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SAYJMJYjHI, TVjC8D.it MUttMING, APRIL 8, 1823.
NO 58
SAVANNAH
MONDAY MOANING, AFHH.7, 1823.
The UitrU enlh Anniversary otlhe " Geor,
g'm Bible Society” was held on Tuesday
cving, April 1st, »t the Independent Pres.
(Jjterisn Church in this c.ty. The report
for the past year was read, and, upon mo.
tion of the Her. Mr. Meredith, seconded by,
the Rev. Mr. Carter and the Uev. Mr. Ed
dy, it was resolved, that the same be ac
cepted and published—Each of the'above
named gentlemen supported the motion by
an appropriate address.
The following gcntlemen wsre elected
managers lor the ensuing year:
Bev IV. D. Sxonomss, Prcndent,
Bev. ABirm Caa’rsu, hi Vice rfo.
Jno. Commiko, 2d do. do.
Bev. Titos. Menamru, Cor. Stc’ryl
3. PsttrioLn, Rec. do.
E. Curses, Treasurer.
y . Managed, ,
Bev. .T. O. Andrew, Hev. C. Carpenter,
Joseph Cuiuming, B. Burrouglis,
Moses Cleland, G. \V. Coe.
Such persons as are destitute of Bibles,
pud Dnubte to purchase them, will be sop.
plied on application ro Mr. E. Coppee,
Treasurer, Mr. Young’s building, Market
Square,
Necessity compels us to defer the Report
Of the Georgia Bible Society, till to-mor
row.
From the unexpected press of other mat.
ter, weaie compelled to omit the publica
tion of the remainder of the commpnication
respecting 14 The Society for .Meliorating
the conditions of the Jews,” until to-mor
tow.
We understand ttiut on Saturday even
ting large purchases were made of Itice in
our market, advices having been received
from New-York of its having been sold
there as high as g4 The Charleston Cou
rier mentions the same as having occurreu
in that city from Jim sa tie cause.
Aisusta Theatre. - It s received a letter
from Augusta,, on Saturday evening, in
■which it is a*aled that the Theatre was
set un fire by a mulatto fellow named Mo
pes. who had been in the employ of the Ma
nager, but being discharged, in revenge he
set'the building on fire. Tl.u wardrobe
was saved add most of the music and
books.
The Intelligencer of the 28th ult says.
The Board of Commissioners under the
-Treaty with Spain is yet sitting, and will
continue in sesaienTor some weeks longer,
or at least until tftey get through all the
tjie business t eady to be acted.
Jos. M'Minn, «.f Tern esaee k hasheen ap
pointed by the President, to be Indian A-
gent for the Cherokee Natiou, in the room
nf Mr. Meigs, deceased.
Isittleberry Covennh, of Burke
Country, (Geo.) passed through this,
place a few days on his return
from Florida, in company with another
gentleman, and relates that on the
27th ult. they were stopped by a Semi-
pole Chief at an Indian town about
filty mile* from St. Marks.and detain
cd until the 28th, about 12'o’clocka<
right they made their escape-with an
Indian pilot, who informed iltem i'
was rather troublesome timfat there for
While people. About I n’cinck P. M.
on.file 1st March, they found two men
with their throats recently cut; one
bleeding when they fouud him. On
going to a group uf Indians at a short
instance, they saw one lied and in
custody of a Chief, who said he had
■ immmitied (he murder, and should be
carried to St, Marks and given up.
The travellers petitioned for leave to
kill him, but the Chief would not
grout it. The cause of this mischievou-
crtnduct was understood to be (hat
they wanted a part of Florida ceded
to them,—Fort Hawkins, Messenger-
(FROM LIMA AND RIO JANEIRO
Baltimore, March 28'—The ele
ganl btig HarieH Capt. Mathew Kel
ly, from Lints, and forty three days
from Rio Janeiro, arrived below last
night. Capt- K. wlm-came up in the
steam host Maryland, has politely
communicated for the American the
following interesting intelligence.
