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► V (bat tfie cruize of the. Congest will be rendered particular!/ atrtijervient to the > iBprovemenilof-the officers, with which View it is underatooil captam Henley, uln* .»» now Den attending; her preparation)), is making y.tjj judicioo* arrangement*, cal culated to call into active fcxerciie the best intelligence of those gentlemen who are So fortunate as, to be attached to the fri gate for this desirable ierbize. a To the ju nior officers in partkolar will this oppor tunity, bo impoHapI, by exciting a iauila- ble emulation to excel in the discharge of those duties; (he able'and dignified fulfil ment of w|iich places, the navy on so high a ground, jn tr.<j estimation of the people of this coaptrj.—Norfolk Beacon, (Jc\. 12; From the New-IIaven Register, of Oct. 10. THE LEGISLATURE. The general assembly of Connecticut convened in this city last Thursday. On the Wednesday proceeding, his excellency the governor was met about two. miles from town by toe 2d troops horse guards, commanded by major Prescutt; the sheriff siT the county of New-Haven and his suite, end a large and respectable cavalcade of citizens, by whom he was escorted to his lodgings in town. On Thursday the horse guards,'together with the 2d company of governor’s foot guards, commanded by ma jor R. Hotchkiss, captain Blake’s .corps ol > light artillery, and lap lain Kimberly’s flank company (it. infantry! were on duty. At 11 o’Wock thtiy formed the line, and es corted thi- governor and council to tlu- Xtate hobsc. The weather was favorable for the-parade, and the appearance of the different enpps, and the accuracy with which their evolutions were performed, did great credit to the respective officers On duty, and to the meh under their com mand. The house of representative, was organ ized by the choice of tiidcim Thompson, esq. (republican) speaker, anil Samuel A. Foot and Henry W. Ed wards, esquires, (both republicans) clerks. On balloting for the officers of the house, the strength of parties appeared to be 117 republican members to 64 federal. Republican ma jority 53. At about 12o’clock both bouses met in the council chamber, where bis excellen cy the governor delivered the following SPEECH: Gentlemen of the council, Mr. Speaker, and Gentlemen of the home of Bepre,cnta'ire,— I offer you my congratulations, on the circumstances under which ymi are now convened. Our country continues to en joy the blessings of peace and tranquilitv: a fertile season lias been accomplished with general health; abundant supplies have rewarded the exertions of the hus bandman; agriculture, manufactures, arts ami science, are in a state of progressive improvement; our internal commerce is flourishing, ami that with foreign countri es, is gradually surmounting the embarrjis- ments under which it lias labored. This combination ot prosperous events; de mands united expressions of devour gra titude, to the bem-ficent parent of nattfre. from whom all these blessings have been tierivetl. In pursuance ol a resolution of the last gcueral assembly, a convention of delega tes from the towns in this state, assembl ed at Hartford, who, after a sedulous at tention ' he trust reposed in them, formed constitution of civil government for the people uflhis state, which was sub mitted to their consideration, on the first Monday of the present month. If it shall appear, from th<* returns to be made to this assembly, that the plan of the convention has been approved by the people, a revi sion of some of our laws, for the purpose of rendering them conformable to the provisions of that instrument, may be deemed expedient. 