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THURSDAY MORNING, January 27,
For Liverpool,
The Shin
CLIO, (’apt. Heath.
> For f'reijfht apply to
• it. iuchahdson & co.
Jim 24 b 44
For Liverpool,
The fust sailing ship LOUISA* Paul
JChasc, master, will meet with despatch.
For freight, apply to
R. Richardson & Co.
X,„ 24 1> 44
For Liverpool,
The ship
ALEX AN UKR,
Damm.i.s, muster;
9has three-fourths of her cargo stow
ed, or ready to go on hoard, and will be dis
patched immediately. For fi eight apply to the
captain on board, at Anderson’s lu\v**r wharf,
Andrew Low & Co.
.Tan 22 43
For Liverpool,
The ship
MARY ALMY,
.Ton'i Brnnovmis, master;
Shus the greater part of her carg6
ready, and will meet with dispatch* For freight
apply to the captain on board, at Anderson’s
lower wharf, or to
Andrew Low & Co.
Jan 22 43
For Greenock,
The elegant new ship
HARRIOT, capt. Reed,
27l) tons burthen,
_ .. _Shas 600 bales cotton already enga
ged; for freight 200 bales more, or passage, ap
ply to the captain on board at Taylor’s wharf, or
to A. M. TAYLOH&J. SCOTT.
.Lin 19
For Liverpool,
The ship JU8TINA.
.Andrew Tombs, commander,
_*will meet with despatch, having
S*htdf of her cargo ready to go on
board. For freight or passage, apply on board
at Anderson’s wharf) or to
William Taylor. .
Jan 11 38
For Liverpool,
The well known regular trading
Ship
GEORGIA,
C. Farm on, muster#
having most of her cargo ready, will meet with
dispatch. For freight, apply io
Andrew Low & Co.
Nov 30—4
ANDREW LOW $ CO.
I NFORM their friends and the public, that un
til their own Store is rebuilt, they have
rented the Brick Store on the opposite lot, late-
lv erected by colonel John Fray; where in a
w* day* they will rempve their ROODS, and
open their counting-house. In the mean time,
persons having business with them, will please
call at die house of Mr. James M'Henry, Court
house Square.
A'considerable assortment of DRY GOODS,
saved from the Fire, together with London bot
tled Porter nml crates ot Crockery ware, are now
offered for sale,
V Their usual supply of Spring Goods is
expected from Liverpool in a few weeks.
Jan 17—38
Blanchard, Brothers & Co.
Will be foil fid «t Messrs. John Gitenin Sjt Co's
Counting-Boom, Anderson’s Building; where
they offer for sale,
8 pipes Brandy
10 bbls ditto
10 do Hum
4 taxes Saddles and Bridles
‘2 ditto men’s tine wool Hats
I ditto boy’s ditto ditto
1 ditto men’s assorted Romm lints
8 pu ces superfine blue, black N green Broad
Cloths Jan 17 -.18
A. M. Taylor J. Seott,
Taylor's Wharf.
Have just received and offer for sale on accom
modating terms,
25 barrels prime PORK
25 ditto ditto Beef
10 half ditto Mess do
50 barrels Navy Bread
10 ditto Pilot d>tto
50 bales Russia Duck
20 ditto Havens ditto
10 ditto English ditto
20 tons Cordage
150 Kegs White Lead
50 do Spanish Brown
10 do Vcrdigrease
10 do Venetian Bed
10 do Prussian Blue
5 do French Green
5 do Yellow Ochre
2 pipes Whale Oil
5 ditto Sperm ditto
2 ditto Linseed ditto
10 barrels Bright Varnish
10 ditto Black ditto
10 do Pitch
10 do Hosin
50 do 'l*ar 1
l!0 boxes Sheet Copper
1 cask Copper Nails
ALSO,
•GROCERIES, of all kinds.
Jan 19 40
BILLS ON NEW-YORK,
Fw sale by JOHN HUNTER.
Del! 22—-33
F
Rills on New-York,
on Sale bv
•Ian 24
CARN0OIIAN V MITCHEL.
