About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1819)
IWiy: ^ t-,M . fjr. "jjr r .r < x*• ■ w -V: ■ jnithajealousand critical eye. 1 wouldal• so rccoipmeiid an alteration in the Penal Code, which would prohibit the courts from •.tending convicts to the Penitentiary for a shelter period than two years. For it is notorious, that the expense which ' has heretofore accrued to the Mate in payiiig guards, etc. for transporting con victs to this place, has bfcmne a subject of serious importance, especially when they are brought ' from distant counties for a short term -of service, Id eVcry. instance of this dtscriplion, the .state has been hardened with an expense far exceed In® the values of the labor of the convict; It is also proper for inc to remark on this occasion, that ;thc.Sppropriation of twen y five thousand dollars, mhdo by the,last legisla - lure, has been found insufficient to mecttlie expenses incurred in'cbmplciing the build ing wall, and other incidental charges, which were indispensable, maintaining the institution. It is deemed highly neces sary that the legislature should give this „ subject their mostserions consideration,and '•examine piimitcly into every subject con-- accted with it. , , .. . . -~ . In tlieiiiontbof D.ccember lastj I direc ted the agent for the .state (col. Williamson), to repai: toDarien, and order or the balance 'oftlie/llViCan slaves, which hail been previ ,of sly delivered to him l>v fl.i; collector of /the port of Brunswick, and alter given the legal nytjcc, to expose them to public sale i agreealde to .law. This duty was 'accor dingly perlbrmed, and the sale advertised In continence on the first Tuesday in May last, in tliis place. But just before the file was to hare taken -place, the deputy marshal of the district of Georgia, came forward and. made and attempt to ari-rst them, by virt i o'''a warrant bum the district court of this State,.at \he.instance of Migiicl De Castro who was said,to be a citizen of Portugal.- Being well assured llu.t the name of De iCastro, wat only borrowed to cover mystc- % ills designs of some of oui* citizens who have long been engaged in this aborriirable • traffic, and who held a claim on this proper ty, I therefore refused to give then) up tot he Jpiarshal, but finally agreed to suspend the •ale and hold them subject to the decree of the district court, where the sit it is still pen ding. About the same time that the mnr- •bal came forward to sc'ze on these utifor- tunatc Africans, the agent of the Colonizing society of the. United .States, arrived in tliis place, clothed with competent authority to ask, receive and transport them to their na tive country, free from charge or expense. The pjoposilioi) was l’riarkcd with so much iibcralHy and bcncv'clencc, tliat without much hesitation,I agrfed to deliver them over to the order of that humane society, as 'anon ns the court of United Staicts shall ad judge th.em to be subject to tlic control of lie: constituted authorities of tliis state. fry thx-tf.ih section of the militia law, passed at tlic last session of the Legislature, “tin- Go- Vev is authorised to cause a sufficient number of Copies of that law, together with the acts ot'roil- jfre-is, ur-. e eliectoallv to pi-mifie for the nation al defence by establishing an uniform Militia throughout Ilia United States, and the acts of .-^JongrC'ss codling for the Militia to execute the laws of the Union, suppress insurrections and re pel invasions, and the article.* of V >v, to hr prjnted and distributed throughout the State, So that every General and field odioer tln-ri-in, and everv Hrigu-ieInspector, Adjutant and ftap- tain, may bo furnished with one eopv each.”