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Newspaper Page TextSAVANNAH 2- m GEORGIAN NEW SERIES—VOL. II. SAVAJWMB, SATURDAY MORM1MQ, FEBRUARY 15,.1823. NO 36 SAVANNAH : FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. M, 1823. Those of oup subscribers who reside in thei eastern part of the city, and who may novreceive their papers, are respectfully requested to send to the office for them and to leave their names, as a direction to the new carrier. Nothing of great moment was transacted in (. ongress, on the 3d inBt. In the House, the new Collection Bill was engrossed, and ordered to a third reading. At a Convention of Republican citizens held at Portsmouth, New-Hampshtre, the Hun Levi Woodbury was nominated for Governor, and the Hon. Arthur Livermore forarepresentativeto Congress. A letter from Laguira of the 26th Dec. states, that out of fifteen vessels which were lost in the great gale at that port, lixlg Mullperished. Thedstter adds—"the pat- riots arc gaining ground fast.—Daniels has taken a sloop of war from the Spaniards he boarded us off Porto Cavello in a gale, and lost a fine new schooner worth jj'22,. Odd, alongside of us." Capt Frisoie, of the Bchr. Lottery jttriv- •d at Baltimore, in 18 days from Jamaica, stales, that a report was current there that Santa Martha had been captured by the Hoyslists on the third of Januury last, and all the property confiscated. A five took place at Cahawba, on the !3d ult. which destroyed property to the slue of 6, or7,OUO dollars. .The sullcrers vere Rinaldi & Peters, Roberts, Parsons v co. D. k N. Croclteron, and Dr Huestis. The ship United States, arrived at Bat. timore, in distress, after a long absence, has on board one million pounds of Coflee The mail stage from Philadelphia, be tween York and Wightsville, was lately fired at in the night, but no person was injured. The Commercial Advertiser states, that by 12o’clock,.on the day on which the new novel, the ‘'pioneers,” by the author of the Spy, was published, thirty-five hun dred copies were delivered. The last accounts mention that Lord By- Ton hud relinquished his intention of pro ceeding to the U. States. Gsuze Veils on the principle of Davy’s safely Lamp, have been recommended as preservatives from contagion. The Turks have lately pulled down a part of the glorious Parthenon at Athens, for the sake of the lead which is employed in the junction of the stones. This new dilapidation has strewed the ground with /figments of both sculpture and architec ture. The society for the encouragement of National Industry, at Paris, at its general sitting of Oct. 30, decreed to Mr. Duval, comer, the prize for the manufacture of Russia leather. This discovery is repre sented hs very important, as book-binders may make use of this leather instead of the Russian, which is generally badly dreg- led- The New-York Eye Infirmary has existed little more than two years j yet during that period, no less than one thousand 'seven hundred and sixty-six patients have been prescribed for, and several of them born blind, actually restored to sight. The unpopularity of the new Marriage Act in England, may be judged of from the following circumstance“ As the Cler gyman of the Savoy Church was reading the new marriage act on Sunday morning last, the congregation (with the exception of one gentleman from Somerset House) walked out of the Church, leaving the walls Be. to hear, and dearly beloved Roger, the clerk, to say amen. By a statement in a late Paris paper, it appears that the receipts of the twelve theatres in that city, including the Cirque Olymfique, may be valued, one year with another, at 5.SOU,MU francs, of which they give 500,00U for the use of the poor; 10,000 persons daily frequent the theatres, of whom 6,0M pay and 3,000 have free ad mission. The receipts fur minor theatres, balls, gardens, colfee bouses for soirees, amusantes, curiosities, Uc. Be. may be es timated at 1,M0,000, of which 1M.0M francs go to the poor. 8o that public a- musemonts produce six hundred thousand rjtiics fur charitable purpose* Nearly one filth of the whole number of deaths in the city or New-York, last year, by the City Inspector’s Report, were of consumption. ■ The Weather For several days past the weather has' been extremely cpld ; the Thermometer, by Fahren heit’s scale, varying between 20° and 28° until Sunday morning, when it moderated, with a considerable fall of snow, and on yesterday we were- amused with the novel sight of sleighs, sleds, end sledges, darting througli our streets, tram the dignified coach sleigh drawn by four fine horses, to (he humble pecking box, turned up side down, part of the ends broken a way, and the sides shaped into a run ner, baavily dragged along by a spa vined, wind galled, wind , broken ro. /.inantt-, who Ibr six months before had, probably, been turned out to pick up a scanty subsistence on the town common.