliament, have arrived in New-York, and are about to embark for England. Mr. Stanley, M. P. lias preceded them a few weeks, in their return to Europe. These gentlemen have performed a tour through the United States, in pursuit of information, They have been received and entertained hospitably, and from ev ery acco int, have been gratified by the re sult of their observations. Whatever may be their impressions of our country, wc feel perfectly satisfied with the opinion they may have formed. We have nothing to fear from the enquiries of men of education and intelligence, who will judge dispassionately and with discrimination, and, of course, correctly. The libels upon our country, which have afforded food lur the Quarterly and other Reviews, have proceeded from those of an entirely different character. Surplus Capitai—The rage for the in vestment of capital, in incorporated joint stock companies, appears to be quite as ex cessive in our American Commercial Em porium, as it is at the present moment in London. We mentioned the case of the Water Company, a day or two since—a parallel to it is now offorded in the Morris Canal Company, established by the Legis lature of New-JerHey. at its last session, iu the City of Jersey, apposite New-York.— The Commercial Advertiser ofthe 27th ult. says—“ The books for the Morris Canul, were opened yesterday at Jersey, and the crowd was such that it seemed as though the city of New-Yurk had moved over the river. More than $10,000,000 were sub scribed.” The Gazette increases the amount to twenty millions. The task of dividing the stock among the numerous applicants, must be both delicate and difficult. In Providence eleven hundred thousand dollars were subscribed between ten and one o’clock, for the stock of the Blackstonc Canal—capital $300,000. & freight or pi For New*¥ork, on Saturday, nt from 22J to 36}'. cents for Uplands—sitiec which no transactions bine taken place by which we might be enabled to fix a price—our quotations may, thure- And ifMr. Curwen and other agriculturist. fore, bo cupsiderud nominal. The holders . have herti satisfied nftlm expediency of such look fbian advance on former quotations- 0Bspat h a measure, it can hardly fail. . «« told that as high as 24 to Sftcents is freight or passage, having superior, Wo are not aware, however, of any im-! asked, but although inquiry is mode, buyers modationB, apply on bisird, at T i ’ mediate pecuniary benolit. to he derived lot have not been thus far disposed to come up, Wharf, or to C. C. GRISWOLDAnn this country from a repeal of the corn laws— to those tales. May fO "0. The small stock ofaea-Islands at market Th ” P»tket ship CORSAIR, P Wil ,® L ; Will meet with despatch. Chilly M’Intosh, the son of lie Creek Chief General M’Intosh, recent! murder ed by a part of that nation, pas passed through Augusta on his way tq Washing ton. By the sloop Harriet, we hake received the Norfolk Beacon to the 1st ilst. At a meeting of the citizens of Augusta, held at the City-Hull, on Wednesday even ing the 4th hist, fur the purpose of receiving the report of a committee appointed at • former meeting, to correspond with the Board of Directors of the Bank of Darien A. Slangher was called to the chuir, all Thomas M’Gran appointed secretary.—4 The Committee having submitted their eng respoudeuco with the Bank, the followinj resolutions were considered and adopted Resolved. That, in the opinion of tha meeting, the bills of the Bank of Darieft rest on a solid foundation for their redempi tion, without taking into consideration tha deep interest which the state of Georgia has in that institution, both as a large stockholder and holder of its bills, and that the indulgence required by those of its deb, tors who suffered by the memurable calam ity of last September, constitutes the best excuse which can ever be given, for not be: ing in a situation to redeem them with spe cie as soon as presented. Resolved. That this meeting have full confidence in the disposition which the Pre sident and directors ofthe Bank of Darien, have now