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THE REPUBLICAN. i si. is:r TBJXMsainxa day. IN COUNCIL; Savannah, 19th OcttStr, 1818.' The City Council of Savannah,'‘deeply hnptw ed. hri cowM**? '’wW»"4>Nr Mto* tWi—» »W «mMM> t* 9m. for ^ S’S'JZLUZ ftma oetw o«y JU, H a> Mt ***;». _ # _ too much for me. aonyfbri txtx&f* mi proper, that a day be set apart for , rf ' _ eoiria, lunumn and tutu: Be U, the-efo-e, resolved, That, THURSDAY, TWELETH NOVEMBER NEXT, be act apart aa adqr of Mttra ruiu, thasksoi rare and rum to Aupooto Coat and, that hi* honor the Uavor 4o requeat tlie Kererend Clergy of all denomina tiona to delirer appropriate diacouraca on that day. Extract from tlx aaintsiet • B. R. Cuyler, o. o GEXH1ML JACKSO.Y. Wo cbierrc with rrgret the nuny attempt* that are malting to inflame the public mind against tbit well tried hero and patriot. We ahould sup pose that tuch conduct it premature, inasmuch as ttbey cannot bare a full eiew of the ground on Which beaded. We ought to wait with patience till tne whole aflair it developed, when we shall then be enabled to draw our own inference!, and decide who ie culpable. There is no doubt in our mind, that the step# taken by general Jack son were justified in itself by circumstances, un der which be acted. Hia country ordered him to chastise the blood thirsty Seminoles— be pursued them through their forrests and their morasses —at length driven from their own atrong holds, they sought shelter in the forts of die treacher ous Spaniards. Was he to stop short of hit in functions? Was be to permit the savages to se cret themselves in the fortifications of the Span- iards? Was be in fact to suffer those fortifica tions to be garrisoned by an avowed enemy? Was the Spanish authority maintained therein? Were not the resources of Spain appropriated to the support of the Seminoles? Did not the common, dant of Pensacola supply them wifli munitions, provisions, tic? Were not these acts of hostility? and ought not Jackson to bare punished them? Certainly. Be law no redress for the past, or se curity for the future, without tlir taking and bold ing the Spanish posts—Without, the Seminole war would have been a mere farce. The disaffected of all dassci.wbUe, red, and black, would hiva resorted to them as a constant rallying point. Where to plan yjeir schemes, obtain their supplies, and mature their operations; and the vast expenses of the war been without profit. Jackson has de clared war, says some of the wiseacres—On the contrary, the Spanish authorities in Florida acted hostile!/ towards him and the forces under bis command, and he was bound to protect himself —and did so. And shall it be now said, that be cause Jackson baa chastised a covert foe, who was aiding and abetting an open enemy, he has deelar. ed war against Spain? Away with the ridiculous imputation. Jackson has been called amtiliou? So he is—“He is ambitious of doing good; ' v it ambitious of the love of bis country; he is, N, tious of leaving to posterity the legacy uf» , f Hot. In (he Republican of last evening we republished from the Nashville Whig, a dispassionate, and ar gumentative essay on the conduct of general Jackson, relative to the Florida question. In this day’s sheet, another essay on the same subjec^ and from the same pen, will be found, and will be read no doubt by many with great satisfaction. rom to sava Kiras azrcaiicAX. To SAMUEL KElt, Esquire. 8ia —The imLgnation of a deceived and injur- cd community, has driven you beyond the pale of protection; and pity alone bears with the out- rages you have committed against your firs’ solemn, editorial prospectus.— It was not to h. humor—tike up Repvbdca.—d.nird nonsense— can’t write—bad composition—no argument reason;—bat dang the facts—can’t read (hem— too hard. -Here, yon girl, take it away —don’t bora them—take them all, wr*h the other heap— Blind to the same shop—mind the count-know the price? bear you. ■ Go to the office—much con'osion-vmore anger—worse scolding—gave enpy I*» ppui^rdkC'Kr,: fkenogflb Ksw.artgnt? going to Milkd,crille— sorry fbrit—cannot help it— own taulv—friends left me.