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Newspaper Page TextSAVANNAH // r / Mt* f t / GEORGIAN JSK »V SfttlUiS—VUL, 11. S.U r .U\'M.i , TUUHSD.tr MOll-Yl.YQ, JAXIMIIV 16, 1803. no ‘ T fia SAVANNAH : WEDNESDAY MOBNINO, IAN’. 15.182J. By the pachet ship Augusta, from New York, weuceived yes' erday the N. York nipers to the 5th instant, and from the Charleston pipers dates to the 7th. We learn b r the “ JWnis,” that Col. D. <J. Campbell, United Stntes Commissioner, •and General Thomas Glasscock, Commis* eioner on the part of th^ stale, with their Secretaries, I eft Washington, in this state on the 3th ire it. for the Cherokee Agency where a treat y is to be held with the chicis ■of that nation They are to be met in Jackson count;, on the Cherokee line, by Messrs Meriwiftiier and Blair, the other U. Slates and State Commissioners. The Senate [have by unanimous vote ad; wised and coiii lentetl to the ratification of <he Conyentio n concluded during the last Jjear, between the United States and Great Britain, under the mediation of the Emper or of Itussia, to prescribe the mode by Which the first article of the Treaty of Ghent shall t e carried into effect, mi con. formity With the decision of bis Imperia. Majesty. The ship Zodiac, recently purchased by Com. Porter, at New-York, is intended as a store ship for the West India expedition. She iB armed at present with four long, 8“ and four 12 lb. gunnad ss, and under the command of Capt. Kearhey. The Zodiac was bought for 6,501) ddllars. The steam boat Enterprise, purchased at the same time is 130 tons burtheh, and cost 15,000 dollars. Among the oUlcers attached to the expedition, in addition to those heftne mentioned, are Lieutenants Tattnall and Newell, of this city. ^ j Barry E. O’Meara, Esq. late surgeon to the Emperor Napoleon,|al St. Helena, has beck elected an honorary member of lire Philadelphia Medical Society, asatestimo tiy of the respeot, that body entertain for histalentaand character. A letter from *Dl»kely,-Alabama, of lilt 4th ulc. states that a disease of a malignant and fatal kind exists there. The sickness has created great alarm and has prevented any.Cotton coming into town. m — Amcricaii Manufactures,—Large orders have been deceived at Providenoe (11.1.) for the purchase of blown cotton cloths for the South America ina, kels. The Journal remarks—Thu steady pricer maintained notwithstanding the additional machinery which has lately been pdt into operation, from a prettv convincing proof that our in formation|is Correct. It could not he other Wise, when single invoices are called for' Of from one hundred to one hundred and fifty bales eojbh. It is now almost a year since the first considerable shipments .©I domestic ctr.ton cloths were made to South America, The increased and increasing calls for strch goods, at the present mo ment, when the results of first adventures ? e ascertained, justify the conclusion, that ose shipments wpre nrufitable. VERY LATE F t »M EUROPE. By the itrivu. of the packet ship Monta no at NewiYork, irom Havre, and the ar rival at Charleston of the British brig Gc. Siera! Brown, in 38 days from Liverpool European papers to the 29.h November’ have been/ received.—It is \vith de« p re gret that jve perceive the announcement of the death of our much respected fel low citizen, the Hon. William Lowndes The following obituary notice appears in •the London papers of the 23d and 25th November.! ".Death.