The Charleston Daily Courier from Charleston, South Carolina • 2

9S -SHIP NJSWS PORT OF ClUUlFSTOX MONDAY MORNING JAN 22 1821 PRIZE PM1) MFSSRS ALLENS had the pleasure ye terday morning of paying No 9270 jr which came up a Prieof 'Five Thousand Dollars To the fortunate owner a young Man in King street 2 Jan 20 rasa awim Published by A WILL1NGT0N No 63 EAST-HAY (rei-oid iuumi fhom bhoad itrixt CMRIFSFOX So Ca DAILY PAPER ten COUNTRY PAPER (three timer a week) five dol Lins per annum atl advertihements at PEAR IN ROTH PAPERS Charleston Jan 22 1H21 Report of let a a I Sale for IVeek Past HUSK PHOIPIV THINS Cotton Sca-Islaml 25 a 28 cts lb Santee £sr 22 a 21 Short Staple 14 a 16 Jiict Prime $2 a -Inferior R2 Flour Philadelphia Haltimore Richmond (superfine) a 5 40 rents Out 45 Vn none Whiskey (Penn) 56 ets Rum 40 Tobacco Charleston Inspected Georgia and Favritcv ille do 5 Tar Wilmington S2 Georgetown Si a 21 Rom Turpentine Hard Sli So't 2 Wilmingtr llual S2 Soft 2 White l'ine Jlutinls Uh av '25 a 25 per Men hantablo 14 a 15 Jteerwar 1 a 32 rents Tallmo IS lloston SI 1 -N 1 No 2 8 Jlacon 6 a 8 els ui916ol2 I ami 13 Soap Yellow 19 a 12 cents Candles Northward ('Id Tal) 18 21 rts Charli ston do 22 a 25 Shm-m-i 1 a 4 Mutter Goshen 22 a 25 lih nor 12 fiH i in riinpt ions Marking Dundee Inverness 18 a 22 rts Cognac Ilni'uh SI 40 a 1 50 rts per gal Holland in 'O rents per gallon -(assorted) S4 4 621 rts per 19u lhs Liverpool Coarse 45 a 50 i 'shush Turks-lsland 5 5 a 60 St Ubes 40 Sugar llav White SI 1 a 16 11 row 6 Muscovado 8 10 do 7 a 0 Refined I do 21 a 21 rents Coffee Rest Green 27 28 Interior 25 a 26 Hyson Tea oj 1U cts lb Rum Jam 115 a 120 rts India 80 a 85 Molasses I 25 a 27 ets Orh a ns 29 Black Pepper 21 a 25 rts none KK MARKS Owing to the inrlemencv of the weather business has hern dull during the wcckl IiOoii support the prices quoted in our last lint the sales ha been few wnwcoinpared with the large lie'll fur' Jme to illaiket dunng th-- week Sea-XJhnds have been selling at '5 a 28 rents very prime parcels having gone off at the price last quoted KICK Several parrels of prime Rice have brought S-i but tin- main bodv ot the crop is of a quality which will not command over $2 Fully supports our quotation and justifies the remarks made in our last CORN Large supplies are coming in and prices somewhat depressed There has been no material change since last week in the articles of 1 (JO and NAVAL STORKS Is still depri ssed in some are holding at 28 cents but we have heard of no sale above 27 The market is still well stocked some good New-Orleans of the new crop brought as high as g9 SALT RUM Remain much the same as last eek STOCKS f-er Cent have been sold this week as high ns Hank-Shares at K102f Hills on the Vorthern Cities at short sight command Hills on England have advanced to 4 per cent prom TRICES CURRENT of HYNK SHARES Sc rOKRKnUI WEEKIT Hill THE COURIER) SC Hank Shares 51 Union Insurance Monroe for Liverpool ia still waiting a chance to put to sea At 3 yesterday another liglil falling of snow commenced but at a late hour last night whetf our paper Was put to press there was nothing it of a terrific nature The ships Juno I)oak from Calcutta Kssex Junior Hinman from Martinique' Acasta Keen from Hamburg brig Minerva from Hamburg and others all reported in yesterday's Gazette remain we learn outside of the Hook no doubt to avoid the risk from floating ice There was no chance yesterday of their getting up had they attempted it They are now sale outside waiting a good leading breeze The brig ideiieiafrom Havre bound to Charleston is probably still in the Bay in slack water as well as the hermaphrodite brig from S'M The si hrs Pacific Charles Hayes and Klizabeth from North-Carolina are still below probably in safe harbors Gazette ROSTON JAN 10 Tin: cLosixc scexe Last evening about 8 oMoek the CON-YKNTION