—Yost stick Pies*,— .catch him at Milledgerille—able enough—destort every word—good notion—FVnniAiK bores deep- tried hard—could not catch him—sorry for it—no Patriot—no King -no wretch—no editor—no Jew —no Christian—must be the devil Good bye, Stenny—Catch him at Miliedgeviile. -, OLD SNIPE. Died, at St. Mary’s, on Monday, the 12th in stant, Jakes Moan, erq. late of the house of Isaac Course & bon, merchants, Savannah, after a short and-distreasing illness, an his passage from Phil adelphia to tliat place. His remain* were interred with military honors by part of a detachment of United States’ troops. He was followed to the grave by the members of St. Mary’s Lodge and many other resnectsble citizens In the several relations of husband and friend he shone conspi cuous, and has left many fntnds to mourn bis untimely exit. SHIP NEWS.. PORT OP SAPAjrjfAiT. lift tty -Vj arrivals this Jurti.ocii—wtnd S. S. IP. amiiTKO, isuso, Steam boat Charleston, Utley, Charleston. Boat W sap, Augusta—cotton, tobacco and skins 4o Wiliam Gaston, John Lalbrop 2s Co. and Perry & Wright. Boat Augusta Packet, Augusta—with 141 bales cotton—to Johnston & llals, Thomas Gardner, Campbell & Cumming, Wm H Joyner, Perry & Wright, and U G Fowler. ciuiu, Ship Cotton-plant, Fasb, New-York. Brig General Jackson, Pearce, Providence,(n.i) Bng Othello, Mott, New-York. Brig Telegraph, Hill, New-York. Hrig Hero, bailey, Philadelphia. Schooner Milo, Beetle, New-York. bebooner Undaunted, Vanschayck, New-York. Schooner Aldebarun, Hamlin,* Boston. Sloop Charlotte Farqulur Delano, Wilmington (»• c.J Sloop Volant McLean, Charleston. Sloop Delight, Cooper Charleston. The ships Lady-Gallatin, Swain; Shamrock, M*Kown: John U Edward, Giles; and Francis a. Sarah, Boden, from Savannah, and Columbia, Stin son, from Charleston, arrived at Liverpool on the 3.it August. SE1PIPRECK —The sch’r Favorite, Farrin, three days from Savannah, bound to Baltimore, reiurneu yesterday, totally dismasted, having ex- perienceda very severe gale on Saturday hist, in the Gulf Stream, in lat. SI, 40, Ion. 79, 4J, which continued eight hours. We have been furnished with the followiifg extract from tier log-book: October 17, 1818.—These 24 hours commenced wnbbaid gales aiul cloudy, attended with squalls ol ram and a high cross sea from S. E. At 4 r ». look the buiinet off the foresail; at 10 p m. a dis tressing gale, a large sea going, and vessel labor- ing hard, unlit 3ix wheu the gale still increasing split the foresail; we immediately took in the re mains of it, and was setting the balance' reefed mainsail, w hen a sea stuck us and knocked the schooner u low beam cods. We Immediately put else helm up and endeavored to get her before the wind, but to no effect; we Iben hoisted the head of tlie jib, which split as fast as we hoisted; we then deemed it expedient to cut way the main mast, which was done—site would not then fall off nor aright; orders then were given to clear away tlie main mast, and in about 20 minues alter the sch’r partly arigbted, we pumped her out, and rigged up jury-masts, and made sail lor Savannah supposed, that one who was a monarchist in op. pressed and injured- Ireland, could be a republi ’ can, in independent America; interested and pe cuniary motives, may have produced a simulated change; but the same motives would as speedly have produced a recantation.—Our nation is said (by Foreigners) to be easily decc-ind,—that <mr fraternizing principle* admitted all classes, all de nominations, all political apostates, no matter un der what sun they may have been born, or in what creed they m»y have been educated,—vou have presumed upon these dicta, uttered without rea son, and supported without proof: and you too have been deceived. Your lamentations on the unfortunate death of an English Princess, was to derated, because Charity hoped it was the suffer, vngi of a woman, and not love for roval b!ood f that excited your sympT’hies; but charity itself was deceived. The crown that adorned, and the diadem that glittered on the brow of royalty, had bewildered your senses, and you forgot your ac customed prudence —Your youth found but few kindred spirits in s »ir native soil, and govern ment lad enlisted them in her ranks