Newspaper Page Text
SAVANNAH
£
<
NEW SERIES-
--■ ,rMrr ■
-VOL. I.
savajyj^j Ilf'S a tuh nay m >hjyijyo, jyovx.hoeu a, ih**.
GEORGIAN
—-
SAVANNAH:
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV, 1, 1832,
7!t%u,l <tflhe Ciihgieititnal Blnlitn — Wt
erstand ihgt inlelligenc. received from
- two counties of Appling ond tat.*,
ivet Mr. Cothbert * majority of one Aim-
■d andvutet over Mr. Glasscock, the
eighth candidate on the list. The .former
entlemen is of course elected. Oor neat
presentation to Congress .will therefore
■ composed of the fallowing gentlemen,
IMessrs. Forsyth, Tsttnsll, Abbott,
, Thompson, Cary and Cutlibcrt.
TAie Board of Commissi oust* for SpsnisTi
i, proceeded to business on the -19ih
f We are sorry to hear, gay* tltr Inlelli-
oncer. filtttlu- health of our mnoh es-
emed fellow-cllisen, William Lowndes,
( Sooth Carolina, is su little improved that
IhM physicians hare advised for him a tern-
brary residence in the south of France?
i was to have embarked at Philadelphia,
i the 28th ult, id the Packet ship for Li-
vml. on his route to his destination
L. goes with him. The loss pf the,
-vices of Mr. Lowndes in Congress is
heeply regretted, as also is his illntsson
his personsl account.
’A letter from an officer on board the
Si corvette John Adams, dated the 28lh
ipi.ssys, the Spanish Governor had given
satisfactory reply to captain ItensliSw's
presentation relative to the capture ol
„meric.in vessels by Spanish privstbers
Jle slated that sufh vessels as Imd been
eruiaing sgsinst us were doing so un their
own wsponsbility, and independent of the
authority of the government of Spain, mid
Consequently would not be protected by
her. And further that no vessel should
n ereaRer leave that port without giving
ends mat they would hot coinm.t any un
lawful act upon our veaai Is.
The National Intelligencer of the 22d
%h. state*, on authority which is nut ques-
Ibmed, that captain Hull ha* been fully and
heaotabiy acquitted of every offence alle
ged gainst 1110*11 and that when the nffi
•ill decision Shall be made known,'tlieje
lareaaon to believe that the captain will be
•Bore highly appreciated than ever by Ins
^countrymen. We heartily rejoice in the
•'triumph of the gallant captain, whose name
la interwoven »o closely with our naval glo
iy, and who struck the first blow of a se
ries, which raised our striped burning to a
proud eminence among the nations of the
earth.
The enquiry as to the slate of the Mace-
(Ionian, at Boston, previous to her Isle
cruise, has ilsoTtsnlted in the complete ac
quittal of eve. y officer at that yard 0 out ten.-
NO; irs
_Mr. Mathews made his appearance
•n Washington on the 21st, ill tt“'£ii|>
to Pat is,” iu three acts.
At the Isle election in Pennsjlvs.
tlit, the borough of Hanover, whioli
contains two hundred taxable inha
Bitantt, gave only eight votes.
rri *
The Prefect of Police at Paris is-
tued on the Mlh Sept, sn ordinance
placing under special supervision
(gUi VtiUui.ee pnrticulaire) all iodivi
duals who sing songs of piny on ill.
. liniments in the streets or public
l walks, and prescribing the terms on
' which tln-y arcpcftnitteil tu exercise
* their proleasion.
The Paris Journal del Debuts (mi
.nisterial paper) states that whatev.c.
nay fee the cuurse and iv v ue of
ia Spain, it can undertake to affirm
- that* passage through France will not
f be grautid to fouign troop* in any
case. . ,
Wm. G-iuld- r, formerly of St-..
John’s,was,on thu5th ull. arrested at
Montreal, as one of the accomplices
in illegally wresting from the Cos
torn house Officer,, the sleam boa*
Phoenix, (he being one of the ciew,)
while under seizure at that port. He
was brought to L- Praifio under a
guard of two militiamen, and alw-i
attemptii g to make his escape twice
made fiis escape alter he arrived at
Montreal.
