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THE DAILY GEORGIAN.
Vol. II.
MONDAY MORNING, January 24, 1820.
No. 44
For Greenock,
The elegant new ship
HARRIOT, capt. Reed,
270 tons burthen,
3has 600 bales cotton already enga
ged; for freight 200 bales more, or passage, ap*
ply to thp captain on board at Parlor's wharf, or
to’ A. M. TAYLOR & J. SCOTT.
Jan 19
For Liverpool,
The ship 3USTINA,
•Andrew Tombs, commander,
^will meet with despatch, having
a half of her cargo ready to go on
board. For freight or passage, apply on hoard
at Anderson’s wharf, or to
William Taylor.
jan 11 38
For Liverpool,
The well known regular trading
Ship
GEORGIA,
_ C. Vacuum, master;
having most of her cargo ready, will meet with
dispatch. For freight, apply io
Andrew Low & Co.
Nov 30—4
For Greenock,
* The well-known coppered
British ship
H O A1 E R,
Rorkht Kkii, master,
will meet with dispatch. For freight of 150 a
200 bags cotton, or passage, apply to the mas
ter on board at Fraser’s wharf, or to
Jno. Spe&kman & Co.
Jones' -wharf.
Dec 4—8
For Dublin,
The Ship
DUBLIN PACKET,
Capt. Coles.
For freight or passage, apply to
John Hunter.
For sale on board,
96 bundles IlAY
80 barrels ALE.
Dec 18—15 _
For New-York,
The regular packet schooner
UNDAUNTED,
, H'ood, master,
ar ~ rn ^will meet with despatch. For freight
r passage, having good accommodations, ap-
ly to Capt. W. on board, at Jones’ upper
rnarf, or to
Jan 17
Hall & Hoyt.
For Freight or Charter,
The new Schooner
PHILIP & WILLIAM,.
Hatch, master;
^Burthen 107 tons, low deck.
ALSO,
The staunch Schooner
FRIENDSHIP,
B a stow, master,
^Burthen 104 tons, low deck. Apply
on board, at Wallace’s wharf, or to
Homes Tupfyer,
Bulloch's Stores.
Who has for sale on board said schooner, and on
board sloop .Hiller, at Hunter's lower whorf
150,Odd Northern BRICK
40,000 Merchantable Hoards
For sale, in Store,
40 kegs Lard
20 do Goshen Butter
35 do do Cheese
40 bbls Potatoes
20 do white Beans—And
9 cases ladies and misses Straw Bon
nets Jan 21 p
For Sale,
tfL The well known packet sloop
JjjI GENERAL WASHINGTON, J. Monro,
master, burheu 74 tons, sails re mark a-
—fast and is well.found. For terms,
which will be accommodating, apply to
John Rogue,
JJ lit loch's Building
Dec 14—16
For Freight or Charter,
* lie last sailing sloop
m NIAG \RA, Capt. Fowler;
/TV seventy tous burthen, in complete or-,
[2£ >erfor reception of a cargo. Apply to
captain on board, at Bolton’s wharf, or to
Bacon & Bruen.
in Ik— l—39
ANDREW LOW $ CO.
7FOKM their friends and the public, that un
til their own Store is rebuilt, they have
ted the Brick Store on the opposite lot, late-
erected by colonel John Pray; where in a
da)s they will remdve their GOODS, and
•n their counting-house. In the mean time,
sons having business with them, will please
at the house of Mr. James M‘Heury4 Court-
ise Square.
i considerable assortment of DRY GOODS,
eil from the Fire, together with London bot-
l Porter and crates ol Crockery ware, are now
•red for sale.
,* Their usual supply of Spring Goods is
>ected from Liverpool in a few weeks.
(an 17—38
The Subscriber
Bego leave most respectfully to inform his
country and city friends and the public in gene
ral that he-has taken a stand, North East corner
of Bank Square, immediately opposite Mr.
White’s Merchants’ Hotel, where he continues
to carry on the Tailoring Business, with ele-
ganci* and punctuality, having in his employ a
sutneienep of first rate workiren, and the best
Cloths, Cassimeres, Oestings and Trimmings,
which will be mF.de to order on as accommodat
ing terms as the times will admit of, together
with a.good assortment of Ready made Cloth
ing tor sale cheap for cash, bv
Leslie Thompson.