— But after strict examination the law was found to CotVain several glaring imperfections, which in duced me to postpone the evuttufion of that duty Until the 1 eeislatnre could have an opportunity to review an 1 correct its errors. The various appropriations made by the lost. I.egislature, for .improving our iri.vigable water ' courses, liavj; h. en a ivauced. on tlie application of the comunssinin-vs in terms of tin: law. The feneration of those gmtiemeii who have c ontraet- c-t to iptprove the. navigation of the Oconee from Ji; 11 edge villr to Roi-nett’a shoals. Inis been s'mv; but their exertion ,-iuthorises a belief tiiat they scill finally acc.-vrpli-h the ohje.et eontemplate-i, iH a way .that will do credit to themselves, and greatly promote the inti rests of the people in the.upper counties. ■ Being on the eve of retiring from the arduous dpties of a highly responsible and important trust.! cannot do justice to my feelings without tendering to tin* Legislature, mV grateful acknow ledgments for the distinguished marks of puidir tonfidenoe that 1: tve been conferred on me. On —■ 3 slrii t examination, I trust it will appear to the MM : siiictiim <ir my friliriv-citixeits, that in cv- *»-. situation i'i which I have been placed my highest object awl only aim, has bei-n to promote the in'e,vit and prosperity o four belore-1 cout- tr.-. That f tiny have frequently erred it would he folly to deny; but I flatter myself, that -,vhc.n my conduct is burly- esaniiueu before an imnartir.1 tt-i- fcnnal, t he most ample justice will be done to a!! Savfeehh.-exerti.uu;. IT.tder • • is - -a:o'i y, p.-rmnsion, f: havingnohigh- e"r wi;itto gr'-ify,titan to plantain a resnectr.hle rank ftnoug plain, honest citizens, I cld-evfully re- rign the important trust committed : tu mv care, in- t-a the hinds of the iuimc;liate representatives ot » the Voter/\,ovV. ’la SilKlzYMirt: >}■ TUESDAY EVENING* N*>V. 9, t819. ■GEORGIA LEGISLATURE* sronrror A X.KTTEa—-DAT*o. .. . “TMUlcdghdfif, A’oric.ubcr 5, 1819% “Gcrcral John Clarke is the Governor of Geo- - /f a? 'Hie elect on took place yeste day, at twelve o’clock, -by jo nt ballot of the gene al assembly.— lie was opposed by Colonel Xuoup, whom he outri polled by a majority of thirteen votes* ' I have not time now to gave the causes why OofSfel Ti oup was defeated; but shall do so in the course of a day or two. ^The election was ve-y wa.-m and bit- te on l)oth sfTcs; and tlsc Result was not d c amt of tu elye months ago. ’ The rtatc of the poll was—, for Clark, 7vj Troup, 60l, ^ ^ . .“Very l.tde business of importance lias been <l(ine as yet in either house. The different stand. »nj? committees have !x.*cn ajjpointed—and the bill repeafin.g the law to increase the salaries of the public oiliders of tJic state, was read a second tune to-day. this bill may pass* the,house; but I doj not think it wdl go down in senate.- M To.morrt>v', tlie election for a Senator*in the Congress of the. United States, in tlie roorr. of Mr. Forsyth, resigntf'; takes place. Freeman Walkei, esq. anti Judges Dooiy and ifarr*s are spoken of to fill the vacancy* w Tiie electiov, also, for Judges and Solicitor-GchenJs will take place to-mor J u-stiiecetveclj. V a. Per flap Parted on unto brirs .i!>r,i:aand Tfittm,' a fresh Supply » or BOOTS and SHOES. T;< •' SAMUEL EVAS?, on the second floor-of tlie .buck store corner of . W/iifaker-st eel and tlie Bay. nov 9 ' 221*- . . • . MAItRIRf)—Ton i-iiuisdaVSevenfng' last, by the •ev. Mi*. Sv.'eat, Mil Turuim, of J^onjj Isl- iiuU N. Y. to Miss Eliza A-. Axlkt, of this city. SHIP.YEWS. . AnKnnflhhc-ti igrant, xyftosc leltepwpub lished in a life Lotvlon paper, writes front Kcw-York, that ‘■•licjtrefera linglind with *il her taxes, to Anterici ‘-with h-r Uh-rtirs eatt her mlvrief!” Such an F.nglVunao is anitnfit citizen far Atnerir?.: Ami may ail sttch hasten itotnr more repjdiy than they vafne hither! Amifrica, ri-r liberties her miseries," is by no means anxious f>r an areession .of qamgrants from F.n- glatiri; she is writing to receive the perse cuted and worthy from all counters, and to tflford them protection and cty asylum: but ^he views with scorn and tUdignatiAt, the i-iio/.