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THE REPUBLICAN; And SAVANNAH EVENING LEDGER. [VOL. V. No. 123.] PUBLISHED fiVERV TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY* BY EVERITT & EVANS, ON THE BAY, SAVANNAH, (GEORGIA) AT SIX DOLLARS PF.R ANNUM, TAYABLE HALF YEARLY, IN ADVANCE. For BOSTON or NEW-YORK, The Schooner RESOLUTION, Captain Joshua Bartixtt; ’ -*\ fine new vessel, 120 tons urthen, is new ready to receive a cargo. For Freight or P tffage, having good accommodations, apply to John Y. White & Cos, November B—l22—a8 —122—a FOR LIVERPOOL, The well-known, sass-sailing Shi p Eliza ’ Joseeti Starks, Mailer, Will be ready to receive her cargo on the 12th inff nd will bes- nt off with all possible and fpatch. For Freight or l’affage, apply on board, or to Taylor &. Scarbrough, Oflcber 6. 110 FOR LIVERPOOL, > .TS, The remarkable sass failing ship Alexander Hamilton, Jtt&sJfeSrSb* William Callahan, mailer) A considerable part of the cargo is engaged- and will be soon dispatched. For freight of *he remainder, or passage, apply to the master, or James Dickson Sc Cos, September 29. FOR LIVERPOOL. The Ship AMERICA, A*R a ham Nichol 6, mailer; Ready to receive a cargo immediately, and haring 500 bales of cotton engaged, will be dispatched without delay... She is in fine order, having been thorough,y repaired in Liverpool...3oo bales of cotton are wanted to fill her up. Apply to Mein, Mackey 8c Cos. FOR SALE, ON BOARD, 4000 bufliels Liverpool ground SALT 15 bales COTTON BAGGING 20 bales low-priced WELCH PLAINS 75 crates assorted CROCKERY WARE 150 calks I.ondon bottled PORTER This property will be fold low, if taken from on board immediately. September 24. * _ FOR CHARLESTON, ijJrCyK The staunch brig FORIUNE, Captain Elswohth, Will fail the firll fai'r wind. For Freight, (having part engaged) or Pillage, apply to the Mailer on Beard, at Howard’s w all, or S. 8c C. Howard. Oft~ber ao— ll6 FOR GREENOCK, f The failing Ship M A R Y f V. A. STOKts, mailer ; (A constant trader) having one half of her cargo en gaged For freight or passage, apply on board, or to Taylor Sc Scarbrough. Who have received by said vessel , A complete assortment of POT METAL. October 10. 112 The subscriber has removed to Messrs. Robert & John Bolton’s wharf. Charles M’Kcnna. October 29 m 120 | HI bLI JUST RECEIVED, Jhj the Luna and Dean, from Aen-Yori, in ad dition to stock on hand. Ladies Kid and Morocco SLIPPERS’ Do. black and colored Velvet ditto Men’s fine SHOES and PUMPS, Sec. 2000 pair best quality NEGRO SHOES ; Which will be sold at cost and charges, by Taylor 8c Scribner, On the Bay, of ho site the Exchange. Oc’ober 31 —l2l Blank warrants of Appraisement For sale at this office. By the ships Alexander Hamilton and Eliza, from Liverpool , Meliss, Taylor & Cos. Have received, in fiart , their supply of WINTER GOODS ; And by the (hip Mary, daily expefted from Gree nock, they are to have the remainder, which, together, will make a very great variety and extenlive assortment of as well felefted GOODS, as have ever came to this market...being every article of them felefted by one of the partners residing in Britain, who is possessed of every advantage of procuring goods on the heft terms, which will enable them to make sales at a very low rate. Among the Goods received, will be found, The following Articles, viz. White ] Green and PLAINS Brown J London Duffile ) Brillol ditto C BLANKETS 7-4 to 12-4 Rose ditto J White Y Blue / Red > WELCH FLANNELS Scarlet and V Yellow ’ One bale London dressed Superfine Cloths and Caffimeres / F ... Two cases London n ade Hats of the f ° r re ’*’ very bell quality and newell falbion J One case newel! falbion London draw Bonnets An extensive assortment of Yotkffiire fuperfine Cloths and Caffimeres Ditto ditto second Cloths And ditto Caffimeres Yorklbire Narrow Cloths Blue Strouds—Napt Frize Bath Coating—Fearnought and coarse Cloths, of every defeription, Patent Cord Worsted Marfilles Quihlng ( VE3T COATING Swansdown J Benet’s worded and cotton patent Cords Cotton Corduroys Velveteens and Fancy Cords, of all colours and prices Men’s and Youth’s V nol, \ Ditto ditto p ated I Ditto ditto fine, I HATS, in convenient Ladies ditto ditto [ boxes for country dores Youth’s and