evincod, and in the means which that institution, it is believed, will soon pos sess, to place its credit on the same footing as tint of the other chartered banks of the state of Georgia. Resolved, That the thanks of this meet ing be tendered to the President and Direc tors of the bank of Darien, for the prompt, frank, and lucid replies which they have given to the inquiries of a committee ap pointed at a former meeting. Resolved, That these resolutions toge ther with the statement of the situation of the Darien Bank, on which they are principally founded be published in both the newspapers of this city. A. SLAUGHTER, Chairman Thomas M’Gran. Sec'y. Augusta, 4th May, 1823, this country from a repeal of the corn seing that agricultural produce is about na loW in Europe as hero. Poland.-France, thp Netherlands, not to advert to the gran aries of Egypt, can all furnish the British market as cheaply as we could, and their greater proximity will give them the advan tage of enrl.v information and prompt sup ply.— Jf. Y.Amer. —W It is singular, Ibat the two most adiqirR- bio writers that modern Europe produced, Shakspearc and Cervantes, both died on'the sar.ie day, in the same year, namely, April 23, 1616. OOMXKSHOXAXi. Pkru—Commercial.—We subjoin a let ter from Lima, received at the office of the Federal Gazette, rs containing commercial information of much interest. Lima, January 4.—That the capitula tion ofthe Spanish Army of the interior, and occupation of this city by the Patriots, have not-produced the improvement in the price of Dry Goods that was anticipated, is owing in a great measure, to the swollen state of the rivers, which precludes an active inter course with the interior, and prevents the population from descending for their regu lar supplies, nor will this obstacle bn remo ved until May, when trade will resume its Accustomed course. The demand may be said to be limited at present in the immedi ate consumption of the place. Platillas of fair qualities are retailing in the shops at §16 ; Bretagnes 4 a 4J to b; duties 30 pr.ct. Sugars and Rum arc without demand. Intel ligence has been received from Quilca that the Spanish squadron was to sail for Ma nilla. All the intermediate port-- are in pose session ofthe Patriots, and as the commu nication between them and the interior is no longer obstructed, a valuable trade will revive. La Ptiz. Potosi, Areqnipa, Cuzco, nnd the intermediate provinces, no longer debarred from an intercourse with the coast will receive thro’ Qnilcn and Arica their regular supplies, and render these places of considerable commercial importance.” i Augusta, Jlfiay 6.—The Cotton Market.— The price of Cotton varies from ‘24 to ‘27 cents, but the sales are dull in consequence of the want of money, and the sanguine expectations of the holders of the article— dealers are anxiously looking for further ac counts from Europe. 5332 2 i < jr a § 31 O B T* a. D s a ® § ^ i. I 2. v.9 ^a. ^ S r s-3* * = 2L* GQ 9 C2® sr r o 2. s - «73. T. p 3 si 3 2! ‘I to? -S' s| % S3 v l 35 — SC -u — © -J y. © © JO -4 W 3> 'ss O ti* u © - o yi wo© — © © 2 c co — ^ o o o » _ 5r* CC . CD C5 > M cp ja p in — CJ *42 O OlWMU a — 1J» C5 CO 32 CO -I *42 CJ> O t3 O 3 31; » oa > n r» S 3 ® 3 ; - ‘ ‘ o o 3 :-a 1 2 W * <0 r. $ s'!3 aif Jf a 09 2 3 s - s ~ h O *2 3 n S 3 &.S q'3 C O c ut a O o o U — — C» ca Oi oj © co ■jd m cp t9 — — - “ fD 9i o Owing to the late Ilnur at which the let ters from Liverpool yesterdny reached the post office, we were not able to give any private information as to the market.— Since then it has been ascertained that cot tons were in active demand at increased pri ces, and that grain was dull.from tha report m , that the corn laws were to be repealed, or Statistics or New-York It appears by a statistical pamphlet, recently publish ed in New-York, that there are in that city 137 streets, lanes, Sfc.