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THE REPUBLICAN; And SAVANNAH EVENING LEDGER. [VOL. V. No. L> i ] PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY ADD SATURDAY# BY EVER ITT Sc EVANS, OK THE BAY,SAVANNAH, (GEORGIA) AT SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM, PAYABLE HALF YEARLY, IN ADV ANCE. FOR BOSTON, J The fast-sailing schooner fortune, *£*■•. -'*• Dennis, Master; Will fail immediately, having the principal part of her cargo ready to go on board. For freight or pas sage, apply to the mailer at Howard’s wharf, or S. &. C. Howard. November 19—129 FOR LIVERPOOL, The remarkable fall failing ship Alexander Hamilton, ■f'lrt-i :*£*•• William Callahan, master ; A coiifiuerable part of the cargo is engaged and will be focn dtfpatched. For freight of the remainder, or pafiagc, apply to the mailer, or James Dickson Jk. Cos. September 29, 107 FOR LIVERPOOL, Tile well.known, fail-failing Ship Eliza, SS&hjnKt* jJiZVU St AUKS, Mailer, Will be ready to receive her cargo on the nth inst and will be f ,J nt o it with a.l poffutt difpatcli. I*or freight or Faffage, apply onboard, or to Taylor Ik Scarbrough. October 6. * lO For LIVERPOOL, The well known ship .lM\ MISS IS SI P PI, V Moses K e l s e a, master, (latc jirSeJiwr ly conimaniled hv captain Drum mond.) Having the freight of her lower hold engaged, will be dispatched immediately. For freight nf cotton between decks, or passage, appu to the master on board, at Howard's wharf, or to S. C. Howard. November 24. 131. For Freight or Charter, Thc Bri S fortune, Elljwout!!, Master, Abnu 200 -ons burthen, in complete order for a voyage. For terms apply to the master on board, or to S. &. C. Howard November 19 —129 FOR GREENOCK, f —The f?ft failing Ship M A R Y, ■ -i~-fV!Vi V. A. Stokes,mafter ; (A constant trader) having one half of her cargo en gaged For freight or palfage, apply on board, or to Taylor 8c Scarbrough. Who have received by card vessel, A complete assortment of TOT ME’i AL, October 19. 112 B For GREENOCK, The fi “ e “ tw , sh >P Edward, 3 Xjtsa Abraham Nichols, Master. Three hundred and fifty bales cf cotton are wanted to till her up. Apply to Mein, Mackay if Cos. November 24. 131 For Sale, 5 The Pilot Boat sloop jolly cruiser, In good order, lying at Howard s w hart. Appl yto S. if C. Howard. November 24. l. 131. For LIVERPOOL, , The fust sailing s’#*p Liverpool Packet, Thomas Parsons, muster.— Having a great part of her cargo ready to go on board, she will have immediate dispatch.— For freight cf 230 bales cotton, (a proportionate quantity of rice) cr passage, having excellent accommodations, applv to. Oexlcn’s if Baker. o 125 bundles HAY, f r sale, received per Li verpool FacLet. Apply as above. November 24. 131. llics Straw for sale, . At a low price, at the pi .ntarie:; of tut late gen. Jltrkson, one and a half milts frc-ir. - - cd: Novtiuber 26—cm —132 KNOX & POPE, HAVE RECEIVED BY THE LATE ARRIVALS, A general supply of Goods, Which they ofl'er on very moderate terms, for cash, produce, or on the usual credit to those who intend payment, viz : Best COTTON BAGGING and TWINE Blankets and negro cloth Coarse and tine cloths and cassimeres Coatings, flannels and baize Heady made big coats, jackets and trowsers l-’iiye and coarse hats, and hosiery Irish linen and cotton shirting Calicoes and humhums Northern stamped counterpanes Plated saddles, bridles and harness Guns, gun-powder and shot, assorted Brass kettles, assorted sizes Bar iron, moulds and steel Wire and hair sieves Salt, by the quantity or bushel Flour, pilot and ship bread A large assortment of GROCERIES. ALSO, ON HAND ! A broad hint to all who are indebted to An drew Knox, or the late firm of Wilson and Knox, who e notes, as well as open ac counts, ought to have been paid long ere this. Never yet having sued a man, but one, (and that debt supposed to be lost or in bad hands ;) nor wishing to enter into that unprofitablc'trade; solicit both merchants and planters, with a few professional characters, to come.forward ar.d discharge their just debts, as tne present year affords them generally an opportunity, thc like they may never see again. Providence has certainly been bountiful in bestowing on us plentiful crops of both wheat and corn, and cotton and rice in