Children's plated \ Servant’s Glazed Leather I Hardware, done up in wellaffortcd calks,for Ihop keepers Buttons of all kinds Guns and Gun Locks Knives and l-orks Pocket and Pen Knives—Spectacles Packet and pound pins Needles—Horn and Ivory Combs Ladies elegant ornamented hair Combs Cotton Hosiery, of every defeription Worded and Lamb’s Wool ditto ditto Calicoes and printed Cambrics, new paternJ Silk Chambrays, of an elegant ftyie Cotton ditto—Dimities 9-8 and 6-4 Cambric ditto Plain Cambrics, a I widths Elegant figured ditto Cambric Shawls Damask and other silk ditto Black Barcelona, and various other silk Handkerchiefs A complete assortment of new faffiion Ribbon Cotton Counterpanes Romal arid Pullicat Handkerchiefs Durants, Calimancoes and Shalloon* Bombazetts and Bombazeeus Satin Peeling White and black Perfiaa Black silk Florentine Ditto Satin Ditto Mode Ditto Crape Ladies’ Pic Nic and other silk Glove* Ditto ditto Cotton ditto Ladies’ and gentlemen’s silk Hole ; Sewing silk and Twill Thread Laces and ditto Edging Cotton ditto ditto ditto Huckabacks—Fancy Diaper Fancy Towels—Table Cloths Cotton Shirting—Tabie Covers 6d, Bd, lOd, 20d, clasp head Nails Crockery Ware, in well assorted crates for retailing Glass Ware, in ditto, &c. &c. October 6. 110 Attention, purchasers. PEMBROKE PLANTATION, seven miles from Savannah, on the Thunderbolt River, containing 310 acres, part of which is cleared, enclosed and ca pib'e of producing good crops of cotton and provi sions ; whith, together with the well known falu briry of the fkuation, a large and convenient Dwell ing-Houle, in excellent repair, and a tine Spring of Water, render it one of the moss desirable re'reats m the neighborhood of Savannah—is offered for i'ale on moderate terms. Unquestionable titles will be made. Applicants are referred to F. D. Petit de Villers. October 3 1—121 —f ‘• FOR SALE, Several valuable TR ACTS of LAND, in M'lntolh, Glynn and Camden counties A prime gang of Seasoned NEGROES An excellent House WENCH A complete fchocmer-i igged Plan'er’s BOAT, of an easy draught of water, fails very sass, and will carry ten bales of cotton An excel'ent Cypress CANOE ALSO—A CONSTANT SUPPLY ON New-York Patent N; vy Bread. M. SHEARER, October 17—115 Bolton's wharf. THURSDAY, Novemheh 5, 1807. B. 8c C. BROOKS, Having taken Mr. DAVID STEVENS into copartnership, will in future be engaged in the (Jrrocery and Commission Business, on Wayne’s wharf under the firm of B. & C. BROOKS & Cos. They are now receiving the following GOODS, which will be disposed of for cash , cotton , or approved paper , as low as they can be obtained in the city. 150 pieces cotton bagging 20tt) iuiffiels ground ) c . , _ 1000 ditto St Übes S 1 20 hogffieads Mufcovado sugar 50 barrels ditto ditto 2 hogffieads loaf ditto 25 barrels ditto ditto 25 lump ditto 20 cherts hyfon tea 15 qr. chells ditto 7 Chu an ditto 25 pipes Holland gin 5 country ditto 2c brandy 10 hogffieads Boston > 2—2 Charleston J RUM 10 tons Russia 5 Swedes C IRON 1 country j 1 ton plough moulds 1 ffiot assorted 1 bar lead Englilh and American gun powder Calks nails, and trace chains 50 bags coffee...2o bags white race ginger bags pepper and pimento crate . Crockery YVare a few calks old Sherry of excellent quality Madeira Wine in half pipes and qr. Calks 2 half pipes dry Lisbon 5 qr. calk do. do. 50 bores Doolittle’s Candle* 60 do. do Soap 500 pair Negro hoes 50 kegs manufactured Tobacco 10 boxes assorted Saddles, Bridles and Portman teaus 10 do. Cotton Card No 10 1000 do. Sheet Iron 50 do. Negro Pipes 5 do. Englilh Milliard 3 bales Humhums 1 ha.e low priced Yorklbire Cloths 1 box Hats, will be fold at a low advance 20 barrels Pork a few calks old Port, bottled, 6 doz. each 2 1-2 dozen low priied (hot Guns Beer's warranted Axes and Hatchets |ry They have large and convenient stores for the reception of every kind ol produce, and will continue their services us FACTORS. November 3 122. G. Sc F. TENNY, Having connefted themselves tn trade, offer for falc, at their flore, Smith Ec Bourke’s vh rs, jult re ceived, by the Manelielter Packet, &.C. irom New- York, 3 5 kegs excellent BUTTER 4 pipes C< gniac Brandy <> .1 Holland Gin 4 Country ditto 3 qr. calks Sherry Wine 3 Teneriffe ditto 4 hogffieads Loaf Sugar 