A Revolution had taken place in
Chili, and an army was on its march
from Conception against Santiago.—
The crops in Chili were good Ameri
can Hour was prohibited, and eighty
per cent, duty chatged ojr all ullter
imports Irnm the U. States*
The Brazilian Congress had not
assembled, and it was doubtful if they
c would. S one of the provinces
refused to send deputies# Pernemhu.
jo Had decimal fur a republic,
THREE DAYS LATER FROM
ENGLAND.
Charleston, April 5—The ship
Fuma. Captain 14. rry, ariivid yester
day, in furty sis days Irom Liver
pool. VVc have by her nur file of
London papers io the 15'h, Dublin ta
the 12th, and Liverpool to the 16th
ol Febtuary—the dny she sailed.
Some private letters brought by this
arrival, express the opinion that tile
impending war between France and
Spain, may yet be avertetl. These
speculations are founded upon a re
ported change of Ministry at M adrid.
Tha newspapers by this vessel
throw no light whatever upon the
movements on the .continent, end are
unusually barren uf intelligence, com
mercial or political. A deceitful
calm pervaded the pilitical horizon;
but the wheat and grain market con
tinued tu advance, and rice is quoted
at Liverpool, February 15, at 28 to
29 shillings.
Consols at London, which were ai
73i on the 12th Feb. op, tied on the
13 th at 74—reached 74 5-8, and
declined again to the opening price.
Foreign slocks remained as they wer.e
wheuThe .VI.iry Catharine sailed.
Parliament wore engaged nltogcth
er in domestic affairs—9omc altera-
‘tion in the tythe system of Ireland is
talked of, and any nltev itiou in that
system would be for the bs^efit of the
Irish people who suffer grievously
from its present, regul itions.
The King ol England was recover
ing fast from his late attack of the
gout,
Mr. Canning has been returned to
Parliament'from Harwich—and Mr.
Huskisson Irom Liverpool, by a very
large majority — Or. Cowdry, one ol
his opponets, had nut a single vote.
There is nothing in the papers by
the Faint, which are indeed but two
days later than those by the Mary
Catharine, to alter opinions as to
peace or tyar upon the continent—
the latter we consider to be entirely
unavoidable, and later advices must
bo wailed for with anxiety-
It was stated in the British Parlia
ment. that the late relaxations of tne
navigation laws have proved bem-ti
cial rather than injurious to British
commerce.
Mr. Hume proposes that the Rus
flan Dutch Loan, as it is called, of
three millions duo by Uus-ia Oc da.
manded, ns lie has no idmi, that Rus
sia shall be allowed any of the British
lunds to war upon Spuio.
Petitions fur Parliamentary reform,
as usual, are framing in England.
A Loudon paper, noticing the re
flections excited in this country by
the sudden return from Cuba of the
■Seringnpatam, &c. says that a9 the
command of the squudron^s retained,
by Capt. Glover, who ha9 gone out
again to'Havana—that his return to 1
England must have been produced by
Ilia mistaking his orders.
One huddled and eleven hogsheads
of smuggled tobacco were removed
Irom the custom house at Kilruab.
Ireland, to Limerick, about the 8 h
Fob, the duty upon which was estima
ted at nearly 30 0001.
It was said ili.n m re than seven
hundred pas-ports had been grunted
within a ve,y shori period by Sir
Charles Stuart, the British ambassa
dor at Paris, to Englishmen about to
quit that capital,
Annu d pensions of 12,000 francs
are proposed to be appropriated by the
King to each of the House of Peers,
to be hereditary and iirevocable.—
The Palais Bourbon is to he hence
forth the property of the Chamber of
Deputies; and (he forests of Carnclle,
Isle Adam and Cassgns are to be ex
changed lor it.
The Prussian Ambassador narrow
ly escaped assassination on his jour
ney out ol Spain. He and his lady
were turned out of his coach, and hud
to promenade into exile.
