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Georgia Republican & State Intelligencer.
Volume I;
Six Dollars a Year, half* in Advance/
f Thomas 6* William Smith,
Hereby inform their country friends, that
they have received and are now opening
• their supply of
SPRING GOODS,
PER the Minerva, Mrfiippi ad America—and are
dow difpoiing of them on their usual low terms.
/ ALSO,,
By said (hips; they have received,
8,000 BUSHELS SALT,
and Cr?tes CROKERY MARE.
May
~ BANKRUPTCY. ~
Whirs a s aCmmiflm of Bankruptcy is awarded,
against CUNNINoHAM NEW ALL, of
Savannah, dealur and chapman, and he being
declared Bankrupt , is hereby required tofurrender
knmfelf to the CommiJJiorters in thefaid Commifflon
named on the nth and 2%tb days of May, and
on the nth of June next , at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of each day , at the Court-bvuje in the
city of Savannab-r-at theflrft of which meetings
the cr editors are to come prepared to prove their
debts—-at theJecond meeting to cbooje AJflgtiect
and at the third meeting the creditors , who will
have proven their debts , are to ajfent to or dijfent
from granting the Jaid Bankrupt his Certificate.
Jg All penlons indebted the said bankrupt, or
who have any goods or effetJs of his in their hands
are desire dto give notice thereof to Mr. Robert
Greer. ...
WILLIAM DAVIES, Solicitor,
April 30.
Marshal's Sale.
Will befold on Saturday, the qtb June next,
- at the court-houje in Savannah , between
hours of ten and two o'clock,
SIX NEGROES, taken as the property of B.
Ravenburjl, at the suit of A Ulfprunger,
B. WALL, Marjhri it. G.
May iq. ■- -• ■ 66
NEW-G O FA RTN ERSHIP.
Tibe Sub/cribers have /bis day entered into
tfartvcrjhij) under the firm of
FAIRCHILD fc? COOLIDGE
And take ihi method efinforming their friends and
the public that they have on hand and will continue
to keep a general affbrtment of Dry Goods Groceries
ironmongery, and Ship Chandlery, which they will fell
on the tnofl reasonable terms by wholesale or retail
for Calh or produce,
Lewis Fairchild,.
Henry J. Coolidge,
May i, 180$. 6i
For Sale by the Sublcribet s,
ICO boxes of the very heft quality Spanish Segcas,
FAIRCHILD & COOLIDGE*
RMay 12, 1803 64
Just Received,
And for Jale at J. ARNOLD'S , Store
10 calks firll quality Lomloti Porter *
5 qr. calks Maderira Wine
2 half pipes do. dq.
6 hhds. N. E. Rum
So barrels pickled Herring,
, May -I*. - 64
PHILETUS HAVENS and JAMES BILBO,
Having entered into copartnerfhip under the firm of
HAVENS and BILBO,.
Offer their services to the planters and others in the
Factorage & CommiJJion Bufmejs.
For which purpose they have taken the wharf and
part cf the Acres lately occupied by Messrs. Belcher
and Dickinson, where any species of property entrust
ed to them for fair, can be favely stored. They have
also purchased Messrs. Belcher and Dickiofon’s re*
maintng Stock of Ship Chandlery,
A general assortment of which, and
GROCERIES,
They intend keeping. May 2. 61.
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mncE.
THE SUBSCRIBER,
ON account of his health , being obliged to
remove from this fate, requefis ail per-
Jons who have demands againfi him, or the late
firm of William Belcher ifeo. and Belcher &
Dickinson, to exhibit them for fettle ment . Thofi
indebted are earnestly in treated tofftake payment ,
#r at leaf call and liquidate their refpeStive ba
lances. ‘ WILLIAM BELCHER:
Savannah, May 2, 1803. — (>i~-iawtf.
NOTICE.
Diflolution of Co-partnership.
Tbe bad health of the Subscribers,
RENDERING them unable toprefecute ba
st ntfs in Savannah, public notice is here
h given that in confequence'tbc Copartnerjbtp ol
BELCHER &. DICKINSON,
\ was diffelved on the 30 tb ultimo .
WILLIAM BELCHER.
town D. DICKINSON.
FOR FREIGHT OR CH\RIER.
I^ Spooner, ALBERT, port,* lyiny
at IVayne 3 s wharf \ with all her Sac
kle (Sc. — Burthen about Ho ton
For further particulars , enquire of- Thomas
Fitzgerald, near Thomas Gibbons's.
January 1 2. (xitf.