'die measures which 1 have, on Inrmer occasions, recommended to the notice of the general assembly, have in my judg ment, lost none of, their- importance.■ If you entertain a similar opinion, and the other business of the session is suelj, as to afford leisure for the■ purpose,“they will doubtless receive your consideration. I am happy in being able to inform you; that I know of no other subjects of general con cern, which appear to require yuur atten tion. In this favored country, the only legiti mate objects of legislation, are the securi ty of equal rights and privileges, to every portion of our fellow citizen-; and these sibjivts can only be attained, by laws en forcing the observance of strict and im partial justice. In proportion to the im portance of those subjects, which may come under consideration, the obligations of sincerity, candour and mutual forbear ance will be increased. That our mutual consultations miy result in promoting the best interest* of our constituents, is the fervent wish uf my heart, Oliver Wolcott. General .heeiahly, October Scion, 1818. The report on taxation, submitted (o the legislature last spring by the committee on that subject, has been ordered to be printed for the use of the member^. We ’understand this subject will be taken up early next week. THE CONSTITUTION. The votes given in the several towns on the question of ratifying this instrument, were- canvassed las’t Thursday and on Fiiday morning, the committee reported to the assembly the following result, viz. that thete were ’ In favour of ratifying 13,918 ' ’ Against it 12,3b t • Majority 1,554 Ofcourae the constitution as reported by the convention of delegates has now been adopted by. the people, and from hence forth will be the supreme law -ot the state. -The returns from Burlington were not received in season to be counted.—That town gave a handsome majority in favor of the'Cbnstitutrun* which, il taken into the account, would swell the actual majority ■in the state, i.u favor of ratification, to noi far from sixteen hundred vote*. After the committee bail made tiieir report to the house, the result was welcomed bv a nation al salute pf 22 guns frniivfwo pieces of arti*iery on the public square, the Reven ue Cutter in the harbour, and 'a fi-jd piece’ stationed in Broadway. Tne new Nat- ionaffiag was hoisted at the liberty pole, ami a standard, with, the worii ‘‘Cr.rrstitu- ti'il}” upon it, raised ^th*’flag-staff in Broadwgy. . The bell* , ot the different churches commenced .ringing at the ’firing offhe. first gun,-and.r«»finned till the fir ing ceased . Most of. the shipping in the harbuur displayed their colors at' mast head. • .' < - .. i. We can now,congratulate our fellow citi zens. throughout the state, on the happy result of the struggle which Connecticut has undergone in obtaining a constitution of civil government. At. the same time, we disdain to exult over the piisfortuncs or fidlies of a fallen enemy- We wisu the friends ot king Charles’ Charter nothing worse, than that they may become good subject* and quiet citizens under the new Constitution. They ought to remember, that the royal q'lartrr was not the prize lor which our fathers fought and bled ill the revolutionary contest,—nor is the charter, what was promised po.i^rity dar ing the trying times of that eventful pe riod. Those mud politicians who have in times past, kept op a petty, not.expensive warfare on the p.:,t of the state,, against the constituted authorities of the United .States, we trust will in future see the bil ly of again attempting to separate Connec ticut from the great republican family — Let us then hail the day, uti which our constitutinu was ratified,by the people, as the day on which Connecticut