About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1819)
, -In die state,;'of Ntrip-Voflc, party hatred “ ,Vnd . animosity are?arriod toa gi^at extern. Crimination and rfc crimination are the order ortho.day. Throughtbe intt|gtit*of De witt Clinton and hi? satcllite^^siany iiifj-.xi- 'We republicans hav„f been ,'hnrltd frora o.- fice, widiout the'sriiallest pretext. '.Wit he*, the removal oWiin Dcurcn and Rikcr: anil the appointment of Peter A. Jay and William Oiklcy. What an artful, cunning, intriguing "hypocrite Degplt Clinton must TjcJ Wliat: removfc Hiker to make way for ■ Jay—base ingratitude! lint the viper tviil ' act as Clipton Ink. He will sting his bene factor. Hiker was his bosom friend—he opened his purse swished las blood for ^■&***&*, .gamma and geo 3d do. language*, mathematics, f.c. GIBES’ SCHOOL. 1st class, Spell ng and read ng, $19 2il do. reading, w ting and a' thmrtrc, 12 Dispensary. The members a* e *«qnested to attend* meet jpg’ at tlie Exchange 'THIS I JAY, at 7' o’clock The epot of the committee, fo* the p-e- pa at on of a const tutJon, will then be attended to, and the necessary office r s elected. A general attendance is expected. oct> 25 2 jo Chatham Academy. The qua tc ly exaftroat on of the classes n the Academy, w 11 commence on Friday next, the 25th nstl 7l*e parertq^nd friends of Vhe pup Is l e -eipectfhlly nv.tea to attend. The mcced ng,tpia ter Vflf commence on Mon day, the 1st of-November. T cke*s. of adm ssou w 11 be svied by the sabsc bwto whom it s c- qu s te, to apply on o held e that day. The ty ms of lust* uct on a e as follows .* HOYS* SCHOOL, 1st class, spelling- and cad me, $10 XHElWjh th s c tv, on the 21st nst. Miss .9/u- tili lV. Ytfhpziuoux, aged 43 yea s,,dau"iitc of the late Benjamin Yiliepoutoux, esq. of Ctu Ics- tbn, (*. c.) SHIP.YEWS. POUT OF SAVANNAH. • Mnrni, Sloop Henry, B ndford, Ncw-Bedfnrd, 11 days __<o l It Ultod. Thompson & Bonny, sad II S Slocum. JlnltiUiffi.,. Mev* s I it G] o (1. E Vlijanipon. G Bouncy, H S Slocum, and seven roolc. Clinton’s motiv es of personal interest—and see how he has been rewarded—sacrificed . to make room for one of the true junto stamp; . because he would not come into the . detestable views of the u M<tgnli* JtupoUn ” ' It is an old saying that with an unprincipled ■ Ariw, the Aear* is sick, and the whole body txijjf be cornipL jiuch will he the casc 'rith Attune a/iunnistration of flw-Vork. until De- ► witt Clinton is sent into “dignified retire ment.” But the recent treatment of Daniel D. Tompkins caps the climax of Clintonian 'Infamy. This patriot, now holding the se cond office in the gift of the people of the United Stales, was governor of the great state of New-York during the war.' At that • time he sacrificed health, comfort, conve nience and fortune for the good of his coun try—indeed he was in every place where dut y called him; and, when the. credit of the governivicut was injured by the efforts of a monied aristocracy to destroy i>, determined that works of defence should not stop Tj# ipkias hoi-rowed large sums of money on private security, and in fact laid his ali at the mercy of the government on a final se tlcmcnt. A depreciatyd currency, the hur ry and consequent confusion attending ex penditures at the moment when invasion ■was anticipated, cncreascd the embarrass ments. The consequence was, tin-accounts of Tompkins were not adjusted, arid Iris ene mies had marked