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And SAVANNAH EVENING LEDGER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1812 Number 123—Volume X, Whole Number 2016 f PUBLISHED SYEHY TUESDAY, THURSDAY ASD SATURDAY BY JOHN, J. EVANS, . OH THE RAY, SAVANNAH) (GEORGIA) RT SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM, PAYABLE HALT YEARLY, IN ADVANCE. I ' The subscribers Have on hand, and are now opening, (at their-hew store, fauth side of Johnston’s square) ah extensive assortment of European, India ■and Domestic GOODS j well calculated for the present and apjjroacliing season, which will be disposed of at tbgir. usual low priced far cash, cotton, cr.Cndoubted town acceptances. Andrew Low fc? Co. jan 23 -10 Dunning fcPCIay Bonds and Notes, Bought and sold, by William Belcher* aug 6—HO—94 *. Broker. For New-York, The sloop WILLIAM, will be •ready to take freight in 4 days. * Apply to captain Cornell, on beard, »or to - Dunnirig &?Clay V- B. Has good commodations for passengers oct i3—m—m • For Charleston, (via Beaufort) The schooner JOHN, captain iIves; will sail, wind and weath- xr permitting, on THURSDAY inext. For freight or passage, ap ply on board at Maurel & Huron's wharf, oc 13—132 | For New-York. The fast sailing sloop WIL LIAM ALFRED, George War- ■ner, master, will sail in eight •days. For freight or passage, ap ply on board at the exchange wharf. 5 bis. prime Beef 28 do. Navy and Pilot 5read 100 bushels Irish Potatoes 1000 bunches Onions. oct 3—118 At private sale 3 pipes choice Brandy ; 30 bis. Gin 10 hhds. do superior quality 100 bis. choice pickled Herring; 10 do; do Shad 20 half bis. ditto 30 bis. Mackerel; SO doi Loaf Sugar 100 boxes Soap ; 100 do. Candles 40 do. Spermacetti do. 30 bbl$ prime Beef 160 reams Writing Paper; 200 Wr pping do. 20 bags prime'Green Coffee 4 dozen Windsor Chairs 2 Sophas 1 elegant Secretary & Book Case 1 Apply to HOWE & DIMON, oct 13—M—122 Exchange. Hunter & Glen, Have just received by late ^arrivals from New- York, andJor sale, UD bout Soap HO do. Candles A few lbs. belt Raffia Bridles . ALSO, Spermaceti, whale and linsead Oil *ep 24—114 Cheese, Butter and Soap. Juft received by the floop William Alfred from New- . York. 50 boxes prime old Cheese 50 do. Soap 1 35 firkins choice Butter for family use. For fale by Peter Schenk & Co. oct 8—116 , : : The Subscribers, Have just received an assortment of Military Goods, which they offer for cash only, viz. Gilt and plated mounted Swords and Dirks ( Duelling, holster and pocket Pistols Gold, silver, gilt snd plated Epaulets Sword knots, hat Tassels Gold and silver vellum Lace and Cord Silk and woi*ted Sashes ; white and red Plumes Morocco aud common sword Belts. ALSO, 5 Telescopes, of good qualtiy, with day and night glasses. Marquand, Paulding & Penfield. ^ sep 10 108 Just Received By the schooner Atlantic. 25 bbls. Loaf Sugar, best quality 35 bbls. Pork 50 large and small boxes Doolittle’s Soap 25 casks assorted cut Nails, 6d. Sd. led. 20d. 10 chests Hyson Tea 10 pipes Gin 4 hhds. V. I. Rum. .For sale by Dunning 8c Clay. aug 29—103 The subscriber, Having declined the FACTORAGE and COMMIS SION BUSINESS,In Angufta, add having fold hi* «- tubliihment to MetTr*. J.a Roach & Van Sindeeeh, begs leave to recommend thofe gentlemen to his cus tomers, and to folicit for them a continuance of that pat ronage he has been accnftomed to receive, alluring his friends that any bufin efs in that line that may be en- trufted to their care,will be fo promptly attended to, a* will not fail to give general fiubfa&ion, Andrew G. Semmes. LA ROACH fc? VAN CINDEREN, Beg leave refpe&fnlly to tender their fervices to their friend* and the public in thr STORAGE & COM MISSION BUSINESS, which they will