-.v/ Eritiih Hoyalitts, who a her coming •ere and enjoying her. iiosn'lali’y,. write home letters and books to calumniate her Character, her manners, Iter instiimions and her liberties. May shame, slavery and dis grace ever be the lot of such i ipers, in “En gland eoith all her tares.'”—IrcnklinGaz. TOK1 of SAt -VKNAU. AHHlVr.il. • \ A '- Schooner Weymouth, Ibviteh, New-Yo k, 12 clay% to Hull f- Hoyt, con.S jpiet’s; with an assort- f <\i g-o, to John Lew Z. Day, W. T. Wiiliums, W .Sea broug}^ S. Wrii^ht, It. F. IUisb, F<Ktvler St Gariiuc , G. 1 cits, Johnston U Hills, VP Ingl s & <io. (i. F. & O. Publics, Platt & VVcclcs, C ensnaw fit Bur ow, I*:iw& Thorn, F. II. Wehnan, an-1 \l\ Crowell. 5j passengers. Spoke, off the Capes, oriij South-Ca ol na, uom New York, and oii the ba ,on Satu day last, selir. Mary-Ann, both botmd •V> tl» s po t. Capt. JI. mentions tliat the p lot c- ported :ui he mopn od.te Ur^ ashore on Murtn’s imlust y. . (? Schooner Isabella, Pierce, lleaufo t, 2 dai s, w th cotton,.to Ji. Sy «. Ua!>e sham. Sloop James, Vincent, 81. Mary’s, r^davs, \yr tii cotion, to .fa nes Sin tli, on boa/d. PaiHenarer*— Mr. M-.lie a ui lady; • less s Smith and Dufau c. Pole boat vla tha^f o:n Augusta, \Vitii cotton to Laroche & Watson. • - *. .HfiMO^AVn-V. A fish lig- smack came into Tybee yesterday morning, spoke ahip Rub.con, Hold 'idjje, about 4 in ics to tne eastward of the ba:—could obtain no plot. The shp Ellen, Rowland^ is repo-ted to be n tlie orfincr. SADDLERY. . .,. . The subscribers inform thei> fricfttls and the. pubi c, tiiat they have removed their manufactory one tloor east tif James II. F*ascr, Market stjuare; where they offer for sale a Ia*g-e amleleesint as sortment of fashionable SADDLERY, of the-best- n Lite rials ami warranted to be eqiiafin workman ship to any ritlie United States. Also, • i AN INVOICE ■ x- -V *4 OF - y t London made Saddles and Bridles, Of tlie first motity. . - CASSIDEY& SIMPSON, nov 1 ,(t214 Office Bank Uilited States^ • *S(iyc.t,nofi, 3d J\</t». ldl-. Tlie board pf directors of this ciSce jwill p;o ‘*eed on Tuesday next, to the elect;* n ot a Dis- comit'’CU-tk, widi.a salary ot ftl2U0. p'er annum, amoant ot hpnd £i5uOV,wfth two appxovi-ik sure- t/es. Candidates Mill h^ul fptjieii applica't oils the subscriber pi*cv ous to th&t day. ' . . J. HFN'I I'.R, carfuer. ..tov 4" * h?I7 . c- % ,. ' . . ALc/norXii.- ^ H 'ELMA*V.. T,o-Morfo'.ty', lOdvristarifj; .% IVill ie vetd 'at our">%t t r '<' 9 • (T^* A Jtogc and jyene al r.sso tnientof CliY- goods, ^ v WlftCH FALL AND WINTER GOODS. The subscribers are now opening a variety of J- i Seasonable ;Ai1fcIes, , .. . which,’with those oh board’the sfiips OgTethoipe, F.mUj^jJUHl Georg-ia,, now on their Way f.om Liver pool, will make thei. assortment of s Woolen, Worsted, Cotton AKB • LINEN GOODSr VF.P.T RENKUAL AND KVTKVSIVK, , . and will be sold at a reasonable advance for cot ton or undoubted paper.. i _ . ANDREW LOW & CO. sept 38 . 90 - r • £> The District Court, of the t'nited States, for tiie Georgia district was opened this day, and adjourned until Mornlay, the eM inst. at io o’clock, a. -m. of -wliicii jurors and witnesses are required to take due notice. nov2 a221 The sale of the Stores in the Exchange is postponed until the 1/tli nstant. By o der of the comm nee. ", c F. M. STONE, c. u. nov 9 231 CONSIGNEES per ship PAR l lll AN, from -Boston, are requested to at tend at Johnson & Kill's wharf, and receive tiieir goods; •. nov 9 / c2^1 For Liverpool ■ The auucrior Bostoli Built -4 ‘ 1 'P PAR’l’HlAN, Joseph Barton, ;naster • , ^ v,n ? n patt ot her" ca,go r- ga^ed, will meet with dispatca.