—Augusta Herald of Tuesday. » - Reported Piracy.—A. short time since a person in a sailor’s habit, went to the uflice, of the New Bedlunl Mercury, and requested the editor to report the loss ol bis vessel, by pi* rates. He stated that his name is D. W. Smith, and was supercargo uf the brig Mary Ann, of Wilmington, Cap tain Thurber ; and sailed from Ila- vana on the 21st Nov. bound to New York, with a cargo consisting of 150 nlids. molasses, ami 50 bags of coffee; that on the I3th of Dec. on the Baha ma Banks, they were boarded by a piratical s'chr. of about 50 tons, and about 40 men, who robbed them of all their cabin stores, trunks of clo thing, watches, and about 9000 dot lars in specie, belonging to himself and fin? 1 passengers uu board ; took out about ten bags of coffee, then drove the captain, crew and passen gers (in all 15 persons) into their boat, with about ten gallons of water, and a small quantity of bread and beef, and then burnt the brig with there- mainder of the cargo. Tlmt on the mb of Dec. they were taken up by the ship Rob-Roy, Capt. Johnson, of London, from Kingston, Jain, who took them on board and carried them to Halifax-. That he and Capt. Tliur- ber look passage in the sloop Catha rine, Capt. Jojin .Tripp, and arrived at Harwich on Saturday last, Capt. T. proceeded to Boston, and lie to this town, on his way to New-York, where his lather, who is a merchant, resided. Mr. Smith particularly rfe- qipstcd (he editor to mention, that he bclives the pirate was the sclir. Mary, Captain William Paul, of Baltimore. . BOW STREET. Might Charges—Henry Mediant), Esq. a law student, was brought up Irutn St. Clement’s watch liuuse, to which place he had been consigned between eleven end tweiveon the pre ceding night, at the suit of an ancient oyster-woman of the parish. The venerable fishmongress deposed that Mr. Medland was iu the practice occasionally of taking oysters at Iter shop ; and in general he conducted nimself like a very nice sect of gen tleman—so much so, that she had more pleasure in npeniugfor him than lur any oilier gentleman of her ac quaintance i but on this unfortunate night he came in very tipsy, and de voured so many oysters that she was quite alarmed at him. She opened, and opened, and opened, till her hands and arms ached ready to drop off) and still he kept craving for more, and he would have them in spite of remonstrances. At last he took it in his head to go out to look at the wea ther, and she took that opportunity of lucking him nut, thinking he would be satisfied with what lie had, and would guquieily home ; but instead of this he commenced an assault and battery on her door, and before she could unlock it he had not only fore- ed it off the the hinges, but had shiv ered one of the panncls to pieces with Ins foot.- She was now more alarm ed than ever, and tearing he might even attempt to serve her as he had the oysters, she slcreek'd for the watch, and he was takeu to the watch house, Mr. Medland, who seemed to be still under the influence of the Tus can grape, heard all this with a quiet cumiurtable simper, and then, making a low lounging sort of bow tu the la dy, he said, in a voice that seemed to make its way with difficulty through mass of oysters, “suppose, Mrs. Jinkms, I reinstate your door, you will be satisfied ?” “Sir,” interrupted the magistrate, “ you must satisfy me as well as Mrs. Jiukius ; you have broken the public peace ; let ine knuw what you have to say to that ?” *• Your Worship,” replied Mr. Med- land, with an oysler oppressed sigh, “ your Worship, 1 have nothing to lay save and except that I’was rather—” ‘Drunk, you mean to aay,” said his Worship. " >■ ” Your Worship, I am