About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1819)
4* t • * Join.- IT. E.vro* has been ektttVl a mein bci'cl thc h pace of „t:ic Unite;'. Sates- fr. the state of Tei.ne .see, for two years, t.. le-sidit'^of tlic tenn of Mr. Campbell, wn resigned bis seal to accept tiic mis; %>n • Ktissia. Mr. Eaton has erved one ye.tr ;■ the se .ate. by the appointment ofiho gov- einoi, in the recess of tiiC iegia.aturc, wlnci. rritou only biennially. Wc understand (says the Washington City fiazettc, 29th ult.) from a respectable source, that Mr. Baoot .ate liri.es i niir- ist rio the United Stales, and whose return to that situation, at Washington, has been in some measure e.rpectcd, has been ap- • pointed by the Priarc Regent enib ssador to the court of Russia, ai St. Petersburg. Dtitnl CawnUrf.—Tbe following r-.etancholv narra'ivc, from a fricrnl in NoJtliCarolutn, will .taern.mt .in the fa.luri: of the Mail, noticed in the Courier of Monday Tint. There is wmr- ; tiling singularly unaccountable in the circum stances, but tiic diets day be relied on. Charleston thunder. rilOM * LST7Ktt • i THi: r.niTo •Hi .■■I! win .V. C. Oct. 31. '“Major 0;iie. a Paymaster in tl.e Army oftbe "TVI-cd Sfites die 1 at the stage tavern in this p-cv last cveii.ng, in conv-qiicnce of the w. a.iiis and bruises lie received by flit; ruining i Vjy oftne lioi-se, and upselling of I be mail •t efmesdry. night—dn- ■ajiir had lingered in a diversity of Offfnion here, in ml. as- to the fuels roti- • g.eal event, I will state to •«i liculais:—About 9 or 10 u c. night, tile stage-driver *i breath, ami in a s’ate sp ot uis.iniiy, from fright, ami u’, >' no -cm the stage la t-en e died to, immediately ge a ion* t.vo ITii 1 south of more persons, commanding and i lift I J.-.r edi i.iih- <lior lidormed Mr. John v- I but lu- bad Inn. to s'-, ih l, h it or It' r * hois,- tijf <: t«i o . -.1 u 1 Ilf received xeat, anti the ; lu’iisuli, IfC 1.1(1 lie* di*- Head i:i the overtake ins Head, and in with all tlie an o!t* field, «*P. •-■i t»:ul, i !uul aN rniii tiii Vis pocket dollars.— !i t*I been ride of Ins •sinned t>\ mU in In's as I have be tore here that he has .ril.itcs the public e true and inum*- J'vudfitl event, tke n from Ids fa- i.l and proteitor li.e o »cr. \\ iie- laekcd, with the fci el* the dr Mil t 1.1) 1KVK.1 A'., (/ Thu R'fxnf • .1 ..mi distress of t!u» death of .'.’s ?: \c Henu.i or, WILLIAM If Mil’havino • 1), 1819. ullihivnee i this dax tnail • en f in , Nicholas hi. is of Sparta; ant! .Imus, Me Intendant of Udludgc- i*av big re.juested :» meeting of the odi- 7.ells for the purpose of suitably expressing ingVs' a o!'«-,:i,!..r!; ClnfAbc:* this : ven n when the Inwmivit tin toll*. The es.ivf magistrate of he numbered with tin* de Tnc at this time, lo enterin' r.v uv’ties, and the many m conferred on him. V. hat I ivsentative >i 4 o\ lock, meeting with y — (hi • RARt'Xisn »rr:or< who add »?i become letnil nChisma- hiscounin has ;s in tlie pit of mil) ot trust Wind odic private character was , amiable, candid, and cojiiiiymen (r. have not bS*»» •>•*« Jins he not tried' \vithout reproaoh- iogemums; he w: hii political career, iris virtues shorn* with re doubled lustre— \ true republican, his count: v’s r-oo.i 'as hi'* highest object; iiriu. inHex c, f adjust; he pursued the dictates of ins .»*. a jnire mind, .dike unmoved by the nmous bias’s o; p *|) dar prejudice \ the cla.norous ititrl^-ues rf tles.^mn^ iacti in. Thu i.