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Newspaper Page Textt \ SAVANNAH Vc7 o dk/'tl < 1 GEORGIAN i\b ■* 2 ti. > 1 •' — V uL. lit iMI'JMM .. I'llEHO.il' MURJWfirtyM.lltOII 11, 1B23. AO 46 SAVANNAH : MON H AY MORNING. MAItCII 10,1823. « The Supprewd /loci/mcnli.”—This mighty engine, first broached by an ano nymous scribbler, in a paper notorious ^or "any thing but correct representation of facts,” for the purpose of overturning ■ tile popularity ami prospects of the secreta ry of the Treasury—atul which Was carried on with the same spirit, by a few violent men in the House of Representatives, for tile ^aiiie purpose, by which an undue im portancc was given' to It—has, as was air ticipated b) the candid and virtuous, who are not given to unjust suspicions, be cause they judge from the purity of their own minds—exploded in sraukc. It has 1 Vanished into air, thin air. From the Atttional Intetigcnccr. The second committee on the subject of « Tile suppressed Documents” yesler* .day made its reportin the House ot itepre- 1 isentatives. Our paper wits so engaged for ' to day, that we cannot make room fur it. The Report is confined to the first branch of the inquiry embraced in the resolution which constituted the committee, the short Temrtant of the Session not allowing'tlie second branch of tile inquiry to be pursued. In regard, then to live alleged suppression of a part of a document, tile committee, considering the Printer’s as no longer in. culpated, declare that the matter remnins exactly in the state in which the first lte- purt left it, as to the question V’ho made - the pencil markt on tile particular paper marked A S. Some new facts are d solos- ed by the testimony, which, however, do * not appear to have been considered by th* Comfffittce to be decisive of any thing. In one point, the Report is conclusive : The - Secretary of the Treasury, it is intimated> not only could .not hare beco.connusant of the erasure which has been exaggerated Into an importance really not belonging to it, but could have had no motive for be. Sng so. hail been taken in, supposing if tom loin-.tl sugui) was lilleil with irrw powder! It had been plucitl within a lew loot of the lurtince ; and lull nut its contents hern providentially disco vered, the consiquences wouid, in all probability, bate been dreadful. It was necessary to take out u consider able portion of the cargo, in order to get at it ; which caused a delay of one day in the time of the bout’s dc • parture- Courier. Congress continue arduously engaged in bringing to a close the business of the ses sion, in that offhand kind of way which speaka a determination to mat e the beat use of the lilhited tittle left them, at tile last date, 28th ult. On that day, among others disposed off in Senate, the bill fur the gradual armament of the new fortres. Ses of the United States, was indefinitely postponed. On the first instant, the fol lowing resolution relative to the suppres Sion of the Slave tnde was offered~Re. solved, Tliat the President of the United Stater be requested to enter upon and pro secute, from tune to time, such negotia ions with the several,maritime powers of Europe and America, as he may deem ex pedient for the.effectual abolition of the African Slave Trade, and its ultimate de. nuiiciation, as piracy, under the Law of Nations, by the consent uf the civilized Word. Which was agreed to, 131 to 9. Anna’ Engagement.—It affords us plea sure to publ ill tiie following more plrti. culur account frum our Correspondent, tha iany we Imve yet.publislied.ofthe re Pulisc of a pirate. We are gratified to re. curd the' bravery of our seamen, even in the merchant service, and the result of this uc * 1 * * * * 6 nn sh iwH that had uur West India tra ders been generally armed a year ago, fe ver captures would have been made, and much property have been saved from the hands of lie pirates. from our Correspondent. Office the MecimtUe Jhl 'Tt iter 6 ATetn Tori’, March 1. 