-*On the 27th ult. on board the A&p M si, 0n his passage from Fhiladel- pLia to ttiih country, the Hon William LuWdks, Member of Congress from South 'Carolina.” (Mr. Lowndes, accompanied by :his lady and daughter, sailed from New •Castle, in a V&ry feeble state of health, on the 21st of October, he must therefore h*i expired a fevf day s after leav ng his v hstive shores. The ship arrived at Deal in 23 .days passage. The Cottin.Market it will be seen, Con tinued dull!; but no great depression in p-ice had tsijeen place. The following are the latest letters: Liverpool, 23d Nov. 1822. * “ »Ve conn der our stock of Cotton at the close of thisyear as likely to be less than last, notwithstanding our encreased Im port, and though our prices are lower than the ran beWporled at from your quar ler, we do not expect much advance ; and the general import this year having, met a losing mark‘it, it is generally expected prices on your fide must now. be low, otherwise thi demand must be material!) lessened; that our imports for two months xveespect willjbe materjiff, tAd will support uor present r.Rcs. 4 ' .inotner fetter of the tame date. t he siics ol’Cmtim this wet k have beer only 383*1 bul ^ and the market continues levy dull. V\e quote Uplands Cjd a 8^- A ; Alabama, 6d u 8d ; New»Orieai> r a <, SciHfitaud 12 a The gen-, erai impression is against any material im provement iti prices next your, anil we ex pect much money, will again b'* lost in this insidious article. The Cor bit's ca»go of new Cotton is not J et landed. About 10 casks of new Rice hare been sold at 20s per cwt. November 25.—Our Cotton market con- tinues very (lit, and prices have declined about. l-8d, The sales for the last week amount to 38110 bags. Rice very scarce— a prime pnreti liasbrouRht 19s. 6d. November 26.-Our Cotton market con tinues dull, and but few sales are effected —we look fir* an improved demand ere long. Our imports last week nre 3089 bugs, and bales, all sorts, & sides for the same pe riod are 3850 bales, principally American Cottons, we quote Cotton 8. Island Georgia 12 a 224 per lb; Stained,7^1 a lid; Upland 6$d a Hjd ; Nf w Orleans and Mobile, 6$d a lid ; Tennessee aad Alabama, 6;l a 8d. London, Noy, 22. The Cotton market since our tyst pub. li cation has been without interest; ver\ few puicAaBere reported j yet no reduction iffthe nominal prices can be q toted, "yhere would be extensive buyers of East India at a decline of 1-84, but no parcels offer at the reduction. The accounts from Liver pool state that market quiet, without any alteration in the currency. The purchases here since our last little exceed 300 pack ages, consisting chiefly of a very fine par cel of Bengals at 6£u, (which is |d above the prices of good quality) und a few Su rats of the Iasi sale, which were disposed of a\ the advance of 1 8d on the India House sale price November 26 --The CottoU’markct since Tuesday last, has been in a very languid state, y^ t there ave.no sellers at any reduc tiuti; the purchases since our last are only 600 bales. Havre, Nov, 14 Our present rates for Colton, may be stated at 22 to 24 ^ous for good uplands, and 25 to 26 for extra good*; a"d 23 to 32 for Orleans and Tennessees. Potashes 54 to 55. New Rice would probably sell at a bout 25f. entrepot. We nave an over sup ply of Va. Tobacco; and more is daily ex pected. More is already offered for gov't sale, (which ia said to be postponed to the 10th of Dec.) than is wanted, mid a large portion must de over. For the^following summnrv we are prin cipally indebted to the Mercury of Mon- day The attention of Europe is fixed up on the Congress at Verona, whose deliberations are conducted wi' w the most profound secrecy* The