FOR NEW-POR i ,
1 , . The Sloop Sally,
INTENDED as a constant tr t •
der during the wir>trr from th>
port to the fouthertv ports of-, thn,
ftate—{he has good accommodations tor
freight orjjaffengers. Theibulielt f ♦vtv will
be thankfully received. For further particulars
enquire of Mr. Samuel Howard, or o’
Isaac N. Meserve, mailer, or) Board.
Oflober 23, 1802.
R. & J. BOLTON,
Have just received per tie Miffiffippi,from
Liverpool ,
8 eases Hats, suitable for summer wear,
I $ pieces ladies Cloth and fine fight Cafiimere,
3 trnnks mufiins, plain, white and black figured,
and handkerchiefs,
200 pieces bed cotton Bagging,
1 cask pewter bafons, piates and candle moulds,
2 cases Irilhl inen,
l dozen belt curled hair matrefl^s,
12 bales ofnaburgs, “ .
too calks nails, fiat and (harp points,
Striped and fiHc nankeens, quiltings, dimities, &c.
white and blat k cambric,
Legs white lead, yrilow ochre and Spatfifh brown,
Frying pans: hair brooms,
Carpenters* tools: cutlery *■ Ironmongery,
Portmantua trunks, ‘ x
Gentlemens faddiesv-awd plated chair
Servants glazed hats. : May b. 63.
KLEGANT FURNITURE FOR U Li, J
JUST landed from on board the Ihip Comet, Cap*
Stevenfon,’ from Baltimore, a quantity of ex
cel lent
Mahogany Furniture .
Ofthq latest fefhions, conlifting of
Cases, Side Boards, Circular and ftralght front Bu
reaus, Fall Desks, Circular aud fa tu Cr<j Ta
bles,’Ovaf Pembroke do. Northumberland diptng do
circular and straight Balon Hands, Candle Hands, &c
—ALSO, —
A few fancy Chairs,
The citizens ofSavannah are particularly requeued tc
view the abovefurniture,aS it is of afuperior quality,
and will be fold low for calh or produce Any per
son wilhing to purchale bed Heads, or any article in
the above line, can be fuppked in a few weeks by
Edward Prieftiey,
at Johnson& Robertson, &co’s. old Compting-houfe.
December^.
JUST RECEIVED]
Andfor sale by the subscriber , at his fiore, No,
5, Exchange, (fas ing the river)
20 barrels-excellent Sugar,
6 puncheons 2d proof Rum, (high flavor)
So reams Foolscap Paper,
160 ditto Post ditto,
I trunk Engli/h Shoes,
30 dozen D >e, Buffi and Orange color’d Gloves,
1 pair Duelling Pittols, fnighly fiuifhed)
6 very elegant Double Barrel Guns,
3 boxes of Irtfh Linen, .
30 boxes Turpentine Soap>
2000 bulhels Liverpool Salt,-
4 pipes Cogniac Brandy. AIT,
A likely Negro Boy, about 14 years old, accus
tomed to attend a house-
The above will be fold cheap for Calh or good
paper, at 60 days*
RALPH* JACOBS.
April 8. ts. 54.
T. M. WGODBRIDGE,
North-East corner of the Exchange,
Has just ReciveJ,
ON CONSIGNMENT.
30 Hhds. fir ft quality Sugar,
10 Pipes 4th prooff French Brandy,
50 Barrels pickled Filli,
50 Kegs excellent Butter,
IO Tons assorted Bar-iron,
5 Hhds. 4th proof Jamaica Rum,
9 Pipes Northern Gin,
3 Tons assorted Cordage,
150 Barrels Superfine Flour*
200 Kegs of Crackers; with a vatiety of
DRY GOODS,
whirh articles he will fell low for cash.
April 2i. —-60. ‘
NOTICE. .
THE SubfcnbeK being appointed AUCTION
EERS for the City of Savannah, have entered en
tered into contract to puriue that bufinels under the
firm of THOMAS M. WOODBRIDGE & Cos.
at the ftcre north east corner of the Exchange, where,
upon GOODS being deposit for sale, liberal advan
ces in Cash will be made.
T. M. WOODBRIDGE.
J* P. WILLIAMSON-
N. B. Their regular (als days will be Wed
nefdaysand Saturdays*. *
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SAVANNAH, Printed ey L YON & MORSE*
MAY 26, 1803.