of this State was adjourned without iv The evening scene was most solemnly impressive The galleries and avenues of the Hall were erbwded and the atten report of nient the two hours occup'ed in their reading and adoption the utmost silence prevailed The Amendments wcie fouitecn in number each a separate ai title They were all first read bv the Secretary and some verbal amendment adopted They were then read separately and on each the question wa thus put by the President shall I' i-t hiienilni'-nt he suhmitti to the People for their adoption and ratification On most of the Vmendment the votes were unanimous and on each of the residue there were only one or two and at most six dissentments excepting on the Amendment respei ting Harvard ColI rgv on whTch a division was called find the numbers were for passing the mcndment 197 Againt it til After all the amen ments had been adopted the Rev Mr Fosiku of Littleton on the invitation of the President addressed the throne of Grace in a fervent impressive and per'i-narit Ascription of Praise and on motion of Gen Vahntm the Convention was adjourned amidst the cordial and mutual congratulations of the Delegates on die auspicious close of their labour HORRORS OF WAR In the late capture of Santa Martha the IViiots sut reeded in getting possession of Foit Ceiicga which is a key to Santa Martha by storm after massacieing six hundred persons In conversing with a gentleman of re-spet tabilitv lately arrived from the Spanish nin we Iwirnt from him that such was the sanguinary warfare carried on in South America that he himself had witnessed the execution of fifteen hundred persons men women and children at one time by the Patriots and such was the inilitlei-cnce exhibited by the soldiers on the occasion towards the dead and (lying that thev would stand and together with one foot placed upon the head of some one who had just breathed his last The royalists were not less sanguinary and the name of Calleja will never be uttered in the South American provinces but it will bring into recollection the thousand cruelties which have been perpetrated under his orders Robinson in speaking of this cold-blooded monster says (luring the reign of this SpanishJNeio clemency was a crime and whenever he heard that any of his officers in contravention of his orders had listened to the appeals of a wretched prisoner he ordered such officer to lie dismissed or severely reprimanded and the victim to he immediately put to death We were witnesses to a heartrending scene ol this nature About forty prisoners who bad been captured several clays after an action and bad been found in the woods unarmed were pardoned by a commandant of the royalists and had been induced bv him to enlist among the royal troops A few davs after their enlistment eight of them deserted 0i the rec eipt of ibis intelligence the victory ordered the remaining thirtv-two to he taken from the r'nal ranks and shot he galjant com-in'Mclar refused to obey the barbarous mandate ami a respectful remon-Arameto allcia on tli" for time ail op tumty pforded t' soners to make their esi ape wlych i effected with the exception of four who were shot the commandant was suspended from his rV Ihiilu idv 11 th inst Jtdies Cto rent ut ilmington Jan Bacon 6 a 7 i Reef (mess) 8 a 9 1 Rees-wax 30 a 32 in demand Corn 40 a 45 dull Corn 50 i Cotton Upland 14ct i Hour superfine lbl 4 a 4 I umber boards plank and iicant'ing inerch M7 a Stave ldid 18 dolls i do wo barrel Hi do rough 9 a 10 Heading 10 i Shingles press 22 inch ftl 50 a 1 75 i 1 ar bhl li i nonet Turpentine soft 1 dollar 30 Rosin Ijt Spirits Turpentine gh 35 cents Reas black eyed 50 cents Rice cask paid for by tlieporrhastr 50 75 8 aft Turks-lsland none do Liverpool ground 70 cts Tobacco $5 a 5 A i NN hiskey 40 a 45 A NVe the undersigned Passengers in the Ship Eavouriiet take this method