of spies and informers—they had talents, and were fortunate; they had courage, and were protected; you found yourself deserted, and you came to America: you sought promotion at the Bar. but you possessed the chicanery of your profession, and were defi cient in its solid ornaments and its deep hidden lore: you were disappointed, and embarked for New Orleans, from thence to Havana; thb gloomy habit of an inquisitor suited yoursuul, and you an ticipated preferment;—perhaps imagination had already placed you on the lofty throne of the in quisition and the religious victims of your malice Were already writhing in pleasing tor ure before your senses; but here too disappointment met you; tlie lurid glance of the inquisitor was in your eye, but the timid spirit of the apostate was in your heart. You then arrive in Savannah; shall I give you your portrait here? No- humanity pleads for you, and charity draws the veil over your trices. FKANKUN. Port of Norfolk, October 12. Arrived, sch’r Amanda, Gardner, from Balti more, in distress. The Amanda sailed from Bal timore 18.h Sept, bound to Rio Janeiro, with a cargo of flour, and on the 25th in lat So, ion 54, ex peri need a very severe hurricane, which con tinued until the next day, during which she cap sized, and lay in that situation. 5 hours, when by- cutting away the weather lati-yards the masts gave way and tlie v essel righted; her hatches, however, si ad burst off in the mean time, and her hold got ton the iiTinu atrrsucsi. MB. MACSYCHOPHANT, ekes THE HERO, -i —-Fine morning—u:.derstood now rank among memos*—oh! dang new name—call by the okl.—Harry dangedc—sick this morning—took too much last night—press went wrong-these hands of mine must be drove;—paper out bad time;— y.rttty well to day.—Come, take a imulots—had JSO braklast— why, Mot, its now ten - can't drink completely filled with water; and both boats, the cambouse, and cxery spar and block were wash ed from tlie deck, leaving nut a spare article of timber ot rigging behind Mr. Seaver, the super- cargo, was knocked overboard by a sea just be fore the schooner capsized, and was.lost. After the gale abated, got into the cabin and found ; btstlca of porter, which they divided among them, being the only refreshment of any kind they hail taken for the previous 38 hours. On the C9th, they were fallen i-j with by the ilrhiah brig Ro bert. 8 days out from St John’s, (a u) bound to Karbadoes, who kindly supplied them with a top mast, some square i igging anff blocks, a compass, Moore’s Assistant, 9j gallons of water, and 3 bis. of bread. Tlie A by the ship Grey-I niingo bound to NcwWork, who supplied tier wiih 40 gallons of waier sod half a bid of bread, and dies . together with some nv meat, were the only article* of aubsistei.ee the crew have had since the 25tli Sept. (.'apt. Gardner states, that alter the hurricane was over, and the weather had hecome fair, he saw the frigate Macedonian, in her crippled slate, but could make no signal, as he had nothing to make one with, or if lie had, no means of hoisting it. October 14. Arrived, sch’r Monticello, Varney, of Bristol, (Me.) from Philadelphia, in distress Tuesday night last, 8 days out from the capes of the Dela ware in 1st 36, Ion 65, experienced x severe gale from N N E. which caused the vessel to pitch with such violence that she carried away some ol Iter spars and sprung aieak; and in attempting to free her, found that both pumps were choked. With difficulty, however, a hole was opened in the run, and after opening the hatches and throwing over about 2000 bushels of corn, (which was done after the gale had abated) was enabled by extraordina ry exertion in bailing, to keep her free: Capt. V. then continued to bear away for tbis port, be- tog the most convenient, in order to refit, and has arrived with 4 feet water in her bold. Port of Philadelphia, October 10. Arrived, seb'r St Helena, Taylor, 18 davs from St Thomas Oct S, at 12 meridian, off Cape Hat- teras, picked up the crew of the schooner Alonzo' rapt Smith, of New-York, in the long-boat, being 7 in number, tbe ’ vessel having founoered that morning just before'day break, in a heavy gale from the S E. Capt