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A.V.vvi'irar -r‘ I'.]-,. _ c, : Tim-u: \ii d< nw $ ■ tender • >:'I!.L bit V OU), ■: tte t -if J of i,lI i Si.,an j,l. Sat. ■, i lai itt- J’U.T r ah trr Hu.ik'i l i and Kitchen furniture One n! ‘! riding chair and fuikej*, &f the Lie Mr. Wm Smith. Uy or.lt.- of the Adrr.inijlntort, ALSO, yft tie (am*, time and place, A large quantity of Saddlery, ftu **c Cotton Bugging, Cotton Week, j Large Anvil*, A quantity of Jiau Silk, Beam with fcaVs and weight*, J Iron Chest, and Sundry otlitr Articles, G mdittont CA ‘■ //. Levy Abrahams, AuetV July 51. 9 8> SAVAN NAI i FXCHANGE. NEW COFFEE HOUSE. rpllE fubferiber take* the liberty, refptiifuliy, to inform the public crui his friends, that fn-m the encourage* xncnl and favorable opinion inaiuelltd to him, by a chid part of the citizen* of Savannah, fine !.:s cflablilhtncnt in this place, tn.: ‘i’ln.Ue-, of the Exchange v.-cic in a etl to difpofc, in his favor, of the upper part of this building, where he intends t open on the Ij'-h day of Oc tober next, AN EXCHANGE , E.ing an imitation of London and of the huge cities of th United Su .t. There the Merchants, Planters ami Travellers, may daily meet in a fnr.iler manner, in order to 1; an fact Commcicial a-ufincfs, &e. News ramus of the iriofl interfil ing Lund llull be kept, with a ha kink riois hr, inlormi'g of the ar rival ano cii-arences of vdi.ls ; and news may often Ik cninOiUnicalo i quicker tli.tu timiugh the thanucl of the paper*. liiNt> hills (bill be posited tn a convenit nt plac., coni.ming the articles offered for lai;- at the aiicikme in thcrity, the name* of fucli veil'd* as are offered far sale or charter, and of the proprie tors, and generally whatever is relating to fairs ol all dtfv'riptiuns, eitlicr l.oulis, negrnta or plantation*. One will find every cby at eight and at two o’clock, a Table neatly dreff ed,-and on moderate teims to arcommo date all p. rfone, either by the meal or t>\ the oay, aa,l weekly or quaitt'ry. Coffee, Tea, Chocolate,’ private Breukfiittii, and Dinners or Re’ifhes and Oy iters, prepared tor the tatle of the different vilitors, lhall be got ev.ry day on v. 1y 1 c al. liable terms. Ihe Bar- Room iludl be tup plied wiih Spirits and loicigu Wines, and any well chosen Li quors. The different Societits or Clubs, that 111 ) dvtirc to form aflemblrer, Balls 01 C ticcrts, will find rooms for tluir a imoc uioii, fnrnifled in a mariner that he (lutteis himfeif will meet their approbation. The fubferiber, from his endeavors to form in a commodious place, an cl tahliffi int, that null in tou r fe afford to the citizeta ol Savannah die fame g:,at advanlages enj iytd 111 all the town.; of this continent, hopes to receive the cucoumgemcut his laborious cx unions will require, to delerve the confidence aad gratitude of the public in general. (p* A UAK KEEPER is wanted, with t;uud recommen dations. L. GLELES. AUguff 29 4°^ FAC IO HS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS. T I IV. fuhh ribers offer tluir Tervices as 1 CTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS. They have good, lase ami commodious Storks for the reception ot produce, and wu. pay every peAffile attention to the management of any balmTs placed in their buna*. They alwav keip oil hand a general Effort- Went of GROCERIES, warranted of the hill quality, to lupply their cull m sr-, at the low il Cash price*. JOHN r. WHITE (J Cos. AUgUtl t 6. tl j 402 O k C l, For a term ot Years. AN D immediate pofteffion given the jI'AN YARD, Garden &c with ah >t* improvements, lately orcupi ed by M-.flVs, iiowmer Sc Smitn at Ya wacraw. To a person dtfnous of pursuing th Tanning bulinefs, it* recent and complete repair will sffo and great adiantpges, there arc comfortable accommodations for a private family, the rent vcy low—apply to BAY LEV & HARMAN, June 10 82J Xo. 6 Exchange NO riCE. * 1.1, perf.ir.