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WUMM 142—VOLUMK VII.
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Prime Beef. I The subscribers
. ^40 Barrels prime Boston BEEF, for sale by Have received by the iaat arrivals, the follow-
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r.VEKY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATUHDAT*
^'^Err-’-yERiTT ife EVANS, l£ ' -1' ■ , -- } Brwlrti/pdifa m3 buck BombnaiM.
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•AT SIX DOLL4.BS PtE ANNUM PAT ABLE HAtf
YEARLY, IN ADVANCE- V
For N*nr-York and Provu’ence, j
The schooner SALLY: Ste
phen A. Aplin, master, for,
freight or passage, applyonboard, ’
at MoOreY Wharf, or to
Gardner Tufts.
For sale on board said echo oner, ....
Stone Lim- ; Potato-*; Onions 4t : - ’ ~
A' fre:-.h Butter, and .
’WHU’/Wbank. - e - - : '
• •Sep-t5j>jje*Ct4;-fcM—llO ’ " T - -
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For sale,
Two thousand bushels Exrnna SALT.
ply to
J.Cai^ R, MitcbeL
Angnst flf-99 , *' v 7' , V • ' *
Ap-
for Philadelphia,
the regular packet ship
ELEANOR,
;; Captain Kem*tow ;
Will sail in eight days. For freight or pas
sage, apply to KNOX St POPE;
Landing- frontjhc tame and/or sale,
SO kegs 4,6, 8,10 and 20d..CUT NAILS
30 Icirreis Philadelphia bottled roUTEK
SO bundles fresh HAY
32 Ottvjsand Phila. $tretcher BRICKS
September 12—110
■J11 - i ii n » ii.
;sale.l»y
Cotton Bagging
Of the best quality, just received per brig
Dolphin, from Philadelphia, wulfor,
. - Papet & "
/t.&S. Bolton's Bow, above
- - M'Kenme.
; April 27—50
Superfine purple and pink Checks
120 pieces Prints and Calicoes
Colored and white Adelphi Thread*
Nun’s Threads
1000
ps. Cotton Bagging,
Superior quality,
- Marquand, Paulding & Co.
July 29—90
> Just received,
By the shift Charles, aid for M: at
J. J. & F. BLANCHARDV,-
Netting needles, long lawn, brown Unen
Taker red yarn, white ff i* thread, No.fi Id 22
Fine linen canibrift - - >
Low priced black boiribaxei
Flush silk thread, for embroidering' - •
Fink cambric and sarsnet
Half embroidered handkerchiefs
A handsome assortment of thread laces
lilack and coinrod sewing silk 1
Spider net. white tiffany fans
' White silk ribbons, curtain fringefe"
Ilalr bru -hes, bortrtct-papfef
And pianv other articles.
. September 16.*—*—111
Rhode-Island Stone Lime.
Just received, a few casks, and for sale by
Richmond & Alien,
July IS—83 “ Whitaker street
New Country Flour.
A few barrels just received, and for sale by
James Johnston.
August 29—18 »
Factorage & Commission
BUSINESS.
’ J. Longworth having formed & bonneelMt
Mr Josefift Bacon, thf above business
• nail or condtcclrd #ii w Subscribers, under
the firm r.J J. LfJftTG IVOfi TH 1st Co. Huv
jug the advantage of frr-proof Stores, arid
■fr^rn assiduous attention, they hope to claim
a share of public patronage.
Joseph Longwortb,
t J.bez liOiigwurih,
Jobcph Bacon.
August .15—CJ f—
Jas. & Joseph Curruthers,
Hhve recti’ved, on consignment,
S bales Welch Plains,
Which Witt be sold low'ibr cash,-or approv- j
;ed pay-er, at a short date.