<h his talents were rot oft he brilliant order, vet tea natural strength c! xnteMcCt, he united dn*p unremit- ted attention and unwearied indt strv in the dis- Charge o« hi» various aiul .ivAumis d itiis; Ayii ^lviuDiV nf the Senate, nii cninliict. tJi«jiij-1> not calculated to i write ailn.n-atini,, alway s rim-in.m. dell respect. As its presnlent. nun evt-r pre- 4uict! with more dignity anil impartiality, amt [is anient Irive ol justice, end devoted attach. pient tj the laws, marked his career in the ex- ecuiivt- chair; hut lie :s gone! The clml al- xead- covers hisnionUlt ring body: h s soul, hal- Ewed-by a tirin n. livt in its redeemer ami juy- Ejl at its. release, has already ase rd. u in glo- gaiis a!>tieip4tia > ot a blissful munoi talily. It w-niains for vita to do honor to h*s .memory.— ^ inteiidaiit of y nur town, I felt i* bit duty to cull vou together on tins mournful errafinn.— yivd'aty usiutendaiit stops here; and most liear- ,;|v will l jv'O with you in any testimonials of irrtef and respect, evincive ol the high regard f. c felt for the worth ot our departed fcllow- at Jj,jor John Howard being then called to the chair, and Edward Carey appointed secretary, the following resolution was otlered and ailop- tl Bftolved, That Drs. T Fort and Clinics *\ il. Jjamscn, Messrs, " illiams Kutherionl - •> - I.-aismtlaud. and general Juun bco d Sv Scott, be up- ith ion firnnthiud, and ge Pointed a committee, to draw up such .. .... Mmav suitably express the deep regie vliicli I"C view tlie sudden death oi ourfellow- Stizc,, governor Kabul., and ti.ai they make their report to-morrow at Id u clock, to a nn et- to be held in this place for the purpose- of . tine the same into consideration; which be ing agreed to by the meeting they adjourned •'^I'J'nmeling haring assembled according / adjournment/ the couuiuitee by Uioir enairman general .?»hn Scott, reported the follbwlnj rc* s?»luf ions: As the general assembly arc on the eve of convening who will nodrrubt pay to the'menu/- it of our ate Worthy chief ,magistrate, thosv public ho:i>rs, which constitute the posthumous reward of i life clistin^uislicd by patriolistn alia virtue— Hie comrvittee on behalf'of the citizens of Vliliedjfevifie, content tiiemsclves with Tecom- mending- on thi- solemn occasion-, tlie-adoption of the f. Jlov.ng xsol itioiis: Ifnohcrl, I iu the citizens of a\!i!!edgevilJc, uenctrated v»th tlie deepest sorn.w, at the al- liictmg- diipcnsadon of an a l-w ise Provioence, whfcu ^:»s d. pi-ived the state oi lier excellent chief iragistral-• V. illiam Hamm, ami leebng t.'.e incit sacruu rtgard for bis high churacte and medtorious sen ices, as a testimony of tiieir respe ct, will near (.rape on the left arm for ti.-im dtr» fitiiii tfiistime-. iiwfotU 'rbatour proceedings on tliisocca- sioi.cl hi* published in the Gazettes oi tins place; vviiicn wire unan in >uhI\ agreed to. JOiiN Ichtanntm. Attest, El)WAR1) CAUV, secretary, I RED—n this place, on Saturday nigh* HiSt : w h the nervous feve., Mr. HENRY DENISON, • r.q ol tlie clitors of t w Georgia Republican.”