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By Frederick 8. Fell Co.7 - SAVANNAH, (GA.) TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16^1817. [Wholb Number S87t. Number 110.] TRUTH WITHOUT FEAR. [Volume XV THE REPUBLICAN IBM TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, A7 SIX DOLLARS PER AJWUM, mini or murti. f- ' ADVERTISEMENTS •31 be inserted at the rate of Cirsew-Fm Cwmvesr square the /r*i f/ine, and Tkxtx-SitXX an A HiiT Curator each continuation. cash ranst accompany all orders fsorathe Carrurur, unlcathfi payment be *Wed inTowx, or the party well known to (be Editors. limn ft fir Editor. mutt Be roar-rani. for Greenock tott 7 appl»to' JAMIES JOHNSTON. Received, and, fir tale, on accommodating terme, TOO piece* cotton Bagging ISO pieces Strelitz Osnaburgs 5 bue*brst Plains sept 13—109 y ^F For New-Fork /MM The fine (Cbooner UNUaUNTBD, James It o ve e, master, will be ready to take in this day. iiE«*c*2»Por freight or passage apply to the twster on board, or to WILLIAM H. JOYNER. Landing, from laid tchooner, and for tale at ab >ve, id bundle* PRIME HAY «eptl3-K 109 For sale ( Or freight to any northern port) The good sloop WILLIAM, about thirty, right tons, low aleck, and every way calculated "or.inland navigation—rigging, sails and cable* . ,iew; For terms, or further infortnaUon, apple master on board, at Moore’s wharfior atthestory GARDNER TUFTS -x 109 For sale SO boxes brown Havana Sugar 250 pieces best Inverness and Dundee Uagging fiO puncheons of Georgia 4th proof Rum 10 do of do 8lirub 2 hbdf. ? old Madeira Wine, 8 qr. caiks 5 brig Attorney's cargo 10 do Teneriff Wine 4 bales Blankets 2 do white Plains 1 do blue do , • 1 do uniform Jackets, suitable for negro*. . Cavnochan & MitcheL. gept 4—rf—105 a ‘ J-.tr- For’ sale 300 pieces cotton Bagging 20 barrels rye Whiskey 100 boxes Candles, five to the pound, good quality SO ken* Batter 100 barrels Muscovado Sugar, by Charles Maurcl. august 33—cw—1QQ Cottoa Bagging, of superior quality, COTTON HOSIERY, IN CASES, Received per brig Warner, from Greenock, for sale by James Cairuthers, Sept 13—-X- 109 Smith', mhorf Sugar and Collee. Just'received J9 half boxes white Havana SUGAR, of superior qua lity, put up for family use SO bag* prime green Coffee ■15 small chests fresh Hyson Te* 10 barrels muscovado Sugar 15 barrrls loaf Sugar. Apply to "• William Woodbridge, . < JVlirttejsi corner of the Exchange. AT BETAII. Wliite Havana, muscovado and loaf Sugars « - Fre>h imperial and hyion T eas, just,opened Preserved Fruits, Capers, Olives, and sweet Od sept 13 fx-r—-109 Just received, - And fir tale, By OLMSTEA1J & BATTELLE, 1000 pieces paper Hangings anil Bordering 2 dozen hoc’s Skins, superior quality Hoots and half Boots, warranted . 1 barrel and 15 jars Tamarinds sept 6——106 J. Battelie ILLS rOTI SAXE 7399 yards brown linen, suitable for picking sheets and 1000 linen Bags^suitable fir corn and coffee 5 ready made Carpets 19 roUsJlntascl’s Carpeting 1000 yards cotton and coffee nagging 1 mink I’iatiUas , 2 cases low priced Muslins , % 5 packages Dutch made Boots and Shoes 5 cases superior spariding Champagne 13 quarter casks old Teneriff Wine 5 do. and 1 bait nip; old Marsala do. 30 cases pure Holland Gin 4 hogsheads Muscovado Sugar 5 keg* manufactured Tobacco . 