5 Defeat of a Pirate.—The brig Bnwiiuin, Coptaii) Carr, which arriv- cil ar Newport 22d loaf. sailed from IHnuMzaa on th 3d, in company with hrigs Abeona, lor Providence, nrd Neptune, of Brisinl, for Trieste — After being out ab ut 4 hours from Mutunzrs, aaw a piratical schooner co ingout frum the land, full uf men, fa'd r ivtiig with 14 sweeps. On her coming up With Hie B-iwdoin, sin; hni toil the red flag,and commenced fi i-’g with round anil ginpe shut, and or ered Cap!. Carr l»"strike or die." A-stiiiu as the'pirate got within suf- fici. nt range, the Buwdoin returned the fire from her carriage gun9, and it usketiy, which completely rak ed toe deck of the Pirate, killing Several of them, and obliging them i’l-trantly to haul oil - , having only 7 men to he -een on tier deck, and row ing with only 3 sweeps—she then g'-.iid in again.lor the land. Had it not been calm, Capt; C, supposes that he should have been enabled to have sunk Hie pirate' The Abeona and Neptuife, being in company with the ll.r-.diiir, at the time, unit being both armed, assis'ed in repulsing the pi- iwr. TheBiwdoin munuts 4 cam. age guns, wnh muskets. Mwbern,March I;—Weareinfor med by a gentleman who left Sf Barts, about the 26th January, that Mr* Harrison, the American Cqnsul at that Island, lias since his residence there, been the subject of repeated insults, wantonly practised through the instrumentality nf the Swedish authorities. These indignities had become so aggravated that for several nights (he dwelling of Mr. H. was assailed, with missiles, and that too while.Mrs, II was seriousiy indispo sed. Protection from these insults has been requested from the Governor, hut he declined aff rding it, Mr. Harrison, h is stated, is de- servi dly esteemed lor his gentleman ly and correct deportment ; his treat ment, therefore, is not occasioned by .my impropriety on his part. It is understood that it proceeds trnm a desire in the authorities of (he Island lo compel him to leave the place, the Swedish government, as our informant states, being averse to the liicatinnnf Consuls in any of their Islands. The appointment of Mr. Harrison, as Con sul, we are further informed, has nor been officially acknowledged at tit Barts—and although he went out as such, and has resided there for the Iasi two years, being unwilling to re turn, until ordered by his government,' nothing has-been done to meliorate his situation.—Pent. - The Report of the Commissioners of the Canal Fund of the State of N. York, discloses the following particu lars in regard to that truly magni ficent undertaking The whole amount received and paid out for the execution by the Canal Commissioners, from the commencement of the business, 1817. to the 31st December last, was g6 603.386, four and a quarter millions of which were the fruits of loans, un der the authority of the state. The nett proceeds of tolls to be received during the year 1823, is estimated a- 885,000—The amount which will be required to finish these works, it is said, will be about two and a half millions ol dollars, -and costly as this work will have been, it is supposed it will, when completed yield a hand some interest. * Yesterday (Tuesday, 2d Dec.) tha mortal remain., df perhaps the mosr interesting and wonderful old gentle man in the south uf Scotland, were interred in St. Michael’s church yard, in presence, we believe, of a greater crowd than ever entered or surround ed the walls of the same place, since the funeral nf Robert Burns. We allude, ot