— For f o g in or ua > ^e applv on boa -d, at Johnston S; Hill’s wharf.V.O * 8. C. DUNN'iND, 7ior9 221 ,\o. 2 Commerce lioxv. For New-York j&f The re tiiat- packet schooner , * S “- Hayden, master, will 4ir/lV neet with despatch, having-part of her re»i**-)t ejig-ag-v l. l or the residue or passag-e apply to capta n Hayden, on board, at Jones* upper wharf, or to Hall & hoyt. nov« -221 For Charleston. Thcsionp Frolic, R. Hotvrin,map- cr, to sail the first fai wind. For freight r passage auolv on board, at Howa-d’s ^ vlprl, or to iilH-LOCH Sc SADLER. •v .> .221 ALTERATION. - i.IBRARY, Tlie dtiys for del ver Books to the members of the Savanna!; Lbiary Society wll remain as lierqtofore, vU: Mond.V, .Wediu-sdav and F* day: hut too ho u -s, instead of T.-om 4 too, will bef-oin d to 5 p. -M. du r -r.gtiie w’nte- months. , OF.MLF.iJ, xec’y. S. L. S. nov 9 +221 . For Stile * A prime Mulr.tto Fellow, 20 years of age—tenns low. Apply at this office, rov 6 219 Forty Dollars Reward. ■ Stolen, on tlie afiorrnoT; of the- 4th inst. a Pat Lever GOJ.t> WATCB, wt»b a goM clia-ri, seat arvt key. , Tttr Watch lias t=otne ca-ve<l work or, ti,,- hack, ami a soiali ptaai spot on the centre.— The chain has three rings ; the seal h:vs r. re l stone, upon xvIhcIj are- the h-tte.s F IT.; the key is small, the upper, part ot" it hioken o(T, and s mspeiide-1 la -one. of the rings, whidi b pasay-l tlirotigh the'centre of it. * ' ffj- T1VFA'TV DOLLARS trill be gven for tlie restorarion of the property, and Twenty upon com ictian of tlie th.if. Apply to tlie Editor of Hts paper. ’■ hot 8 i220 Amusement of the Turf.. A STAKEof -iV». Ttrnusand Oof'ur.w 11 he ritn r or over the SAvannah Course, en TrIT T RSDAY, the 11th. iastnnt at 12 o’clock. M le iieats th ee iri f.ve, M; io- hay g*. Chatham- >? . Mompn’a bay f^. B.m ip:\ r tc M .Simmer’s-hayg. Bunkum. M . Forth ‘css* bay m. Da*?). • . , The folio Vinjf dav tv 11 be : an for m ’c heats, ah J!eg-ant saddle, bridle, ma t ng^i’e jind collar, TOX t\IT THE GATE. ' Fo -r wheel Car iag-e, - 01 Two wheel d tto,' 1 50 M.uvarid horse, 1 00 Foouikii, . 50 , . The Sfccmi Day halffiricr. Memhe-s of the Chib pruti*. * . ,-r - : A Ri>*Vh fTv*tlic exclti-uve accommodation efthe club an»lfriends. THE PROPRIETOR. i.ro'* 9 m22I Bav Lot. ■Ity TIIF. I.TtT and IUUMMXGS, now occu- pied hv Jus. C.i.uiKir.nE, ftir ?a!e ; 40 feet front, narrowing* gnidually to JO on the lane and 90 feet deep ; good brick or stone fowl lation; r<K>my ceiTars, and two complete tire proof ovens. The whole clear of all incumbrances. Applv to nov 9 n22l , R1CIJ\RI),LEAKE* . 25. Dolhtrs Reward; Rt*NAWA Y, nbotit t welve morrt saijo, JOHN, u man, a carpenter by t’-ade, be : .on«*mg- ‘o i he esL'Ae of tiv<»rgc l*ea son, deceased, about . (-t wenty-five \*eais Of age : five feet s x inches hig-h, or thereabouts; he is Id'dv, toIer*ably stout and well made. It* he is net hr king: :-bout this place, he is suppased tohave g-one to'Garlethorpecountvj cr to Savannah, sit both of which places he has • vcd. The above reward is offered for his deliv- erv at.the Aujritsra’ail. LUCY M.-\ ARNOLD, <> Admin stra- * JOHN H. ’MANN, V > tors. ■ fUT* Tlie edlitrtis of the Savanhah Repub 1 can zml \VaJiinpion News, wdl ple?se publish. tl*e above once a week, fo»* six weeks, and fortt-jutl «heir accounts to thfc office of th^ Avgusta Chron- cle foe payment, f nov 9 jx22l FALL and WINTER-GOODS. By the ship Oglethorpe, from Liverpool\ the suhstri- , her? have received. A larg-e supply of seasonable, Staple and Fancy ARTICLES; winch with their former Stock, ren ders their present assortineat very complete and extensive—cpmpr sing even* description of Wool Worsted, Linen and Cotton GOQI)S. ALSO A complete assortment of Hardware and Cutlery. JAMES DICKSON JkjCO. cct 20 204 . . ‘‘Boston-Yankee.” . imdcrs-g-net!, agent fat Mew. Jfctr-- t' finofier, tlie fo: na.