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— - l ~ jjiLL- ■a. j$y YRERERJCE S. FELL.] SAVANNAH,* (GA.) NOVEMBER 12, 1810. [Whole Number 2746. Number TRUTH WITHOUT FEAR. [Volume XIV the republican IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, at. six dollars per anjyum, payable is advasce. advertisements w ;u be 'inerted at the rate of Sevevtv-Fiee Cests pei square die first time, and Thiuty-Seyex axd a Hale Cents for each continuation. CASH must accompany all orders from the Couxtht, unless the in Tows, or tue party well known to Uie Editor. ill Lettebs to the Editor must be post-paid. &• The ship JOHN EDWARD, for Liverpool, having commenced taking in her cargo, wiil be dispatched as soon as possible. For freight of Sou bales cotton an ply to captain Webb on board, or at Tbr counting house of RICHARDS & HARROVVAY. n„v 9 143 ~ ’ For Liverpool The fast sailing copper bottomed packet ship A'?KfACTOR, Robinson, master, will commence tggjgg£,uading immediately and meet with every dis- puxii. For freight or passage apply to William Gaston. -133 For Liverpool The fine fast sailing coppered Philadelphia . built ship 1)11)0, captain Maxwell, will meet swith dispatch. For freight or passage apply to Perry & Wright. nov 7 l 133 For Liverpool The fine new ship CLARKSON, captain Wil son, having a part of her cargo ready, will be ,UiQ earliest ship off. For freight, apply to R. Richardson. oct—5—119 , I^or Liverpool The fine new and fast sailing ship ALBERT .GALLATIN, Charles Clark, master, will meet cWith immediate dispatch, one htnf ot her cargo being now engaged. For freight of the residue or pas sage, liaving good accommodations, apply to the master on board, at Hunter’s wharf, or lo Charles Cotton, On the Lay, near the Exchange fTho has for sale, nov landing from said ship, 5 hales Cloths 2 do Stockings 3 boxes Glass Id do Pipes 10 casks white Lead 50 quintal* Codfish a * 100 bansis Apples 20 barrels Pears 10 coils Cordage. - ' nov 7 ■ ■ 133 - For Liverpool The stauncii, fast sailing Philadelphia ship .JOHN BULKELEY, Roger Horner, master, B wil! be dispatched among the first vessels. 1* or eight apply to JAMES JOHNSTON. %. For sale SO boxes apple and 50 boxes crab Cider, in boxes of one dozen each iOu bushels Liverpool ground Salt JOG pieces cotton Bagging, , Crockery nov 9—134 For Liverpool The copper bottomed ship LORD WHIT- .WORTH, Joseph Yoiul, master. For freight iof JU0 bales cotton apply to the master on board, or to S. C. DUNNING, nov O 134 No. 2, Commerce Row For Liverpool The ship REBECCA, captain Nimmo, 265 tons .burliien, will commence loading on Monday .next, and will be dispatched immediately. For freight apply to R. RICi 1ARDSON. oct 29—129 For Liverpool The fine new snip JUNO, captain John Doak, kf'uTi. hoririy expected from New-York, and having one ViBnFiii "=♦' tier cargo engaged, will meet with immediate .-dispatch. Forfreight of the balance or passage apply to B. M‘Kinne & Co. ect 31- -130 A For Liverpool f Intended as a regular packet J The fine American ship JOHN & EDWARD, Webb, master, burthen 320 tons, built of -iv e oak, locust and cedar, copper fastened, and newly coppered to the bends, will commence loading in a few daysp having a considerable part of her cargo en gaged wiii meet with dispatcy- For freight or passage (pier accommodations being elegant) apply to captain Webb, on board, at M‘Kinnc’s wharf. oct 19—125 For Liverpool P_ The brig TWO BROTHERS, William Lap- «3®khain, master, burthen 20d tons, in complete or- der and ready to take in;, can be dispatched hav ing a part of her c«<tgo engaged. For freight or pas sage apply on board, at Bolton’s central wharf, or to j. BaTTELLE. nov 9 134 ' »" For Greenock The ship WILLIAM FELL, John Boan, mas- , ter. A considerable part of her cargo'TJdmg . igaged, she w.il meet with dispatch. freimit or r,i6.sm. ,.nply on Smith’s wharf to* For Glasgow The barque AlARY, will sail the middle c next month. For freight of two hundred bait