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THE REPUBLICAN;
And SAVANNAH EVENING LEDGER.
Number 143—Volume IX.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1811.
Whole Nulbe* 11S0.
PUBLISHED
KYERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
BY JOHN J. EVANS,
OR THE BAY, SAVANNAH, (GEORGIA)
AT SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM, PAYABLE HALE
. YEARLY. IN ADVANCE-
For New-York,
Ihe-ship GOELHTT, captain
F ish. For freight or passage*, ap-
£$f>p’,v on ho«r<I at M'Kinne’s wh-rf,
«?>/ortn OLIVER STURGES.
For Charleston,’
The Tegular packet sloop AR-
* BY-ANN, N. Btngley, master
I’m ill sail <m Saturday next, (wind
■«n<< weather permitting.) For
freight or passage, apply on board at Rice’s
■wharf, or to
Gardner Tufts.
nov 26-
-142
For freight and Charter.
■' .-v. The staunch sloop NORTH*
.irTJflf/SfcN CAROLINA, Andrews* master ,
^burthen about 71 tons. Apply on
i board or to
Gardner Tufts.
nov 26 p I.-142
For Liverpool,
The ship AMERICA-; said 'o be
,a ve y fine ship; daily -expeced
in port; and has 300 to >'.00 bales
r^2csfc» coiton positively -engaged. Tor
freight cf the remainder, apply to
R. Richardson fc? Co.
14 137
nov
Received,
Per s/oo/; J\‘ort/i-Carolina, from Alexandria,
28 barrels and 4 half barrels fresh superfine
Flour
30 barrels first quality pilot Tlread
£9 do. ‘2d do. do. do.
SO do. navy do.
10 lu g-. Crackers
£2 barrels Whiskey. For sale by
Carpenter Jk Green,
L 14 -’ Moore's 7u’l.tr
nov 26-
/
Just Received,
And for sale by D ■ C J Douglass-
1030 pair prime Negro SHOES, lor cash only,
nov 26—142
George F. Palmes
Has received a quantity of prime T rish Pota
toes, in bulk and in barrels, which, it taken
fr m on board the vessel, will be sold at a mo
derate price.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Flint and Gourdseed Corn
Groundnuts, Peas, clean and rough Rice
Together with a tolerable collection of Gro
eerie*. nov 26 —a —142
The Subscribers,
Off r for sale,
.70 pieces first nu-dity Cotton Bagging
5 tens Swedes Iron
22 kegs manufactured Tobacco
8 hhds N. E. Rum
6 quarter casks Madeira Wine
P. Schenk Sc Co.
nov 26 142
Cotton,& Woollen Goods.
TRUMAN BECKWITH,
(Agent for several extensive cotton and wool
manufacturing companies, in Rhode Island) has
received, 15 cas'*s CO 1 I ON GOODS, viz.—
100 pieces Bedticking
150 do blue and white Stripe
100 d;\ do. and do. Guam brays
60 do. black and On. do.
SQ do. Plaids, different figures
30o do. Shirting and Sheeting
25 do- Negro Cloth
J2 Coverlids, and red and White Vain <■'
1 case Woollen Cloths and Satinets
Which goods will be sold low fur cash,
prime cotton, or rice ; and any quantity lur-
nished on application.
ALSO ON HAND,
9 pipes Gin, 5 hogsheads Kam
15 bags Coffee. 1 ton Cordage
1 case India Crapes, 3 do. Bonnets
2 trunks Shoes. &c.
(Rice's vj'.arf )
nov 26—142
Eu ruber Factorage,
Ar.-l Commission Business.
The r.'nr having made arrangements
- --- -- • ' ’ rf-
nd
ini Mr. J hn Greene ot this place, for whu
,.ge and storage, solicits from his friends a
the public, a -share cf their patronage in the
above line, r.r.d assures them that punctuality
and attention, shall be his guiding principles.
Henry Buford,
(3ol ton's upper wharf) in a 26—1-2
Just received from Boston,
Russia Diapers; trr.wn Lir.nens
Bandana Handkerchiefs ; black silk do. 0
Black Sattins; daSarsntt; da Bombazett
Sewing Silk anu Thread
White Jeans, fine ; Dimities
510 vartis Crash, tor towels.