-?p\ii) 1 she s, . g Vcs notice, tliab tiieir respective ticcv-’irttsa' e rcadv Jorscttieriu ni; . nd c. f cumstauccrt de^iaml a pvTenitjtory o«j the same. It is hoped dej nqticnts \vd: seri.thi necessity ofattenr;iT-.g- toth.s notice,-♦hereby mm- testing-that zeal si-t fOrtli at the rime of srhscr b- iiig-. , t • • x \ * D. B. .NTCIIOLS. Satannah, jjflth Oct; 1S49-. v -: • ca204.. . . ,/• . , l>!?ckw rs* -d d To ihe Electors of Chatham Lot m tv i i ao Av»*ei«.i ckoirWo • - ■ •- * 1 do ;-.Hk lks<v.Eli>vts.kc. 1 c!o £itcj ishLm-tis 1 do sup Cashnie e biv.-wL 1 do M.ul Asll&is. 1 case assorted «'otCon 1 l»?le "sup blue and blrcik uTgOis. • T do . ’£o-’ do 4 fc Heh 1 do d al :(TntlL<% 15s. t<; . . o do Xcriddli liuif’L Id.*nk*_u ;} do l*r,sp%... -do .1 do fljjui VA/^•*:ribcxz.a tis •t do supc io»- 1>i d Ifku’l ' 'X case cotton ‘Nfl. * t % > Wrae* 1 do cotton J :urtb ^ \ 2 do cotton'Host- d d. ffuv.-njj se ved us Deputy Sbetift’. tor“ the J:i five \c% s, cncou'Ag-es me to offer myself to th: i-otice oi‘ my fO-U^iv-citizens, a» a Caiul.date fo SHERIFF at the ;q.p r ouchuig-^election. ‘ If-favo; edw tli your suffrages evey endeavor will be iu>ed to d.scha ge tlie duties fa thftiUv. ; ; BEN. SHEFTALL. novo 216 +:■' BOARDING. £ FIVF, or SIX youngs Men, can be. accom ed;witli BOARD, di t?ta*e-street, next^ *looi to>the Iiafbs near the Comt-hbuNe, on mode aU tprms • w f nov 6, Dr. Joseph MajcwelT Has removed to B- otigpliton street."* ' nov 5 . x2l« 0" James M. Wayne and Ricljard R. CUYT.ER have entered into a copa:tne sh p to Fact cc tlie Law, n the Eastern c cut of the state, in the count es of Burke And Sc ven, in the it. ddle ci cu-t, and in the Fedeial circuit coir t of the United States. ,. *. Tiie r office is nea.-- the Exchange, on tlie Bay, and over tlie office of the Savannah Republ ca Savannah, Nov. o, 1S19. l 2l7 0 The firm, formerly existing under the name of George & Ale raiuler J\l. Ker> dissolved in consequence of the death of the burner. The business of Factor and Commission rut is continued by (lie subsc. ibe., who oiiei-s h s irvices to the public. ALEX. M. KER. Savannah, October 1st, 1819. 93 For Sale 3500 bushels Turk’s Island Salt 200 nieces Cotton Bagging- ' 6 pipes best French Brandy Copper Stills, HollandGin Whiskey in barrels, Cut Nail3 Cider inboxes of 12*bottles ; i 15 casks Rice—apply to FERRY Sc WRIGHT, oct 9 99 . e - Landing, • Prom the Oglethorpe, from Liverpool, An extensive assortment ot* tlie best WTIITE and BLUE PLAINS, which p^ist from 16d to 2s. ALSO ^ An assortment of POINT and DUFFIL BLAN KETS; which will be sold low by the piece or bale. .. . BACON & BRUEN. oct 12 200 f >.*. T ' Plains, Flannels, 8tc, 30 bales wiitePla-ns '* 7 bales red and wli.te Flannels • * 3 bales Bombazetts 2 bales green Raize . '» ’ f t-unk Dimt>eS r -.... i Tlie above Goocls rvee’-ved oh consignment per Emilv and will be shld on very liberal term?.— Apply to , A. MEIN k U. SCOT T, oct 14 201 Hunter's Bills of Exchange .h!„ On Londfin, Glasgow, Manchester and Llverpcdl, payable in London, fo sale bv JOHN SPEARMAN & CO. april 26 93 * Clothing Ware-House. The subscriber has the pleasure to inform his friends and tlie public generally, be has en- .S:igcd Mr. D. A. Northrop to manage the tailor ing department, and from his ability and experi ence in that line,.anticipates being able to give sa tisfaction to those who may* favor him with their custom. Every article of gentlemen’s apparel made in tlie most neat artd 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, Cassimeres and Vest ings. