About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1819)
the A'-tJtn.n* Hr^i\tT. HDRRvr r/'KY of T/ffs muss. h im'.-c-*- without au; thing to bnarif. He •ft- »ii|ifs to deceive hi* reader*, but liis The Pt>ilsilr!|'hia Jiurora i§ p-rneluallv J dr^n* are soon seen tlimm-h: Ife affect* complainini; ot‘ tii- t-orrapticuuf the press- •» ul the United States by the prevdent at;d the mendier* ><( In. cabinet. This is Very uucaritd in that print. \Ye fee! persuaded tint .VK Ducuc dues not, him felt, believe tsh.it be, <0 this respect, as aerie. Il lie dues, lie must be somewhat biure mad than we h.td thought liius—and ike generally thought him about as mad as a .H.rcli Harr! Tnere are, perhaps, about 400 n^wspa tins publish* - ! in ililleielit perl, of the Uu loti and in the territories. The law pro Sides that three in each of these, and one in the district of Columbia, shall be se lected to promulgate the acts of cofigres- f.ir the inforinati‘>nnf tlie people. Thestatc tod tomtorira of the Union are,at present, in number, shout 54. By the common , rules of arithmetic, 3 times 24 are 72—to Which add one newspaper in thedigtrict of C'duodiu, and all the new spapersempioy •d by the gorernment amount to 73.— Suli«tract these 73 from the whole 400. end there remain 327 n--iv*.p ijkts not cm ployed by Hie gnvernniriit. A frightful >01 plus, indeed.’ 'against udpiiliistraliou, it the p Mitic.il battles of the ini a lid Oiits <feir to be decided by the uumber of presses on eiih- r side We speak of the publication of the act- of congress, as authi.ri-ed and enjoined by- low, the more particularly, because the editor uf the .Aurora himself has asserted th.it t-i be the piinripsl meant by which the virtue of the press is gapp -d. Let us look at Mr. Duane’s argument in another of its aspect*. IIeus»*rUthat the weakest ami the most profligate pras es are employed by the government, and also those which li.vc the smallest tiumbei ol i eiders. One is truly lost in astonish- tile lit at tois kind of logic. \\ bat! t»r|p<- the wi-ak-'kt and most worthless! This would surely be a new do- t-ine of litibeiv binl corruption. No, no, Mr. Doom . it i« y neither tile weak nof the pridligaiethat are t-i he bought. I'hey are nlreany dtrir as to thiit point. |i sounds very like a para dox to talk of using means to corrupt ikit winch is already o i-rupied. No, an; it is your ttodishs il virtue; your Solomons in tvis-loin; that are woit i purchasing m thi- w.iV It r i our Auroras,aim such like prints that adiiniiisir.vfinii would set k mr t! tnev parkUed a spi dilation of that kind. II ii i», in itutli,only the leelile and the worthless who conduct the presses whir), the goveriioient select lor the purpose o! giving curicruy to l.ucs, Imw dues it hap pen that loesses like that ul the r/«ror.i— no virtuous, so incurruptible, with talen * ■<, llercilei.ii have nut, by their mceisati' pelti ig*. upset the whole frame uf the ad- niMiisIralion long ago? * It must realty be a strange state uf society, in which, fur a antes ol years, the leeblelieatolT theatta- k of toe powertal, huJ vice unilormly til ontp'ts over virtue—without the use of the Idnilgeon, the bayonet, or the cannon. Tins would be a rev-raji of the established laws of nature; ami would be a miracle worh in ir*- kit. prizing than any that w'a* ever m- vented by priescraft. The subject of the public:) timi of the acts «f co'igr -s* is touched upon by the editor •if tlw Aurora with so murh ariiinony, we |vre-nine, because the selection and dismis sal of the printer* fur that branch of go vernments! service i« confided to the »ec- retary of sf-te—and berjiu.