Con* gross was in session in’thl middle i\f November, and Was not expected to adjourn before the first week in Janu ary. It is stated that passports had been given to the Greek Deputies, ad mining thdtn to • irdt -17.4 Congress at Verona* Spain continues to be disturbed by a civil war in the north—the adverse piHtics ore in greater force than'thev were soon? time ago. 1 The Greeks continue successful in their eftorts to throw off tl^e Turkish yok.0. In the island of Candia-thr Greeks have taken its capital* On the Con tinent, they are said to have defeated Chnurcschid Pacha, and seized upon Larissa, and id have been joined by the Albianans- The Turkish fleet ha* returned to the 1) irdanelles. In the meantime the Persians arc pressing. hard upon the Tuiks on their Asiatic frontier where they are besieging Trebi^otid, which it ft added must shortly surrender. Ireland had become entirely tran quil. The merchants, «Sj*c. of Glasgow have presented a memoral to the Ad rniralty, upon the subject of the West India piracies. VI. Constant has been sentenced to imprisonment for a month, and a fine of 5()0t for u libel. Buonaparte’s motherdiul immense ly rich—she H is If*ft to her eight liv ing children 1300,000, to he distribu ted among them. Her chief heir i*. young Napoleon, who it is said will ultimately receive an immense tor tune. Her brother, Cardinal Fesch, receives from her a splendid palace. Mr. Bo.wring, who was taken up on suspicion of revolutionary projects in France, has been liberated Horn his imprisonment without a trial. Parliament Wap not expected to meet before the 7th or 8th of February. Sir J. Mackintosh has been elected Rector ot Glasgow University. Mr. Jeffrey, as late Rector, made a speech giying his reasons.for voting for Sir James in preference to Sir VV. Scott who had also been put in nomination. Fifteen thousand pounds were rais ed by the friends of Mr. Childe to caf- Vy him through an election for mem ber of Parliament for Shropshire—but that sum not being enough for the ob ject, Mr. C. withdrew his name. .The elections in France have ter mjnated in the choice of a great ma jority, of Royalists. Hyde de Neu- ville is elected a deputy—B. Constant is uot elected. Marquis Fayette had a small majority in his department. Orator Hunt made his formal entry into London, Nov. 10th, with a caval cade of 10,000 horsemen, chariots, banners, inscriptions, &c. Lord Amherst goes out to India in the Jupiter 60 gun-ship. The weather was very boisterous on the British coasts the whole month ol November—and much damage wa> done to the shipping. New Votk accounts of the 1st Nov. reached England by the Packet Amity at Livepool, The London Courier of (lie 37U No*, says—.“This is s-triinK day ti the Stocli Kxchatipe, Dut ins' the oc count there lia- b.ffl considerable (iucliintions. C-insnls, at one lime, were 83 1-8, and left to 79 during the late panic. To-day, st 13 o’clor!;, they were 81. No defaulters are de clared, "The settlement or the Account in Foreign Funds,SuDi inat.is looked lor with deep interest. In Spanish Bends of 18SI, the fall has been from 73 to 57j, and at one time so tort as52j-t'o- Imobiun from 96 to 76 and other F r eign Securities, as they arc termed, in proportion. ■ The number of individu als mined i-verygrieit.” A Paris Journal, the Pilot, announ ces the arrival nfunaid-de camp to the Emperor of Russia’s suite, from Ve rona, with intelligence that the. Pow ers assembled in congress are deter mined not to interfere in any manner in the Penm-ula. Another Journal alluding to this statement, seems to doubt