to ten drr Capt Ilmni and Officers mu thanks forthetr polite and humane attention to us during our passage from Spruce uridjutniij Sally M'( elvry lluirtl and family James Galway Guy and family James Lemon M'i'an and family James Dunbar I'epentfil b'JG in tfie nt' il II (unity pforc'Pvl etc 'n ar Passage for The elegant Packet Ship FMPRESS Scttoh master being detained by the weather will sail the first opportunity For passage apply on board at NVharf Jan JCT iUO Ilales COTTON are wanted on freight to complete the cargo of the coppered British Ship Lofoten Capt Vote for HAVRE I'or terms apply to Capt Voyce or to JOHN lo NV REN The Iaforey has two thirds of her cargo already on board ami will meet with quick despatch dan 22 fcr FOR One Hundred ami Fifty Bales Cotton only are wanted on freight to fill up the Ship SIHFLL'I Capt Mac Nml to sad posiliv ely on the 25th in! Apply to the ister on hoard at wharf or to JACOB VALK II hree or four more Passengers can be in rcminmlatcd in 18 gi FOR LONDON 7H bales olton ur lot1 tii r- i- Rice mted on I rciglit for tlm first class coppered Ri'ig' I'liiue Leopold to sail oil the 2(Jth inst Applv to Capt Lunioi'11 on board at vvli irf or to Jan 11 Sc ONVUNS JOHNSON I ho ())('iiiog of Mr I FaxoiikV Ion Room is postjiutied till 1 ()-'10 iONt the inst Nn in tut ire the Assen blies of Saturday will be when bad weather postponed to the Tucsdiv following 6 Jin 22 Slid ft VliNK tRPKN JUKI iE will be dressed 77iv Day at the hui 'c-toii Coffe 47 Fas! Steak Lins and Soup from 11 to 3 Stiak and Tins will also be served up in the Evening Tamiiies supplied as usual Jail 22 Yorflii't a I iJimtcci'd fFMIE Members of til-- m-ps are order to ear 'rape on the Vn nil tor 5'J days ns a rk of I -jit'i for their deciaseil friend an ollor iddier lis I Mivil Jim Ily oi hi of Capuiin LA IfiiClIK Secretary Lmiiarv 22 (' il rlrst 0 it hsrnhlirx TBXIIT I'T ill be a NLL on Thor tin Fieri-1 rig the 25th inst at the Carobn i Coffee-Ilouse' at 7 TIMMONS Jan 22 Si Cretan Id 'Ft ensure' iinls I mi Ion iRcnt YOUNG MAN jusl arrived fr-eu N'w Nork as Bar-kei per or in a Store rn make i usi 1 1 in almost any A Inn- addri si to and left at tins utlice will be immediately atti mled to i 22 Notice is lit In ni riXILN I' application vi -P be made at the Bank i ot the ri'ed S' ites for a renewal ol the follow ing Certificates stock of that Bank 78o2 dated 7th Sipt 1818 for 10 Share 8 551 dated 9tli 1818 for 10 Sharis 9M6 ilatiil 7th 1819 for 10 Shares Ltftn'd to II I re Fsi Mr Lee grant- on the 5ih Dec 182o before Joshua Lockwood Esq Notary Public of this cite Tis power rd attorney to Alexander Miller Esq I Clerk to said Hank to transfer said 39 Shares to Mes-rs Mtckie Milne Co N'ew-Nork Our letter of 5'l Pec by tin- in ii I enclosing Mr Miller's said power of attorney has not got to hand and fears are entertained of its being lost AND NV MILNE CO Cha' let ton Inn "2 1821 3 jutted to Kent XNVO SEATS in St or St Church Apply at thisoifice Jan 22 2 'I VtIRL from 14 to 15 years old of good character to do the house work of a family whose wages will be punctually paid monthly Apply at this office January 20 2 Wanti'il to Hire MIDDLE aged NNOMAN of good dispn sition accustomed to take care of small children she nmst come well recommended Enquire at No 1 16 Church-street Jm 20 3 Two lioxchGOUDS 3IIE Subscriber rci eived with other packages of Goods from Savannah two boxes DRY (ODDS which do not belong to him 1 lie owner is desired to call pay the expcnces and icbeive them LATHAM HULL Jan 29 98 Hroad-ttreef 'I Caution VLL persons are cautioned against crediting any of the crew of ftie Swedish ship Xrp-tunus as 1 will puv no debts of their contract ing MAGNUS PKTTKUSON Mirter January 22 3 Notice II persons having demands against the Estate of the late Kzkkill Lixpm of St Parish Berkley Store Keener deceased will