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- THE REPUBLICAN; And SAVANNAH EVENING LEDGER. [_V OL. V. No. 11".} PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY* BY EVEUITT & EVANS, ON THE DAY, SAVANNAH, (GEORGIA) AT SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM, PAYABLE HALF* YEARLY, IN’ ADVANCE. FOR CHARLESTON, > The staunch brig FORTUNE, Captain Eliwouth, •” Will fall the firft fair wind For Freight, (havin'part engaged) m I’ fla;* , : pp!y to tlie Mailer on hoard, at Hon m'.V w'-arf, or S. Sc C. Howard. o<ftob°r 116 ~FOR GRF.ENOCK, . The fall fa ling Ship M A R Y, • ‘ V. A. Stokes, mailer ; (A con {hint trader’) having one lia'f of her cargo en gaged. For heigh or palfa-e, apply on boaiil, or to Taj ior Sc Scai trough. n ‘ho have received by said vessel, A cotrDleie assortment of POT METAL. October 10. 112 forlYverpool, , The well-known. f,>ft failing Sh “b E!i2a ’ ft-'-iwt*,* Joseph Starks, Mailer, Will be readv to receive her cargo on the izth inst and will be f.nt off with all possible dlpatch. For Freight or Railage, apply onboard, or to Taylor Sc Scarbrough. OCiober 6 no for”LIVERPOOL. . Th £hi p AMERICA, t> Abraham Niciiols, matter; Ready to receive a catgo immediately, and having 5 0 bales of cotton engaged, will be dispatched without dt'hry— She is in fine order, having been thoroughly rep-abed in l.iverpoo ..800 bales of cotton are wanted to fill her up. Apply to Mein, Mackey Sc Cos. FOR SALE, ON BOARD, 4COO bulhels Liverpool ground SAIT IS ba es COTTON BAGGING 20 bales low-priced WELCH PLAINS 75 crates assorted CROCKERY WARE 150 calks Ilondon bottled PORTER This pioperty will be lo.d low, if taken from on board immediately. September 24. 105 For liverpoolT” JO. The remarkable fa ft failing (hip A i- tier H. mi;t< n, ne*.’"' William Callahan, mailer ; A considerable part of the cargo is engaged and will be loon dispatched. For freight of the remainder, or palfage, apply to the matter, or James Dickson Sc Cos. September 29. 107 - ■— —> BOOTS aid SHOES. By the Luna, from New-York, The subscribers have received, in addition to their stock on hand, *SUWARROW BOOTS I ei,s SHOES, first, second ar.d third quality Morocco FOOTS ar.d mens LACED SHOES Do. _-.il PERS, See. Taylor Sc Scribner. October 13—113 FOR SALE, Several valuable TR C “Sos LAND, in M’lntolh, Glynn and C mdei counties A prune ga ig “f Se- f NEGROES An excellent H< use WENCH A complete fcho; ner ; gged Planter’s 1 O \T, of an ealy draugb> of water, fails very faft, a id will carry ten ba'es of emton An excellent Cypief, CANOE ALSO A CONSTANT SUTPLY CF New-York Futent ,Ntv Bread. M. SHEARER, October 17—115 Bolton’s whaif. MOLASSES. A\Jrtvhluh. retailing JfOL-JSSES, For Sale,by S. Sc C. Howard. October 10 i 112 COPARTNERSHIP. The fubftrlbers have formed a conneiftion in trade. Their business in luture will be conducted at the {lore recently occupied by Abner Webb, under the firm of LEE k WEBB, Who refpeCl fully acknowledge the f ivers w hich they have individually received, and foiicit a continuance of the fame from their friends and the public. Isaac N. Lee. Abner Webb. October 20—116 LEE k WEBB, Have received by the late arrivals from A'crj- York The following Articles, IVhich they offer on reasonable terms, fer cca.'ct viz. 4- P-8, 5-4 plain cotton cambrics 6-4 figured do. do. Plain and figured ieno rr.ullins Book and jaconet do. Silk and cotton Chambrays 5- and G-4 cambric shawls ■ CoLured cambrics, calicoes, dimities 1 I.ong law ns, Irilh linens Cotton fbirting, fillc and cotton glove* Ribbons, threads~and tapes i Combs, pins and needle3 ! Bandana and silk handkerchiefs Romal and pullicat do. Madras and Gillu do. Patent cotton cords, corduroys Velvets, faihionable veiling Cotton and worsted hosiery Durants, bombazets, wildbores Humhums, checks, cotton umbrellas Oil cloths, low-priced broad cloths Coatings, blue plains, flannels Duflii blankets, black glass buttons Gi.f and plated coat and veil do. Coarle hats, &c. Sec. LIKEWISE —A GENERAL Assortment of Shoes and Slippers. ALSO, Real Cogniae Brandy") Do. Ho.land Gin / qy arr4n . c( j of the firft quality | Do. Jamaica Rum f ’ ‘ | Imperial Tea j Doaf and brown Sugars Coffee, Chocolate, Nutmegs, Cloves Pimento. Pepper, Spermaceti Candles, scc. October 20—116 TO LET, “TMIE