-t having demands again!! al he late J nes MuiAiian, Ely. or rll nli he fubferiber it his own name, eras t.xeue.t r ot the tr flute ot Moiinror, veil! j- -.,l'e ’. and them i.i as focn as p. iiioie, du tv aitei eil, to Mr Wtliiani Mem, that thi Line iv._y l put in a train lor lert t -irnr. James Oliver, AujuS >9 . * -u* 1 >M Ti!£ Am. ICAN CIiIZLN. Y UXG AUSTIN. 1 air, sensible of the impro . rie y of publishing any thing at his time on the untimely death of this mi able young gentle man, but my apologv is the par ty paiagraphs which have ape r eu refpeiling it in the Evening j Holt. Under the pretence or ab!ailing pa-ty efrorts, Mr Cole man has wantonly called np par ty ecimg". With what I have to (iy on the catifcs which le<i to the death of the young gentle mar,, ! w.ll however mingle as little of party as pofTiblc. The public leem to call for infor -1 nat 10 1 concerning the murder, I he fades which follow, are ver baliy communicated to me by j an intelligent gentleman from! Uolloti, and they are strength- j ened by written information- In Cofto.;, as here, th* feder al pmty have ior (tveral years made it a point to difeounte nance the celebration of our in < tirptndence, allerting that it is! inconfillenc with a cordial a i iry j with Great Hriiain. With them I therefore, to be confident, the! celebration has every year be-; coming more and more a farce. Flic iepubiic.au party in Botlo have, h iwever, celebrated tile tluy wi ii fplendour, and this i year, elated with the lair prof-: pvCl of repubiicanizing the Rate, it was commemorated by them with ui.ulu.il rnagriiticcnce. Finding that they arc defeend ing in t!.e date, witiiouc per. aps| the power of retarding tlicrr fall, he. lederal party, as a date trick, had tins y-.-ar recourse to a com memoration of the day. Re ■ Living as an expedient, to c-d ----ebr.te it, every thing pofiiffic ! was to be done to make a good exterior appearance, i hey wen lufficiently early in their arrange-; i.ems to fccuie to tliemieives Faiiulel Hall. As the republi cans were to be together, they iiad therefore houle accummooa cion to icek. The republican committee, of which Mr. benjamin Audio, fa ther of the deceaied, and known during the reign of tenor as the writer ot Old South, was chair man, w need on the keeper of the Jcllerfon Inn, at the foot of GiyL Hill, and engaged-with him, bv written contract, to pro vide dinner for four humhe-, pc i lons. He agreed to l urmlh four hundred with dinner a: o n dollar each, die company find j ing the.r own wines The inn keeper had ictidtd in but about fourteen months. As loon as the written agree ment was made, the chairman ot the republican cormni tee, hearing that the Fun:ban amb f iador and Mr. C.ithcart had ar rived in town, lent them a note of invitation to du.e, which was accepted ; belides theie the com mittee invited eighteen gentle men ; there were therefore twen ty cxi 1 * covers to be fuinilhed which was Hated to the J ether son in:.-keeper, and to whom it j was added, that, an adequat. compenlation would he a,ad; for the extra number.--The da: was joyfully (pent. A few days after, the com mittce, with ns chairman, caked copay their bill, which was Ra ce cl by the landlord to be lever, hundred dollars. i'ne commit-1 tee offered him four hundred dollars, according to agreement, and ti ty dollars for the twenty exua, but he u.li k’d on levcn hundred dollars, aliedging that; m bridging an extra nutTioer the! agrtemenc was broken. The Inn keeper laid tnat he had con luktdvw.h T. O. Sell tit Ige, the o.urderer of young Aulb.n ; v. !.o had adviled him to demand the leven hundred dollars, and oife red to carry on a prolecutiou a gamtt tiie chairman of t le com i ittee for us recovery, gratis Hie commit ee then offered the and ior J one hundred dollars or the tx.ra iiUiUier, but lie re iking c > accept it, the commit tee retired In the next number of the Re pertory. a h-'Vi .j ‘> H - , iY, < partly cd*•,. t ,y’ - nidge, the r.mittce and th. | jrepubiictin party generally v.en-1 •stacked as a let of feurvy fel l(,ws who had not paid the poor Inn-holder for their feaftintr. The Repertory is published by a cox-coi'nb of the name of Park, who copying Mr. Coleman, imi tates his meanness. Finding that Selfridge, for lit tle p trty purpose, had thus abet red extortion, tire committee, to get rid of ti e Inn-holder whom •.hey Found to be a federal iff, paid the leven hundred dollars. After the money was paid the attacks continued in the Reper tory. Mr. Autiin, chairman of the j committee, being told on the ;ex hange, as a lort of disgrace, J that the man’s bill was unpaid, 1 he cciwtred that it was not, and added a relation of the part that Stlfridge had aded with the landlord. NeJtc day Selfridge met Mr, Austin in the ftreec, and ‘afleedhim if he had stated that |he had advised a prosecution r j i He arilwertd that he had, and he 1 Mould and would prove the sass. | l laving fwor.n that he would ei ther make Mr. Austin “ eat Iks words or make an apology, ’’ Scl ri :ge retired : ihe fame evening, without ! j . , o’ J \ further communication with Air. ( Hujliu, Stlfridge sent a note to a federal puper “ polling him as a liar, a fcou idrel, and a cow ard.” Mr. Austin received a , | proof Left of the note the night before it was published, so that on the lame day it was thus an- Iw■ red in the Chronicle, a re | publican paper— “ Coilidering it derogatory to enter into a ncwfpaper concro jverly with one T O. Stlfridge, lin r*ply to his inlolenr and false j publication in the Boston Ga , zrtte, of this day ; if any gentle man is desirous to know the fails on which his impertinence, s foun ded, any information will be giv en by me on the fuojecl. “ BENJAMIN AUSTIN. “ Button Auguff 4,” 1 When Selfridge saw the note, : lie ioaded his [liitols, put then*. - in his pocket, and went to fetk - Mr- Audit), iwearing that ht f would shoot him wherever he 1 could find him. Selfiidpc went - to one of the insurance compa iics where Mr. Au-iin was, bui i it happened that he was in a ; hack room, where he was not . leen by h;s fell seeker. 1 Unable to n.eet with Mo t Austin, walking up a Itreef, he met with his lon, a youth of 19. Selfridge accosted him. As they 1 were alone no one can tell wii.iu , conversation took place, but c witness who lived opposite to - where they Hood and saw them, • Rated in his evidence before the , coroner's lnqueft, that they had . | been ! u- a few moments togeth jer when Sclfridge pulied a pistol • (from his pocket and lodged the 1 contents of it in the bosom of ;hc young gentle ran, who im : mediately expired ! The jury, confiding of eleven ederalids, gave a verdict o “ murder, with malice afore •bought ” Mr. Russell, editor of the Centinel, a feueral paper, was on the jury. I nele are the fjdt as commu nicated to me, and I have no 1 cause to doubt them. Fhc murder is as cruel as it is cowardly. JAMAICA RUM. ! Juil Received by l'.oop Jane, Billel, from Ja ire.ica, 50 puncheons 4th proof Jamaica Rum, T OR’ SALE BY S. & C. HOWARD. September z 407 Flour, Giu & Iron. Larding ar.d for Sate, at reduced prices for Ca zy bbls. Philadelphia luperfine Flour 5 pipes Gin 5 tons Bar Iron and Shear Moulds ANDREW KNOX. ABgttft S* > 4C5 <’ ■ ■’ , ,Lt ii. 1n o’ V c i’ !ti n>t t:* 1 • ■ it would f tc aga*n to lav arsy thing on the Hbjeifl ot rhe hoftiie intentions of the In dians; but we every cay lea: r. infcances of the excenfive mis chievous tffeds which dierep> ts have had on the uninformed and credulous. The public miy rest allured, that there is not the ieaft cause for tineafYiefs —the Indians wtre never mote peacea ble and friendly—ifcis all a hum, “ a tale full of found and fury, fignifying DOihing.” The fol lowing letter, the authenticity of which may be relied on, will puc an end, we hope, to these fool ifh ftorres: Ex trail of a letter from Mr. Par- ’ rifh, interpreter and ajfijlant jir the fix Nations if Indians , to Oliver Phelps, Esq. of this town, dated “ Genzsee, July 20. c< Y