— ' p.'vmuurc death of this young gentleman ’ a subject of deep regret witli all who Knew n i inasmuch as his youth, his talents and virtuous life promised much UBetiilne.DS to the community. ^bUs-.lt'CVil- ■■ Journal, 2d iuxt. SWl J .V7v tvs. rum 01 .SAVANNAH. .Ship Rising States, Pearce, Providence, R. I, I V days, with an asasortt-d cargo, to i’aits & Sib leys, consignees, Pearce St Metcalf, Ha ris St Wa terman, If. Tuppe , G eetlc St Lqjpitt, J. Ho; lJ the master. J*aHsensrrrr.. M . ffedi and hid} , i”. Collins and fnmilv, A? . (dm.stead St eh !d, Mrs. . pitt and famry, M~s. (’rapon and child, Mrs. •irk-cr. Misses (. eenc, Dane, Frith, and Farnan, ess s. YVateruian, M'oodman, Pearce, Riclm ds, ■vkt r, Tu «pe , Shaw, VIoney, IVochI, French S. wH'ld. S. W. Arnold, C. Amoli!, Ha-t h<me, -id}', Dillon, lame, \. ppitt, and -Mt*tcalf. Sailed co. wi ll brg* (*ov, opkins, Gen. Jackson, and Ifunte , all for th » port. MBMOtl 4.VDA. The smack Harriet, Dali, hence, at Charleston on the (>!h inst, 'Hie brig Vigilant, Clark* and scliooner Com- moflor*. Rarnev, was up at New-York on the 2L-th ult. for tiiis port. PfllT.ADF.I.PHIA,October 20—.Arrived, sch. Three Saliva, Dustin, Havana, 18 days. I.efv on the I l‘b Ort. brigs Patriot, Savannah; Hero, Chase, do.; sclir. Patty & Sally, Morrison, do. \FTV-YORK, October 29—Jhrived, Hritish brig Fox. Tilley, Falmouth, and 16 clay fram Ha- lifax, with the September mail. Ship Cam’,Hits, Hover, Greenock, 44 days, and 4t> from Waterford, Ireland. Lef> ship Indepen dence, for Work Oct 10; Hr. brig Phebe,fordo. Ship l.o:lisa, (’base, Liverpool, 39 (lavs. In l it 39, 10, bug 66, spoke brig Ocean, 2 days fr. N Haven for Rucnos Ayres. Rrig Plainer, Stewart, Hucnns Ayres, 68 days. Left ship Amphion, of Hartford, for Work, un certain; sclir Penguin, of Work, for Gibraltar. Left at Murdnico, Oct 6, brig Ardent, of Mar blehead, to sail in 10 days; schrs Swan, 15; Lv- dia, for Poston in 15: ship Neptune, of Work, just arrived from Si Catharines, with mules, had lost TU or 7d on the passage, -At St Eustatia, Oct S, schr Dover, for Philadelphia, in 6 days. Sclir Menry, Dominick, Duettos .Ayres*, via H-azils Surinam and Guadaloupe, 18 days from ti»e latter place. Left at Point Petrc, Oct 9, brigs Elk, of Boston, uneer; President, ofis^v-r- ly. m xi day; Wasljington, of Ncwburypcrt, do; Poaclier, ot* V.’:iir(*n,t disub; Portland, of Port land; Jane, of Rath; the brig Mary arrived four weeks previous from Buenos Ayres, and sold hsr cargo of mules. James Jackson, seaman on board the Henry, a native of Baltimore, died at a of a lingering complaint, and was buried in sight of the Highlands. Sclir. Macdonough, Reding, 39 days from Peru; t.'buco, with Hides and Molasses. I.eft lni.rs Eliza, Gale, fur Salem in 10 days; Laurel, f’r BoV.on, do; sloop Telegraph, of Philad. for Rio Janeiro.—Oct 6, lat 21, long. 57, 40, spoke sloop Melissa, 26 days from New-York for Mar- tini<p;c. Sloop Liberty. AVatson, 18 days from Port au- Prince. with Coffee. T.eft schrs Mei-cator, His- h y, for New Aork in 2 days; Mars, Stinman, i.o in 10. Off Cape Nichola Mole, spoke sclir An drew Jackson, from N. Yoik for Port-au-Prince The brig James Lawrence, of New London, « as h»s* at 1’urks Island 23d Sept. Apollinian Society. The performing members ar v * rc(ji tested to meet a- lie Washington Midi on THIS DAY the 8th nst. at 7 o’clock, P. M.on husine.vsof impo taacc. iltf order of the President. P. BLOIS, AecVy. nov 8 m2 18 Chanet & Setzs, M; - , 0 Comer 'of Butfarid Dray ten tirett,. 