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■ m -Mi 0 pueverick s. FELL.] 1 « NUMBER SAVANNAH, (GA.) NOVEMBER 10, 1316. TRUTH WITHOUT FEAR. [Whole Number 27+8. [Volume XIV the republican 18 PUBLISHED EVEKV TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, A1 SIX DOLLARS PER AM LM, payable in advance. \V)VF- RT l SEMENTS , CeVESTV-FiVE CSSTTS pel 1 will fee inserted at ie ra . ‘ '.jj EV es and a Half square the first tone, and > “» T fits T9 for each continuation. CASH ... or ders front the Cotrnmr, unless the must accompany • ... or t j le party well known to - I vmenMic secured e Editor. Ml Lett>: m to the Editor must be post-paid. "TT™ ship JOHN EDWARD, for Uverporl, having commenced raking in her car^o "ii!be dispatched as soon as possible For freight of hall-cotton a,-plv to captain Webb on board, or at the counting 1 house of RICHARDS Sc HARROW AY. V 0 -143* ha & For Liverpool Tiie fust sailing copper bottomed packet ship AmuTf \CTOR, Robinson, master, will commence immediately and meet with every d ; s- xjatcu. for freight or passage apply to William Gaston. nov 7 - I oi For Liverpool The fine fast samug coppered Philadelphia built ship DIDO, captain Maxwell, will meet with dispatch. For freight or passage apply to Perry &. Wright. pov 7- >133 For Glasgow. The barque MARY, will sail the middle of ^next mon' h. For freight of two hundred bales hcotton apply to .1AMF.S JOHNSTON, oct 24—’• 't—127 For Bordeaux The fast fine sailing coppered Philadelphia built ship THA L1A, captain Morns, is daily expected and will be dispatched without delay, having two thirds of her c..rg<> already engaged. For freight or passage, having excellent accommodations apply to Perry & Wright. nov 7 1> 133 For Liverpool Tht fine new ship CLARKSON, captain Wil son, having a part of her cargo ready, will be - r '^the'earliest'ship off. For freight, apply to R. Richardson. oct—5—119 For Liverpool The copper bottomed ship LORD WHIT- Affc. WORTH, Joseph Yond, master. For freight it&.of oM bales cotton apply to iJje jnaster o„ board, or to iiuv y— 134 S. C. DUNNING, ,V«. 2.Cornqi& ce Row For Havre The staunch and elegant New-York built brig JANUS, Congdon, master, will have quick dis patch, four hundred and fifty- bajes being engag ed, and provisions made to furnish the remainder, if it should not be otherwise offered immediately. For terms of freight of what is wanted, or passage,, (the accommo dations being very superior,) apply to Henry W. Hills. nov 7 133 For Havre The substantial and fast sailing ship 1VIM- FRI'.D, Charles W. Geislon, master. Fbr freight -or passage, having excel'., nt accommodations, apply to the master on board, or to Calvin Baker 8f Co. nov 12 135 * . ~ For New-iork (To meet -with immediate dispatch') 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, Comma cc How For sale on board 10 ton Sweeds Iron, 40 bis prime and cargo Beef 8 bis Potatoes no. '2 sS5 For .New-Fork The regular packet bug .ELI/A, Potter, mas ter. For freiglit or passage, apply to the cap- c tain, on board, at M'Kinne’s wharf, or >_o Hall & Hoyt. nov 5—132 bem,> For Liverpool The ship REBECCA, captain Nlmmo, 265 tons burthen, wdl commence loading on Monday R&ijfcnext, and will be dispatched immediately. For freight appl^to K RICHARDSON. oct 29—129 For Liverpool The fine raw ana fast sailing ship ALBERT GALLATIN, Charles Clark, master, will meet with immediate dispatch, one half of her cargo now en ,..ged. For freight of the residue or pas sage,'having t;0od accommodations, apply to the master on board, at Hunter’s wharf, or to Charles Cotton, On the Ray, near the Exchange Who has for sale, now landing from said ship, 5 baits Cloths 2 do Stockings 3 boxes Glass 10 do Pipes 10 casks wiiite Lead 50 quintals Codfish 100 barrels Apples 20 barrels Pears 10 coils Cordage nov 7 133 For Liverpool The staunch, fast sailing Philadelphia ship ^JOHN BULKELEY, Roger Horner, master, s will 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 200 pieces cotton Bagging, Crock, ry nev 9—134 For Liverpool The fine coppered brig FRIENDS, captain .George Wilson, burthen 2-15 tons, will meet • with