September 7—cn—107
“ JUST RECEt^fift
3-4 7-fiand 9-8 cotton Shirtings
IqdiaStVipe, seeded and lacea fancy Muslirs
- t '.’X-'
Whiteqailtingy fancy waistcoating
BrotTOJinens and cotton platillas
Fine white flannels
Fancyshawls and pocket hkqdkerchiefs
e and super fine corded- dinmie*
. narrow ribbons , v - ...
white and black_lacfek' " ' ‘
- Bandanna* . TC -. 1 -
oilet glasses, an elegant assortment
Lorillard’s snuflT, in half bottles
Foolscap and letter post paper, wrapping do,
Ink stands, and wafers in boxes
Whip thongs, horse bnishe.- and combs
Oil cloths for tables, sewing twine
Cotton fishing lines ~ •
White plains and rose blankets :
HARDWARE,
•Among which are the Jollovring
Pearson’s cut nails, assorted, spades
Do. flooring brads, rice sickles
Fowling pieces, flints, padlocks, assorted
Coat buttons, pen and pocket knives, do.
Razors, and travelling do.
Fish hooks, assorted, augers and files
Copper tea-kettles from tour to eight quarts
Do. coffee pots and scales
The above articles have been carefullv se
lected. J. E. WHITE & CO.
They have also for sale,
With a variety of other coarse and fine wool
en goods.' September 12-t-^l—109
And for sal&by
Marquand, Paulding & Co.
1 bale CtfSTAS, superior quality.
September S—106 7 ■ ’
R.ay*s Flour.
Justreceived, a few barrels fresh FLOUR,
of this year’* crop—for sale by
Angnst 29—103
(Received,
By late arrivals at Philadelphia, and now
tandingfrom qin board the schooner Indiana,
Ber^odmOuf^ai^f
Mow-Sannahs
Act.oa Guzza /*
Coni boys, by 18 yards, (checks)
Silk umbrellas; Cotton do..
Ribbons, assorted ,
Cashmire shawls
Damask do.'
Senshaw ; sarsnet; swansdown ‘
Cotton frails ;brown holland. - Vc ;. .
■wfet totton b»e ^
Leno muslin, assorted
NEW
Grocery and Liquor Store.
The subscribers respectfully inform then
,lriends, and the public generally, that they hav.
opened a Grocery and Liquor store, in market
* ill
Patent Shot,
From the manufactory of Messrs. Beck Sc
Lainmot, of Philadelphia from B. B. to No. 10,
Ituulijbg fri>m schooner Indiana, captain Mil-
li.tgion ; (ilso, ten cases 15ADDLEKY, well as-
Kuted. For sale i>y
A. Riciiards Co,
Telfair's wharf.
September 9—L—108
square, (in the store lately occupied by maj./r
Doyle) where they intend keeping a choice
supply of every article in-the above line. The
business to be conducted under the firm c.
JOHN W. MENDENHALL & Co.
From their unnsmitted attention to business
they hope to merit a share of public patronage
John W. Mendenhall. '
Edward Cqppee.
September 12. —,p—lij9
Just Received,
J??/ the schooner Indiana from Phiiddffpfim,
Boxes Negro PIPES
20 B.irrels cxccllent PhilAflcljihia PORTER
Tor sale by C. II. FISHER,
September 9—V—107 " Morel's vskaf.
Fire-Proof Stores to let.
The south TENEMENT of the one at pre
Serai occupied by Mr. J. G. Alim and Mr. John
Hunter. ,
And the south TENEMENT of the store
Immediately opposite to the above, On the west
aide of the wharf.
R. &J. Bolton.
July 25—88
JUST RECEIVED,
And for sale by
Slarquand, Paulding & Co.
Furniture Dimity
Cotton Checks, 8-4 black Bombatctls
Cotton Shirting, fine
'Tapes, 1 sewing Cotton-and Laces.
August 24
-101
r Small & M'Nish,
Phsnix Bow, Howard’s wharf.
Continue to transact
. factorage and Commission Business, I
•And. can accommodate ‘their friends with
fcr. --pTOof rtcragetm said wharf.
FOR SALK.
*B!ue*Ad white PLAINS, of a s-ipcrior quality
-Br.st Dundee COTflTN BAGCilNG, an i,
150 bolces real SPANN1SH SEGAKS.
