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THE REPUBLICAN; And SAVANNAH EVENING LEDGER. [VOL. V. No. 79 ] FOR LIVERPOOL, CHARLES, Zachatuah Atwell, matter; WiF meet with immediate difpach having two thirds her cargo ready to go bn board, for freight of the re mainder, or pafTage, having excellent acci mmodations apply to the captain on boaid, or to James & William Magee. July 11. o 73 SLOOP EXPERIMENT, FOR PASSENGERS ONLY. Eiiitu S. Bunker, I) EGS ‘eave to inform his friends and the public, that t he wi l, on the firll of July, commence running a •loop, of ab nit one hundred and ten tons burthen, be tween the cities of NEW-YORK and HUDSON, (or the purpose of carrying passengers. Few people, who have had occasion to take palfage tip or down the North River, but have experienced the inconvenience and rifque of going on board velfels deeply loaded and lumbered on deck ; therefore cap tain i.unker has determined to take no freight on hoard the Experiment, which will remedy that inconvenience and entirely do away the rifque. The owners of this vtffel, being desirous to render the pafi'age as short, convenient and agreeable as pos sible, have not only taken care to lurnilh her with the bed Beds, Bedding, f.iquors, Piovifions, &c. but they have been at very great, expense and trouble in procur ing materials and bui ding her on the bell conflruction for failing and lor the accommodation of ladies and gen tlemen travelling on bulinessor forpleafure. The Experiment will leave New-York every Wed nesday evening precisely at (> o’clock, and Hudson every Sunday morning at 8 o’clock, through the sea- j son. Captain Bunker having en several years engaged in 5 the freighting business between New-York and Hud son, has become well acquainted with every part of the river; and he hopes, by attention and punctua'ity, to merit the patronage of ladies and gentlemen from the southward, who may visit the celebrated Bai lston, Saratoga, and Lebanon Springs, or trave eis w ho may have occasion to travel through the northern states. The shortness of the paffa eto Hudson, when compared with that to Albany, or any place above Hudson, (where the river is impeded by bars, iilai ds and overflows that render it mpoffible for fall failing velfels to pass) he thinks wil. induce moll peop.e who ate acquainted with the difference, to take palTage to Hudson, where carriages or boats can at ali times be had at a moderate expenle, to convey them to Mbany, Troy, Lanfmgburgh, or the Lebanon Springs, wiiich are about 30 mi.e . distance. ” Hudson, N. Y. May 29, 1807... J ...CA...64. JSfeiv Drug & Medicinal s r o R E. THE Subscribers notify the public, that they have ellablifhed in this place, A DRUG &MEDICINAL STORE, and feel thtmfelves jufhfied in faying, that they can fuppiy practitioners of Physic and country (lores w ith Medicine, shop furniture, Surgeon’s Inftrumeuts, Patent Medicine, &c. upon as liberal terms as they can be purchaled for in this place. Ninth care having been bellowed in the felection’ of thettarious articles, and in making the officinal ye-J paratjfci,, they tan with propriety warrant them as g " u 'Wpm. _ jVitDiiß* j* Chests, wi! be put up at any price from 20. Tam dollars with printed diiec-tions, and I coiitanifcr nioft or all the a.tides generally requited for and plantations. White 8c Mendenhall , Pra&itioners of Medicine, Boltons’ Brick Buildings on the Bay Savannah, April 23. 39. FRESH MEDIC iNE, DRUGS, &c. White & Mendenhall , HAVE received by the Sea-Island, a large quan tity of the above, feiected with much care.— i They are in hourly expectation of an additional lupply wM£n will make their assortment of tnofe articles com tnonly kept in Medical Stores, very general and com plete. Bolton’s brick building on the Bay. May 12. 47, NOTICE. THE fubferibe.-s being about to be absent from town for a few weeks, humbly and fire all in debted to them, tither by note or book account, to Come forward and dilcharge the fame by the a,th of this inllant, if not they m v expeft to find their ac counts in the hands of a mag Urate, as no lo ger in dulgence can p lfijl, be given ; they at the fame time invite ali to wh- m they aie indebted, to come forward and receive their pay. Roberts Sc Brant. July 16 76. To hire on low terms, V young, active fellow, accuftome l to porters work, and of iate the prmer’s prtf> —f r fur ther particulars enquire at this office. July ax 77 Landing o From the ship LOUISIANA , captain Peloh , from New-York. 6 small trunks Shoes, handsomely afTorted 25 dozen Cow-hide Whips 22 chells Hyfon Tea, luted importation 10 hhds. 4. qrs. C Prime MUSCOVADO SUGARS S3 Barrels j 2 bales Humhums 1 ba e Giila Handkerchiefs 3 boxts Saddlery afTorted 5 pipes Holland Gin 12 bags Pepper Which will be sold lose by A. 8c S. Richards. July 21. L. 77 Telfair’s wnarf. 