Jaa 21——eL&ilrp
A. M. Taylor J. Scott,
Taylor's Wharf,
Have just received and offer for sale on accom*
modatipg terms,
25 barrels prime t*OKK
25 ditto ditto iBeef
10 half ditto Med do
50 barrels Navy Bread
10 ditto Pilot ditto
50 hales Russia Ruck
20 ditto Ravens ditto
10 ditto English ditto-
20 tons Cordage
150 kegs While Lead
50 do Spanish Brown
10 do Verdigreasc
10 do Venetian Red
10 do Prussian Blue
5 do French Green
5 do Yellow Ochre
2 pipes Whale Oil
5 ditto .Sperm ditto
2 ditto Linseed ditto
)0 barrels Bright Varnish
10 ditto Black ditto
10 do Pitch
10 do Rosin
50 do Tar
10 boxes Sheet Copper
1 cask Copper Nails
ALSO, ,
GROCERIES, of all kinds.
Jan 19 40
Flour aiul Pork.
300 bbls. Philadelphia FLOUR,
100 Du. Mess PORK,
For sale by
Lawrence Thompson.
Jan 19—uif
Blankets £$ Plains.
4 hales -8-4 Whitney Blankets
2 bales best white Welch Plains
The fibovc* goods just received and for sale by
Cur nochan & Mitchel.
Vm-17—44fS
Just Landing
And for sale hi/ the subscribers on accom-
nwdating'terms,
RE8II Hvson Tea in fifteen cnltie boxes
F
Do Imperial do iu five cattie do
Quarter casks Tencrifle Wine, of very supe
rior quality
Boxes Mould Candles of superior quality
anii
An Invoice of hand and waggon Screws
Also in Store,
Tierces of Loudon Porter B B S very supq
riot* quality
Rye Whiskey inhlulsand barrels
Philadelphia Gin in barrels
Pipes L'.nsted t>il
Gunpowder in kegs, FFF rough and EF gla
zed
Pipes Cognac Brandy
Halfpipes and quarter casks superior Sicily
Madeira Wine
Do casks Malaga do
Boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raisins
Bags of Filberts
A few tons of Share Moulds
An Invoice of Domestic Goods
An Invoice of Brass Battery Kettles
Patent and common Hoes, Shovels & Spades
Ail Invoice jf Cotton Thread & floss Cotton.
Nicholas & Neff.
jan fi b—bi|
Flour, Whiskey Hams.
JUST RECEIVED
By the sloop Good Hope, fropi Baltimore,
200 whole bbls Howard-street Flour
65 hah do do do
50 bbls Rye Whiskey
50 hl>ls Pilot and Navy Bread
9000 lbs smoked Hams, Shoulders W Flitches
which will be sold low if taken from the
wharf. Apnlv lo
Bacon Bruen,
Exchange Dock.
jan 10 l
Sugar, Rum, Mackerel, Ac.
30 bbi» S $ Ml “ cov “ l0 SUGAR
10 hhds prime St. Croix ditto
30 bbls N K Rum
5 pipes do Gin
5 ditto pure cognac Brandy
5u bills No 3 Mackerel
20.do NYork city inspection Pork
30 do No 1 Beef
20 do No 3 ditto
10 boxes CodfisU
18 kegs Lard
100 boxes window Glass
50 do mould Candles, assorted sizes
An Invoice of China Silks and Crapes,
assorted colors
4 boxes Irish Linens
3 bales Plains. For sale by
John Lathrop & Co.
Jan 17—b—3B
Just Received,
An additional supply of superior West of
England
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestiugs,
Which will be made lo order on the shortest
notice, by
Leslie Thompson.
Nov 25—1|—1
For Hire.
A GANG of NEGROES will be hired for one
or two years; among them 16 or 17 work
ers. Apply to U. & J. HABERSHAM
Jan 2u ft
Missing,
Since the morning of the fire, a Plaid Cloak,
with the name.of the subscriber marked in the
inside of the cape.
ALEX. HUNTER.
Jan. 18—39
Notice.
\ LL persons having demands against the es
tate uf the late Major ANDREW M‘I.EAN,
will present them to
Thomas Bourke, uim’r.
Oct 30—29
Beef, Pork, and Whiskey.
12 Half bbls Fly Market Beef, in fine order
for family use
10 bbls Prime Beef
6 do do Pork
35 do Whiskey,
Just landing, and for sale hy
Geo. W. Coe,
O/I the Bay, uiuler Waokingtiu Hall.
Jan 18—i.