cotton apply to JAMES JOHNSTON. I—cm— 127 ’ J? or Bordeaux r-jg. The fast fine sailing coppered Philadelphia bi k$Pp/> s ' 11 P ID A LIA, captain Morris, is daily expec JSi&te«and will be dispatched without delay, havi two thirds of her cargo already engaged. Forfreight passage, having excellent accommodations, apply tb Perry & ^Vright. nov 7 l 133 have For Havre —_ The staunch and elegant Ne Cor.gdon, master, wil •X r lpfc»patch, lour hundred and fifty bales being engag ed, and provisions made to furnish the remainder, if. it should not be otherwise offered immediately. For te of freight of what is wanted, or passage, (the accomi dations being very superior,) apply to Henry W. Hills. nov 7 133 For England, (Or any port on the Continent.) The staunch coppered brig SPARTAN, C. M. iffin, master, is now in complete readmes* ireceive a cargo, part of which is now read jo on board. For freight, for the remainder, apply loaj-d^at Johnston’s wharf, or to Rea & Butler. nov 7 133 J For New-York • Tlie fine fast sailing ship ONEIDA, Alt Hillard; master, will sail on Tuesday next, having more than half her cargo onboard. Forfreigl of the balance or passage, having elegant accommod; tions, apply on board, at Bolton’s central wharf, or to J. BATTELLE. nov 9 134 For New-York The regular packet brig Id IZA, Potter, n y ter. For freight or passage, apply to the c ttain, on board, at M'Kinne’s wharf, or to Hall k Hoyt. 5—132 For Baltimore ffpfe Neill, will A ' INapplv to nov 9 v-* -134 K. RICHARDSON. nov 7- For Baltimore ie fine new senoontr MINERVA, ca, L m.icT Snow, will be dispatched immediately*. Forfreight or passageBpniv to L. Petty 4f Co. -133 For Providence,-,fR. i.) The fast Muling brig HUNTER, Rodman ^ master, vriH Bail by Jhft ISth. For ireight o ipassage apply to the master' o5"board, or to 15. S. till I 'lT.R, ‘1—134 At the rompti'”? room of Olmxreiuli/ Ren.-’l I or To UVig, an t / it or t in . charter ‘Europe, 2 S'J I^Fu Fraser’s wh. rf or ocr 29—e—129 The superior ;*nd fast sailing siiip VIRGINIA, tons burthen, Jonathan Huinian, mast' terms apply to the master on hoard, to HAZKN KIMBALL. For ireigut or passage app v .... Joseph Carruthers Sf Co. (Tf The consignees of goods, by the William Fell, ire requested to get their goods entered and leave tiie permits ;.s above, as soon as possible. nov 7—133 lor Boston r T he schooner SARAH ANN, captain Lum- bard, having half her, freight ready to go on **»&><i*bourd. For freight, or passage, apply to the ^-ptain on board or to Olmstead 8C Battelle. r,r> ^ For sale . The brig LANGDON CHEVES, burthen about t200 tons, copper fastened and' sheathed. A . »staunch, fast sailing vessel, well found in fcvery and ready to receive a cargo bn board. For t'-rms, which are liberal, apply to M. Herbert & Co. -123 For freight or charter j Til-, fast Sailing' staunch ship GLENTHOIIN fi^ca:.t;.in li iney, now in complete order to re igSjE>kicen'e a cargo. Applv to ‘ Henry W. Hills. nov 7 133 For sale, freight or charter A substa tiaifast sailing BRIG, of about two ^hundred tons burthen, well found. ALSO For Boston The fast sailing' brig UOLIrOX, Ephraim At kins, master, will sail on Friday next 15;hinst. wind and weather permitting, having part of a cargo engaged. For freight or passage, apply to the master on board, at Moor’s wliarf, or to I. H WTER & CO. No. 1, Rices' wharf. Who have for sale 160 casks cut Nails 10 hhds. N.E. Rum 2 cases first quality fur Hats 6 do do do wool do 50 boxes Herring 50 do. brown So..p lo bis. Shoes, letter and writing Paper 1 elegant mahogany compting room Desk, Sideboard, Secretaries, ladies dressing Tabies, card Tables, &c. nov 9—J34 For freight or charter, To ana northern port. The brig' GENERAL JACKSON, burthen ninety tons, W. T. Pearce, master, a staunch vessel; will be ready to receive a cargo on Mon day next. For further particulars, enquire of the cap tain, on board, at Smith’s wliarf, or to P. II. & T. Crapon, Who have for sale, received by said vessel, 