Proposed additional taw ou Cotton.
Various reporUrare in circulation re
specting an intention to impuse- an
additional duty on the import of thiff"
article. VVe believe Hie fact to be,
that the minister has been putting out
his feelers to ascertain whether such
a measure.would bo palatable, but we
cannot think that it will be seriuusly
attempted.
Nothing yet decisively hostile has
taken place beyond declarations aud
insults and prepirations; but the war
draws gradually on. It was fixed that
the Duke d'Angoulemc should join
the army on the the 16ih Feb. Iasi;
a period much earlier than was at first
intended, France, Spain, and Eng-
and particularly, exhibited much ac
tivity in their maritime preparations.
The’EngJish journals complain how
ever of the coyness with whicli their
government avoids publicity.
Advices Irom Viepna also state,
that in the event of war between
France and ami Spain, tire Emperor
Alexander will place a.fleet at the
disposal of France, which, which will
have land forces on board”—that is,
if England will permit him.
lr is said ao offer is about to be made
by certain individuals to furnish the
Spanish Government with steam ves
sels fitted fur wtir,,.
Sir Hudson Lowe has sworii, in
the Court nf King’s Uerico, i« an
affidavit, on which he intends tu fuund
a motion for a criminal Information
against Dr. O’Meara*
Annther Congress is talked of, to
to be assembled at Vienna.
The trial of the Dublin rioters lias
been brought to no issue. It occupi.
ed five days.
The London Courier has made a
most ferocious attack on the liberal
and splendid speech .of Mr. Bruug
ham.
Liivrpoot, FUt. 15.—IVe had the plea,
sure on the 8lh (list, of addressing our
friends generally, by the Mary Catherine,
for Charleston, ailvislnga good demand for
Cotton, which siiU continues. New Up
lands, and the better qualities of tire aid
crop, have been in great demand, and fit.,
them, aa well is for American Co'tons gen
erally, n trifling advance of 1.8th per Ih.
upon last week’s prices lias been obtained
The late arrivals from the United Slates,
which have been very considerable, are
brought upon the market as soon as land
ed, and holders meet the demand very
fairiy at the improved prices. 2000 bags,
principally uplands, have been taken orj
specnlnt,0', and SOU bags for expert. Tub
salts from the 8th to the 14'h mst. incite
sive, amount to upwards of 16,000 bugs, if
which 9.63 are uplands,at from 6 7-8 to W.
viz. 622 J from 6 7-8 to 7i t 344 at 7 7-6;
1781 at 81552 at 8 1 8 j 344 at Uf ; mid 20
at 8 j. 377 Sea Islands at from 12 to 15,
viz. 333 at 12 to 13 J ; 34 at 14 to 151 slid
to at 95. 1092 Orleans, from 7J to 91 j
230 at 95 8 to lift amt 10 at Hid: ]
On tlie llili mat. nur first import of 400
casks of now Carolina Rice, tier Mercury
from Charleston,. was uttered bv public
safe. The qualitr f t good, but not fi,u |
four lota sold hi the very high price of 28
9d per 112 lbs. in bond. There is, how
ever, no disposition to purchase on lliesi
terms, except for tlie supply of immediate
wants. Turpentine has advuuced nbuut
6tl per cvvt 4H0 bbls having been sold at
!4s6d. $um. further improvement ispro-
liable, us the supplies prove very shun.
Tar may be quoted at 15a per bbl. for com
mon Carolina
Another letter, snmc date, says, 44 The
probability of war has given an impulse to
markets generally t but, as any interrup-
lioa to our commerce with the Continent,
and particularly with Russia, w ould cut off
a large proportion of our Export of Cot-
tonUwist i would atop some mills and onlay
many projected ones, we do not think War
vould eventually raise the price of cot
ton-wool; but the contrary.”