25 tars Dutch Butter 3 barrel* Pork - > 25 barrel* bright and black Varnish 9000 nounds Curdle, invoice Toys „ 7000 hearth Tiles, 3 crates Crockery TQJtffi North Carolina °l)ing*e- antr3—91 feted An Apprentice at this office immediately. A boy from the 16 years of agtywoold be pre- An Overseer Wanted to take charge of ariee and cotton plantation Apply to J. CUTLER. jimstl9—-98 » Notice. indebted to the estate of Sin Stxwabt, asS-maker,) are requested to call and settle their mtei and those having demands will please present fer payment to GEORGE F. PALMES, 3P---103 agent Jtradm’er. mate S. Siemaxi. Washington Monument LOTTERY, Which contains 3 prizes of 20,000 4 prizes of 10,000 5 prizes .of 5,000 20 prizes of 1,000, &c. will recommence drawing on the 14th of September. Adventurers in this Lottery will not run *ny risque in the early part of the drawing, as .tht first fire tliousand tickers are entitled to twelve dollars, jeachi and may ob-- tain the floating prizes. The scheme affords the most h-iiPan* ptvmj'-kl.6f any'Other uWlifexiStenlee.' . -Tickets asm -shafts, in a variety of numbers, warranted ndrawn,' for sale by Uiesubscriber, next door to Mr. Woodruff’s crockery xtore . C. H. HAYDEN. (Ej* Bills of any Chartered 'Bank in the United States," or prize tickets taken in payment. will be paid for; prizes as soon' as drawn. Orders from a distance, enclosing the cash (post will be immediately attended to, and the earliest given of their success, aug SQ—fw—103 For sale A valuable and pleasantly situated ISLAND, about 5 miles from Sfvunnah, on the salts, opposite Whitmarsh and Greenwich, containing about 9C- acres,, more or less; most of which is well adapted to the culture of cotton, -K4 itpceived, Per tchooner Hcttey, from Philadelphia, Plour, in whole and half barrels Cook k Magrath’s yellow Soap Fresh hog’s Lard, in kegs ' Pennsylvania Gin, in barrels. Forsaleby Charles Maurel. ,9f~rr—V3. J ust received, By the recent arrival., anil for taie By the eubecribcrt, 40 caddies, 3} .each, gunpowder Tea 3 bis pickled Tongues, 10 kegs pearl Barley 5.pipes Holland Gin, 15 boxes London Mustard 3 boxes Souchong Tea, 20 tierces London Porter 10 cases English pine apple Cheese 50 kegs white Lead, 5 kegs pine Verdigrise - 5 dozen Sash Cord. * IB *6TOHE, " ■ . 20 hogsheads and 14 barrels Sugar 174 boxes 7 9 810 and 10 by 12 window Glass 75 kegscut Nails, assorted sizes 100 barrels navy Bread. Together with their former.stoek, makes their assort ment complete. DOBSON &'HILLS. . aiisrost -0 103 ‘ . Corn. A few hundred bushels North-Carolina CORN, for sale ;.y ■ XSKAY & FINDER, ' sept 11——X 108 at Telfair', -wharf. For stile Three men Field Hands. sept 11 108 Apply to John Waters. John Gardiner Respectfully informs his friends and the public that he baa removed to his old .stand, corner of Whitaker ami Bryan streets, wheye t'ue Boot asb Suor. MahuoBusi- bess will be carried on as U3ual. He will be thankful for all orders in his line. On hand, ready made Boots and Shoes; also, sole and upper leather, harness and «kir(ing ditto. The subscriber has commenced the mak ing of negro shoes which will be sold at one dollar per pair. The above business will be conducted by Mr. Itenjamin Pauli. i'he subscriber Has just received from Bedford’s manufactory, in Phila delphia, j • • the schooner Betsey, and offers for sale, at his welt known stand, corner of Whitaker and Bry- an-streto, an excellent assortment cf new and fashion able BOOTS, &c. consisting of Patent top backstrap Boots- Patent and plain hussar,Boots Patent and plain Wellington Hoots Boot Webbing, boot Cord, Russia Bristles, shoe Thread, shoe Knives, &c.; all of which will be sold at a low advance, wholesale or retail. ox naM> Gentlemen’s readymade Boots and Shoes; also 1090 pair negro Shoes, of asubstantial quality Jolm Gardiner. sept 4 105 • . Just received * . An assortment of superior silk UMBRELLAS. For vale, by J. & L. KOPMAN. «»rt 6 —i.—106 * s £/* The subscribers have in store one barrel OIL and seven kegs PAINT, marked L. K. A Co. which were landed from schooner Milo, captain Beetle, on the 31st July last. The owners are desired to call and receive the goods. PALMES k DAVIDSON, august 39—K0 For sale A valuable tract of LAND, called Demote'. I>land, containing 1009 acres, situated On the Altamaha river, in the neighbourhood of Darien, and nearly-opnosite major Butter’s celebrated Island. One half of this-tract, 500 acres, will be sold on rea- nabte terms. For particulars apply to E- S. Rees and John iAvrson, esqs. Savannah,- or to the subscriber Raymond P.Demcre, april 5—-41 Bryan ctrtnty, Geor-no Corn. 700 bushels of CORN, remaining unsold on board the flat Nonsuch, at^mith’s wharf. Apply to sent 2 104 BILBO & WATTS. €?