A fellow in New York, whose name
is concealed, has recently b en excr
cising hi» ingenuity in “ raising the
Wind,” by first exhibiting foig-tl
checks and dralla on Philadelphia atid
tlieu obtaining advances ol cash Imnf
th vse who ate credulous enough to
lake them. The mo,t singular cir-
eumitance relative tu this chiraclet
however,which it very doubtful,'hough:
dtailosed tu a companion by himself,
ie that he wat one of the robimra ol
tbs soulbcfu Until, s year or two store,
and wat tried, condemned and tppa
rehtly executed by hanging, t#Ut by
means nfintreducing into hit throat
s strong tube, which prevented the
bone of the neck from breaking, es
caped his sentence and was restored!
■ TheSpy.—A Ftench translation of
this popular novel has been published
at Paris. It ia attributed to Mi is
Wright the authoress of Travels it)
the United State*.
. . GREEUE.
By the ship Howard, arrived M
New York from Havre, wo have re
ceived our Paris papers (the (loniti
tu.iiotinel and the Journal des Debate
to the 14th utt. inclusive.
The New York Amerkkn of yr*.
terdsy gives some hxlracta from tM
Journal ties Debates nf the IS'h, an
nnuheing disasters to the Oret-k cause
which tvq copy, though *tr fegt no
confidence in their accuracy. The
unpleasant information given in
private letter from Augsburg, (If the
7th Sept, under Trieste datetp is con
trndictnry. It is to be rc'marFptl,nl«o
that the journal des D -bats, is a mi
nisterial paper. The Piri- Uonsiitu-
tjonncl, the paper of the Liberals, of
(lie 14th .Sept, insists Upon the cer
tainly of the total defeat of the Turks
tinder Chnurcliid Pacha, at Thermo
hvlse, and furnishes intelligence from
Z Hite anil Corfu, fifteen d-vs Intel
than that ol the Austrian Observer.
We translate the fnllotvingpar.igrahpi
from the Constitutional of the I4>li.
JYut. Qux.
"AFFAIRS OF GREECE.
"The Austrian Observer gave u
yesterday, on the affjirs of Greece,
details as distressing as erroneous.
It is only necessary to examine dates
to be comforted. In general, (he Au»
tri.m Journal is to be re-tl with much
distrust. We do not sa vdial it its lint
acquainted with facts, but it warp-
them to suit iff views, in these re
cent transactions, the Austrian Obier-
ver, Gliding nothing thut it likes in tin-
late news, i-curs to the past and
gives tin intelligence from fhe 4-h to
the 22t( Ju’y, while, at Hie same time
il must line received fresher tidings,
though indeed of a nature which iu
[dishes less. We shall, therefore,
abstain from copying minute detail-,
become now useless, and instead ul
confused mil vsgne narrative*, asm
shall offer a ci'cuniitincial statement
of the afl'iir ol Thermo;)) las, which it
has been attempted to deny, and add
a detail of the last events in Pelo
pennesus, more recent than tlinav
telaled by Ihe Austrian Of’crver.”
"Corfu, Ilift August.—0 have
just received certain news ol the gen.
oral defeat of the Turks. It took
ishbsgg.nge and ammunition, fell into
Ihe hands nf the Greeks ; and the tie
fe.-ted enemy muv- tl tmeords Cmihth,
whither'they were followed with vig
or, by Cnlucotrone,”
“ Hydro, 3 leg JuIf—A Turkish
tlivisun of about iS.oqi^ncn, hail late
ly penetrated by Livutlii into Pelop-
onnesua, where il is now harassed by
.the inhabitants. (" This ia the same
division, whose almost total destrac
lion we enounced in nur number of
the 7lh Sept.”—C.instilutionnrl.)
The Corfu advices mentiun also the
d-feat nf Ihe Turkish division which
is described under Ihe Zante head.