course, to the interment of Cnlonei'De Peystcr, who, ot the time of his demise, was probably the oldest Officer-in his Majesty’s service As fitted the occasion, the gallant old verteran was interred with military honors—the Staff of the Dumfries shire Militia attending, as well as a numerous body nf the officers and men of a retired volunteer corps (nf which Burns was an original member,) who one and all seemed anxious to pay this mark of respect to the memory of their reverend commander. Amongst the other mourners appeared most of our country gentlemen, and at their head the Most Noble the Marquis of Queensberry As the funeral passed along, every window was filled with spcoctatnra; and indeed among high and low, we have never seen the sytii'- pathy of the public more universally excited. The deceased belonged to the Church ofEogland, and. theser- viqc was most beautifully r.nrl impres sively read by the Rev. Mr. Buffing ton. Dumfries Courier. STATEMENT, Exhiniting the quantity of Tonnage enter ed and cleared in and from the respec tive (states and-Territories, during ’the year ending on the 30th September, 1822. i Charleston, .March 8.—The steam host L'.’. n in etc-, l.Uhhiic , was tu have siainil at Id o’clock, lor Ham- tu y but alter her cargo was all on hui.d.tttid piepirsiinii*, were making t'u ge.iii.tg under way. ii was ascer u.r.ed that a suite liogvlieatl, (which TONNAGE. states, &c Amec. Vessels. Foreign Vessels. EnteM (ear’ll Enter’d lelea’d Maine trJ.Vih Lp5,8b'. 4,U87 4,452 N.Mampsb. 11,954 8.8P/ 44 u Massacliu's 1/6,627 135,834 7,94o 5,-97 Vermont 854 854 40 40 R. Island 30,6/1 24,48* • 194 Gotmecti’t. 18,516 17,422 - N. Yot Ic .■’17,538 185,666 22,478 17,784 N Jersey l,”4- 2,302 Pennsvlva. 78,019 70,846 7,377 5,745 Delaware 3,64 • 4,032 * 14. 145 Maryland 56,537 581796 8,558 9,469 D. Colum. 11,988 15,1/25 *146 173 Virginia 16,30- 36,12/ 4,332 7,413 N. Garolina 23,761’ 30 360 1,208 1,208 S. Carolina 31,W. 48,524 14,436. 15,237 Georgia 12,78. 33,86*1 7,429 9,745 Mississippi 4,19 2,090 35 Louisiana 37,88(1 21,357 30,716 L 1 . -,Ter *v 895 ‘ 933 171 31 TtJj'AUs, 787,961 813,7/'J 160,541 97M> Spain.—A French journal, belong ing in the government, speaks very fieely of the internal affairs of Spain j and uftcr recommending a number of deems salutary) alterations m its admini-tration, concludes tltus: " But if Spain refuses to adept tnca atirea a hundred times more useful to her than tu France—if she persist in disturbing us with the confusion ol civil wars, then will Europe be com pelled to'exclade her from the c»m> munily of civilized nations; to sus- pcntl all diplomatic*and social rela tions'; to shut every purt against the Spanish flag ; and, likewise, to recog nise the States formed in America;, —finally, to consider Spain as a bar barous country, similar to the. Empire of Morocco, or the Regency of Al gters.' Jilr. Finn.—The editors of the Bos ton Gazette speaking of this Gentle man on the occasion of his benefit suy, •’ Few performers, even among the stars that flit across our northern sky, and emit a temporary lustre, can be ranked in competition with him for the natural and eloquent display of the master passions of the human heart," Pythias” was a fair parallel to the "Damon" of Cooper—his "Ham let,” iu our opinion, was not inferi or to that of Cooper, and certainly superior (n any other represi nlatioti of the character which we have seen tor many years. His” Bruins.” too, nearly eclipsed the splendour of “ Mark .Anthony," and bore off, if not a greater, a least an equal share of the popular applause. Ills *' I-ord Ofleby," a few evenings since, was likewise deemed by Hie audience, in every reaped, an equipoise to Ber nard’s personation pf the same char acter, in his best moments, and wtiiich wits- universally allowed to be the chef d’neuvre ot that udirablc comedi an, With such talents, therefore, for thQ stage, ami possesssing, in private life, the blandishtncnss of the seholat and gentleman, we may farirly pre sutne that the occasion will be seized upon, tu shew how justly the public can discern' merit, and how liberal they are in rewarding it.” JVew Fork, Feb. 22.