him as a “public default er.” The last legislature of New-York, a majority of whom were politically opposed to Governor Tompkins, in the true spirit ofjustice, passed a law for his relief, allow ing him a certain per cent, on the inoties which passed through him, at leas! equal to the depreciation, while in his own hands-, *nd directing the eontplrol'er of the state to settle and balance the accounts between the Governor and state on that prin ciple. Tho meaning of this act of llu Le gist ere was soT unequivocal that on submit ting it "u six or seven of the most eminent lawyers in the state, they unanimoualy de cided against the comptroller’s opinion.— AM th>s however, was to no purpose—the comptroller, without any pretensions to le gal knowledge himself, f: unsupported bra single law character, adheres to nisewn con struction—at .d the ncgociation ends exactly where it began. One would suppose that Mr. Tompkins might he permitted to escape the rap,c of party; and above all the ingrati tude of his countrymen. llut not so. He is denied that justice from N. York which its meanestcitzcn daily receives, and fornooth- er earthly reason, that wc can conceive, that that sonic base political project may he ef fected. The fact is, the devoted friends of Clinton fenr the popularity of Tompkins.— The people look to him as the next repub lican candidate for the place Clinton now holds. It is therefore necessary, to sub serve the views of Clinton, that the vice president should be mined in his pri vate fortune, and that he should continue to be represented a ‘•public defaulter.” This is no doubt the great politic.".! purpose that is calculated to be obtained—nothing more or less ihar> to holster up the character of one man, at the expense of the reputation of another. It is preposterous h owever to suppose that a scheme like this can in the present instance succeed. Thr time has 'arrived when the great body of the nation duly appreciate the value of Such men as Daiyiel D. Tompkins during the late. The contrast betw een him and certain New Eng land governors in the times that tried anu proved men, is now seen without an eye of prejudice. Ail admire and command the ^onc, al! detest and reprehend the others.— ; He was not when die enemy were thun dering at our gates, toasting the “golden davs of our commercial prosperity.” The people of the state of New-York too weil understand the real character of Mr. Tomp kins to believe on slight grounds, any thing prejudicial tohis character and>vcventure to assert that in a few months they will rise in fhemajestyoftheir strength and put down those political jugglers who hvvc dared to reproach the character of a most meritori ous public, officer. 13 13 50 Oil do. do. do. with gvognphy and I. s- to y, 31 50 4th do. <lo. do. with d-jiv-infr, &<5. 3 - il lo'h-s tr ends 6> : the support '- The subscribers are now opening a variety of c ^em e tw 1 tu.j,e^n U *-f /SeawnaHe Article;, T’ which, with t3iose on board the strips Ogletho pe, Emily, and 6co gito, riowoftthoi ft um .Liver pool, ivL'! make tliefvrsso truent of Woolen, worsted,Cotton ^ AKn LINEN GOODS, TKIT ASU tXTOSlVK, ar.d will be sold ut a reasonable advance for cot ton O'undoubted pape:. ANDREW LOW Sc CO. sept IS 90 as tlicv a-e to be pa chased n the c tv. llis sto cs for the accept on of p o«hice, are substantial fi e pwf, and the wha f la-pe and 0011- ven ent. JOSliPH Si PELO* net 9 *99 ©ci 