became in fact, what she has lie mi hi name heretofore, a member of the A Mi.RICAN UNION. AMERICAN BANKS. It is said, that there are no less than 375 chartcie.l banks in"the United States, and 8 in .operation without charters. Of the 375 clwrtercd banks, 38 are in Massachu setts; 15 in Rhode Island; 42 ill the state pf New-York; 59 in Pennsylvania;’’’25 in Marylanjl; 15 in the district of' Columbia; 28 in Ohio; 43 in Kentucky; and 17 in Yir- inia... ' * '■ v : i.., i THE REPUBLICAN. SAVANNAH, THURSDAY EVENING. UCTpilEH 22, 18 8. FOREIGN Through the attention of our corre' pomlent at New*Yoik, we are enabled to by before our rea ders, London dates to the 30th August. An in* leresting urricle will be found in our second p.'ge* relation to the Florida*, and execution of Ar- buthnot and Ambiister, to which we inv.tethr at tention of our readers. Tnese subjects continue to attract the serious attention of the British poll* ttcians, who of* late have became very particular about the affairs of America That we are envied and hairei by the predominant -party .in .England, their every word, their every deed betrays 99 — We tan neither add an inch to our territory, nor a ship to our navy, but the ministerial writers cake wing,and ascend to the-«ikie$, “worry ing bea ven” with their complaints. It is said that “straw* indicate which way the wind blows;” and the late change of tone in the British writers, as clearly shews that bow much soever our country may have once been contemned, har growing pros perity and strength, in t!»c eyes of the British wri. tors, are not n**sv quite so despicable. The' ho mage patd to «>ur “fir built f’igates,” is enough to gratify our proudest national feelings. The allied sovereigns of Europe were to have assem bled at Aix la Chapelie some ti’-sin the begin ning of the present month. It is hinted, that among other subjects to which their attention will be called, the dispute between the United States and Spain will not be the least important. We can have no objection to the members of the ho- |y alliance freef drcussw’ff the m.tte** »n contro versy bet A ten ua and Spam; but further they mus not go. We cut nnivige ‘our own affairs in our own way, without the interference of mediators. D ; cd, at Harsimus, (V .1) Mr Cohnelii** Van vorst tl*e proprietor of the town of Jersey, a« the advanced &ge of J /—leaving property to the a- mount of half a m llion of dollars. ——, at Pittsburgh, on the 17lh Sept, last, bre- ret-major John Fintunp. late of t:.e 22d regt U S infant ry. Majoi Pent'.and entered the sen ice at the commencement of the iate war. with the rank of captain, ami during its continuance reap ed a full share of its dangers aud vicissitudes. He was at the taking of York and Fort George, and servtd in the memorable expedition down iheSt Lawrence. ' In tho.ariiuous com. aign of *814, he was* one of th* gallant band who formed the bvi gade of gen Scott; ami at the battle of Bridge- water,-he led the advanced guard. On that glo rious, tbouc-h fatal, night, he received two balls, bf which his right l.-g and arm w *re broken, and * hen our army retired, being Itfi on the field, was ta ken bythe enemy. After the amputation ol his leg, and after having encountered a variety of suf fering. with a fortitude which attracted applause, even from his enemies, capt. Pentland returned home on parole, and shorty after was rewarded for his gallant n with the brevet rank of major.