dispatch. For freight of two hundred barrels rice, oil advantageous terms, or cm ion, apply to J.AVallace; Who offers for sa’e, received by said vessel, l60 tons Liverpool ground Sait, 40 tons Coals _j2 cases coarse Hats Crates Crockery Ware, assorted Kegs Paint, stone Jugs and Bottles no' ;2—-35 For Aaiverpool ffIntended as a regular packetj The fine American ship JOHN Sc EDWARD, S. S. Webb, master, burthen 320 tons, built of live oak, locust and cedar, copper fastened, and newly coppered to the bends, will commence loading in a few days; having a considerable part of her cargo en gaged will meet with dispatch. For freight or passage (her accommodations being elegant) apply to captain lb mi, on bo. I’d. at .VHKinne’s wharf. oct 19—125 For Phiiadel p hi a The packet brig OLYNTHUS, captain Sharp. v wiil sail on Tuesday next. For freight or paa- asage apnlv to Perry & Wright. 14 v 136 For Baltimore The fine new schooner MINF.RVA, captain Lemuel-Snow, will be .dispatched immediately. “' r h eight or passage apply to L. Petty Sf Co. -133 For charter or freight, To any port in Europe, The staunch coppered ship 'VILLI 'If, bitr- aSri^then two hundred and fifty tons. For terms, which will be reasonab apply to Bilbo & Watts. nov 14 136 For freight or charter The fast sailing staunch ship GLEXTHORN, .captain Rainey, now in complete order to re- -ceive a cargo. Apph to Henry W. Hills. 133 For freight or charter, To any northern port. The brig GENERAL JACKSON, burthen ninety ton's, 'V. T. Fearer, master, a staunch n F jrj t "».“4 : will be ready to receive a cargo on Mon day next. For further particulars, enquire of the cap tain, on board, at Smith’s wharf, or tet P. H. &rT. Crapon, Who have for sale, received by said vessel, 100 Grindstones 2 cases northern Homespuns, containing Chambrays, Stripes, Fluids, Shirting and Checks 1 case India Goods For Liverpool (Or any port on the Continent.) ___ The coppered brig SPARTAN, C. M. Coffin, /f&master, ls uow in readiness to commence loaci- . n j~ .Inn ng; a considerable part of her cargo is ready to go on board, and will meet with dispatch, for what ever port a freight in part may otter. For the same or passage, apply on board, or to Rea 8£ Butler, nov 14—136 John a ton* 8 -wharf. For Liverpool __ The brig TWO BROTHERS, William Lap- JMpLham, master, burthen 2ou toi.s, in complete or- JsMlbder and ready to take in; can be dispatched hav ing a part of her c..rgo 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 being .engaged, she will meet with dispatch. For freight or passage apply on Smith’s wharf to Joseph Carruthers Co. (fj* The consignees of goods, by the W illiam Fell, »re requested to get their goods entered and leave the permits as above, as soon as possible. nor 7—133 For sale, freight or charier A substantial fast sailing BRIG, of about two hundred tons burthen, well found. ALSO For Boston The fast sailing brig HOLLON, Ephraim At. t.tt-T'^A.kins,master, will sail on Friday next 15l.li inst. riffle wind and weather permitting, having part of a cargo engaged. For freight or passage, appiy to tiie master on board, at .Moor’s wharf; or to J. HUiiTpR & CO. We. 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 5tl do. brown Soap 10 bis. Shoes, letter and writing Paper 1 elegant mahogany compiing room Desk, Sideboard, Secretaries, ladies dressing Tables, card Tames, &C nov 9—134 100 1 bis Potatoes, Onions, &.C. case lleeltieking ".'\x oct 31- -130 ~ — The .subscriber Has just received, from Liverpool, An extensive assortment of extra superfine blue, black and fanev colored cloth Coats, rich Florentine, white Marseilles anil fancy Vests, superfine and second cloth Surtouts and Pantaloons, a large assortment ; all Oi which will be sold low for cash, bv Leslie Thompson, jkjv q 134 Merchant Taylor. 