-e the present u.-1* ret ary iif stsfe is \lr. John Quincy Advil'- It is v-wy certain that he never appointed Mr Du me a publisher of the law,f i • e i. • sp.-.,ks true.it is beli-ved fh.it 'Jr. A 'mis rather disappointed Inin, nr disiiii-'-rd l-i.n. It follow*, ul course, tliiit no attempt ha* h--en made Oil the vir tue of tin- Aurora by the present »ecreta-j ry uf state. IV e oave heard of some la dies who were in a great passion because tii. v were not com ted to th“ir ruin. Wi- ca.-inut s-i-pcct that Mr. Duans is in that pi eiiicsuicut. Oi the palronatte of the jjorern'ren! ol < <in- Unwed Si jtes. if we have bet-.- w i II in fure.-.' d. Mr. Duane lias ctij >ycd a vrry great share. F-ir exiu pic; tt the Com- ni-Mi-rnic it of Mr. .Irifers.iii’s ;-diliii.is: a tioa. the • -Istnr of the Aurora h ill pri ll >ng and h. ok-lore estahl.slime.it .it " aso jl.gti-.n. Me v.-.-is liberally > .-ii-imr.igcd. on fit he ie*t la-- " Hid opini ni ul »t ver.al nic-n- bri' •.f.iiliiii iisti.fi. ii and <d co*i.-res«, by an overweening dispn-i-.iou to dictnte 'hr Ja-i in p ilities on evn v oi-.-usi.-n. Il - sti.i Ce-.tiiiJi d o-ie of the publishers of thorn ts ■of cur.gres* unitl .Mr. Monroe became pres- j iil.-nl. altlmugli he li»d reviled Hi-- en’irej •fsidy of the ad.uiRisti ation, .a pait of Mr. Monroe was, for lour years In f. Dori i£ the lute e ar. tln-ogu the psil-iilitv oflr-i-ods, among whom we have ti- •• n tt-l«l eras Mr. Monroe, himself, his hand-book for the instruction ul infantry was adopted ^tvv older of the government as the b«nk vast stores of knowledge, of which, offer him what premium you will, he can pro duce scarcely any thing. He ia the dupe of his own vanity; and the poorest polifi cian may turn the brtferv of the Aurora in almost any direction, if he can play ou that string with dexterity In political warfare Mr. Duane'i* what may be termed an Old Stager: But it is lor that very reason that he misleads vciy fetv of In, fellow citizen*. He is always acting a /tart-, and it ig distinctly seen that he is acting. He times his attacks, ho blusters; be surtens; he insinuate*. He l«ts forever something to tell, but lie will ne ver tel I it. He has Ei-crct* that would ruin the administration, »n«l against this administration, he is most bitter in Ids in- vertiv •*, and yet he docs cut destroy il with his terrible p :n! When a player acts tragedy in such style, it is understood that, it is nuthing inure tiiao bombast, and the case is pre civ-ly the same with the Philadelphia Su rora. I’-feeling about him as lo the sentiments of the people as it regards the next elec lion of president Mr. Duane mentions tin names of six gentlemen, who, in that res poet, occupy public attention. These are Messrs Crawford, Clinton, Clay, Thump km*. Adams, and Monroe. Of tke-e In speaks in a vague anj uncertain manner in order to draw forth, we conjecture, ex pressions of approbation or disapprobation «f the one or the other of these gt-ntlcmei in different parts of the Union. From tiiis trick of a pretty politician, the editor of the Aurora, it is evident, wants light whereby lo travel. He lia« got into a fa, a-iil lie calls out for a lantern. One thing however, in all thin political pettifogging, i* remarkable. He veuts mmt of his spleen upon Mr Adams, tire secretary of tate; and yet effects to treat him with an r oi Contempt, a* if he stood no chance t all fur ti.e presidentv It is nut our purpose here to discuss the merits ol any jurticslar man for the presi- ■•n y. \\ e take it for granted that Mr. ul.rt'?, will be re-elected to that station, nd in ail probability without opposition tsfo.Mr. Adami, we do not hesitate to iver. upon well known principals of hu man actio-i. that when the quest ion of who shall be jiresident? recur*, in 1825, it will ii: tmp.issibl - fir the American people to t"Ml iiim with indifference. Contempt i.