4 Have just eceived f oin I.oikIoii, via C huideston, and which tliev will dispose oi by tvhoidfek anti. e*dil, at tile most reduced prices—\i2: Gentlemen's surtout Coats, assorted cold a and Sizes Superfine cloth Coats, all colors, sizes ft om No to 8 Fasliipnabfe tcdinct ai:d ma.se.lies Vests, all clo Fancy Bull and black cassinu-He do Black (lotcnt-ne Vests, from 3 to G r ^j Cotton, merno, ami lamb’s wpol kn t.ed'8hirt* Cotton and worsted D-awers Gucrnse} Fi pr-ks Scotch plaid Cloaks, full and half wmgs Do. small sized, do Ch lih-en’s superfine clotli Su ts, f-om 8 to j$S Youties supeTinc Coats and Pantaloons Neg"<’ • ound Jackets and T-ousc rs, wel Lnei v. ..: flannel, i* om 6 to 7S a su.t White Plains do. at 4 dolly, a sift Fcaynaught, monkey find pea Jackets Lion sk n great Coats, from 7 to 12 dollars Red Sh ris 8tr j»td and checked Sh.rts Rcu and telue Caps >2cn Giovch, diffident numbers Men’s and ch Id- en’s Hats Good negro Hats at 50 cents each Rose Blankets, from 8-4 to 13-4, etc. etc» oct 29 z.'ca222 Police-Office, Nov. 6, 1819. 02/* DC RING my abxnc-c at the south wan., for a few thus, the duties ot the Maxo*, and ai,' mis ness connected w th this derailment, vriil be discharged by Mr. Alderman Cope, Chainnan e>t die Board of Aldermen. T.jS* V. CH ALTON, Mayor. s . ^ Th^ subscribe* s ai e now opening a vc Seasonable Articles, wliich, with those on boa: d the ships Oglethorpe, Emily, and Geo gia„ now on tliei* way i oni Live: pool, will mak thei assortment of >v ooien, Worsted, Cotton LINENGOODS, rf.h T UKSKUkL A SO EXT£SSJVE, and will be sold at a »easoiuble advance fbr col ton o» undoubted paper. ANDREW' LOW & CO. sept 18 90 FALL and WINTER GOOLS. By the ship Oglethorpe, ft om Liverpool, the sulscri- bers have received. A large supply of seasonable, Staple and Fancy ARTICLES; which xv th the r former Stock, ren ders their present assortment very complete and xtensivc—compr sing every deser pt on oi V\ oo Worsted, Linen and Cotton GOODS, ALSO A complete assortment of Hardware and Cutlerv. JAMES DICKSON ^JCO.' oct 20 '204 I nfttnnation Wanted. Xj" JAMES DOYLE, a labouring man, ahsunt il himself Lent his board ng house, ( ; n a de an- ged state, proceeding f om sickness V—he was seen Fridax Ltd at Mr. Gardner’s Brick Yard, from tciu'c lie absented himself that morning. i} le is about five feet eight inches high, fa *• i-, >toui made; wears a blue coat, and 1 glit haired antaloons. Anv informat on ofhimxv.il be tliankfulLv re- ved bv the subscriber. \YM. SMITH, Ogletlioipe M a d. fiavrj'nah.1 nv 8 *220 Pilots. vr fit to act for th- liar and River of Save nah. S Timmons li Craig V Not rage J !l Ha l John Low \ B S s-rion S llriggs, !•!. Key J Furness A Guard ’ Dowdv W Wh-te R G Landers 8 II Ttmn’.on! JohnJohns nov 8 Bhaxch Pilots. II 8 sson E Broughton 1! Baker T Bradley T West W Wall J Klford 11 Anderson CEIlTirlCATT. PTLOTSJ I. Fostor P S Pitcher F. Holies i. r ui ? T Kauten V 1 odd 1 Ft t’rcctor .1 l*o:i-son 111. order of the Hoard. JOiiN G. HOI.COMTtF, 220 scc'ru Cow. :f i’i’ouu-r. Jusi Keceivea, Pc; the brigs Speedy Peace and Almira and schooner Susan, A fresh supply of SHOES, In addition to a la :e assortment—and for sale. SAMl’EL EVANS, Second floor, corne <>, Whitaker street and the Bax; elite* the doo fronting Wliitaker-street. mav 5 4 For Sale 3500 bushels Turk’s Island Salt 2uU pieces Cotton Bagging 6 pipes DPsi n.Hty Copper Stills, Holland Gin Whiskey in barrels, Cut Nails Cider in boxes of 12 bottles 15 casks Rice—apply to PERRY & WEIGHT. oct 9 99 Landing, From the Oglethorpe, from liver pool, An extensive assortment of the best WHITE and BLUE PLAINS, which cost from lGd to 2s An assortment of POINT and DUFFTL P.T.AN- KETS; wliich will be sold low by the piece or bale. BACON &. BREEN, out 12 200 Plains, Flannels, &e 30 bales wlrtu Pla ns 7 hales ed and white Flannels 3 bales BomSazetts 2 bales g -cen Raize 1 t unk Dm t es The above Goods .ece vcd on consignment per Kmilx and will be sold on very liberal terms.