September 109
Laced cambric handkerchief
Galloon binding ; ladies shoes
Blankets, assorted
Flannel, da
Indigo blue naps ; Kendal cotton
Blue penneton
Jrape, assorted colors
'laid silk cambric muslin
Jaconet handkerchiefs
Ginghams, .assorted
Figured chambrays, shirting cambric
Striped cotton kerseymere-; patent cord waist-
coating ; tin,-in boxes
For sale by
Charles Papet & S. Martel.
September 19—m—1</9
f * RectiivuAp
At the Sbvannah Shoe Store, Jrbtn Philadel*
Fair top and Cossack*BOOTS.
From Hiew-Yorki
Ladies black, green and various colored KUJl
and Morocco SLIPPERS,
’ Btofti Boston,i
Ladies and gentlemens SHOES, assorted.
Vls<\a quantity of TRUNKS,. , ,t : ’
• «< ? -8«*ooa-, in good order, for sal
low for cdS; ‘ . WOODS S? l\UFY$?,<:
IVho tiroe received, • >
One trunk of Philadelphia made BOOTS;
September 9——108
w
Fresh Boots and Shoes.
Received per schooner Thetis, fspno New*’
ark, a fresh supply of Boots and Shoes.
ALsjo, .
Per tie Fanny and Maria,
A few pair Keating’-, warranted Philadel
phia BOOTS. For sale by
D. & J. Douglass.
August 22—100 • , v '
30th of
urnish-
khibit-
ys, as
it due
<e in
taf-
4i
i? resh Boots,
Kid and Morocco SLIPPERS, with a varied
ty of other Shoes, &c. just received, and fur
sale by * . •
Taylor &? Scribner, j
On the Bay, east of the Exchanges
June 6—67 • \-
American Ornithology. *
The subscribers to this elegant work, will
please to call tor the first number.
8-^4 fji
'>.rJWfefcf
Just "Received,
Per brtg Dolphin, R. Harding, blaster, from:
Philadelphia, and for-sale by the subscribers',
on ‘Hunter’s wharf,
Fresi; Philadelphia Houf
Loaf Sugar, in kh(l&
Sherry Wine ^
Northern Gin an4 Whiskey
Mess andprime Pork
Ax Bar Iron, and Shear Moulds
Chocolate and Mustard, in boxes
Linseed Oil, in casks of al but 60 gallons
Lard, Soup, &c.
os BAND.
Cogniac Brandy
Opium, flee.
Adhemar S? Machin.
A*>ril 29—51 ” _
Printing Ink.
W. T. WILLIAMS & CO.
Have for.saie a quantity of Printing. Ink,
a su*jfcrior quality.
September 14—fM—110
BY LATE ARRIVALS.
Go.
Andrew Low &
HAVE RECEIVED,
T'he subscriber
Has just received. on consignment, from Phi
ladetphia, which he offers for sale, on low j
terms,
3 tierces patent Tefined Spermaceti Oil
3 do. summer strain’d' do. do.
3 df'sen common Chairs
4 do. fancy do.
1 do elegan blue gilt do.
.2 kegs Red Lead
20 da white da Philadelphia manufactory-, |
and Warranted equal to English.
.William Woqdbridge.
Septcu^ 12—1Q9,
Fine LINENS and linen CAMBRICS
'ottOn Cassimeres—Jeanets
l randurets-r-cotton Florentines
Hack Silks—extra fine black Crapes
attorn Yarn—fancy Muslins and Shawls
iack Cambrics—Nankeens
carlet, blue, yellow and choqplate Bandanas
'oarse and fine Hnmhums
t’hite, black, and slate cotton Stockings
Vhite and .printed Marseilles, and
' urniture Calicoes
Which, together with a large stock on hand,
ire selling on very reasonable terms.
Jane 15—71
Evening School.
S. COWLING, TUTOR,
The subscribers
Offer for sale on reasonable f'm*.
2200 pieces Dundee COTTON SAGGING *
•40,000 pounds CGFFEF.
60 barrels LOAr SUGAR
R. Uioliu2tlson&. Co.
Adgflft 22—1W
Clothing 5tore.
