Newspaper Page Text
THE REPUBLICAN;
And SAVANNAH EVENING LEDGER.
[VOL. V. >.O. 112.]
T ) the Electors of Chatham Comity.
I announce myfelf a Candidate for SHERIFF, at tiie
ensuing election, and shall feel grateful to such of my
fe low-citizens, as may honor me with their fuffrages
J. P. OATES.
September 8. 98
Nleffrs Evekitt & F.v&ns,
IT has been asserted by fome, that F.dward Lloyd
c-sq. is a Candidate for Sheriff, at the er.fuing eledlion.
Prom whatever motive it has been put ii circulation,
to me, it is unknown; but Mr. Lloyd has authorifed me
to contradict the report, and positively declares he is
not a candidate, nor had he ever any intention of off er
ing. J- P. OATES.
To (he Electors of Chatham County.
I OFFER myfelf a candidate for the Sheriff’s Office
at the ensuing election, and solicit the fuffrages of niy
friends and fe,low-citizens for that appointment.
. Peter Shick.
August. 25. 92.
|C?* Electors oi Chatham County.
As the Eleftion for County Officers comes on, on
Monday, the 19th instant, 1 offer myfelf a Candidate ‘
for the SHERIFF’S OFFICE, and solicit the patron
age of my friends and fellow-citizens for that ap
pointment. Refpectfully, your’s.
Andrew M‘Lean.
Odtobcr 3. 10S
(Jyp The Subscriber offers himself j
a Candidate for Coroner, and will be thankful for the
fuff ages of his fellow-citizens.
Seutern er29.—107 DAVID SQUIRES.
IC7* We are requested to state, that
JOSEPH SUDER is a Candidate for the office of
CORONER at the ensuing election, and frlicits the
fuffrages of his fellow-citizens. September 1-95
Fellow-Citizens of Chatham,
Ts you like your OLD CORONER, I am in hopes
you wid support him at the next election. >
T. Brown.
August 22. 91
THE SUBSCRIBED,
Acquaints the c tizens of Savavtfiah and the elec
jovs of Chatham county, generall , that lie wit be a
candidate, at the ensuing ejection for the office cf
CORONER.
M. Whitley.
Augnft 25. +te 9*
Commission Sc Factorage
BUSINESS.
THE fubferiher having large and convenient Stores,
on the wharf adjoining Janies Wallace, efq. offers his
services to his Iriends and the public, as a COMM IS
SION MERCHANT and FACTOR.
Thomas Lawrence.
October 8... 11l
John S. Mitchell,
Respectfully informs his friends and the public
of his commencement in the
COMMISSION BUSINESS,
in which line, he will, at at! times, thankful y re
cede, and punftually execute, their commands He
lias opened his C uoting-Houfe on Mr. James John
iton, junior's wharf.
October 6 At, no
Thomas Storr,
\
H ‘ VINO taken part of the {lores occupied by 1
JA.-irs Johnston jun. esq. begs leave to tender his
jei rices to hishiends and the public, as a
Fact r Sn Commission Merchant.
Should he be entrust and with the ifpofal of any part of
their C ops, he Ha ters himfe'f by his -..ffiju ry and un
remitted attention to their nterefts, to merit a continu
ation of their favors.
October 1. 108
Crockery Ware.
J
Received on consignment , per ship America, from
Liverpool .
40 crates well assorted CROCKERY WARE,
Which will be fold very low. Apply to
Taylor &. Scarbrough.
September 29. 107.
Board of Fire Masters,
Savannah , September 14///. 1807.
‘I'HE BOAR 1 OF FIRE MASTERS, from a
J .ate inlpecrion of the Fire Buckets, are induced to j
recommend to the citizens, a due obfervauce of the j
Fire Ordinance, by keeping their Fire Buckets in good 1
order. *nd letteied, ana mfafe convenient places J'he ‘
less a ;'l be rigidty enforced aga.nft all those who life ;
fttg b ckets, except in case of a.arm.