commence at the well known ftaud of Mr. Andrew G Semmes, on the firft day of October next. Thofe who may favor yheni w ith a {bare of their buiineb in the above- line, tmy rely upon unremitted exertions topromote their intereft, andatFor-i full fatufadion. t? Their ware-boufes are new aud in complete or ders etp.29—CM —116 ’ Fresh Boots & Shoes. Just received from New-Yorkivia Charleston, per schr. John, at O. JL Taylor's, Market squire, A large and elegant assortment of Boots; Shoes and Slips, fresh from the manufactory, viz :—■ Fair-top Boots, Saw arrow do. ' Gentlemens lace Boots, do. Morocco Pumps Do. morning Slips, do. dress Shoes . Do. fine ditto, do. Jeffersonians Ladies Morocco Bootees, do. Russian and Gre cian ties Do. Kid do. do. do; Colored and black Moroc co Slips Do. and do. walking Shoes, do. and do. undres sed Morocco Slips White Kid Slips, black colored do. do. Misses lace Boots and Slips, childrens Leather and Morocco Buskins Boys fine and course Shoes, do. JefFersons and lace Boots Womens Leather Slips, mens coarse Shoes, Brushes, Blacking, &c. All which will be sold low, for cash only. B. J. Scribner. july 28—90 P. Morin, Has just received per the sloop Atalanta from J\rew- York, • Fresh Tamarinds; fresh milch and water Crackers; gold and silver Leaves; Isinglass; Copperas $ -Castile Soap; Scotch Barley ; bas kets Salt; Salt Petre; double distilled rote and orange Water. ON BARD,' White Havana Sugar; superfine sweet Oil, in large bottles; Florence, do; soft shelled Al monds ; two pipes good Spanish Brandy ; Span ish Segars ; double refined Loaf Sugar.; Ma- couba and Scotch Snuff; brushes of all kinds white and red Wine Vinegar. V(fth every ar tide in the gocery line, sep 22—fa—i 13 At the For sale;, store lately occupied by John Bigar, in Brougpton-stfeet A variety of articles in the Grocery line, all of tiie first quality, viz. Brandy, cogniac ; do. Peach > Geneva ; Rum, Jamaica Rum, N. E.; Madeira Wine Old Teneriffe; Sugar, Muscovado Sugar Loaf t ditto Havanna, white Molasses; Coffee Tea ; Butter; Crackers Cheese, &c. may 26—63 Hollands Gin in cases. 50 cases real Holland Gin, just received from New.York via Charleston. For sale by William Gaston. aug 25—101 Nail Factory. A good assortment of Nails, Brads and Tacks A few tons of Iron Copper Stills, Ike. For sale by Stephen Hall. - aug 15—93 For sale, 1@00 bushels Liverpool GROUND SALT. R. Richardson 8c Co. • • • • aug 25—101 For sale, Salt, Loaf Sugar, Nails, Pork, Cheese, SvC, &c. Just received by sloop Fox, from Arc*- York. and sloop Edward from St: Mary's, 2000 bushels ground Salt 40 bbls. prime Pork 30 casks cut Nails, 6. 8. la 12.20cl. .12. bbls. Potatoes ; 16 boxes Chocolate 19 boxes Cheese ; 2 cases Sweet Oil ., 40 do. Scap ; 1000 strings Onions. One t6 a 9 and 7 inch Cables 120 fathom each, with two small sized Anchors. Thr whoie of which, having been a little used, will be sold remarkahly-cueap. also, on*kai;d, ' Assisted sizes new Cables, Hawsers, Shrouding, Spun-yarn* Rantling stuff and small Cordage f a few coils bale White Pope ; red, white and blue Buntipgs, Paints and Oil ; with a general assortment of Chandlery and Groce ries, choice Liquors, Hibbert’s best Brown Stout, old Bordeaux Claret, two pipes very si perior quality seven years old Malaga Wine, Coffee and Pimento in bags, Doolittle’s best mould Candles, New-York city inspection prime Pork. Woodruff Sz Brant. sop 20—1 OS Received on Consignment, Per schr. Perseverance, capt. Griffin, from Philadelphia, Loaf Sugar of superior quality And Sugar Candy, in small boxes on band, y "Liverpool Ground Salt, clean and heavy, will be sold from 10 bushels and upwards Cotton Bagging, in exchange for Cotton j Ticklenburghs, Oznaburghs and German Rolls ‘ Hyson Skin and Souchong Teas j Genuine Champaign Wine . ® i A few tierces Rice, and bales Sea-Island Cot- ; ton. HAVENS 3; BILBO. } * sep 12—109 i IS®®' Fresh Boots be Shoes. Just received from New-York and PhiladelJ phia, by the late arrivals, a fresh supply of Boots and Shoes, consisting of Ladies colored and white Kid Slippers do. black and colored Morocco do, do. elegant do. Silk do. Gentlemens fine Shoes ind Pumps Womens leather Slippers and Bootees Misses * do. do. 1 , do. » Childrens Morocco and leather Buskins 1 trunk first chop Suwarrow Boots , ALSO, A quantity of Dawson’s Lqttiil Blacking Shoe Brushes, Calf-skins, Writing Paper and a few hundred bushels Salt in sacks AH which will be sold low, tor cash, by John Douglass. sep 1—104 Notice. The copartnership existing between the sub scribers. under the firm of Shick & Way is thiv day dissolved by its own limitation ; per sons ha.ing any demands a^a'nst the sa ne, or either of the subscribers, will please to render them for settlement, and those indebted, will make payment without delay to ,. r A , Peter Shick, Tv.- •. -WBfism Way. sep 29 -116 ' \' {Q** The subscriber - informs the public generally, that he will continue the Dry Goods Business, in the store lately occupied by Shick 8c Way, three doors east of Messrs. N. and R. M'Leod’s grocery store, and solicits a ■>hare of their custom. Wm. WAY. sep 29—115 Notice. In ccnfeqnenceof one of the fubferibers intending to leave Savannah, fhort.y, the firm of HARRAL and COFPEE is this day dissolved, by mutual confent. Ail persons indebted to them, will pleafe make early arrangement, to the fentlement of their respective ac counts, to George Ha'sral* who is duly authorifed to fettle the same. GEORGE HARRAL. EDWARD COPPEE. Important To Druggists and Physicians: SELLING OFF. The fubferiber intending to remove next fpring, to the northward, offers for faie his valuable and well as sorted dock of Drugs, Medicine, Shop Furniture, Sur geon’s Inftruroents, Painter’s Colors* &c.with all his in- tfreft in the faid bnfmel's. The retail {lore and medical ware-houfe, are both handfomeiy fitted up, and the eftabliihment, one of the beft in the ionthern dates. Should an application not be made fotm for the whole (lock and Hands, the flock will be difpofed of feparateiy, in parcels, to fuit pur chasers. Terms of fale, for all fums over one and under five hundred dollars, a negotiable note at 4 and 6 months; for a larger fum, the time will be extended, and a liber, al deduction made for prompt payment. Salt, Hides, &c. 750 bushels Ground Salt 299 Spanish Hides 12 Green Turtle. Just received, and for sale by DUNNING & CLAY. ; july 25—89 Evening School, BROUGHTON STREET. - The subscriber will recommence his Evening School oh Monday, the 5th of October next at his School- (Room, wherein will be taught,Orthography, Reading, Penmanflup Vu gar and Decimal Arithmetic, Book keeping, by fingle and double entry, &c Young mailers .who with to revise their former flu. dies will pleafe apply as above., < Hours of attendance from 6 to 9 o’clock. sep 26—l j—115 Peter Hynes* • sep 24—114 George Harral, Removal. The subscriber respectfully informs his friends’and the public, tha: he has removed his shop from Market-square, to the Bay, uext door east of Gunn’s tavern, where he will be happy to receive and execute all orders he may be favored with, on the shortest possible notice, and with the utmost elegance and taste. Grateful for past favors, he tenders his most hdninle and hearty thanks, to his friends and the public, lor tiie very liberal share of public patron :ge received since his commencement in this city, and assures them, that it shall ever be his constant study to merit a continuance of those