Bills of Exchange
O N Liverpool, Glasgow and Manchester,
payable in London, for sale.
Also—A few casks of superior LONDON
PORTED.
Jno. Speakman & Co*
Jones'•wharf.
Dec 4 8
Almonds.
15 bags soft shell’d Almonds, fnr sale bv
Hall k Hoyt
Jaw 24 p
Flour.
375 barrels Howard-street Flour, (superfine)
25 ditto ditto ditto tine
Landing from sloop Henry, and for sale
by HALL & HOYT.
Jan 24-—p
Corn Meal, i
100 bushels prime Corn Meal—for sale by
George feclilcy,
Jan 22—■--43 vYo. 1, Conn veer How.
Window Glass and taint.
50 boxes 8 by 10 ) n . . , „ r , f
50 ditto 10 by 12 \ nn,to1 trQW ‘ GLAhs
15 ditto Chrome Yellow. For sac by
John Lathrop k Co.
Jan 21 p i
For Dublin,
The Ship
DUBLIN PACKET,
Capt. Colts.
i For freight or passage, apply to
John Hunter.
For sale on bound,
96 bundles HAY
80 barrels ALE.
Dec 18—15
For Liverpool,
The Bri;} HURON,
cap!. Calif,
_Hns part of her freight engaged, and
^commences loading immediately; for
freight of the remainder, jqiplvto
Isaac Minis, or
Caraochah & .Mitchel.
Jan 22—re
For New York,
The fast-sailing and substantial Sclir.
DIOMEDE,
attpl. Gray,
\ will meet with immediate despatch
for freight or passage, apply on board ul Bolton's
wharf, or to
Sturges ami Burroughs,
*A*o,.3, Commerce Jioie,
fan 25 p j, t .
For Havana,
The SchooiK r
MAHY-lrt^E,
Treat, muster; *
m ,1b now loading and will meet with des-
For freight of bulk equrl to 250ybarrels,
or passage, having handsome accommodations,
apply on board, at Williamson’s wharf, or to
L. H. Sage & Co.
Jan 26—u Bulloch'f wharf.
For Havana,
The schooner
PATTY & SALLY,
S. Fitch, master,
fewill meet with despatch. For freight
or passage, apply to the master on board at
Rice’s wharf, or to
lsasc Cohen,
JFho offers for sale the cargo of said schooner,
CON Si ST I Ml OF
62 hhds., 7 tierces u*jd l barrel prime new crop
Molasses for retailing
36 bags prime Coffee, and
6 tierces Honey
Jan 26—p
For Matanzas,
The fast-sailing Schooner
CLIMAX,
I*e, master,
^having the principal purt of her cargo
engaged, will meet with despatch; for freight or
passage, apply to
Isaac Cohen.
Jan 25 p
For New-York,
Tlie regular packtt schooner
UNDAUNTED,
flood, master,
ill meet with despatch. For freight
>.»smgr t having good accommodations, ap
ply to Capt. W. on board, at Jones’ upper
4^/iarf; or to
Hall & Hoyt.
Jau 17
Crapes, sewing Silks, &c.
Black French Grapes and black Italian sew
ing Silks, together with a general assortment
of Dry Goods. For sale at the store, corner of
WlrfaMer and Broughton streets, formerly oc
cupied by W. P. Beers & Co.
J. D. Boldetnan.
Jan 17—13
J. k W. Turner & C6.
H AVE Opened a Store im tlie south side of
Broughton Street, between Bull and Whi
taker Streets, where they are opening a gene
ral assortment of DRY GOODS, which the)
offer for sale, on the most reasonable terms.
Jan 22—rc
Flour and Pork.
300 bbls. VtiiJwlolpbia FLOUK,
10U 1)<>. Mess l-OHK,
For sale by
Lawrence Thompson.
Jim 13—ill
Blankets Plains.
4 bales S-4 Whitney Blankets
2 bales best white Welch Plains
The above goods just received and for sale by
Camochan & Mitchel.