Extract from the Minutes. I
Thomas Pitt, Clerk, j
FOR LIVERPOOL,
T he remarkable faft failing (hip I
Alexander Hamilton,
Wii uam Callahan, mafler 5
A confiderablc part of the cargo is engaged and will
be soon dispatched. For fr eight of the remainder, or
palfage, apply to the mailer, or
James Dickson Cos.
September 29. 107
FOR LIVERPOOL,
The well-known, fall-failing
Ship Eliza,
Joseph Stabks, Mailer,
Will be ready to receive her cargo on the i ith inst
and will be f-nt off with all pofiible and lpatch. for
freight orfalfage, apply onboard, or to
Taylor 5c Scarbrough.
October 6. rto
FOR NEW-YORK,
. The faft fai!!n g sh ‘P
$0 , 1! f L8 ’,
| *• * Joseph Arho i.d, mailer,
Is half loaded, and will lail by Thursday next. For
freight of 100 bales Cotton, or padage, apply oil board,
or to
Benjamin Maurice.
OdloberS 109.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
, The Ship
! AME RI CA,
’**&%&*-m ASraii am Nichols, mailer;
Ready to receive a cargo immediately, and having
i 500 bales of cotton engaged, will be dispatched without
delay... She is in fine order, having been thoroughly
repaired in Liverpool ...000 bales of cotton are wanted
to fill her Dp. Apply to
Mein, Mackey 5c Cos.
FOR SALE, ON BOARD,
5000 bushels Liverpool ground SALT
15 bales COTTON BAGGING
£0 bales low-priced WELCH PLAINS
75 crates afiorted CROCKERY WARE
150 casks London bottled PORTER
This property will be fold low, if taken ft“om on
board immediately.
September 24. 105
FOR BOSTON,
The schooner
Republican,
John Brown, matter
Wiil be dispatched in the course of next week...for ]
freight, apply to the mailer on boaid, at Harden’s
wharf, or
Gardner Tufts.
Who has received by the said schooner , and for
sale as above,
200 boxes 4, 5 and G to the it,
150 boxes Soap
100 boxes Smoked Herrings
20 hhds. New-England Rum
9 hhds. Northward Gin
5 boxes No. 7 and 10 Cotton Cards
Also, on hand,
50 pieces Negro Cloth
20 bhls. Mefsand Prime Pork
1000 pair Negro Shoes
8 hhds. and qr. casks Lisbon Wine
4 pipes Madeira Wine
4 ha.f pipes ditto ditto
50 bbls. freih Alexandria Flour
All of which will be fold low, for cash.
October 8. l 111
LANDING,
From the brief Amazon, John K. Co/ifi, master,
from Anti. York,
150 pieces BAGGING
25 hogsheads SUGAR, superior quality
25 quarter-casks MALAGA WINE
GREA 1’ COATS in bales
BE A .RETS and NEGRO CLOTHS
Holland GIN, in pipes, &c. See.
For sale low, by
A. &. S. Richards & Cos.
October 6. l iiq
Loaf Sugar.
Forty hogsheads firft quality LO 4F SUGAR, re.
ceived on conhgnment, per Ihrp Eliza, from Liverpool,
and for lale by
r l aylor &, Scarbrough.
October e. 110
Ginn Bags.
Just received ar.cl for sale,
50 pieces of narrow BAGGING,
well calculated for ginn and picking Bags.
Norman M‘Leod.
August 29. 94
Bills on New-York,
At a (hort fight, for lale Lv
James & William Magee.
December 2 33,
S A T U R D A Y, October 10, 1807
The Subscribers
Offer for sale, on reasonable terms,
20 bales heft Welch PLAINS
2 do. London Duffi! BLANKETS
100 calks NAII S, assorted
5 h< gffieads GLASS-WARE, assorted
5 calks HOES, 20 dozen each
8 box*, Irish LINENS
20 dozen SPADES and SHOVELS
100 jugs bell boiled Linseed Oil.
100 kegs PAINTS, different colours
50 pieces OSNABURGS
3 FISHING LINES, 40 fathoms lofig
4 casks SHOT, assorted
50 calks real London-Bottled PORTER
85 hogfli! ads ditto Draft ditto
Ah aflortment of POT-METAL.