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT ‘; or t • Ready made CLOTHING; Consisting o f ■ • V Extra super blue, black and. fancy colored cloth dress Coats Do do blue, black and .mixed cloth and cas- si mere Pantaloons . Do do fancy toilinet and Marseilles Y r ests Do do white Marseilles do Do do black silk Florentine do Do do buff cassimere , do Do do black cloth and cassiniere <lo . • s- lio do blue, olive, brown, green and ctaab Surtouts with every article necessary Hi the above line; which are offered for sale on tlie most accommo dating term?. J. GKORCffc, oct 7 98 on the Bay. Dancing School. • Mr. KANSAY would respectfully acqiia-nt‘the lad es and gentlemen of Savanrah, that he will open h s school on Thu-sdav the 11th inst>in a room which hcr.fiasengaged for that purpose,.in the lower part cf the budding owned by Solo mon's Lodge, near the old Presbvterian chin ch.— fhe days of tuition will be *on Thqredays and Sa turdays, from 3 to 6 o’clock, P. M. for vDimg Ja- d ei?, and from 6 to 9 fo- gentlemen. lie will al so give lessons c-ery day in tlie we6k. *f;om 9 o’clock A. M. to 2 P. >f; arul from 3 to 9 P Mr at the same place, to faifi lies who may form into classes—and would prefer receiving private les sons, to commence on Monday next. Price of tuition, £20 per quaiter, 5 dolls, of the «ime to be paid m advance. Application can be made to him at the house of P. P. Thomasson, esq. near the court-house, or at the tuition room. Flattered by the cncou'kigerr.ent which he has hc etofo e received f.om the c tizens of Savannah, in the line of his profession, he hopes, by his ex ertions to. please, to be again favored wlh the public patronage. Savamufh, .Vor. 5. 218 . Information Vyanted. eTj* JAMES DOYLF., a labou r ing mag, absent ed himself from his hoard ng house, ( n a de an- ged state, p r oceed ng f- om s ckncss' 1 ^—l»e was seen on Fr day last at Mr. Gardners Br ck Y ard, from whence he absented himself that fnorn ng.—:— j>oyle is about five feet eight inches h£h, fa r Tia r, s’out rnade; wears a blue coat, and Ight colon* e<l p:uita]oons.' Any info *mat on of bun will be thankfully re- £e.vi^ bv the subscriber. * . *- . WM. SMITH, ^ 1 .*•- OglethorpeW r^, Savcznaht nov 8 *220 THE LIFE OF &EJVEIL1L GllEE.VE, MY # CHARLES CALDWELL, M. D. i , Of Philadelphia, » A few copies of the above wo:k are sent to Sa vannah for distribution. If tlie well established political and literary merits of the autho cannot—the political and mi-- lita>y churacte" of tlie subject of the work ought to ir.su: e the patronage of eve y citizen of the Re public, who hold;; in veneration, or respect the character and inemory of bur revolutionary lie- rbt-s. . ; •, \ The subject of this wdrk particularly- ought to be held in reverence, and high estimation by tlie people of the south. < . w . The work can be had bn application to., * STEELE WHITE. oct 23 . Rca207 c^.To*n4 rW 1 bftly Mamoodies 1 do .fu nitu e t^.nghsirts 1 do cam v - - ade C a pera .. 1 box 4 1-2 Pins . 1 box -Slates • I tnmk.FtckctBptks 1 case g-lt ;tl.d cost r>..J rTittb^H' Fancy Calais, ccdpUDi 1 h ! ks K*egnnt>£ilk $hawl?. Mcr!i^frjLA\l3 Ch Iihcn’s P'Jcket Hdl.is Furniture L'iQ.i r y, Scarlet CUoths Linen Platilias, fork i'tsipes \ Y’elvct Ribhohs, See. S,ci- . r •- : Tri ms—All si,n s over V>2iO ninety days ; oxeSr '.' 40o dolls. 4 u,untils, toT ap'iiroved endorsed paper, ; nov 9 22o • . . * By J. B. HEBJU R T. To-Moitovv, 10th ihst. • ■ - * Wilt he sold f/fore my 'office' 32 t> unks Shoes, assorted k nds and «lzcc 4. hhds Molasses : - 3 puncheons J Rvm do ft i db 4 pipes Holland Gin 20 boxes Soap 20 do Candles^ r • /. 25 do Fhilsrlciph a Poster 12 bands C’acke 3 9 Ho no. 3 Mackerel 20 boxes Segai-s .f • ; . . . 10 c ates Ciockery V v ? ' V, •’ : also,' . ’U 35 casks CANAL COAI-—terms ensh. (fj* at half past 10 o’eldck. 220 . Factorage & Commission Business. The subscriber tenders his services to bis friends and the public in general, in.the above line, and will, fie thankful tbs. any fav.or they may bestow on him; and hopes, from strict attention and punc tually, to share a part-of public favor* Fire-proof stores provided for the reception of produce. - .. v- J. WHITE. Savannah, 25th Oct, 1819.. 