Menvin, Platt Sr Co.
augsirt !<> So
Cut Nail and S ill Manufactory.
E. Welch
Respectfully informs the citizens of Savan
nah, and T hc public, that, in addi'ion to his for
mcr business, he has Stills made at short no
tice, of ary s ; ze, and all kinds of Coppersmith’s
Work made and repaired by a good wotkman,
He has on hand for sale,
22 Stills from 22 to 110 gallons each
32 'ea K.c"lcs firm 4 to 6 quarts each
27,000 lbs 4d. 5d, 6d. 3d, 10d, 12d ar.d 20d
Nails and R ads
300,000 2d. 3rf, 4c/ at d 6d Sprigs
800,000 3, 4, 6 8. 10, 14 and l«az. Tacks, vc-
rv good
12,000 lbs. of Swedes Iron
6 000 do. of Axe do.
5,000 do. of Round do. from ^ ,Q an inch
4,000 do. of Squaie, of dffetent sizes
9,000 do. Shear Moulds
v Steel and hoop Iron
Also, m store, and tor sale,
50 ban els of good Cheese, and
10,000 tbs. id, ICtd, 12d and 20rf Nails and
Brads at ten cents per4b. by the ton
nov 12 136
The subscribers
Offer for sale, on reasonable terms, for town
paper, or in barter for-produce,
20,000 lbs prime green Coffee
19* 5 Muscovado Sugar
20 bis Loaf do
10 birds W. I. Rum
10 t-uis Iron
20 casks Sherry and Teneriffe Wine
With a general.assortment of Groceries.
G. W. Denton &c Co.
M'Kinne, Harriett id Co's vjharf.
•oct 29—130
i). 6l J. Douglass,
Have just received from Mere- York and Phi
ladelphia,
A large and general assortment of BOOTS
and SHOES, of the first quality. The above
v.ill be sold low for cash, wholesale and retail.
N. 11. Ail persons indebted to said concern,
mhI have taken longer time than per agree-
uent, are requested to make immediate pay
.ent, as further delay will not be granted,
may 2->—62
Removal.
C. PAPE r & S. MARTEL,
Respectfully inform the public, that they
lave removed to the stores, formerly occupied
jy Messrs. Andrew Low & Co. where they are
now opening, (received by the brig Hetty, and
*ther late arrivals) part cf their
Fall and Winter Goods.
Yliite and blue Plains
Red, yellow and white Flannel
drown and black superfine Cloth
I* iric a j onglawn and Linen
■1 4 J iconet Muslin
Muslin Shawls and .Russian Diaper
■ )il Cloth and bed Lace
Dowlas and mock Madras Handkerchiefs
- Iveen and coloved Silks
Gentlemens fine Hats and superfine beaver
Gloves
Silk and cotton Umbrellas
7)1 ick and scarlt t Bombazet
Furniture Calicoes and cambric Dimity'
Fine Gurrahs and Suspenders
Terms—Cash, produce, or undoubted town
acceptances. august 15—9S
New Hat Store,
MARKET SQUARE.
The subscribers having entered into copart
nership under the firm of BREWSTER and
WELLS, inform the [jublic, that they have just
arrived from New York, with a large assort
mentot HATS, of every description, which they
will sell for cash or furs at wholesale or retail,
on as reasonable terms as at anv other store in
Savannah. JOSEPH BREWSTER.
GEORGE WELLS.
N. B. II >-ts cleaned and dressed as usual, on
the shortest notice. nov 23—m—141
Prime green Coifee,
In barrels and bags, for sale by
Peter Mitchel.
oct 29—130
Just Opened,
Aorxt door to Merexf':. Plat: ist Co's Jofin&isn's
Square.
Mens fine sed eoars* Shoe*
Bovs do. do. Ne^ro Sh.es
La-lie* morocco ar.d belt kid Slippers
Womens leather Bootees ar.d Slii per*
Childrens Morocco, kid and leather Bootees
Ladies Craw Bonnets, cotton Goods, and Hemhums
ALSO,
Five hhds. N. E. Hum
A few kegs prime Butter, Stone Lime, ice. For faie
by E STODDARD.