February 16.—The demand for cotton
Itas been very extensive during the last
work, thJkgulcs amounting to about 16,309
bales, l'rices arc full and 1-8 higher, and
although holilcrshavc been willing to meet
the demand, yet they itquire the extreme
qnotaliona of the dny i and fhmthLwar take
place, might probably be unwilling sellers
at another 1-1 advance. Wu quote Up
lands 6J u8L but for the new crop 7J a
til ate tile prevailing prices for good fair
to very good quality , Sea Islands have
been in very I'a.r demand, hut caimet be
quoted higher, except t-4 on middling de
scriptions; Oihanr 7,1a lid ; Alabama and
Tennessee 6J a 7j. The salts ol'C dp it
from tlie 1st January to the 14th inst 64,-
■00 halts, and tlie imports in that time 51,
821 bales.
I- >Ncw Rice has brought no less than 29s
Iper cwt. and there are inquiries for it in
tit s country and on the Continent at big!,
prices. In the event of wur it may go si ill
higher it is thought. Turpentine sold yea*
lerday at 15s per cwt. but for Virginia
Tur only 15a per cwt was offered, and bbi
Slaves 11/, Ss per M.
The markets for Colonial produce depen'
ao much upon events on the cuntinr it,
that udviccs from Paris and Madrid are more
looked to thai. regular commercial Intelli
gence at present tty the London account-
H appears that a rumor of a change of M
nistefs -n Spain gains ground, and should
,t take placc.it might possibly lend u, ,ic.
commodation between France and Spain.
If war bo now averted, it will be contrary
to the general expectation in this country
for some days past.
Consols in London 74 s French Rentes
?8f 59 i S[ ariish Bonds 31 If. The Stock
Eschange feverish.
Another letiet of the 16ih says— 44 The
London papers, received this morning,
talk of a change of Miinstera at Madtid, an
event extremely probuble, and which will
put a stop to the impending war The
stand our government bus taken, will hav.
a ,-relit effect in tlie French Cabinet, For
my own part I would be more disposed to
speculate on a continuance of I'cuce, than
un a War.**
The Flora's cargo, from Charleston, is all
lost, with the exception nf a few bah s Cot
ton. One body only, a child of about two
years old has been found.
LATEST FROM SPAIN*
Mew-Yurk March 26.—The schr.
Combine, Capt. Itider, uirivet! hyt
evening from Cadiz. She sailed on
the 13tli of February, and brings pa
pers to the lltb, containing Madrid
dates to the 3d of Febtuary.- We had
only time to give the papers a busty
glance.
The Cortes had b**en occupied for
several days in discussing a proposi
tion for a reform of the clerical sys
tem.
On the 1st of February, a great
number uf tjpeuments were received
from various p-ns of the country,
felicitating the Corte- on their pro
ceedings on the 9thi and 11 >h nf J in.
and expressing the utmost determina
tion to preserve in the cause appoin
ted by the Cortes, and to spare ro>
sacrifice which might he necessary
to sustain the independence and
liberality of (he nation.
There is nothing in the papers of
any great interest. They contain ac
counts of several engagements with
the factious.parties in the north of
Spain, of considerable importance to
the Constitutional cause,—Haily Jldv.
Poscript —By the Combine, the
mliloia ot this Gazette hare received
Cadiz patter* to the I2th hit.—They
contain Madrid dates to the 5'. 1 ',' un
der which is inserted the French
King’s Speech, without remark, We
find various reports of skirmishes
between tU Royal and Radical, for
tes in different part* uf Spain, and
symptoms uf di-quietuile at Madrid.
