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SAVANNAH, (GA.) NOVEMBER 14, 1816.
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TRUTH WITHOUT FEAR.
[Volume XIV
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Jil SIX DOLLARS PER A.XNUM,
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Will be in.ee.ei a. .he
square the frst time, and l airrr a*.
Cents for each continuation.
CASH
, ,11 orders from th‘ CnirxTKT, unless the
t'Mb??Zured in Town, or tire party well known to
the Editor.
?,7 Lettkbs to the Editor muni be post-paid.
For Glasgow
The barque MARY, will sail the middle of
k next month. For freight of two hundred bales
cotton apply to JAMES JOHNSTON,
oct 24—tm—127
The ship JOHN Sf EDWARD,
for l ivernoi d, having commenced taklugnn her cargo,
will be dispatched as soon as possible For freight ot
Oil i bales cotton applv to captain Webb on board, or at
5k cuimtinar house of RICHARDS & HARROW AY.
pnv 2 1-'3
pa
ich.
For Liverpool
The fast sailing copper bottomed packet ship
FACTOR, Robinson, master, will commence
* loading immediately and meet with every dis-
For freig-ut or passage apply to
William Gaston.
nor 7-
1 r*.">
OA
For Liverpool
The fine fast sailing coppered Philadelphia
,•??>&. fndlt ship DIDO, captain Maxwell, will meet
Ski Mwith dispatch. For freight or passage apply to
Perry & Wright.
nnv 7 t- 133 | » _
— For Liverpool
; _ The fine new ship CLARKSON, captain Wil-
wJ'pt'Xson, having a part of her cargo ready, will be
j^dklilie eurlit. t ship off. For freight, ao.ply t >
R. Richardson.
net—5—119
For Liverpool
The copper bottomed ship LORD WHIT-
k WORTH, Joseph Yond, master. For freight
Lot* 3J0 bales cotton apply to the master on
board, nr to S. C. DUNNING,
„ov 1 134 No. 2. Commerce Rom
For Liverpool
^ The ship REBECCA, captain Nimmo, 2S5 tons
Ji^fevburthen, will cmliipejice loading on. Month.}
Xfi^iutxt, and will be dispatched immediately. For
fref-. applv to R. RICHARDSON.
oct 29— 129
For Liverpool
The fine new and fast sailing ship ALBERT
GALL.Vi IV, Charles Clark, master, will meet
£«4&£with immediate dispatch, one half of her cargo
•being now engaged. For freight of the residue or pus-
S:-having good accommodations, apply to the master
on board, at Hunter’s wharf, or to
Charles Cotton,
On the Pan, near the Exchange
rfho has for sale, now Landing from said ship,
5 b ies Cloths
2 do Stockings
3 boxes Glass
10 do Pipes
10 casks white Lead
50 quintals Codti.-ii
100 barrels Apples
20 b_mls Pears
10 coils Cordage
/
HOT l -
-131
For Liverpool
The staunch, fast sailing Philadelphia ship
.— — JOHN BULKELEY, Roger Horner, master,
«*w&iiKowiil be dispatched among the first vessels. For
freight apply to JAMES JOHNSTON.
For sale
50 boxes apple and 50 boxes crab Cider, in boxes of
one dozen each
2000 bushels Liverpool ground Salt
I or Bordeaux
The f .st fine sailing coppered Philadelphia built
ship TH A I.IA, captain Morns, is daily expected
and will be dispatched without delay, having
two tliirds of her cargo already engaged. For freight or
passage, having excellent accommodations, apply to
Perry
nov 7——r. 133
& Wright.
For Havre
The staunch and elegant New-York built brig
JANUS, Congdon, master, will have quick dis
patch, four hundred and fifty bales being engag
ed, and provisions made to furnish the remainder, if it
should not be otherwise offered immediately. For terms
offreight of what is wanted, or passage, (tne accommo
dations being very superior,) applv to
Henry W. Hills.
nov 7 133
For Havre
The substantial and fi st sailing ship WINI
FRED, Charles W.Geiston. master. Forfireight
or passage, having excellent accommodations,
to the master on board, or to
Calvin Baker 8C Co.