r ou are, undoubtedly, ap prii* and of the alarm which has been excited among many of the \ U'iiid and uniformed people in j the counties of Qntaiio and Geo- | elee, by the lace Indian c >uncil j held ac this place. A report is I in circulation, which is encour-! aged by many artful and mis chievous people, thac this meet ing war. for purposes hoftiie to the whites, and that they had j relolved on a gentral mafTtcre of the inhabitants in this part of the .country I—And fbch is the confternatioh excited by these reports, than many farnilies have aduilly left thur habitations, be retired to the call ward ; and l>v eral adventurers from eastern states, who were corning into r ht county of Genefee to’ jiurciraie farms, have been flopped ;*t the river, anti returned home, -with out enetting the ohjett cf their journey, tclung the rnoft frig i: I'jJ tales to ail they meet. “ I have conftantlv attended the councils of the Indian*, from the time of their Gift convening until the day when they difpei i ed, and iu little cause is thc;e of alarm, that 1 have never, on any former occasion, oofe v and then lo quiet, and to peaceibiy cfif poled. Ihe objeft of their mee ting was to agree on lores inter nal regulations for the govern ment of their people. The coun !-(l was called by the Fhophet (a brother of Corn Plainer,) who, you know, is a religious enthu Halt, and has, for fonit lime pa ft, be.n very zealuully engaged in endeavouring to inculcate cer tain religious dottrints in the iu uians, to prevent them from dunking wiulkey, and to per luade cnem to adopt tie modes ot iiving and arts o’ tne write people. Three days w:rs occu pied bv the Indians, solely in i ciaiing the eir->rs of ibeir p lit lives to the Prophet, who has become their confcfldr. i'belt* were the only matters of coriTe quence difculFed a: the late coun cil. T heir principal bufinrls with ire was to foiicit my influ ence in preventing the merchants and tavern-keepers from Idling whiskey to the Indians. “ Fhe chiefs were much dil appointtj that you did not at tend with iv.e agreeably to their request; and they have defined me to inform you of their pro ceedings, which they hope sv.ll meet your approonion, and .o allure you that the repott in cir cuit.ion, or their entertaining hoitile defigr.s towards tiie white people, is wuuUy without foun dation. Boaidi g llouie. SIX or eight Gentlemen can be acccrt modated with -enteei Board and Lodg i ‘ .;, tn a cents; I end leafl et r: . t tl-.ts city —lepsrate ron can : had ii req.t.rtd. I-o, particuli*s, aj;j at tus oa.ee. Sept, j 407 KEMOVA L. ’ I* HZ fob cr er Ess rers ved to Hmvg ’ X fn-ltr et, opposite to N!r. James jo! ‘ i- ■ .where • ■ - anvwyrk m - . j.r lewn, ccn.m.ttcd u 1 his cK*ge. F cderick. Dens U-. j Sen.. 1 4b7 ’ p ‘ T o j t n a v ; *. i. tJ a,* j x guti’ . SAVANNAH StPT£i.t:i 10 0. i lAcmar.'r ~b-7#s i .-’V EDWIN MOHNGER, Esq. late Trea j fureref thi. State, is appointed, by the Prtf> I dent of the United States, Collector for this i port...Mr. Mounger, was yesterday qualifitd, : before his honor the Diftricl Judge. GEORGE R. CLAYTON, Esq. is p ---rointed, by his Excellency Governor Mil | ledge, Treasurer of this State, in the room of Edwin Mounger, Esq. resigned. EXTRACTS from PIGOT’s POLITICAL DICTIONARY, Revised and Corrected to suit the present time. National Dibt or England.—Nea# four hundred millions of pounds sterling, which is increasing every day, and with it, as ths ministerial Journals aflert, the happiness and prosperity of the English nation ! ! ! —To giv fome idea of this sum, if it was laid alowiv in guineas close together in a line, it would ex tend upwards of feveu thoul'and miles in lengtln If it was laid down in (hidings, it would extend upwards ot l:x times round the world, and ■would require ninety thousand horses to dra-jr it, at the rate of fifteen hundredweight eaci* boife. The little hoy’s Tonkay b*aa, that g-e-,v up to the moon, would fcarcety be lor.j j enough to cut a talli upon,.of this enormous . C. hi, Nocessakt War.