GEORGE ENOE, Merchant Taylor,
; A tiew doors east of the Exchange, has for
sale a neat assortment of READY MADE
* CLOTHING,,adapted to the present season,
nead) made up suitable to the latest taste, aud
in the most fashionable manner.
Orders to furbish Clothing, according t
measure, wtD be thankfully .received and ex
ecuted with punctuality and dispatch.
The above articles will be sold at very ro
dneed prices;- for -cash-of approved drafts >
town.
He will be thrhkful to those indebted to him.
tccom" fbrwa'-d and m ike payment as soon
jan,': lc»- his fiwbcnram..- heretofore .havin; ~
been highly prejudicial to him. 1
Informs the youth of Savannah, that he will
open an Evening School, at his school room,
upper, end of Broughtpn-street, on the evening
if the second of October ensuing, for the re-
eption of those who may wish to become stu
dents. He is qualified to teach his pupils Pro-
-mneiation, Grammar, Writing, in the various
hands. Geography. Arithmetic, in allitsvarie
ties, Geometry, Conic sections. Gauging, Dial
ling, Surveying? Navigation, and the most use
ful branches of Astronomy.
September 14.—uO
Regimental Orders.
An Election is ordered to be held at the
Theatre, iu the city of Savannabi on the 21st
,i«tant, at 10 .o’clock a. m. for a Captain to the
ronimand of the first company in the first bat-
-lion, first, regiment, Georgia Militia, in the
oom of captain Clark, deceased.
By fllHer of J PsmBOXE, major com’dt.
jtrsVrcgimrHt, Georgia Militia.
, ^ Peter N. Brinsmade,
September 7—107 Adjutant.
Georgia
The subscriber having made an establish*
nent on Briar creek, Scvivcn county, for th<s
4 urpose of burning Stone Lime, now offers jto
supply this article, of equal quality,, and at Ipyi
than it is usually imported from the
northern states, and solicits the citizens of
Georgia to encourage his pursuit by affording
i prefei ence to the productions of their owq[ •
veate. ,r t
The imported lime fluctuates in price in pro-'
.mrtion to demand, from two dollars and a half
.o three dollars and a half per barrel, arid
yields, on an average, eight bushels when slack*
•d. The medium price will be three dollar
••er barrel, or thirty-seven and a half cents per
■ ushel. The subscriber will furnish it screen
ed for use at Savannah, at twentv-five cents
t>er bushel, or at the kiln, townich it is navi
gable for large flats, at 18 3-4 cents.
Isaac Pollock.
J7* -Wanted to hire, ten or twelve hands.
August 24—101
Notice.
The subscribers have appoi>v-ed ME ITeXt
Mebril and Mr. Josiah Pknkikld', tlieif
'agents, v-'ho are I’.uly authorised to trans-ici
trie business of the concern during their aW
sence.
Marquand, Paulding £?Co. '
August 2?——100
Notice.
AH persons having any demands against th6
estate of Thomas 11. M-Kinnkn,late mGlynn
county, deceased, are requested to render them
properly attested to the subscriber ; arid those
indebted to make immediate payment to
John Sanders, adm’r.
Avgust 22—CT—100
Notice.
The Copartnership of Mkin, Macka y and
Co. was dissolved on the first day of May IniSty
by mutual consent. All persoiis having de*
mands against the concern, will receive satisr
faction by applying to either of the subscribers*
and those indebted thereto will be so good as to
make payment to such subscriber as may be
in possession of his, her or their specialty or
other evidence of debt, they having made a di
vision of thjeir debts and Immerty.
' : w. Meld.
Robert Mackay,
By his Attorney, IV. Mein.
George Scott. >
-JuIkJ—78 •
CautioH.
I do hereby caution .any person or, persons,
from purchasing a Tract of Laud, situate on
Buffalo swamp, a-branch-of the Alatamahn,
containing 1000 acres, granted to John joor, as
said land belongs to the heirs of Thomas arid
Jane-Mary Coachman. I have not authorised
any person to sell the same.
Henry* M*Nisfr,
Adm’r. to {fie estate f~T. & J. Jfk Cottchmatn.
jui> 22—y '