— His amputated limb never healed, and finall/ caus ed hi> death. SHIP NEWS. pout of sjtr.taw.tff. Sloop General-Jackson. Shepherd, Havana, 17 days —with oranges—to tt*e master Spoke the United State** achooncr Lynx, lieutenant com mandant Madison, on Monday last, offTybee bar, bound to Charleston, from St Mary's. The sloop General-Washington, from New-York, arrived at Havana the day betore the Gencnd-Jackson sailed Steam-boat Charleston, Utley, Charleston, (no ticed > e»tenUy) 2 da} 5, inland. Passenger*— Samuel Russel and famly, Mrs Moers, Mrs Can- te*\ .Mi>> Ihigass, Miss Meihado, H Potter, J Gor don. J .tots Priser, J Wilson, T Wyley, W*J Law. reiue, C Cross, Mons. Baulin and son, masters Francis, .Lines, and Atphonce Utlaunejr, and two servu ts. Spoke the ste*nr-boat Georgia, Tall- matlgv, from this port f r Charlesqu on Tuesday evening last, rear Beaufort. [Q3*rbe passengers tender their sincere (hanks to capt Utftjr, for his attention ana pjitencks to tfiecn during their pas ser. aims, Brig AuiilU, Howbnd, Htw-York Sphoeoer Mary & Stone, j . Sloop Union, Salowich, Darieiv ’' : ^ ^ The steam boat Charleston, Chiries- ton thb afternoon at hilfpaJt two n'etock- ; . .MEMORANDA. f v The brigs Eagle; Silh, and Frances, ind schV Eoterprize, were’up at Providence, (R. I,)to sail on or about the 20th inst. for Savannah. The brig S»mp«pn v . .schhooncrs M inekya, ; * and Five-Sifters, were advertised at Bostoir to sail for tms port on the 11th inst # * The schooner E»gle,- *BIye, war to from 'Philadelphia, f-nt *h»« port; on tl|e 17th* j, # The sloop Candidate, was to sail for tha^port^ fmmChsricston. ytl-terday^ r ; . '. ' . ; , .The sloop Neutnne, flopxins, cleared at Pro vidence, (R l) fur (his’Wrt, on the Wthiitit. * « .The brig Qroamho. Hodman, 8 days Vi om this port, bound to New'-York, ’put into Hampton Buads on the t2th 4 Inst. for a harbor. NorrcE To Mariners bound to Savannah.. A large buoy, with a white top, has bern placed on the Bar of this harbor in four and a half fathoms water—the light-house on Tybee west, distant four .md a half milse—tU beacun and light-house nearly in one. The deepest watf-r is between the buoy and the south breaker head- A. NICHOLS, harbor master. Savannah, October 22, 1818. N. B. Editors of papers in sea ports will serve the interest '*f the public by publishing this notice Port of Charleston, October 20. Arrived, brig Pegassus, Arnold, Prov idence (R I) 7 days. Left ship U’sing Slates, Church; brig James Monroe, Hud; and schooner Leander, Weeks, a l for this port, to sail in 4 or 5 days.— On the Utli inst off Block Island, spoke ship. Uceai), 71 days from Goltenburg bound to New port, (K!) and supplied her.with pdowigipijs. Seh*r Cvane, (i f Riclinitmil) Kdlund* Turk’s* Island, 21 Java .Left ship West-Point, Brown, for New-Ycirk, and brig Prize, Bart, for Rhode* Island, (o .ail in a few day*. Cctrfber 5, lat 30 36 Ion 73 spoke sch’r North Star, from Boston bound to Mobile. Oct 6, lat 31, Ion 73,30, spoke brig John, from N Vork bound to New Orleans.— The Cyane sailed from Turk’s Island about the 28th ult. bound to New-York, but having experi enced much bad weather and head wii ds. nearly all the passage, was obliged to put into flape Fear, (N C) tor a harbor On the 18th inst. sailed fmm Cape Fear, in order to proceed qp hfr voy age. but again encountering head winds, and a very heavy gale from N N E. in the Gutf Stream on Saturday lust, in which she sprung aleak, sprung her foremast, ami split the fore and main sail*, was compelled to put into this port to repair damages. The steam-boat Charleston, und«.r the com mand of capt Utley, started yesterday morning on her first trip for the season, to 1 Sarannuh through the inland passage, with about 2U pa-. Wengers. She is fitted up in the best manner, and has on board as pilot capt Samuel Harvey, who is thoroughly acquainted with the coast, inlets, and inland waters «• •••*' *' 1 Port of Philadrlphia, Oct0ber 13, Below, ship Rebecca Sims, Burton, 42 ds from Liverpool, will a fill cargo of dry goods; Nwitb thelo-s of foremast, mamma t, &c. in the gale of the 27th September. Ab » below, the dismasted ship Hunter, Reyne- gan, from Bordeaux 38 days; and a ship, name unknown. Capt Iteynegun sailed from the Cor dovan 2*1 Sept tri m llu 2.’d to the 5Ji October, experienced very had weather; and on the 3bth Sept. i.