P/HNIS and OIL.
sr/buri 1 •’ r .‘ath thanks to t* > citizens of Suvan
vah for putt an J informs tk-vt ht has novt on
hati fit Jitoi nt. cQnsist'*'r rt //<■ wing ar tides
ti! V: pA. h; mi.h \ke truj j reguh . viz :
Oil,, ay ;.-e re. gallon j w hite
>..k and ary or grcf'T/.-f a oil brown, ditto
xi.to—v-'lo °* *T>r o fi -o —red lead Venetian red
ion. purple
p to: yellow— rotten it ne, cornice {tone.
*e? rest sr a ne—final t— Hingis is—ndc bal k—i>l ack lea and
bi. ck—-befl Irifti pine- R,oid and fib er let, Dutch
n> til _ 3pani Hi whit# pvittey—with tnix< and colour#/*!
p defeription* at a (hort nrrice, v ? arianted &c.—
> yf!jes fl*ciies and pencils. Marineis coirpafies re
paired with difpstch. Joseph Prescott
February 21, IBc3 ‘42)
THE SUBSCRIBER, ~ ~
Offers his jervic?s to his friends and the
public , in the
Fa&orage, Vendue, arid
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Af he means to confine himfelf firiftiy to tbeabovi
bujmeis, be flatten biihfeitbe jhah be able to give
ialtsfdftion to P>oit who may employ him.
Jy iShPH AKNGi .1 >, Commerce Row
Nov. %.
WILLIAM A?EL)S‘ (A Cos, *
V Have imported,in Ihe baique, and st-sip
Daphne jfuMiv Liverpool and /hip ’V'argaret,
from koiiand a very handiome and
General ajfortment of
GOODS,
Which they will dilpofe of on the lowtft terms by
the piece or package,
it; tRq5. ( "2tf. •
Eawtn if. Bolton ,
FLs so” laic it his ihip yard
O PRUCii and Yellow pinefpars and malli:
tiom z $ to 73 feet long whic h will b fold
at a moderate price in rough or wrought.
White pine Boards,
Rangiug Timber,
Tar Tui*pntinc,
He is wed fixed for heaving vessels down and
doing all kinds ship carpenters work.
Factorage Commijficn (jf Vendue Fuji ness.
THE SUBSCRIBER ,
r TAVing been duly appointed one of the Vendor
in Matters, for tfee city of Ivanna h, ofFcrshis L r
vices to the public for the difpolkl q£ GOODS at
Au&ion, at the Vendue Store, Commerce Row. He
has convenient ftorcs far tranfa&mg bufitiefs in the
Fa&orage and ‘CatnrrtHfibn line. All favors duly ac
knowledged afcd piWiuallv attended to hv
INGRAM M. MON NO X,
March 2?, 1803, 2 awtf.
FACTORAGE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS..
Coffee Ho use wharf
THE Subscribers haying entered intoco
partnerlhip under the firm of
Phinizy Sc Wclman,
and having rented convenient Holes on laid
wharf for the reception of all kinds of Produce
and Property which may be enrrufted to theis
care offer their fei vice to their Friends and
the Public in the above line and hope by ftrift
attention ro merit their confidence.
Their counting Houle is the one lately
occupied by E. Static on laid wharf.
Ferdinand Phinizy
Francis R.Welman
January £ 1803
Coroner’s Sale.
ON the 24th in:>. will be fold at the town of
lvtceWorough, between the .hours of ten and
three o’clock, hy he public outcry, ajl the perisha—
ble property belonging to t‘e ettate of Wrn. Shep.
ard, ieized and raken under several executions.
Condition*—Cafh. RICHARD GIRARDEAU,
May 16 —6?. poronc*-
Received on Consignment,
u ajforiment of elegant endfajktonabie Fans.
12 Dozen gentlemens’ whi-c and black fiik hose,
15 do. Ladies’ fafhionabie green clock do.
8 do. boxes fine fancy ribbons,
10 ps. 6 4 India cotton cambric and muslins,
68 Fancy robe fhav/is, 4
9 dozen ladies* fine Kid gloves trimmed,
12 Dozen gentlemen’s Buck’s skin ditto,
4 pieces dimities, 3 pieces quiltings,
18 pieces mullin shawls, t
2 Do?en fancy dress ditto, 2 doz. Sufpcnders,
2 Cases fine black has, 1 do. London white do.
I Ditto ditto plate ditto,
4 2 Men's and youth's ditto.
Which tv til be fold exceedingly law by the
piece, dozen or package.
* HILLS if MONNOX.
April 25, 1803. (fig)
Blank Books.
l for sale at this Office.
Twelve and a bail L-onts fingJe,
Ft cm the National Intelligencer.