its authenticity, as it expresses a wish that_.it, should receive some confirmation from (fi? Monitiettr. Accounts from Bayonne state, that in Consequence of the capture of 'Bala- idler, Mina has been enabled m ostah lush a rlieect communication with the army of Arragnn. H- is also said to have defeated Baron D’Ei.lles in an other engagement, who fled to the very o'-oils of Urged, where Mina’s occessful progress has excited the utmost consternation, Canee, the ca pital of the island of Candia, has sur rendered to the Greeks by capitula tion; the possession of this fortress will materially assist their future ope rations in that quarter. The Missionaries have again expe rienced the same interruption which occasioned them so frequently to sus pend their religious exercises last year in ihe Parisian clrarctfes. Murillo, it is said was conducted to prison at Madrid on the 4th ol'-No- vetnher, we are not informed for what reason, • The Plenipotentiaries of the differ, ent Courts met at Verona on the 31fet of Oct. Prince Metternich presiding England was represented by the Unite of Wellington >• Austria bv Prince Melernich and Karon Iichzeltom „ Russia by Count Nesselrode, Count Ideven, General Pozz'q dx Borgo, and Prince Tatisclu-ff; France by Vis count Montmorency and Chateaubri and, the Marquis de Carnmun and Count Foni;nayss Prussia by Count d Bernstofi', Mr. Gentperformed the duties of Secretary General of the Congress. 1 ' It is sjated that the affairs of Spain were discussed at the fi.st sitting, and that lire duke of Wellington, second ed by other members, reprobated til- intervention of any niUlitary force widely "o rise to considerable dis cussion,-any further instructions must be had liowi the French Government before any decision can be taken on the subject. .The,second silting was occupied'in subjcc s of minor impor- lance. At the third silling, on the 5th, they had come to no decision. A Madrid article says—Should the Congress of Verona attempt to in terfere with Spain, gven ,by giving "dvice, the sole answer, it is said, will be the prompt levy of 100,000 men. Gen. Uiego bos taken his seat in the.Extraordinary Curies* Tiie Duke de I’Infnntado, whose arrest had been ordered; ha» escaped News has been received from Cor lu, as well as from several other ports in the Archipelago, that the Greeks have made a most importanj capture at Djmieltn, in Egypt. They took even in the harbor of that town, forty Turkish merchant vessels, tlid cargoes of which were valued at 260,000 ripan iah piastres.. They have besides ta ker near Milo, a brig loaded with arm and ammunition, destined for Con stantinople, "• M. de Pradt and M. Gusc, Eili tors of the Constitutionnel, were sum moned to the tribuoal of Correc'ion- al Police on the £7lh, for the article entitled Mon Congress,” From s t- Salvador.—A letferof the ISth Nov. received in New York, in closes a proclamation of the Portu guesc Govcrncr, Gen. Madeira, da'ed Nov. 5lh, calling on the Brazilians to returnsto their allegiance, and threat ening vengeance on those who adher- ed to the Prince. Subsequent to the date of this proclamation, there hud been some fighting, and the troops of Madeira were repulsed, with cun -id erable loss in kill. d. The following Commercial Intellli- gence is received by the arrival of the brig Florida, frum Calcutta, at Mar tha’s Vineyard :— Batavia, July 17.