12 135 * .
Fur Havre
brig GUSTAV US,
Wingate, master,
will be taken on
The
fc One hundrtd bales cotton
sfreight. Apply on board at Bolton’s wharf, or to
Hazen Kimball.
9 w 134
For New- York
(To meet -with immediate dir-patch)
The fine new packet brig LAURA ANN, Pe
ter F. Coffin, master. For freight or passage,
having elegant accommodations, apply to the
captain on board, at Bolton’s central wharf, or to
S. C. Dunning,
- .Vo. 2, Commerce Row
For sale on board
10 ton 9weeds Iron, 40 bis prime and cargo Beef
8 bis Potatoes no, '2 .35
For New-York
The packet brig SAVANNAH PACKET, to
^Iry^sail on Sunday next. For freight, or p-sNage ap-
^ afryTpi p'y on board, at Rice’s wharf, or to
P. Schenk,
nov 12 <——1 '5
For iNew-York
The regular packet b ig ELIZA, Potter, mas-
likSkwler. For freight or passage, apply to tne cap-
^i , *Tii’ , " ri on board, at M’Kinne’s wharf, or to
H ill & Hoyt.
nov 5—132
For Boston
The schooner SARAH ANN, captain Lum-
r bard, having half her freight ready to go on
board. For fr ight or passage, apply to the
captain on board or to
Glmstead &* Eattelle.
(v-t 22—1 "6 "
For Baltimore
Tl'.e regular packet brig CAT.YPSO, captain
.Neill, will sail on Thursday next. For freight
-applv to R. RICHARDSON.
r-sd-apply to
nov 9-
-134
For Baltimore
The fine new schooner M INF,RYA, captain
k T.erneel Snow, will be disnslched immediate;} .
,F, r freight or passage apj -iv to
L. Petty Co.
nov 7 Hi
200 pieces cotton Bagging,
Crockery
nnv 9—134
For Liverpool
The fine coppered bng FRIENDS, captain
vf'J'SkGeorge Wilson, burthen 235 tons, will meet
.-sli^Uwitii dispatch. For freight of two hundred
haiieis rice, on advantageous terms, or cotton, applv to
J. Wallace;
it ho ofers for sale received by said vessel,
l6) tons Liverpool ground Salt,
*0 tons Coals
l2 cases coarse Hats
Crates Crockery Ware, assorted
Kegs Paint, stone Jugs and Bottles
no. )2 35
For Liverpool
CtnienfM as a regular packetJ
The fine AfBtjican ship JOHN & EDWARD,
S. 8. Webb, maste r, hm lhen 320 tons, built of
«lk,iive oak", locust and ftdar, copper fastened, and
riy coppered tc die bends," Hili commence loading in
Mr days; having a considerable part of her cargo en-
:ed will meet with dispatch. For freight or passage
r accommodations being elegant) apply to captain
as, on board, U M'Kinnt's ivJy-rt. oct 19—125
For Liverpool
The brig TWO BRO i HERS, William Lap.
SJ^bam, master, burthen Slid tons, iu complete ur-
SFdcTaadready to take in; can be dispatched hav.
apart of her cargo engaged. For freight of pas-
e apply oh board, at Bolton’s central wharf, or to
' J.BATTEILE.
If >v 9 -,134 vg
For Greenock
.... The ship WILM.AM FELL, Jolm Boan, mas-
‘ftf-. ter. A considerable part of her cargo beuiir
fewucngagcil, she will meet with dispatch. For
‘bi't or passage apply op Smith’s wharf to
Joseph Carruthers Co.
XT’ Tlie consignees of goods, by the William Fell,
Requested to-get their goods entered anil leave the
"inits as hm e. as soon as possible. nov 7- 1 ‘"’
-133
For England,-
(Or any jj'ri-t on the Continent,)
The staunch coppered brig SPARTAN, C, M.