—97 churches and 130 clergymen. There are 14 banks, with a capital of $17,000,000 ; 10 Marine In surance Companies, capital $1,650,000 ;— 24 Fire Insurance Companies, capital $9,- 850,000. The population ofthe city, at an average, since the first census, which was taken 1697, doubles in every 25 years. At that ] essentially modified. If, as our corrrapon- period the inhabitants amounted to 4302 ; tient communicates the report, Mr. Curwen u^ssias^ss,fsti 1771, to 21,865 ; and in 1786, to 23,619.— ;duc* any motion for such a purpose, it will And here it may be observed, that from the : cerlaiu| y P™™' 1 i » " ot 10 ■» doubted year 1771 to 7786, a period ot 15 years, the :, 0Hn j gll( i rational views on all questions of increase in the number of its inhabitants, j political economy aa the present ono in was only 1,744; during seven of these years,; Grest Britain, has only been deterred fiom the growth ofthe city must have been greatly jj on 0 f bcin g deserted bv the country den- retarded by the revolutionary war. In 1760, tlemen. The repeal ofthese unreasonable when the first census was taken by the gen- : an ‘* oppresivo laws, is indeed slone wanting era, government, the number was 33,,3,, Z in the year 1800, 66,489 \ in 1805,75,770; | king off the shackles of old and riyited »y«-l eeipt of tha intelligence of the 28th Mi arc held at various rates, from 60 to 100— 05 cents has been refused in one. instance for a prime parcel. RICE—Has been dull—it is held at 3 a 4J—what effect may bn produced by the improvement in the foreign flour market wo aro yet unable to say. CORN—Has been very scarce, selling ? from store at 60. Several cargoes arrived ' yesterday, which will probably reduce the price. BRITISH, DRY-GOODS—The de menti for this description of Goods the past week, considerably improved. ’I'lie stocka" are well assorted. BAGGING—We thipk 32cents a fair quotation for this article, though there are some who hold it at 35. We have heard of a sale, a few days ago, at 28. 1500 pie ces were sold last week in Augusta at 30. The quantity iu our market is considerable anil hut little demand. DOMESTIC GOODS.—There is little or no variation in price* since Ifist week in Domestics, hut we think them improving.— The demand is good, quantity limited. GROCERIES.—A good business has been done during the week. A quantity of Muscovado Sugar was sold lust weak at auction for 10 87 to lit. Of Molasses, there is little in ma rket, for which 40 cents is asked, and some sold at that price. SALT—Has advanced a little on last week’s prices, and we quote it now at 62j a 65 cents, at which prices sales have been made. TOBACCO—We do not alter onr quo tations since our last. The quantity is ve- rv small. For Liverpool, The fa8t "liter*-* Will sail on the 22d inst r SJMttfteiglit of 200 bnlca cotton*! 1 , H. LORD&.gQ' ■ 40p m H!!. FORT OF SAYARHAff SAVANNAH- MAY 10 1825. DOMESTIC ART CLE8. Cotten Up an , iimr 30; fair to good, 24a 6; Se« Inland, 60 A 100. Rice £3 a 4 * 5. . Flour— P''iil«itei|>j.ia, Baltimore. Richmond, •d Al*>xan4rU, supetfiiie, 54 to 5£ Tom—60 cents per biiaUel Oaf i —«8 do do Peat—SO do do Hay Pr.me Northern. 90 to £1, 1st quality. H hi*key— Penns v%ni», 27 A 9 cents per gal A (wEngland Hum—40 do do Ao ih.rn 34a 35 do do Tobacco -K ntucky, Geo gla, fee. 54 a 6 ' c i red do 8 a 14. To/'ow —10 cen a Pork - Mess, £15; Prime, 12. sUack.irel—No- 1, £64 , No. 2, 54 ; No. 3, 4 74 Bacon- 1 a 74* plenty. Lard 10 to 11 Bu ter—;0a V4 dull} Northern,inf. 8 a 12. Chctoe—5 4 7 ,tnts. up—Ye low, 4 a 9 centa. Can diet N rt .er«;. mould tallow, 1 'f : Geor ga, 16; Sper u 9 38 a 40. Dcm pict. -i* ai 1 >, l? to 10; Stripes, 17 to 19: £ lie ks 6 to 18; 4-4 'o. 20 io 2L* B* U c ing, 30 35; f Shirting, 12 to 14 do. 7*8, ’9 to 15; She. t ng, 4 4,16 to 8 . Bleach’d good*. *4 > 2 centa per yard, oi the above prices . FOREIGN PRODUCTIONS. Bnsrtriucr—Dundee and Inverness 42 inch. 30 »* Oznaburgh*—11a ?3. Cognac Ri'andy—HS a i40 cts per gal. ac co d \<r t :>n is Holland G n—9 • 95, do. do. J on—S ’ de* 105 a ' 10 per i~.n ; E’'^!ish do 105 allO do j \me icun du j I00,il05; Slice': pot cwt. 10 a 12. Salt Liv ipool, engrte, in bulk, 6 J r 6i Sugar Hav^uh white. £12 g 13 ; t»r.»wn,94> none in market; ll'iscovs b), 10 7 8 a 114, do j St.Cr 1 * x, prii e,t“a I24»dp{ New-Or* 104, do; Hefif e<! Leaf 18 4 21, did Coffer -Hsvnria gP-en, 25. ac»r-e ; St. Do. go, rom good to gree -, 21 a 22 Hyson Tea -106 a 110 certs per lb. flnm--Jan»«ira. 90s 100cen.a, dull; West In d 65, nnmin I. Molantro—Wett India 34 a 314. none in mar- ke ; NewOrleans, 38 « • 0 B ";ieh Dry Goode.