•Afyon the euttSfii-y ef-jie B -s'm
UffilJl Advertiser, a report is circu
ivlittg through the country, that time
of tile crew of Hie Essex whaler, des
Iroyed by a whale, were taken ofiThe
desolate island of Ducica at the in
stance of Capt. Duwnrs, who gave
rapt. R line three huutlretl dollars a«*
ao inducement to stop there for them
on hia passage -from Valparaiso jo
Sidney, i'V New Hollalill, In Eng
lai-d & tliiouglioiit Australasia, Rtlirt
has be.en extolled for his liumaidly
a -d genrrusily, in going to tip relief
ol Weeks and his,companions, when
in fatMlie bargained for a sum to in
duce.nim to make the attempt, anil
that sum was'paid to hid) by Captain
Ridgelv, ot theCnnstellatlnn, fo whnm
alone belunga whatever merit there
-nay be in saving the lives of those
three moo. It was not six hours de
tention to Raine, fot the island
-vas dirrtHly in his nay. Capt in
I) -wries, I believe, hail left the P.-ci
fic before the male of the Essex reach
etl Valparaiso, but whether lie had o-
on',- I know, he had on concern ti
ttle transaction. Capr, R dgelv was
on fhe eve of taking up a small vessel
nd fljhniiliig- and officering her from
his own ship, and •endingIter express
Iv f tr the men who choose lo remain
onDuciea, rather than trust In tin
boat— bill meeting ivi-lt Ihe oppo-lu
nily to rfiici his purpbir by Raine hr
embraced it. The crew nf tin C-n
stellatinn rontr-Nu'ed a dollar a man
fog the-relief, comfort and support ul
those wttdenchril V -Iparaisn in thrii
IniatV, and there.is much ttioie due to
Captain Knlgely and his ship’s com
pat-y, fur their burn-ni' V ami genet'
nsijy on this occaslim^tlian the pubhr
is apprised of, or would bernm-j^in-
lo make konwii,
ONE OF HIE CONSrELLMIOV..
place at Thermopylx. I' was tlit-j
;rcaiest battle which the Greek* haft 1
gained since their inaurrecliun.—
Chiinri-tl-id Pacha, with an army o
40000 men, oompnsed of the combi-
tied forces of Thessaly and Muccdo
t)ia, and oil the rcinlorcenteols In in
the batiks s of the Danube, attacked the
straits on the SOlli July—The columns
of the Tutks which gut enlangl-d in
Hid defile, surrendered alter great
carnage, end the rest of the Tuikish
army took to flight. Pursued in his re
Heat, Chourschld Pacha took the rooty
of Phartaliaybut in this direction, liq,
louml the llcfile of Trachia, about four
leagues tong where he lost three fourths
ofllic remains of his arlby. Fiona Ihe
vilagc nrZ ili.lo Thaumactis, Ihe road
remained blocked up with dead bu
dies,” (These statements are accom
panied by particulars of the battle.)
The Souliuts,after their two vie
tnries against O-nar Pacha, continued
(her sallies from the heights ol.Khiphn
upon the Alhanese comm -tided bv
that Pac.lia, whose srmv, which, nr the
br-gintiingof June.amount-d to 24,000
men, is now reduced to 7,000,”
" Znnte, 121ft Jiusust—A* soon as
the Oin k government wss informed
that a Turkisli army list! penetnited^'i-
to Pelononnesus, ar-d the Oltomar-
fleet had the same destination, it is«q-
erl a proelaipation calling all Hie in
habitants to arms.
“ In cons- qnenre af this Proclama
tion, swenyr eight thousand volun
teer mill!iaqoine-1 ti e Ironpi of Pu.
tras. Four Uiou-and Maniots, in obe
dience to the orders of their chief
Mavromichale, arrived at Calamatra.
The other. Peloponnesians every
where (lew to arms, so that generals
Colocotrohe and Mavromichale were
nablrd l« march a I the head of 16,000
men towards Argos. It »:s in Hie
plains that they met the enemy, \vltom
they defeated.
“Ute wreeke-fthe Turkish army
retreated on the side of Cniinlh, wheie
a corps of about 6fioq,mcn, consisting
-I 'lurk* of pdtns.aod Lepanlo, had
just arrived. The victorious Greek
army ms-cited against these new ene
mies. This second battle was fought
no the 6th and 7.1) Aug- (15 days alter
he dues of the Austrian Observer)
and rook place ip the plains of St.
George (between Argo* and Corin'h.)