.Coffin, piaster, is now in complete readiness to
^receive a cargo, part of which is now ready to
on “uard. For Wight, for the reminder, apply on-
d Johnstdn’g \wljarf, or to
smr-
-Ip
Rea & Butler.
For Providence, (r. t.)
The fast sailing brig HUNTER, Rodman,
master, will sail by the 13th. Fur freight or
passage apply to the master on board, or to
Ii. h. CUTTErt,
nov 9—xr—134 .It the comf'tivg room of OlmsfeadPutte'h.
For freight or charter
The fast sailing staunch ship GLENTHORN,
captain Rainey, now in complete order to re-
•SiLSotceive a cargo. Applv to ,
Henry W. Hills. *
nov 7 133
Bills on New-York
AND PHILADELPHIA.
For sale by A. ERWIN,’ LETHBRIDGE feCO.
or 8 - V
Biils for sale on cw-York.
Apply to CALVIN RAKER & CO.
noy 12— 135
For sale
BILLS ON NEW-YORK.
Apply to JOHN HUNTER,
nnv i? 135
For sale
EXCHANGE ON LIVERPOOL,
Parable in Lutdon.
BILLS ON NEW-YORK.
Also Codec, in bags; Claret, in boxes of 1 uozen eachf
8 baskets sweet Oil, 1 dozen each; 3 pipes 4lh proof
Cognac Brandy, 12 casks nf excellent Porter, 8 dozen
each; a few bales of Plains. Blankets and Flannels. Ap
plv to RICHARDS & HARROW AY.
nov 9 134
Windsor Cnairs.
6 dozen finisl.ed in bronze
15 do common uo. - For sale by
J. ilanmer.
nov 5 132
Sait.
10,000 bushels Liverpool GROUND SALT., For sale
by THOMAS GARDNER,
nnv 2 r. 1.31
bait. '
1000 bushels Turks Island SALT. For sale hv
M. Herbert Co.
net 19—125
' ror saie
50 tons axe bar and waggontire IRON
it. Richardson.
oct 29 129
Now landing, ana for sale,
23 hogsheads Molasses
75 bags Codec
50 do Ratal iu Sugar
R. Richardson.
nnv 2 191
.fist recoivevl
An invoice of 12 trunks and 1 case Whips and Brushes,
comprising an excellent assortment, and -.vi:l be sold
low. Apply to J. LATIIROP fe CO.
novetnner 7 133 fluntn ’s wharf.
For sale
Planters’ B‘.nk S TOCK. Apply at this office,
oct 31 130
For sale
7000 bushels best Liverpool ground Salt
50 crates well assort! d Crockert ware
Now landing’from on board the ship Thomas Gibbons,
from Liverpool. Apply to JAMES DICKSON fe CO.
nov 5—132
For- sale
50,00''(Jfi et clear white pint BOARDS
100 kegs BUTTER
11 cases wool HATS
R. Richardson.
oct 39 129
For sale
15 kegs cut Nails, assorted; 10 hhds ami 69 bis. Whis
key, do bis. ship Brcati, 150 bis. fresh s ip - ••fine Flour.
R. Richardson.
nov 9 134
J ust Kectavtai
Front Linn-pool
150 casks bes‘ brown Stout, 50 crat^assor’ed Crock
ery ware, For sale by M. HERBERT fe CO.
nov 9 134
Auction.
On Monday, the 18th insL
H ill be sold on the premises
Those two BUILDINGS, fronting Mr. Joseph Charier’^
stoicorner of the Bay and Drayton street; to be remov.
ed previous to the 1st of December. Terms, cash.
Sale to commence at II o’clock
M. Herbert & Co. auct’r«.
nov 5 132
f ov sale, freight or ciiarier
A substantial fast sailing BRIG, of about two
. 'p-v hunilred tons burthen, well found.
