The Republican ; and Savannah evening ledger. (Savannah, Ga.) 1807-1816, December 26, 1807, Image 1

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THE REPUBLICAN; - And SAVANNAH EVENING LEDGER. [VOL. V. No. Us.j PUBLISHED SVERV TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, BY EVERITT Sc EVANS, OX THE BAY, SAVANNAH, (GEORGIA) AT SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM, PAYABLE HALF YEARLY, IN ADVANCE. For CHARLESTON, l 7fc*srS The sloop. nancy, •Wsw3£K Wid. Gorham, master, na ill sail on Thurday next. “For freight cr pas sage, apply on board, at Burroughs & Sturges’ ■wharf, or to Josiah Smith. December 22—H3 k The fine fast sailing Ship ISABELLA, * For LIVERPOOL, yj?sZ£*r*’r*r Has commenced loading, and hav ing the greatest part of her cargo ready to go on board, -.viH stvn be dispatched. For freight ■ or passage, apply to the captain cn board, or to S. St C. Howard. December 22—143 FOR LIVERPOOL, | Tht ’ shi P CHARLES, avs*Jr* 7,achah;ah Atwell,master, Will meet with immediate dispatch. For freight or passage, having excellent accommo dations, apply to the captain on board or to James L’ William Magee. U'ho have for sale on board of said ship, 200 tous LIVERPOOL SALT, On liberal terms. December S—l 37 * For UVERPOOL, The well known ship „47§|N MISSISSIPPI, feygP’, •“* **• “““hP"’ jrLsrnT;ssfety commanded b;> captain Drum mond.) Having the freight of her lower hold engaged, will be dispatched immediately. For ’ fraight of cotton between decks, or passage, apply to the master on board, at Howard's •w harf, or to S. G’ C. Howard. November 54. 131. For Freight or Charter, i 1 The staunch schooner * MESSINA, Burthen 130 tons, well calculat ed for carrying lumber. Apply to the master ea board, at Howard’s wharf, or S. Sc G. Howard. ‘ December ±9 —142 For GRE KNOCK* ( The fine new Ship Edward, Abraham Nichols, Master. Three hundred and fifty bates of cotton are “w'Tnted co fill her up. Apply to Mein, Mackay &’ Cos. November 24. 131 ~ FOR LIVERPOOL, • -n The ship ALMIRA, Job Whipple, master, IlasM great part ot her cargo already engag -**}, and will sail with all possible-dispatch. For freight, apply to the captain on hoard, or J. Cuig Ik R. Mitchcl. December S —l 37 , FOR CHARLESTON, The slo , P v Isaac Sampson, master, (Intended as a regular packet). For freight or passage, having elegant accommodations, app.y 3u board, or to Barna Sc J. P. M‘Kinne, Bolton’s wharf, No. 7. For Sale on board, 40 kegs Fresh BO i'TER, suitable for families December 12—m—112 Sugars. 44 hogsheads prime SUGARS, landing from schooner Messina, for'sale by S. k C. Howard. December 19—142 The subscriber, being an Auctioneer, Will be happy to serve his friends in that line He has talc stores on HOWARD'S WHARF. J. mix Clark. For sale ae above, 20 boxes white HAVANA SUG AR 1000 bushels LIVERPOOL S*\Ll 40 bbis. 2sos- 1 a>4 2 BO STON BEEF Noitiuber V.’^-l'iii For LIVERPOOL, , The fast sailing ship Liverpool Packet, Thomas Faksons, master.— Haring a great part of her cargo ready to go ‘ on board, she will have immediate dispatch.— For freight of 250 bales cotton, (a proportionate quantity of rice) or passage, having excellent accommodations, apply to Ogden’s U Baker. o 125 bundles HAY, for sale, received per Li verpool Fackct. Apply as above. November 24. 131. Knox & Pope, HAVE NOW LANDED, AND FOR SALE, 65 bbls. and half bbls. Philadelphia Flour 1 20 do. Philadelphia Beer (Haines) 30 hhds. old Jamaica Rum 20 do. N. E. and W. I. ditto 10 pipes Holland and Country Gin 10 do. real Cogniac Brandy 20 qr. chests Hyson and Young Hyson Tea 20 bbls. and 2 hhds. Loaf Sugar Coffee and Sugar in bblsmmd hhds. Pepper, Spices and Ginger, in bags 20 dozen wire and hair Stives 100 pieces best Cotton Bagging 200 do. do. Twine for ditto ALSO IN StOß®, 9 Hogsheads TOBACCO. December 10—138 ” ‘ “” ‘’ “ r ‘ ™ - Book and Stationary Store, j THOMAS G."collier, Has for sale, opposite Mr.Tobler’s, Whitaker- ! street, An assortment oi Books Sc Stationary, Among wliich are the following : Elegant quarto Bibics, with plates Plain do do. School Bibles, of different prices Testaments, Watts’s Psalms ; do. Psalms and Hymns Rippen’s Hymns, Methodist do. ‘Baxter’s Miscellaneous Works; Henry onpraycr Doddridge’s Rise and Progress of Religion in the Soul Doddridge on Regeneration-; do. Sermons Gospel Sonnets, Pilgrim’/Progress, Holy War The genuine works of Flavius Josephus, 6 vol.: Village Dialogues, 2 vols ; Saurin’s Sermons Sermons of Massillon and B airdalouc Davis’s Sermons, 2 vols; Hunters Sacred Bio graphy, 4 vols. Life of Joseph ; Blair’s Sermons. 