Novi 7—44|S
Just Lauding
Jhid for sale bij the, subscribers on accom
modating terms,
I jUtESH Hyson Tea m fifteen cattie boxes
- Do Imperial do iu five cattie . do
Quarter casks TenerifTc W ine, of very supe
rior quality
Boxes Mould Candles of superior quality
AND
An Invoice of hand and waggon Screws
Also in Stow,
Tierces of London Portor BBS very supe
rior quality
Rye Whiskey in hhds and barrels
Philadelphia Gin in barrels
Pipes Lmseed Oil
Gunpowder in kegs, FFF rough and FF gla
zed
Pipes Cognac Brandy
Halfpipes ami quarter casks superior Sicily
Mudcira Wine
Do casks Malaga do
Boxes Mtoscatf 1 and Blootn Raisins
Bags of Filberts
A lew tons of Stare Moulds
An Invoice of Domestic floods
An Invoice of Brass Battery Kettles
Patent ami common Hoes, Shovels & Spades
An Invoice of Cotton Thread floss Cotton.
Nicholas & Neff.
jan 6 b—bfl
Just Received,
An additional supply of superior meet of
England
Cloths, Cassiiner)j« and Vestings,
Which will be maile to order on the shortest
notice, by
Leslie Thompson.
Vnv 25—1—1
Notice.
A LL persons having demands against the es
tate of the late Major .ANDREW M‘LEAN,
will present them to
Thomas Bourke, adm’r.
Oct 30—2>
: V
St. Croix Sugars.
T WENTY-five hhds prime St Or fa Sugar,
for sale by
Hall & 8oyt
jan 4—32
f
A. B. HAYDEN,
DENTIST.
Hem of Mr. H. II, ICwden, IWti-
pt.iruu. of rendering himself in hi*
|mir«j*i*wjjMliy the patronage ufthe Lutliea
«nd RcnOMRh of Savannah, respectfully otters
Ins si mccAto tliose, who may ill (be smallest
degree reqWftt professional aid in .my disease of
the ntoinlyjgt) ggmt, nr In premature decays and
defic.einajhMfTUe teeth, from a partial or total
die m—Natural and Artifi-
cial Iretli jdl, yjotliouf extracting the remaining
n..)(s from one, to full setts comp Into, either
_ it , il.'(p l tures- Springs, Pivots, or«m plates of
Gmd, 111 such U manner as to be useiul and biirh-
jy ornamental. The tartar so injurious-to the
teeth-caries, blackness and. disoiiloiinw, r , i nn .
ved k the teeth Tutored to their native whit*,
ness, without the smallest pain nr injury, to the
them C ' r D i“ C “- l t '' tl tui:tl1 so as to rentier
I hem useful and prevent Diejr fur'licr decay.
1 eeth extracted with perfect safety, and every
0 hei operatuiu performed (that cornea withlii
n us! e»‘5 i U hjoh-ssiiue) in all of winch he
oremUedllvV 01 ob,crv *" ce - ‘I"! methods
ditefnthecilyofftoHhnAd. In AlZsCnZ
most Implicit candor may be relied on.
1 ct-aons noshing to lie u uteri on at their re.
■ideiice, will please send a note to Ins lodL'inn,
M Mr. J. W lute’s Merchant's Hotel. Hayden’s
approved Dentifrice uml Tooth Drushea of the
hist quality, may he had as above.
.fan 19.-40
IN COUNCIL
Medicine and Drug Stove.-
T HE subscriber bavin* saved the greater naH
of Ins MEDICINE fro,., the late Firo.C
»> 'Vhllukci-stre.it, In the vicis-
''7 m Ur. 1 ubler s, and opposite captain \V I'
Wdham’s tvsidenee. lie will continue to prsci
tice tbpd,Herein branches ofluaprofession and
may be found at his residence nr at the store,
Joseph C. Habere ham.
Jan 17—eu-»38
SETH KIOH,
H AS just received by late arrivals! and offers
for aalft .very low, \
Bar*:la and kcgaofNo. 1 Salmon \
Do rlo .Soiuuls aud 'l’ongi|fs
Do Pickela
20 small kegs of the first sort Buttir, put up
np for family use
50 boxes of the best kind of smoked Herrings
Jl.SO /.YSTO/th,
A variety of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS
of a good quality, consisting of
Fly-market, Providence and Boston Mess
Reef and Pork ' \
Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel ,i
Cod Fish by the box or Hi.