26 boxes Soap 25 —— mould and dipt Candles (t chells llifon and My fon-ik.n Tea *o barrels fuperfine Flour 30 half barrels ditto ,o barrels mess, prune, and cargo Beef 10 half barrels mess ditto 20 barrels prime and cargo Pork 40 middling Bread zo pilot ditto Coffee m tierces and bags 5 boxes Chocolate 5 Railins 30 kegs Crackers —4 boxes Sweet Oil 2 bags Pepper 3 bores Saddlery— 2 boxes Stationary Also, a coir.p'e'e assortment of Ready made CLOTHING. ON HAND, Blue and white Negro Cloths Casks Nails, Hoes and Axes Crates well assorted Wa e Casks London bottled Porter, good quality. Cuilerv, stc. ike. Oflober3t. I2t. Irish Linens. The fitbfcribe rs have received by the late arrivals, AN ADDITIONAL SUFPLV Os 3- Brown ] 7-8 While (.IRISH LINENS 4- do. very fine J 7-8 do. DOWLAS, and 5- do. SHEETING Which they offer for sale on advantageous terms, by the piece or packa James cz Joseph Carruthers. Oftober 31—121 —l HAVANNA SUGARS, 30 boxes white, 20 ditto brown, $ Pr,me llavafina SUGARS* For sale by S. 8t C. Howard. October 31 — 121 — l [Whole Number, 564.] The Subscribers Having entered into 10-partuerffiip, und r the firm of SMALL Sc M‘N ISII, Have taken Store* and Cm nting-Houfe on MHTr*. SMITH Sc BOURKE’S W HARF; and tender their services to their friends and the public in the FAC TORAGE and COMMISSION BUSINESS. Robert Small. John M‘Nish. Savannah, Oftober 27...119 SMALL K M’NISII, HAVE RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT* By the schooner Uol/i/nn, Gale , just arrived from JVew- York , 31 casks London bottled PORTER 9 do. English do. ALE yvmen with 100 tierces bottled London PORTER, of an excellent quality, previously on hand, they ofi'ef for sale on moderate terms, for cash. November 3-— 122 Factor and Agent. M. SHEARER Informs the Planters, that he continues to Tel PKODUCE and other property on commiflion, and lias plen-y of Fire-Proof Warehouse Room, on Bo!’ to ‘s Wharf. October 17. tij Thomas Storr, HAVING taken part of the (lores occupied by Jambs JohnstoN jun. esq. begs lrave to tender hi* services to his friends and the public, as a Eictoi’ &. Commission Merchant. Should he he entruflcd with the c'ifpofal of any part of their Crops, he slaters himfelf by his assiduity and un renntted attention to their inteiells, to merit a continu ation ot their favors. October 1. 108 Joan S. Mitchell, Respectfully informs his friends and the public of his commencement in the COMMISSION BUSINESS, • in which line, he will, at alt times, thankfully re 1 ceive, and punctually execute,, their commands He has opened his ('. unting Houle on Mr. James John lion, junior's wharf Oft’ her 6 al xto The Subscribers Having entered into pannerlhip under ‘he firm of BULLOCH & GLEN, and having taken convenient (lores on Smith’i VP ha it f, for the reception of all kinds of produce, offer their services to their friends in the Factorage 8l Commission Business, to whicli, as they intend to be confined, hev promise themle.ves it will be in their power to giw* fatisfaction. A. S. Bulloch. Thomas Glen. October 1 5 f 56 r Commission & Factorage j BUSINESS. THE fubferiber having large and convenient Stores, on the wharf adjoining Janas Wallace, efq. offers l.i* services to his friends and the public, as a COMMIS* SION MERCHANT and FACTOR. Thomas Lawrence. October 8...1 1 1 JUST RECEIVED,’ Per schooner Three Friends, from Bofto-j, Ten chests anti one bundled and twenty boxes First quality Hyson ‘Tea, Warranted to be all of tliii year’!, importation, and entitled to benefit of drawback, lor r,aie by Smith cc Bourke. October 31 —l2l Savannah Summer Butlis. THE proprietor respectfully informs tho citizens and public, that the season for sum-* mcr bathing having expired, persons de sirous of taking winter baths must give half an hour’s notice. Price 50 cents. October 31. m. 121. ~FOR SALE OK TO LEASE, r T' , HAT PLANTATION near Savannah, on tin -1 Thunderbolt road, formerly a parr of Fair Lawn traft, afterwards cultivaied by Richard M. William-, and late the property of L’Homata; on the premise:, area comfortable DWELLING and OUT HOUSES, and part thereof is under fence. For the culture of Cotton ami as a market garden, no situation near S*- vamiah offer such advantage*. Richard M. Stitts. September 8. 63