-—Our last was per Canton, for your port of date 4*1) inst. since wliich-lhere has been no change in prices of exports. Our ac counts from Europe are to the last March, and we hnpfc will produce a decline in Coffre, here, particularly as at this time there is tin nno Arne tican purchasing, oml probably none will at going prices—those (hat are loading srenred their cargoes some lima'since—some coffee has been pur chased st Sourabaya fur the Margaret, hut ns the price quw is nbnve the views of the.Furtors, itSvill probably he sold and she proceed jtf Calcutta, unless a fall soon ucnirs—some Dutch and En glish houses continue to buy at pre sent ptires throughout the Island, but by the first mail from Holland wc think they will get lower limits, Impnrfs are improving, particular ly YferilShable goods—the slock in market very small, and Government have rib! of salt provisions, twenty days’ Consumption—Flour steady— the fi d Iritis, per the Homer, have for a moment prevented its rise, as it give, hopes that morewill soon follow —818 is uttered for Pork, excluding aqu-nlityof Beef in same invoice, which is tendered at S13. U|(svarils of 200 casks Claret Wine arrived a lew day- since, and (lie bulk of it Went off rcatlilv at 840. At Satnurang,Coffee is 22 old dolls on shore they are at a premium of 4 a 5. At Batavia, C.-ffec is 24 a 24 j, cur rency ; Specie Doila:- scarce, anil at prenfj 8 a 9, old or new * Hides, 100, 8per 100; Sugars, 6 a 7; Rico, per covang, of 27 pikVl-. 60 a 870; Flour, 811 ; Pork. 817 ; Beef, 9 a 12; Butter plenty. 25 a 30c. lb.Cheese, 5c. jClaiet Wufe'35 a 840, . P. S. 18t/i July—We have from good authority, a hat the Eastern ports ot this Island arc dosed from this day t^-yinst all foreign vessels, and none hut colonial will be admitted there—the law’is nut yet published. Prices Current at Charlestbn. Jan 13. Cottons.—The sates ot Sea-Islands this week have, not equalled in extent ihose.nf the. week.which |ireccdedit the' soles made of fair Cottons, have been mostly at rates within the limits of our quotations, aye'rnging about 24 nr 25 cents; but one very fine lot of a favor ite brand, consisting ol I0U bales, brought 55 cents. Stmtees 8rc abut)' one cent higher than they were two weeks since. Extensive sales of Up lands have been efleet® at prires.gen orally corresponding with those of the preceding week. The Bales at nuv thittgghove 12} cents are very lew. J?icf.—Prices the same as fast week anil sales pretty extensive. Corn.—Several cargo sales have been made this week at a little above 60 cents—we quote it 60 a 65. Oats may *jc quoted at 45 a 50 cents. Tens nre without malcfnl change since our last. p’lour.—Will not command over S"4’—at this price sale s have been ef feci d. B.vclmnge on England—15 a 16' pr. cent prnn. Georgia Bank Bills—a Sj per rent. disc. Worth Carolina Bunk Bills. -1J a 2 per rent dis. ^Business h) general is much cir cumscribed-by the scarcity ofi money. The wants of the mercantile commu nity have rever been greater at any period within nur recollection; and ttm effeefis to reduce the value of every description of merchandize, in our market-) . Courier MARINE. TORT OF tMrjMWJIH. CLEARED. Ship Saco, Woodberry, Cowes and ’market. Ship Pioneer, Crabtree, Liverpool, Wm Gaston. Ship Neptune, Rich, New York, Nicholas 8c Neff. fichr Betsey,k Pug^y,Morrison St Marys Schr F.ve Sisters, Kellogg, Matanzas. • Sloop Golden Age, Marble, Charleston ARRIVED. Ship Augusta, Wood,* New York, 5 days, with a full cargo to Hal?, Hoyt & co owners, N B Weed, O Taft, II S Atwood, JB Herbert 5t co,, Wm Scarbrough, G Wnodhwll, Y/ni Guston, A R Fannin Ik co. F Dcnsler* Palmes & ttoc, J Wylly, John ston 8c Hills, Hill & Jonney, S i» fi J Jjtchenk. T B udley & co, A 8c E Wood, Ocmlcr St Posey, A