100 Grindstones 2 cases northern Homespuns, containing Chambrays, Stripes, Plaids, Shirting and. Checks 1 case India Goods ''x ^ 100 bis Potatoes, Onions, 8cc. 1 case Bedrickincr Opt 31— 130 Bills on New-York, At sixty days’ sight For sale bv BENJAMIN HOWARD & CO. nov 9 a 134 -i.il.ll 1 . .... f For sale S EXC H ANGE ON LIVERPOOL, Payable in London. BILLS ON NEW-YORK* Also Coffee, in bags; Ci. iaH.jii boxes of 1 dozen each; t 8 b. sk.;t.s swell Oil, 1 dozen «ach; 3 pipes 4tii prod 1 Cagn.c Bramlr, 12 casks of excellent Porter, 8 llczen f each; a few bales of Plains, Blankets and Flannels. Ap. r plv to RICHARDS & HARROVYAY. 'j.r.v O .1J4 Windsor Chairs. 6 dozen finished in bronze 15 do common do. Fur sale by \ J. Ilanmcr. nov 5 132 , kDcilt. 10,000 bushels Liverpool GROUND SALT. For sale by THOMAS GARDNER, nov 2 t. 131 Salt. 1000 bushels Turks Island SALT. For sale by M. Herbert Co. oct 10—125 For sale 50 tons axe bar and waggoijtire IRON 7 R. Richardson. oct 29 129 Now landing, and tor suie, 23 hogsheads Molasses 75 bags Coffee 50 do Batavia Sugar • R. Richardson. nov 2 131 Just received An invoice of 12 trunks and 1 case Whips and Brushes, comprising an excellent assortment, and wi l be sold low. Apply to J. LATH ROT 8c CO. november 7 133 ' Hunter** whnrf. For sale Planters’ Bank STOCK. Apply at this office. oct 31 lo'J ‘ - For sale 7000 luisbels best liverpool ground Salt 50 crates well assorted Crockery ware Now landing from ou board the ship Thomas Gibbons, from Liverpool. Apply to JAMES DICKSON 81 CO. nov 5—132 ~ 'tr* 1 ■■ — I ©I' sale 50/>00£feet clear white pine BOARDS lot) kegs BUTTER .. f 11 t.na. wool RATS - ^ ft. Richardaofi. oct 39 129 For sule 16 kogs cut Nails, assorted; 10 hhds and 60 bis. Whis- a.ey, 6el bis. ship Dread, 150 bis. fresh superfine Ficui*. It Richardson. nov o n4 l or sale by tiie subscribers 8 b-les co mse biue anti grey CLOTHS, suitable for negroes. Wiii be sold unusually low to close a con signment. WILLIAM H. JOYNER k CO. nov 9 \ 134 ' Taylor's wharf Just Received From Liverpool 150 casks best brow n Stout, 5J crates assayed Crock ery ware, For sale by M. HERBERT it CO. nov 9 134 Salt, Coffee, &c. 3020 bushels of Liverpool ground Suit, 50 barrels prime green Coffee, 200 pieces prime cotton Bagging. For sale by BENJAMIN HOWARD k CO. Ci st 134 Hunter’s wharf For sale A Negro Woman, a good cook, washer and ironer, with herFem.de Child, about nine years old. Apply lo Joseph Bacon. nrv 9 w 124 Tiie subscriber TTcie just, received, from Liverpool, .An extensive assortment of extra superfine blue, black ami fancy colored cloth Coats, rich Florentine, white Marseilles and fancy Vests, superfine and second cloth Surtouts and Pantaloons, a large assortment ; ail of ] which will be sold low for cash, by t Leslie Thompson, 3 nov 9 134 Jlferchant 'l\ii/lur. The subscriber Has removed to Ills lower wharf, next above that of t James Wallace, esq. JAMES JOHNSTON, nov 9 m 154 John Tanner Having taken captain Otis Hveh into copartnership, the business wiii lie condu ted under tiie firm of TANNER & DYER, fb ho offer for sale An extensive assortment of woolen, cotton, linen and silk GOODS; together with HARDWARE and CUT- LKKV. nov 9 134 = For sale by oct 8— Bills on New-York AND PHILADELPHIA. A. ERWIN, LETHBRIDGE Sc CO. Just received . i i i i i case ladies’thread Stockings trunk do silk do do Angora Shawls case paper Bureaus, in nests do watch Furniture ALSO Barrels Beef and Pork Hampers black Bottles Windsor Chairs For sale by' oet 39-s—129 3. BATTELLE. Auction. On Monday, the 18th inst. Will be sold on the premises Those two BUILDINGS, fronting Mr. Joseph Charier’* store, corner of the Bay ane Drayton street; to be remov ed previous to the Is: of December. Terms, cash. Sale to commence at 11 o’clock M. Herbert &. Co. auct’rs. nov 5 132 Auction. POSITIVE SALES. Dry Goods and Hardware. TO COMMENCE ON Tuesday, the 19th day of November, And continue, from day to day, until the whole is disposed dfk Superfine