- n:>t a sentiment that we scatter about at ••or pleanUre. You cannot despise, jo-.i cannot neglect, a man of great intellectual endowments, of much experience in the affairs of the world, of uncommon erudi tion, anil of unbounded industry. Such a man lorce* himself, without the petty art* ot a demagogue, upon public attention; and his claims to honors and rewards are s-i much the more weighty, because the mure his abilities arc scrutinized the inure excellent they appear to the understand ings ul iiis fel.ovv men. vVjiere Mr. Adams a statesman whose character depended on the breath of others; did lie rely on the voice of clubs,of sucie :ie*. of coteries; in a word, did he walk up on political crutches—lie might be pul down. But the might «»f bis character is within himself: he leans on no one: he has nothing artificial about him. It is well known that Mr. Duane is the p.irtizau of Mr. Da Win Cx.isro.vj ai:<l it is aUe well known that the tatter is an ex pectnnt of the prt-idenry. We by no means condemn Mr. Clinton for that. | a fair and at Yet a man slin-aiil p The circtvnslaoceg seem to be, that the father of the Moores and Talbot, stranger* from Pennsylvania, lately hired a farm of the widow Long, about six miles from this, and had moved to it with their fami lies. I .ate in the afternoon on Saturday, James M'Aoley, Joshua Perkins, ami Jo nah —, living at or near the mouth of Cumberland river, professing to belong to a regulating party, came with arms to tin- house where these people lived. Talbot being at the door invited them into the house: as he walked in two rifles were le velled at him, one missed, fire, the other took effect—the ball went through his shoulder and track, lodging in the other shoulder; lie fell, exclaiming that he was a dead man. At the same time the other of the murderer* went to the opposite dour to prevent the escape of those within, being a considerable number of men, wo men and children. T'^. murderers uext attacked Smith and Stanfield Mo.ore with knives, dirks, &.c. the latter received m& ny wounds, but effected his escape into file woods with life, while Smith Moore bore the brunt of the murderers’rage; be side receiving many other wounds Per kins gave him a mortal stab in his body above the second lower rib, which reach ed into hi* liver; after which he made many efforts to escape, bu( the unrelent ing savages pursued and beat him with their guns until the breath left his bodv. While he was crying fur help and mercy, his sister, a girl o*f seventeen, running to wards him with a stick in her hand, fell in with M'Auley, and struck him to the ground; M'Auley recovering struck her to the ground, wounded her badly, and left her for dead. During the transaction the father and mother of Moore, and the women present, by prayers, tears, argu meat and exertion, endeavored to check the inhuman murderers, for which they received nothing but insult and threats that they should also lose their lives. The murderers fixed a rope about the neck of the dying Moore and were dragging him along, as if to secrete the dead body, when Perkins became alarmed and cried out, “it is time (nr us to be off, the neigh borhood will be in arms against us;” on this they retired. Such is a sketch of the history of this horrid transaction, taken from witnesses who appeared before the jury of inquest on the body of Moore.