N. B. Cash given for old Copper and Snfs,
nov 25—«t— 1 11 *
Shick & Way,
Opposite Gibbons's buildings.
Have just received, per ship Lcifisa Coscilia,
from New-York,
6-4 Cambric Dimities
4-4 Tambourcl Mulls,
6-4 ^ tttin dott Muslin
Ladies demi Veils
Do. white-kid and leaver Gloves
Plain and figured Sattin and Lustring Ribbons
Black Velvet
Floss Thread and marking Silk
Sewing Silk assorted
Flag and Bandana Handkerchiefs
6-4 purple Cambric Shawls
Madras and Muslin do.
Black Bomhazett and brown Linen
/-•lain and Sattin stripe Toilenet Vesting
Figured Cassimere do.
Men’s Beaver Gloves
1 piece superfine drab Cloth .
ON HAND,
Cloths and Cassimeres
Bedford, Brunswick and Princess Cord
Stockingnets and pelice Flannels
Red, white and yellow do.
Coarse and fine Coatings
Men’s lamb wool and worsted Hose
W--men’s and men’s cotton da
Calicoes, Cambrics and Dimities
Black and plaid Silks
4-4 Irish Linens and cotton Shirtings
Plain, corded and plaid Muslin
5 4 6 4 and 8-4 cotton Diaper, for tables
Linen and cotton Towelling do.
Long Lawn and colored Linen pocket Hhdkfs.
Madras Pulicat and llonia! da
Di igonal Cambric and common Shawls
Black Crape and do. Bombazine
Do. Mode and Belong
Linen and cotton Thread
Blue, mixed and whited brown da
Fine B&itas and Humhums
Needles, Tapes, Bobbins, 8rc.
They also exp ct to receive in a few days,
the remainder of their
Fall and Winter Goods,
which they will dispose ot on reasonable terms,
for cash, produce, cr good acceptances paya
ble ill town. oct 8—121
The Subscribers,
Have received per sloop Sophia, and offer for
sale,
20 tons Swedes Iron
-0 do. Russia do.
20 pieces Russia Duck
20 do. Ravens do.
20 do. Russia Sheeting
1 ton assorted Cordage
Spooner &>’ Tuber,
nov 2l r——140 Telfair's Tjharf.
Garden and Flower Seeds.
The subsci .bets have just opened two boxes,
containing the following assortment, which
we;e put up in Connecticut, and warranted to
be of the present ycats growth viz.
Early Hotspur")
Late Biue i- PEAS
Spanish DwarfJ
Troy Bush 1
Silver Busli V BEANS
Ea;ly Bush J
Best Celleiy
Gulden Cresses
Curled do.
Brown head Lettuce
Green dc.
White Endive
Early 1
Granby l TURNIPS
Long J
Long Pat snip
Change and yellow Carrots
Turnip")
Scarlet l RADISHES
Purple J
Blood Beet)
White do.
Curled 1‘usley
Summer Savory
Eaiiy Cucumbers
Long green do.
Prickly Spinage
Red Dutch
)
Dium-head
Early
Merry Gold
Cox Comb
Sweet William
HoHt Hock
Red Pink
E- ghsh Beils
The above, will oe sold at wholesale or re
tail, much below the usual pr : ces.
Thompson V Lav,
a •
nov : 6—138 Jfo 2. Gibbons's Buddings
William Woodbrige,
Has received by late arrivals, and offers
for sale,
30 pieces prime cotton Bagging
250 ito Sacking, suitable for picking and gining
bags
20 pieces yard thread Irish Linens
25 reams writing P .per
2 cases Woolens, (assorted)
2 trunks cotton Goods
10 quarter chests Chulon Tea
5 do cask northern Gin
25 boxes Soap
350 bars Swedes Iron
With a general assortment of Groceries.
on consignment.
Complete setts L>earbom’s PATENT BA
LANCES- nov 16—138
G-een Savoy v.CABBAGJa
f
• FLOWER SEEDS
Removal.
Andrew Low & Co.