—Cotton— The import lor the 14th to the 21 t February inclusive, was 6485 bales. At the beginning and close of the week, there wasa lair’dethand, chief ly for the new Alnbama, for exports linn, which ranged at 10 a 10} cents. Other descriptions were nearly ne-^ glided. Tnerewerc a few sales of prime Upland ami Alabama which wheat oft 1 at somewhat higher rates than our quotations, for home use— but the parcels were very small. We reduce our raleB fur new Alabama, the medium qualities of which in con sequence of the large import have declined. Uplands,' new If)} a 12; Louisiana do 14} a 15; Louisian , old II a 14, Al-mama,now 10 a 12; Alabama, nlil 9 a 10 ; Tennessee 9 a 10} ; Sea Island 18 a 25. Dice.—Within a few days some hiintfamne parcels have arrived,-- The market is getting bare of old Rice- The new is chiefly of inferior and miildling qualities. Wc quote Rice, old 2 75 -i 3 ; new, 3 a 3 50. Exchange.—The following arc the present rates nf Exchange : Bills nn London 60 days, 110 prem. ; do Bn risli Government, none ; tin France 5 2.5 ; do Amsterdam 41 a 42 ; Drafts on Boston,par; do Philadelphia do; do Baltimore } discount ;dn Virginia I 1-2 ills; dn North jCarnlina 8} a 9 dis ; do Charleston 4} a 5 dis ; do Savannah 8} a 9 ills ; do New Or leans, nom ; Doubloons 15 45 a 15 50 ; Spanish Dollars 1015 j French 20 and 40f. p». 3 a 3} prem, ; Guine as, heavy, 6 a 6} prem.; Gold, Porto suese 3 a 3} prem ; do American 3 a 3} prem. Carrnccns, Jon. 7'—Coffee fell in December to 16, and nnw will not sell for more than 817. It is hoped it will bring from 16 to 18 during the. harvest; Cocoa cannot be void for mure than 821 ; Indigo was sold at 17 reals (82 !2{) some rl-ys ago, but more than 16} 1,206} cts.) caouot now be obtained. Port-au-Prince. Feb, L— Lumber, pitch pine 23 a 824 ; white do.48 » 19 ; shijgles 4i, and all very dull— rice 4 ; flour 10 a 11; fish 3 a 4 ; mackerel 5. All kinds nf provisions excessively dull, Money very scarce and business, in general, stagnated by. the late awful calamity, which has reduced a major part of the most affluent merchants to the most ex' treme poverty. The beautiful city of Port-au- prince, late the ornament and pride of Mayfi, now exhibits but one pile ot rains ; and snch is the ex treme'poverty of the people, that very few are in a situation to rebuild.— Tin money continues to he emitted by government, which is a very seri ous evil, and will eventuate in the disappearance of all gold and silver coins, which now can only be obtain ed at 3 and 4 per cent, , Fa-tract of a ieiter italeit London, 6M lice. *" 1 reg’cl to jay Hint wc have been obliged to give 2} per cent nn good- per Maria Cant, Fowler. Our Lloyds’ people will ftarcely credit what we tell them ibout the premium with you and certainly if your assurers were in dulged with a few such galea as we expcrienc|| last night, they would think the difference between winter and summer worth rather inure than •i quarter per cent.” Hilton's Benefit—We expect to seen crowd’d house this evening, to greet this laughter-loving son of Miimus, in Ivunhoc and Mr. K. Me, tlilxon was always a favo rite of the Savannah audience, when a re gular member of the corps, and arc hupc lie will not bwdisitpphhitod this evening in finding lie is stilt the same, although translated to the theatrical hemisphere