* Persons having claims against either of the estates of Mrs. -Martha Johnston, late of White Bluff, or My. Franklin Real, late of Savannah, dec. aye Itawdto rente them properly authenticated, ana .... - to either of saidestates are required td make payments to WILLIAM DAVIES, adm'or. ske payments to July 8-80 *** Persons having claims'against the estate of War*xk PsaetTAt, late of Wilmington bland, deceased, are desired to render them properly authenti cated. and persons indebted to said estate arejeqoired to make payment previous to the first day of November -OexLto TIMOTHY BARNARD, sept3 . ■■■104 : &tantQn & Byrd Rare jutt recdvtil, antfiffer for- tale »p their tinted torn accommodating term., 90 tierces COFFEE 1- • ", 300-barrels dtt £, v ery greea 70 hlids Jamaica Run» » 50 do N.E. do 3-JO barrels Whiskey 250 do N. K Rum ; 50 bags Pepper ’ 30 hogslnskl^blown Sugar' ■ ^ •; * zj sroas 159 ton* Iron. *4pMt.^‘selected fot this market 200 hhds MoLvsea'^-. 300 baiTela Georgia Flour, ftesh ' 5 sept 13 a—— lu9 . -T7T Received, 1 Per tchooner Hampton, from Tert-av-Crince, Logwood and Ligtuimviti ~ * •, Limes and Oranges Castor Oil, race Gii 120 bags prime green sept 13- -n—-109 (WYE, For sale by Charles Maurel. CottOfl ^aggilig. 400 pieces prime Inveftess BAGGING, for sale, on accommodating terms, by ‘ Joseph' Auze, sept 2-—104 i JVo. ll, Hntl range. Lard, Coffee and Rum. 120 kegs LARD, superior quality 50 barrels GREEN I0OFFBE .120 bags do do 25 hogsheads W. I.j8UM Levy Hart. sept 5 104 Bourbon and J&va 40,000-pounds prime^reen klo. part of which is entitled to debenture 15 hogsheads Jamaica 60 barrels N. E. Rum W hukey and atpple Brandy, in barrels 30 hogsheads Sugar London Mustard, in boxes of 8 dozen each _ Loaf and lump Sugar, Malaga Wine, &c. Which will be disposed of on accommodating terms inly 26—88 f. II. W’ELMAN. Sugar. ; One hundred hogsheads and seventy barrels prime Muscovadr, SUGAR, for sale by JOHN TANNER. su<r»*fi23 100 Notipe.’ Lost or mislaid some time since, one CF.UTIF1CATF., iHimb.er 555, for two shares in the Planter's Bank stock. Application will be mule, three month from this date for a renewal cf saidcertiCc#t«. ».. • ' ••• William Stephens. ,iuly22--86 » ^ L At private sale 230 pieces prime Inverness COTTON BAGGING, on ac* commodatiug terms. M. HERBERT & CO, aot£ fc 28——I(j^^ & The partnership, heretofore existing under the firms cf. Derr.! U Stcutebeuugh. ingiiita; S. & IV. Geesham & Co. Chcaie.ton, South, Carolina,- a;ul Itrur.i . Cnt-ssiM Se Co. Savannah; were dissolved, by mutual.consent, on the first of April last. BENJAMIN B. STOUTENBURGH, rilUJP DEUEL, JOSEPH THORN, WILEY GRESHAM, ‘STERLING GRESHAM. CT The business will be continued, by the subscribers, in Auginta, tinder the firm qf B. B. Stoctesbuhgii & Co.; and in Savannah, under die firm of Stoctxsbchou A Tuoaa-. BENJAMIN B. STOUTENBURGH. JOSEPH THORN, mar SI 65 "• jTkTTHl ' IMPORTER OP HARD TVARE, dttd Ironmongery generally, Acquaints bit friends sna die public, that he has re- moved to the store lately occupied by .Mr Elias Waiicn, opposite colonel Site!man’s toarding house, where he has just received, and is r.pw oticniiig; an additional supply of GOODS; which, added to his former stock, renders the assortment complete. He respectfully soli cits a continuance of their favors, (yj- Country Mer chants supplied with Goods, Jn favorable terms, for cash cotton, nr approved paper. 1 - r/:>R .'