The Subscribers
Have just received, and offer for Sale t
32 ‘barrels prime Polk
25 do mess Ho
18 do prime Beef
56 casks of Cheese
75 boxes do
48 kegs Lard
35 firkins Goshen Butter
18 kegs Cavendish Tobftcco
84 do 8 hand do
10 do 9 do do
20 tierces Pocket Ftosk*
2 casks Copal Varnish
12 caffes Romm Hats
6 do black ami drab Caster do
2 do misses Heaver do
2 do Wool do
2 do assorted Saddlery.
Morgan aiul Atwood,
Jones W harf.
Jfan 17—t
Rice, Tar, fyc.
T UP. Cargo of the sch Industry, from Wil-
mington, N. C. consisting of
1250 bushels rough Rice
150 bbls Tar
8 do Mullets
1 do Roes
1636 Barrel Staves—for sale hy
Hall & Hoyt,
Jones’s upper wharf.
Dec 21—22
BILLS ON NEW-YOBK,
For sale by JOHN HUNTER.
Ore 22-
BillS of Exchange
O N Liverpool, Glasgow and Manchester,
payable in London, for sale.
Also—A few casks of superior LONDON
POUTER.
Jon. Speak man & Co-
Jones'-wharf.
Dec 4 8
25 firkins Butter,
L ANDING from bfig Speedy Peuco, for sale
by liAl.l. k HOYT.
Dec 90 21
St. Croix-Sugars.
T WENTY-five Idols prime St Croix Sugar,
for sale by
Hall & Iloyt.
jan 4—32 ‘
THE SUBSCRIBERS
In addition to their former general as-
sortinent of
Seasonable Dry Goods,
Have just received,
1 case coloured Canton Crapes
1 case black do do
1 case colored figured do
1 case do Nankeen do
1 case black 1 do do
1 Case chop Black do do
Walton & Droghorn.
jan 10.—l
SETH HIGH,
U AS just received by late arrivals, and offers
for sale very low,
Barrels and kegs of No. 1 Salmon
Do do Sounds and Tongjies
Do Pickets
20 small kegs of the first sort Butter, put up
up for family use
50 boxes of the best kind of smoked Herrings
ALSO I.Y STORE,
A variety of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS
ofji good quality, consisting of
Fly-market, Providence and Boston Mess
Beef and Pork
Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel
Cod Fish by the box or lb.
Potatoes, Turnips and Beets by the barrel or
small meusure
Onions, Bacon, Lamp Oil, Molasses, Soap
Candles, Chocolate, Pepper, Pimento
Starcli, Ginger, Rosin, soft shelled Almonds
Prunes, a good assortment of Teas
White and brown Havana Sugars
Loaf Sugar, green Coffee
A good assortment of the best kind of LI-
QUOltS, WINES, Ike.
Also, 250 reams Wrapping Paper, which will
be sold very low. jan 7—flm
Flour and Corn.
160 barrels Howard-street superfine Flour
840 bushels white Hint Corn
Landing from schooner llumbird, 8t for sale by
Hall Sf Hoyt.
Jan 17
Medicine and Drug Store.
T HE subscriber hating saved the greater part
of his MEDICINE from tin. late Fire, has
opened ft stole in WhiUtket-street, in the vicin
ity of Mr. Folder's, and opposite captain W. T.
William’s residence. He will continue to prac
tice the different brunches of his profession and
may be found at his residence or at thr store.
Jan 17-
Josepli O. Habersham.
-Jtl
Buckwheat Floor, Butter, Lard, &c
Just received bjt the brig Hero und other amvaft
® ,,ckwheM Fl -°un
6 tubs superior Mutter, for family use
65 kegs excellent Lard
15 qr. (lies's II)son Tea
10 bbls Muscovado Sugar
J.cair 1 \ .
X Large new Feather Bed
All which w ill he sold at moderate prices
for cash or approved town pnp< r, bv
John Lewis,
Nov. 24—50 Factor, Exchange Dock
Fresh Goshen Butter.
FEW Kegs Goshen Butter, put up ex-
A
A pressly for family use. Also, hull' bbls sup.
FLOUR, for sale by
F. W Rice,
Jlloore's wharf opposite Greene & l.ippett'i
Dec. 8 7
To Hire,
A PRIME active NKGitO BOY about 18 years
of age, accustomed to driving a dra) or at
tending in a boardiiig-boime. Apply at this of
fice. dec 31—30
To Hire,
T HREE Prime Men, who have been accus
tomed to boating beikvecn this place ami
Augusta. Apply to the Printer,
jan 5* 33
For Sale,
N ine Uundml Ilia. Prime FEATHERS in
good order for Bedding. Apply at this of
fice, dec 30—29
Wanted,
A SITUATION as uccomptnnt to a commis-
sion it. oi reliant, factor, auctioneer or importer.