Scndder, It Pooier, E Bliss, Claghorn 8c Bassett. Gibbs 8c Alex ander,’ A/ Mein J W Whitlock 8c co V E vans, C Redon, F Gillett 8c co. M Kitchell J dimming Sc Son, Tufts Sc Reed, u Smith 8c co. J Meigs, A Cornwall, N Baker V MowsJey, Miller & F .rt, S t; Dunning, Blanchard, Brothers 8c co. .1 J Blanchard 8c co, Nicholas and Neff, L H Sage £c co. Caiitclou and Lamar, W Lippitt 8c co. Ba ker aitd Minton. Ponce 8c M‘Keifijie, M Fash, and the. master. Paeieugert, Mrs M'Farlanc .and child, Messrs Gold, Per kins, Kitchel, Kingsbury, Wooster aiul others Left, ship ‘Clifford Wayne, and brig Signal, to sail for this p*>rt in 8 or 10 days. Spoke off the Woodlands, bound in, ship Niagara, Beebe, from Savannah. Brig Elizabeth, Bang*, Gottenburgh, 80 days, with iron to E Williams, consignee Nov. 4th, Iat5650, N f*n 18 11, W. lying too under balance reef mainsail in a severe e, from N N 'V carried away her fore- topmast, and lost James .Rogers, a sea man, overboard. Dec. 5th, lat 36 38, N. on 19 56 W spoke sloop Concord* 35 days from Falmouth, for St Michaels, supplied her with water. Jan. 3d, lat 28 24, N Ion 79 W spoke ship Allertnn, 11 days from N Orleans, for Liverpool. Jan. 2th, ifi a gale of wind, sprung the head of the lord mast, Brig Mercator, Davis Charleston, 1 day, . Schr Almira, Snow, IT vidcnce, lOduy^ with an * aiaorvcd o to B k' Tailor, W B.narllng, \V Lippitt 8/ co. O P Hill, 8 Want on* E Padtlleford, S It' ‘im mons, Oummittg and Gwatluney* and T S Metcalf. - Schr Milo, Farnsworth, Charleston, 1 day, to I ('alien, Sloop Messenger, PortcjTiJ Gharleaton, 10 hours, to tile master. Sloop Three Brothers, Howlftmt, flat leu 3 days, with cotton and rice to A B Fannin k co. Johnston and Hills, ft 8c J . fliaber- sham, and D T Hall, Sloop William, Rend, rharleston, 12 hours to S H Comlv, R&J Hube shum, W MMntosh, Mr. Blair, andClelaml & Frazer. 7 t passengers. Ware’s boats Packet and Security, tfipm Augusta; with 701) bags cotton to ' ’anteiou 8c Lamar, Low, Wallace & oo. Taylor 8; Davis, G Gordon, L’uulming 8c (JVVidhDtoyi R t’ampbell, W Lippitt & co. and rence & Thompson, , vv ron this rotiT. At Liverpool, 28th Nov, ship Gilbert Henderson, Riches; brig Lightfoot, Fisher- At New York, 4th, brigs Joseph, and Huntress, to sail nest day ; ship William, to sail early in the ensuing week; At Norfo(k, 4th inst. sloop Leopard^ Brown, to sail in two duys. ri.KAiiKn Fun this rnjir, At Liverpool, 23d Nov. ship Caledonia. Lindsay. At Philadelphia, 3d inst. ship Wm Penn, Hamilaon. t At Boston, 31st ult, brig Almir.i, At* wood, v ARIIIVAI.S FROM TUtS .POTiT^ At New-York, 3d inst. •hips Clifford- VVrtyne All.vn ; Charlotte, Hubs, 14; brig Signal, Bedell, 14; schr Ohio, Beets. 15. At Providence, 29i.li ult. schooner Iiitty Franklin, Wheldcn, The ship Lord Willlworth. Harvey, sail ed lroin Liverpool for this p in, the 26th; Noy.. •< The sloop Warren, Horton, sailed fi-om Richmond, on tli 6th inst. for this port. " The new ship Grand Turk, from Bath,. Me. for this port, put into Boston on the 1st inst. fin^paase.ngers, Th • Rciir I'hi ander, from this port to Philadelphia, wan spoken on the 27th ult bviitli of cape Muv. The schr Independence, ; was spoke on the 3d inst. lat. 32 10, Ion 78 15, 3 days from this port for.N w York. ‘I’lie schr Rising States, .front this port for New York, wi-.h a cargo of cotton and rice, U'ent ashore near the mouth of Shark River, about 15 miies south of Sandy Hook, in the st* nn of the 1st inst. Crew «nd cargo saved. Ti e st.hr George* Smith, from Chhrh’S- t n for New York, went ashore on the 1st inst. at Long Branch