pliust- render them in properly attested am! those indebted to said Estate are ri quested to settle the same with IN COKDFS THIOLKAIJ Jai unry Id tint 8 Xt'ii' VLL pers-ms hav iv i--al lerratid 'nst the of 'Tuns vkkvr late of Charleston deceased will render in statements thereof properly attested rik! those indebted to the raid estate will make nay nient to Tiiosh Parkkr Iio is authorized tore-ceive the same MARY PARKER hlm'x Oct '25 wm Notice VLL persons having any demands againJt the estate of Rmiuir NVaioiit late of Com-b- bee Planter deceased are requested to render in their duvands according to Kw and thoie indchted to said estate will make payment to TIIOS FflIrR Jon Hianfort nr JOHN FRASER CO Chnreston Jan 12 20 (it'iit'inl 'I ax for tlm rillfE Tax Collector fur the Parishes of St I Philip and St Michael nerchy give no tice to all conrerned that he ill open his Of-fice TO MORRONV the 2d inst to receive returns of all taxable property for the year 1820 amt that it will he open every day excepted) from 9 to 2 till the find day of February inclusive after which lime it will be closed to affix the assessment and all defaulters ill he liable to double tax SAMUEL BURGER Tux Collector For St Philip's and St Michael's Free person of color afe desired to report themwe Ivcvv Blank Returns famished at the office January 1 AHHIV HI ON Swr ship Neptune Bordeaux 74 ds Ballast To Pit ray Viel Passengers Mr Ihtrrick the captain and crew of the Hamburg ship Krone captain Ronolir which vessel sailed oil the 1 -It of October from Havre for this port encountered continued gales ami very severe eather i the ship making much water on the 8'h January in lal 32 48 long 78 fell in with the ship Neptune and re quested captain Petri son to keep company on the 10th the crew being worn out with h-tiirue wero compelled to quit the pumps On the loth experienced another very set ere gale On the 15th the weather had moderated hot found tin- sea roooii so high as to render it impossible to keep the ship above water the crew were compelled to leave her in their boats and go on hoard the Neptune (still in company) for the preservation of their 1 i cm Brig Richmond Adams St Ubcs 77 davs Sa't To Order 'I lie wa hound to Savannah and put in here on at count of being short ot provisions Si lio'iner I 'irretia Courtcr from Norton 8t I urns' Mill 89 barrels Rice 1 inthrop A Parker Schooner Paragon Steward New hern 8 davs (lorn and Bacon NN Clarkson Strain Boat Sooih-C arolina Harvey Gran-bv6ilivs and 752 hales Cotton 'I Kirk pat rick Douglas A Hall Boyce A Johnson Adger A Itln I'rasi A Co Snail 1 l( scott is 'o Rohnisoii NV Clarkson Black Rev Hanckel is Black Johnson A Maynard 11 NN bite Poinsi tt Nieols on A Holmes Bryce and Miss halmers Aiuuviu vi mi ii a Albert Salter (N II) 19 day Coffee ami HiV To (I (I Haven Pas-enger Mr iornr Ilambui liarqm Uries stoekfieth Ii-bon 61 davs Salt To 'eet nil)' Iii-e 25 in Lit 26 long 57 NV spoke British brig Black from Mai iidiim for Liver- pool out 16 days Brig NN i I li in Bradley Ncw-Havu 1 Hay Ga's Potatoes Cows mil Oxen lothc masti I Stone Galpii Gibbon Co Dodd is Barn aril II Loomis 8 Co and Bnrekmyer Passenger Mr Todd Brig Parignn II mgs St Thomas 14 Pal1 isi and Coffee To NTunno Sehooner Benjamin 1-Vanklm Eoti sided in ro for Car'hni brig Stir key ill for this port to ail in 5 davs Brig Hope Jarohs Sa'eir 2 days Hallt Oil and tv Duck I Master Br Pt iseverance NYilrox Havana 8 davs Coift-e Molasses and Print To Conyers fk Lambert Schooner Richmond NV Herman Norfolk 10 davs Floor To Burger Passengers Messrs Wlhami Hell and Yarn um ttiilbe 14'h inst lat 35 4 4 Ion 77 5 eho ship NVilliam Penn from Savannah for Liverpool 2 (lavs nut Schooner Bov Tones Murlretsbn-rough 2-l iy Corn and Peas To 1) Crocker Co sindC Fdmondston Schooner Iibnriy Crane Ply month (N U) 9davs Coin To Master On the 6th oist srdir