Jat:i. 4 31H
For Sale,
TW r.NTY.FIVEMULES, which mav be seen
at Fair Lawn. Enquire of Bacon and Bruen
or the 'subscriber.
fc. Brooks.
Ocl/iiber 23. 2,3.
IMLL % HOYT
OFFER FOR-SALE,
40 hhds prime St. Croix Sugar
30 do N E Rum
100 bbls do do
30 qr. casks sweet Malaga Wine
10 bbls cherry Brandy
40 tons Russia and Swedes Iron, assorted
6 tous Share Moulds
140 bbls Tar—100 reams Wrapping Paper
20 firkins Butter— 13 casks Cucese
103 pieces Cotton Bugging
3 hhds Tobacco
2 buds Linseed Oil
ini 17
The Subscribers
H AVE removed their Burberiug Business to
tiie House opposite the Bourding-llouse
of Mr. White; where they wfll attend on their
Customers, and carry on the Business ns usual.
All calls will he gratefully acknowledged and
promptly attended to.
J. B. CARR,
Jan 18—p I. MAY.
Buck I Cheat Flour.
J UST received bv schooner Weymouth, 20
half barrels of Buck Wheat FLOUR, for
sale at Moore’s wharf, by
F. W. RICE.
jan 8—36
Joseph Stone § Co.
Have removed since the late fire to West
Broad street, in the rear of the Georgia Hotel,
near VVm. Scarbrough, Esq. where they offer
for sale on very accommodating terms, a good
assortment of
Superfine Cloth*,
Cassimeres,
Vestings and 'Trimmings.
ALSO,
Beady made Dress Coats
Frock Coats ,
l J anta loans, Vests, $‘c. Sfc.
of the best workmanship and first style.
Jan 17 38
Lost
A T the late fire, two FEATHER BEDS and
Bed Clothes and sundry other articles, th«
owner feeling confident they w ere not destroy
ed by the fire, oilers a liberal reward tounv per
son who will return them or give information
where they may be found.
Enquire ai this office.
Jan 17-38-31
To Rent,
The Plan known as Fair Lawn, consisting of
very convenient Dw elling House and necessa
ry out-buildings, together with thirty acres of
tillage Land, suitable for gardening—its situa
tion and conveniencics render it a most elegant
pian for a public house. 1’ossi ssion cun he
had immediately. For terms apply to the sub
scriber on the premises.
Bamuel Brooks.
Jan 18—p.
To Rent,
Several Counting Rooms and Ware-houses
on Jones’ wharf. Apply to
R. al J. Habersham.
Jan 17 •
Wayne fy Cuyler
W ILL attend.to their professional business
in the western tenement of Mr. George
Anderson’s stores, They inform their friends
and clients that although their office has been
destroyed by fire, they have preserved 11 the
papers and books committed to their charge.
Jan 1%—39
IN COUNCIL,
Savannah, 12/h Jan. 1820.
Resolved* That the Mayor is*hereby author!*-
ed to order the marshal and all city oftireis to
forthwith search alUniil. lings, boats or shipping,
where 'hey believe stolen good* to he conceal,
cd; and ti-have all goods tints found removed
to the Exchange, and that all offenders l>e
brought before the Mayor, uiul such us hit found
guilt) of eonc jidntg s.ich property shall be im
mediately committed tti jutl,
Resolved, That aided hv the Surveyor, Al-
<1 rniun lie bert, Du\Import, and Hotirkr, he
and are hereby appointed a committee to re
port ns soon us pructifcuble some plan for tem
porary buildings, no io to produce some unifor
mity, and ralciilntcd id afford comfortable ac-
commodatiyn* to the ‘Ah,, urs of the late con-
flagratioii.
A letter from Dr. J. F.. White offering Ids
services to collect contributions for Huficivrs
from the late lire being read, on nuMiimof Al
derman Ihur.s, it was resnlred, -Him <h« K tier
of Doctor J. E. White he entered on tliK mi
nutes ofOnnncil, and that the offer he accepted;
that the/May or do in tin* name of this Boitvd
tender t5 him the thunks of C-mmil in behalf
of the citizens thereof; and that the Major be
requested to furnish him with ult ih£* creden
tials which he Inuy require before lus-departurc;
slatingJiis Immune and benevolent views in tra
velling, and the conviction which we hare of
Ins integrity', character and fitness for the inter*
opting business he undertakes.
To the Honorable the JStmjnr hud Council of ths
City of Savannah.