she run high and dry oVl the beach. The cargo was expec ted to-be SiveJ. , The scht 1 Packet Margaret, from Rich mond for Boston, was driven ashore in the same storm, about 7 miles from the George with a cargo of flour and tobacco. The U. .States Mediteranean squadron, sailed from Gibraltar on the 27th V'ept last, for Leghorn, to take Major Stith, the American consul, and family, to Tunis - the officers and crew were m gopd’liealfh The U. S. brig Spark, at- Port Royal, Jam. 6th ult. The U. S Schr Grampus. X.ietit. Gregory sailed froth New York for Havu ta, on the 31st ult. • • ' *■ 'f lic Or brig Alert, M'Dougnl, fVom New castle, Eng. for Philadelphia,'w&b ashore on Lewiston Bar, in the Delaware on the 1st inst. full of water, part of the cargo expected to be be saved. Top Spartan, Ward, from Liverpool for New York, put into Greenock leaky. Tlie Dorothea Gharlotta, from V York for Hamburg, put into Cowes, Nov ‘26th leaky and much damaged. The kfagnet, Mount, sailed from Liver- pool, for New York, and put fcnek Npv 11, leaky. TlVMary, Post,' from Liverpool for N York, in Bristol Bay, leaky. The Rockingham, from N York for Li. vcrpool, wus safe at Bear Haven, Nov 17, after having dragged her anchors in a gale on the Util. — •Ol lYvwy lU'scvi^Uon, la DUNE AT THE GEORGIAN JOB OFFICE, IK THE WEST STYLE, On New and Cunspjcnttus Type, A*D OK MODERATE TERMS. In ndditi-'n to Law, Notarial, und other •Hanks, which Are furnished r« mly minted, nr executed at the shortest notice, aro the following Commercial Blanks:— Shipping Articles tJninimui and I.eUer*shoct Bills of Lading Jhmiign and Domestic Bills of Exchange thitriea of Merchandise Foreign outward, Foreign' inward, and Coasting Manifests Charter Parties of Affreight ment, * Ruled Tables of Exports of Rice, Cotton, '! &c. iLahelsfoP Counting Rooms •Steanrl-Roat V«y«l Receipts Merchant's Lulinls, for mnrkirg the dif ferent departments, of Business "hecks on the diflereni.Ba.iks in this city .PatrOon Uecidp’s 'Ream-Boat Receipts S^ip Surveyor's I’.ertifici-tes* Statements ol Damages, liar the Recovery of Insurnnct Muster Roll and Articles for Vessels heathen's Warrants and Protcciious Custom-House Ro\)cU Ut’uniiiig-Hmise Almanacks Statements of Exports Foreign Export Entries • Passengers’ Entries' Dray It Us KX Apply at the ,T<»b Offre, Pre same re< cently occupied by tt. p. Russell, or at the office, of the Gkokoian. dec 28 23 EAST FLORIDA LANDSj FOR S. JLEj OR JitW'K/t, A FLAN'TA ritjw on Amelia Cs*. i-.l, con- . A t (lining 700 acres with a xy Lb in ent hcrcju, und Has hU n under cultivaiiou iu Cotton, A Tract of 250 acres of Land near the above. A valuable tract of 1050 acres ol'pv’rois Swamp and highland, on t|u- i'ivt r St. r>’s about 30 miles above its mouth. Another tract of 500 acres of Land, on Huwke'co or Fleming's Island on the river ^tdJohns. These lands Bt*e of tho first qunlii if re markably healthy Bituatioii.i, and m good ,‘Ouil liea.it. They will he soM chum ei-. Hu r for cash, or etchwift'd for Ntfgroes -r merrhandir.e, or they will be lei on lease oil reasoniHiIe terms; but the proprietor would prefer to j *in any Gimt! muu who can furnish sufilcieiit hands in planting the \ nrieTitt 'sland'plaiitfllion, under his super- intendancc. Description of the Land; may hr seen •aiuJ tvims made Fnnwn. on applicuboii to BAKER k MINTON. dec 48. WILLIAM M'CKEADT, , ^ 33 ftttftAD-STllEET, C/IjMUCSTOjV, A. f fB|A8 received by tlieshipTsabclla, M r * IM Neil, from London, die best assort, ment of first rate London Baddies, Bridles, Martingales, Whips, Spiffs, plated Spring