-4 For sale ; Ry the eubecriBere, on accommodating term*, A few bales of Plains, and . Rose and duffil Blankeu ' >00 pieces of prime cotton BagjnnP- - 10 casks of KsiU, assorted 2 dozen hair Stive* 4 bales ready made gig Coats, monkey andpeaJ^., Richards SC Harrows/'. sept 2—ra J<4 1 -. ■_ . . T Oi' A very light travelling __ with Harness for two horaCs. Apply to iu good order, lyt« , . , .... F. Densler. jnlv 26 88 . • . . CSf A chest of TJ£A was landed, on the 2d instant, from the schooner Vigilant, captain IVase, fromNew-Tork, marked E. C. U Co. No. 64» and put in my store. The qwner is requested to call and rtct-uM it. William H. Joyner. sept 11 x——108 , The following Property fPill Be offered Jtue tale, at the Court Jfouee, in thi. city, on the Jiret Tuettlay in December next, bang, the real date of the late R. Wayne, ety. and told fir tie Bene- ft if the heir, of .aid eitate, viz;— House and Lot No. 1, Yamacraw. Wharf Lot No. 1, do. Wharf Lot No..l0, do. One Town Lot. at Spring Hill. One five acre Lot, Chatham county, on the borders of the city. , Two Town Lots in Sunbury. One Town Lot in Brunswick. 470 acres priine river swamp Land, on Argyle bland, about 320 acres .cleared and cultivated under dam, with quarter drains, trunks, water machine, barns, overseer*, winnowing and negro houses, a garden spot, with a grtfve of sweet orange and fig trees. The buildings are situat ed on high knowles, out of the reach of freshets. Thjs land produces as good crops as any on tne river. TWs w hole tract will be sold or divided into two tracts to suit purchasers. -800 acres pine Land, in the neighborhood of Monteith. 11,000 acres pine Land, in F.ffingham county, laid off o tracts of from three to five hundred.acres each.'- 6000 acres of Land, in Scriven county, in different tracts; some of the tracts prime swamp and oalc and hick* ory lands. * ' < ■ 310 acres of Land, Washington county, oak and hick* ory. 265° 2 ^ ?CTCS Lan ^’ w *^* nson eoqnty, 12th district, No* 450 acres river swamp Land, in South Carolina, op posite the point of Argyie Island. From ten,to twelve hundred acres of Land, Oh the Salt Ketcher, in South-Coroiina. , Four Lots in the town of Columbia, South-Carofina. ■ Terms to be made known on the day of sate. GEORGE ANCF.RSON. D X , ■, *? 1 .— -i1i%i4m Mi Nnnifc ’} Savannah, September 1, 1817. cry The editors of the City Gazette, Charleston; and editors of the Chronicle and Herald, in Augusta, are re quested to insert the above-in their respective papers tiH • f vale. sept9—107 V aiuaDie Land for sale. Two hundred and twentykcrcs of Land on White-Oak creek, in Camden county, ;is now offered for sale; the plot by a late survey represents a great partofit as good lammock land. Apply to JOHN M’NISH. mav15- - -4- 58 [ For sale or lease, And immediate possession riven, an extensive TAN NING ESTABLISHMENT, in the city of Savannah, embracing five lots, each 60 by 220 feet, from 80 to 100 vats in good order. A number of commodious buildings, adapted to the business, a dwelling house and all requisite out houses, with a garden and (ihe’spring of water. Patent mill* and implements included. The whole will be sold, on accommodating terms, with or without the stock on hand. Apply to George MiHen, jun. aug 12—95 -.New Summer Goods. By the ship Georgia, just arrived from Liverpool, the subscribers have received an extensive supply of DRYGOODS, well calculated for the season. Having been laid in low, wiil be sold on moderate terms. They will, on the first day of October .next, discon tinue to retail, so far as regard* the cutting of goods. In the mean time, the goods in the retail store, will be disposed of at reduced prices; and, hereafter, families will he supplied at a low advance by the piece or dozen. AndruW Low Co. . Savannah, Mty 10. 