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X A | | & •5 ■sons ■ups The subscriber begs leave io inform his_ friends and the public generally, that he has formed an establishment at I) mien, tv be re tie offers for s:je si well selected assort ment of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, See. ar.d having bf on laid in low, he can dispose of them sit very mode rate prices, by the package, piece or smaller quamitv, for cash, cotton or other produce, or approved drafts on ■Savannah or Charleston. Jaihcs H. Giekie. IIOV tj rv 136 con st in t butte- iuirrofj, rioiures, LOOKING GLASSES AND C 1RNICES. Just ■ r.l, from JWic York, An elegant assortment of the above articles, framed in the most fa-hiotiable ttamner. Also an assortment of touet Glasses, Dressing-Boxes, containingfire drawers; ad of which are m gilt and ma hogany frames. The size of t ie glasses are 38 by 24, .It by 20,32 by 19. 30 by 17, 28 by 10, and lesser sizes down to 12 by 15. 2 superb Mirrors, with four lights, 24 inches diameter Pit rope, intio ter- keror oi xUiu l 3iial"s sales continued, On the first Tuesday in December next, Will be it: Id at the court house, in the city of Sarttonafi, be tween the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, A Negro Wench, named Delia—levied on as the pro perly oUMobert Dillon, at tiie suit of William Hort. Two Negro Women, named Rusk and Di-r-levied on as the property of Joseph Davis, to satisfy an execution at the suit of the Cjdted States, vs.Joseph Davis and Pa- vid Leion. JOHN EPPINGER, nov 14—136 . marshal. Saddle, draft and carriage Horses. Just brought to Savannah, a number of each, for sale at lb»!SKv Griffin’s, at the upper end ef West-Broad- sttx-et nov 14 ■ Some of the popular XAT AL BATTLES, in the late contest with BnUin. done on g lass and engraved, in gill frames; Window Cornices, of four patterns. For sale bv J. H. Oldershaw, nov 1,4—136 On 'fie Htiu; e<- • ier of Whitaker street Kire s.'.id to ^tie. ‘‘Tight natiZed. ‘hree per cent. 931-4 Sep- i 14s. 6.7. new Hccdiliitii Marble, From MU ford, Connect! cut. A specimen of which may: be seen at tiie store of Xm- t.in &. Wabhams, opposite Alessrs. Andrew Low &. Co. Bull-street. Tiiis marble is acknowledged, by tiie best judges to be superior to, any before presented to the public, either do*, mestic or foreign. The ■ round work is green, beautiful! Iv Variegated witii a dark imetalic surface, iitemiixcd with white. It receives tiie finest polish, and when lettered with gold surpasses, in appearance, the best white marble. N. B. Orders will be received at the store of Noatu.v Si Wadh*im. nov 14 136 Wanted to hire An active honest Waiting Boy. Wages will.be monthly. Enquire at this office. noy. r-i British brig Wil- b, Hodman, X■ w Wanted on; Laura, Fos- ssaii, ( v. r.) Northern Homespuns. HARRIS & WATERMAN ( Jlurketsau ;re) Have lately received, a consignment of six cases nor thern Homespuns, consisting of Bedticking, Stripes,* Checks, Ginghams, bleached'and brown Shirtings; also one case Cotton Yarn, number S up to 19; which will be sold by the case or less quantity yerjr low for cash, nov 14—s —T--1 >6 7 A steady man, to be employed in,a retail dry good store—a per.,on understanding the arrangement of goods, And writing a good plain liana, will meet with encourage ment by producing satisfactory references, and applying at the countinghouseofB.M'Kinne &Co. nov 14-*\—136 SET vessels in K9Bf vi iig, lnrboring. ■Rfteve'r, THOMAS ■t indented appren- |^Kce of the .St :lzJun - jenteen t ears ot age, fight brown hair, dark |jt countenance; teils accompanied with u 'is a lad of no com wised the cultivation A Contract waited. The Wardens and Vestry of Christ Church, being de sirous of having the