— Perkins is a militia major, and M'Auley, who is a man of family and property, "is a justice of the peace in Livingston coun ty: some attempts have been made to up prebend them, but they are yet running at large near their homes. This barbarous murder has been com mitted under pretext of punishing offen der* against the laws, and shocking'as it is to state it, there are in this civilized KXX0SAS.S&1 The Srifj* MtHroogui. 'N)<-{ Ocrsi. Morflsoo: and sloop Near-Turk Packet, IU>krU, frod» ibis pv)"!, arrived at Jf.-'v-Yurk on the IStb icst I'he bri^- Levant. Wuodi anil acho uers b stive Cole; and General Scott, Smith; were tip at New. V-rk on the 12 h, to sail fur this port m3 or a i!avs t he ship Vigilsnt, Wing, from St. Mrrj’s, ar rived at New-York on the l2lli in«t. ■|1ie schooner hukty, FWyth. from this port, srrived at Chu'les-on on Monday evening Isvt. Tne brig Almira, A-.wcod, sudei fruin Boston on die li'Ui inst. tor this pert. _ The packet vioup .Mac innuugh was up St Xew- York to uil for tliia port on the Uth inst. 10r hrig Hcin'er, Harrington, cleared at Pro- idei ce on the 9-h mst fir this port. Christian country those who justify this conduct. It is an awful state of things where the vilest men under pretence of suppressing villdny, are countenanced in whipping, wounding, maiming and mur dering those whom prejudice or ill will point out as victims of their displeasure; in this state of tilings, the terrorists, the regulators, hare no security for their own lives against the displeasure of their co adjutors. THE REPUBLICAN. ihursdatj Evening, April 22, 1819. tty * late arrival »t Nantucket, from the E m dies, which touched at St. Helen,, we leirn tint Napoleon had recovered from Ids indispmiti,-ii| and was constantly occupied in writ:rg a history if his l.te. It is eveerdinyty to he wished that *i honorable object of pursuit. w 'P 0, ” n m> 3 complete this history-such a bui k iiuiil pursue it with u spirt' — ipartially written, would be a recompense to •rank anil independent: witViot the aid ol a seditious tribune, or tha clamor of a mob ol followers. We will any of this genlle- ni’in that lie 'ns claims upon hia country. W e il-j nut deny them. But the c.-reum- st.ir.ccs in which he has fmiinl hiinscll have obliged him to re-irt to means frequently oi a doubtful complexion. To rai»e him -elf even a lit ii*-. up ha* had to dove-tail I'le I ig'.-tnis ol vari- us parties. Hence In- li-< n v._r stool upon any permsr.ertf iioutnl. ami has been cotnpilied to con- n el liiot-trlf iritli btu-t-d and ili«h no-vil p.-ts oi*. vv Ii i, w.-re iiirnp.-ible of giving him any enlarg' d standing m the eyes ol the nation, and could only afford him a name aoiiing ei.n-no-.ul futons, which have a: i* -n ,ii;>! va.-.-is'u-d m quirk succession, life to. elj'i«ts of atieienl day*. M>. Du .lie may seek for iigltf. blit h< «"l find i iiilni.o but trill o'-the wisps.— t\re lignt, indeed, would Be of little *er vire t-i i im. Iie i* dimmed invariably to billow the ignis futnus of Ins own peculi- j ar mental teii.p-iaiic.it. Iri vain i.* ti.e lamp ol political trutli field nut to him.— Ilia -ye will s,.it to-.tr if- lie can only cel mi by quick success-oils nl light and -hade. He beholds ihejack o'-lanter n before i.iir., and lie rushes li-rw. rd to ov,rtafe it ill an uproai ul mind. It is gone—and Mi. Duane plunges into hu-s ami quaguires..