Taylor ik Scarbrough.
September 22. 104 —cm
Knox & Pope,
Have just received per the shop Favorite, from j
Philadelphia,
15 kegs fresh BUTTER
£0 pipes Holland and Country Gin
60 quarter-casks genuine Port, X.ondon Particular,
Teneriffe, Sherry, Lisbon ujd Malaga Wines
j 80 whole and half-barrels frel'i fupeiline Flour, (ap
proved brands)
30 do. Pilot and ship Bread
20 do. Loaf and Lump Sugar
10 do. Mackerel
10 hags Pepper
5 tons well-assorted Bar-Iron German Steel
2’ - kegs allotted Cut-Naiis
16 do. Starch
4 boxes haddlety
4 do. Guns
10 boxes No. 10 fotton Cards (3 doz. each)
, 10 do. fine and coarse Hats
Role and dutlil B anketa
I White and b‘ue Plains
Superfine and coat if Cloths, Caflimeres, Thicksets
Worsted and Cotton Hosiery
Dimities, Calicoes, llumhums, &c. &c.
Erafs and iron wire and hair .Sieve- of all sizes
And a geneial aflortment of ready made coarse
Clothes.
W hich are offered wholesale and retail at 1 educed prices.
Odlober 1. ca, 108.
William \Voodbridue
o
Will sell low, for cash, or approved paper,
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES,
75 hags prime Coffee
_SO hhds. firft and inferior quality Mufc vado Sugar
15 puncheons old Jamaica Rum (landed in 1804)
10 ditto ditto St. Croix ditto ditto
5 pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 hhds. Boston Ruin
25 chests Ilyfon, Young Hyfon and Chulan Teas
10 tons Sweeds Iron (flat and lquare bars)
300 Dimijons, containing 5 gallons each.
20 cases of GLASS WARE,
CONTAINING
50 straws of Turtiblers assorted, with Decanters, Wine
Glasses, &c.
10 ditto containing 225 ditto p'ain and flowered
20 fine and common l.iquo:’ Cases
50 boxes Wind..\v Glass, Bby IO and 10 by 12
100 pieces Flaxen Oznaburgs and Tickieuburgs
25 ditto German Sheetings
50 ditto lrifh Linen, at low advance
25 ditto German Dowlas
50 ditto Bremen Rolls
25 ditto German Diapers
50 ditto Ravens Duck (very low)
100 ditto white and brown Platillas
150 coarse Shirts, suitable for houle servants
A handlome afforunent of damaik Fable and Break
faft C.otlts
Ditto ditto Marseilles Counterpanes
2 elegant Chandeliers, Lamps, and a variety of fine
CUT GLASS
A QUANTITY O T
Red and Yellow OCHRE and LAMPBLACK
IN CASKS—WITH MOST EVERY AETICI2 0?
GROCERY, at retail.
ai.so,
21 casks good retailing RICE,
At Three Dollatsper cwt.
No. 4. North-Last corner of the Exchange.
September 12. f 100
Philadelphia and New-York BOOTS,
JVST RECEIVED,
BY TAYLOR ts SCRIBNER,
On the Bay, nearly opposite the Exchanges
ON HAM),
An extensive assortment of Shoes,
Os aimoft every defeription, which are offered at re
st ceft prices, wholesale or retad.
September 3. 35
Blank Warrants of Appraisement.
[ For Sale at thi offi'6.
[Whole Number, 553.]
By the ships Alexander Hamilton and
Eli za,ficm Liverpool, .
Mcliss, Taylor & Cos,
I have received, i'i pert, their supply of
WINTER GOODS ;
And by the ship Mary, daily expeftled from Grcc.
neck, they are to have the remainder, which, together,
v iil make a very great variety and cxteufive afforttnent
cf a. well feletSed GOODS, as have ever came to thia
market...being every article of them felefted hy one of
the partners residing in Britain, who is poffcffcd of
every advantage of procuring goods on the belt
terms, which will enable them to makefiles at a vci f
low rate. Among the Goods received, will be found.
The following Articles, viz.