A Madrid paper of the 4th of Feb.
qbjts a rerun t, that at a meeting nf
g uteral i Ifiecrs, that day, it was
agreed, in.case nfinvasiun, that Mina
should-command the army nf CaLtlu-
nia s ■; Abisva), that of Aragon and
Navarre, and Morillo, the reserve,
which wvilt be formed in La Mancha
ni.tl Andalusia,
It i-evulent from the complexion
ufafliiirs, ttiat warWas expected - and
ipatihu Spaniards were determined
to net on the defensive*
The French Ambassador left Mad
rid on the SOtli Jan. and his arms
were removed frnm the front of his
Hotel. /
The King and Queen of Spain,
aro represented as having been in
disposed. j
Charleslm Jlpril 5.—We learn,by
the arrival fit the «chr. I‘lqug|ib ,y,thai
Com. Porter, with a part of his squad
ron, was it Mniat.zas a lew days
since—bit] notwithstanding his pre
sence on the Coast of fulia, the work
of piracy rod murder still g,,es on.—
Capt. Billot, uf the brig 2).lert, ot
Porlsmotth, (N. H.) and his Cook,
were ba larotlsly murdered on the
12*11 ult. ust off the purt of Havana,
bv two pen boats from that tity.—
-There wi c six men in each boat; and
they wei i known to hate returned
to the cit *, immediately after the com
mission t! this horrible act Ciptain
Blunt wit n gentleman advanced in
lilt*, piob blc 60yeors of age,
Capt. paolove Iso inlorms us.’.hat
Lieut Potke,of Virginia, command
ing the U. 8. schr FoX, one -f Com.
Porter’s llett, was .treacherously kill-
ed, a short time since, hv a shot from
the Fort, at the enltbnce ot St. John’ 4
harbor, Porto Rico. Lt. C hid been
urdtred by the Colt, to cuter that
port, to ascertain the cause which tie
laytdthe return uf a vessel he had
prcvinssly despatched to that place.;
when the schr. arrived immediately
under the guns of the Fort, an eiglt
teen pounder was deliberately aimed
at her, the shot from which struck La.
C. in he stmid upoji tiie quarter dock
broke one uf his arms mid passetl
through his body. He expired io
few minutes, living only long enough
to beg his officers to bear witness, that
it was no improper conduct of his,that
gave rise to the ouieugo. Toe scltr.
however, proceed tl up to the Town,
wlierr the remains of Lt. Cucke were
inlerird.
A Ki' g's packet had arrived at
MSwzax in a short passage*from Ca
diz, mill intelligence, that war was
expectsd immediately to take place
between France and Spain.
Markets for American produce,dull
—Rice 7 a 8 rs.
Mn. Fivs’s Rua-m-r. -We be’leve the
whole hmly of tlie public would yield their
rca ly assent to tlie abstract proposition
that iron of merit and promise should re
ceive support t ami if the private chano
ter should he found to he estimable, the
claim would be stre gt he lied ; hilt if to
these might he added a delicate llKinl taste,
probiw, anfl, above all, filial dc'-utcdncss.
their title to patronage would he iitvsislible
and nil these, we believe, we may claim
foe Mr. Finn.
tVe wish, however, not to lie mistaken I
\vc m e not tile wholesale panegyrists of
any, hut stdl assert this privilege of doing
justice to merit when the case may be
clear y made out, at least ao far as out-
poor endeavors and leisure allow. VVe
believe tli -t Mr. Finn himself is not dis
posed to an exaggerated view of his own
aM ai infields t he is yet in Ilia probationary
course. Tragedy is that, 4 proud emi
nence,” that Heaven of l/eavens (if one
muy s i express one’s self) of tlie drams,
to which lie who speedily attains is the
unique offspring of sevcrul ugca. Since
tlie conquest ot William, only our Garrick
has appeared. Mrs. Siddons waaa 4, strol.
ling” player fur twenty y ears ; and the
meridian of John Kemble’s fame was not
pjoyed until the decline ofhis health, and
tli" evening nf his life, II patronage had
been uniformly withheld from aspiring
candidates who hie i not yet fully attained
tie ir or ject.oj* completed their attuiuiftenls
where hud been your Kembles, your tiar-
r cks.and your siddonses‘1 In t;nmedy,and
particularly in low Comedy, tlie proficien
cy which Mr Finn lias already made is very
considerable, and his powers of imitation
hold, in our estimation a very considerable
ysee. We do notassipn to the power ot
mitgtion tlie first rank ot mental qualifica
tion, because it is not creative ; but, when
combined i- ith taste, it is to a general au
dience aspri g of abundant gratification.