sorry to say, conjectures rightly,’’replied Mr. Med land, with another very graceful bow, and another sigh from the very bot tom ul Ids oysler bed. “ Then, Sir,” rejoined the ntgts- Irate, payAhe woman for the damage you have (tone her door—pay one sliil ling for your discharge fee, and five shillings for being drunk; and then gn abnut your business, and keep your- eels sober for the future ” Mr. Medland bowed ogaio, and beckoned to a young man at the far ther end of the office, who instantly stepped.forward and paid the money ; and then Mr. Medland making two distinct bows—one to the magistrate, and the other to his oyster woman, slided genteelly out of the office. Eng. Paper. Cotton in Alabama.—In exhibiting, on Mumlay last, the increase of cut- ton, as having been seven hundred per cent, in the vicinity of the waters leading to this bay, in the space of five years, it would have been well, per haps, to have added snnte further re marks, lest the circumstance should create suspicions that the extension of the culture of cotton exceeds reali ty- It is to be recollected that tho cut tivaturs of this article, in this new country, must have conic from some where, and it ia scarcely necessary *o add, that they came, generally, from cotton planting stales; therefore,- it is fair to presume, that a considers bio purtion of this increase in the ag gregate would have been realized, even if none had been plauted in this state. A diminution, however, in older states, may in a few yoara be expect ed, as it is generally acknowledged that a very large portion of their for mer fertile lands have become cum - parilively barren from cuntinu.d cul tivation, Therefore, these is very lit tle reason to apprehend that the fu ture increase will very iar exceed the increase of consumption, parliculurly if the planter will be cautious nut in over plant—that js, tn avoid planting more than he can do justice I<>. The proper distinctions in quality have not heretofore been genes.illy ob.-ur ved, particularly in Georgia and Al abama ; but'each quality is now ac quiring it proper rank among the dea lers. Colton has of late engrossed su much of the attention of the commer cial world, ’hat almost every retailer uf merchandize is becoming nearly as good a judge nfitas the foreign ma nufacturer. Planters,, therefore, will reulize the importance ol making none ofau iuferiur quality. The bagging and freight down the river on inferior, are equully as expensive to him as on prime, to the foreign shipper (he freight,duty, &c. arc the same. But the manufacturer who regu.ates these matters, has the best means of ascer taining the real difference between good and bad cotton, after calculat ing the loss ef weight and time in se parating the trash from that which is manufactured.—Mobile Comm. Reg. Extract of a letter tluted Antigua, Jan. S. “Corn and Corn Meal here arc a perfect drug, in consequence of the planters having commenced reaping their crop of ground provisions, which are very abundant. . This island, for the last ten years, has not had such a prospect for a provision crop, as al this moment. I have not the smallest doubt but there are yams and eddnes sufficient to feed the whole island for seven months at least. An Amciican brig ia here from Milford, with meal & corn; (he. supercargois retailing the meal at g25 per puncheon; payable iu sugar of an indifferent quality, at 86} ana the corn al 85 cts, same payment. This is really a ruinous business,— Some small sales of flour have been made at 811. but 200 barrels would stock our island. Mobile, Jan. 20‘—The demand for Cotton during the past week, was fully equal to the quantity in market; towards the last the finer qualities were much in demand, and for a lot uf very superior 11} cts was obtained. Inferior and lower qualities rather dull at 7 to 8}. or von mis mst. At Charleston, 12th hist, sloop Mary, Drown, to sail the 15th. The following vessels got sea on Wed nesday— ship William,Noyes, New-York, Ur brig Waterloo, Partridge, London; sclir Lawrence, Bourne, New Orleans; sclir i.e- nndcr, Alden, St Augustine i stoop Wil liam, Read, Charleston; Br sloop Montego Buy, M'Linlock, Montego Bay, Jam. rite sclir Ann, Brownell, from this port was below at Charleston, on the I Jilt iiist; The Ur ship Mary, Slater, 50 days