Smith was bbond from the Grand Cayman to New-York, with a car?” of su gar and molasses, aid bad been out £] cays "Hu crew narrowly escaped from the wreck with their lives, with iut saving any of tbeir clothing, or even time to procure a little bread and water to take in the boat. . Schooner Neptune, Barnet, Matanxas, 12 days. Sept 28, a: 3 r w discovered the British brig Eli za. Murpoy. tr-m Jamaica, in ballast, for Phila delphia, ashore on Ctarnforfi Reef; at 5, came too within a quarter of a mile of the brig. Capt B. went on board and took off tbe captain and crety, 7 in number, and 3 boxes of Spanish dollar*. Port of Nfcss.Ysrk, Octeber 12. Arrived, ship Inda, Tompkins, Liverpool, 49 days; French frigate Dutches of Berry, Veres- . from Martinique, via fce latter place 26*h Sept;—Ihe Septi Courier, Rowne. Liverpool 36 dtvs: FALL and WINTER GOODS. . Captain Oiler, will .tart tor Charleston TO- MORROW, the f JJd at half past two o’clock — For passage or light freight apply to the master on board, at Howard’s wharf, or to Hall Hoyt oct 31 1202 ’ Bv tbe thins Oglsth-tpx, f just arriv'd fromXhierpool, Pallat and Mary-Jlnn, tbe subscribers have DRYGOODS; Comprising a complete assortment ot tPooScn, tr^n/d, Comn. Zsneri and Silt OOODSi which have been carefully selected by one.of the firm— ' **■ “ “ ®e or package, at' ■ cotton or approved ANDREW LOW & CO. yMGo<zr. and- trill £e sold, by the piece moderate advance* tor cash, cot • ANDREW aept 17- For sale, Landing from t/upMUij from Iivtrpoil, 38 bales Plains 55 casks London bottled Porter, of superior qua- )ity JOHN BOGUE &t oct 31 X 202 Cullen's Liquid Magnesia, Just received and tor safe by - John F. Pouyat, oct 21 c 202 opposite tlx Exchange Flatus, Blankets 8$ Hoes..- 50 bales white and blue Plains, well assarted 20 bales Lodon duffil Blankets, well assorted 20 cavks patents Hoes, no. 2, 3 ft 4 Three hundred and seventy pa Just received by the Hittjr from Liverpool and ^ ghoe*, selected particularly I or sale on liberal terms by • try market. SAM for sale . BACON & BRUEN Exchange soharf Also tv stove roa isiz, 250 heavy heavy invent ess Bagging 50 tierces London Brown Stout (Whitfield s) 20 tons russia old sable axe-bar Iron 20 tons swedes Iron, assorted 100 bbls. st eroix Sugars 30 boxes negro Pipes, 6 gross each 1800 bushels prime yellow Corn 40 bbls. new wheat Flour 2 large Waggons 1 elegant N ewark made Gig and Harness 600 bushels ground Liverpool Salt . oct 21 a| 202 For sale A Birocbe with Harness complete, and a pair of well broke Horses For terms apply at the counting bouse of JOHN GUEN1N ft CO. oct 21 202 S. C. §■ J Schenk Rave just received, and are now opening, An extensive assortment of JWJCfiii-lSo- OUS WORKS, and a complete assortment ot American SCHOOL UOOKS and Sl'.iPlOJ\~- Jinr. Country merchants can now be supplied on the most liberal terms. Orders from individu als, or from public institutions; will be executed with the least possible delay. A liberal discount made to pubiic institutions and gentlemen pur chasing libraries. F They have received the following new poblica- tiont: „ Rcligiout World Displayed, or a View of the four Grau-i Systems of Religion, by Robert Adam, 3 vols 8vo—y>7 50 Captain Paddock’s Narrative of the ship Oswe go, on the coast of Barbary—gl 75 Greenland and the adjacent beas to the Pacific Ocean, by Barn aril O’Reilly—£1 50 A new edition of Riley* Narrative, to which is added a new and interesting Narrative of the Shipwreck of the ship Oswego—g3 Lectures on the Holy Scriptures, by Wm. Jones, Kill s—gl 75 • A Grammar of the English Language, by William Cobbett _ ■ A Manuel of Chirurgicat Pharmacy, by WODam Meade, is Fifth and sixth volumes of Durell’a edition of Shakespeare Masonick Melodies, set to Music—gl 50 Picket’s Copy Book ALSO An assortment of Reeves’ Water Colors Pocket Thermometers, English durable Ink oct 21 A 202 tv. T. Williams jcst m.ctiVED J, Briton’s Fine Arts ol the English School, with elegant Engravings after the first English masters—folio i>. Wcstall’s Poets—13 vols 12mo Swift’s Works, by Walter Scott—19 vols 8vo Richardson’s Works—19 vols 8vo Memoirs of Rob Roy Raffle’s Letters during his Tour