A bold attempt after tiie beau ideal can
be estimated by very few. 'The variations
of readiRgs-the ranges™ c inception of
character—are known hut to the man of
taste and literature i and -that vast body of
excellence now possessed aud exhibited
by the eminent dramatic professors in Eng.
land and France, ami which may be said
to constitute the materials for correct
udgment, is within the reach alone ol thc
otelligent traveller , lienee the meagre
ness of our criticisms, and the limited ex
tent of our knowledge of the art. Rut to
return to Mr. Finn i we ure Imppy in hav
ing a successful instance of Mr. Finn’s
mweri in low comedy or farce (tliedif-
crence between which is not. great) at
banil,aqdthalis his AWidiitgoy Tfietftu*
sltion from . the tq-iiliments of wounded
pride to tjjw workman nf avarice at llto
sight of the gold headed ciiiie, though lia
ble to tlie charge of exaggeration, tsveyy
happily executed. And we mtiv safely say,
tha. if Mr. Finn will commit, his theatrical
adventures to this line uf character here.
■fter, they will b- safe on either side ol*
the Atlantic. Wo have to notice Mr.
Finn’s hill with no little rongrnliiiadon t
hills and to the Public—there is enough of
"boiled and roasted and fried not! toasted*’
for any moderate appetite. We iimlrr-
stall i the T,mlies have, ge: orally,'resolved
to countenance our Worthy iisj)irinfi«ml
wherever they lend tlie other half of socie
ty must follow.. We take out- leave nf‘T
Film, wit h the proffer of h st w-jilioa for
his success » hcrever his fortune’s dr in
clinations conduct him.
MAHIN+V
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.■ujBWf.fiwii nr>i .■iujju.i'V'S! 1 - 1 *
roiv$ OF SAVJUVXJW.
CLEANED
Shin Savannah, White, New York,
Hall ^ Hoyt,
Sloop Mary, Brown, Charleston
si .op Enterprise.* t,’lnrk, do
Sloop Delight, f>oper do
* • AHHIVED.
Ship Corsaii j Porter, New Ynrk, 9 days,
to Cl C Griswold, Untie*- &. Scranton, W
Patterson, P Morin, N B Weed, < laghorn
8t Uassett G W izOC,J Pcnfiekl & co, \ &|8
Uwood, P U Stmie, C Uostick, W Gaston
W T Williams, G Gordon; Steam Bout Co.
Ponce & M‘Kenzie, C II C'umficld, Tufts
& Heed A B Fannin & co, Pamnger, Mr
Gibbons. , <
Ship Wm Wallace, Wood, New York,
13duy*, to Hull & Hoyt, consignees, with
sundries to Hall & Hoy , J B Herbert tic co
A Evai\s, M Hoag, C Kelsey & co. II :s At
wood, It Campbell, A & E Wood, Maurel
8c I.uthebaudicre, s C Donning, A Parsons
,! B Wick, W Scarbrough* J B Creamer,
G Stow J onfield & eo, Z Day, .1 W Mos
rel, P L Wick, Johnston, Hills & co. Mil
ler & Port, A Wade, G Netvhnll, M Pen*
dergrnst, \V Patterson. D Foley, G\ll
Campfield. SC &J Schenk, W TWil.
hums, A Sherman
Schr Eliza Jane, PaScad, Port an Prince
^0 days, via Hum Key; where she put in
for salt, but was informed that she could
obtain none for four weeks- Spoke of
cupcNichola Mole. March 16th, the brig
Andes, Sheaf, 14days from . Wilmington,
f: bound to Conaives.