from llotlerdnm, took a pilot, at Charleston, on the tali inst. Pin ADELI’HIA, Fell. 1—*rr brig Sea-Horse, Hardy, i ernumbuco Via New- York BALTIMORE Feb. 1—Arr sclir Virgi nia truss, Lowe, St Joints,' P It. 10 days Five small privateers had sailed from St. Johns, a few days before the V. It. sailed, and 3 or4 others were fitting out. The , Davis, ft- St Thomas, for N Orleans, and Essex, Kcmpton. of Uoston P were late ly sent into Mayaguez by tho Privateers and condemned Southern 1'ticillcutor. FT1HE Editor respectfully Informs hi* P* 1. tron«s that he has been Advised of the shipment of his printing materials. He, therefore, fondly fiopca that tha Pacifica- lor will very shortly m»kc its debut before a public that has honored its Prospectus with a reception at once liberal and ani mated. ', • Gentlemen, into whose hands, subscrip’ linn papers have been placed, are request ed to make returns us soon as possible* jan 24 50 We hope the very respectable and full house of Wednesday evening*, is an augury of an increased audience this evening. The play of Mian and Orilla, is without doubt, one of much interest, and we are cer- tain it will be well supported. It is only the judicious encouragement of the public which can enable the managers to bring forward new pieces. MARINE. PORT OF SJ1VMTJMH* CLEARED. Brig Jane,Brewster,Antwerp Sc Rochelle J Lalhrop Sc co. Brig Maine, Wilkinson, Rouen, E Williams. Sloop William, Luce, Darien. Gibbs Sc Alexander. ARRIVED. Ship Georgian, Bailey, New-York, 14 days, in balla3t, to Perry Sc Wright, vners. Br brig Lightfoot, Fisher, Liverpool, 62 days to Scarbrough Sc Clarke. Sclir Phoenix, Brown, Charleston, 2 days, in ballast, to S Manton. Sloop Maria, Porquet, St Simons, 3 days, with cotton, to Miller Sc Fort, R k J Ha bersham, and J M'Nish. Sloop Sally, Perry, Elizabeth City, N C 8 days, with corn tu Thompson Sc Bouncy. Notuiidl iiUsiutss. OrpilE subscriber has established an of- <11 lice for the transaction of Notarial llu Hiiicaa, in tdl its variety of forms. He hu UKsocialcd with him Mr. I K.Tsrrr, wli will devote all his leisure to the duties uf the office. Deeds, Wills, Mor gages, Powers of At torney, Assignments, Conveyances, Uc. prepared with legal accuracy* Gentlemen of the bar, to whom an attention to this branch of their profession is frequently in convenient, will find this establishment de serving their support The ofiice is udjoining the City Hotel, to the West. JOSEPH GEORGE. an uf 34 Receiver of tax Returns No tice. FpME Subscribe is now ready to receive L the Return of IhxhHIc property for the u* 1023. His Office is in the west <*nd if \hc exchange, where the Post Office whs formerly kept. ADAM COPE, n. t. n.c. c. f'-b 4 *.»9 &T01tKtX I’lOM the House of the subscriber, Ten half Engles and one English Guinea, in .1 metal purse, gilt. The theft was com mitted about three weeks since, as appear? from circumstantial testimony, and tin* thief is suspected. If the money is return ed, no questions will be asked ; if uny ol the same denomination should be offered under suspicious circumstances to any per son, they are requested tastop it. iOSEPil GUMMING, dec 28 fL 28 Apple Brandy. BARRELS Apple Brandy . Just received, and for sale by BAKER MINTON. an 15 c42 AUGUST G. OEMLER,- AT HIS MED E C INE, DRUG. AND SEED STORE, Corner of Jejfci son and St, Julian Streets, H m of the Market. OFFERS FOR SALK, fX COMPLETE assortment of genuine fresh Mcdecines and Drugs!' uteut Preparations, Snrgicnl Instruments, & such ^nicies as are usually enumerated in the long lists of Apothecary's advertisements, to which he refers—nut wishing to cause nausea to his readers by repeating them here. In his Seed Establishment, Besides a general assortment of warranted Garden Seeds, Horticultural or Garden Tools and Flower Pots, also the Hoots and Bulbs of the following Beautiful Flower’s: Anemoria; Ranunculus; Bizarre and Dou ble Tulip ; Crocus, various sorts: Tube rose ; Amaryllis Formacissima and Regime; Double Jonquills; Trumpet Major Narcis sus * double White do.; Incomparable do.» Vari Zion do. j Lilinm Candidum; Spanish and English Iris ; Polianthus Narcissus and Hyacinths, fan 24 f50 Landing, , Prom brtg Levant, from .Wevt-York, J . BOXES Muscatel Raisins 4 pipes cognac brandy 15 firkins fresh Butler 3 puncheons