Also
For Boston
^ The fast sailing brig 1IOLLON, Ephraim At
: x'5^kinS’ master, will sail on Friday next 15th i’-st.
asSvtfSS: wind and weather permitting, having part of a
cargo engaged. For freight or passage, apply to the
master on board, at Moor’s wharf, or to
I. liL jNTETt 8c CO.
jVs. 1, Pices’ -wharf.
tVho have for sale
ISO casks cut Nails
10 iifids. N. E. Rum
2 cases first quality fur Hats
6 do do do wool do
50 boxes Herring
50 do. brown Soap
TO bis. Shoes, letter and writing Paper
1 elegant mahogany comptingroom Desk, Sideboard,
,Secretaries, ladies dressing Tables, card Tables,
fee, nov 9—134
8aIt, Ooiiee, 6tc.
3000 bushels of Liverpool ground Sr.lt, 50 barrels
prime green Coffee, 2tW pieces prime cotton Bagging - .
For sale by
BENJAMIN HOWARD & CO.
134 Hunter’s -wharf
For freight or charter,
fo ann northern port,
The brig (JENIJIIAL JACIiSON, burthen
^AFJiyBiHety Tons, W. T. Pearce, master, a staunch
. vifTStevessel; will be ready to receive a cargo on Mon-
lay nc'xt. For further particulars, enquire of the cap
tain, on board, at Smith’s wharf, or to
P. H- & T. Crapon,
TVho have for sale, received by said vessel,
100 Grindstones
2 cases northern Homespuns, containing Chambrays,
£itripes, Plaids, Shirting and Checks
1 case India Goods
100 bis Potatoes, Onions, fee,
1 case Bedticking oct3I-—-130
For sale
The brig LANGDON CHEVES, burthen about
200 tons,' copper fastened and sheathed. A
staunch, fast sailing vessel, well found in every
respect, and ready to receive a cargo on board. For
terms, which are liberal, apply to
M. Herbert & Co.
oct 12 —122
sale
Jl All
A Negro Woman, a good cook, washer and ironer,
with her Female Child, about nine years old. Apply to
Joseph Bacon.
nov 0 v- 11 i
i lie subscriber
Ifns just rereivetl. from Liverpool,
An extensive assortment of extra superfine blue, black
and fancy colored cloth Coats, rich Florentine, white
Marseilles and fancy Vests, superfine and second cloth
Surtouts and Pantaloons, a large assortment ; all of
which will be sold low for cash, by
Leslie Thompson,
nov 9— 134 JTferchant 1'avlor.
The subscriber
Has removed to his lower wharf, next above that of
James Wallace, esq ; JAMES jOUNSTON.
nov 9 ?t 134
John Tanner
Having taken captain Otis Dy'lh in'.rf copartnership,
the business will be cohrhi ted under the firm of
TANNE II & DYER,
li'/io offer ftrr sole
An extensive assortment of woolen, cotton, linen and
silk GOODS; together witli HARDWARE and CUT
LERY. nov'9 134
Auction.
POSITIVE SALES.
Dry Goods and Hardware.
m
TO COM MENCE ON
Tuesday, the 19th day of November,
. hid continue, from day to day, until the whole is disposed of.
Superfine and common Cloths and Cassimeres
White, red and vellow Flannels, white and assortedPlailfit
Bombazets, Bombazines-and Katinets
Rose, point and duffil Blankets, Irish Linens
Cambrics, Lawns anil cotton Shirtings
Furniture and common Dimity, Ginghams
Muslins, Toilinets 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 Sarsneta
Silk, cotton and worsted Hose, assorted
English and German table Cloths and Napkins, commotl
. 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 Pin's
Shot, Lead, Anvils, trace Chains, weeding Hoes, Axef_,
.Spades and Shovels, rice Seives *
Crates of E .rthcnware and boxes Glassware, assorted for
the country, and a general assortment of Hard
ware and Cutlery.
Terms of sale—all sums under 200 dollars, cash; over
200 to 500 dollars, two and four months; over 500 to
1000 dollars, two, four and six months; over 1000 dollars
four and six months, approved endorsed paper.
v S. C. Dunning, auct ? r.
nov 5 132
i ickets
On Wednesday, the 13th inst. the price of Tickets in the
MEDICAL SCIENCE LOTTETY
will be advanced to eiaven iioelabs. The present pride
is tex Domes WARRANTED UNDRAWN.