25 , Withe absent t' oru e t** ;o , , D». Cuttcf w II attend at tivc !Iosj>ta'. to p. ofeAiioiiat calls of bus ness. M*. .LuneS Audit* ,Ma will attend to h,a t>< ititeat’ai.s. oc« 25 c2f HT-, G. F- 8c O. Pal mes Ifave received., and offer for sale, SO fcejrs Larrl 1-j casks Goshen Cheese 20 bis mess and prime Fork 50 do Irish Potatoes 20 do fresh superfine Ft our 2(> iiulfbls do do do lj qivhls h’.icksnheat do 10 bis No. 3 Mackerel d'j qr. chest fresh I iyson Tca 6 half do do do 5 boxes Cod-Fish 5 kepj Starch 5 do Sait Pet re 50 lb Nutmegs ? 10 boxes mould Candles ’SO reruns wrapping Paper au keifs manufactured Tobacco, 8 and 12 to tlie lb An assortment Shot AT RETAIL, Almost everv article in the CroceryJJne (CT All orders supplied with doe attention, and SHIP STOKES furnished at the shortest notice, nd at satisfactory prices, oct 19 11205 Plains, Blankets and Hoes,. Just received, by the ship. Thorn, xrosn I iverpool, ^ Eighty-five Packages Goods: § 55, bales white and blue Plains, assorted ' C.v] ! 10 do r-4to 1CJ-4 heavy London duflil Blankets oi bale or to Kent, 2j « Braillt . s . co.” patent Ho<, n.'cc HotuiCS i.t-.-i* Si . Jm. 5t!es The above stood, were laid in at ir.i-.ch lower/ :o me ly known as tlie Irivc pool Hotel, j r.ric. s tiian the last -. c:a-, and will i,e si.ii! very lowy l-o te rag apply to JACOR FAH*'. or . and on accommodating tentiS. !,v I T. V. GRAY. 11ACON S: llIU'EN,/ nt 21 &ffcTI$,X'&f. ' ‘' ' FALL and WINTER GOODS. By the ship Oyiet/ior/ie, from Uverpoel, the suhscri- f her a have irceived. A lxrg-e supply of seasonable, Stiiple and Fancy ARTICLES; vh ch w’SUithc-r former Stock, ren ders their present assortment very complete and exteas ve—compr sing- every desci* pt on -of Wool rsted, linen ai;d Cotton GOODS. A complete assortment of Hardware and Cutlcrv. JAMES DICKSON & CO. * oct 20 204 Plains, Blankets, 8tc. &c. The subsc i'iers have received by late arrivals, and are now opening, ONE HUNDRED PACKAGES 298 To Rent, Tr.e 1 louse, at present occupicf m )' M’S. Gcxsneau, in st ret, nm g'A ?! Sf;,ui’c. Possesson ff.vcr hmoi the n st.dRV oi Noveir.bc. Fr> tom John C. Ilolcombe associated with h lit Mr. Gj-haain TucjIbi* p.upuse of transacting: . I WARK-IIOUSE 11AUMOJ A Cook iranted. Tlie h ghent Wrtgfes \v 11 be paid monthlv o“ weekly, and n advance f eqm cd, for a good Jnqu c at t!i s office. !5 2.,*8 j co.irmssroA* bus tv ess, gexeb.iIlx, | under tile iinn of Jfdcomie c* Tucker, aiid lolcit i the* patronage of tlie r fr ends and the pubi;;. k>:/* s:o, ■ Go. ) Oct. 1, 1819. f 2:3 Fall and Winter Goods. which, in addition to thei fo me. supply, compris- compltte and extensive asso tment of Staple and Fancy Articles; Which they oiler ib sAle by the piece o 'package, on iibc al tcinis, C. KELSEY & CO. oct 12 cn200 Fresh assortment of Garden Seeds^ Received by tiie b; g- He xk i’ am one of the ri»st seed houses n the t'n ted States*, they arc of tue fi st qc.al.ty, and tiue n the k'nd. . ic/ro Jar sale, 20 barrels mess Po k. 75 pieces ii st quality Cotton nagging, 42 inches wide P. McDERMOT & CO. oct 20 m’j204 Jfctke!-Jtottc:v. Fresh English GARDEN SEEDS. tc then* United States—District of Georgia. ’I'hr Vyrndrnt nf the Cvit\lS'.-irs to.'hr .hL.rth.ll of thr THntrict of Grortrta—tn-rrli-nr; (r. s.3 GEO. GI.E.V. clerk. M'hereis :l 1 hel hath tli s il.iv beeiv fi’erl anri exhhitvd hi the <1 strict court of the On td SL-it.-s fo flic Itoo gia J stri.