Jamaica Rum For sale by J. B. HERBERT & CO. 28dec 28 Fresh Teas, China and Troy Candles. TEN catty boxes Hyson Tea )50 do «lo do Gunpowder 50 do do do Imperial 50 five catty boxes Imperial 30 catty cannisters of Imperial & Gunpowder Tea, Fresh imported 50 boxes China Ware, containing Breakfast, Dinner & Tea sets 200 boxes Troy Candles Landing from ship Garonne, and for sale by J. B. HERBERT & CO. dor 9S 26 Molasses and Whiskey. HHD8 MOLASSES, landing from sloop Mary, from Charleston 30 bbls WHISKEY, landing from sloop Knterprize, from Baltimore For sale by SCARBROUGH U CLARK, feb 6 p 61 Wliiskey, ijc. BBLS. > Philadelphia Rye _ _ _ 30 hhds J Whiskey. ZJ pipe. 2 A 3 year 1 ! old Apple Brandy For aale by . PONCE U MACKENZIE, jan 24 |t. 50 insurance against Fire. uTpHE JEtuo Insurance Company, Hart- ford, continue to insurb Houses and Buildings, Merchsndire, Furniture, upd o* her p* operfy, including Vessels in port, their Cargoes, &<•.. tigvuuR loss OB.dlriftagf 4 by Fire, for any term from one month tu one or more years. The conditions which are moderate, may be known on Application to the subscribe’, who is authorized agent, and is empowered to issue policies without the delay incident •o other agencies of this nature. The company undertake in all cases to pny the full amount,,of the actual loss, pro vided it does not ^xcccd the amount in •ured. The premiums arc reasonable, am should offer a strong inducement to any uorson having property at hazard to place t in security. i oct 31 83 S. MANTON. BACON. (S©(D©“^e U by C '"' ntq "^ .inn 23 49 HALL, HOYT U CO. Bolton’s Central Wharves. LL vessels of what description soever, laying at Bolton's Central Wharves' will after this day, be charged the full rates If dockage, as established by the Chamber of Commerce; oftfhich all Masters, Con signees, and Owners will ptesse take no- lice* . CANTELOU & LAMAR. jan 1 ft 31 Lamp Glasses, &c. J UST received from the manufactory, a complete assortment of Lump Glasses, Proof Vmls, and Apothecary's Shop Fur niture, for sale by feh JO p fU R. WORRELL, Jr. Cotton Bagging anti White Plains, I jlOR SALE at reduced prices, by ANDREW LOW & jan 27 re 52 CO. Nails, Shoes. C \SKS ent Nails 14 Oases S hoys assorted, lnnding lr«ni brig Ilcsper, arid will be sold very low by DANIEL CARNEY, feh 6 u6l Howard Street Flour, Whis key, &c. - BARRELS superfine Howard- ZQNL/vU/ atrect Flour 80 bbls Whiskey 50 do Apple Brandy 4 do I'cuch do 24 do Pilot Bread Landing from Sloop Enterprise, »l An derson's wharf. For sale by DOUGLASS Cc SORREL, feb 6 p 61 Cotton Bagging. I’tfiCES 42 inch Inverncsi Cotton 'Bagging. For sale by . BAKER & MINTON, jan 3 132 For Sale, PRIME Negro Fellow, a good Car- I politer. J. B. HERBERT tc CO. j«n 7 35 L. P, Tenerilte Wine. QR. casks L. P. Teneiiflo Wine Just received. Fur sale by , . , J- B. HEltBERT & CO. feb 10 64 Dr. John B. Berthelot, 4 FTER searching for many means tn change the color of Hair to a beautiful Jet Dlsck, has at length made the dlscovr- ry, and offers for sale a Pomatum, which is warranted, if the directions for its use is regularly pursued, to change any color of Hair, to a beautiful *ct Black; which Po matum is offered for sale, at the price of 2 and 4 doilsra per Jar, at his Drug Store on the Bay. feb 4 59 Hyde’s Perfumed Soaps, fflHE subscriber has just received from X the Manufactory at Baltimore, a fine assortment of those highly approved Soaps; they are recommended to the public as being much cheaper and equal in quality to the fineEnglish Soaps, viz:— White and Variegated^ in square cakes Transparent, in large cakes Variegated Ball Pulverized Ro3e, in pots Sup. Castile, in boxes For sale by ANSON PARSONS, Druggist, No 8, Gibbons' Buildings, jan 8 16 • For (tale, ajJllVOPrimo NEGROES. Apply at this sKMiiirpsm Of Every life scrip lion, M DONB AT THR GEORGIAN JOB OFFICE* IN THR DRST STYLE, On Mw and Conspicuous Typo $ Ann ox MODERATE TERMS. In addition tu Ijiw, Notarial, und otl>eP Blanks, which are furnished ready printed, ’** executed at the shortest notice, aro (lie following Commercial Blanks t— Shipping Articles .Opmmoit And Letter-sheet Bills of Lading Foreign nnd Domestic Bills of Exchange Entries of Merchandise Foreign outward, Foreign inward, and Coasting Manifests Charter Parties of Affreightment Ruled