—30 h 60 per cent, advauce Crockery. ^ (J n 30 per cen?. do London /*or/er—£3 00 a 3 50, per dozen. STOCKS. United States Bank—So -.alee. Bank of the State of Georgia— 87 « 90 for 100 •jvd •:> Platt tern' Bank—7 J for 80 paid io. Darien B nk ;o sale* Steam B at 'ompmySrt rales. Marine and Fire Insurance Company—20. N B State B k >: Georgia, payable in Savannah, Planter** Bank, and Bank of Au guata, notes, received at (J. 8. Bunk in depot ite and in payment for bon la. EXCHANGE. On England -8 ner c»nt prem. dulb France—5 IS a 5 '0 -nominal. Button —60 d*y», j a 1; tight, 1 p^em* sAT. Forks 60 drtya. 1 diact.; sir't, 4 prem. Philadelphia, do. do. Baltimore. do. do. Darien Bank Notes 4 a 5 d*a. Char let to.mitht 4 a 1 prem. A. Carolina S B mk Aotee, 1 • 14 dia. Cape Fear and A ewbe n do 5. dia* FREIGHTS. 71s F.ng'and Id a 'f| • F- nce t vimini!—no vessels in port. JVtrw Turkct. REMARKS. COTTON.—We have made diligent in quiry since the receipt of the last intelli gence from Liverpool, but the reaulta a- mounta to nothing. Aa we stated in pur re- ^.rch May 10 For Charleston, “ The elegant, fast sailing pilot-boat schooner SAVANNA II, White, Master, . on Thursday next. For passage having superior accnmmodntions, nrnilvt,' the master, or to BRADLEY. CLAGHORN A WOOD ID - The Savannah is intended li.-reaher to run regularly, once a week, to Cliarle. ton, and will leave here on Thursday and Charleston on Sut day, of each week ’ May 10 ‘ 40 TtVRtt, Bv.vy, &c C C. GRISWOLD* CO. offer fur sa,e . landing from ship Cnrsnir, ’ 75 Barrels Prime and ) Pnrk, N. York 25 do Mess (city inupectioo. IN STORE, 25 Bnrrob? Prime Reef, city iuspoction 100 Kegs White Lead V 25 do Black Paint 5 do Spanish Brown 10 Barrels Whiling Mny 10 ARRIVED, Ship Corsair, Porter, 7 days from New York, to C. C* Griswold & co. owners,— lull cargo, to C. C. Griswold A co. C. W. Rockwell &. co. J. W. Long, Dunlian. & Catnpfeild, Ponce Si Mackenzie, T. Butler & co. A. Par.'ons, Scarbrough & Clark. W. T. William -, A. Evans. A. & E.Wood, B. W. Dolamater. O. Tuft. R. Campbell G. Nevvhall. A. Vannst. B. M. Morel, H. Lord & co. Hazard & Denslow, S. C. & J. Schenk, C. Kelsey &co. C. Burroughs, G. B. Lamar, W. & H. Rose, L. Baldwin &. co. R. Campbell, D. 6l B. Foley, Hail &. Hoyt, Cohen & Miller, A. Bassett, J. Bent ley, C. Roe, C. VVestfeldt, Butler &. Scran ton, J. Kopman 6l co. Brudley, Claghorn, &, Wood, Cuniining & Gwathmey, E. Wi ley, and to order,—and to Shepherd & Chi- cester. Augusta. The C. was in company on Sunday, with the brig Panthea, Brad ley, from New-York for this port. The P. sailed on the 30th ult. or 1st inst. Ship Chariot, Pratt, Boston, 12 days, to S. B. Parkman. Consignees—II. Cieiuud, A. & E. Wood, O. Taft, C. Kelsey & Co. J. H. Mackenzie, P. Hill, C. W. Rockwell & Co. S. C. & J. Schenck, O. Johnson, J. W. Long, Geo. Newhati, H. Lord A Co. R. Howard, L. Baldwin A Co.—Passenger, Mr. Dunn. Schr. Emeline, Hatfield, Charleston, 1 day,—hound to St. Johns, (F. F.) Schr. Nancy, Dickins. from Elizabeth City, (N. C ) with Corn, to order. Schr. Eliza Ann, Whipple, 7 days from Plymouth, (N. C.) with Corn and Bacon, to R. Habersham. Schr. Planter, Soule, 9 days from Ply mouth, (N. C.)wiih Corn, to*J. E. Burriil. Schr. Postillion, Windsor, from Elizabeth City, (N. C ) with Corn, to, J. Windsor, on board. Schr. Thomas Hall. Hurst, 9 days from East River, (Va.) with Corn, to E. Bliss. Sloop Harriet. Holies, Norfolk, 7 days, with Corn, to H. Tupper, nnd the master. Off Frying Pan Shoals, spoke brig Panthea, from New York. Sloop Eliza Ann, Cooper. Charleston and Beaufort, with cotton, to R. A J. Haber sham. Passengers, Mr. Henry und Cnpt. Gould. Sloop Algerine, Crowell, Plymouth, (N. C.) and R days from Ocracock Bur, with Corn, to