abundance ; any of which will be thankfully received in payment, having large and convenient store rooms to put it in ; and .they will try to be useful in turn in sell ing any produce on commission, being well fixed in a central situation foi that business. Andrew Knox, For Knox IdPope, and surviving copartner cf l Fits on hf Knox November 17 cl 128 The Subscribers Having entered into co-partnerlhip, end r the firm of SMALL & M‘NISH, Have taken Stores and Cos nting-Houfe on Meflrs. SMI 1 H Sc BOURKE’b VA HARF; and tender their services to their friends and the puh.ic in the FAC TORAGE and COMMISSION BUSINESS. Robert Small. John JM‘Nish. Savannah, October 27...’19 SMALL K M‘NISH, HAVE RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, By thc schooner Dolphin, Gale, just arrived from New- York, 31 casks London bottled PORTER 9 do. English do. ALE WHICH WITH 100 tierces bottled London PORTF.R, of an excellent quality, previously on hand, they offer for sale on moderate terms, ior cash. November 3 —122 Ladies Mantles, &c. A superb assortment of Ladies Fawn-Colored MANTLES Ladies Satin and Silk FELICES and SPEN CERS Ditto superfine Cloth and Cassimerc ditto Elegant embossed Velvet TRIMMINGS Are now opening on the Bay, one door cast of Messrs. Ogden’s tk Baker, by W\ J. &. A. Weyman. November 24—131 Bacon Haras. The subscribers offer for sale, at the MAR KER SQUARE, a few casks of BACON HAMS, in prime order. Whitley ck Clizbe. November 26—132 Fresli siloes and Boots. Just received at the Savannah Shoe-Store, per the ship Mississippi and brig Dart, from Boston, 12 trunks and 2 casks BOOTS and SHOES, assorted. OK HAND, WRITING and WRAPPING PAPER. Woods &. Tufts. No-ember 26. .m—l 32 S A T U R D A Y, November 28, 1807. John Gribbii* Sc Cos. HAVE RECEIVED ‘Die following GOODS, From on board Manchester Packet, from New-York, which will be disposed offer cash, cotton, or approved paper,on reasonable terms, at the store lately occupied by John Hilton : 15 pipes Cogniac brandy 12 hhds. Northward rum 8 pipes Holland gin 10 (10. country do. 10 quarter casks Sherry wine 14 hhds. Muscovado sugar 1 do. loaf do. 1 do. lump do. 14 chests Hyson tea 2 do. young do. 30 cannisters imperial tea So do. gunpowder, for family use 40 boxes Doolittle’s soap 10 do. do. candles 15 do. English mustard 20 do. negro pipes Russia,Swedes and country iron Gei nia, blister and Crawley’s steel 100 Shar-Moulds 1 bale rose blankets } „ 2 do. London duffil { from 7 ' 4 10 12 ' 4 2 do. negro cloths. 4 (to. humhums 1 do. superior quality 4 do. great coals, well assorted 2 boxes Irish linens. November 10 125 NOTICE. The Copartnerftnp of the fubferibers, tiaufafting bulinefs under-the firm of BELCH Ell if PHELPS , Expired ou the Ei It of September lull. William Bclchcr, Charles P. Phelps. Boston, October 10, 1807. WILLIAM BELCHER, li.f rms his friends, that he continues to tranfaft BUSINESS ON COMMISSION, and leaders ins lervices in that line Boston, October 10, 1807—123— m0 Cloathing* Store. 1 he subscribers are mnv opening on thc Bay, one ooor east of Messrs. Ogden’s He Bakes', A large anil general assortment of The most fashionable CL O A TII IN G, viz. ’ Superfine blue, black, brown and mixed cloth Coats and Coatees Fine while flannel ami Salisbury Coatees Superfine blue and black cassimerc and cloth Pantaloons Do. fawn, drab and mixed do. do. Pavilion and silver cord do. Fuiic;. thickset, velvet anil velveteen do. Trafalgar anil hunters’ cord do. bat.a cloth, patent cord and satinet do. Superfine drab and black cassimere Breeches Black, silk floi’entine and fancy silk Waistcoats Castilfiun c'ird, silk, plush and velvet do. Spanish toileuet, swaudown and black cassi* mere do. Tabby velvet and fancy cord ditto Fancy faced flannel Vests and jackets Flannel, muslin, linen and jean Drawers Swanskin and flannel Dressing-Gowns Black cassimere Gaiters and patent Suspenders Childrens plain and fancy Hussar-Dresses. Misses scarlet and Salisbury Coats Boys and youths Coatees, Pantaloons and Waist coats Boys and youths Wrappers and Surtouts Embroidered cambric and linen Shirts Muslin, check, flannel and baize do. Gunning Coatees and Guernsey Frocks Superfine drab and bottle-cloth Surtouts and F rocks Extra ditto ditto ditto Superfine drab, brown and olive cloth Wrappers