1 he subscribers Have formed a connection in business under the-firm of Biluo it Watts, with a view to FACTORAGE and COAfMISSIO.hr TRANSACTfO.hfS, and otter their services in that line. JAMES BILBO, nov 14 136 ROBERT WATTS. The subscribers, Under the firm of ISAAC COURSE id AO.V, have established themselves in this place, in the FAC I ORAGE &. COMMISSION BUSINESS, and hope from their at tention and stBfet punctuality to render satisfaction to their employers. f^fgSSt In the new brick tenement. Hunter’s wharf. Savannah, October " '7 , Exchange on Liverpool, Payable in London, for Salt bv Hazen Kimball. nov 14—v—136 For srio I", Hills oa \ew-York AND FHTLAHELTHIA. A. ERWIN, LETHBRIDGE 8cOO. Bills ior sale on ew-h oi k. Apply' to nov12— CALVIN RAKER & CO. -135 * For sale BILLS ON NEW-YORK. Apply to JOHN HUNTER. ~t35 For sale EXCH ANGE ON LIVERPOOL, Pan able i» London. BILLS ON NEW-YORK. Also Coliec, in bags; Clare', in boxes of 1 dozen each; 8 baskets sweet Oil, 1 dozen each; 3 pipes 4th proof Cognac Brandy, 12 casks of excellent Porter, 8 dozen . , c h; a few bales of Plains, Blankets and Flannels. Ap ply to RICH ARDS & B ARROW'AY. nov 9- 134 Windsor Chairs. 6 dozen finished in bronze 15 do common do. For sale by J. Hanmer. —132 nov 5- Choice ,v liquors. Old Madeira nil T ,* r! "'- iy « kin bottles Old Jamaica Rum j Best Cordials J For sale, at reduced prices, bv Charles Howard. nov 14 'i 136 Salt. 10C0 bushels Turks Island SALT. For sale by _M. Herbert Sf Co. nr* 1 —1 25 I* or sa ie 50 tons axe bar and waggontire IRON R. Richardson. oct 29—129 Now landing, and ibr sale, o 23 hogsheads Molasses 75 bags Coffee 50 do Bataxia Sugar R. Richardson. nov 2- -131 Just Received. From Liverpool 159 casks best brown Stout, 50 crates issorted Crock- eryware, For sale by M. HERBERT & CO. nov ° 1 Just received. Tty the subscribers, and for sale on accommodating terms. 60 barrels Whiskey, 10 hogsheads ditto 50 his superfine Fiottr, an assorlmen' of best Cordial 9 pi... s Brandy GACDRY A DUl’ON. liov 14 s 136 Just received 9 chests fresh H\son TEAS, also 4 ct.sks assorted * i ARDWATl/b For sule by CHARLES VV. CARPENTER & CO. r.ov T4 ■' -T36 Just received An invoice of 12 trunks and 1 case Whips and lirushes, co.uprising an excellent assortment, and \vi:l l>e sold low. Apply to J. LATH HOP Sc CO. november 7 1.13 Huvtr"'s wha-f. For sale Planters* Rank STOCK. Apply at this office, oct 31 130 For sale 7000 bushels best Liverpool ground Salt 50 crates well assorted Crockery ware Now landing from <.n board the ship Thomas Gibbons, from Liverpool. Apply to JAMES DICKSON St CO. nov 5—1.32 For sale 50,0005feet clear white pine BOARDS 100 kegs BUTTER 11 cases wool HATS R. Richardson. oct 29 129 For sale 16 kegs cut Nails, assorted; 10 hhds and 60 bis. Whis key, 60 bis. ship Bread, 150 bis. fresh superfine Flour. R. Richardson. Auction. On Monday, the 18th inst. ft ill be sold on the premises Those two BUILDINGS, fronting Mr. Joseph Cliarier’s store,Corner of the Bay and Drayton street; to be remov ed previous to the 1st of December. Terms, cash. Rale to commence at 11 o’clock nov 5- M. Herbert & Co. atict’rs. -132 -134 For sale An elegant BAROUCHE RAZEE, with plated harness. R. Ai J. Bolton. nov 14—m—136 John Tanner Hairing taken captain Otis Di kh into copartnership, the business will be condu ted under the firm of TANNER & DYER, Who offer for sale An extensive assortment of woolen, cotton, linen and silk GOODS; together with HARDWARE and CUT LERY. ,lov 9 134 The subscribers Have just received, and offer for sale, i0 casks Goshen Cheese, iOO bis. pickled Herring 20 half bis New-York inspected Beef 3 his Barnes’ do Ale, tO do. Potatoes i5 half bis. groat Bread, kegs Sounds and Tongues 4 seroons Spanish Tobacco, 7 pieces cotton Bagging i invoice pocket Books, iOO club Axes, 20 broad do OX HAND, AT RETAIL, A good assortment of Groceries Palmes & Davidson. nov j'f -. mL ... AUCtiOn. On Monday, 25th inst. Will be sold ui the dwelling house of Dr. Taylor, in Co lumbia Ward, A H.CANTITT OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE; Among which are, Sideboard, dining, tea and card Tables, Secretary and Book Case, Sofa, Chairs, Carpets, Looking Glasses, with almost every article necessary, in a well furnished house. Also a gentle family HORSE, and a handsome GIG, with lamps, piared harness, &c. complete.