209. Just Received 25 Ijbls"ALE, brewedfor this ir.-i-kct. for sale bv HOLLIS oc ACHOKD oct 20 frn204, . . Notice. O'j'Tlie subscriber continues'thc prKtffce ofh profession, and, when not on the circuit, may be found at his office on the Bay, above R. Raiford’s recently occupied by the Sol-C*tor General JOSEPH YY. JACKSON, net 25 209 x Auction and Commission Business; Tjl MTLLKHGF.vn.LK. Tlie subscribers, respectively inform their friends and the public in general, that they have commenced the Auotion and Commission Busi ness, in the house nearly opposite the booksto e on YVnync-street. . Business consigned to their care will receiv prompt attention. dec 38 JOHN II. YVRTGIIT & CO. 251 Four Negro Boj’s to Hire- Enquire at this office. , dov 1 . 234 Merchants’ and Planters’ Hotel. The subscriber taken ,bi“ method of relitriirg his best thanks to his friends, and country cus tomers in general, for the liberal patronage he ha been favored with since his commencement n-i. business. He also takes the liberty of ii forming them, that taking into view tlie tinpreeidented luxuriance of .the. present crops (to which he hs> been an eye witness dur.rg- a recent -excursior through the interior of lids state and port of s. Carolina,) as also the great scarcity and increased value of money, he thinks .it but reasonable sne ;,,st that a .correspondent reductin^oiight to take -la-e in the price of board—Acting on those print-pics, and with this object in view, he li»; adopted the (allowing rates to be observ ed at the above establishment, during the inciting. winter, viz: _ Transient hoarders, per day gl 50 guard and lodging per quarter 1( 0 00 po do peri month 36 fa, Po vritliotit lodging, per quarter US (>0 Do do per ritontii .. . 30 00, tn establishing the above rates, he Hatters him ..If tliat his friends oil disc'ver a dispo- .ilion to conform to existing circumstance-, and as he intend.-; continuing bis best exertions ,,, keep his table plentiful!, furnished with the hc-t the -market affords, his bedding clean a; usual, and bis house quiet and comfortable (no species of.gamhling being ever per-mUcd) he hopes to merit a continuance of their favors It is only necessary to odd, that his bar will always be supplied with the best liquor* and wines, an. bis Stables with corn, oats, fodder and hay. . ( ,|,e best quality, wi'h attentive bottlers as hereto fore? 4 ... W. CHAIfi. Savannah. 1st October, 1819. Augusta HerafcT, amt A'isitmary, will please u sertthe above six tines in their respirtue paper, and forward their accounts to the office ot th< Savannah republican for payment, cct 20 2C4. . f For Sale. ' (Jnd /I9sar*sicn given immediately) That valuable - act of LAffp, five rrhles from this place, on tha Ogechee road, containing 27c acres, adjoining Dr. ! Parker, colonel Marshal I ryid V. dliam itavfer, esq. The e is ctea ed and under dam about 50 acres of excellent rice land, ami a like quantity of cotton of com land, which produc ed good crops tut year.. There a-e all necessa y B- tidings for a large c- op, andccmfottable ling House, w th a large O cJiardo: emod Peaches, Plumbs, Sec. / Also,' for sale, a quantity or Opir, Fodder, plantation Tools! Gins, alii a small Steel Fodder.plantation loots, tuns,ana a smallstoc -A attcfidsdtowliet.eve in!!c<!3--<?».of of Hogs and Cattje. Possession wilt b-. g sen fee fc-.y* 00 - u MWilS & JOKfFSo tbefi stiNovcn.bar. For terats apply auhisoffiae-5^ tlie fi no" 1 -tr214 P.Y BAKER V II F. J. MAN. . To-Morrotv, the 10th instant, V TVill be s’jfd 9n Jllessrs.Jolwitton Hill*. w/iar^L At 11 o’clock pi ec sely, A quantity of .