The lists have been received to the fifteenth day, aj)d
the following high prizes are vet in the wheel;
30,000 DOLLARS
10,000 DOLLARS
5,000 DOLLARS. &c.
W. T. Williams.
nnv 9-
-134
Lord Byron,
'The Hero of a Novel!!!
Glenarvon, in two volumes, price g2. The work is
the production of lady Caroline Lamb; and the real hero
is no other than lord Byron. The fair author is a lady
of rank and eccentricity, the daughter of an Irish earl,
xnd the work contains a deliniation of her own life as
well as the lives of some’ofthe most distinguished of her
acquaintances.
Popular Models and Impressive Wamingsfor the Sons
and Daughters of Industry, by Mrs. Grant—2 vols. gl 50.
Essays in Ulnuie, or Morals and Manners, by JoAo
Taylor, author of Display, &c. price 62J cents.
Scriptures Romani, vol. i5th—for subscribers.
The Ward of Delamere, a Novel, in 2 vols. g2.
Lord Byron s Works, complete, a new edition, con-
tabling all his late Poems, in 3 vols.
ALSO,
Just received from Condon, via Idverp-iol, by the ship Lord
TVhitivnrth,
A variety of new and valuable Books, which will be
opened in a few days. W. T. WILLIAMS.
nov i2 p 135
■ ■ ■ ' ■ — — ■ - - - II
On consignment,
From New-York, per Savannah Packet,
2 cases Mil LINF.TTV, containing sattin beaver Hats
and Bonnets, chip, straw and Leghorn Bonnets, Feather*
and Valid}cks, of th< - latest fashions. For sale by
William H. Joyner & Co.
nov i2 a r35 Taylor’s wharf
Woolen Jackets.
A quantity Woolen Jackets, suitable for negroes, which
hr sold' low. D. WILLIFORD. ’
Will
nov
■2-
-i31
Crockery and nagging. J
100 crates well assorted Crockery *
200 pieces Cotton Bagging. For s de by *—■
S. C. DUNNING. V
nov 12- 135 JWo. 2, Commerce Ro
Cotton Bagging.
250 pieces best heavy Inverness Bagging, just received'
AND, IX STOEE,
10 quarter casks superior quality old Port Wine
10 tons waggontire. axe bar Iron and share Moulds
For sale low bv GEORGE GORDON.
-135
Inverness Bagging, Iron, Wine, &c.
150 pieces superior Bagging
20 tons assorted Swceds Iron
Jl half pipes Sicily Madeira Wine, ten vears aid
10 bis Vinegar, 2 boxes No. 10 cotton Cards
100 pieces of homespun Woolens
100 pieces of homespun Cotton, 200 pieces Hunihum*
100 do colored Plains, low priced
Sugar, in hot-shead*
No. I, 2 and 3 Boston Beef. . For sale bv
Whitney & Parkman,
nov 12 * 135 Hunter’s wharf
Just received,
And for sale,
An invoice of Hosiery,
AND
A small invoice of Hardware,
Laid in 15 per cent lower than any other in Market.
The purchaser will have thtr privilege of bonding for
nJ^ n — R & J. BOLTON.
-134
The subscribers
Have just received, and offer for sale,
i0 casks Goshen Cheese, iGO bis. pickled Herring
20 half bis New-York inspected Beef
3 bis Barnes’ do Ale, id do. Potatoes
i5 halfbls. groat Bread, kegs Soundsand Tongues.. -r— -- —c* aery, nav 8
4 seroons Spanish Tobacco, 7 pieces cotton Ra^ginc: e 8hibiispea tnemaeives m this riMhin the FACTOR
i invoice pocketBapks, iOO club Axes, 20 broad do COMMISSION BUSINESS, and hope from their at
on hash, at retaii, tention and strict punctuality to render satisfaction to
A'good assortment of Groceries their employers. JSAAC COURSE.
Palmes & Davidson. ... james mopk, ‘
ntSvC-of-O* "I StfonnoA *****
The subscribers,