*» t a heavy gale, lat 41, Ion 55, carried away the foremast, innintopmast.and jib-bucm, andlost part of their sails and rigging. FROM OCR COUItESPOXDEKT. .Merchants* Hall, Poston, Oct 10—1 p. M. Arrivrd, English brig Phoebe, Anderson, New # York 3 days; brig Martha'Jane. Fall, Baltimore, 11; sch’fs Experiment, Percival, Richmond, 15, W r m Penn. Foster, Philad. 3; Sanford & William Baker, Charleston; Abigail, Elwell, Halifax, 4 Brig Fwift. Orme, St Thomas, S3 Left schV Laura. Bourne. Savannah, in 13 days; Alexandria, Smith, for leeward; Torn Luv Bald pi ore; Deca tur, Bell, waiting: Mary, D.iver, Porto Rico.— Brig Achsah-Ann. and Mary, and Columbia, Cox, had sailed for Porto Rico Spoke, sept J7, lat. 2 Ion 62, sch’r Wm & Johm l)t: %.;n, 15 day.‘ from Baltimore for Porto Rico. At quarantine, ship Hornet*, Clifford, (late Oli ver) Martinique, 22 da\$. Cleared, brigs Brutus, Clark, Havana; Plant, Smith, Hamburg; Richmond, Turner, Richmond; sch’rs Pocket, Foster, Philadelphia; Albicore, Ful ler. Plyim uUi, (n c); Hoops Chuuncev, Rulkley, N York; Mary, Bulkier, do; Victory, Hawley, do Per of Norfolk, October 13. SEA SERPENT AGAIN. Captain Pratt, of the sch’r Sally, from Provi dence, arrived this day, furnishes the following information:—“Oct 3, lat 37, 12, Ion 75, 30, fell in with what I, and all on beard, believed to be the far-famed Sea Serpent. Ordeitd out my boat and with my mate and one seaman, armed with harpoons, hatchets. &c. for our defence* appn 1 *®* 11 ^ ed, with awful feelings, this wonderful *. Having got so near to him. that all deception was at an end--judge, oh my countrymen! what must our feelings at this critical moment hav»been— when to our great mort : firation and utter astonish ment it actually' turned out t« be a schooner’s most and y«rdf At a distance, this spectacle vrib so imposing, and exactly carreapond'tng with die various account* already published to anaslomsh ed world, that had we not approached and exam ined for ourselves, we should in all human e pro- bablity have reported, on our arrival in Alexan dria, and no doubt sealed the story by a solemn declaration, (had our veracity been called in Ques tion) “/Ac/ ve had absolutely seen the great.Levin- then of the mighty die p. 99 Joseph ICopman, SjBTK-t and sight gibbon's rancx. Has received, bp several late arrivals, A very general and well chosen a»ortfnent of fancy and staple English, French a*»d Canton 'GOODS* which are wftered At wholesale or retail on accommoda jog terms GOOD GOODS. William P. Beers 8£ Co. An now opening at old .tend, corner it Rtougliton an.t Whitaker utreets, an enenaive as*' (orttnentof DUY GOODS, which will be aold at law pric*a. at witalesale or retail. ' . net 2S—i— ra ‘J03 100 pieces Cotton Bagging, k'uraalc by Wm. P. Beers & Co. net 22 yt—i-'J03 Thread Laces. A large assortment of TURK AD LACES, of the most elegant and newest patterns. F* r sale by W. P. Bceni&Co. orr 22 — — t— Mrs. Rebecca T. Shearer Inform' het.friends and tlac public that she has just received, by the brig Sprei y-Peace and other late arrivals from New-York, an exiensjre and very elegant assortment of MILLENARY, of the latest fashions; winch are ofTeied for sale at her store opposite to J E White & C*». St Julian street— Among which are the lolloviit.g. viz: Elegant I>eghcm Mid straw Bonnets Do satlii* and velvet Bonnets and Hats Lace Cap.