the master. SAILED, Sloop Falcon, Gibbs, for Charleston « Passenger*, Col. J. Marshall and lady, Miss Shick, and others. ARRIVED FROM THIS PORT, At New-York, 2°Mi ult. ships William Wallace, Wood ; Augusta, White. VP FOR THIS PORT, At Liverpool, 30ih March, ship Jane, Tucker. Consignees per steam boat. Samuel How ard, from Augusta, reported yesterday,— T. H. Mulryne, G, B. Lamar, J. A use, R. Campbell, F. M. Stone, Moore A Lyman, and VV. II. Egan. A schooner apparently with Corn, (Vir ginia built,) was ashore on the Oyster beds last evening. Corn Afloat, F OR SALE by J. E. BURRUX, Mongiii’u Wharf. Also, in Store, ' Molasses, Whiskey ami Flour. Mny 10 .jo e Prune Green Coffee. \ BAGS of prime quality, for sale by • ” s. b. parkman. May 10 ‘t()|> Sperm Oil and Candles, Just received by ship Corsair, 4 CASKS Sperm Oil, first quality 20 Boxes Sperm Candles do For sale by A. BASSETT. > by May 10 Landing and for Sale, ®OXES Spermaceti Candles O" 100 Reams Wrapping Paper May 10 L. BALDWIN A CO. 4UU A Teacher,, W HO has hail several years experienci in the instruction of youth, in flit English Language, wishes a situation, lit enn give the most satisfactory references both for character and qualifications, h line addressed to H. 1). at this office, sill meet with prompt attention, May to 40pJ* Remedy for the Piles, T HE Medicine now offered to the public- is one which has been fully subject* 1 !* to the infallible test of experience; uml in every instance where it has been fairly tri ed, it has been attended with the must W’ pletc success. In some of Ihti cases, tin patients had been labouring under the d* ease for years, and during that period, ba! received the best medical advice, and had even undergone a painful surgical opera* tion, without permanent adva/ifage. Irii not (like those usually advertised) offend, as a certain cure for a long catalogue d diseases, but those afflicted with this com plaint. for which alone it is rcconffnemlcd. may rely with confidence upon obtnininj relief, even in its worst forms, in n shirt time ; and themselves are the best judge# of the importance of such a remedy. Priie 50 cents per box, with directions signed by the proprietor. Prepared nnd sold nt JAMES A. AUSTIN’S Drug and Chemical Store,*No. 273. North Third-St. above Callowhill, Phily»delV.i The proprietor has appointed 1<.\V & IIENDRICKSGN, corner of Congress w* Whittaker-Streots, Shad's Buildings. ^' e agents for the sale of tins medicine, in vannnli. Geo. 113* The Darien Gazette, the Wofton?' ton News. Georgia Journal, ami Mac" 11 Messenger, will please give the above three insertion and forward their accounts to Mav it) * L &li’ COjYSIGA'EES OF GOODS PER SHIP CORSAIR, W ILL please attend and receive them THIS DAY, at Taylor’s Wharf. May 10 Missing, F ROM the ship Savannah, Cnpt. Bebce. a Trunk, supposed to contuin shoes, marked John Wingfield, Kingston, Ga Any person having received the same, will please give information to BENJ. BURROUGHS. May 10 4Qp Free School. A N examination ofthe pupils of this In stitution, will take place on WED NESDAY NEXT, at ten o’clock. A. M. when the public an respectfully invited to attend. May 10 40 Notice. A REGULAR MEETING of the Com- missiouero of Public Roads of Chat ham County, will take plane at the Court- Houae in Savannah, on MONDAY, „.o thirtieth day ofMty, instant. By order of Thomas Yuung, Chairman, „ : BOND, Secretary. 40» Mc SS FO K, H. Just received per brig Pheasant 4)IV Barrels Mess Pork £d\J 10 Kegs Goshen Butter 20 Barrels Mess Beef 5 Bids Snrgcants ButterCraekfJ 5 Bbls Market Hams and suitf . expressly for family use For sale by’ _ BRADLEY, CLAGHORN A WOOD. Anceaux's W April 19 i-L, Stone Ware. L ANDING from ship Savannah, 250 One Gallon Jugs 150 Half Gallon do 50 Two do do 50 Jars 30 Pitchers from half a gallon to gallons, suitable fur store a*® , which will be sold low, if taken w# wharf, by A. BASSETT. . Mav 2 -- Spmn Candles, Goshen **- ter, &c Rr.rmvrn pm ship ww.w»’:J.*£f' oe BOXES SPERM CANDLES £i O 20 Kegs Goshen Butter 40 Half Barrels Beef %T.wmxs April 16