Sisters Snow from Plymouth for this port went ashore on Royal Shoe! vessel and cargo lost Schooner Catherine Davis Comhahee 1 day 70 barrels Rice North NVeldi ft Osborn I Dart and Kershaw Lewis Schooner sally Ann Sevds Kdenton 2 days Shingles To master Three-masted sehr Inland Trader Brow Santee 6 days 1200 Imshtls Rough Rice To Iailson Sloop Flyer Simpson Christ Church Paridi 1 dav 14 bales Cotton To Deliesseline Sloop Fliza from St Parish 125 barrels Rice and 6 hales Cotton To Simons Sons 4 bides Cotton to A Simons Smack Rain le Brand Edi-o 1 day with Capt Head ey Crew and part of his Passengers on hoard Sloop Margant Morgan Comhahee 1 day 180 hairels Re To I Dirt Steam boat Charleston Bonnell Savannah via Beaufort 1 day Passengers Mrs Fienelt Mrs Turner ('apt Ilison Messrs Slone Robertson Davenport French J-awrence Hart and Iapnermne Boat Statira NVateree 16 days SO Cot-ton To NV Clarkson nKAnrp Ship Jasper Crookcr Liverpool M'Xeel fir brig Eliza Bragg Havrede-Grace--Pi-tru'i Fie' Brig Francis Snow Market in Haven Sehr Iliildih Jutlali Thompson Toler Sehr Marv Sutton Stonry VVR TO it 4 TESTIKPaT Shp Oetavia NViNon Liverpool Brig Amelia Monro Ni-w-York Brig Friendship Russell Baltimore Sehr Holdall Judah I honqison Boston Sehr Mary Sutton Matarzas Sehr El'Zabe'h Jane Smith Georgetown Sehr I adv of tin Lake Christian do ScIt Franklin Gibbs Sehr Petsev Cha- do do do do do do i ycjr fl Monroe llos hu jcr Planter Perrs In H' er irsi S'oop Hector Disiirow Sloop Coin Perry Holman Wilmington ARU1VALH FUOSI TIIM TOUT Sloop Triplet' Soiners at New-York 10 days Sloop Delight Cooper at Savannah Sloop Express Rhodes ut do Below Swedish brig Albert Stock holm 110 (Lvs and one other brig unknown 'Three boat loads of Cotton are at George town toward the lust of the week from the interior The ship casta Keen arrived at New Yoik 12th inst in 56 day's from Hamburg left thcre the ship Iris Smith of New -York to sail fur this poll in 7 days SAVANNAH Jan Ar British Ship General Kempt Bourne Liverpool 76 days roal and salt brigs Harriet Simpson do davs slate and rod I Almira Atwood Boston 9ilii Agenoria Church Matanzas 6 day Mexico Crow ell 25 day from St Jaj'o-de C'uba bound to Boston puT in being in dis tress i Milford NVeeks Portland 14 days i Le vant Wood 3 days from New York-off the the Capes of Virginia saw a sloop of arhound into the Chesapeake av sehr Major Crog-han Port-au-Prince 18 days i sloop Pdjfhi Cooper Charleston urrived sloop lunaf 19 day from N' Orleans Express Rhodes I day from Charleston Mercy Holies a days from Hiceburough Catharine Pratt 7 days from Darien pole boat Messenger 8 days from An gvista with 402 bales cotton ami 6 hogsheads tobacco Cleared ship Rock nighty Holdridgf Ii verpool i brig Louisa Cecilia lJemlng New York i sehr BcUsaricnn Jewett NN ilnirngton Shipwrecks Tinier our marine head will be found an account of the loss ot the Hamburg ship k'rmic which foundered on her passage from Havre to this It is a singular fact that this is the third vessel from Kurope consigned to the same address which ha been wrecked near to the port of destination within the last three weeks viz British brig Dee from Liver pool Norwegian brig Minerva from Itou-en and Hamburgh shipAVour Iromllavre Extract of a letter from a gentleman passenger on hoard the sloop Ideliue ('apt Htivn-iev dated at I'ocotaligo January 19 2 You ill no dottltf he much surprised to receive a letter I'tom me dated at this place 1 left Charleston yesterday morning in the sloop hi line tor Savannah iu oming cvf she struck on the South breaker and so sudden was the: shock that the cabin windows were stove in betore we mih get the dead lights in She continued to thump on the shoal for an hour when she heat over we now flattered ourselves till would he well but too soon found our hope wcie miserably clesccp-tive on sounding the pumps we