and common Cloths and Cassimeres White, red and yellow Flannels, white and assorted PlaipS Bombazets, Bombazine rand Rati nets Rose, point and duffil Blankets, Irish Linens Cambrics, Lawns and cotton Shirtings Furniture and common Dimity, Ginghams Muslins, Toiiinets and Marseilles Vestings Brown Holland, Checks and Stripes Stockinet and fancy Cords, silk and cotton Handker chiefs and Shawls, Turkey red Curtain and common Calicoes, Chintz and Sarsnets Silk, cotton and worsted Hose, assorted English and German table Cloths and Napkins, common and superior Velvets, Corduroys and princes’ Cords Laventine and Florence Silks, assorted Gentlemen and ladies’ kid and silk Gloves Ribbons, Tapes, Bobbins, Threads, Needles and Pins Shot, Lead, Anvils, trace Ciiains, weeding Hoes, Axes, Spades and Shovels, rice Seives Crates of Earthenware and boxes Glassware, assorted for the country, and a general assortment of liardp ware and Cutlery. Terms of side—all sums under 200 dollars, cash; over 10 to 500 dollars, two and four months; over 500 to 1000 dollars, two, four and six months; over 1000 dolUrs nov 5- -132 • r ^ I I • S. C. Dunning, auct’r. Medical * ollegc Lottery, SECOND CLASS, Commences drawing in a few days in the city of Ballimv e, HIGHEST PRiZLS. 1 of 50,000 DOLLARS 1 of 20,000 DOLLARS 2 of 10,000 DOLLARS 3 of 5,000 DOLLARS With a full proportion of 1000, 500, 109 Dollars, Sec. Not two blanks to a prize and only 25,000 tickets. Tickets, Halves, Quarters and Eigtks, for sale by L. it. HA1DLN. N. I!. Just received the Official List of Masonic Hall Lottery, which completed drawing on the 26th Septem- M» — « f 133 her i ickets iii&ijig: - — On Wednesday, the 13th inst. the price of Tickets in th MEDICAL SCIENCE LOTTETY advanced to eukvex Pollahs. The present price is tev holla us WARRANTED UNDRAWN. The lisls have been received to the fifteenth duv, and e following high prizes are yet in the wheel; 30,000 DOLLARS 10,000 DOLLARS 5,000 DOLLARS &c. W. T. Williams. nov 9- -134 Received ON CONSIGNMENT, Per ship William, from Liverpool, 12 cases containing a complete assortment of Buttons. AND IN STORE 1600 bars Russia and Swedes’ Iron, assorted sixes 50 crates Crockery 40 boxes Window Glass, 8 by 10, 9 bj^ll, 10 br 12 20 .cases half pint Tumblers 40 bags Coffee, 20 do Pimento 40 casks Malaga Wine 2 pipes L. P. T cue riff do 4 casks sherry Wine 64 pieces cotton Bagging 10 pipes Cognac Brandy 80 corn Cordage, 35 tea sets Cbma Pipes Holland Sin, boxes Soap, Ac. Bor sale by X&Qftc Colnm & Co. Elegant Looking Glasses. KETTELL $ SEW ALL, (ox hunter’s wearf) . e Are now opening 1 pair 34 inches by 17 very elegant 3 do 26 do do 15 2 do 24 do do 14 rogetlierwith many other sizes in gilt, mahogany and stained Frames ALSO 1 case Canes and walking Sticks 1 do letter, pot and foolscap Pap* 6 boxes Shrub, in bottles Yellow Soap, Chocolate Cotton Cards, cut Nails Shot, Mustard, in bottles Fulveresed Cassia, in cannisters A small lot Ironware, chiefly Pofe 2 casks Tinware, well assorted 1 box do plated Ware _ Also 4 painted Bathing Tubs nov 7 l 1(53 Ebenezer S. Rees Returns his thanks to his friends, for their patron. ~ ' tliem and the transact generally, that he continues to nov 7- -133 . Notice. The subscribers liavin nov 7- ig formed a copartnership, will a the firm of Grkex &. Lippitt. S>. C. GREEN, WARREN LIPPITT. -133 Now landing, From brig Eagle, and for sale by the subscriber*, 10 hhds N. E. Rum, 5 hds Jamais Rum 5 do and 20 bis Muscovado Sugars int do „ t green Coffee 10 boxes spermacetti Candles 10 do tallow do Boxes and half boxes Soap 25 kegs family Butter 20 casks Cheese, 15 bis prime Beef Potatoes, Beets and Onions 10 bis best Albany double Ale 10 do Vinegar, 10 boxes cotton Carda t, . 100 ana 50 half barrels Crackers 50 cous assarted Cordage 10 northern Homespun, containing Check'*; &sKS. G ‘” gto ”' Coarse and fine Hats Coarse and fine Shoes 4 cases straw Bonnets GREEN k UPP.TT 7 ~ 133 * riov BlanK Manitests. Jor sale at tjUis