Tower of the Church finished, tnd the Bell suspended, as expeditiously as hosaibi«,,ltave .npointed tiie Undermentioned a committee for idaving the work done. The -committee will receive proposals for finishing the tower with frame work, to be about twelve or . fourteen feet elevation, terminated with. a dome. Proposals with a design of the work, may be George lieipli lias received, by. the most recent arrivals from England, a gnieral assortm.nt of UKY GOODS, par'icuiarly, super fine blue and black West of F.ngland Broadcloths and Cassimerc-s—ua>o, two ffjiuhs of frshionabie London made ladies’ Habits and gemiemen’s Coats, Waistcoats and pantaloons, which he is now opening for sale in No. 2, 136 P his frequent destr mtmtausc, 'Lth-.en- Pnue the u tv oh some iitv; but chiefly froni kohabiy may attempt • of some good mean er.?. Ado. 12. TST6* hqck {vij-dhy. Tor sale An elegant BAROUCHE RAZKK, Hpiaway. {^dollars for iqiprelfeulhig h lad, JOHN-G. PHELPS, lie night of the iith inst lie ik.blue.eyes, about 5 feet 4 years of age, hail on a ■pantaloons—he has serv- |Hi:f pretty good workman; Kd harboring or employ- A A . Bare forbid harboring.or BFthfe law will be enforced fc transgressing. f John Gravdiiw* witii plated harness*- K. & J.Bolion. X nov .14-.it —- AnclectionwiUbe'heldat the court-house, in Sa vannah, Tin MONDAY, the 3d day of December, ensuino- . fbr a REPRESENTATIVE, In tiie congress of the Uniu two or c<r Staics ’ to 611 the vacancy occasioned by die reslgna- ' tion of the honorabte Aif«e» CcTHurkT, pursuant to a Z : r ; ;- w«t df felecttoft from the Executive D?partmeuJs*f a - st ^Bclf tlie’ f lectors of ettetham coertty will t.-tk- wait- x] 2 tm c * c c * United Stales, we are unable to coiupre- he argued Turk a la mode, had fnriou gating, tiie Ui bend, un!e?s it “‘g ey cou !d d 0 no injury W e not mac e ’ g r i evanC es complained No doubt native s () f America, of raa y be J' J9 . *T * hiaiueable nor to be account- but we are eop i e can, at pleasure, aole for tnei , • eg , rora t h e allegiance they vote expatriate oc _ If they migrate to another * een 0We t0 u'^ome members of it, and fight in its nation, o t hew may do in prosecuting defence, w g( and which a ff ec t s not our attairs, t ici l ’J- America view as foreign and place riwl the interference of our government: So SS Whatever aggressions may be perpetrate.! i jer the republican colors of South-Amenca, ..... n ,, wise reflect upon our national charac ter, unless it be proven that they have been committed by vessels equipped and commission ed in American ports. , iiat the fact is, the major part of the nume- m picaroons which infest the Spanish trade, ought to Bordeaux, , 14th day of September, 1816, and pf the Independence of the United States, the forLy-first. D. Stkobei,. his fri the pub A greater! sion of an" the United! tetUgencer, : Republican Meeting at the Capitol, last ijl known, nearly, if not quite, half of the Tennessee, Kentucky and Ohio, voted i Monroe as the republican candidate for I the Keutuckv papers, we find a list of 27 electors, though 10 only are to be elected, “-bi, it is stated, is pledged, if chosen, to nd Tompkins. The contest is not be- 1 opponents of Monroe, but between have the pleasure of expressing r occasion, by an electoral vote, er will be witnessed on the occa- Fresident and Vice-President of ►is now manifested.—A'ational In- Major Xrt Virginia,’ by a! the vacancy in thl States, occasioned! ed in the Brunswick district, in [of about a hundred votes, to fill yresenta:ives ofthe United se ofThoinas Gholson.—ih. rous picar.,.,,.