— lie pans.** lor a moment: He apprche.nl a hobgoblin—a sprite—j plot. T-.e d*.i: ding ligtil appears in another spot: again the edit nr tie Aurora »!rucg Vs t. m id It i« to no p-j pn- : It n - agari Vaui-lied. lie raves and he roars— He sees u here, ard tliere, and ev. y wiit-re— out no where can he overtake it. It is thus taut Mr. Duane buggies on. the victim ul at. ill-r-m-t-ucted political vi-inn, di'g:’-t. d vt.l.i toe tic ,'d and di-sansireil will hims*-||. It v .ptuie of expatol-.d five of either love or l-at in relation tot: at j v ot mankind anti t-irir true lot- rests, etl throughout the whole line .it the army. Mr. Duane had the co pe.right nf t iis book; and he might h;-te YYI.ii w„r i out. and another I'nrse i venUcc'io ide a fortune by Hie sale of it.— ;cn. ral Ano-trong came into the artin>-iit. it was,e.ch.-lu-ve,tlirown •hi|>11.• i;vlt> so'istituteJ. j •'• e-ato it. are >n,ert, d li-re w ni> t i oti.er oriv tna'i to show, tint witn re - i •pud to ms pitio aye ol p-nit;-rs, govern- j merit has not. i-i r-i„; wav. p r»ci ute-J even its avn-.vod enemies T* - final di*niifsil! «l the Aurora (io n this kind of nnplov j nient, did not we imag .arise from a mo I newspaper. But w--have no explanation i to give on tluslie.nl in this pin- e, save to remark, that tha Aurora is a j m- nal which, ns, frn-n its coustvut virulence and delj i- eiiev of sage argument, it is not !ov-«l and rtspot t- d, from its eternal garrulity, it is not to be dreaded. He ia ho talk* m-n h, eiilier in the chimney -coiner or in run,, says Timms*- Paine, will sciil -in be much listened to nr heeded. \Ve Uu not fioubt but that Mr. Duane hs« m rny go>J qualities of the heart. Mr is. it is probuole, in Ins moral and •pcigl. faculties,liumanr*Aad genrroOs. Dot in pplt'.tc:, uu is a Jcaait witiiout cunning, is il.ioiiieil lu be (lie ius'tument ot f turns, winch use liitn, unknown to hiinseil. ilirougli the mt--nsene*s of iii* vai.ity* and egiitisin. II nl he never meddled with pol ities he would have been a happy man; la borious, pccenlric, aid benevolent. Extract cl a letter t<- tlie editor cf the Kentuc ky Reporter, dated Eddyviile, Feb. 2G. “A meet horrid, inhuman,and audacious murder was committed in this neighbor hood oil Saturday last on the body of Smith Moore, and attempts were jpade to mur- der.Staiifieid Moore,'his brother, and Jane Moore, his sister, and one Talbot. mat k-nd for hit fullies and faults, lit is as ablt- a writer as he was a suljier. Ilis lellers to t*-- I.rrh duke tJhuilcs and the king ot E.igla- d, art eminent proofs of Ins hterary talents If he ht- 1 lai’litul ins'- rian, hi* book will be the in -st m portSnt and tilt n,o.-t useful hiuuri ever present ed to the world. AVInl scene, f political frai ■ perfidy and pmjury, v ill be be a tile • n - fa Id ; :iu! i: ia loo probable, that lie Etyl h u ii U ter nill pit. vent ii ihe ip.* 'i be vriu . ind Ins /iiNt'-’ry wiJ! pr«pk'»iy pen*h MceibtT. .*• «?!1 ever be bn.ent# ( f t Njgpc.ic-'n pt rvenct: his transcendent ab.nues to j,e [iur->i:;;i rf un- boundfd aml>*tion— taut jj.k'url limit' «»f Fiance hetvuxi T!h .A‘, ami the i,»' ti:r !•'; basis, and being the rbi rr o .. ^ t?'C h-ipntnes of na'un.s <„•' -?■ hr>*ir tits c ’nquest of’Sp. i t '*•. t ; & j cci hiN c.*rctr at ti.e re w rt-svc been everv tiling that •. •'.•ofr man could, wish—he might t? >vc highest pinnae!? .f Jmrna*' » .* m'>i,ht have been the aaviour Jhr.d On trie il-.h ult. m-j .