thro’ France, Savoy, Switzerland, Germany, and tbe Netherlands, in 1817 Westfall’s Bible, with elegant Engravings, bound with taste—in 3 vols quarto Brown’* Sett-Interpreting Bible—2 volumes quarto Mieheaux’s American Siiw, No 3 Analectic Magazine for October Burrell’* Shakespeare, voi 5 ai.d 6, for subscribers oct 21 32 202 * Wants a situation A young,man, who- has* knowledge of ac count* and understands book-keeping—will en gage on moderate terms, as employ is his object A line addressed to J M D. at the office of this paper, will meet with every attention, oct 21 * 202 Missing, Supposed to be landed from ship Cotton Plant, a Trunk and Box, marked C. & B. otJC. Bradley, containg some articles of milenary, any informa tion respecting it will be tliankfully received by C. Bradley net 21—l—202 Lost, Snpposed to have been taken through mistake, from alongside of the brig Hero, Dying at Pelot’s w harf, two Trunks, contents unknown, marked P. -Any information respecting them wiU be thank fully received by tbe subscriber. John F. Pouyat, ocl 21 e 202 opposite the Exchinge Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. THE SUBSCRIBER BAS JUST RECEIVED, By brig Speedy P*ace and ether recent arrivals, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, CalcuUttetl Jo- tlx prist’it t.tid approaching season; Which, together with hD former general assort ment, are offered for sale on accommodating terms. WILLIAM S. G1LLETT. ALSO A few canisters Gunpow-der TEA, of superior quali'y. oct 20 » ex 3*»1 Flains, Blankets, t£c. tgc. The nbseribets have received, by Ihe Oglethorpe from liverpoel, and stvcral other tats arrivals, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PACKAGES FALL and WINTERGOODS; Comprising a very general axortment of Staple and Fancy Articles; Which they oiler for tale, at a moderate ad vance, for cash, cotton, or zpprored paper, at the corner stand formerly occupied by Messrs. Gau- dry & Dupon. C. KELSSY & CO. oet 8 is 194 Gea'dine Cologne Water For sale, very rheap, at Keiesxi It Besdib’s, 3*rnard-street, east aide, south of Hufcet touarc oct 29—1 201 ^ _ The subscribers have received by the ship Ogle thorpe, a large proportion of tbeir fall supply, consisting of Woollens, Cottons, Lineqs ana Silk Goods; Hardware, CuMlery. Crockery*are, Ac. which they offer for sale, either by the piece or package, on accommodating terms. James Dickson & Co. sept 24 — as 188 £/■ Take Notice. The subscribers have the pleasure of announc ing to their friends, and the public in general, that they liavt just received an extensive assortmens of the best superfine CLOTHS and KERSEYMERES, with every other article made use of fit their line; and, as the selection was made by one of the part ners, from the most extensive assortment in New- York, they flitter themselves that it is now in their power to please such at may honor them with a call. CANNON & FOWLfeR, oct 13 196 .Merchant Tailors | Fresh Boots and Shoes. JUST BSCLIVSD try i oct 13- si TBS BB1S AL3USA, . packages of Boots ' for the op coun- IUEL EVANS, east of the Ei change. Fresh Shoes. Tlie subscriber* beg leave to inform their friends and the public that they have taken tlie stand for merly occupied by E. S. Kempton; where they offer for sale a general assortment of ladies and gentlemen’s SHOES and BOOTS, of the first quality and newest fashions; and will endeavor, by their unremitted exertions, to give general sa tisfaction to their customers. Ponterny & Bcnntt. oct 20 201 Just received 100 barrels fresh Philadelphia Flollf 30 do fair view Gin 30 do NERum IS do mint Cordial, at 75 cents per gallon 25 casks Goshen Cheese 25 kegs blue and white Starch 20 boxes spermaceti Candles 5 bhds Jamaica Rum, 4th proof 17 kegs Richmond chewing Tobacco, 8 twists to the pound 30 boxes Raisins 15 barrels Schiedam Giu 3 hhds - do do Scotch and Macabau Snuff 100 dozen beat Curdials, as cried; and A constant assortment of this article will be kept on band. Confectionary Store, Bay-I ane, On the stme lot, where a complcat assort- ment of Sugar Plumbs, Almonds, Mint Drops, Lemon Candy, Mint ditto, Rock ditto, and every article of Pastry can be asked for in this branch; also whichevery description, by Gaudry % Bufaure, oct 19 m 200 AUCTIONS. . To-Morrow, the SSd Inst. wm be told at the etwegf Limas P.siee.eeq immn didttly below She store.