of stars. MARINE. PORT OF &9 r.flAWJlfl ARRIVED. Ship Commerce, Ititehic, Greenock, 58 days, to Jolmst *n, Hiljs St co consignees, with a full cargo to Johnston, llills & co. Ponce & M'Kenzic, W Rose, A Brown, J ‘1 Reid & co. J Hob rtson & co. R White hf Augusta, and the Master. Passengers* »Vtn Walker of Augusta, and. Wm Gurd. \ •’-hip Delta, Clarkson, Boston, 23 days, to S B Park man. 1 Brig Adel.ue, Atwood, Boston, 19 days, to s U Paritman, Johnson & Mark, P Hill, <* Newnall, J W Long, J P Williamson, h C’ &.l Schenk, L Baldwin ut cu. O t oft W I Williams, |{ S Golf, J t'houias, J B Herbert 8t co. T V Hayward. M Eigle, A &. £ Wood, M H M‘Ahster. J hompson & Bonne)’, *U Phillips, J Harper, L Baldwin. Sclir \iary M'Koy, :.iehurdson, ht Ma ry's, 3 days, with cotton .t.* A ow & co. Sclir riot*.,, Tomcrson, Uiceboio uml Co lonel's Island, 4 days," with cotton, to J A Maxwell, Bulloch & Dunwoody, and Job M*Nifjh. Slfcop Wasp, M Lean, Charleston, 12 hours, to J P Willi mmon, J Anderson & co. Nicholas 8c Nell, and Brown 8c Over- street. Puoteiigv', Mr O'Br.en and lady, Mrs Goss, Messrs Hie unis Brow)), and Mason. Sloop Rising Sun, Cooley, Charleston, 1 day, to order. Sloop. William, Read, charleston, 12 hours, with gin and coifee, to . S A G'ondy, and P Hill. Sloop John Chevalier, Chevalier, St Ma ry's, 0 dayti', with cott n to Wm Taylor 8c -Son, and Miller Sc Fort, Savunnuh ; and colton and Ri.:fc for Charleston. Parneii- gem, Mrs Farley and family, Capt Paine, and Mr lu> k. Sloop Mexander Clunn, Lamb, Darien, 6 days, cotton to Lawrence 8c i hompson, and Hull k Uuyt. CUARKD F«lt TII1R FOIIT. At Clurlchttm, 8th instum, sclir Ohio, Beers {sloop Susan, Hiadlcy. ARRIVALS FROM THIS TOUT At Charleston, 8th inst. sclir Dolphin, Leach, 4; sloops Express, 1 ; Enterprizc, dark, l, The brig Ranger, Bowman, sailed from Caernarvon, for this port, about the 20th Dec. The sclir William, Aubens, from this port, for New York, was spoke on the 6th inst. The sloop William, Baker, from Da rien, arrived at hurlestou, Hill inst. The brig Hal ’utterson, was at New* York for St Mary's, o the 20lh ult. The btig nmthca, Bradley, for charles ton was'ip at Newhaven, the 25th ult. The • olombian brig Boliver, capt Al meida; was oil’ Aux Caycs, Jan 25lU she had a S|ianislj sclir nd a felucca (the lat ter vvitli cocoa) in co. prizes A launch of the Salisbury flag ship, hav- ing on board Midshipman Jam. s Wharton, Mr J Maude, 9 seamen, and l woman,-was upset at Bermuda, .> si. ult. and all sup posed to huv'o polished. t he bri,(3EeonoinV| tross of Newbu- ryport, ami v eptune. Archer, of Portland were entirely lost on the coast ol' St Do mingo ; the former about the t5\h or 2'Jth the latter about the 23d,of December? ( HARLESTON, Mar'.h 8 -A.tr Br ship Dominica, Johnson, New Yt.rk, 11 days. Br brig Ann, Quigley,. Belfast, and 82 days f-om Loch Ryan Br brig Lady Robert Williams, Evans, Caernarvon, 70 days. Brig Diomede, of Portsmouth. N H) Lawrence, Isle of Mayo, 46 days. Fe.b 22, tat 2 > 3u, long 7 ^ 50, spoke an armed brig ft»Jl of men, supposed her to be a Pirate, would not tell her name nor where from, and after aski g what our cargo was, pro- ceeded (o the eastward under a press of C.IIVJfS. • Danish brig Cordelia, Hilshorn; St Tho mas. vchrs Hunter, Glover, Cape Haytien, 17; Packet, Thompson, 'tagged Island, 10 tli Br sloop Widow’s on, Mas-m, from Bocca Cavoloi, arr at R Island, 22d ult. Capt M asserted that he was boarded off the M cosvb by ■ boa-s manned by 27 mull, who searched his vessel, and finding site was «nut worth capturing, permitted her to pass they i old capt M they were in sc- rth of Am. vessels, and intended to cumder every American they tell in with Schr Brilliant, Holiday, St .lago, 33 - on the Uth ult. off cupe Maze, vs* board ed by the Colombian! privateer Joseph, on a cruize, and treated politely. Below last night, Bremen bark jElus, Cowper, 79 days from Bremen* NEW BERN, March I-Arrschr* Pigot, Willis, MuDiiiique j Lady of the Luke, Willis. 