—A war carried ett i by kings, agr.i dl the liberty and happiness of j mankind. Happy would it be for mankind, .f ! all the tiecusAitY wars, in which Great Bri tain engages, were to end as favorable to her opponents, as it has done to Amer.ca. Navy. — A floating hell, confiding of s aflembly of huge, unwieldly wooden caftie*, ! well flored v/ith artillery, gunpowder, chain j (hot, cannon balls, grape (hot, bombs, slugs, ieadden buiiets, faarp angled pieces of iron, oil rusty naiU, flints, glufs, brimflone, fait petre, and every engine of destruction J.’.t will do execution. Moil of ..the failers who coodmS and manage these usrut machines, are torn by force from their wives and families, to able tr.onarchs in executing this only asdwushl objeul of their whole lives, viz ; the extermi nation of the human species. -According u the report of the Secretary of rdte Navy ot tL* United Htatt’s, at Lite la it fefllom of Csgnt!% THREE THOUSAND AM AHCAN CIT IZENS, who had been foreib.y takes* tena. their own vessels, white conducting thr.r. peao*- ably on the h-gh feus, and within the BHWtrib* of our ver harbors, were then iv ’T’r.og i:: th e English Hell, and compelled to LifisJ3tsj.®o..’y flag againlt nations with whom .rare at }> sue ...that flag, criuuoned with blrw>3 cf EAroew— compelled to thrust their haadis into ahe W ems of their own countrymen, oai drag into Englilh bondage ..us J eh. mm as thirife ilar-s. may apjiear, yet the birtereft -eneiry -to tet* freedom of this country canxo.3 - alerrysimn. Nsws-rAPER9...In EnglacrStabeyare Jjarr— r.u'.s, for the moll part, under thieannnoffitne-ut trenage and diredlion of the ntiinilhara. It dr:* beer, computed, that about TiXCCB) jmr amintni, w ill buy the exciuiive right sis a puji2r...Hb> Editor of which,for tills conjuhauutlcn i- ihamifi in a contract, to give publicity-sftie- maEiiai: calumny.. Query...ls it not qchuSilt-, iivitt the Editors of the Boston FEogitattary, Ifexw York Evening Puff, Waihingaum Port Folio, Charleilon Couri, fix. .Hut. at* ionic what in the ministerial intaaeift ? Partnership... This word! iby D'Efo-RTTj® is called “ the union of two’ ©r in we in u* ■ fame trade.” Qoery...To> what anwutt, .at it probable, Great Britain will ttib atrij the American Commerce, to Ldadiiry Ear msc the lots of her advances made enaenswot of it* firm of Austria, Ruflia, Naples & Cos. ? PsoPLi...The commonality, the vulgar, j the Swinifa multitude; or whatever die en nobled race may, in their infinite go*une&axs4 mercy.be pl-afed te term there. Peculator...A robber of the public -v ----| n y, May we not view the Kusg cf Eng | land and his minil'ters as Peculator* ? Prince... A being nursed by luxury, rear j ed by affluence, educated by flattery, ai;d tie. graded by servility. P.troßM in Parliament. ..An objtjfc n;oft devoutly to be wifi.tJ...and whicii tii people f the three Kingdoms of England, Ire land ar.d Scotland, if they were animated with that spirit of Liberty which warmed the broad* of the American Heroes of ’76, would heit tate no longer to effect, _t the point of the bay onet. RrctNT...One Tyrant who governs n Kingdom in the obfence, or during the minor ity of another Tyrant. Republic. ..A popular government foun ded on the eternal and immutable principles of Liberty, iTuth ar.d Jufticc...fuch is the gnv i ern,r.ei:t under which wc live. RtPP.osATE...An abandoned wretch, loft to all i’enfe ot vi:tne...it has been said of P.... that vhile he was begging his mother’s blef ling on his k:*i .s, t Iter death-bed, he f.ol* her purse out of her pi cket, underneath her pillow. He was a rare fellow...treated friend* and fees alike ...rebbtd both. (7* le co Un\:cd.) Further retaras of Votes, given far t Member of Uangrtls, to fill the vacancy cccaiisned by the reugnaticn of Mr. Bryar., at a: Elec; .an heid on the Ift tiIIL— HANCOCK. CCWNTY. T> OUP, SMELT, SI SMELT, IJ7 TROUP, ii HARRIS; I