Potatoes, Tuhiipa and Beets by the barrel or
small meusure
Onions, ,Uacui», (.amp Oil, Mofasses, jgoap
Candles, CliocolaU, Pepper, Pimento
'Starch, Ginger, Hosin, soil shelled Aimonds
Prunes, a good assortment of Teas
White and brown Havana Sugars
Loiifbugar, green Cofi’ne
A gu.ai nssorUncm of the best kjjid of LI
QUORS, WINKS, &c.
Also, 2JU teams M’rapping Paper, which will
be sold vejy low. jan/— t lm
Flour and Corn.
160 barrels Hnwaixl-street superfine Flour ‘
840 ( bushels white flint Corn
Lanciiug from schooner liunibird, & for sale by
Hall ff Hoyt.
Jan 17
• Ruck Wheat Flour.
J UST received by schooner ( * Weytpnuth, 20
half barrels of Buck Wheat FLQIJH; for
W. S. Gillette Co.
H AVE taken a Store in Selleok’sWdinn.
corner of Jellcrson and Congress streets,
Where they intend keeping on hand a general
assortment ofDjy Ouocti, Jan 2d—re
Whiskey and Cordial.
10 hhdn Whiskey
20 bills Cnvdinlk,received per ship Wood,
him* and for sale bv 1
John Lathrop & co
Jw> 25 p 1
Buckwheat Flour, Buttc^Urd, &c
Just h eaved i, the brig Hero uml slier arrival,
lOl uIfand) n , , ’
' 12 t*i - . bbls ) DuckWheit Ft.OUn
6 utLe.su|irvi(ir Uutlfr,-for family use
65 kaUtexcelknt Lard
15 qr.JMests Hyson Tea
10 bbls-Wiscovado Sugar
6 bbls and > . • , ...
1 auk • 5 OIL
1 Large new Feather Red
All which will be sold at moderate prices (
for cash or approved town paper, bv
John Lewis,
Nov, 24—50 Factor, h.rchange Dock
Savannah, 18th Jan. 1820.
Hf-wilveri, Th»t the Miiyor is hereby intliuri-
cd to order the marshal and ail cih officerato
forthwith tfArrh all buildings, boats i»r ahipplng,
where they, believe stolen goods to be conceal
ed; and to have all good* thus found removed
to the Exchange, and that all offenders be
brought Wdorc the Mayor, ami such aaatc found
gviiflv ofxbnceuling such bropert) h-hlul be im-
mediately cosio.itteil to jail.
, Resolved, That aided by the Surveyor, Al
derman' llei hurt, Davenport, and Bourke, be
And ore hereby appointed a cnmnnUee tt> rb-
port is noon as practicable some plan for tern*
porarY blTiJdingvi l» as to product- some uiiifbr-
mity, inirl csR ilald’d.to aflbrcFcomfortabJe ac-
c'ommo'JutiomTo the sutlerera of the lute con
flagration.
A hner from T>r. J, fi. White offering bii
senicca to collect cootviUtrtbma for, auftt rvrs
from; the lata.gre being'read, oh motion of Al-
tWmfct, Hui iisj it w»4 resolved, tin. iettev
of Duotor J, E. Whit* be entered^ tw li't ml*
mit«s of Council, and th^ the offer be drCfpteih
that the Mayor do in thV name oCtltis
tender to him the thanks oT Counrtl in In half
pf the citizens thereof} ami font the Mu\ ni |>e
Requested to furnish him wiftt alKdie r'vedcn-
iiids \\ h'k'h he nmy require before biadepai hu
.atnti'ig his humane and benevolent Views in\ra*
velljhg, and the conviction which we have of
his integrity, character and fitness for the inter*
eating ousincssTie undertakes.
To the Honorable the Jflut/or aud Council of the
' City of Savannah.