• a native ot Khj:.g. c iijily j.v < ot h a a ? o. *!*c U early fromi*r vet tiers • ears a valuzblL* member o U*e t.f !*e»tl-Ut; th h.h: tlic Km: < c«i on asf i.l- •ilppolliitian Society. A OONCftitf will be *iven THIS EVENING, 2*d in>unt v at half past 7 o clock. Members can have their ticket* by calling on the subscriber. P.’tSLOlS, sprij 3?—- 9J Mtcretu^y am/ treasurer. SIXTY NINTH ANNIVERSARY or THE Union Society. The membtr* ot tlic Lniuu society are re- qu>j td abend at the Arademy Trt-MOH- ttOvV, at 10 o’clock a x it beini- ihc 69.h anni- «er**-v of the Society Ai 12*o’rlnck a. x aser- mon will be delivered at the Presbyterian Church b fire the Society—tu which the citizens of Sa vannali are inviitd to attend At 3 o’clock a dinner will be provided at the fiociet) ’s room, at the west end of the Academy, for tlie members of the institution. The m-inbers art requested to come prepared to pay all arrearages. Junes Morrison, Src’ry april TS——95 dtt ntiun—Georgia Hussars! Appear on your parade g.oumf, complttel; mounted and in full uniform, TO-MUKUOW, the 23d mst. preci*ety at 3 o’clock j}y order of cup ain tlerrien. Feint, la/ sergeant april 22 93 Turtle Soup Will be served up In-Hus now Mnustm. ai 11 o’clock, at Lesu nisrM’i, east end Uay lant here ihe sig-n nl a Tw 1 will be at the door, april 22 x* --—94 Golf Club. The meeting of ih * ..ended for Friday. 23d. it postponed until F i i«y, Uie 3ath mst. By order oj thr president April ‘20 —93 £3* The Captain and Consignees >f the Hriunli brij» -a'rt t» ru w'.ll not be lccoii it abie for any debts con-facted bv the cr»*w of *a;d brg jo ;n sfeakman & CO april 22— j. - 9.5 For Boston The fine new rlv p THOMAS & El.l ZA, ca, tain Ivropman, has part of her fi*.arg(j engfi'ifrd, and will saii in a few days. »rfr» *jlit or pa^Mor*'. Iwvinf piod iwnmmoria* tions, apply on board, at Ve fiir’s wharf, or to John Lathrnp 6l Co. april 22 m 95 The stecni-bout Charleston Captain l , ;u y, u l sun i >r Ci’»; ilk-stt.*,, via Rean fort, To»Morro-. morning. a« 9 f»Vl ck. Forpis- Mige, apply on board, or lo Hu!! tV Hoyt, pri!2? a 94 Linseed Oil and While Iwttd, F 1- a, 1 > J- -.K-V x lNDEIt. i*pri* 2 - ** *5 wV. E. Jliun and Mackerel, §c. t r 'T v. 7*1 Philosophical $xpa?yivtig, i 1 AT TBR kxmtr,oi xos This Evening, •find- Last Night but One, MR. -STANISLAS, Grateful for the applsose a^d patronage wMdk he lus obtained in this eqiigKtnirel and literal ci ty. end. gratified to fimt that the vmriooa expert, menta which he has preKnted, have btenapprov. ed fur their innocence, and tlie unfeigned candor with which be ha* addressed bis afcdieoce, is dcSW rerns to present another c- urse of - Tbilosophteal Expcrimenta AKgt ILLUSIONS xlRT. Amongst the vast »»riety. he wdi exhibit 0»* Nfc PLUS ULTRA, the most m teres ting and impenetrable secret th tbe Arcana of Philosophical IllusSout. The Exhibitor will borrow from ASUL^f *hfi company present Shawls, Haiidkerchivi-yfiA'atch- cs, Hats. Ac. which articles, at cominand will DISAPPEAR from before the reel of the spec a- ters, ami will be found ia any part of fir n y *j| crccsckng «ne nife—in Chimnies. Pnblid Edifice, Apartments. Ac!!! Or, in a Wnrd, in ANY placd that ma; b- required by the coir-p iny. To -to away 'he impression nt a cctilederacy, tlmae ,!e- nued tor Hie purpose of bring ng the . r'.iele, l rom tljc place* so ordered, ah ii be clio-' r by a majority of votes present ami a l!