— Apply to A. MEIN & R. SCOTT, oct 14 201 Jhniter’s wharf Bills of Exchange On London, Glasgow, Manchester and Liverpool, pax able in London, fo sale bv JOHN SPEAK ALAN & CO. ap-il 26 93 . GHice Bank United State's, Suvatmtih, 3tf2\Vaf. 1819. The board of teto s of this office will pro ceed on'I uesday next, to the election ol a Dis count Llei k, v ith a salary of 9>12oo per ijmui’.i, amount ot boiu\ ftwJ-j, with tuo apptovecl nine ties. Candidates will hand in tiiei appbeat ons to the subsen be i puev ous to tlirft ilay. J. HINTLR, cashier. nov 4 b217 “Boston Yankee.” The tinders gned, agent fo Messrs. Rove If Hooper, the fo me publ she s, g ves notice, that theii respect* X’C accounts ate i eady fo. settlement; and c- cuinstances demand a peremptory close of tile same. It is hojied del nquents w 11 see the necessitv of attending' totli s notcc, thereby maui- festingtJiut zeal set forth at the time of subscr b- D. B. NICHOLS. Savannah, 20th Oct. 1819. ca2C4 To the Electors of Chatham County. Having served as Deputy .She rift lbi the last live veais, encourages me to oiler myself to tlie notice of niy fellow-citizena, as a e..,,.la SHr.inr’E at the approaching’ election. If favor ed with your suffrages, eve-v endeavor will be used to discharge tlie duties fatbfullv. DEN. SHEFTALL. nov 3 216 BOARDING. 02/' flYE or 5IX young - Men, can be accom- nodated with BOARD, n 8tacc-strcet, next door b the Baths, near tlie Cou t-house, on nioderate t rms nov 6 Dr. Joseph Maxwell Has removed to B.oughton vi eet. nov 5 l218 • & James Mi Wayne and Richard l. CLiYLER haxe entded into a copurtne'sh p to f actce tiie Law, .n the Eastern c .cu t of the tate, in tlie count es of Bu ke**:id Scr.ven, m the ii ddle ei cu t, and ill Uie Fede:ai cncu.t court oi he La*ted Mates. A nee.' cilice is near the Exchange, on the Bay’, aivi ove the ofiice oi tlie Savaniniii Repubha.n. y .amah N a. 3. 181 . 217 L-' J ’I he linn, formerly existing Ol.iet the niune or George & .Berander M. tier, yy dis'i' lvcd in consequence ci‘tiie death ol tlie l’l ’C . 'I'iu. business of Factor and Commission Jg^nt is continued h> tiiesubsc ibe , who oilerii h s 1 lUCa i the pi.{.lie. , ALEX. M. KiER. j Savannah, Octob,r 1st, 18\9. 93 Tobacco. 1* lilids prime qua! t.y, su table tor etad ng, for sale, apply to HALL Si HOYT, nov 4 :t217 Itohm’s rvharf. St. Domingo Mountain Cofiee. ! 17 tierces *t. Dojunigo Mountain Cofiee 20 hhds musco. 8uga> 2‘j bbls cargo Lo k^—for sale by BACON L BRLEN. xo.v 5 ai2lf. Factorage & Commission Business. Vhe subscriber tendcs his services to his friends and the public m gene al, in the above l nu, and wdl be thankful for any ftvo- they may bestow on huVi und hopes, f. om strict attention and punc tually, to share a part ofnr.M;'* *’**•“ **^-piOof vj.^cepuon of produce j. w m i c.. ' Savannah, 25th Oct. 1819. 209 Notice. (£jr*The subscribe! continues the practice ofliis irotess'.on, and, when noton the creu.t, may he bund at lus office on the Bay, above R. Raiford s recently occupied by the So! c tor General JOS El II \Y. JACKSON. oct 25 209 Auction and Commission Business. IV MILLEPOKVIL1.E. The subscribers respect*vely inform their f ieiuls and the public in general, that they have commenced tlie Auction and Commission Busi ness, in the house nearly opposite the bookstore, on Wayne-st eet. # . Business consigned to their care will recciv prompt attention. JOHN II. WRIGHT & CO. dec 18 251 Wanted, A situation as Overseer on a plantation—eitiu- rice or cottoii—the latter pvetV-red. Good re- commendution vll be given, asto cbaracter and capability. A line add* essed to A. E. and left at this office will be attended to. nov 2 *1*21.5 .a L'V-i&fc.'