3000 bu'h. Liverpool ground SALT, 10 tons IRON afTorted, 40 hhds SUGAR, fome very prime 20 ditto Jamaica RUM, high 4th. 20 quarter calks old Sherry WINE 10 pipes French BRANDY 10 ditto real Holland GIN 50 boxes Negro PIPES 20 calks BROWN STOUT (quality warranted) £0 barrels frefli FLOUR Together with a general assortment of well chosen GROC E R I E S, at Retail, is offered for sale by B. 8c C. Brooks. Who have just received on consignment, 30 bbls. Prime PORK, which will be fold low for calh or approved paper. July 9. nn 72 S. H. Stackhouse, I Has for sale at his store, opposite the Exchange, ! 75 hhds. “I 15 tierces, > prime Muscovado SUGAR 60 barrels J 7 puncheons Jamaica RUM 5 pipes London particular Madeira WINE very old and excellent 10 ditto first chopCogniac BRANDY 13 ditto Northern GIN 73 barrels superfine Baltimore FLOUR. June 30. 68 Just Received By the Brig GEORGIA , 50 barrels of firft quality bottling CIDER, superior to an, ever brought to Savannah 20 barrels ol Vinegar 300 lbs. of Sh.e Thread £OO pair of womens Leather Slippers 300 ditto of Morocco 80 wax Calfskins 30 pair of Boots, which will be sold at a small ad vance for calli. Roberts 8* Brunt Telfair’s Wharf. May 19 50 Landing this day, From the Schooner Svkry , at Moore's wharf, • 20 hhds 4th proof Jamaica RUM, K 33 ditto Prime SUGAR, V.* ,20 calks Sherry WINli, Which will be fold low for cash or approved paper. 15. c. iirooxs. J une 23. 65. Tl ie Subscribers Having taken the {lorelately occupied by John Hill, on the Bay, and anxious to fell off, OFFER FOR SALE An extensive assortment of Books Stationary , i which they will sell at reduced prices for cash, or good i acceptances in town. James & Thomas Ronalds. N. B. BOOK-BINDING executed as ulual at the above Itore. £ y The fubferiber is fully authorifed to receive all monies owing Mr. JOHN H11.i., and give legal dtf charges lor the fame. James Ronalds, jun. June 30. 86 Court of Ordinary. ORDERED, that until the governor may send a Dedinius, to qualify the Clerk as Escheutor, that the court do undertake the du ties annexed thereto, and that due notice of sales be given in the name of the Court of Ordinary, agreeable to law. Ordered to be published. Extract from the Minutes. ThomasEourke, Cik. c.o, & k.r. June 2 56 S A T U R D A Y, July 25, 1807. Ale Us s , Taylor & (o. Inform their friends and the public, that they have removed to die store lately occupied by David Taylor, jur. They have Just Received, By the ship Mary from Greenock, a part of their SPUING Supply of GOODS. Among which arc . Ci OTTON bagging / Flax and tow oznaburgs Brown linens Pavilion gauze—table cloths and diapers Cotton shirting Cotton, marking and floss threads Red and black Morocco Caps Romal and Pullicat handkerchiefs A complete assortment of coat and vest BUTTONS , Pots, ovens, skillets and sad irons. Which will be dispossed of on good terms. May 1. 43. N evv-Fashioned Shoes. Received at the Savnnnah-Shoe-Store, fier brig Short Staple from Boston. 16 trunks of Boo's St Shoes, assorted. ALSO, 2 trunks Calafhed Nankeen, Nelson’s Lacings, Slippers and Sandies, of various colors, and latell fafbiont. LIKEWISE, A quantity of Foolscap Writing paper. ON HAND, 4 bales Humhlims, low priced 150 reams Wruj ping Paper, boxes Choco'ate Sec. 8 half barrels Mels Beef. Woods fc? Tujk. July 11. 75. CORN. 600 bushels of excellent yellow flint CORN, will be fold low if taken from on board soon. Peter iViiteheii. July 11. 37 Bills oil New-York, At a (hort fight, for talc by .liiincs 8c William Magee. December 2 33. Removal. GILFRRT’S Millinery Wareß-orr, is removed to the house atcly ..ccupied be Mr. George Penny, nex’ door to James Dickson, el'q. Market Square Juiy 16 p 76 FO il SAL E. TWO HUNDRED ACRES, or more, of prin COTTON LAND, in Bryan county, handfoine ly lituated on the salts, and in view of Sunbury ; for particulars, apply to Mr ROBERT HABERSHAM, Savannah, or 10 the fubferiber. Benjamin Ward, at Tivoli, Bryan County. April 18. 