- and Turband» India Cumbi ic and muslin worked Rands Ostrich and Down Feathers Gown Trimmings, new and very rich Rich Ornaments fo/ head dresses Swansdown and other Trimmings Elegiitt figured silk Handkerchiefs, a new article lia r Nets, PrizcLts, gold and aJver Baucis, &c net 2 - * -ca 203 Wheat, Rye and Corn Bread. The subscriber respectfiuly informs tlic public, :hat, in addition to his /upply .of when ♦tread, he can now accommodate the public wi h superior rye ntul corn Bread, to commence to morrow, 23d instant—twisted Bread and bieakfust Rolls/will be irmnufacture<l on Monday next.— Those who wish these two articlrs will plpasu* make application previous to Monday. Flour for sale by the whole or half barrel, or less quantity. The public will perceive the ad vantage of purchasing flour at this establishment; for none will be sold but that which has been tri ed and known to be good. Gi;o; t Bread, Crackers, Rusk, Sugar Cakes, Bu.< ter Biscuit, &c constant!) on hand/ Any quantity of Pilot or Navy Bread manufac tured at a few days notice. . Puilip Brasch, net 22 CP 203 Broughton^lrcct Savannah Volunteer Guards, ATTENTION!-” ..p You will appear on your u ual parade graund, near the Exchange, in full uniform, and complete ly equipped, on MONDAY, the 26th instant, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon. By order of captain Tattnall - Rell, v. s. s. r. g. oct C2 203 Bank State of Georgia, Sarannah. 2(*/A Ocuber, 1818. The Directors of the Bank of tl.e Slate of Geor gia having declared a dividend of six per cent, or three dollars^nd sixty cents, on each share,) for the last six month*, the same will be paid at this BanK on and after Thursday, the 22d instant, to the respective stockholders thereof, or, to their order. By order rf i/*e board, Anthony Porter, ettshier. Note—The editors of the Georgia Journal, Au gusta Chronicle and Washington News are re quested to publish the above three times. oct 20 2 1 -?! The Mayor’s Court I, postponed un.d ttie th.rd Tuesday in No vember. Juror* niiiimbned Fur October term will take notice that punctual attendance v.ll be re quired on the 17th day cf November next. Ben Shcftall, ci M. c. oct 19 2C0 The subscribers Having connected .theinscives in the town of n.irien, with a view 1o transact Factorage and Commission Business, tender their services to their friends and the public in that line. The establish ment will commence on or about the first of No vember next f to be managed by Mr Bahhisoiun Kixo, under the firm of B. Kism & Co John M'Niftli. B. King. ■ oct 22 J 703 ' The subscriber . n.9 jt«T natiEVXD, Anil offer, for ,ule on uccomnntilling term,, 5U pipes pure Holland Gin 150 hhds prime Jamaica and St. Croix Sugars 100 barrels ’ ditto 70 bags prime green Coffee 20 hhils rye Whiskey 209 kegs white Lead jtO kegs Gunpowder (Neter Hail MiiU) 2 casks Linseed Oil 2000 bush. Is Liverpool ground Sait, in barrels and bulk too tin catty boxes Young Hyson Tea 2uJ pieces first quality Inverness Cotton Sagging I. Minis', oct 8 —191 B-ltoii', range Saw-Mill. Cranks and Gudgeons A constant supply always on nand, direct from the manufactory, to be bad of i* S. C. Burning, aug 8—168 No. 2, Commerce Rom. Cotton Bagging. 100 pieces best quality Int.r’.es Cotton Hugging For sale by W. P HKEKS & CO. net 10 195 Sugary Gin, 8£c. 8 hbds prime muscovado Sugar 10 do northern Gin 17 barrels Philadelphia Whiskey 30 -do N. E. Rum For 9ale by *“ “ • ' M. Petting??!, aug *20 173 Market-square Irish Linens and Sheetings. 