Respectfully inform their friends, and the
■public, thai they have removed from Gibbons’
building, to their new store, south side of John
ston’s square, where they are opening a very
extensive assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods.
CONSISTING OF
/Brussels and Venetian Carpeting
Imperial and Brussels Hearth Rugs
London superfine Cloths and Cassimeres
Brunswick, Bedford and Princes’s Cords
/’eltce Cloths and printed Flannels
Worsted and cotton Marseilles
White and colored (Editings
Marseilles Quilts and Counterpanes
Furniture and Cambric Dimities
Ditto Fringe, Lace and Tassels
Irish Sheetings, Linens and Lawns
Extra fine French Cambrics; Linen Hhdkfs J
Printed Calicoes and Cambrics
Corded, figured and raised do.
Striped, diced and plaid ditto
3-4, 4-4 and 6-4 plain ditto
Cotton Sheeting and Shirtings
Linen and cotton Bedticks
Worsted, silk and cotton Hosiery
Brown Holland and Platillas
Bagging, Uznaburghs and Dowlas
Cotton and Linen Diapers
Ditto do Table Cloths
Handsome Damask do
Turkey-red and blue cotton Vara
London mixed, arid paper Pins
Bpmbazets and /fombazeens
White, black and colored Crapes
Ditto Florentine and Modes
Imperial Shot and twilled Sarsenets
Gosshner, opera and patent Nets
White, black and colored Satins
Plain and figured Lustres
Damask, silk and imitation Shawls
Elegant Shades, Scarves and Mantles
White and black lace Veils and Handkerchief*
Cotton and thread Laces and Footings
f ambored and spider lace Sleeves
Nottingham and patent Lace
libhons; cotton and silk Cords
ilk, cotton and cambric Trimmings
Ladies writing Desks and work Boxes
Tunbridge music Stools and Cases
'-legant Rohes and short Dresses
\ great variety of fashionable Taney Muslins
iik Parasols and Umbrellas
.ondon Roots, Shoes and Slippers
With a number of other articles too tedious
o enumerate, which will be sold wholesale anti
etail, at their usual low prices, for cash, cot i
on or approved town acceptances.
august 10 13
halt, Cotton-Bagging &c.
3000 bushels Salt
100 pieces Inverness Cotton bagging, of a su
perior quality
20 kegs FF Gun Powder, and
few hhds. Tennessee Whiskey. For sale by
Thomas Gardner.
oct 31—131
P. Morin,
fas just received per the brig Savannah-
Packet, and the Champlin from New-York,
Fresh Goshen Butter, first quality
>)itto Hickory nuts. Turkey Figs
soft shelled Almonds
lest Currants, Capers, Olives
Bordeaux girkins
cotch Barley, best sallad Oil in flasks
Fromignac Wine, superior quality
•akpetre. Gold and Silver Leaves
•'.nglish Walnuts, pickled in bottles
Valnut and Mushroom Ketchup
000 bottles best Maccoubau, Scotch and Rap-
pee Snuff .
•tarch and fig Blue
V.-lvet Corks, demijon Corks
English and Dutch Brooms, Clamps
Horse Brushes, furniture, white-wash and
ceiling do.
\nd a complete assortment of CORDIALS.
P. Morin.
nov 12-
-Lt-
-136
P. Morin,
Informs his customers and the public, that
lie is just returned from Charleston, where he
its made choice of the following goods, which
ire warranted of the first quality.
Madeira Wine, 6 years old, wholesale and re*
tail
L. P. Teneriffe do.
Sicily <la
400 baskets Salt, will be retailed very lew
Florence Oil, in boxes i;
12 baskets of superior Oil, in extra large bottlas
10 j irs preserved Limes
4 boxes iarge Lemons
Fresh Cran >ernes, best Mustard
Cay -nne Pepper
40 boxes Havana Segars, warranted
Preserved Strawberries, and a general assort-
tv.tnt of Sweatmeats, with a number of othe»
articles.
The subscriber takes this opportunity to re-
um his thanks to his customers, for the liberal
“ncouragement he has received, and informs
hem, tlia' he will be able to reduce his whole
sale and retail prices consideraolv this winter.
. P. Morin.
1 nov 12——tt 136