The Republican ; and Savannah evening ledger. (Savannah, Ga.) 1807-1816, October 29, 1807, Image 1

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THE REPUBLICAN; And SAVANNAH EVENING LEDGER. [VOL. V. No. 120.] PUBLISHED J.VEHY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY* BY EYERITT k EVANS, OX THE BAY, SAVANNAH, (GEORGIA ) 4.tT SIX DOLLARS TI-R ANNUM, PAYABLE HALF* YEARLY, IN ADVANCE. * s== 7ssr^KSN^^ SßßS=sss The faft failing Ship MARY, ■y*&4:§iSi£ V. A. Stokes,matter ; (A con ft ant trader) having one half of her cargo en gaged. Far freight (Jr passage, apply on board, or to Taylor Sc Scarbrough. IWho have received by said vessel, A complete assortment of POT METAL. October 10. ’ for charleston, The staunch brig FORTUNE, Captain Elswoktii, YVill fail the fii-ft fair wir.d. For Vri-ifrht, (having part engaged) or Passage, apply to the Mailer on board, at Howard's wharf, or s. Sc C. Howard. Oftcbcr ze—ll6 FOR LIVERPOOL. Vj The Ship sSlr> AMERICA, Arraiiam Ntciioi s, master ; Heady to receive a cargo immediate v and Having bale? of cotron engaged, will be dispatched without delay... She is in fine order, having been thoroughly repaired in Liverpool... 800 bales of cotton are wanted 0-’ fill her up. Apply to Mein, Mackey & Cos. FOR SALE, ON BOARD, 4000 huftiels Liverpool ground SALT !5 ha es COTTON BAGGING 20 bales low-priced WELCH PLAINS 7., crates assorted CROCKPRY \l ARE 150 caffes London bottled PORTER This property will be fold low, if taken from on Voard immediately. September 24. 105 *’ FOR LIVERPOOIT” The remarkable sass failing snip Alexander Hamilton, William Callahan, matter; A considerable part of the cargo is engaged, and will be soon dispatched. For freight of the remainder, or yaffage, apply to the matter, or James Dickson 8c Cos. September 29, 107 ’ FOR LIVERPOOL, wr,-\ The well-known, faft-failing Ship Eliza, Joseph Starks, Matter, Vfiii be ready to receive her cargo on the 12th inst ~j will be fint eff with all possible and fpatch. For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to Taylor 8c Scarbrough. O Sober 6 110 The Subscribers paving Mitered into co-partnership, und r the firm of SMALL & M‘NISH, Have taken Stores and Cos nting-Houfe on Messrs. SMr’H & BOURKE.’S WHARF; and tender their /ervices to their friends and the pub ic in the FAC TORAGE and COMMISSION BUSINESS. Robert Small. John M‘Nish. gartnnah, Odlober 27...119 LANDING From brig D Ji A A, 14 heft3 HYSON TEA 5 pipes MADEIRA WINE gOA l> and CANDLES of the mofl approved brand* PIPES inboxes. For fide by John S. Mitchell, Johnston's wharf October 27 * 119 ~ FOR SALE, _ an excellent Chair and Harness, Jr verv-fcood order.—inquire of the Printers October 27—11$ Ballast. Th 2 ftibfcribers will deliver SAND BALLAST on % urdveflVis at their wharf free of all expences includ u: r wharfage of the velTtd whi e t?-K.ing it in,tney will a 10 deuver it aloflg Ude of any vetfel in port free of R. 8c J. Bolton. O’ tuber 27 t 119 Powers of Attorney, Fcr Sale at this office. liu the ships Alexander Hamilton and Eli z a .from I Aver pool, Mcliss, Taylor & Cos. Have received, in part, their suf'fily of WINTER GOODS ; And by the fl-.ip Mary, daily expefled from Gree nock, they are to have the remainder, which, together, will make a very great variety and eatenfive assortment of as well felefted GOODS, as have ever came to this market...being every article of them feietSed by one of the partners rending in Britain, who is pofitjTcd of every advantage of procuring goods on the heft terms, which will enable them to make (ales at a very low rate. Among the Goods received, will he found, The following Articles, viz . White ] ® lue , [ PLAINS Green ands Brown J London Dutlile T BriP.ol ditto > BLANKETS 7-4 to 12-4 P.ofe ditto J White A Blue r Red > WELCH FLANNELS Scarlet and \ Yellow * One bale I ondon drefTed Superfine Cloths and Caffimeres f For retailing Two csle* London made Hats of the f very heft quality and nevveft fafliion J One case newest fafhion London straw Bonnets An extensive assortment of Yurkfhire fuj-erfmc Cloths and Caflimeres Ditto ditto second