‘ll!tl»Og will be in waiting ftir tlirV 11 ’!" * f ” c«'i v,; -ng them. To enlarge on thi, "rnlj aorpr -. g and aa-.onishing deception, would t-e toineee-a--;- sa the idea is so incredible, it r- qi-we- all the dig-'tji ■ f man t-- believe, after have g seen, that ts was a possibility of perf->rii ing it. wittjout the aid of supema ural influence With many other n-.-w- and interesting Egji-.rimenta. 'on tedious 19 enumerate. tfjT Tickets ma» be had st the B»r rf the Et-* change every day from 10 it 1 2 o’clock, snd Do the evenii gsi f performance. *4*Admittaoee *-ne ,'ofisr-. chiidren half pridg, • # * Tin- ib-or will be opened at half past SIX, andtbe pee'ormaucecnmnxjice at half past erica o’clock nr Marly, sm ikingi-aniint he slbiwid , april J,*—y 95 Dividend .Ya. 5. The Directors ’he tkmH or the State of Georgia, fiavtn^ ibis d«v <1*r.lartd a divnifud of ^4 80 «»r 6 percent on share for t!ie last m m'inthvarut a rt f j£4 20 per share, c*t€ »f a surplus f'ind *h'-h bun been left at 'he rtaration of exeh 'dividend, nmkin^ to^ttb?r ftint •io'taru r«r share. The Fame will be ;»akl t«» tbs re*pictneataekholdors thereof, nr to their order, ou and alter Thursday next the 22d Inst.' jBy order'of th- Hoard, Anthony Porter, ttiihirf. <jfj-Thc editors of August, Ch inicle and A, corgia Journat at Milhdgevelle, will pleat, j ufi- lull Hie above ihrie tin e*, april 19 , — 92 AUCTIONS. To-Morrow, 38tl inst. Will be soil! lit th, -lore of S C D -nninp, rsrf. No U, Commerce ttuw, without reserve, to dtow ccnfiirtimenti*, 3 casco brown Isinena 1 trunk cotton Hose 3 cases Icon and plain Haslini 2 bfr* colored Thread 1 do Irish Dock j do Mro.idclolhs, assirted e?10V 1 case Gmnhuma 1 box and 2 bah a Swanadowa SO piece* Colton Shirtiqg- 10 cask. Hurl n Ale 25 do Porter 2000 iron Pn’a ank Spiders 20 cra.ru Crew-kcevware Terms—-over }$ .00 60 days, apr-roved tndorseA- .p,r S It to rcwuienre at 11 o’clock. Willifnifi o. Baker, anct'rs. vm t’ “2 95 Muc-er.l • i-ipmv.'er i for -s ■ hy M. HERBERT. Salt Petred Hums and Bacon. • 0 • •• if. n wc-* t • »»1 ft . urtler \V bus i C n ;uv J • aunn & Hi lien. .[)* .fa** Lauding, \ v .... a and fui •, : *i i ,i- «>r jnKT.utliately, • ‘if... fTtsceuach ! ■ >t, i: ’* i-. »*fsf ^aii in each, and « i* ; ;«>vtrs, d by 4b inch, Eng i*d Porter fa «i, ground in ail, 2S lb each • t<» 56 ib each F.ne llcrrisHf a M HERBERT. —m—l-95 Boots and Shod irTn'-ntmcn' r ruttil, fur ship .ye a s: P-...i rtmSMIl id AMUIVlD, !l* n**}. S.i ter. Port>mout!i, (a a)12da}p i . wl.i-t--to t,rder. Sc’i.o nt- b.il y-Ann, Ting!**, N^v-Yotk ; ; ,y S v-!o fi. i;. Fouler, ei»r«ijp,»r—witfi a fu. —u. liutJer is VVbke J Laturop 5s n .\ (» aeiuas *. L. it. E b. Jenny S Sa..i*»iTO->*’, C M*Xntirc R May. Gnenc fis Lpmt 1 nm •». & Dowt'9, S C. is J. Schenk. ..all ** H« Ga <iry U Dufacre, It Cdmpb'.ll, L«r rcLe *•«, vx^uon * a;;d Scarbrough £s M‘Ki ne One pj- fn,e x Schooner Prcebc & El za. Clurje i J day* uilh b. jck—t -A Tcllsnr. On 'Uss.mUv l.*s clur* mg a squall, she Cirried &vs*y one oi Lt; let boards.' Sloop Pavckct, Voice, Charleston. 2 data—wit a full cargo -to j Muir, J. P Wilhan.swn. Sc;* brough is .M'Kinne, A Low U ^nJo’I.rr —Mr. Jcwitt, ud} andchild* .Messrs. Hunter ar.d M Cic'uh. Sloop General Washincton, Coates, Chariest, n, 2 days—'*kh an ai«cr*ed cargx>- to P l)regc (i o. Gaisdry U Dufaur*. J Chrmthera, and- the nuster. l*axwgcr*—*Mrs Co- c* oad ibree ciiil- dren; and Mr. Clark. Sloop Express*, Hamir.et Charlcaton, 1 day • itb an assorted enr^o—t^ M d rbert. William Gaston. M. Marsh. Gutrard & P li»*il, J. P »ien- ty, Taft h Sibleys, and J. IL Gifford. Fast eng*' a —Dr Williams, and Mr. Csur.bridge, cf the linit cd States* navy. C LX