Htreo thousand Tuiks perished. No
account of the wound- d and pr isonei-
has yet brenreceived |but abi.ut%iOO ■ - r ,. - . ... .
huracs, 29 camels,and all the Tuik. lUtetnent o. Ihe prtjetl with Blneh
Tie last Arkan -ar Gra-tte 127 h
Aug ) ii.films tis of the re-ults -I- the
suds, which were inslHuled bV the
U. S. Attorney against a number nj
persons who had rommitteil waste bn
the public lands of the U. S. on the
Mississippi by cutting midword, Is-
the steam boats. i'wrntv ol th-’si-
yniits boil bten tried : anti where tie
lencenas m d ■, verdictswetit in Itlen
favour. In 7 or 8 cases, where tin de
fence was sei op, venliela we e lot
Hie prosecution j but.to one rase the
damages were assessed by Hi-- jury
itonU.834, an-illier at gl, anil the
-cat at u»e cent with tin costs ol
suit in each cask Tmse verdidts ui--
said tnhayebem ag-inst pe-sn't* who
are either inaulveut, ur have left the-
territury.
I nlBka*
Ten times round the Olhbe! — jjenry
Sleeper,stage d-iv r,is«ell known to
many nf the citizens nf Philadelphia
and Germantown, who travel in H-n
-ta*c between these place-. F -r three
$ twenty years he has followed hi - pre
sent employment < ( staged ivitig mo«'
nf which time- he has been occupied
in d-iving the Germantown stag-; du
-iog this period he has passed ovir a
spared nlv,including Sunday, of thir
ly mites—- nnsi-qii-ntlv lie has rnlle
liro tin itrert and fifty one thousand
eight Inn, teed nod fifty miles, .equi
to going frit times round the. globeI
Anil what is worth)'of remark, he wa-,
never Overset,but once, and that whet)
turning a Tour, horse stage in a narrow
street in Philadelphia.
Henry is a man of temperate habits,
cheerl'pl disposition, obliging and kind,
and thus* who know him always pre
fer ruling with him,and such ia their
confidence that oing children *re
frequently placed iu the atege under
his care without Iheir pareott or
friends.—He ha* * wife slid five chil-
drdh whomeht suppo-ts c -oftrtrbly.
Village Record.
The Congress.—The German p*
pars are filled with notices of the
movements of the allied sovereigns to
wards the scene nf Ihe next Congres
sional p-nceedinga- Us is generally
believed on the continent nf Europe,
that some very eiirauidfciary *bgge«
linns wi'l b- oft red to the considera
tion #r Cn«;re»3 ft> r repressing the
freedom o^i- pre« throughnu' En-
r npe, comprehending of course, the
island nr Great Britain ; hot Great
Britain is not in fact a parly to the
Holy Allisnre ; and if it were, auch a
prnj-ct would never'go down. The
following i* given in the London Bon
of the 12th Sept. •* an authentic
M. O') Montmnrrcy ia charged hr
Ihe France, io propone to Oongiess',
I. A uniform measure of ebmpres.
non to tie ndpntrtl ug -inst the present
jmpului feeli-'g so alarn-iogly preva
lent in Europe ; for which purpose the
contractingpa-ties, are til pinvidea
military imolitigant,' to be employed
aUjliJ request of my one „| ihe p -r
ties, the internal truiiquilily of whose
State (nay he meiiacnl : and Hie cm
ployipenl of Ibis cmili-genl not to b-
oouaidered as any way liilerlrtBig with
the geticr.il rflutiona ol amity eXiatii.g
between the countries.
2 A general law for the regulation
-if Ihe l’l-eaa, which is Hi suspend all
lofi.il lows lintv authorising a gcau*
1-t'ilu-leof puhltcaiton thin may b
(hnugtit cuo-iaieiii wiiu'ilie New ,Uu
rupead ariaug'-ments.
S The eieefion of a Tribunal upon
the pfincipfu of Ihi Mayence Tritiu-
mil established it Tropp u lur tne
punishment (if ncea egaiilat the
Gi-rilini Cntiledriac),fur tlut tirsl anil
pphiahinen of - ftf-ndert «gain«l the
-riler'of Ihltlgs now existing in Eti
rupe. Tne authority nl this lVihu-ial
is lo extend over all Represd-taliVe
Govemm- nts, Iu toe extent nil bung
ing under its action iticliviiln.-slg wim
may.’Jrum the Tribune nl Iheir Nation-
,il Assemblies, hold l.-og-t ige -aid in-
C'lilca'.e sloctrines tleem-'d subvotsive
ol the peeaent system of legmtiucy.