■ f Mcure. Cemochos Sf ■ Mitchel, Button’s range, 2 28 ^«5«° rrONBAGGING Damaged On board (be schooner Harriet Newell, SJilnLwreNll fiM M. Herbert, auct'r. oct St SOS * To-Morrow, October 23, : FiX be sold ref >e our store, WITHOUT BXSSSTl, 200 pieces prime Inverness COTTON BAGGING 59 crates well assorted CROCKERY 3 trunks fancy CALICOES 20 puce* white negro Plains Terms—all sums under 500 dollars, cash; over 500, four months; with approved endorsed notes, Sale to cemmtnce at 11 o'clock Williford <£• Baker, auct'rs. oct 21 202 On Friday next, the 23d instant, WILL BI SOLD; WITHKCT BUSBYS, Before ihe otore of Messro. Bacon U Brmem, TO CLOSE COHitOSXia-M, 200 pieces heavy Inverness COTTON RAGGING 50 tierces best London bottled PORTER 30 boxes negro PIPES Terms—sums under 200 dollars, cash, over, 'and not exceeding 500, sixty days; over 500 to 1000 dollars; four months; over 1000, six months for approved endorsed notes.. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock M. Herbert, auct’r. On the 21st day of November next, WiU be sold ,U Ihe shop, in the Market square, oc cupied Let rtf ore by Joseph Kitchen, * All the remaining stock of Saddlery and Shop Furniture in the laid shop, together with tbe Lease and Buildings. Particulars at the day of sale. Juhn Laltra, Abraham Carlilc, Edmund Kinsey, N. B. The creditors of Josxrn Kitcxiw are again requested to render tbeir demands without delay to J. CUYLER, oct 21—202 attorney Jor the assignees iart at tne oay oi sate. Jldministrator’s sales. On the Jiret V 'uetday in December next, WiU be sold at the court house, in the city of Sa> vannth. hetwppn the hours of 10 ind a !2 o’clock. Gray Sf Finder (tklvais’s wharv) Offer for sale A complete and extensive assortment of S HIP CHANDLERY, on moderate terms and long ere dit Among which jO coilibolt Rope orteaCo 300 coils assorted Cordage 100 bolts first quality Russia Dunk 50 do seconddo do do 50 do English Duck, suitable for tarpaulins 152 pieces Ravens Duck . 1200 gallon* Linseed, Spermaceti and Train Oil 700 kegs Paint, assorted colors, ground in oil 10 casks yellow Ochre and Spanish Brown, dry 12 rolls sheet Lead Sheathing Copper Copper Nails and Spikes 159 casks cut and wrought Nails 50 casks Spikes, assorted sizes 100'boxes Glass, 8 by 10 and 10 by 12 ALSO 2 dozen steel Corn Mills, with fly wheels 5 pipes genuine French Brandy- 70 whole and fifty lialf barrels new Flour 100 barrels pilot and middling Bread 50 barrels prime beef, Ac. oct 20 201 R. Raiford Will attend to the sale or purchase of Negroes, Land, Cotton, See. at the shortest notice for a mo derate commission. Cry Wanted about twenty Negroes: oct JO 201 Notice. The subscriber will be absent from thia city for tome time, during which period, doctor Ja- cob Dx La Motta, his copartner, will attend to any calls made on him in tbe Medical Department, he is also fully authorised to give receipt for any monies that may be paid «n acconnc of the firm, or on my own. MOSES SHEET ALL. oct 20—^—201 To Planters,'Merchants, country Store keepers, and all who deal in Drugs and Chemicals. v JOHN F. POUYAT, orrosiT* toe xxcbaxge, saVakhah, Eat just received by numerous arrivals, THREE HUNDRED PACKAGES COST AIN I.VO GEXUJ.YE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, Surgical instruments, shop Furniture, Vials as. sorted, patent Medicines, of every description; and in short, every article usually found and dis pensed in a medical store; all of which have been carefully selected by himself, and he confidently recommends them to be genuine—for sale, w hole sale and retail, at his Drug and Chemical stoic, at tlie lowest prices, for cash, town acceptances, or the usual credit to punctual customers. All orders will be thankfully received, and put up with neatness and despatch. Medicine Chests, with printed direction*, for plantations, vessels and family use, put up with care at the shortest notice. ox HASS, 50 barrels Glauber Salts 5X1 kegs 1st quality white Lead, ground in oil 20 boxes role Rrimstone in do do in do do in do do in do do Prussian JJIue Venetian Red Yellow Ochre Vezdigme Philadelphia Green, in oil Verdeter Blue and Green Copal Varnish; paint Brushes Assorted patent Yellow Spirits Turpentine Vermilioo; Lamp Oil, winter strained. Camel’s bair Pencils, tcc. Sec. sept 22——ft——187 John C. Holcombe Having taken tbe ware-house lately occupied by Flewelfin St Dickinson, offers bis services in the FAOTORAVUa ROMJRlSSIOJtLIRE. His store houses are now undergoing a thorough repair for the reception of produce, merchandize, ■&e.