found sie had three feet water in the hold the water being up to the cabin Cupt lhcvurv immediately set the pumps to tend we got the sc uttle tinder the companion-way up and assisted by bailing with half flour barrels and bu k-ets we found that the leak did not gain upon ns hut the water remained about the same A sihr being to windward a signaled distress was made iuul most promptly attended to bv ('apt Pvi in- wooi) of the sehr unfold who lau down lor us hoisted out his long-boat and sent her to our relief Myself and four other passenger went in the boat on hoard of Cap Hs schooner hut ('apt IJuaulky and crew determined toiek by their vessel and in the event ol their being able to free her to proceed on for Savannah but if not to stand in for the land and endeavor to make one of the inlets on the coast 1 am confident that no fears need to exist as to the safety of the crew as when we last saw the sloop she was not more than five miles from North-Kdisto in company with a si hr bourn expel ienced Hvriitwoon while arrived at Beaufort this mediately proceeded on in the stage to this Ry the arrival of thesleam bout Charlatan we learn that they were hailed on Saturday ternoon from a boat in which were several negroes who wished to put some papers or let ters on hoard but being under quick way and in an intrirate navigation Capt Runnfll could not stop his vessel to receive they requested he would report on his arrival that the sloop had sunk off South-Kdisto NVe understand that the Ideline had on board upwards of 100 barrels of rice and 50 barrels of cotlYe besides other freight The ideline belonged to New Haven Connecticut A letter from Savannah received yesterday states that goods had been saved at JSkidaway Island from the wreck of the sloop Yancy Johnson lost on Warsaw Bar some time since to the amount of or 1300 dollars In the New-York papers of the 12th int Aiikn of the ship President returns his thanks to Capt Ciiai-ncky and the officers of the ship Ontario for assistance afforded by them in rescuing his ship when in a perilous situation in the ice near Bi nobly The' Sloop dim- Warin Harman from New' -Haven for this port is detained ut Point in Long-Island Sound by ice: and the sloop Dolphin Thomas abo fr- Ilmen fort' isportisdetain-t lined by thcN ict in New-You Tiiebiig William arrived here vest- relay came out by the way of Monuug Point not being able to come by the way of New-York on account of the ice Nkiikmiaji Knight Governor of the State of'Rhotlo-Iidand was on the 9th int elected by the Legislature of that State a Senator of the United States to fill the vacancy occasioned by the decease (if Mr Jkuan He accepted the appointment and immediately resigned the office of Governor of the At the same meeting the Legislature decided that it was inexpedient to fill the vacancy in the louse of Representatives of the occasioned by the death of Mr Hazahd NEW-YORK JANUARY 12 The prompt and timely exertions of our underwriters in dispatching the means of relief to vessels on our coast at a period of so miuli inclemency of weather is be-jond all praise and will be duly upprecia ted by every philanthropist and by every marine stncVholder It has already been seen that the tnen and stores sent out in the Grand Canal have been eminently useful and from the accounts by Capt Skidmore front Norfolk it is altogether probable that another vessel bus been saved from destruction by the above pilot boat Should the unfavorable weather continue we hope another vessel may be immediate ly dispatched The calm weather yesterday would no admit of the departure of any of the vessels readyj and the ship IMLLS on LONDON DRAFTS on NENV-YOUK ANDRENV MILNE CO Jan 22 3 Crafts' IFhf Bay rllLIS oil NEW-YORK For sale by i BURHIIL Jan 1 Crafts' ivhf nT(TA R( 1 A LATE HANK lx NOTES ape Fear hiu! Newbern foa sale GEORGIA MONEY wauled at