4. A oieastm- which may itJjuce or
lii»t Of litttCYt .f
Remaining -n the Pull tllliee ot Savannah, !
Ga. Novneh.r 1st, IB J-Thiiio wish-|
ing loiters I'r-mi this I.iatgwill pleaieaik
for A-lvei tiled Letters.
A
mrs Ann A Andrew Leonard KAImr •
I humus And-.,-s-m ,1 m-I-h-h At-vsio-I
llnbeit An.liwaon douephtU Afnutrong
-nrs llenliolia limy
D
tVITIiam Bundy Gttrdoh Reebee
'nut* Hhosla II lim-ni 1-ihn G Heel
Joh— Jt'sliil Jiisepn Iter.h
ij-ii-'g,- 11 ,lli - J Alesutoler Urvunt
'Villium 11 writ Louisa A lii-ougliton
''"notoi Its naril cupt .len-m. Uowon
'.i Hill tl ode IVilliam 11 llmwnu
ductNu-,,.1,8Bsynarfi-iupt Fill tlrutvn
•loci Mil on Hartlot Onui-lnltr llug,
lugli Braiinuii Gliurlea G lioyi
Tin aria Ui-annen
■ ' Q W W l
eapt AHe-dinm q*ry mlas Htvtn Connor
luines Ourley William Guopet jr
miss tluigurat Camp- I’atriuk Itoj ne
compel’Bpain lo enter into Hi newa
of the ll-ly Alliance, liy the o tablisli
ment ul a Chamber 11 Peers.
BEAR III ABE. I
Turk, (Upper Canai.it)Seal. S3.—
The week ucluiu lust, t„u ti ye, one
10 and the other II years of a e, sons
"I Mr. William Jannum;'of lumpen
field Bay, L'ke Bimcue, ubse v d an
(id Bear u.d three young one swim
oing across the B-y a they (put out
il'ler tils in with u bark canoe, and, by
tint use uf thiorfi e iroisjpun dispatch
ed -lie young ones, and tank them on
un-H'd of their canoe. Tiny made sc
verul shots at Ihe head of Hie old one,
with little or no . IT,-cl j at length, com
- gin contract u jilt her, one nl.tlii-m
fired <Sf broke lierslmulder, tile aavage
lernciousnea ot tlio uiiiioai was, How
ais-d to desperation, she endeuvdred
to upset theCinne. A sister un rhm
-ceing tJialt.aarUUCT-VT..Mui.is > , i.,
illtlubnitneis, t ,ok u nut her boat ami
bell
Win M Clark
Julia Uidlimm
nrs r, |?*VMI
oil* harsh Cline
J-onea llQvant
Henri Oarnall
in sa M K Da ly j
John Derick
It Delssioia -
N'eVIrs Bute*
Henry Evans
mi's .4 L.Iwauls
pul out to iheir as-iaiaoce. The be.i
w her coming, lift Hie boys, anil
■ ntitle toward* her, upon which-the
young Niiorod cried out, " U nit fear
Sally, thump Iter on tile noae, ami
keep her bick | we have broken unt
il l«'er all miners, k- cp In i b,-c!t till we
II In id iig 'in, alid we will break the
oilier ” 'The h"V- were us good us
iheir u-nnl ( they del sn ; and having
high I-g-disabled, tlo-y pushed liei
head underwater with Iheir paddles
nd drowned her. They, with sunn-
difficulty, gut her into the boa’t,
in.) look t|ic four ill triumph lo land.
The names of these lads are James
,ind William Johnson.
MARINE.
pout uv hji y.teV. Jit.
IIIIIIVKD, ^
Slii|» Saft i, Wi» »'H»ury, iloilon, 13 »Uyl,
lo^tlie in»uUT I*uwttige>'9, Mu. Savutfc,
and *Tiiou S <eluy.
Atiinr\i.s p^ont fim
At Churlcfttuii mil. aloo|> Mcch»aic,
Siiner*. 4
up p<m YnuifonT.
At Cltarlcson ^9;i» ull. *toops William,
Ueiil, to sail 3Utli j M v do.
PHILADELPHIA,Oci-?l—A rived,ship
Venus, C’limnnlm, LoinIoh, 35'U)n ; sclu
I'PUe AinehRsu, Dninel, C tsrlesiun fc 5.