—- and s-yict attention wm be paid to all basi- ,.fw committed to hit care ^tuguria, CCaJJely I, 1818. f 156 vannah, between the hours of 10 and-2 o’clock, The following Negroes, viv: Move, Celia, Nan ny and Dinah; the property of the estate of Ben jamin Lavinder, deceased. By order of the court of ordinary of Chatliam county. John llaupt, adm’r. ' oct 19 200 Jldministrator’s sales. On Ox first Tuesday in December next. Will be sold at the court house, in the city of Sa vannah, between tbe hour* of 10 and 3 o’clock. The following Negroes, to wit: Sue, Pleasant, Statira; the property of the estate of Sarah Gue. rad. By order of the court of ordinary of Chat ham county. Peter Guerard, adm’r. oct lb 200 Sheriff’s sale. On the fins Tuesday in November next, WiU be sold at the court-house, in Iticeborough, between the usual hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, A tract or lot of Land, dtuate in tlie Sixth Dis trict, in the county of Baldwin, containing two hundred two and an half acres, known and dis tinguished by the number fifty seven—levied on as the property of John Souiegree, deceased, to satisfy an execution in favor of Claries Floyd, for the use of Robert Barnwell—said property point- ill out by Joseph Austin, adm’r. William Wilson, s. l. c. oct 3 • 192 Sheriff’s sale continued. On the first Tuesday in November next, Will be told at the court-brute in Jefferson, Camden county, between the hours of 10 and3 o’clock, A negro man named Synden levied on as the property of Randolph M'Gillis to satisfy an exe cution • the governor for the use of Hugh M’Call vs. Asa Holton, Daniel Copp, Edward Shearman, James Smith; Randolph M'Gillis and William Gibson. Isaac Bailey, s. c. o. oct I 191 Soap and Candles. The subscriber as agent for a manufactory will keep a constant supply of these articles of the best qiSlity. Families can be supplied by the box, and dealers with any quantity at the lowest prices. He has now in store- 110 boxes l«t quality mould Candles 25 do do dipt do 100 half boxes first quality bar Soap also 100 barrels N E Bum 60 casks cut Nails, assorted 40 barrels Muscovado Sugar 4 pipes Li* Madeira Wine 20 reams printing Paper \ 40 do wrapping Paper 20 bags Ginger S. D. PABKMAN oct 19 ?l 200 Bank Stock For sale by S. B. PABKMAN oct 19 .fx 200 Dr. Jonas Cutter Has removed to Doctor Harris's, Market square oct 20—1 201 Medical Retail Store. Dr. Kaxioia, having opened a store in Barnard- street, east side, second door south of the Mar ket-square, in conjunction with Mr. Sahvsl Bzx- mm, under tbe firm of Kbzeszb & Bzimsa, soli cits the patronage of hi* friend* and the public.— His partner will attend solely to the business, in whose knowledge, carefulnen and attention eve ry confidence may be placed. His stock embraces the greatest variety of warranted genuine Medici nes, which he considers worthy the notice cf fa milies, physicians and planteis. / oct 19 * 2 JO The subscriber Having leased the whirl and dock, next hut ie below 'that occupied by Messrs. Blows, UatiHz & Co. announce* to bis fr.rnds and the pubi c, ti|»t he will, on the first of November next, commence the LUMBER FACTORAGE and COMMISSION'BUSIJPESS on aa.d wharf. George W. Collins. sept 10 ■ f —162 y Notice. The subscribers have taken tbe west ead.of the fire-proof stores on Jones’ wharf, below tbe Ex change, and now tender tbeir services to their- friends and tbe public in tbe transaction ot COM* MISSION BUSINESS in general. Laroche h Watson, oct 17 Mt 199 Plain* and Blankets. 50 hales vtausaad alsnkietsrir-o^kcd per Hrtty from Liverpool, for atV by , • R- $ J. H^beribhm. oet 20 ca SOI __ ,