31 Lucia j namud *»imj)son, Rohe- sou,'(itiadu'oiipe j*sh»op I humus & Eliza, Wallace, 5Iartmoco. vv IL'ilNCTON, March l—Ar brigs Fe- rot, Patten, Port au Prince; OUando, Lord, dn l Ontmia, Otis, Martinique} sclir** • ry all, Kittor* btj.ucia j Eibeiiiic, Jordan, Batbadw^ WILLLtllS’ Litcvivvy & Commercial READING ROOM. R ECEIVED from London via Liver pool, Magazines for December: New Monthly Magazine and Literary .T.iiiuiinl * Journal Thompson’s Annals of Philosophy Tilloch’a Philosophical vlaguzine Repertory of Arts, Manufactureis ftfld Agriculture London Magazine Sporting Magazine Ev.-Migdicid Magazine and Missionary Chronicle British Review and London Critical Journal Eclectic Review Ackeiman’s Repository Bell’s Court and FtlhinnsMe Mngaaintu NEWSPAPERS From London.*nd Liverpool, to Deo.. 9fli febi5 69 . RICE. La ding from sloop Mary, TIERCES prime Rice, * which will dc sold low if taken from the wharf. Apply to M. If MOSES,. feb21 r 74 Exchange wtiarf. T Landing, From hrig hevnnt, from A'enf-York, Muscatel Raisins 4 pipes cognac Brandy 15 firkins fresh Butter 3 puncheons Jamaica Rum For sale by ' J. D. HERBERT U CO. Slcc 28 Blue Bandana Hdkfs. and Bleached Russia Sheeting, L ANDING from schr Esther, and for sale by DANIEL CARNEY, Jr. Who hm in Store, 100 bbls Superfine Flour 20 do Prime Pork 30 do Mess Beef 50 cusks Cut Nails Anchors assorted sizes, Figs, Raisins Muscovado Sugar in hhds Apple Braijdy, S E Rum, Bagging Northern Candles 1/yrfe’eVeHow, Fancy and Castile Soap and Candles, Sj auisli Chocolate A small invoice Northern Shoes Faxon** Axes, plantation Hoes, Hatch ets, &c. feb 16 u 71 '* Hall, Hoyt ^ Co. Yyfferfw tale, landing from ship Magara, 6^/*\ BBLS prime Folk, New-Yyrkcity SJMi/ Inspection . 20 bbls Mess Beef 10 bbls Hams 20 bbls Muscovado Qiigor 5 pipes Pierpoint'tf Gin ' 2 do Holland do . 2 do Cognac Brandy^ 2 do and 6 hhds Rye Whiskey 2 hhds Jamaica Rum 20 boxes Raisins 20 bbls Apples 'Vt .18 h 20 Classical & English School. IIEA R Y MacDONNELL I NFORMS his Friends and the Public, that he will re-open his School for Young Ladies and Gentlemen, on Monday next, the 14th inst, at 9 o’clock, A M. in the room tinder Solomon’s Lodget near the Did Presbytctian Church, oct 10 " Negro Shoes, At the Sign of the IMG HOOT, Aorth aide Market Square, F OUR cases Negro Shoes, of an excel lentqnal. y. Those persons who hav* not vet supplied themselves with this ar- tide, would do well to call. —ALSO— Servants Shoes of every description, For sale Low, by a L. MILLING. feb 11 flp 65 Fresh Teas, China and Troy Candles. Qi Cl TEN catty boxes Hyson Tea ■2# 50 do do do Gunpowder 50 do do do Imperial 5u five catty boxes Imperial 30 catty cannwters of imperial & Gunpowder Tea, Frtth imported 50 boxes China Ware, containing Breakfast, Dinner & Tea sets 200 boxes Troy Candles 'Landing from ship Garonne, an sale by- J. B. HERBERT & CO SOAP.-' ’ BOXES Doolittle’s,landing from the Garonne» and tor sale by J. MEIGS, Mongin's late Bulloch's buildings. In Store, 20 boxes Mould Caudles 40 kegs Manufactured Tobacco, No 1 and 2, Harris’, old U excellent 5 kegs Cavendish 18 bbls Potatoes 14 do Lump Sugar feb B 13 i67 - DOUGLASS & SORREL, OFFKR FOR SALK, The cargo of the schr. Romeo, lauding at Anderson’s wharf, consisting of a #S\<d* BBLS superior quality Musco* vado Sugar 2 barrels White do 15 boxes do do • 10 . do Brown do 13 hhdsSyiup 11 hhds Hon<y 18 bag* prime Green CofTee 75 Si.aw Hats 32 M. superior quality Bpinlsh'Scgam, , iu quarters, lalves U Whole boxi! & botes und 2 jarsSwvttruciU Wtrjll 1 p #1 MRS. GRAY ‘ILL open her School in ’Rrougl tou- -- street, TO-MORROW, 25thjns’ Pa- rents entrusting children to her cany may be assured of particular attention otv her part, to theie scholastic exeicises. \ r b 24 i.76 Wanted to Hire. * T ttllKE prime Negroes are wanted to hire by the year, and tlieii vvugeb paid mouthly orqu rterly. Apply to JOHN EVR1NGIIAM, Jr.