HOU'E and STORE, formerly occupied 2. by J-ihn Mill, on the Bay, next door to Mcffrs Seymour U VVoolhopter. Teuns rn-de known on the premiles. J. T. Ronalds. Oftober jo—tid Knox Pope, Have just received per the sloop Favorite, from Philadelphia, 15 kegs fresh BUTTER 20 pipes Holland and Country Gin GO quaiter-calks genuine Port, l.ondon Particular, Teneriffe, Sherry, Difbon and Malaga Wines SO wh >le and half-barrels frefli luptrfine Flour, (ap proved brands) 30 do. Pi ot aud ship Dread 20 do. Loaf and Lump Sugar 10 do. Mackerel > 10 bags Pey per 5 tons well-alforted Bar-Iron German Steel 20 kegs assorted “Cut-Nails 16 do. Starch 4 boxes ‘■addiery 4 do Guns 10 boxes No. 10 Cotton Cards (3 doz. each) 10 do. fine and coarse Hats Rose and duftii B ankets White and blue Plains Superfine and coarle Clothe, Caflimeres, Thick Worsted and Cotton Hosiery Dimities, Calicoes, Humhums, &c. &c. Brass and iron wire and hair Sieve, of all sizes And a general assortment of ready made coarse Clothes. Which are offered wholesale and retail at reduced prices. Odo’oer 1. Ca. 108. Loaf Sugar. Forty hoglheads firft qualify LOAF SUGAR, re ceived on confignrr.ent, per {hip Eliza, from Liverpool, and for sale by Taylor U. Scarbrough. October 6. 110 Crockery Ware. Received or. consignment, per ship America, from Liverpool, 40 crates well assorted CROCKERY WARE, which will he fold very low. Apply to Taylor Sc Scarbrough. September 29. 107. A. & S. Richards, Having taken Theodore Alexander SCHO! DDE into Conartnerfh p, inform their friends and the public, that the fame business will be conducted in future, under the firm of A. Sc S. RICH ARDS & Cos. September .0. ct 99 T H URSD A Y, October 22, 1807. By the ships Alexander Hamilton and \\\vhh,jrom Liverpool, ( Meliss, Taylor & Cos. Have received, in part, their supply of WINTER GOODS ; -And by the (lap Mary, dai 1 / txpc&cJ from Gree nock, they au* to have the remainder, which, together, will make a very great variety and extensive aflortrvent ot as well fele&ed GOODS, as have ever came to this market...being every article ot them fe!t<stedby one of the paitners retiding; in Britain, who is pofleiVed of every advantage of procuring goods on the best terms, which will enable them to make lalts at a very low rate. Among the Goods received, will be found, The following Articles, viz. White } (Been and [ I>LAINS Brown J London Dulliie ■) Bristol diito ( BLANKETS 7-4 to 12-4 Rose ditto J White ) Blue f Red > WELCH FLANNELS Scarlet and V Yellow ‘ One bale l.ondon dressed Superfine “) Cloths and Caflimeres / „ ... Two cases London made Hats of the f ter reuil,n S very heft quality and newel! faftiion J One case newel! faftiion l.ondon straw Bonnets An extensive assortment of Yorklliire fuperfin* Cloths and Caflimeres Ditto ditto fevond Cloths And ditto Caflimeres Yprkfliire Narrow Cloths Blue Strouds—Napt Prize Bath Coating—Fearnought and coarse Cloths, of every defeription, Patent Cord “) Worsted Marlilles Ouihlng ( VEST COATING Swansdown j Benet’s worsted and cotton patent Cords Cotton Corduroys Velveteens and Fancy Cords, of all colours and prices Men’s and Youth’s Wool, X Ditto ditto plated i Ditto ditto fine, ( HATS, in convenient Dadies ditto ditto ( boxes for country llorts Youth’s and Children’s plated \ Servant’s Glazed Leather J Hardware, done up in weilaffortedcaflcs,for!hop keepers Buttons of all kinds Guns and Gun Locks Knives and Forks Pocket and Pen Knives—Spectacle* Packet and pound Pins Needles—Horn and Ivory Combs Ladies elegant ornamented hair Combs Cotton Hosiery, of every delcript’on V/orfled and Lamb’s Wool ditto ditto Calicoes and printed Cambrics, new patents Silk Chambrays,of an elegant style Cotton ditto—Dimities 9-S and 6-4 Cambric ditto Plain Cambrics, all widths Elegant figured ditto Cambric Shaw Is Damask and other silk ditto Black Barcelona, and various other silk Handkerchiefs A complete assortment of new lalhron Ribbon Cotton Counterpanes Ro mai and Puliicat Handkerchiefs . Durants, Calimancoes and Shailoon* Bombazetts and Bontbazoeus Satin Peeling White and black Persian Black silk Florentine Ditto Satlrt Ditto Mode Ditto Crape Ladies’ Pic Nic and other silk Giovffa Ditto ditto Cotton ditto Ladles’ and gentlemen’s ilk I lulu Sewing silk and Twill Thread Laces and ditto Edging Cotton ditto ditto ditto Huckabacks—Fancy Diaper Fancy ‘Bowels—Table Cloths Cotton Shirting—Table Covers Cd, Bd, lOd, 20d, tlafp head Nails Crockery Ware, in well assorted crates for retailing Glass Ware, in ditto, See. Sec. October G. 110 Ginn Bags. Just received and for sale, 50 pieces of narrow BAGGING, well calculated for ginn and picking Bags. Norman M l Lcod. August 29. 