ATI tO. Ship Pearl, Low, Liverpool—Nichola# *» Nfff 1 and Rhocj, al wholes;, c u i< vr approved paper, for s*tl»* by D-tvid li'own. Congress-street, near J findon x square, xign cf the Big Ji 9o$. apr»‘ 2 f> —ci 95 To-Morrow, 23il inst. b’’ .told it) Yoire -r- ■ . .H I t >>;/pitSite th# r -.ithtjee of fu R v »)r K i] *ck Household and kitchen Furniture^ , suits Tables, Cbsiray • o’tlrrk A. f'tnve, auct'r. .is, :*• .i Sul-' he. , - 0 ’.inir.ee uC To-Morrow, the iiitl instant, Ifilt tii min it tlw. Suite Jlailk, All tlie surplus IH II I>15 G MATERIALS, COVKlfiTlFQOT 'tuiUin^ St’ ue. iincks and Poards, and otkef I ti;iib* r 'JVrms, cash. •V-isV t9 eoetmence at 11 o'cUets. >1. Herbert, autVt* april 2ft——93 On Saturday next, the 24th inst. < <11 lie told on Me.tre Johnston fc Mill’s upptg wharf, 37 nines pure Holland Gin, very superior tjuility 0 hh-Zstiigh 4 h proof Jamaica Klim !8 li'ida Si Croia <Jo SIKi piecr-s E 'frl'sh Castings, consistisr of rot* from a half to one gallon, apd Ovens and Covey* from 8 to 10 inch 100 bumpers (1 groee each) wins bottle# Terms mute known at time of sale Sule » ctvnmeitqe al H o’clock. ' M, Herbert, auct’r. ' arril 22 95 Notice. fonjr I Crteve **. < o »n : . Jamfi Ahdfrs-m Iiat- i g united (heir i^'ered. the b«iN i»’.N» •• h be r.«r* n-.i on iroler th« hr-n -f J f.n 1 f«ri & Lo * (ht* store adjouvng Mr* rs Anctr w Low h. G # where they arc now rec’i'mg and opthi. g AN SORT MEN V OF Eaqcy anil s tap!e Dry-Goods, Calculated Jcr these xoi,. J-ilin l Grieve ty Co. J-uni-s AlidetSi it. anril ca-— 9* Lferior Court—Chatham county. Ou*"•■/’• ert, .ipnl i8 y. On the petition of Jo.xa* JUnnisox. one of ibe fi-.T rjonas Hariisun a Co Mixing, 'hat te is c- lift-, da' tie tut of H.rhjrds ts K.rroWry at.d others and tint be is unable <0 pay his ritbis or •o support himself in h.s confinement, lut i> wil- ho- to make a fair tiinenoer ol all his estate, -eai end per-on-.l. for the ben. fit of his cndujn, i tirtn- i f 'lie ir,solvent act* of this atatc. It is ordered, t hat he ssid Jonas Harrison be brought up ^the court-hon-e in the e:-y of Sa vannah. on tM *'4th day of June, to be examined in the premiere and that no-.ice thereof be given each of his credit- r». Extract from the minutes Job T. ilollfS, dirk. apr3 32—~-9f 50 boxes choice red Wines. On Saturday next. 24th inst. IVill be inld on ^Alesxr* Johnito t id lHV.t' upper vltai f 55 boxes choice ytd se ines 4 cmi j old port Wine 5 do Cot' r Ko?:e. of vintage 18tl 2 do Herrritagr, dd do 3 do d« do l^*i4 5 do ^Pn etindf, do JH.5 18 do ”M c*oc (cxcellmt clarct # of 18H» 19 do do do of !8l5 C«ndi»ion% cadi. Sale to commence at 11 o'chcl M. Herbert* fl-ciV *pnt 22 9.5 Escheator’s sains. On the fist Ttt ctif .y in Afoy nc_?*, Will be sold at (he coun-(icn»se, U the city cf Savai.r.ah. between the hours of 10 a nd £ o*c4ock. All that one ha!F part of a l ot, hi tne city cf Savannah, known by number ?ix, Third fyllung, Anson ward, containing sixty fr*rt in Irunt oa Snuth hro&d-urtet, and fur y-five fret op Aber* c >rn street; whicit Uteiy' n» the Superior court oi? chathair. county pas found to belong: to Jumcx l*o rt, an aiien, who died *»ih estate a ad without heirs, and was declared subject to ssebtaf. By ord«r i*f the (sekeator. M. Herbert, auti’f. ort 10—xrr—Cat—195 . Marshal** saltu By virtue of an intr-locctory'order Of the admi • laity court of the l.'nited States-for (he district of Georgiy, will be tqld at. the town of ffcrttp On i'll ~~4llf instant, X41 boxes of SL’CAH Julio H. Morel, rtamhnl fir. tf. serilf* “ “ **