White “I
Green and |
Brown J
London Dulhle Tj
Brillol ‘ ditto t BLANKETS
7-4 to 12-4 Rose ditto y
White y
Blue /
Red V WELCH FLANNELS
. Scarlet and V
Yellow 7
One bale London drrffed Superfine
Cloths and Caflimeres /
Two cases London 11 ade Hats of the r ‘' or rctai nn2
very heft quality and newbll faffiion J
One case newefl fafliion London draw Bonnets
, An extensive aflortment of York ft. ire fupetfinc Clothl
! and Caflimeres
Ditto ditto second Cloths
And ditto Caflimeres
Yorkthire Narrow Cloths
Blue Strouds— Napt Fnze
Biuh Coating—Fearnought and coarse Cloths, of every
delcription,
Patent Cord y
Toilenet / _
Worsted Marfillcs (juilting L COATING
Swansdown \
Benet’s wotfted and cotton patent Cordo
: Cotton Corduroys
Vi iveteens and Fancy Cords, of all colours and prices
t Men’s and Youth’s Wool, \
f Ditto ditto p ated I
| Ditto ditto fine, I HATS, in convenient
I Ladies dit to ditto f boxes for country store s
f Youth’s and Children's plated V
E Servant’s Glazed Leather J
I Hardware, done up in wellaffortedcalks.forftion ke:prf
G Buttons of all kinds
f Guns and Gun J.ocks
: Knives and Forks
l’ocket and I’en Knives—Spectacles
Packet and pound pins *”
Needles—Horn and Ivory Comho
Ladies elegant ornamented hair Combs
Cotton Hosiery, of every defeription
Worsted and Lamb’s Wool ditto ditto ,
Calicoes and printed Cambrics, new paferffi
Silk Chambrays, of an elegant style
Cotton ditto—Dimities
9-8 and 6-4 Cambric ditto
Plain Cambrics, a.I widths’
J'.legant figured ditto
Cambric Shawls ’
Damask and other silk ditW r
B ack Barcelona, and various other silk Htndkerchitfj
A complete afforttnent of new fathion Ribbon
Cotton Col.ntei panes
Roma and Pll iicat Handkerchiefs
Durants, Calimancoes and Shailooug
Bombazelts and Bornbazeeus
Satin Peeling
White and black Persian
Black silk Florentine
Ditto Satin pj
Ditto Mode
Ditto Crape
J.adies’ Pic Nie and other silk Glove® y
Ditto ditto Cotton ditto
Ladies’ and’ gentlemen's . Ik Hole
Sewing silk and Twill
1 hread Laces and ditto Edging
Cotton ditto ditto ditto
Huckabacks—Fancy Diaper
Fancy Towels—Table Cloths
Cotton Shirting—Table Covers
6d, Bd, lOd, 20d, clufp head Nails
Crockery Ware, m well assortetf crates for retailing
Glass Ware, in ditto, &c. &c.
Octobers. jiq
N E W
Dru-g & Mcdicin?! Skoffu
On phe Bay opposite the Exchange, next door to
Messrs TatloH ts Settle v s/t.
. Dr. J. B. BERTIJELOT,
R.FSPECTPULLY informs hi< friends and the pub
lic, that he ha3 just received a complete affbutnedt of
all kinds of
Drugs, Patent and other Medicines.
1), . J. ){. JJui ihclot,
n ESPECTULLY informs the public that he poffc.C
I % a sovereign remedy lot .ill forts of.V knerial l)i -
EAsz-,—perlons o! both fezes esn v.itli confidence
make nfe of it. The advantages of tins remedy are,
that a young man may take this medicine] and L per
fetSly cured, without .. discovery <>n the part of his con
nedtioris; also, the patient may, wirhotr apprehending
any danger, expo’- himfelf to cold, night air,'and rain,
and t rrfue hi. usual avocations, as it require, no par.
tirular regimen, other than to luftain from the comnnf
(ion of txcefses. Those who may apply to him at his
medicinal thop, near the Exchange, may he assured us
the mod profound lecrtcy being obfei ved,
August 29, ‘/%