1817 56 it!! C5* Tw waa landed on Sea-Horse, captdn A a No. 1 and requested to call bundles of LEATHER 4th instant, from the schooner Young- Mores,-from New-York. marked N and put in my store. The owner is and receive it ISAAC COHEN. •109 •. * r Apply to august 28—103 Salt for sale. B. fc J. HABERSHAM. Lana and Negroes for sale. A well settled COTTON PLANTATION, shsated 5 miles from Savannah, in the village of Acton, district of Wliite Bluff, containing 665 acres, 550 of which, is ae prime cotton land as any in Chatham county—the residue is weU timbered land, and an indispeiuible appendage to the plantation, for the purpoae of rails and other neces sary lumber. Of the 550 acres, about350 are surrounded by a substantial fence, and 260under cultivation tht pre sent year. A great deal of labor, such as ditching, clear wood, and grubbing, has been done upon the ] lion, and it is now in such condition (most of t’ not having been cultivated but two years) as I out a (air prospect of permanent profit to the pui . The buildings consist of a neat little mansion, with proper out houses; a large barn, a large gin-houae, tea negro bouses of two tenements each, all built of the best scantling boards, and cypress ihingles, with brick chim- nies and under pinning. On the premises is a well of remarkably tweet water. With, vi without, the plantation, will be sold a gang ' of as prime Negroes, consisting of 125, as are to bo found perhaps in the state. In the number of 75 grown people, there are two carpenters, one cooper, and a seamstress—the rest very sensible prime people. The children, am6ng wholly there a number of fine boys and girls, are generally very likely. It is worthy of remark as substantiating thy? healthiness of the plantation, that in three years not one grown person, and only four children, have died. The property can be’examined at any time—hnd term* made known—by applying to" A. S. Bulloch. auTust 23 100 Alabama and, Talapoosa IndNUST* Tbe subscriber having purchased a considerable por tion of the lofv-grounda on the above rivers, a great part of which is cleared and now Cider cultivation, ys dispos ed to treat with the occupants, or others, as it respects the future enjoyments of these fine boltqms.' . . - ; e,. He therefore proposes to lease any tractfor two year* from tbe date oftbe purchase, fora consideration oftwen-i ty-five per cent, on the amount of the purchase mo ney, or sell the same at the averageprice.bougbt at; upon receiving twenty-five per cent.m money—the pur chaser to make tbe future payments tp the government- Tbe fertility of these lands is such as to produce 100. bushels corn to the acre, which is now worth for the standing crop, two dollar* per bushel, and expected to continue so another yean after which it is probable the value will be about one dollar per buifiel—tlie lands be- ingwituated on navigable waters, in the heart of a new country, second to. none for the culture of cotton, which will become tbe staple commodity a* soon as the popu lation is sufficient to raise surplus produce, for.exporta- tion. In the neighborhood, and adjoining tbe river tends, the subscriber has a number of tracts of upland for settle ment, which will be disposed of upon tbe lame, or other accommodating terms. The sobner application .is made tbe better, as toe price will be enhanced after toe first of at toe Land-Office in MiUedgeviUe.'o?^ application to the subscriber in Augusta, Georgia. -James S. Walker. try The editor* of the Savannah Republican, Carolina Gazette, and National Intelligence? are requested to re- pufarish tlie above until toe first of October; and trans mit their bills for payment to ' J. s. w. » . . r „ insurance Office. A dividend of six per cent or one dolbr and ■ half on each since, fur toe test six riiunths, having been declared by toe Directors of the Marine and Fire Insur ance Company—payment may be'liad at their office on, or after, the 3d instant ✓ K. WAYNE, ♦ec’ry. juce 2-^—66