-t, by J( chn <1 \V. Htuici-I altanj, arto nev of the L .-ntt-d Stitts fo the .list, ict! ato c-sa-.l, stat ng, aiic-lg hr- and |> onotin.l i:r, tiiat ‘ cc 1a i)sloojj or vessel, ealie.l tlte Inriepenrienee, ."uc-reoi one Ink.- Hlouut is o lately w.c inaste-, 1 eommaailc , and cnrolleil and l eensetl to be mjtloyed n the coast ng t aut o; tie l T ntt:i dates, tli'k on o nbot.t tlie first <!av of October nstant, sail f ojn the j.o-t of !)a ien", o tiic .lis- et oj Georg it atoesad, and j.|-oce "it to some fotgn port o. pl-.ee, v.-tl.out the limits of the Ln led Slates, \v tfioitt hav ng fij-st g-ven up he' tnro’tmenl o 1 cense to the collect tr of the d s- triet ot IJreiisw ek, in which the port :r !)ar e-t is conpivKii.;. autl wthort be ng duly regste- *-*I *-»y tit. cnlltelo of the sai.-l pot art! d strict, cotiUn y 1o tiic p;*n\ stuns of the act of the enn- *C ot tile Ell ted States, entitled an “act ro; « n- .ofi ng* and l cenc ng-sb J>s or to ployed n the eoidiing* tnide and tidier cs, iTTuI.vt’njr tlie sine,” passed tbe e tfiifec of Fcbrua 3, seventeen bund ed and nine —that the sa cl sjoop, with the goods, wi mei'chand zc onloa d, has been sc zed, now deta ued wlh.n the ju isd ct on ofsni and that by mens of the p* cm ses and by the statute n s<ch case matie and p ov <\ s<id sloop I mbr4:ndcnee, he tackle, hod Thompson & Biack Respectfully <>.\ei the*r best serv c fr ends or Savannah n flic Auction and Commission Lire, and they pledge themselves to uct With piouptiicss on all business cofiinutlcd to the r charge, He. 6cc. oi'.rp-Wftu, OctoberX0, 1819. ae2J3 fu hitu inijio ted n tlh to the iJn < ' 1 uey in and cess of the t, ict court lo und dvectc'.l ti/c* n-nt'i all tit appere* at the f>o. and shew eau%.-. should not j: g^ootLs wa d sloop, have -S; and whe-e sa d l-hel, doti cou t; and tlie ju * str ct afo es’j uid march J tin* hr inl and for or* '« •nth day For Sale ares and 3500 bushels Turk's Jsh nd Salt 1 and s 2 Jv> pieces Cot Ion Bag ging d court. 6 pipes best French Br.jnlv force of Copper Miiis, Hoi and Gin .ed, the tr.hiskev iii barrel i, Gut .kails ru-el and Cider in boxes ot J bottles 15 casks »»ice—apply o b fc tc«l d attor- oct 9 99 I-K1!1JV Si V,-RIGHT. pray the pro- ^e of the d s- !, hath o de ed nibc next, for •Red to be o ted and .11 ’mated to i-bousc n the c tv of Savannah, fam thev have, why judgement as p ayed.* Now, fhc;-tfrb.**e, you tlie sa d mafshr.1, a: e here by coiumaiMWfl to c te and ndmon sh ail and every pe son or pe/sons whomsoever, bar ng- or pre tend-lift lo have any gilt, t tie, into cat or cla in in or to tlie pad sloop Independence, lie tackle, appa el and fu n tii c, and t ie goods, wa. cs am! inercliaiid zo mpo ted n the sa d sloop, to appear at a cou t ot admiralty, to be held ui the t.nu and place afo eui-d; I>cfo e the judge afo esa d; and wliatevr vou shall do ut the prem sesyou shall duly ce.tiyunto the judge afo esc d, together with these pivsints. >V tncss, the lion. Wm. Davies, j;if!gc of the Fnted States for the sa d d strict, this twenty- til -rdday of October, in tiic yea of our Lo d one thousand eight bund ed and n netcen. !i. tV. fl.VUr.IhllAM, c! st ct attorney. (£j* AH pe sons inte ested n the foregoing luo- nit on, will take d ie not ce. JOHX II. MORIX, martini! I). G. ort 25 2o8 To the electors of Ch.uh-.ini county. F ends :ind FeRow D .t.zens—I otic myself a candalrde to SHERfFFaithe ensu ng* elect or!; and f elected, l