37 NOT IGF. ALL persons having any demands againfl the , Board of FIRE MAST ERS are desired to bring them in for payment, on Monday the 27th instant; and all contracts made with this board, are desired to be compieteikby that day. liy order of the Board. Thomas Bitt, Clerk. July 7 71 The Subscriber, INFORMS his friends and the public, that he makes and lepairs ail kinds of MATTRESSES, with neatnels and ilifpatch. He has now on hand a fuppiy of the bell Black Mofa. Edward Courtney. July 21. 77 FOll HALE ON REASONABLE TERMS , A Cyprus Canoe built Boat, THIRTY odd feet long and five feet wide in the clear, rows with fix oars, is also provided with a fail The above mentioned boat 1# not one year old, has lately been painted and is incomplete Older. For terms ap ply at the office of this paper. July 9. 72 [VVholf Number, 520.] The Subscriber Having purchased all the stock of DRY GOODS 8c GROCERIES, from Kobert Mackie, offers the fame for file at the tame Uore, lately occupied by him, on his usual turns. Gardner Tufts. J u 'y ? 3- m 7 Fresh Cabbage Seed, o ‘ Os a very superior kind and qiudity, FOH SALK, BY George HarraJ. June 27. f A § ‘ 67. JY 0 r I C E. ROBERT U. THOMPSON, about to leave the (late for a fetv woekt, has appointed Mr. F. D. PETIT DE VII.LERS, his Lawful Attorney, to tranfart his affairs during hia ahlence. His flore wi 1 continue open during the linn, mer, where wifi he found, every thing that is included in the article of STATIONARY. JUST RECEIVED, The 11th number of Salmagundi. June 25 -fp o'S. Wanted to Hire, A Negro woman who is a good, plain cook, vraih. er. Sic. For such an one, liberal wages and conftani employ wil. given. Apply to ibe printers. July 23 78 For Sale, Agent’e draught Horse, ca cuiated for the plough cart or waggon, and draws very well in the chair. Enquire at ihis office. July 23 78 LOS TANARUS, \ Silver table spoon, marked with the enitiala M. S. on the handle. The person in wlmfe pos. f flion o is, will receive a tunable reward by leaving it ai ihis office. July *3 A . 78 Inferior Court.—July Term, 1807. I HF following JURORS, having been returned I by the .Sheriff duly fumnioned, made default*—viz. Janies Wood, Jonathan Norton, John Rtadmole, John j3ribben and Ulric l oblcr. Omdi rkd, I hat; al! de faulting and absent jurors, be fined in the sum of twen ty dollars, unle&H. they Ihew good and fuflicient cause jf excuse agreeably to law, within thirty days. Extract from the minute* this 14th July 1807. T 4 Job T. Bolles, Clerk. Court ol Ordinary. ON the application of Mi Lawson attorney for several ol the creditors of the estuto ol Josiaij M. i ATTNE.L jun. and praying for a e'evidend among tlie creditors ol the said es tate It in Orilrrcd, that a devidend be made of tho said estate on the first Monday in August next —and that due public notice be given by ihc clerk of this court. Extract from the minutes. Thomas Bourke, c c o & k r. July 7. 73. NOTICE. ALL persons having demands against Wilmas Ckuvkllifr, late of Savannah, baker, fleceafed, are reque’ ed to exhibit them within the time prerfrih— ed by law...and all persons who may he indebted to hi* eflate, are desired to come forward without delay and fettle their reflective accounts. D. Lnmbrrtoz, June 9. fc...M§... qualified executor NOTICE IS HEREBY (l I TEN. I 'HAT at the expiration of nine months after date the fublcribcr will make application fagreejble to law) to the court ol Ordinary for leave ‘o (ell arnl dispose ol two lots of LAND, with improvement* thereon, known by the numbers fix and seven, in the village of Montgomery, and belonging to the eftite of Mrs. Elizabeth M’Queen, deceased, for the benefit of tlie heirs and creditors of laid ellate. Bryan Morel, Administrator , w>. h the will annexed. Montgomery, Chatha u Coontv. April 25 foj 42 GEORGIA, p II y Th’ mas Bourkp, clerk of the Court L. S. Cos Ordinary Ur th* C-umy of Chat. Th. Bourke, jham, in die Hate aforefaid. WHEREAS John Caig has made application for letters </f adminiftratmu oniheefla’e and effec 13 ol the reverend Koliert Smith of South Carolina, dt ceased, as principal creditor. These are ther<f,re to cite and admonish all a’d lingular the kindred and creditors of the laid deceased, to file their bjtilions (if any they have) in my office, onorbefon t’u- ‘nh day of Aiigult next, otherwile letters of arm rnllration v/ill be granted him. Given under my hand and leal, this ifiih day of Jirlr. in the vent if our Lord one thoulai.d eight hun ‘re ‘ and seven, and in the 3r.fi year ol American Independence. 7