. Cldthing XVare-House. 11»e subscriber lias the pleasure to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has en gaged Mr. I). A. Northrop to manage the tailo:*- ing de|Kirtment, and from bis ability ami experi ence in that line, anticipates being able to give sa tisfaction to those who may lax or him with their custom. Every article of gentlemen's apparel n.ade in the most neat and fashionable style, and warranted to please—ladies* Pelisses, Habits, and Cloaks cut and made. He has on hand a large as sortment of the best Cloths, Cassimcres and V est ings. also A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Ready made CLOTHING; Cojisistifg of Extra super blue, black and i'ancy colored clot!; drt ss Coats Do do blue, black and mixed cloth and c:is- simere Pantaloons Do do fancy toilinct and Marseilles Vests Do do white Varsei’les do Do do black shk Florentine do Do do buff caSsim ere do Do do black cloth and cassimere dd Do do blue, olive, brown, green and drab Slirtouts with even- article nece*issrv in the nbox’e line; which arc oflered for sale on tlie most accommo dating terms. J. GEORGE, oct 7 98 . on the Bax,. Enqu re at this is offic For Sale A prire Afu’r.tto Fellow, 20 years of age—te^ms lo".-. Apply at this othcc, nov 6 *219 Forty Dollars Reward. Stolen, on tlie afternoon of tlie 4th inst. a Patent Lever GOLD tVATCH, xv th a gold chain, seal and key. The watch has some carved wo-k on ♦he back, and a small plan spot on the centre.— Tlie chain has three ring* ; tlie seal has a ;cd stone, .upon which are the lette s F- H. ; the key s small, the upper part of It b r oken off. and is su-r ended to one of the rings, which is passed through the centre of it. » fry TWENTY* DOIXARS w !1 be g ven fo the icstora ion of the property, and Twenty upon conviction of the th.ef. Apply to the Ed to* of lit s paper.- _ nov $ 0 Merchants’ and Planters’ Hotel. I lu: fcubsrrihtr *ake« -I n*v»l oU < f rtturn ng his best Ilia! ks to his B it lids ami count 0 c bs rorr.ers in general lor the liberal • atronaye he i; • »eet lavorrd uith since h'S comu.eticeu ent ■ 1 usined . He uisi* lakes th? liberty ct intornti'j. .'em, that taking into View tl.e unpreodenttt b'xuriar.ce of the prismt ciop« (tc xfchichh* iiftnar. eye witness dui.i.g a recent txc.uryxi Im.iijrh the r» teror of tin* *tat»- anu pail ot Oarehua,) as als ; the urea scared) aud i!«crce.s»• t : \n of n.om v, he thinks it but rensouabU am just that a comspi ndent reduction ought u»_tak place in the price ol board—Acting : rii.cipies, ai d with this «l j on tho*. view he hai (looted the lolioxvirig mtes to be observed at tl ve establisl.ment, during the insuing wmtt- so ICC CO 36 LG 85 (O SO OC Transient bo rders, per d;>y Board and lodging per'cptarter Do do [ er month Do without lidging, per quarter Do d(* per n » nth In establishing ih- above rates >-e flatters 1 .m ••elf that lus tuends vil d»-vyer a c^po- : *on to conform to exiting circnn-etsmce*-, ”d us he intends continue g his nest txtrtio* > •- keen bis table [ lentif'all) lurnisli-d with ti < ■ tst • lie market aflords. his bedding chan 'i..uai, and his house quiet and con.fortabh f. srecies of tan bliuer l-eiof: ever pcrnutted) le i.ope* to ircnt a enutinuaree of their lavors >i is only necessaM to . d, that his tar will aUav le .l'oplied w;ih tin besi hquera and wines, an, bis Stables with corn, oats, fodder and hay •he best quail'}’. «rh at'ei.’ive hustiers fore. , Savannah, 1st October, V19. N It The editors .f the Midedgeville Jc.iirna a.nmivta Herald, and Misionaiy, v ill ■ lease » serf the above .