pledge myself to u-sc.ia go the du ties of sa d office, ag-ceaVdy to law and just ce. U ILLIAM A. MOORE. oc* .2 -96 The Subscriber Begs leave to info m nis eastomers and f tends, that he has "emoved his wood ja d to bis own house, ceently. occupied by D . Hen y C. Tiio p, at the come: of Bay and AVest B*oad st eet, on The opposite come f om Mis. Gibbons whe e he will be thankful fo a continuance of thei favors. He *s seiiing good wood at five dollars on the ground, or six at the custome s houses. * EPHRAIM COOPER. oct 7 li95 The Subscriber OfTcts for sale h s 1*J+. f.\*fi n Bryan counu, containing nine bund td and e ghty ac cs, known l»\ the name oi Hicko y-hill, Jutely pu - cliascil oi c«>l. Thomas II. Ha.-den. This pianta- ton ;.o 11s lands orcol. McCoim ck, Geo. W. Ow ens, es.j. and Mr. Jos. St-lts; abput one lmii(i<al ac.es cleai ed and unde goodicnce, u-th an ex- celient cotton house, gin house, and a new bam; 1 w.th ten o twelve negro houses. Possession w 11 be given oh tiic 1st Jaihiarx next. Inqu e ot the sul»3c: known Uu ,vbo wdlsliow the p ennses and make Bel/at te rns, whch wifi be acommodat ng. joiin j. maxwell. 1st Get. 1819. zf98 „ Notice. The bono •able the 1> st r ct court of the United Stati.s for tiled strict of Georg a wdl be held n Navai.uah on Tuesday the n ntli day ofXovcm- her nv\t, when,persons who have complcd w th die acts of congress may be made c t zeus of tiic Vn tcu States 01 Ail.vr.ca. GEORGE GLEN. cirri' die- mart. i 4 # ; *■ t j oct 19 -98C Landing from hr : v C rargiu,ut fice’.i vi/iurf, fit kegs I,AI(D 16:) casks Goshen Cheese 15 quarter casks Malaga Wine 3d do <lo Tener fic lViue 6 j barrels loaf Sugar 29 qua ters boves Ifyson Tea 00 two pound canisters Gunpowder Tea li»5 box >ap 8J barrels prime Pork 8 pries Moilafid Gin 8 kegs .Salt Vctrc. For sa*c hr v LAWRENCE & THOMPSON, oct 19 l?95 A large and general assortment of fresh English GARDEN SEEDS, of tbe giowtii of 1819. Jibe, Harvey’s treble battle Gunpowder, in whole ami halt pound canisters Ditto double sealed ditto, in papers _ Double ana single patent siiot liclls Patent infantry powder Ilorus Received bv the siiip Oglethorpe, and for sale by ’ li. ARC AY &. CO. * oct 19 cn'!2d3 by D.OVILLIFOfib: TdiiMorroiv, 2tith inst. Will be told ut my ttore, SO Tils Muscoi’ado Sugar 20. do Rye Wh'.skey 10 hhdsdo ^ S‘J do New-England Rum 10 -do Cider V lie gar 5 do Shrttb o pipes Cognac B^andy 3 do Holland G n • ** 4 hhctaJamRum ID boxes (5 do/.eneach) Madeira, Witte Id casks Cheese 5. Tubs Butter 5 bales Duffle Blankets . ’ - r; , AN INVOICE DRY-GOODS. Consist’ngiw pa 1 of Clothe Casunieres, Flannels Linens, To 1 nets, R bbons. Cotton Bolls, <vC. ike. SuJct* commence at half putt lOVrfocfc Te ms at sale, oct 25 208 By j\B. HER REP, T. To-Morrow, 26th instant, mil or ml,l on ■Uut JJvMer> r vrhorf, 13,000 feet • white pirn; liOARliS. Tc ms, cish-—Salt at 11 O'clock, ct 25 2u8 F or Sal The subscriber ofie*s for sale hi? plnntat on and firm two miles from thu city of Savannali, on Tlmiulerboali iv.ul, conta 11 ng 112 acres of land, of the following discription, to, wit about 25 ac e piime high cotton land uncleared, and about 4 ac«»-s of prune swamp land: there son the sail •ami a vegit. 'ole garden in full boorish and we! stalked w tii ACgitables ml fruit tree,s the p enii ses consist in a small dwelling house, kite’flm and s’able m to.erablC’ivpuii’S, and good iiegvoe houses fo:i -.egroes of good eluoaeter and well acquainted w to gardening and market ng w 11 be sob! w tii tbe •and, torfiul her pin t culaz-s apply to the subscriber on the- p»*emtses, 01* to J. Stout, o Paid P. 