lottenj and Exchange Office Jan 1 Xo 7 Hroad-street jY ii'Ls TiTiTnMflUK' york and BOS I'ON for sale by CHAUNN 1CK Jail 15 mtnth9 2 ('tufts' vlf 1 1 LS tui" VT0U PHILADELPHIA II AI I I MORE BOSTON RICHMOND Va NVASHING'TON CITY RON I DENG 1 NENV-HAN KN Conn At -iht or slioit date for sale at ALLEN'S ljitny If Frchiinie Offer 7 Hroml-streti GEORGIY HNNK NOTES wanted Iui I mv sruuB IATIIAM Ill'Ll informs his friends and the public that lie has opened Store No Hi ond sort in dour to Messrs Parish Miller ft Co and Ii is opened 40 PIChUGES Compriui'g a very ineral assortment of Cot ton ') I lOcn and Silk Goods whii Ij will he sold at uncommonly duceil price for cash by liilesih-or retail PartictilaM la future advertisements Jm 19 i 4 Ingir Mi Strop and Paste IE VT received a new supply of this valuable art The increasing demand fof it in all Northern Cith ami the Certificate of ss'irs Sdluiun and Smith of ale Colli ge mid many others prove it to have a decided tu Put kw or any Other art'ile of the kind In fore invented So great is the sharpening quality of the PASTK that it requires caution lest you strop the Razor too long Sold hnlesule and ritail by JAMES l'N LAND CO 330 ng-street A LSI) A vv of Barber Si Rodger's real olil Eng lush NORS warranted good or may be re-turind Dec 7 JUiinMn a MFUCILIYT TilJOH NO 21 BROAD-STREEt I rsPKC I EUJLY inturnis his friend and I the pubhc that he has lately received an exti-naive assortment of superfine black blue and colored BROAD Cl I IIS also a itinrt tushionable variety of CASSIMERES VRST-INtiS (i'c Tliose Goods together with his turmi Slock comprise a choice selection whuh he can with confidence recommend to his friends i Gentlemen furnishing their own Cloth who favor him withtheirorders will be fitted in tlict latest fashions from London ami Philadelphia His connection with first rate Philadelphia bouse in his line of business enable him to receive monthly all new pattern from lht emporium of fashion Naval and Military Uniform Ladies Habit! Pelisse made in a superior (Kyle and at the shortest notice igj' Wanted four or five first rata to whom constant employ and liberal encouragement will be given Dec 21 Jnt At the China and Glatsicare House No Z2 KiMi-sTRrrT opposite Dr Harris it additional SUPPLY VMONG which a few more DINING 8FT3 of that elegant and serviceable IKON STONE CHINA in single and double sets from 40 r8 and a Variety of other de- scrip'oiiis of DINING SETS coming as loir as SI 8 A ISO Blue inted and edged Hot Water Plate Fruit Baskets mid Stands Tea and Breakfast Sets from 5 to 1U0 elegant pure white and penciled burnished gold edge Dresden and 1 French China I ups and Saucers by the pair or dozen blue ilid white gold real India Breakfast Bowls and Saucers fancy Water' Pitcln rs in great variety Evaporating Wa i ter Butter and NN iic Coolers together with i a gciual assortment of every description of colored edged and Printed NVare Also plain and douClc flint Glass Shades rough and painted and plated sliding do Asotr Lamps gilt and plated mounted Entry LxmpS with or without Balance Bulls PuHiei and Chains plated silver rimmed Cordial nd (iriiet Stands sliding Chandler and other Candlesticks Buttle Manila Snuffers 8c Tray Bread and Cake Baskets jap'untcd NTaitclNs and Bread rays and the most useful article of plain (lint Medicine and rich Cut Glasswtre in great variety QjT 'I lie sviliHcriher being desirous of rr- ceiling at his Est iblishment a share of public patronage wuh this it he hasthiday re-1 kin'll iiis -m i i fn hi i Wholesale ratrt v'hii will Iu iirti a saving to 1 1 1-1 Iu "bo iiare oiramon for supnlif si? uni vb i i i lrvti to out and judge Lr) Jarfiury 1 At iTivate Hale TJHAT well known Plantation called Peter I Point nitiiated on Pditto Island The tract contains from five to six hundred acre of High Land and a body of Marsh Land terms will