«AJLS, BtGGfNT., m.OCKS, CAFI.KS, ope LONGBOAT, and one JOLLY the BOAT—s;ive4 from tlie w cck of the org-Flori- i,To- tilt da, and sold by o fta' ol the port wa. dens, benefit of all conc6’ned. nov9 ' 221 • ; - Administrator’s Sales. On Tuesday the 7th day December herd. Will be sold before the Court House between tli^s , > usual ^ . WTiarf I.ot No. 8, in the town *>f.Darien, MJn- toijh cor.nty, Qu feet on the five* and 300 feej <leep, belonging to the est.^te of Daniel >i‘lntosb^ deceased, and sold for the benefit oiThe hei sand c edito. s, by pe. mission oltlie honorable tlielrife* ior court of Chatham county. • > . . T-enna cash,, .*?-• V ; . v By order of the adnilniHrato^s.. . . M- -j ■ ' , A. IIOYVE, Guitry . Executor’s Sale. : • . On Hie first Tuesday, in December next. Will be sold, agreeable to the last wi!L of colonel John.I’rsiy deceased, ffefo e thc em * t house, be-* tween the usual hours 1 of lu and 3 o’clock. , All that lot and improvement thetecnj No. situate upon the .rontli eastt.co-ne of-JolioM'n’a squa*e. opposite A. Low 8i-.Co. b ick stoje.—r Conditions of-sale; one fou tli in fou jnonihs, ono fourth ill twelve months, rote fourtli in ei^htecii month,s and one fomth in two Vea*S; -with intetest at eig-ht per centsupon cafch payment f om day of sale to be : added. T he pu. chase giving- be nd and mortgage upon the property and pe? sonal security if required. GEORGE M. WATERS. : JOHN J. MAXWEIX. - oct 23-’ 207 • ex’or of John Pray Marslml’s Sale cont’d. • • On the first Tuesday' fri ' December. nexi r Wdl be sold at the Coti* t-hoifse in the cit}* of Sa-. vR.nrr.di, between the usual houis often and two o’clock, . L<>«! Number 7,'. F.yIes tyth ng, Heatii- cote ward—lev cd on as thp : proper ty of John F-. flarir dge*.«at the suit of tlie Un ted States x*®. John E. IhvtTdge. JOHN II. MOREL, • r ,ov 2 2j5 ; M(+*hafJ).G, * Mai'bhal’s Sales. On the Jirvt Tuesday in December 7\ertf Will be sol t attlic store oc?irp e<l by Mr. Abner WooriniiF, in the c. tv cf SrvjuuioJi, betw een the hours of ten and two q’clock, 1 be Stock: n Trade of said Abner Woodruff, cons st-ng of Cfcckcry; Glass and Ch.na Were, &c^ levied on as the pi opertv of Abrier Wooicluif! a< the suit of the United States vs. Abnc- WoodtulF, -.-.IOIIN H: MOHKL, rrutTshfil oct 29 - 212 Vf ' A Marsiial’s’Sabj continued^ On tic first Tuesday in Decen b^r next, WdL be sold at the ^ou trhouse n Savannah, be-r tween tlie l.oiirs oi iO ahjf.3 o'clock, The follow ng neg’ ooa.'uJtinuaiyy^tfte', Tom Jack and Jenny; also, all that tract of iltnid n the distj’ ct of-YVh te Bluff’, c<Mta n ng two burdredj and fifty n<f?es, a^jirn ngXnds of R. YVTll Ju s and! others—levied OIV33 the p'opert)’ .of YVm. t-gfer -buy, at the suit of the Uailtf’ States vs. Of ebay and others, f * ..JOHN II. MOREL, nov 2 216 ..JltarsficJ 1). G. SherilF’s sales. , To.be sold on the Seventh day of December next., before thecou r t-house at Darien, in the co .nty. of Yf*Tnt09h, being the first Tuesday *n tlie «*. d month, between ihe . hours- qf’lo o’clock in foitnoon and 3 n llta afternoon, ^ * All that tract or I^and s tuate and being iri tho _ r.k, Miiiferlirptinp Totifna! kcountv of Mffntos*b contai'niog four thousand and, N. B. The edi.ors y _ l'. e . - v I* , * Fth'tv-fouj acres, be the same more orU-ss, houml- ed by South New-Ppit 7-ive*-, and lands pi Todd> W’ambe sie and<irav ,* A Iso,'a stock of Cattle and pair of M JI Stones, ■and a Cotton Gip; sold under exeent on as thd p»-o- pe*D’ of Ebene^er Stark, dec. atthesut. of An drew Low L Co. and Joshua E. -W hite & Co. ^ ; . ^AML’EL' F.IGJLE. «..m. c. . ir^The cd tors bf the Daren Gazette will please 'pu’pl'sh tlie above. ^ oct 29 -V' 213 r •:/-'* : •?.' *.* 0 - The Subscribers; gi-atdul for,; The support afib-.-le<ltbam,sii.fe tl ci^ccmmynce- inent in.lbs Aiu-dclt livemeis, begis-ave jo inform! tljeir friends and the public gene-oily,.thot tber- fen / ■ • •- ri-- A t . ; ■ / s - • ? ■ ■ ' S-v-Vii: ; : : . • -j V-'s ,, 't . Visit.- K ■ ;.v ... : : - -l m -.'V< •;