Ch ared, brig* Mu ga ft, llcliosou. Mu*
tatizas { Willium, llsriu *, Co >a.
Bank State t f Georgia,
SJV.I.Y.V.IH, .I#' Ociuiei, lb ii.
DIVIDEND N». IS.
P|1lfE Hoard of Diredois liH»*n g tlii« du
R. (loclnre 1 a Dlvideinl of Ifyi pit iiur>
on the capital stock of .this Uaok f »r tin
iasl six months, the same will be paid lo
the respective Stockholders tlierrof, or to
their (>• der, on and nftir Tl»u»*day next,
the 24th inst. Hy order of the H oard.
A. PHKI BU» CsAlper.
The editors of the A'lgu^ta Chronicle,
Wsshinjfion New*. Geuigia Journal and
Southern Record-*r in lloledgevilfc, will
please pubiisii ihe above three limes,
oct ‘22
For Sale,
pieces Grin dy's white, mixed,
2341/4/ and bhie HIjiob
184 pieces Kaj ’» (nowMe in theae)
>9 do London Dnflifxad Point UUnketa
200 pair Rose lllank' ts 15 percent less
than the importinp: price
181 pieces whitc and red Flannels
60 do trreon Baize
90 do Scotch Tartans for cloak^ at 65
cents per yard 1 .
2 ca*es 4 4 I Jnen } at a ffreat sa r
150 pieces Ta*d i»ft D’nper 5 orifice
With a large stock of Pancy Linen and
WoolLcn Drapery, llotitrv and llahrr-
dashery, which will be sold at prices lluti
* wiH not afford partictUriang here.
thhmas WAi.TO*;,
Cl^ticc DM!# Joliastofl** sa'urc
oct 32 rpl /
hnon Pa-rolf
nrs Ann F user
L II FOHV 2
Serry II Femter
mr* IC.i^.ibclh Fink-
hind
rhotp'is Osrnet 2
riiufiias OUdden
•fnlin (iruen
Frdderic flieen
oapiEhpnuz tiillef
ltoocrt Co.nincUn
Wm U Coll
cn| t Falw I) Courttr
Kroons Dhok
Neil CuibreatU *
1)
G T Dortlc
John Dmi^herty
niis K DjY4ur 2
John Dunn
Francis O’inn
E
Luci'ls F.vrrtt
A >xuHl Ihnhdt'n
c.ipiJuhu bldmlff
V
WdKam Fitts
Charles Flinn
Charles b Flinn
Duiusky island
• mrs Marv Glnnbly k
misiCttroiinu thiis
Honj G ihlsin tli
'GvilUslmu U bulumun
Mis. muir *
H V 11 ?, 0 . SST*. ,h * kiwk hoaso ot
Mr. U I'lma, n«»r tlie i-.aHtei, in llar-
oio 4 hi rt .l x„u ooiivcianq, , cc „ mm „d,ie
cir.hl Of tJi. 0 mtlunu-a with Board and
l-..(lgt«g,*ttllt«) « t ,„ Dally Hoarder a.
oct!4 *,pl ' ,
— 1 ‘f-r*-*" ' “ . *
*** The UnUej-sigiied
continue* ilia F«oti«ge end Commissiou
loteiiieaa, aodnflcrsfiir „| e ug, ,j elcc , n f
lO-ru,- nice,. Ilf Hie present cfop, princi.
j-illy orMIreoattUaui Up for family ok—
“l*» lUH whole ami so half tiercel ofthe
last year’s crup. a
J^mviia-umson.
- n V ^
Olifrttiatn Acndcmy. .
, ° r f"*' 1 "**
It tluiimouWa that ft wBLevabpeum. •
the fle-Uif Nuvrmiier. Mi- W«. II. Want,
late nf ^nulli Ca.oliea, sill take ihe place
nl' Mr Itni.urlL and the Trditeea are liappp
m hoing iililr in pMuoiincri him Inerti v-
respect fully qualified forliiuution.
ucl 13
General Collection
(TUllE Subscriber informs
<4 that lie tors opened an Cl
ICtt
HlibliL
lor tlih
Giilh'ction of Hills ffenerslly, an j will lw
happy at any tiiuc, ly at tend to Uic calls f
pis friends. ^
out 29' |p R. OLWS I'ftAD.'
Horoovul.