Federal ism has become outrageous at the
ZnlT” ° f c°n r . M,ffiis PPi right,, and the
ftrufhon of all its fpiendid visions of war
and energetic government. The violati nos
ce e ri g nrs fired the vengeance of irs pa tU
zans ; they declared national honor inlu!ted,
national in rereft profiled, and called for the
avenome- arm rj war— - m
fUves fneml/ of puce, at the mom.nc th’V
demanded war measures to prelerve it.
adminiftratlon and the nation, Klmnc* r
highly the blcfilnps of peace, wantonK f 0
zard them, relolved, in che tiifi imtancfcv
fy the a pacific rtnnor.ftraf ce. Th^
in the opinifm of their iilverfiries, # was cow-,
ardice and crime. They laughed at the idea
of gaining nnv thing by negoci irion. The 7
declared that it Tnmg was to be got but by
the bnyon€t. This idea th-y inculcated far
and w'lJe, in the New*hn 0 1an 1 Hates, where
r.oll: of the prefies we-c iniified in their
fervicc, they represented the a iminiflrac Onof
the federal government ?s j*uhl nin.ous, and
prepared to surrender national independence
ralherthan appeal r o arm-,. They profi.ed
of the criminal deUifion. They gained their
creations in Ncw-Hamplbne, Mafibrhufctis
and Riribo denrd bv tlie suc
cess ofiheir deception, tht*y raised their for
ces in New-York, and determined under a
veteran La icr, to make a defperac Hand.
Their preflfes teemed with deception } and
rhe dedion being son to take place, they
promded theinfelves ihc fruits of a deveptiom
they knew could only be temporary. But if
its effc&s lhould be permanent; if they earn
ed their men : they felt little regard for the
means.
Unfortunately, however for them, the let
ter of the Marquis de Cufa Yn jo, announc
ing the of our Mi Tilippi rights,
o-achurt New-Turk on Saturday-* It ought
to have been received as 2 death blow to the
hopes cf fedcraitfm. It oj . hr. to have Oruck
with diliinay its violent partisans, ar<J con
ligned them to eternal fiit ntr. I proved the
extravagance of thejf : the roily or
guilt of measures that won! 1 h.ive ltd m < ri
mediufe war j the vvifdom of government in
preserving peace ; and the f If ho and of every
calumny chat had been prop-/ate 1 £giinft
them.
But, notwithstanding this complete triumph
of truth ; mifreprefenution, wi h ns b ufand
mngues, (till will utter falsehoods a oic weak,
it pofable, than criminal.
‘The Evening Fo*t asks whether Cf th’s is
any thing more than a Hirer, jdo.vn right im
nu dent attempt to impof* hi non, and to gull
the people of the United Suites, n the molt
grofsan fhameful manner?’* Agiin— f6 Buc
admitting ’.t every word to be preeifdy true
and coiTtfr, what.is the amount of it? Hie
place of depofu is to be reftortd for the pre
lent ; and wh.at then ? Is any repararion Ur
biles piomifed ? Is the conduct of the Spa
nidi intendant ciifivowed, or hi nfjf cenbr
ed even in the manner r”
“ The place ot dspoftr is reflated Ur the
prelent —and what tben‘T’
Answer* —We have restored tons all we
evcr-pqflcfied all cur rights justify our (.Lim
ing ; and the nation is kept in peace. Is
this nothing ? L*c the mlil ons anfw’ r, whole
property and lives must carry us thro jgo a l
these wars in wilich the imqnejs A m. l tiaced
ambition may plunge trie na.ion. I. z- -hi
hoileft fani er who no.v enjoys his fie file
plcEfures, and all the of Uo ciljc
life, and the promise of increasing .h,
lay whether he is indifferent to peace ?
Pu. it firenr.s ac'o ding to the pofl, “ the
place of deposit is to be reltored for the pre
feat *—difingencous artifice j The words c f
Yiujo are, Xi his Catholic
jefty has provided that the deposit shall co
ttnue at New-Qrieans until the two govern
ments shall co.ne to an agreement about 4..*
the. equivalent pLce.’**
Wnat more could his Carbolic Majesty do
or pjomif- r He might have named the equiv
alent pi *ctr and smperioufiy Lid take it c-r
nothing 1 Bu; with oecomrng poiitenels he has
mace luc fixing the equivalent place tfie joint
act of'the two governments. And are feder
alifts ready to faear that no propoflciQns on
this point have been made ? We fay not Lhcy
may have accompanied the pubfilhed cq:j>
municatiors.
But it seems the teffion of Loyifhna to
France rcnieis nugatory .‘1 inurpolkion ■
number 53^