Stirrups, Steel do, Main do d*. of . '-ry jatlern, Bitts und Uridonns of everj ie* Hcription, Coach and Gig Harness, Waggon do, Dray do. and Plantation Saddles, La dies do.; wtth a general assortnicut of Sad dlery of every descripXion, all of which w II be sold on the must accommodating erms. N.B. The above articles are the best ever imported into the state of South Carolina, die Gentlemen of Georgia that would wish i first rale London Saddle and Bridle vould do well to send their orders soon n» m«. aft there is at present unuinber of them engaged. dec 12 Vi 15 CHARLESTON Dec, *3-Air Br ship Malta, Wissett, Liverpool, and 55 from Gork; Br brig Gen Brown, Sharp, Liver- pool 38; brig Mary (of Providence) Smith, ^ Balize, (Ray of Honduras) 2-J, schr F.xpe- riincnt Baker, Cape Haytien 18 {"Esther, pbrrv, New York 5. . NEW YORK, Jan. 3~Arr brig I.. M. Pelham, Hatch, Malaga* and last from Fay* al, 33 ; Ladies Delight. Scribner, Curacxi 29 ; Cuba, Cushing, Drrnarara 20. A north uast snow storm commenced here on Wednesday Ynoming, and . contt.^ nued with considerable severity till nooikj when the'stonn changed to rain which fell steadily all the aftern.oon and evening, amJ dissolved must of the snow which had fal len. Yesterday morning it was clc:mild and pleasant, wind B W. We learn by the vessels-which have came up in the course of'Hie day, that the storm was se vere on the coast. Jan 4.—Arr packet ship Montano, Burke .Havre 40;Br ship Dominica, Johnston. V verpoul 80; brig Sarah, Stinclicomb, Mon tego Bay. Jam.; schr Exchange, Davis, St Thomas 22. Jan 6—Arr ship John 8c Edward, King, Liverpool; Swedish brig John Albert; Bremmcr, Stockholm; brigs Charlotte, Sands, Ivica46.; Jubilee, Mill, St Jago, Cu ba ; schr Harmony, Pratt, St George’s, Bermuda 9; FROM OUIl CORRESPONDENT." Office of the Norfolk He aid, 7, January 5* 5 Arr Br brig Martinique, Dunham. Gre nada 23. schr Hetty Jackson, Albin, New York, 4 days, with a detachment of U S marines. Heal Estate. f HE subscribers offer, at private sale,' two Lots known by numbers 13 and 14, Carpent«Va Row, containing 9U feet front and 150 in depth, together wi'h a commodious Dwelling Hottue and out build- ngs. Terms of Sale—Half Cush, tlu* ’«• naming half credit one and two Years, with Bond and Mortgage on the premises. If the ubove described prifyerly is hot sold at private su1e, before the first Tuei lay In January next, it will be offered at the Court House at public auction. £ ' J. U. 111.HUEUT & t dec 20 122 CO. A Uniform Coat and Hat, O F the Chatham Artillery, of mi excel lent quality and but little w rn, be longing to the indigent widow . f y decea- • d member, are-offered for s:'k cheap. Vppty at the office of the Georgian. . Af-r 17' 19 SALT. 4IM>©"“* Sulti ' floa '- For llALt,, HOYT « CO. <l?e 27 Notice. I F the person who yesterday took a single bale of Cotton, weighing 389 lbs. which laid at the corner of Mewra I’atine. U Hue's store, on Itoltoii’B central WKarves, will return it voluntarily, it will be an evidence that it was nut taken with a felonious in- tentiuQT.il he doe. not, the public shall judge from the circumHauwi, jaalS H. COHN. UushdU White Flint Corn iifio it, for wale in lots to suit pmciiuiiera, on reastnahle t,erms. Apply to HALL. HOYT tf CO. dec 18 20 Fresh Teas, China and 1 Candles. TEN catty boxes Hyson Tei 50 do do do Gunpbyp 50 do do do iuiperti; 50 five catty bf*x^H 1 30 catty cannisters ( Gunpowder "T< 50 boxes China Breakfast, 200 boxes Tending from sale by

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1822-18??, January 16, 1823, Image 1