Cloths And ditto Caflimeres Yorkshire Narrow Cloths Blue Strouds—Napt Prize Bath Coating—Fearnought and cearfe Cloths, of every defeription, Patent Cord Toilenet ( VEST COATING Worsted Marfilles Quilting f Swansdown j Benet’s worsted and cotton patent Cords Cotton Corduroys Velveteens and Fancy Cords, of ail colours and prices Men’s and Youth’s Wool, \ Ditto ditto plated t Ditto ditto fine, \ HATS, in convenient Ladies ditto ditto ( boxes for country floras Youth’s and Children’s plated % Servant’s Glazed Leather J Hardware, done up in wellaffortcdcalks,forfhop keepers Buttons of all kinds Guns and Gun Locks Knives and Forks Pocket and Pen Knives—Spectacles Packet and pound pins Needles—Horn and Ivory Combs Ladies elegant ornamented hair Combs Cotton Hosiery, of every defeription Worsted and Lamb’s Wool ditto ditto Calicoes and printed Cambrics, new pateraV Silk Chambrays,of an elegant flyle Cotton ditto—Dimities 9-S and G-4 Cambric ditto Plain Cambrics, all widths Elegant figured ditto Cambric Shawls Damask and other silk ditto Black Barcelona, and various other (Ilk Handkerchiefs A complete assortment of new fafhion Ribbon Cotton Counterpanes Roma! and Pullicat Handkerchiefs Durants, Calimancoes and Shalloon* Bombazetts and Bomhazeena Satin Peeling White and black Persian Black silk Florentine Ditto Satin Ditto Mode Ditto Crape Ladies’ Pic Nic and other silk Glovd* Ditto ditto Cotton ditto Ladies’and gentlemen’s ilk Hose Sewing silk and Tv. ift 7 hread Laces and ditto Edging Cotton ditto ditto ditto Huckabacks —Fancy Diaper Fancy Towels—Table Cloths Cotton Shirting—Table Covers 6d, Bd, lOd, 20d, clasp head Nails Crockery Ware, in well assorted crates for retailing Glass Ware, in ditto, &c. &c. Octobers. DO REMOVAL. THE Subscribers have removed to the large stone building, on T.moa &ScAtßaot>GH*s wharf; where they are now receiving a principal part of their Fall Supply of Goods, By the America, captain Nichols, and the Atex an. dfk Hamilton,captain C allauan,from Liverpool, and for sale by James Dickson tz Cos. September 25. lm 106 Crockery Ware. Received on consignment , per shift America, from Liverpool, 40 crates well assorted CROCKERY WARE, which will be fold very low. Apply t<S Tailor 8c Scarbrough. September 29. 107. Coals. A few chaldron COALS, suitable for family use, for sale by Taylor 2c Scarbrough. October 21—lib T II U II S D A Y, October 29, USO 7. Sales at Cost and Charges. GEO. BUCHANAN 8c CO. Desirous, this season, of bringing their busi ness to a close, offer for sale, on accommoda ting terms, by the piece or package only, their Present Stock of Goods; Consisting of White artel coloured plains Coatings Rose blankets Superfine and forest cloths S wand owns, miiinets and cassimered Cotton and worsted hosiery Calicoes and muslins 3- 7-5 and 4-4 Irish linens 6-4, 7-4 and 8-4 diapers and table cloths Besides a variety of other articles, such as are generally to be found in well-assorted w hole sale stores, which arc recommended, as well worthy the attention of town and country traders. - October 22—117 COPARTNERSHIP. The fubferibers have formed s connexion in trade. Their business in future will be conduced at the store recently occupied by Abner Webb, under the firm LEE & WEBB, Who refpeiftfully acknowledge the favors which they have individually received, and solicit a continuance of the fame from their friends and the pub ic. Isaac N. Lee. Abner Webb. Oflober 20—118 LEE & WEBB, Have received by the late arrivals from New- York The following Articles, Which they offer on reasonable terms, for cas/v VI z. 4- 9-8, 6-4 plain cotton cambrics 6-4 figured do. do. Plain and figured leno muffins Book and jaconet do. Siik and cotton Chambrays 5- and 6-4 cambric (bawls Coloured cambrics, calicoes, dimitiea Long lawns, Irish linens Cotton shirting, silk and cotton gloves Ribbons, threads and tapes Combs, pins and needles Bandar.a and silk handkerchiefs Ronftl and pullicat do. Madras and GiUa do. Patent cotton cords, corduroys Velvets, fafhionahle vsfting Cotton and worsted hosiery Durants, bombazets, wildbores Humhums, checks, cotton umbrelliS