Bath-coating and drab rattiue Wrappers and Surtouts Blue, brown and mixed cloth Ilonslopers Lion-skin and duffil Wrappers Blue plain Jackets, Trowsers and Vests Fine blue cloth do. do. do. C amblet Boat-Clouks Pilot’s Pea-Jackets and Pea-Coats Cheap negro Jackets, Browsers and Shirts. a he above articles, by any quantity, with a variety of others too tedious to enumerate, will be made an object to merchants and planters, who may please to apply to w. J. A. Weyman. November 24. ‘ j3l Boarding-llouse. The subscriber has opened a Boarding-House, ther residence in Dr avton-stklet, nearly opposite to Richard If. Leake, esq. She will likewise- accommodate gentlemen with BELI- S'l EAR and OYSTER SUPPERS, See. E. Canter. November 24. u uj. [Whole Nvmbeii, 563.] G. & F. PENNY, HAVE FOR SALE, A handsome and well selected assortment of Fancy and Windsor CHAIRS Hair, l sine and W indsor SOI \S, N'c. Just received by the ship Liverpool Packet; captain Parsons, from New-York. AND, ON CONSIGNMENT, Twenty-011c casks assorted NAILS. November 26 jgo BOOK BINDING. I I Ik, Subscriber res pec t fed ly informs his Irienils and the public, generally, that he has just returned horn the northward, unit carries OU the above business us usual. He has just rd <:■ tied an extensive assortment oi Books and Stationary, V kick In- odors for sale much cheaper than can be procured in Savannah. F’ bert l(. Thomp on. Wk.rio sets cf SALMAGUNDI, for sale a a above. Nov. 24. a i:U. OGDEN’S & BAKEII, Having received by the late arrivas, nearly all their Supply of Winter Goods, (Which, together with t wir former flock comprifii 3v y extensive and general afi'oitment) offer their I ft lends and the public tbe following, and a 1 * mil va riety of other .STAPLE and FANCY ARTICLED, for lale on liberal terms :—- London fuperfuie C otlu YorLlhire do. Single and double milled CafliiWTes Coatings, Flannels, Saliftmry do. White and coloured Plains Blankets, Swaudowns, 1 oilenets, Patent Cordt Mai feilles Quilting, and a vari, ty of fancy Veiling’ Wiirlled and Cotton Bennetts Cords Velveteens and fancy do. Iriiii Linens, 1 ong Lawns and Cambrics German and Kuflia Sheeting Diapers, Bed Ticks Olnaburghs, Dowlas, apron and shirting Ch.tcLs Cambric and common Dimities 4-4 5-4 and C-4 Cambric Mullins 4-u and 6-4 Book and Jaconet do. An elegant affomnent of laced and fancy Muflinl Habit-ihirts and Tuckers Ribbons, cap paterns and lace sleeves 1-4, 1-2, 4-4 and 5-4 black and colored Crapes l.utlrings, Mode, Sarlnets, Florentines Bombazets, Boinbazeens, hhalloons, &c. Calicoes, Ginghams, Furniture Chintz Silk and cotton Chambrays Cotton and thread Laces and Edgings Silk, cotton, worfti and, lambs- wo.V and Angola I lo f* 1 adies silk, leather, pic-nic habit and long Gloveu Mens silk and leather Gloves Childrens yarn Boot-lhoes {-hawls and Handkerchiefs of every defeription I.adies ornamented tortoife-ftiell and horn Combi Sewing fitks, twills, threads, tapes and bobbins Ade’pbi Cotton, in varnilhed boxes VJmbrellu9, Parabola, silk. and cotton Brace) Carpeting, Humhums Saddles, Battle-doors Band boxes, bonnet papers and writing paper lmpcrialjhyfon and gunpowder teas, in 2lb. caddi"! An elegant afliirtment of Leghorn, fplit-llrav)< pluih, willow, chip and fancy BONNETS Mens BEAVER HATS 100 pieces COTTON BAGGING Also, per ship Mars, a consignment of Handsome LOOKIN'!I-GLASSES, (gilt and mahogany frames) AND 20 barrels I,f. Brkton’s ALBANY ALE November 12—120 .i ...... 1 ■ 1... ■>■■•.l Just Received, By the brig Amazon ,capt. Cos r, from Ntw-YorV/ A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Pair-top and cossack BOOTS Mens LACED SHOES Ditto first, second and third quality SHOES Ditto leather.and morocco PUMPS Boys fine and common SHOES Ladle , kid,morocco and leather SLIPPERS Mist.es kid, morocco and velvet do. Ditto childrens SHOES, he. A L6O, 500 pair NEURO SHOES. All of which will he sold ?.t radneed prirtet/ by TAYLOR h. SCIWILNEK, November 24 — 131 On the Buy. 4i REMOVAL. Samuel Griggs, tayloiu RESPECT FULLY informs hm friendn and thc pub lic, that he has removed fronj his former Hand, mi the Da/, , rul has taken a fliop next door to IvJeff-#. Makquanu Pauioinc;, where he will thankful 7 receive, and faithfully cxecutv, any orders in hi , hne. Ngvsmber 21. * t