Tables of Exports of Rice, Cotton, Uc, Labels for Counting.Rooms Stenm-Roat Yard Receipts Merchant's Isabels, for marking tho dif ferent departments of Business Checks on the different Banks ib this city Patroon Receipts Stcnm-Boat Receipts Ship Surveyor’s Certificates, Statements of Damages, for the Recover,? of Insurance Muster Roll and Articles for Vessels Seamen's Warrants and Protection! Custom-House IJonds ^ Counting-House Almanack! Statements of Exports Foreign Export Entries Passengers' Entries Dray Hills (O*Apply at the Job Office, the Mme re- centlyoccupied by H. P. Russell, or at tha office of the Gfohciuw* c28 28 Hall, Hoyt § Co. Offer for tale, landing from ship JTiagara l BBLS prime Pork, New-York city Inspection 20 bbls Mess Beef 10 bbls Ilams » 20 bbls Muacovado Sugar 5.pipes Pierpoiill's Gin 2 do Holland do 2 do Cognac llrandy* 2 do and 6 hhds Rye Whiskey 2 hhds Jamaica Rum 20 boxes Raisiu! 20 bbls Apples dec lb *20 PRICES CURRENT. crane following Price Current from PA- RIS's Wig Exchange Office, for tho ' year 1823, is issued for the better regu lation of his Customers, Transients, (tnd alt others within the jurisdiction of His impe rial domain: Monthly Customers, pretty plentiful, per month Do do who shave 6 times per week, $2 per month, \mulm\xhdl Transient do from 10 to 12 ptolcrubl brisk, Doubtful Customers—no demand Cutting Hair, 25 cents, brisk Cutting Ladies' Hair at their abodes, 50 cents, rather fair Cutting and Dressing do do do 7 cents, pretty fair Ornaments f*r the Heads of Iaidies and. Gentlemen. 'ivulie* Curls from gl to 1 50 per bunebi in demand Ladies Beau Killers from £2 to 2 50 per bunch, ready tule % Ladies Heart Slayers from £3 to 3 50 per bunch, in demand Ladies Beau catchers from £5 to 5 50 per sett* dull Ladies full dressed* Wigs from 18 to £20 -each, rather dull Ladiofl crop Wigs, from 15 to £18, tolerably fair Gentlemen's crop Wigs from 15 to g20,uoJ so good Gentlemen's Crown pieces with springs, from 10 to £12, in demand Gentlemen's false Whiskers £2 50, in de» tnand Gentlemen's revolving Quieus £2, no tale Gentlemen's false Eye Brows £2, no sale Real Japan Blacking, warranted to cure or prove.-.: Corns, Gout, and other fashion able complaints. The penetrating power of this Liquid not alone is warranted for its efficacy, but the superior Gloss it leaves on the boots and shoes is so powerful, that the expense of a Looking-Glass may bo saved, should emergency. require the ne cessity of shaving themselves at home or ahroad. Wigs, Frisettes, Curls, Bandeaus, prompt ly exchanged for cash or upprovea notes, Cush at all times preferred. N. B. A Clerk is wanted at this office, one that understands Shaving, so as not to hurt the feelings of customers, will be pre ferred, by application to JOHN PARIS, K.C. B.F* (to Belling oil'at Cost. T HE subscribe!* wishing to bring his business to a close, takes this onpor- tunity to offer to the public at wholesale anil retail, hir whole stock of CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS; At wholesale an extensive credit will be given, with good endorsers or town'ac ceptances, and at retail good bargains can be obtained for cash, viz:— A general assortment of the most fashion able Hats and Clothing, consisting of Trunks blue and black Dress Coats Trunks Frock, Watei-loos, and Box Coats •f various colours Trunks blue, black, olive, drab, grey, tnd slate colour Cosssck Pantaloons Trunks Linen and Cotton frill'd and plain Shirts Trunks blue, black and casiimere Vests Trunks Men and Boys' Tartao plaid cloaks from 5 to £12 Trunks merino, worsted, and flannel Gen tlemen's Shirts and Drawers Trunks Hosiries, consisting of Silk, lambs wool, worsted and urge size Yarn Stockings Kilmarnock and Scotch caps Gentlemen's Fur Travelling caps. Cases Water proof Hats A variety of Negro olothlng, consisting of round Jackets and Trowsers, from 4 to £6 per suit, Great coats, Pea Jack* els, Mohksy Jackets, red Flannel tad check Shirts Bales 3 35 point Blankets Do White Plains Cases extra flne Irish Linens Do Urge size Silk Umbrellas Do lien's 8hoes Apply at my 8tore» five doors East eft\) City hotel* PETER DREGS, 4*9 51 rp<r

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Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1822-18??, February 15, 1823, Image 1