Sehr Flora, Tnmeraon* foPs,. Island, 24
horn’s, with cotton to J A Maxwell, Bulloch
8c Dunwoody, and W & .1 Habersham,
Sloop William, Bead, Charleston,' 12
Ifburs, to s A Condy, J Habersham, P
Drege. J H Reid kco. W Waters. Pot-
kcuvc's, Mr Smith lady, and servant, Messrs
Elliott, L'ox Host wick and doming
Sloop Olive Branch, Allen, Charleston,
l da>, to 1 Cohen, U s store to II M'.'iall.
Sloop 'Celegraph, Bowlin, ‘tfivy liivcr, S
fj l day, to J i.ongwoi,th
Sloop Planter Hathaway,Darien 10 days
with cotton to order,
Cl* roil Tin* MltT,
At Charles'on, 4th inst. Bloop Susan,
Bradley.
At Philadelphia, 25th ult. schr^FIorida,
Doug ! uss.
At New York, 26th ult. ships Cliff rd
Wayne, Ailenl to t> il the 30th; Cotton
Plant, Fash, to sail in two days. .
At New Orleans, si, op Express, Hum-
phries.
IINIVAL? FIIOM THIS rOJIT,
Brig Sylvester Nealy, Hobertsop, N Or
leans, 19th ult.
Brig A'iniru, Atwood, Boston,7 days
BrigTelcgraph,Hneli,N York viaNewport
Schr .' dveho, Pend cton, New York
Schr'lu' vinu, Amstrong,Charleston, 1 day
Sloop Mesienger, Porter, do do
The ship Allantic, Taylor, and brig Os
good, Fosdick, tor this port, sailed from
Liverpool the l6th Feb.
The s oop Harriet, Holies, for Darien,
was up at New York to sail in two days.
The brig Eliza Morrison* of this port
-aiied from Havre the 3lst Jun, for Ho
chelle and Bordeux. *
. WILLIAMS’
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New Monthly Magazine and Literary
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Thompson's Annals of Philosophy
Tliloch’s Philos phicai Magazine
Repertory of Arts, Manufactures, and
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London Magazine
Sporting Magazine
Evangelical Magazine and Missionary
Chronicle
British Review, and London Critical
Journal
Eclectic Review
Ackerman's Repository
BelPs Cour* and Fashionable Magazine
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Hi 15 69
QT The Public are in-
formed, that the Girls of the Savannah Fre
School execute all orders for plain sewing
—and the Directresses of the Institution
olicit the patronage of the public,
jan 20 p 46
J. B. Herbert and Co.
a flavejmt Received and offer for Sale,
CASE Furniture Dimities
1 trunk Cottun Hosiery
1 bale Checks
jan I 31
For Sale, *
A LL that lot known by the letter V, Si.
Gall, Oglethorpe ward, In fee simp le;
together with the improvements thereo
consisting of a neur tenement budding
six comfortable 'dwellings, pays a Wge it
terestin rent, and wm be sold low for un
doubted paper at 90 days credit. Ap.pl
raasjirfis® ,
Of V fcstiviYtloU
IS DONE AT THE
GEORGIAN JOB OFFICE,
IN THE DEBT STYLE,
On New and CouHiiicuutis Type,
' Ann on
MODERATE TERMS.
In additi»n to Law, Notarial, amLothcr
Blanks, which are fiirnished ready printed,
or executed at the slimiest notice, are
the following Commercial Blanks
Shipping Articles'
Onamon and Letter sheet Bills of Luting
Foreign and Domestic Bitls of Exchange
EiuHes of Merchandise
foreign outward* Foreign inward, and
I Coasting Manifests #
Gltarter Parties of Affreightment
«HUrd Tables of Exports of Rice, Cotton^
Lam&fbr-Ahtrtfhvr Rooms
Steam-Boftt Yavp Receipts
Merchant's Labels,-for marking the dip.