'riiomas- son, 11 Savannah. PETER REIGNE. London While Lead, G ound n O 1, or u supe- o. quid tv io s;dc by CUARNOClI.ViN fe MITCH EL. On the Per . A u;n';c*, icpt.dn Batin, from .Xantz, 1390 pieces buiMing Stone 1299J large sized i»ricks 6 pip .-s Cognac Brandy 47 baskets Ciu.iupaig!:f >Yinc >*. Rich will be sold low, if taken from on boar^ of Haiti brig, at Hunters wharf. Apply to CHARLES MALREL. Notice. The fi m of Butler & Murray being dissolved bv tiic deulh of M-. John M«r ay—the subset ibe will continue tlie b'JlCTOB.lGE and COMMIS SION* BUSINESS, on Ins own account. THOMAS BUTLER. oct 21 h205. Just Received AT.E, b ctt-eilio t-'iis market. 25 blrii X''or sale by , oct 20 fn.204 HOLLIS & AC310RD. ort 4- tf-7 N. E. Kui'a and Swedes’ Iron. 39 hads N ERurn 4 J tons S vedes* 5 i on, assor ted sizes ces Cotton Bagging Whiskey <lo che ry Brandy 'or sale bv IIALL & HOYT. I t ) pi: oct C Land mg, I From thr Ot -leihotfr, font 7jw/ioot, An pxtt-nsive assoitment of ihc best WHITE am! BLUE PLAINS-, which cost fi om Itxl to 2s All ass LETS; t bale, oct 12 ) tment of POINT and DI FFII. BLAX- . Lidi will be si.M low bv the piece o- BACON & BKTTEN. 200 I'iains, Flannels, &.c. 3 ) baUs v. li tc* Pia ns 7 bah-s ed and wh te rianncls 3 bales Bombazetts 2 bales g t en Ra zc 1 tiink D it* t ts The above Goods cce ved on consignment, per Pnidv and will be sold on vc*v • be al terms.— Appfv to A. MEIN & I!. fCO l l. oct 14 2*91 I {-inter*3 -shurf. Bills of Exchange Or. London, Glasgow, Manchesle and Liverpool, payable in London, fo sale bv JOHN aPEAKMAN & CO. april 26 93 Cotton Bagging and Porter. 250 pieces first quality Cotton Bagging 20 casks London Porter. For sslebv BAKER & WELMAN. sept 14 S8 United Suites of America. District of Georgia—In the Miriraltt). can Baptist Coui-ati, of IJonleaux, foe the') umlcv.viit. es in id of tile The proceeds in tbe reg-iste amlctu-po, S3323 The Fmtdrnt of thr I r.itetl State*, to tl.nMarshal oftk- District of G-serin—greeting: r,.. .,-] two. clerk' L "vfheecas, a libel l-.ath been filed and exhibited in the district court oftiie T.’nited States foe the district of Georgia, having ami hold nff admi-aliv juei.sdict.on, bv .lean Baptiste Cou-an, of Bordeaux. Went tbe the" undeew iters in said city, on the Spanish ship Past or a and caeeo, I belling-, alledjr- mv and propounding as follows, to wt—That the ir'p'an s'.fslip Pastoea, and eaeR, aforesaid, com manded by Bon itannel Orte/. dc t. ; rutia, was on a vocatrc from Co unna, n Spa n, to Cuba, some t me if (ibis') e gliteen hundred and c glitcen, as it appear*, unlawfully captured and taken on the h gn setts bv a certain armed vessel called the y 0 , nll r cpsrtan, Smth, master, who hatli fled, a vessel sailing tinde various flags without auv authotitv or commission whateve , and al- lodged to have been owned and manned at the time of UK-capture, bv citizens of the Cnited States; that after said capture she the stud Pus! ora, with h t ,. cargo, was bv the captors conducted into the waters oi the ! . uted States, wher e she was found anil seized by the boats of the revenue cutter Dal las, John Jackson, esq. commander, and brought into the port of Savannah, wiiere she was libelled by Cha les Mulvev, esq. on or about