Duties more Vtnprrative than usual now be*
long lo every individual, directly or’ indirectly
connected with our iU-fatetl city, a neglect to
discharge any of them is reprehensible and
highly t enstirsbfo. Each one should take th«
part in aiding to remove tlie evils of a wide-
spread calamity, for which he is heat fitted.—
Under thin impreaaion, and feeling like hun
dred* of othept, the pl easure of a general disas
ter which has brought our city- to a heap of ru
ins; 1 oiler my sei*vieea as an individual to visit
almost every sUtQ.iuthe Union, and most or all
of the principal cities, with minor and inferior
towns und villages, to collect contributions in
ihoucy, uml all Ymd of building materials, and
all other avtiefeh which may in some measure
contribute to the relief of out diatresaed citizens,
All I ask is the sanction of Council, or tfccir
authority to act, merely defraying my travelling
expenses: (my own vehicle 1 will furnish) leav
ing it to m) self tq add such credentials here,
aud at other cities, which will more certainly
secure success in the undertaking, and also to
myself to make such appeuls or addresses wber$
1 may go, as may seem most jndtcirtuip.
Bv a proper and timely appeal, individually,
to tltq cnaritahle of our sister states knd cities,
/ urn very' confident much may be effected, and
large coiitribtiltoUH obtsihed.
Respectfully yours, &c.
_ J. E. Whitiw
January 12, 1820 '
sale at Moore’s whuff, by
jan 8—36
F. W. BICE.
Joseph Stone $ Co.
Have removed since the late fire to West
Broad st reet, in tiie rear of the Georgia Hotel,
near Win. Scarbrough, Esq. where they oiler
for sale on very accommodating terms, a good
assortment of
Superfine. Clotfin,
Cass mere 8,
listings and Trimmings.
ALSO,
Heady made Dress Coats,
Frock Coats
Puntuloons, Vests, Sfc. dj*c.
of the best workmanship and first si vie.
Jail 17 58
Fresh Guslicn Butter.
A FEW Ki*g# Godson Butter, put up ex
pressly for family use. Also, half bbls sun.
“LOUR, for sale by
F. W. Rico,
Moore's wharf o/ijn site Greene & LihbcU't
DCc. tt 7
To Let,
A PART of a conyvuient Dwelling-House,
situated on tins Brv. Board can also Be
hud if required. Enquire at tips Office.
.fan 2D-- ■' -41
The Subscriber
Regs leave most respectfully to inform his
country and city friends and the public in geuc-
ral that he has taken a stand, North East corner
of Bank Square, immediately opposite Mr.
White’s Merchants' Hotel, where ne.contimit-s
to carry on the Tailoring Htt&iuetn, -with ele
gance and punctuality, having in his employ a
sutticiencp of first rate workmen, and the beat
Cloths, Cassimeres, (testings and Trimmings,
which will be made to order on an accommodat-
mg terms as the times will admit of, together
with a good assortment of Ready jpade Cloth
ing for sale cheap for cash, bv
Leslie Thompson.
Jan 21 ei.6’.1rp
Live Oak Wood.
30 Cords of Live Oak Wood, iaittling on 'Wal
lace's wharf, and for sale by
Low k Woodbei ry.
Jan 22 43
Sign and House Painting,
Glazing, Paper-Hanging, 6?c.
West side of Market square, corner of Jefferson
aud St. Julian streets.
WILLIAM PEARCE, gratctul for the liberal
patronage received from his friends, is encou
raged to extend his business. With confidence
he therefore otters his services to execute in (fie
best manner every description of work in his line.
OS HASH, JUST SKCEITKI),
A quantity of New-York made SASHK9 and
an elegant variety of Landscape and common
Hoorn l'APF.H—for sale on moderate tunas.
JUu 2u—k|
To Hire,
T HREE Prime Men, who have been accus
tomed to boating between this place and
Augusta. Apply to the Printer.
jao 5 33
For Sale,
JjjJ’INE hundred lbs. Prime FEATIIF.US in
lice.
good order for Bedding. Ap
>ply at this of-
dec 30—29
For Sale,
TWF.NTV-VI VBMULKS, which may bit seen
at Fair Lawn. Enquire of Bacon and Bruen,
or the subscriber.
October 23, 23.