2 cases assorted Irish Linens, some very line, and 1 c«-e Sheetings, very low charged For sale by W. P. UEERS & CO net 3 192 . -Received Per brig Hero, from Philadelphia, Best GiO, ;n cartels Loaf Sugar, Goshen Cheese Burlington Ham . yellow Snap Cognac Brandy, Malaga Wine, Cbampaigne Wine and Filberts • Charles Maiml. oct 17 199 . - AUCTIONS. . To-Morrow, October Z3, H'lU he nid Pef re ,»r Her., Groceries and Dry Goods. -•, jlxoxg wnrcH aaa 5 hogsheads 4th proof Jamaica Run 3.pipes FYench Brandy 4 pipes and hogaheads country Gin , 15 demijohna Shrub 20 do LP Madeira Wine 50 half boxes superior Soap, and A variety of other Arlich s On q credit of nine!g «4.J* 5 pipes real Holland (jlN aiso •A quantity or g-dd, silver and pit W .ITCHES Sale to commence at 11 o'clock Williford $ Baker, auct'rs. oct 22 2C3 To-Morroir, the S3d inst. WILL BE SOLD WlTttUUT HCSERVX, Before the »/•»»< of Mess s Bacon & Bruen, TO CLOSE CCiXSmXJfKSTS, 200 piects heavy InvemeaRC<)TTOiY BAGGING 5) iirfrees best London buttled PORI EU 30 boxes negro PIPES Terms - sums under 200 dollar*;, cash, over, and not exceeding SO , sixty dujs; over 500 -ro >0- 0 dollars, four months; over 1U00, six months for approved endorsed notes. Sale to commence r.t 11 o’ciock M. iierlierty auct'r. On Tuesday next, the S7tb inst. tFill be sold The BUILDINGS on the lat in Draj- ton-atreet, at the eon er uf llay-iane— ——— ^being the property of T, Koudo, deceas- eu—hj permis-i'in of the hnnorable the court of ordinary By order of the earcutox Terms n ade known at the sale S le to commence ol 11 o'clock A. Howe, auct’r. oct« S3 Si On the 21st day of November next, Will be sold tit the shop, in the Market square, #c- cufnd hei*t<fore by Joseph Kitchen, All the remaining stuck of Saddlery and Shop Furniture in the said shop, together w ith the I^tae and Budding;. Particulars at the day of sale. Jimii Laltra, 7 assignees of - Abraliaiti f arltle, >■ j JftlcheK. F.tliiiu-id Kinsey, J N. B 'the cr-iitors of Jossrn Ritchtit are again requested »o reader then dema.uis without delay »<• J. CUYLEB, oct dl 202 atto-nrg Jor the attignen Administrators sales. On ihe first l ..ifuty tn Dntmber next. Will he sold at the court house, in the city of Sa vannah, between the hours of 10 and 2 o’clock. I he following Negroes.-viV: Move, Celia, Nan ny and tlinah; tiie property of the estate of Ben- jamin Lavinder, dect /sed. By order of the court of t rditury of Lhuliatn county. John Haupt, adm'r. oct 19 200 Administrator’s sales. On the first Tuesday in 1) ember vert. Will be sold at the court hon e, in the city of Sa- vimnah, between the hours of 10 and'2 o'clock. The following Negroes, to wh: Sue, Pie*c*ot»- StuiiRi; the property uf he estate of Sarah Gne- rad. By oroer of the court of ordinary of Chat ham county. Peter Garrard, adm'r. oct 19 200 ^~r S. C. 1$ J- Schenk Have just received, and are nom opening, An txU ustve assovttnent of MISCFLlZiNE- OtfS WORkS % and a complete assortment of American SCHOOL BOOKS and STATION ART. Country merchants can now be supplied on the most liberal terms. Order* from inuiviuu- als, or from public institutions, will be executed With the least possible delay. A liberal discount made to public institutions and gentlemen pur chasing libraries. They have received the following new publica tion?: Religious World Displayed, or a View of the four Graml Systems of Religion, by Uobert Adam, 3 vols bvo—±7 air Captain Paddock’s Narrative of the ship Oswt- go, on the coast of Oarbary—gl 75 Greenland and the adjacent aeas to the Pacific Ocean, oy Barnard O’Reilly—gl 50 A new edition of Uilq s Narrative, to which it added a new and interesting Narrative B*e Shipwreck cf the sl»»p Oswego—Jfi5 Lectures on the Holy Scriptures, by Wm. Jones, MiFits gi 75 A Grammar ol the English Language,' by William Lobbett • A Manuel