* march 1 *l, 81 OZNAHURGS. PIECES prime.Strelltz Ozna'nirgs, received and fors tie by WILLIAM TURNER. Mitch 1 pfll. WANTED, MATE for tin* snip Alexander, Cap- tain Joluisbii. loading at Darien tor Now.York. Apply to . C. C. GRIS vVOLl). march 1 p81 For Sale, SHARES Steam Boat G*,mpany 20 Shares Planters’ B.rnk Stock 25, do Darien Bank • J*. PERRY u W liu.HT. H 18 ' i. 71 WILLIAM TURNER, H AVING disitw d of l..s inteieji in the conci rn of MV Turner & Co. in Da- ien, the business Vil !*erc.if(cr he c.»n- luctcd by Ii. King march I n 6’t L. i\ TeneritFe Wine .QR. cflskfl L. I*. Tencrlfie Wine Just received. For sale by J.JI. HERBERT h CO, feb 10 64 insurance against Fire, /pHE JEtna lusurrtiico Ci mi'auy, DirS J* ford, continue, to insure Huusi.'? •• *«l Buildings, Merchandize, Furniture, n t •»- !»er poperty, including. Vesv Is in jurt, heir Cargoes, &c. ogn nst loss or (?»m:.ge vyFire, for any term from one month to tie or more yejirs. , • The conditions which ore moderate, may he known on application to the subscribe*, who is authoflzed agent, and is empowered .0 issue policies without the delay incident o other stfencies of this nature. ' % ITie company undertake in all cases to i*ay the full amount, nf theactuul loss, pro vided it does not exceed the amount iu •ured, The premiums m*e ressonah’ .. ? >/l shoqld oiler a strong inducen- ti» i ly person having property at bozxia. to p aqq it in security. oct .31 88 S. MANTON.. Js’TAV l.OOT.S Bv the last arrivals ’*v CLAGHORN & BASSETT, (Fk/f) BARRELS Muscovado Sugar SO do New-Voik city iospectioa Beef and Pork 10 casks Cheese 40’ boxes Soap and Candles 300 galls Spermaceti iOil 1560 lb. Burlington Hams 30 bbls No l and 2 Mackerel 150 bbls Potatoes 2000 lbs Cordage 50 bbls Pilot and Navy Bread .10 do Cider Vinegar 10 boxes Starch am) Fig Blue 300 gall. Stone Jugs and Jars 15 bbls'Lonrand Lump Sugar 300 lb. Pearl Barley 10 .nests Trunks 5 half bbls Loj rilard’s Tobacco 3 hhds Molasses 10 boxes Spermaceti Candles 20 doz Baskets Salt 20 kegs first chop Goshen Butter Together with a full and general assort- mtnt of Ship and Family stores, for sab* by the above named firm, at No. 23, Polton f t% Iianqe, Cub 13 [i67 Flour and Nails. BARRELS Richmond siijk tfino 1 fresh Flour* Haxall’s brand 100 koga Cut Nails, assorted For sale by PONCE fc MACKENZIE, marce 4 p 83 Lauding From achooner Florida/ BBLS. Smithfield Gin For sale by H. WATERMAN & CO. march 3. p 82 ( Administrator’s Sale. O N Monday thg 14th of April next, w 1 be sold nt public outer}', at the resi dence of the subscriber, all the personal estate of Benjamin Bukey, deceased, con sisting chiefly of a -.mall waggon and sorad carpenter’s tools. SAMUEL STEVENS, Adm’r with the will annexed- feb 26 # f c 78 Cotton Ragging. PIECES 42 inch Inverness Cotton ^UvirHagging, For salt* by BAKER Sc MINTON. jan 3 1*32 For Sale, PIECES fir.t quality42 inch Cation _ Unggintf, received per Liphtruot 80 ton Stone D.lUiit. on boaiyli ,ii|p Iris at Andenon’. lower wharf Apply to PETERSEN, HAMMOttb y CO. feb 27 p79 Superfine Ftour. ~ IIAUUELS Siijirrfiue Flour ii’W'S/ Just received and for talo by . • U/*tt35U fc MJhTCN. janlS n / , •

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Savannah Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1822-18??, March 11, 1823, Image 1