S. Brooks.
HALL if HOYT
Of FEU FOR-SALE.
40 hhds prime St. Croix Sugar
.30 do N E Ruin
100 bbls do do
30 qr. casks sweet Malaga Wine
10 bbls cherry Brandy
40 tons Russia and Swedes Iron, assorted
6 tons Slutre Moulds
140 bbls Tur—100 reams Wrapping Paper
20 firkins Butter—13 casks Cheese
lU3 pieces Cotton Bagging
3 I) lids Tobacco
2 hods Linseed Oil
Jan 17
To Heat,
Several Counting Rooms and Warc-hornes
on Jones’ wharf. Apply to
It. k J. Habersham.
Jan 17
Wuyne fj 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 althnuK h their office has been
destroyed by fire, they have preserved ■ M the-
papers unrl books committed to their charge.
Jan 18-39
Notice.
A LL peratmt lin ing demands against the Es
tate of James Hudson, late of Scriven coun
ty, deceased, will present them within tlie time
prescribed by law, duly attested; ami all those
indebted to said Estate will make payment with
out delay to tlie subscriber.
Robert M. Hudson,
Jan 20—re—tl AdmiulrtUr. { "j.n'i*
A letter front alderman tlSrris warriead, which
tendered to council in toe most liberal amt phi.
lautliropic manner the Use of the barracks, bit
private property, for the tn.flei-era who tcero
houseless, which was accepted.
IN COUNCir,,
1 "M January, 1820.
On motion of Alderman HoUi ke,
Revived, That a committee be appointed to
tlrad a pennon to the Governor of tieorgiat*
cjU the i.egislaturr togetheri for the ptirnose
of altering the laws on the subject of issuing
notes, so u» to enable the cits ot Savannah o
form an institution bottomed on the Fu.Ui ond
funds of the city, to advance to persons who art
inclined to build good and sufficient fire-proof
stores in tlie city, they mortgaging the lots and
buildings to the institution, und the money sd.
vanned to be applied exclusively to the erect.
ng of fire-proof bujldingt.
And be it further revived, That a particular
and inimite statement of the loss sustained' by
the people of Savannah, together with a full ac.
count of the sums neccasnry to be adtanced lor
tlie rebel of the distressed sufferers shall be for.
warded to the general assembly. Ifni, extra
session of the same shall be culled by the Gov-
eritor and that tne Legislature be petitioned to
pass un act to appropriate the entire conmv lax
not hitherto appropriated for tlie years 'lS20
1821 to tin; relief of our city.
The committee appointed were Aldcrm.n
Hams, Cope tuABourke.
Extract frinn minute.,
J* n 14 M. Myeua, C. »,
Notice.
The undersign(i»l, appointed a committee by
the City Council of Savannah, to afford placcil
of refuge.for tl\c uufiirtunate persons who have
aimered from our. distressing calamfl)^ inform
them that, by an application to either of the
committee, or 'a line addressed to the Mavor
and left xt thr Folice-Oflice, their application#
will be immediately intended to, not^mly an to
rooms for their afflicted families, but also w itli
meuns to rdrffke'their immediate wants, as far
w Council can with safiiy give.
M. Heftart, 1
J. Davenport, y
Hios. Bourke, j
SavaujiaA, January 12.
Committee of Jl-
leviation.
A Bill,
Emitted an Ordinance to authorise the erection of
a Public Market in Uouth-Hroud Street,
Where#®, tlie public markets in Ellis’ square
having' been consumed by the late fire; aud
whereas it i» highly essential to the interest and
convenience of the citizens of Savannah, that a
public market should be;erectcd in a more cen
tral part of the city—
He it thei'eforc yr Joined by the mayor and n/der*
men of the city of Suvannuh, in Council assem
bled, ami it it hereby ordained by the authority rf
the same, That a public market shall be erteted
in South-Broad street, the centre of wh ch
shall be opposite Bull-street and extend east and
West of South-Broad street.
'hut be it further cr darned by the authority of ora*
said, That ail ordinances or parts of ordinance*
militating against this ordinance be and tb#
same arc hereby repealed.