^ —- - - . and sometimes, for want of better employment, depredate on our own as well as on that ot Eng land, are owned by Britishi subjects, and fitted out either at Hayti or the Bahamas. The latter group of islands ate peculiaily convenient for equipping ot iig seis not onlv on account of their proximity to America, from whence naval stores may ue ob t-i-ued, but for refuge; the shallowness of the water with which they are surrounded not per mitting tiie approach of large war ships, and their commanding the passages through which the commerce of Spain must on returning to Eu rope pass; besides, the civil authorities haveal- wavs been famous for indulging the pluudcnn inclination ofthe inhabitants. Tiie Concks of New Providence put all their swiftest vessels into requisition, and purchases of Baltimore built schooners made in this coun try augment the number. At some of the most unfrequented isles, they are equipped, the ma^ terials for which are brought from Nassau in wreckers, which in like manner convey that part of their plunder unsuitable for a Haytian market to the former place: They are manned in general with a set. of desperate adventurers, natives of every country, but not unfrequently with island-slaves, who are both tractable and expert watermen. Thereasou which indupes the English govern ment to tolerate t ! jem, and even wink at their depredations on its own commerce, is the des truction of Spanish shipping in the western world, which stiems more than probable will be shortly accomplished. In such an event, and as the present impoverished condition of France and Holland must prevent, for some time to come", their commercial enterprize from regain ing its wonted vigor. Britain, .io the Spanish West-Indies, will have no competitors save our countrymen; over whojn she has a decided ad vantage. Th»high duties imposed on Ameri can produce cannot fail, unless the colonies be come independent, to exclude us from their ports and leave her in the undisturbed possession •of a rich and extensive branch of trade. It is through this sinister motive, that she se cretly encourages the marauders to scour every -part of the Caribbean seas; and although she may slightly chastise them for doing injustice to her subjects, yet she will take special care nei ther to cripple their power nor frown on then- career. They will be left, like the Algerines ’.in the Mediterranean, to promote and secure her mercantile ascendancy; while her servile •journalists will endeavor tp attach the odium on our people. Though sve cannot but deprecate her perfidy to Spain., a«d view her selfishness with disgust, still the annihilation of the means she uses to accomplish Ahem is far from our desire: Benefi cial ends are often brought about by unworthy means; and, as privateering may secure the in dependence of Spanish America as it did chiefly that of Holland on a similar occasion, we can not but wish the corsairs the greatest success in their operations against Spain. This hope is not only promt,'ted by the interest we take in tiie struggles which an oppressed people are making to sewer the gyves of despotism, but the wellfare of our own country. South Ameri can independence will do anything but secure to England a monopoly. The ports will be thrown open for fair competition to the whole iworld, and restore things to their natural order. Such an event must give to the United States a predominancy in their commerce. x .0 — *3 We are authorised to state, that Debtor Mesas S.if.f- -tall is a candidate for Justice of the Inferior Court, »1 tiie election on Monday, the 25th instant, in the room of Robert Mackay, esq. deceased. We, the undersigned, Commercial Brokers of the Ex- -ohange in Bordeaux, appointed by the president of the Tribunal of Commerce, of the said city of Bordeaux, to examine and estimate the damage on goods saved Yranfthe smn’Araueanian, of New