THOMAS DOWELL t CO. !
II AVIS removed from their old aland, tfi
11 Hie corner of Houghton and White
(tor atreeta, apporiu Cat. A/uUuuu'a ,1/uii
lion Unite, whefe tliey are opening, ie ad
dition lo their former atock, a coropU-ti
noutment of UtltjTa and SHOES, wuirf
tliey ofl'er fur aalo on Ihe meal
tei-mi. oct u *1
5|p
Andrew Hi I Ih r
Oliver Hilliard
Matthew Hopper
Filli* Jicksun**'
U J.i'ks m
inrs Suiiunuli Juck*
sun
DVII
H
I) HAtehlchtS
Charlton
Thoms* Jofwnon
Naihaiiiel JoliMuii
Lewis .lolhrion
m's Heilur Juiinson
K
mrs 8«mh Keys Jim C RiiiRsmure 2
Lswrumi: Ivneelsnd Thonins Kuk
• liaeu Uiinhal Hulumon Kuuhle
L
rhomns f.»n(f AhlcLivlcy
*4MuthameH.sii|f, Mr Lynch
Uutluoli county Fuiy I mu*
tnrr
Uuiijuinm F Lyun » % 1
M
Vvderick Mnriton 2'Johl) Mills
nr* Miris Marion miis Carolina Millen
nisi Mji is Maker Daniel W Mon^in
.Ismos Mehlrm . mis Sus.'.iinuh Shtr^in
I'lioin is Miller hdwurd Munruu
nrs KJ W Millin
% Me
Volin WCall Diijfsl M'Furlsna
Foliard .M'Comvck Ih nj M'thillougli
Fairick M'Cartin Siitro-I M'Call
Judirc M'Allislcr ‘ bulluch county
N VO
ChsHcs Nnrrlss Hfm Ojflcsbny
itisg Nurih Itowe Julm O'Conner
Wm W Onn*bcc
V k q
Furnhsm PsrmK?e mrs Sarah Pliilips
cupt Rdwin Feck mix Maria A Pirc«
Peter Pouichenise Moses U (iuuily
R ;
John Rainm miss Jane M Robin-
mi’rtNrs Hapf’lyoi V co son
John (« Hioliarils-m doct Glib W Rogers
d.mil II Uicnardaun mrs Sarah H •h'cts ur
Wm Uiciiardson sen Thomu* llrall
Jim W L Huberts Valentine H"wa1
A l Huberts mrs l.ydja Unystnn
, doct Joseph Husst ll
8
cipt Jeremlsb Shaw 2 mrs Mary Ann F
NOTICE.
f ‘ARSONS indrbtcd to the estate of
deceased, will please cums
itfi watoi and those (list have demands will
present them to the subscriber, who is
ijiurised to settle the same. ^
, JOSEPH KOPMAN, /
Juftinfon's Square. /
TIJ1 \*t received by Ihe latest arrivals fro®
UU England and Fi ance, /
JO bales white, blue, and mined PMtffa
20 du Lnmlnn Ih flL lllunkcts
F no nod cmuXe Flannds
Orcen Uuisci and WniMcd Hosiery •
UUok rurNim IOKO SHAWLS, with lead.
Col"rfd l mill re '
miss l.ethin Stark
col Snlnni'/n Shad
aSainue|_San.mm J
J thn aw^Dstun
Henry SwSnstnn
David S If«pfnn2
Stunton V llyrd
muj C S evens
Chucks Stewart
Smith
miss Sarah Sylves
ter 2
Ilyins Stiles
Walter Smith
Wm Smith
cant James Smith
nr s J me Simons
Lawrence 8pinacutt
efli'i/bunco mauler Btlwin Scott
oct 22
OJ.IVLU M.. LILL10R1DG
M qualified cveente
mots Ann Spencer
John M S kcM ...