3 vols Baptist Confession ; Christian Philosophy Evans's bkttchcs ; Mosheim’s Church History 6 vote. Horn Solitar:*-, or EsSayson some remarkable. names and titles of Jesus Christ, 2 vols. Mrs. Warren’s History oi the American War, B vols. Ashe’-s Dictionary, 2 vols; Webster’s Perry’s and Eutick’s. School do. Murray’s English reader —'-Grammar ; Exercise and Key to do. French Grammar • ‘ . Webster’s and Lcwth’s English Grammar Together with a \ cry -general assortment, of School Books,- chap and toy-books, &c. dec. Best wove liot-ftress’d 1 “black and gilt edged letter paper ; bust and common laid do.‘ by the ream or quire ;• foolscap, super-royal, medium, demy, Dutch folio and other papers ; playing cards, a variety ; wrapping paper, and numer ous other articles, comprising a general assort ment of Stationary, which will be constantly kept up, aijd sold at a moderate advance, .-or cash ONLY. * December 10—138—p GERMAN GOODS. August G. Oemler&:Co. Have received from Bremen, via Baltimore in addition to their former stock, The following Goods, viz. A complete assortment of Looking Glasses Fine ar.d middling sort Violins Violin-Strings, bridges and screw* Hand-Organs Trumpets Lanthorns assorted Slates and slate pencils Marble Images, Chessmen Glass and Stone Beads Velvet Bindings Silver Spangles, Masks. Cloth-brushes Ladies elegant dressing and work boxes Wafer-boxes, in nests Pictures on glass Crayons in boxes Counters, spectacles, fine tooth combs, kc See ALSO OS HAND. Coffee-mills, needles, silk umbrellas, needle cases, ele uht flower-pots, segar and snufl boxes, garnets, tapes, silk handkerchiefs, chiJ c'.rcns cotton frocks, silk and thread fringes, j checks and stnpes. German roils, shirting, thread and cotton stockings, hempen osnaburgs platillas, lime-picceS,gold and silver watches; and a variety of other, useful articles in thei. line. Which they offer for solo low for cash or approved town-notes at short aigM. ‘ Avvc.tiKt 10 125 S A T U R D A Y, Decf.mm.r 26, 1807. John Gribbin & Cos. have received The following GOODS, 1 rom on board Manchester Packet, from New-York, which will be disposed of for cash, cotton, or approved paper, on reasonable terms’ attho store lately occupied by John Hilton ’ 15 pipes Cogniac brandy 12 hhds. Northward rum b p-pes Holland gin 10 do. 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. candies 15 do. English mustard 20 do. negro pipes Russia,.Swedes and country iron Gctma , blister mid Crawley’s steel 100 Shar-Moulds 1 bale rose blankets } r „ . . . j t do. London duffil ) fl ° m 7 * 4 t 0 13 * 4 1 2 do. negro cloths. 4 do. humhums 1 do. superior quality 4 do. great coats, well assorted boxes Irish linens. H November 10 125 i *—— Sugars. Fifty-two hogsheads SUGARS, of superior quality, received by schooner Independent, from t Mai'igalante, for sale by S. £<. C. Howard. December 1 • —r. —HO .t \r.-z r ;■? Alvarez r isk, Hat just received by the arrival of the brig two Friends, from Boston, A Quantity of SHOES, consisting of. Lidies cork-soaltd walking shoes Da. elegant laced do. Mens fjne and coarse shoes Ladies morocco, and leather slippers Childrens kid, morocco ar.d leather bootees Ai,sp, 2 trunks ENGLISH KID SUFFERS. ON HAND, o cases Straw HATS and BONNETS, and 2 bales HUMHUMS Which will be disposed of on reasonable terms, -on applying aa above; opposite the Buck’s Head, Savannah. December *l43—*t Just Received, ATM HE SAVANNAH SHOE-STORE, By brig Two Friends, from Boston, THIRTY TRVXKS Boots and Shoes, assorted. Wootis & Tufts. December 22—M3—:.i Bools .and Shoes. ■Jusi received by the brig Lurw± Fair-Top and Suv,’arrow Boots. Morocco ditto Mens slwes { first, second and third quality j Ditto leather ar.d morocco dancing pumps Boys SuAurrc y boots | Ar. tlt guilt assortment rs ladies kid slippers, • assorted colours * anyong which ro a few pair white Morocco