York, Brevoort, master, stranded at the entrance ofthe river—declare, that in the course of this operation, we have found three bales i f cotton, (Sea Isian.!,) marked 8. which were filled with from one half to thiee quarters of their weight with cottonseed; that this fraud appears to have been committed designedly, and with a view to deceive the purchaser, as this seed was com pletely covered on every side by layers of cotton, of a line quality, previous to its being damaged; therefore whoever might have bought these bales, without examin ing theta in the centre, would have been deceived, as the the seed is of iro value here. We. add, that frequent complaints are made, of similar frauds being practised from the United States, in vutise- qnericc of which, heavy-eductions are often n., *eon this quality of *otiori. Weia-.rer also found one bale of cotton, (short staple) forked L, containing in the centre Z7 half kiliigrams (or 27 pounds) of old iron. f_ In fail b of which', we hoae delivered to Mr. Jonathan ‘Jones, by Ills request, the present ’declaration, to serve vhom it may concern. IIxiiBactr, D. Gochraiune, E. Rardrk. The undersigned, performing the functions of Vresi- dent of tiie Commercial Tribunal of Bordeaux, certifies that the signatures of Herbault, Gourndgue and Sandre, sre true, and that tlrev are what they have stated; a» such full frith and credit is'and ought to be -given-to them.— In testimony whereof, f have hereunto Set my hand and »-al oi oitice, at Bordeaux, I3tb September, 1816. • Bidied Bscbate, Consulate of the Uiuted States. I, Ilaniel fitrobel, consul of the United States of Ameri- fx for the port and district of Bordeaux, do-hereby cer- 7%. that the signature to the annexed document, is that °f Dither Btchatle, oneof the judges ami acting president °t die ‘lYihunsl of Commerce of this city; and to *U acts, PEXXSTLVa-XTA.' that the Electo-sl C Friday last. There ed by the ItepublicaTT pledged to vote for J kins; the other Cornu) Carlisle, called by them posed of persons, however, it is supposed, would (if A, sons as the regular Republic! cun understand the question,] personal considerations, the the principle of opposition only, any other than the Man of the Pei is disavowed. The Federalists h: ced with the Republican seced' city and county of Philadelphia, w heard from, such a result as mig! from the state of parties in that that district, wav as follows: For the Republican Ticket For the Carlisle Ticket Notwithstanding this return, th will prevail through the state, by aj —ib. JVov. 5. Onto.—The following gentlemen present the several districts of Ohio i gress: William Henry Harrison, .Toll Barber, Peter Hitchcock, Samuel Beecher, all nno mem/,ers; several bers having previously declined a ri are already apprized ivania was chosen on rurt: the one, form- legislature, and ’\niei,D. Tow- hven persons at I'icket,” corn- being pledged, ■ same per- far as we local and farmed on Io elevate ^sidency, coalcs- The Lieutenant Governor of Kent! who acts as Governor since the deceal has appointed John Popf., (formerly aj gress) to be Secretary of State for that The venerable Ex-President, John Arad eighty-second year on the 30th tilt. Mahlo.i Dickf.kso (a genuine Renub| pointed Governor of New-Jersey.—ih. From the Rostov Paflarlinm. , LA TEST FROM F. YGL Bv the ship Cordelia, c. ptain King terdav from Cowes/Lomlun papers September 20 were received. A letter from Cairo, July 20, says, J.h! has raised his standard near Babylon 290,000 Israelites associated with him ; men desert and join them ; an.’ tint h pect of being completely successful in It has been concluded that there are 1.3 Europe. Tiie English letters from Paris, Septi that a majority of tiie late cnamber qj culated a'protest agiuiist its (lissoh counteract the views of the k.ng r fS adaised, and fatally mi-takes ! " sentf about him, for tliose of the nation. !