IVrent departments of Busint-ss
Cht-cku on the diflbrent Banks in this city
Patroon Receipts \
Steam-Boat Receipt
Ship Surveyor's (•eftificatei*
Statements of DamaVes, for the Uecovet
of Insurance -A
Muster Roll and AHfcTcs for Vessels
Seamen's W-armnlH nid Frotectious
CustoindloiiBO Bonds j v
Counting*,llotitie Aim vjtzcka . hf
Statements of Export!
Foreign Export Entries
Passengers’ Entries <
Dray Bills
(CT Apply at the JoltjOffioe, the same ro*
crntlyoccupiet] by II. Russell, or at the
office of the GKoaoidir.
28 28
For Me,
PRIME Negro Fellntv, a. good Cap*
. penter
jan 7
J.'ll. HIRHERT ti CO.
35
City Tax Returns.
I N conformity With the provisions of an
Ordinance, passu tl tne 30th ult, the sub
scriber is nowprcpsrid to receive the re
turns of all persons subject to City l ax;
the same to be made on or before the 1st
of March next.
JOHN 1. ROBERTS,
City Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office. Savannah, 6th fun 1823
jan 7.^ •?.*
Eighth Section of an (Jrdi-j
.'. nance,
uTpO grant Licences to Retailers of Spiri-
iL tuous Liquors.- r And be it further or
dained by the authority wfor* said. Hint, ev
ery person taking out a'license for tetuil-
ing of Spirttuoun Liquors in less quantity
than »quarts shall have plainly njpnt.ed in
latent riot less than two inches in length,
on some conspicuous place over Hu* door
on the outside of the shop, or house front-*«*
ing the street, wherein spirituous liquors
are sold, the name of such person, toge
ther with the words, “Licensed retailer of
spirituous .liquors’.”
All retailers of spirituous liquors are no
tified that they will be reported to"' Coun
cil, unless tlu y comply with the above sec
tion of tlie ordinance.
frb 2t F vf. STOVE, Morshaf.
Frime Leaf t obacco and
Hams,
Just, received per chip Savannah,
A A HHDS prime Kentucky Tobacco
1111 3009 lbs Hams
, For sale by
J li. HERBERT U CO.
eb 22 75
Landing,
From brtff Levant, from .Yau-Vorh,
JVEJ/FX JlOXES'Muscatul Raisina
iSSiNJ 4 pipes oogoao llramly
15 firkins Trash Uuttvr
3 puncheons Jamuica Rum
For sale by
J. B. HF.RHF.RT U CO.
Slice * 28
For Sale,
FIRST rate Negro Woman, about
— 24 years of age, with her. children,
j be.a girl about 7 years old, and the other
about two years. Apply to
1 » J. B. HERBERT 8c Co-
f»*h 17' 7?
Fl-esh 'leas, China and Troy
Candies.
TEN catty boxes Hyson Tea
50 do do do Gunpowder
50 do do do Imperial
5'> five catty boxes Imperial
30 catty cannisters of Imperial Sc
Gunpowder'Tea,
Fvc^h imported
SO boxes China Ware, containing
Breakfast, Dinner & Tea sets
7200 boxes Troy Candles
Landing from ship Garonne, an
sale by
, J. B HERBERT fc CO.
For Sale,
M English Countesses Slates
60 M. do of La ge Ladies do t
60 M. do of Small do do
60 M do of Doubler do do ■'
By HECTOR. M'DONALD.
march 26u 102
India Levantines, Flag
Handkerchiefs iyc.
Juit received by the Garonne,
B LACK India Levantines
Company Flug Handkerchiefs
Nankin Crape Dresses ‘
Black ItnliuD Crapes, Black Canton do
Crspe Scarfs, Linen Cambric HUfS.
Union Mixt Jeans
Russia Diapers, Canton Hdfs.
Vigonia Cussimeres, Uo, (Jc .
Which, with a general assortment of
Seasonable DRY GOODS, arc offered for
sale by
C. Kr'l S '.Y W CO.
J. D, HERBERT k CO. j Southwest corner l\ting’s tui/di, 5 .
f c b, if 1 «B«*sU 34 i U9