the twentieth fiav of June, At. 1). one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, vice-consul of his Catholic majesty tiic king of Spain, for- the state oft too gia, as bc- loitgirig, at the.time ol said illegal capture, to cer tain Spanish subjects, unknown, or not stated; tiiat a sale ofsa.d vessel and cargo by the Inter-locuto- rv orde of this honorable ebu t, took place there after, and that the proceeds are ir.the registry of this cou t, o detained on ba.1—tiiat sad vessel and cargo we e Insu ed in Bordeaux, on tin; nine teenth duv of February, A. D. onc thousand eg-lit hundred and e ghtecni at the sum of eighty-seven thousand fr ancs, b\ Matlriew Huron, by o der of •Tosc-ph Itavnon Saritoz, of Corunna, sole owne of the said S]ran sh sh p Pasto a, valued at fifty thou sand fanes, and as owner of ca. go valued at tli tv seicn thousand fanes—tiu.t utter adv»te of he capture, she was abandoneti to tlie tinde w te s, who acco d ngly pa d the amount of tire po! cy— that thev consequently as represent ng the assur-- ed, the owne- clam the proceeds nthe egst-yof th 's cou t, amount ng-to'-tout thoi-.sand two hun- ! d ed andfiftecndolla's seventy cents,- a s ngf v-db lit tnc public as .loctimtrrn c_e Cimerul Comnir- on Merchantt, to he conducted by Calv-v Pa- :ra, in tlie fie p ool stoie in Commerce Row, latclvoccupied by 3!azen Kin;bali, esq. whose best exe tions ("aided with ample no ails) will not be wanting to give satisfaction. F. II. WF.LMAN. CALVIK HAKF.i.. fy'r F. H. WFd.MAN will continue the GRO- CF.HY.BI-’SINESS as heretofore, on his own ac count, at his old stand stand on Bolton’s central v. ha-f, where lie soon expects to receive Iris fall supplies, and will be glad to se ve those of his fo mer'eustoroe son his usual Iowan accom mo dating tc;iris who have* been punctually, and mam- ftsted a willingness to pay. sept 9 £6 — commanded to te and adnton- whtrir SOcVe havngor p ctemf ng to have any nte est there n, be andappea atasp.'C alcou t of a; miralty, to l.ij „ .‘.,,1 ."no fiw- ut irt afni-f:s;.iri. fit Ssav:m. bo held n and for the dst ict aforesaid, at Savan nah, on ti.e n nth day of N'oven.he next, then and thtre to answer tire- prdmovent ordibellant n the p em-ses. and to shew cause, if any they have, whv sa;d p oceeds should not be adjudged the tin derw te safo esad, who have pad the owne sof sa. d vessel and ca go. '; - , XV tness, the hon. XVm. Dav es, dst-irtriudgubf tried St- ct of Cico-ga, th s twenty-second day of Octobe-, A. D. one thousand e grit (<! *,<1 nineteen. LEAK E. proctor pro hhc/hmt- (Tj- Allpe sons inte ested in the forego ng- mo- nit Oil, oct 28 l! take dec not ce.. ’CUN' II MOREL, nanlmtJJ. G.. fy J. A. flPlR DEItr. To-Morrotv r 26tb instant, It 7/ ; / «• Hold ( f re my v. ^/v, * GROCERIES, &c. consisting of.! 10 bi>)s p rue )) I ‘M g"*- ... 5 boxes wlfte Havana Su^ar 3 khds J:miR ca Ruin 3 do. XV. {. do 5.4; pe« f)ii c Holland G.rs 13 hbls p me Fork lo do Go.dial 20 boxes Gia et 29 do Candles ’ . 25 do yoap 5 bb’s Jama’Ca Rum lo bb!s No 2, Macke c\ SO p t ecs Cotton Bni>&ing 4 cases Liimb’s woo! i$toek : ng* 2 do pea and monkey Jatke'.s v 4 do Ilats, 1 t unk Gfolh np \ f' 2 pa- elegant mantle Glasses : ‘ v '' 1 c!< gant p c Glass 1 pa stipe b ca d Tabic* A quant tv ot' second-hand Fu r ’n r tu r e, Pc: ms, cash—Sale to commence at 11 o*c!cd'. oct 25 2l'8 By J. li. iwiifwirr. On Thursday, 28 th inst. 11 ill be xdlc! on J-o/ kin'n rente al wharfy 59 puncheons 4th n oot* Jan.a ca Rum 5 p-pes pu e Holland G n Tc ins inv t ng*, and made known at t me of’sa’c. S*i!