• are said to have U ken place among ^ Savary and Lallemand are now ^ Eugene Bcauliarnois, son of Ns building a palace at Munich win million and a half of francs. Grain is now admitted free of du, sequeur.ee of the failure or poor Italy. Lord Exmouth is to return to F.n ceed against Tunis and Tripoli. Tiie prime minister of the De was entrusted the defence of the accused of not using the batteri by which the enemy advanced an ries in reverse. The prince royal ofPortu and to remain us viceroy of I ritories—and is to marry Austria. ’ The sale of 20 British in England on tiie 1 were sold—a sufficient: The loud complaint! reign manufactures sti.l In 1814, there were born in JH -—died 838,822—married 300,y? were two persons between i45 and rat An East India lady, the BiioW Begur? the East India Company, treasure to the lacks of rupees, principally in bullion, jewels. Certain male and female fashions have been ecclesiastically denou inexpressibles,” is the male fashion Prices of Stocks in London, Sept, i Consols 62 1-8: five per cent. Navy’ tember 17. Gold, 3/. 19s. 6d. Doubl Dollars, 4s. lO^df. In September, the Bank of yearly dividend of 5 per cent, PORT OK Si Thursday ahuT Ship Silenus, Harding, PhiM liani, Richardson, Liverpool;” York. ci.k4 Schooners Sarah Ann, Lu dick, Vew-York; sloop AiS £> The particular, are cautioned trusting, or aiding in ai^ BRADLEY, alias Tun has* tire to die printing husi^ nah HrpubUcan. He four feet six or seven irteli grey eyes, freckled free: a plausible tale, which fsl downcast look. On tbej moil capacity; but lias 1 of rogqery. This publication is .1 tions, for which bec.Mi; courageiTient he lias tft incor.sitkrate individ his brother-in-law,. to foist him on tire i ing r rg ••in.. btoi For Liverpool x ,((tr any port on the Continent,} f The. coppered brig SPARTAN, C. M. Coffin, master, is now in readiness to commence load ing; a considerable pa*t of her cargo is ready to go on board, and will meet with dispatch, for what ever port a freight in part mav oiler. For the same or passage, apply on board, or to Rea Butler, ^Johnston 9 * 'ichnrf. Jfl'or charter or freight:, To any part in Eumpe, The staunch coppered ship WILLIAM; bur then two hundred and fifty tons. For terms, which will be reasonable, apply to - Bilbo Ss. Watts. nov 14 136 For PhrRulelphia The packet brig OLYh.TBh'S, captain Sharp, Sil il on Tuesday next. For freight or pus- Agaafasage apply to nov 14— Perry & Wright. -756 Jflor St. Mary’s, To sail on Saturday next, 16j/» instant. The pilot boat schooner RIFLEMAN, Ilav- ^den, master. For light freight or passage apply iS&on board, at Wiliiamson Sc It. Vi'iler’s wharf, orto BALLARD 5cSPENCER, nov 14 H r —Too , . /{ire'' -a ’ •> / Exchange on Liverpool, Payable' in London, for srie bv Hazen Kimball. nov 14—n—136 ^in the Ve have f?cted Foie in Just 9 chests fresh Hyson TEAS, also 4 casks assorted HARDW ARE. For sale bv Auction* To-Morrow, 15th instant. Y, Will be sold before my store, Groceries and Dry Goods; And -withoiit the least reserve, to close a sale, 50 pieces Caiicces, 50 do Dowlas 59 do Ginghams, 156 cotton Shirts Chintz Shawls, 60 dezm bilff do 60 pieces Bandana Handkerchiefs, 65 do^n cotton do da 89 do Madras do, 16 pieces Bath Coating 5 do Cainmcks, 149 pair rose Blankets, See. Terms—Under 55200, cash; 2 to, g50U, 60 days; over 55590, 90 days; for approved endorsed paper,, purchaser paying for stamps. Sale to commence at 11 o'clocb, li. Williford, aucl’r. * po v 14 -136 a, - Auction. To-Morrow, l5th instant, It ill be sold bfure my store, A pair well broke carriage HORSES. Sate to commence at TT o'clock, D. Williford, auct J r. nnv i4 L>6 Auction. On Saturday, 16th instant, - PllECi.SELV AT ELEVEN O CLOCK, TViU be sold on Jones 9 -wharf, for account the undevwiiter9 and all concerned, 64 pieces Cotton Bagging, Damaged on board the ship Thomas Gibbons, Brewer, master, on her j assaire from Liverpool to this port. Terms, cash. . “ I). Williford, auct’r.