Duties more imperative than usual now be
long to every individual, directly or indirectly
connected with our ill-fated city, u neglect to
discharge any of them is reprehensible ural
highly censurable. Each one should take the
part in aiding to remote the evils of a wide*
Spread calamity, for whiclij|ie is best fitted.—
Under this impression, and feeling like hun
dreds of others, the pressure of a general disas
ter which lias brought our city to a heap of rtu
ins; 1 offer my services as an individual to visit
almost every state in the Union, and-most or all
of the principal cities, with minor and inferior
towns and villugys, to collect contributions in
money, and ull kind of building materials, and
all other articles which may in some measure
contribute to tlje relief of our distressed citizens.
All 1 ask is the sunetdn of Council, or their
'authority to act, merely defraying my travelling
expenses: (my ow n veil cle I will furnish ) leav
ing it to myself to add such credentials here,
und at other cities, which will more certainly
secure success in the. undertaking, and also to
myself to make such appeals or addresses w here
l may go, us may seem most judicious.
By a proper and timt lv appeal, individually,
to the charitable of our sister states and cities,
I uni very confident inu< h may he effected, and
large contributions obtained.
Respectfully yours, <^c.
J. IS. White.
January 12, 1820
A letter from uldcrmuii Harris w/is rend, which
tendered to council in the most liberal and phi
lanthropic manner the use of the barracks, hie
private property, for the sufferers who were
houseless, which was accepted.
IN COUNCIL,
I .'th January, 7820,*
On motion of Alderman R< urke,
Resolved, That a corninittoe he appointccVto
draft a petition to the Governor of Georgia to
call the Legislature together; fort he purpose
of altering the laws on the mihjeet of issuing
notes, so'us to enable the city of Savannah o
form an institution hot United on the fiu'h and
funds of the city, to advance to pers< ns vvi o are
inclined to build good and sufficient fire-proof
sHn es in the city; they mortgaging the lots and
buildings to the institution, and the money ad
vanced to he applied exclusively to the eject
ing of fire-proof buildings.
•dud be it further reaolvtyl, That a particular
and minute statement of the loss sustained hy
the people of Savannah, together with a fuff ac
count of the sums necessary to he advanced tor
the relief of the distressed sufferers shall be ton-
warded to the general assembly. R un extra
sessiotrof the same shall be called by the Gov
ernor and that the Legislature he petitioned to
pass an act to appropriate the entire county iux
not hitherto appropriated for the years 1820
und 1821 to the relief of our city.
'Fhe committee appointed were Alderman
Harris, Cope and Bourke.
Extract from minutes,
Jan 14 M. Mykhm, c. 0.
Notice.
The undersigned, appointed a committee hy
the City Council of Savannah, to afford places
of refuge for the unfortunate persons who have
suffered from our distressing cal&nuty, inform
them that, by an application to either of the
committee, or a line addressed io the Mayor
and left at the I’olicc-Offir.e, their uppliculious
will be immediately attended to, not only as to
rooms for their afflicted families, hut uIm. with
•means to rebel e their immediate wants, as far
as Council can with safety give.
M. Herbert, 1 Committee of Al-
J D.venpfft, f leviulion,
Tlnm. Jiourke,J
Savannah, January 12
Bread Gratis.
Those persons who have been burnt out by
the late fire, and who huve not the means of
f iurchasing Bread, will be uupplied at the estab-
ishment of the subscriber, gratis, for eight
days from this date.
P. Branch.
Jan 14
The Subscriber begs leave
to inform his Friends und the Public that his
BARBER'S SHOP is now kept in Bay Lane
opposite the house of James Hunter, Esq. on the
Bay. JOHN AllKAUL 1 •
Jan. 19—p
A Bill,
— 7
Entitleit an Ordinance to iwlhorile thr erection of
a Public .Mm'tcet in South, th oud Street,
Whereas, the faffilic markets in Ellis’ Minute
having been consumed by the late fire, and
whereas itisblkhly essential to the interest and
convenience of the citizens of Savannah, that a
public market should bu erected iu a mure ecu-
tral part of the city —
He it therefore ordained by the mayor and aider,
men of the city of Savannah, in Council ute.m-
blci, and it it hereby ordained by the authority of
the same, That a public market sliull be ei ruled
in South-Uruad street, the centre uf wh.ch
si,all be opposite Bull-street and extend east and
west of South-Broad street.
dad be ilfm llier ordained by the. authority afore-
tort/, That all ordinuuces’ot parts of cixunance.
militating against tins ordjpanee be and lb#
saute arc hereby repealed.