of Chirurgical Pharmacy, by William Meade,-md Fifth and sixth volumes of Durell's edition , of ' Shakespeare Masonick Meicdbs, set to Music—jgl 50 Picket’s Copy Book Also . An assortment of Retvts* Water Colors Pocket J hermumetei s, English durable Ink oct 2! a 202 Prime white Baltimore Corn, WliiSKEY.fcc. 3000 bmhel9 prime white Baltimore Corn, and 500 bushels prime yellow Flint Corn—for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by Nicholas Sf Neff, 1 Hiviter's vharf. vnio HAVE IN STORE Rye Whiskey in hog-heads and barrels pet 13 196 Just received, PER SHIP OOLETBOXPE, 50 tons Iron 500 kegs white Lead .100 tierces London B B Stout 11 casks Carolina Hoes For sale by Sturgis & burroughs, fppt 19 186 No 3, Commerce Rnvt. To rent, The upper park of the House, or More, former ly occupied by Mr. Wallen, on the Bat; pos.es- tion can be given immediately. .Enqnie of Jojpph (feijrge. oct 22 x 203 • M--. I id - Notice r All persons having: demands of Joseph Spencer and Susannah'Spencer fide of Chatham county.' deceased.' unH present ii&tic. counts sriihin the time prescribed - by’3»v { 'slid tbuae indebted will make .payrpent, in ... H«ri<l E. a\«l«me, as^tfer. oct 22 if-—t-SW New Fall Goods. The subscriber lots received by the ship Ogle, thorpe, a large proportion of nis FALL GOODS; consisting of a vers general supply of Woollens, Cottons, Linens, silk and cotton Hosing, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockerj ware, Glasswa-e, Ac. Which he Offer; for sale on accommodating terms. ELIAS WALLEN’, sept 26-189 Lumber Factorage xxn COMMISSION BUSINESS. The subscriber begs leaTe to inform hisfrienda and ^he public, that fie continues to transact busi. f *?es .mess in the abnvf line, on Mr. John Hunter’s low- : er wharf,^rewt, above colonel James Johnston’s He has every convenience tor the-- xeceptinq oi lumber, of every description; also a cpn-modious •tore for the storage of cotton, tec. '■ ■ Thoms Jonss. r-lK - •••' Removal. BiaacoaBD, Bbuthsus A C*>. respectfully in- iorui their friends and t .e public, that they have removed to the brick store, formerly occupied by Messrs. Way & Baker, on the Church lot, oi po- site to the east end of Gibbons’ range; where they off er for sale, on accommodating terms, an assort ment of Frencn, English and India DItY LOCUS, oct 15 196 Removed. i The rubscriber informs me public that be be* removed from bu late stand to the store lately occupied by F. Msrston. comer uf Whitaker and Congress streets, u Here he lias on had a quantity of boots and .hoes, just received from New-York’ and Boston, by tlie schooners Sarah Aan, and Milo, consisting of gentlemen’s Wellington hoof* gentlemen’s fine shoes; ladles (monoco, kid and - silk slippers. F. KICUABU3. oci 17—199 E. S. Rempton Has removed his stock to the store formerly occupied by Eaton tt Johnston, opposite Mr. Pooltney’s hardware store, near the Market; and expects in a few days a large and complete assort-* ment of ladies* and gentlemen’s Shoes and Boots, of the best quality and newe.t fashions; also 6000 pair first qua.ity NEGRO SHOES; which will ba sold at a small advance fur cash or town accept, anecs. net 13 196 *,* The subscribers having entered in. to copartnership under the firm of Daix & I't-r- xix, as Lumber Factor, and Cotumttuon Mcr. chants, tender their service, to t' eir friends and the public in the above line of bnsinera, and hope that by their punctuality and attention to business to merit their confidence. They intend keeping a good supply of Fire .WOOD, of which they now have a quantity, and offer it at a moderate price. "» „• ' Daniel Daly, , Gen. F. Putnam, sept 22 187 1 .• - Blank .Manifests For sain at L;t» uflief,