sliupers, -with and witfyntt ltcels i,either ditto disscs kid and velvet slinpers Childrens morecco apd kid bnskins, &. vU warranted ofthe best quality A.SO, 1 pipe Cogniac Brandy l iliUoc.'uiHtry gin l ditto St. Gicbix Kum B iis. -priMe Fork and r fss Beef 12 boxes mould Candles, and A few trk’its of Butter Which will be sold r **- cost ami charge; Taylor V Scribner. December 2—!3G h [Whoi it Numbk.h, ;-3G ] J. C'aig 8c R. Mitehelw UAVK ON HAND, • MADEIRA V IN E , in pipes and quarter casks, three years imported, and of an excellent quality. HJIIBERT’S PORTER, in casks cf 6 J-2 dozen each. Sixty bags of prime COFFEE. December s—l 37 Cloathing Store. The subscribers arc now opening on Bay, one door east of Messrs. Ogden’s &. BaxlH; A large and general assortment of ~ The most fashionable GLOAT HIN G, VIZ. Superfine blur, black, brown and mixed clot*, Coats and Coatees Fine white flannel and Salisbury Codecs Superfine, blue and black cassiuure and clot!. Fantaloons Do. fawn, drab and mixed dot do. Pavilion and silver cord . do. I-ancy thickset, velvet anil velveteen do. Praia.gar and hunters’ cord do. Batin cloth, patent cord and satinet d-. i Superfine di‘a .- and black cassi’-uorc Breeches Black sin, fi.orentinc and iauuv silk V aistccfnti Gastilliaa cord, silk, plush and velvet <lo. Spamsh ccilcnet, swandowD and black cassi mere 10. Tabby vc -. ct 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 touts Boys and youths Wrappers and Sort outs Embroidered cambric and linen bhirts ,Muslin, check, flannel and baize do. Gunning Coatees and Guernsey Frocks Superfine drab and bottlc-cloLlj Burt outs ani ■ Frocks Extra ditto ditto ditto buperhne drab, brown and olive oloth Wrapper! Ba’th-cbnting anti drab ratline Wrappers add Bui touts Blue, brown and mixed cloth Ilonsloyers Lion-skin and duffil Wrappers Flue plain Jackets, Trowscrs and Vesta Fine blue cloth do. da do. Cuir,filet Boat-Cloaks I'ilot’s Fca-Jackcts and Fca-Coats Cheap negro Jackets, Trcwsers and Shirts. The above articles, bv any quantity, withs. j variety of others too tedious to enumerate, -Will be made an object to merchants andplantci.. who may please to apply to V/. ), St A. Weyman. November 24. J3i OGDEN’S & BAKEJt, Having received by the late an iva'e, nearly all tfuir Supply ol‘Winter Goods, (V/hich, together with t >eir former flock eftmprifu a very extensive ami general aflortmem) offe their friends and the public the following and a great va riety of other STABLE ami FANCY AKiICL'ES, ; for Lie on liberal terms I.ondon fuperfine C otha Yorklhire <lo. Single and double milled Caffimere.s Ooatlngs, Flannels, .Salisbury do. \Vh>e and coloured Plains Blankets, fawandowns, Toilenets, Tatent Cerdi Marseilles Quilting, and a variety of fancy Veliinrt. Worftcd and Cotton bannet's Cords “ yolveteens and I racy do, Irilb Linens, 1 oii.qLawns and Cambrics German and Rufli t .Sheeting Diapers, tied Ticks OfnaburghDowlas, apron and ftrirtihg Cheeky Cambric and common Dimities „• 4-1 5-4 and <j-l Cambric Mullins 4- i and 3-4 Book and Jaconet do. An elegant aftorrment o) laced and fancy Mu£ir,s Habit-lhirtf and Tuckers Ribbons, cap patt-rns arid lace sleeves ‘ 1-4; 1-2, 4-4 and 5-1 black and colored Crape'* I.u/lrings, Mode, S’arfnets, I'lorentinea “Eombazets, Bombazeens, Shalloons, .Vc. Calicoes, Ginghams, Furniture chintz Kilk and cotton Chambrays Cotton a:id thread Laces and Fd,.ings Silk, cotton, worfltd, lambs-woo, and Angola FJof* Ladies fiik, leather, pic-nlc liabit and Jung Uovtt Mens tills and leather Gloves Chifilrens yarn Boot-shoes Shawls and Handkeichiefs of every deferipfion Ladies ornamented tertnif;- fh> I and horn t onihs .Sewing silks, tv.ifls, threads, tapes and bobbins Ade'phi Cottr.u, in varuithed boxes U.ubre! as, t’arafols, fiik and cotton JJracea .Carpeting, Humhums Saddles, Battle-doors Bind boxes, bonnet papers and w ritiog paper Imperial, hyfon and gunpowder teas,in 2|h raddles An elegant affnrtiner.t of 1 eghorn, Fpi.: Uraw, plush, willow, chip and fancy HOi'iWr.lj Mens BEAVER HA TS ion pieces con ON BAGOINO Also, per ship Mare, a eomignnicnt es 11 andsomc LO () KIN (}-( j L v bSl’. 3 (gilt arid mahogany frnmet) AND 20 b-irrcils I.k. Hum i.’, ALBAN Y ALF November 12—126