mrs Jane .iliiwell
mrs Sarah StoOf 4
John bulchfl’
Nicholas Terry Henry Thompson
nun Eliz.ibf’tb Til- Futrick JJ’nr^
lllack India I<rvanillin
Fine lilack BOMUAZINh.S
Black (I,pn ed Crus do Nnplea
Klcgani pluiyl and fancy- Bilk ll.lkfa
tVlole caaslmete Scarft, do cam -I-' half
Ctenth crape UOHKS, M.WPLRy
u.t yojqsu cu i ups
IjYJttt crape IfAiaei, plain and figured
Clinton and Naiikiu Crapea du
Black and colijk-d Dalian Crape
Lineos, Latvoa and t.inen Cumhrle*
S.-eetipg, table Diaper and table C otha
Hattineta, brown am, btraoliedtheciing*'
Common h fine demesiui Hlalda U Check*
Gcinlcmeo'u Maid Cloaka
l.ntfiet' 'IV taLiial Caroline Plaid do
Looking' Glaarla, and a few ctMa straw
IlunnetH, /DiyMsr^ patterns
The abnveJjpj'iiils, with a general assort
ment in this Ihr, arc nRcred as low assn/
in M»e markti fur cash or approved paper
ut wholesale
wov 1 lib
—_4 —> »L
1 WTLl AM TtTRNER,
rat-IGS |« i to inform' hia friend* ami
gW the p lie, that he has rrei-ived
Old ofiVra fi sale, very loir, far Co»t«r
approved pi rr, a general aaauWmeal of
itJi.il l oons,
'otuUuyfJtirUy nf
.Verysoperi 43iochUllNDBEC01TOir
n vgc.i n [
Bales of GO NOV’U h'll(TB, nr URand
MIX’D LAINSirom No 1 th 10
Bales Wrfsh 'laina, *orted nombera .
Bales Heavy LONDW DUFFLE BLAN
KETS J
iHidcs .1. 3J . d 4 Pol do
Balea lied* I Wliit/UnnelaiitdfuAJUii*
and. mi: il Clotl
G-ecn and l d doc tig Baisea and Fiuitv . //
loga . /
Blue and B] ck lipl Cloths and —'
r eelert
lack and
liiigtoerat Cbiriea Ti
llt-n y 'I iuea capt Laihrop Turo-
mra Martlu'I icott er j* -
Joseph Thom 8lcplieoTulloa
' W
Jantea II Walter Jo'eph Wiggins
inias J .me Waters 2 mrs Martha Wigina
oi-sa Sarah Walt* KWWrght
uir* Mary Wall William h Henry
John Widch 2 Thn* A William*
nr. Lydia Webb.2 WmWhyatt
I'homas tV Webb Ann Wiggins
John Wilion mm Margaret IT.
Itichanl V tvilliania^ WoOlliopter
Joavpli Willcntt mri Cithai'ine E.
irira Lydm II Wilaon Woodmff
FRENCH LETTERS. -
maAVe Ti-aai-r Andre Dioiilllard 2#
,nan' Jean Joseph, Auguate M Maadue
, Fanfao mom Dueroa
moos Dupont g, EADLY, P. M.
nov 1 89
Fresli Butter, Raisins, &c.
KKOS F mily Hitter
S') boxes Fresli Rrsirrs s
4 Hslrs Drown Shirtings
15 boxes MoiHd Candles *
20 Uids N. Fan^lsud Hum
30 bbls do do
5‘) bbls NorthernOin
fur sale low. by
#. C. OJIFRNR,
oct 31 pi Jtome’* »h*at
.into 14
n whole ao
Bales of
Scutch
Marat-ilka
Cases nf Li
case tu
Cases Lei
nl*:
Caws Tabldaper,
-4, very tip
"asra lriaii jelin-m,
Fjmiture liCatnbii
! ton on
Furniture
it lack Homl
4'oictiaws
, i*ioga
Cotton Ca
Modi:
Cases black
, No. 30
Hosiery, Hi
liov 1
isde IHild
sad
Tpiecca, l
and Russia
, from 6 to 10-
6'4 wide
nit v, »nd Cot*
edNoe- .
paltern*
fne mid very cheap
and inserting Tnm-
ibrie j*nd Nainsook
it* Leghorn Hal*,from
i. Checks, Calicoes,'* 1 ®
i r Bale,
a, TtnsTktc Improved 8 n p*
A cHlMthl silver «w«. and ■»«*»
. leie onlerAh' machipe is aoTorsned a.
'O be easily W" K 1
” C h . m*7r as to be taken to pte.
hrwih*prrtj«.^.^.*ce
■*•*>** chroni :
lewiU tnspthe above thret
acaiil * '>4L* , »oO‘«*' * '
kurl It
’djf'