- m'v 14 136 . "*■“ C i« A Hi n<w I; c arpenter & co. Just received, By the subscribers, and for sale on accommodating terms. 60 barrels Whiskey, 10 hogsheads ditto 50 bis superfine FiOur, uu assortment of best Cordial 9 pipes Brandy GAUDIIY £x Dt PUN. nov 14 v 136 • j he subscribers Have formed a connection in business under the firm of BiT.no & Watts, witii a. view to FACTORAGE and COMMISSION TRANSACTIONS, and offer their | services in that line. JAMES BILBO, nov 14 116 ROBER T W VTTS. Tiie subscriber lias for safe, noio on board the brig Spartan, 341 bars Russia old s.-blc [roll, 533 do Sweed’s do do 3uO l »xes new dipt Candles, 29 bis new MeSs Beef 1 Case containing 149 pieces flag Handkerchiefs 2.51 bags first quality Bengal Su ,ar 5j bolts first sort Russia Duck 10 bis No 1 .Salmon, 2 pi^es Olive Oil, for family use 14 bis loaf Sugar, 5'J hints N. E. Rum All which will be sold low, if appued for before landed from on board said bag, lying at Rice’s wharf. Al.sO DRAFTS, on Iv ew-York, Philadelphia and Rostori, bv J. T. Wild, ' nov 14 — ■■■■■■ ■ J o6 7aVct. x whatf Choice Liquors. Old Madeira . A Old Brandv 1 , . Oid Jam ica Rum f ial>ottl « Best Cordials J, For sale, a: reduced prices, by Charles Howard. Auction. On Saturday, tfihh inst. /V ill be sold b fore my store, Groceries and Dry Goods. A 1-5*0 3 hhds Rum, 10 his Gm and peach Brandy, 10 bis Su* gar, 29 ols Mackerel, 20 bis Beef, 5 bis cherry’ Brandv, 10 boxes Starch, 20boxes Soap, 1 chest Tea, 6 bis bottled Cider, 20 boxes Spanish Cigars, iO kegs Tobacco, 2 Side boards, Tables, Cfcairs, Ac. 200 suits negro Clothing, 2 bales Blankets, 3990 yards northern Homespun, 22 pieces Broadcloths, Plaids, Muslins, Cambrics, Madras Hand kerchiefs, Vesting, &c. i case paper Hangings, i gross playing Cards. also, One pair elegant LOOKING GLASSES. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. A. How e, auct’r. The subscriber i and returning my who fcb'^gonded, is of ratliet a darjc inches high, blue cloth co cdacthesho therefore all ingosaitWap N. B. \ carrying hit! against aU « noF j3%ji Auction. On Saturday, 16th instant, Will be sold on jfi.nter 9 s wharf, for account the underwpi* ters and all concerned^ PREf I 4F.LV AT ELE VEN O'CLOCK, 62 pieces v'otton Bagging, Damaged on board the ship Thomas Gibbons, Brewery master, oil her passage from Liverpool to this port. D. Williford, aucl’r. nov 14 ■ -136 . A 4 Auction. On Monday, 25th inst trip be sold at the du elling house of Dr. Taylor, in Co lumbia Ward, a uEa'vtitt of f HOUSEHOLD avii ICrrCIlEN-^URNtTURE; Among -which are, Sideboard, dining, tea and card Tables, Secretary arid. Book Case, Soil:, Chairs, Carpets, Looking Glasses, with almost every a tide necessary, in a well furnished house. Also a genfle family HORSE, artd a handsome GtO, widi lamps, {dated li .ruess, Ac. complete.—Terms Cash. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. : ' D. Williford, auct’r. nov 14.4—136 I Executors 5 sales^ On Monday, the 9.9th of December next, Will be s dd at the late residence of Mrs. Wilkon, de ceased, near the Baptist Church, A variety of household and kitchen FURNITURE, consisting of Tables, Sideboard, Bureaus, Beds, Bed* ding* &LC. ALSO Two NEGRO BpYS, r S 12 a.id 19 ye;its of aje ./nd, likewise Tiie lease of the s..kl House until February', 1818. Jly order of the Executors. M. Herbert &C5o. iuct’rg. nov 1 ti 4- 136 - . "r -