94 New Rough Rice, for sale, at Seventy-Five Cents per bush'!. A NY quantity above ten btifhels, will be deliveted J. —at any wharf, ott twenty four hours’ notice. Enquire ol Messrs. Mcrri i.l U, Paukhv&st, ilce crolt's Buildings, Market-square. , October 17 —l —lls Bills on New-York, At a Ihort fight, for (ale by Jamcb William Mat^ee. December 2 33, Powers,of Attorney, For Sale at Has office. [Whole Ni'mukh, 558. j James Hamilton, Respectfully informs his friends and the pub lic, generally, that he has just received lrom lluropc, the West-Indies, and per tire schooner Rising Sun, from New-York, A large and general assortment of Dry Goods, Hardware and Groceries ; Which he will open i:t a few days in Darien, and dispose of, by wholesale or retail, at very reduced pi ices, for cash or produce.—consisting ol the following articles : 50 pieces cotton bagging 350 pieces humhums 1 bale superfine broad cloth* 1 do. second cloths 1 do. cassimercs 2 do. low-priced negro cloths 3 do. assorted blankets 1 do. superfine London clothes, comntoy and frize surtout coats 1 do. lion skin and h inged great coats 1 do. pantaloons and waistcoats 1 trunk waistcoaling 2 do. calicoes 1 do. furniture calicoes 1 box fine yard-wide Irish lincno 1 do. brown linen 1 trunk assorted handkerchiefs Red, white and yellow flannels 1 trunk threads 1 do. fine muslin 1 do. silk umbrellas 5 boxes gentlemens beaver, common and negro huts 1 trunk assorted stockings 40 pair Smvarrow boots 200 do. gentlemens fine and grained shoe 9 200 do. ladies leather and morocco slippers 500 do. negro shoes 3 boxes saddles and bridles 12 dozen chairs 2 dozen looking-glasses, from 14 inches by to 30 by 18, with elegant gilt frames 2 dozen dressing-glasses 20 boxes 8 by 10 window glass 10 do. 7 by 9 do. do. ‘ 60 kegs paints, ground in oil 5 crates assorted earthen ware 1 do. gilt enamelled pitchers and flowered glass mugs 6 sets English gilt enamelled tea china 5 kegs l'Y English rag gun-powder 2 do. lead, 30 bags assorted shot 6 casks 6ti. Bd, and lOd. cut and wrought nails 2 do. hoes, 1 do. felling axes Carpenters’ and shoemakers’ tools Cun y-combs. horse-brushes Sc leacling-linei Kniuis and Forks, table spoons Razors, ■pocket knives, scissars, &c. Bcc. Writing paper, ink-stands, pencils anti quills Fifteen hundred bushels ground salt 5 lihds. S'. Croi* sugar, ‘ do. loaf sugar 5 pipes Cogniae brandy, 6 do. Holland gio 10 lihds. Nevv-England rum 4 do Jamaica do. .Madeira, Teneriffe and Lisbon wines 10 bags gieen coffee 2 chests fresh hyson tea 1 cask fresh raisins 12 barrels pilot-bread, 3 do. buttev-biscujt 30 do. superfine flour 10 do. mackerel 2 do. salmon, pickled 2 boxes smoked salmon 10 do, smoked herrings 10 do. soap, 10 do. candles 12 kegs manufactured tobacco Mustard, pipes, £cc. &c. With a variety of other articles, too ntimS, rous to mention. The subscriber likewise offers his services in she Factorage 2c Commission Business, and hopes, from his unremitted attention to the interest of th . le who may please to favor him with their business, to transact the same to their satisfaction. Libcial advances will bo given on produce. Having an extensive acquaintance in Europo and the principal cities to the northward, he offers to import, on commission, wrought and cast iron machinery o r any description, cut stone furniture, and all such articles us are npt generally imported to this place. If from the northward, it will be warranted to arrive in three months ; if from Europe, in six or nine months, af er the order is given—they paying one half in advance, the remainder on delivery of the goods. Wanted—lso bales Upland Cotton, To be delivered in three weeks at Darien— Savannah prices will be given. James Hamilton* , Darien, Geo. Oct. 11, 1807, !15 Prime Africans for sale. Confilling of Prime Young Healthy SLAVES, F.nquirv of the Printers, or at the ULOK-SroKi, at Spring-Hill. October 13—113—c