« I ff in the.) respective , .per and 'orwarcl their ; cc urts to ihe vff ee ot th Savannah Republican fo. j'aymeiit. oct 20 ' s 1 eret- W CBAlf. Dancing- School. Mr. S.\NS-\Y xvould -cspectfully acqua nt the lad es and gentlemen of Savannah, that he will open h s school on Thursdr.y the 11th :nst. in a room which he has engaged foi tJiat purpose, in the lower part of the bu Iding owned by Solo mon’s Lodge, nea-the old Presby terian chu»ch,— i’he ‘ays of tuition will he on Thursdays and Sa- turdays, from 3 to 6 o’clock, P. M. for young !a- d-es, and from 6 to 9 for gentlemen. He will al so give lessons every day in the week, f* om 9 o’clock a\. M. to 2 P. M; and f om 3 to 9 P M. a r the same place, to fam lies who may form into classes—and yvould prefer receixdng private les- j sons, to commence on Monday next. Price cf tuition, §20 per quarter, 5 dolls, of t'»e same to be paid n advance. Application can be ma le to him at the house of P. P. Thomaason. * 4 ; x- a ioiq , n^n mm esq., near the Court-house, or at tlie tuition room, t ^ tr race and that hebelongs Flattered bv the encoiii«i°*en''ent which he hast xvho says h-s nam ' ‘ ^ beSeL f omthec tizens of Savannah, i-to Mrs Ann Gibbons, of coimt. i,, u,e itnc of hi, profession, he hopes, by his yx- abbot life Ret u, nehes h S h; .*»na red flan- ertions to please, to be again favored xv.th tli^ public patr<.i»age.' v • . g 5 Suva7in*hi Abr;5»* 21a To Ttent A DWELLING HOUSE, or liberal terms.’ Enq ire of , . JOHN S. ACHORD. nov 6 • f«219. : . Brought to Gaol, iiel shirt and bine irowsers. il.M'CiUie.c.c. hy j.. If 11.1.1 ft)HI). Tc-Morrov. , 9lh inst. r "• inil be .tour before vru auction atari. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT \ or * ‘ Groceries and Dry Goods. /.ftasa wm* n ahi^ 150 pieces Cotton Pagg % • v 2a hhdsDa en Rum 6 p pus genu Vk Cognac Bsancj’ 2 do Holland Gin Lj hhusRy c YYhiailivy, 4 th p oof 20 bis do do 50 do Ncxv-Kpgland Ihirn *20 do Muscox ido Sugar 4 JO do Sh ub 20 do C der V negnr 5 do Beer ^ 20 casks R B Port«.*r 10 boles Mac e iu Wine 100 boxes Soap, l and 2 4o b:igs Race G nger .y, i . H 4 bales Flannels 2 do 8 by 9-4 London Duffil Blankeik 1 do sup. aiid Second (’loths 1 case B own L news 1 do G n.p and pla n head Fringe 2 do Wo rsted Suspehdeis - • I do 1 sh Linens 1 do Women's Cotton State IIosc 2 do mens* do assorted 1 do do half Hose - 1 do Checks 3 bales Flushings 1 cas uh te Homespuns • — nov 8 22y By J. It. HE li BERT. * On FTeunesdao ihe 10rA instan’, will :-e said b fr/A fuy ofUe. 32*t unks Shoes assorted kinds aild 6 zes 4 hhds Molasses 3 puncheons J Rum 3 do M I do 4 pipes Holland tun 2u boxes Soap 2.- do Candles 25 do Pluladelph a Porfen 1 12 barrels Ciacke s 9 do no. 3 Mackerel 20 boxes Sugars 10 c atesCrockeiy - , . * • • ••■ .» 0 mso 9 v.. ; * 5 ’casks CANAL COAL’—terms cash. at half past 10 o’clock. 