favors. - LESLIE THOMPSON, oct 5—119 Taylor. - •- - - - Removal. The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the'public, that he has removed his Medical Shop, to that heretofore occupied by Lebey fe MConky, Dearly opposite Messrs Low 8c Wallace’s, at which place* or at the house ol Mr. David Douglass, he will' be con- s.anily found, to attend to the various duties of his profession. United States of America* District of Georgia. In Admiralty, set. 7he President of the United States, to the Marshal of the said district, Greeting : [L. S.J STITES, clerk. Whereas, a libel hath this day been filed, in the admiralty court of said district, by Joshua Barney, commander of the American- private aimed schr. the Rossie, on behalf as well of himself, as of his owners, officers, and crew* against the British ship Princess Amelia, her tackle, apparel and furniture, by which said libel, the said libellant doth allege, propound and declare, as follows, to wit. That war and a state of hostilities ex ; st be tween the united kingdom of Grcat-B fain and Ireland, ahd the dependencies tbercof/ar d the United Stales of America and their territo ries, ’and captures and seizures of enemies* property, authorised and enjoined on all officers of the United States; that the libellant, there* fore, in and wittythe said schooner, duly com missioned and. authorised, agreeably to law, and her officers and crew, oo the fifteenth day of September last past, did subdue, seize anu take upon the high seas, the said ship Princess Amelia, of the burthen of about tons, with her tackle, apparel and furniture, and bath brought her into the port oFSavamab, and within the jurisdiction of this honorable couit, where she now is. That the said ship Princess Amelia, at the time of the said capture thereof, was under the command of one Isaac Moorson, and had on board besides the said commander thereof* twenty-eight English mariners, and three Eng lish passengers ; that the said ship .Princess Amelia at the time of the time of the said cap-' ture Was a British vessel, sailing under the flag of Great-Britain, and owned and navigat* ed by subjects of Great-Britain. That all and singular (he premises are and were true, public and notorious, and that by the laws of the United States of America, as well as by the law of nations, the said ship. Princess Amelia, with her tackle,apparel, fur* niture and gttns, became, and was, and is For feited. And the libellant prays that the said ship* her tackle 8cc. may, by warrantunder the seal of >his court, be attached, and the usual process and monition of this court, in this behalf, be made* and that the same may be condemned as forfeited. Now, therefore, you, the said marshal, are hereby commanded, to cite and admonish all and every person and persons having, or claim ing any interest in the said ship Princess Amelia, her tackle, apparel, furm'ure and guns, or any part thereof, to be and appear at a special 1 court of admiralty, to be held at the court-house, in the city of Savannah, in saiddis- trict, on the nineteenth day of October insu fo answer in the premises, and to shew cause, any they can, why the prayer of the libel should not be granted; and whatsoever yciii shall do herein certify to the judge of the said court, at the time and place aforesaid, and have you there this writ. Witness, thehontyable William Stephen?, judge of the district court of the united States, for the district of aforesiad, this fi r day of October, in the year of our Lord, thousand eight hundred and twelve, and the thir ty-seventh year of the Independence - the United States of America. ' - W< B. Bullcoh, Proctor for libekui:? All persons interested in the foregoing me.. lien, will take due notice.