*i to commence ut 11 o'clock: oct 25 2o8 By WATTS&JOYXER. On Friilay, tiie 29th, instant. M ill he sold at tiie h* i licynolds’ sqtiau*, the following* articles of do gant FURNITURE* 1 pair hoi: Sofas 2 do ca d Tables 1 do Tea do 1 set Dining do 2 dozen Chubs 1 Sideboard 1 Cotterct 1 pai Andirons, Fender, Short!8i Tongs 1 do fire So ecus 1 do Mi o s ; j stl „;,;, un .. v o.naments J'jini y4»o*»r*fi'sicks 2 pai; Sim He s and Stands 1 liupc ial Ca pet 1 Rtqf _ fioo Cloths . r N . 1 set India Chintz Cur ains, with gilt Cornicv 1 looking <»!ass 1 Bedstead with Chintz rurtains 1 easy Chaii with cove:s 1 book Case 2 Lamps A va.iety of Prints, etc. oct 12 209 £5* The Subscribers, grateful foi the swppo t al o tied them, since thcirc</i»*ir.rrcc- ii.ent in tiie .inction Business, beg leave to in orm liiejr friends and the public gene ally, that ’hey will continue thei egulai* sales o; (i oce t s e* c v Monday, and of D y (mods eve- y ’l^n sda;,, d.iof die season. Hales ot Estates, Ca gois, F n tu es, ^c.,\vill be attended to wheiieve called upon. WATTS &. JOINER. oct. 23 297 PACKAGE SALE. Jfy WsTTS & JOTA-j- R. On Saturday, 6th Nof ember next, 'clock, At the sto c of Mm. Taylor, ?sq. on Taj lo *s wharf, w II be sold, fo app* oved enao sea Notes, at 4 and 6 months, lo bales best Rose Blankets 3 » do best heary I onuoti Duffil d tto 2 do stout blue Plans 7 do doubla m lied blue, b; own, d ah, mix ed, saved 1st and Co. beau 6-4 Cloths 1 do Cass me es 2 do w appe G eat Coats Pattern ca ds.mavbe seen at any t^me, and tlie goods v ewedthc day prev ous to llie sale, oct 20 204 Administratrix Sale. On the first Tuesday In Nov ember next. Will be sold before the Cou t house; in this city, between the ytsmJ hours. Cne NF.GRO MAN, named A t a.ck, belonging 1 to the estate of captain James Cla*k, soid by o - of the administratrix, fo the benefit o*l the iiei s and c edito s. Tc ir,fr, cash. • J. K. HERBERT, auc'tr. oct14 201 Notice is heieby given, That there will be sold at Ba Dwell court-house, on Tueaduy, the 2d of Ji'cverficr next, a valutUc |ract of LAND, <fontaijiir.g six hundred ac es, situ- a-ed in Ra* n wen -district, oij Savannah rive 1 , se*.ciT- ty-fivc miles from the^own of Savannah, and fifty f om Augusta, immediately cn the public raad— t\vo!iund educ csof the^above t ar tis unde ‘gred imp ovemenfc the ballance, consist-ng of fou' hun- d tdac’ es, is Swamp land, and s confide ed to be as good-as any on the., river; the e is also seme p ettv £ood out-bu;ldings on the p.-emises. T he conditions of the sale are, one-fou thrasln flic bal ance n one, tw o and three yea s credit, wi' h bead and secu ity and amo tgage oftiie T' r en is s with inte est f om the date. Also, at. the same .me and place, two likely neg-*o Fellows, and a n. Woman. Te^n s, c.tk1». CATHERINE M. JOHNSON. Ort 20 294 “Boston Yankee.” The uncle;sg-ned, spent fo Messrs, fw £* Hooper, the fq luc pebAShc s. gives not ce, 1f ;.U the - -espc-ct ve accotrntss ert-adylb-sctUvnient; and c rc'rnistances demand a peremptory close cf " trie some. It 'S hoped delinquent* wil see th*“ necessity; of .attend ng tothi»not : ce, thereby ir in festing tli.it zeal set-forth at tlte t me 01 srf.scr V— tr.g. D. B. N.CIiOl S Savaunah,. '20th Oct. 1039. c*2V4 ' ’ », V .«• j yK-ii -fL&tir:!. -T8WJ tr ,a»,-