220 By PJKFR V VfKLUUX. * li ill be sold at our Store on Wednesday, the I0<& instant. < t 10 a*clod .precisely, ’ ’ (] '* A large and general assortment of DDY GOODS, , < AMONG WHICH AUK, 4 1 bale sup blue and black Cloths 1 do do do black Cassimercs 1 do drab Cloths, 15s. to 20s 3 do London l'ufill Blanket* 2 do Rose do 1 do iRgvi *ed Pombazetts 1 do supe’io” Bed t eking 1 case cotton Slfutmgs 1 do cotton Cunibi-ic's 2 do cotton Dose 1 do black worsted do 1 do xvhite and coloii^ do 1 do silk Hose, Glox'es, &c. « ..«.• s 1 do fine Visli J .incus 1 do sup Cashmere Shawls 1 do ' acliaslldkfs 1 c:\s-- . sso ted Cotton Shawls 1 bale Mamoodies 1 do fu nitu e Ginghams t- 1 do ready'-made Carpets T 1 box 4 1-2 Pini .. i trunk Pocket Books . ' 1 case g It find Plated Cofit s% l vest Buttoofi Fancy Cal cocs, c( loured S Iks Elegant S ilk Shawls, Merino Shawls Ch Idren's Pocket Hdkfs Furniture Din.ity. Scarlet Cloths Linen Platillas, York Stripc3 v A elx’et Ribbons, 8vc. &c. L Terms—A11 sun s over ?200 ninety days ; ovejr )0 dolls. 4 nir ntlis, for a| ] • evud eitAomd paper! -sssoTtcd colbtire Adminstrator’s Sales. Will he sold o* the 20th N<.v< ii her next, attl'.6 residence of tlu s bscribci part or the personal estate of Benjamin Jones, late of Chatham ceuiJyi deceased, viz; house altd kitchen Fujnitu e, vo.k- [fr 1’ools, etc. Conditions made knbxvn on th£ dav of side. . *Bryan County Oct. 2 mf*9G ^ Administrator’s Sales. , ;• On Tuesday the 1th day December her.j will be sold befbre tbf Court House betu cen (be ;:,1 boors. . r,t(, s, by pe'loission ottlie lionorilile theinfi^ ■ioi* court of Chatham county. Tc*‘ ms cash. By oi cle r of the administrators. A. HOM E, atic'tr. oct 28 94 Notice. Or. Wednesday, the ioth of Xovrrnber, ' #,1 . At the hour of 11 o'clock, v ill BVrirl be LEASED (crone yea., the STOKES^ B* •;! n the E.wliange—leased i ride: the- suv SjL&jL perintendance of tlie Fxclutnue commit- F.V. ST-CNE,r. w. ' iv.tusl. *s Male conl’d. \ Cr the frxi T,. sany in December next,’ Will be’-sold a’, tlie cou t-bonse in the city of Sa vannah, betwesn tlie usual hours often and tw o o'clock, - • .• . Lot Number 7, Kyles tytl. ng, liCi'tte, cote ward—lev ed on ax. the propeut ol John L. I f artr dge, at the suit of Lite Ur .ted States vs. John E. Hartr-dge.. JOHN JL f K RFJ-, nov 2 215 ' Mi.ahul Is. U Marshal’s Sales. Ch the firm Tu< sduy in Decernhernrxt, ' ill be sold r.t the sto-e occupied by L‘r. Afcref tl oodruf!. ill die c ty of Saonr.lh, between die hours of ten-.lid two o'clock, The Stork n Trade of said Abner Woodruff, r.i et njfot Crockery^ Glass andCh na Ware, Lea levied on qs the p opertv of Abner '.Vobd-ufl* the suit of die Gli te l State* vs. Abne- TVotKi.tiff, JOHN IL MOltEI, marshal DJI. . oct 29 212 Marshal’s Sale, continued, ; On the first f.'rcsday in Decernb< r next, AV.ll be sold at the con’t-house n Savuiniili, oe'- t’.vcen die liov.rs o; 1. and 3 o'clock, ^ Tie folioi hg neg oes.- Jama-y, Fete-, o.^i .lack and JenuV; also, all tnat trace -)1 Lam! t t d str cl ill V. h Je Bluff, contn n n(f two H" fifty ac es, adjo n r. ? lands of K. *■«»”■*%*■ otbe s—levied on as the p •opertv of ft n . “rie- bav. at the su t oftbe tinted states V s b ”). ' others. JOHN H. MOPf la tov 2 216 Marshal />. C?.r» : The Subscribers, grateful for ; e surpo t afiorded them,since tl yil cun'll eneji.. ent in the .dvetian ,lht,*inc*t. heir leave to inforca . their friends and the public gent-tally; thnf *i-f. will cont inue their . C£vlar sales ol G oce; es eve^ Monday, and of I)rj’ Gopds eveyy T hu a*ay,t|irq the season. Sales of Estates, q^ipoes,Frrn tujed, &c. v; ill be attended to wheiievi calk^Ufpn.j h 4'i 5t JC*)Ni4»< oct 23 m