be made accommodating to an approved purchaser Apply to Jan 17 14 FRASER CO At Private Sale 4 excellent CO NUIIMAN and Hostler of iV warranted good character about 28 of age Applyto Jan 20 NV PAYNE 80NS 4 Importation ji nPADS of families and others are informed a further supply of the following cxceL lent works may be had at the Theological1 Book Store No 25 BROAD-STREET New Manuel of Private Devotion at 1 25 1 1 75 2 and 3 dollar each IJear'l Family Wor ship $1 Christian Manuel by 3 II Hobart Rl Companion for the Altar by do 75 ct 5 Festival' and Fasts do 25(f)uubrryi guide to the Church $1 15 Sacra Pivta62 cents i Dodd's Comfort to the Afflicted S3 Mourner Comforted Articled Relieved 37 i Meditation Rl tinnSl 1 June on the Trinity 75rnti Dalcho on the Trinity 75 a -gl i 8tr I ous Call gl 25 1 Deathof Abl gl 50 Cob furl of Old Age 75 erntu Female Scriptnr Biography 2 vqN 275 TKAYER So Ua Insuranre Tire Marine Ins 7 per Ut St )09ult9 per Cts 10oj ii 138 4 er cent preni do 36 Union do 4 In 5 St Mecli 26 US Rank KJj' Exchange on Hills ut short sight on Hoston York and Haltimore par Specie a per cent premium Carolina Hank Hills 1 a 1 per nut disc Georgia think lh'ls 1 per rent dish At Private Sale Ihe following I belonging to the Estati of Firrlriirk Kohler deceased: 'l KNOT of INNI) containing about 1100 acres situated i bout 1 2 miles from the city with a comfortable Dwelling House and out buildings I hereon The ui expired Lease of two Lots of Land in John-stn i -Wragghorough occupied by the deeeast a Tan Yard On the premises arc a two storv Dwelling House and thcneccs-arv cut hiiilduips fur earn ing on said buini'ss three Bari Mill: me Marble Tahl-- Nats Fumps Su4 A two story llrii 5- loo-- King-street a few doors above 1 'ret ih necessary out buddings and a snii NN ooden llonsc adjoining Also several Shoemakers and Tnnnt i by trade Lor further purtii ulars n-quirc at the tunu rot Meeting and Cumberland streets of lNCOH Roll idminiitrator Dee 5 tu thin At IVivati' halo Upon a liln-ral and extensive Crept 'fI5H NT vahiahle Inland Swamp PLNNTA-JL TION Jerry Hill (belonging to the estate of the lion lolin illiews deceased) situate in the Paddies of St George and St 18 miles from the ri'y containing a-bout 1669 acres 322 of which are excellent Uiee Land with a R-scrvoir of 160 acres and 1 180 acres nf high ami fiat land This Plantation adjoin the lands of Mrs Mathew and States Gist Esq If the above property is not sold at private sale before Tuesday the (itli of Feb ruary next it will be offered for public side on that day at 11 o'clock A north side ef the Custom-House Applv No li State-st to HAMEL HUGER Cj Purchaser! to pay for all necessary papers Jan 12 Ai Sale A BAHRAIN if applied for immediately a two story HOl'SE nnd 10 I' in Gibhes-atreet adjoining the rehidebci: of Col NVm Drayton The Hourc contains five rooms with a piazztTimd balcony to th writ tend the I)t is 50 feet front by 145 feet deep This House and Lot is pleasantly Hittiuied and would he a ch sii jldi- residrnre tn a Southern 1 Planter as a boat cun tame within 100 feet of the dwr4 If tills property is not sold at pri vatesule before I ues li) the fith da) of l-'eb ruary pext it wUl then he olli red nt public sale at 11 o'cloc A on the north aide ol the Custom-House Apply at No 3 Htate Street to HAND 1 HUGER (Q Purchasers to pay Lr all necessary pa per Jan 1 JLost ur Alislitid A UNION RANK CERTIFICATE No -issued 8th lJcc 1829 in the name nfjmqi Mm urn mirc ia hereby given that application II ru ma le for the Rctirwa hereof tu Jan 8 COMMUHieATIOX) Any donatiuint of proxiftions or clothing tfie humane citizens of ChaVleston may lie (Imposed to make for the telief of the 1 Iu -dire Tiifio of Florida Indians may be sent to the Auc (ion Store of Messrs Na-fiKtr will take charge of and forwanf them to that Tribe by their Chief now in this city.