Oil cloths, low-priced broad cloths Coatings, blue plains, flannels Dufiit blankets, black glaft buttons Giit and plated coat and veil do. Ccarle hats, &c. &c. LIKEWISE A GENERA!. Assortment ol Shoes and Slippers. ALSO* Real £ogniae Brandy^ Do. Holland Gin ( warranted of the firft quality Do. Jamaica Rum f Imperial Tea J Toaf and brovrn Sugars Coffee, Chocolate, Nutmegs, Cloves Pimento. Pepper, Spermaceti Candles, &c. October 20—116 BOOTS and SHOES. By the Luna, from New-Y ork, The subscribers have received, in addition to their stock on hand, SUWARROW BOOTS Mens SHOES, first, second ar.rl third quality Morocco BOOTS and met;* LACED .SHOES Do. SLIPPERS, See. Taylor & Scribner. October 13—113 New Rough Rice, For sale, a! Seventy-Five Cents per bushel. ANY quantity above ten bnfhels, w 11 be delivered at any wharf, on twenty four hours’ notice. Et-quire of Me'.-.rs. Merru.l. h Parkhurst. Bee croft’s Buildings, Market-iquare. October r 7l — 115 Prime Africans for sale. Con fitting of Prime Young Healthy SLAVES Enquire of the Printers, or at the Bice-Stor k, at Spring-Hill, deleter 13—-llff— t. [M mole Number, 561.] James Hamilton, Respectfully informs his friends and the phb’ lie, generally, that he has just received from Europe, the West-Indies, and per the schountr Rising Sim, from Aew-York, A large and general assortment of Dry Gqods, Hardware and Groceries ; Which he will open in a few days in Darien, and dispose of, by wholesale or retail, at very reduced prices, for cash or produce—consisting ol the following articles 50 pieces cotton bagging 350 pieces huinhums 1 bale superfine broad clothe 1 do. second cloths 1 do. cassimevcs 2 do. low-priced negro cloths 3 do. assorted blankets 1 do. superfine London clothes, commtft*. and frize surtout coats 1 do. lion-skin and fringed great coats 1 do. pantaloons and waistcoats 1 trunk waistcoating 2 do. calicoes 1 do. furniture calicoes 1 box fine yard-wide Irish linens l do. brown linen 1 trunk assorted handkerchiefs Red, white and yellow llannels 1 trunk threads 1 do. fine muslin 1 do. silk umbrellas 5 boxes gentlemens beaver, common ailo negro hats 1 trunk assorted stockings 40 pair Suwarrow bools 200 do. gentlemens line and grained slices 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 9 to 3o 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 FE English rag gun-powder 2 do. lead, 30 bags assorted shot 6 casks 6d. #d. and lOd. cut and wrought naild 2 do. hoes, 1 do. felling axes Carpenters* and shoemakers* tools Curry-combs, horse-brushes & leading-linen Knives and Forks, table spoons Razors,'pocket knives, sclssurs, fee. fee. Writing paper, ink-stands, pencils and quills Fifteen hundred bushels ground salt S hhds. St. Croi* sugar, ’ do. loaf sugar* 5 pipes Cogniac brandy, 6 do. Holland gin 10 hhds. New-England rum 4 do. Jamaica do. Madeira, Teneriffe and Lisbon wines 10 bags green coffee 2 chests fresh hyson tea 1 cask fresh raisins 12 barrels pilot-bread, 3 do. butter-biscuit 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, fee. fee. With a variety of other articles, too niittifiJ rous to mention. The subscriber likewise offers his services in fli<j Factorage &. Commission Business, and hopes, from his unremitted attention to thd interest of those who may please to favor him with their business, to transact the same to their satisfaction. Liberal advances will be given on produce. Having an extensive acquaintance in Eiifbptf and the piincipal cities to the northward, he oilers to import, on commission, wrought and cast iron machinery o r any description, cut* stone furniture, and all such articles as arc not generally imported to this place. If from tho northward, it will be warranted to arrive in three months ; if from Europe, in six or nine months, after the order is given—they paying one half in advance, the remainder on delivery of the goods; Wanted— 150 bales V plane! Cotton, To he delivered in three weeks at Darien-** Savannah prices will be given. James Hamilton* Darien , Geo. Or. 11, Bills on New-York, At a short fight, for tale by James Z<. William Magee* December S IM.