—Terras Cash. • Rale to commence at 11 o’ clock. D. Williford, auct’r. tiov 14—^-136 Auction. POSITIVE SALES. Dry Goods and Hardware. TO COMMENCE ON Tuesday, the 19 th day "of November, And continue, from day to day, until thewhole is disposed of, Superfine and common Cloths and Cassimeres . -i White, red andyellow Flannels, white and assorted Plains Bombazets, Bombazines and Ratinets Rose, point and duffil Blankets, Irish Linens Cambrics, Lawns and cotton Shirtings Furniture and Common Dimity, Ginghams Musdns, Toilinets and Marseilles Vestings Brown Holland, Checks and Stripes Stockinet and fancy Cords, silk and cotton Handker chiefs and Shaw !s, Turkey red Curtain and common Calicoes, Chintz and Sarsnets Silk, cotton * id worsted Hose, assorted English and German table Cloths and Napkins, common and superior Velvets, Corduroy's and princes’ Cords Laventine and Florence Silks, assorted Gentlemen and ladies’ kid and silk Gloves Ribbons, Tapis, Bobbins, Threads, Needles and Pins Shot, Lead, Anvils, trace Chains, weeding Hois, Axes, Spades and Sl.otels, rice Strives Crates of Earthenware and boxes Glassware, assorted for the country, and a general assortment of Hard ware and Cutlery. Terms of sale—ali sums under 200 dollars, cash; over 200 to 5u0 dollars, two and four months; over 500 to : 1000 dollars, two, four and six months; over 1000 dollars four and six months, anproved endorsed paper. S. C. Dunning, auct’r. nov 5 132 Tickets Rising! On Wednesdsv, the 13th inst. the price of Tickets in the MEDICAL SCIENCE LOTTETY will be advanced to eleven dollars. The present price is ten dollars WARRANTED UNDRA4VN. The lists have been received to the fifteenth day, anti the following high prizes are vet in the wheel; 30,0U0 DOLLARS 10,000 DOLLARS 5,000 DOLLARS. &c. W. T. Williams. nov 9- -134 l ord Rvron, The Hero of a Novel!!! Glenarvon, in *\vo volumes, price §2. The work is the production of lady Caroline Lamb; and the real here? is no other than lord Byron. .The fair author is a lady of rank and eccentricity, the daughter of an Irish earl, and the work contains a dcliniation of her ow’n life as well as the lives of some of the most distinguished' of her acquaintances. Popular Models and Impressive Wamirigsfor the Sons and Daughters of Industry, by Mrs. Grant—2 vols. gi 50. Essays in Rhyme, or Morals and Manners, by Jane Taylor, author of Display, ric price 621 cents. Scriptures Romani, vol. i5th—for subscribers. Tiie Ward oflJfclamere, aXovel, in 2 vols. g2. Lord Byron’s Works, complete, a new edition, con taining all his late Poems, in 3 vols. ALSO, Just received from London, via Liverpool, by the ship Lord Whitworth, A variety of new and valuable Books, which will be opened in a few days. W. T. WILLIAMS. nov i2 p 135 . - Woolen Jackets. A quantity Woolen Jackets, suitable for negroes', which will be sold low. D. WILLIFORD. n ov j2— y— 131 .... Crockery and Lagging. 100 crates well assorted Crockery 200 pieces Cotton Bagging. For sale by S. C. DUNNING, nov 12 135 .Vo. 2, Commerce Jiota Cotton Bagging. 250 pieces best heavy Inverness Bagging, just received AND, IN STOUE, 10 quarter casks superior quality old Port Wine 10 tons waggontire, axe bar Iron and share Moulds For sale low by GEORGE GORDON', nov '2 135 Inverness Bagging, Iron, Wine, &c. 150 pieces superior Bagging 20 tons assorted Sweeds Iron 11 halfpipes Sicily Madeira Wine, ten years eld 10 bis Vinegar, 2 boxes No. 10 cotton Cards IOu pieces of homespun Woolens 100 pieces of homespun Cotton, 200 pieces Humhums luO do colored Plains, low priced Sug-r, in hogsheads No. I, 2 and 3 Boston Beef. For sale by Whitney & Parkman, nov 12 L 135 Hunter’s -wharf Beautiful Marble, From Aliiford, Connecticut. A specimen of which may be seen at the store of Non- TUN & Wadhams, opposite Messrs. Andrew Low & Co. Bull-street. . . This marble is acknowledged, by the best judges to be superior to any before presented to the public, either do mestic or foreign. Tfte groundwork is green, beautiful ly variegated with a dark imetalic surface^ intermixed with white. It receives the finest polish, aiuTwhea lettered with gold surpasses, in appearance, the Best white marble, N. B. Orders wiii be received at the store of Howrox &. WadWTf I £ lb ft •ft "