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Georgia Republican & State Intelligencer.
Volums III.* N. <.
Six Dollars a Year, hall in Advance.
FOR LIVERPOOL,
The regular trading ship
th 15th. November, at the lateft—
for freight of One Hundred bale* of
cotton, or paffege. applv to
r. ts W. SMITH.
O&ober 12. ts. i2 k
For UVEKPOOL.
J7fi®V r T ,HE ft 'P general
1 JACKSON, burthen
aoo Tons, £♦ Hllls Jun
ttarter. She is an American registered
veflel now layind at Belchers wharl
for the infpe&ion of any one who
*ri(hes to become a shipper. She will
commence loading the 6h and will
About the 2fth September, having two
thirds of her cargo, engaged. For
freight of about 200 Bales cotton
apply to
Joseph Arnold.
August 31 ts 96.
N B. As (he will return immedi
ately, to this port, She will be one
•f the firft Spring vessels.
FOR SALE,
THE schooner PAT
SE Y, now lying at an*
in Savannah river,
40 tons burthen, was built of the belt
materials in Norfolk Virginia, fails
sass, and is well found. For terms
will te made easy, apply to
captain Moud, or A Pope.
October 9. ts. 11
FOR CHARLESTON,
THE handsomely ac.
commodated (loop DE.
Sk LIGHT, captain Cooper,
to fail on Thursday or Friday next,
for freight or paflage apply to the
captain on board at Starks wharf, or
to JOHN MEAD.
O&ober 16. ts. 13
For PHILADELPH/A,
HT'HE remarkable fart
JL failing; packet Brig
EXPERIMENT, John
jFrtirignir u P i “’ u,| n‘i Mailer, to fail in
6 days. For feight or paflage, having
excellent accommodations, apply to
Jacob Idler, & Cos.
Howard’s wharf.
Who have received , per /aid Brig ,
and for Jalc>
Frcfli fnpfrfine Philahelpeia Flour,
Do. Hyfon Tea,
A few calks Hams,
Do calks Claret Wine.
Kegs Lard>
Boxes Soap,
Bands Potatoes,
©oats in baps,
Pipes Holland Gin,
Do. Brandy,
Hogsheads Loaf Sugar, <
Boxes Chocolate,
Do. Mullard,
One bale Cassia,
Bar Iron and Bliltefed Steel, and
Shorts in Bags. Oft. 5. 10.
FOR
; ,tt 3 Tything Rny
ftily the property reffrefenta
tives of John deceafcd,
Grif-
A J^™ OLTO *
’ SUGAR. 7
30 Hhds. Tor sale bj*g?
ALEXANDER
Putmans wharf.
OBobtr (, ts. 10.
JOHN JACKSON.
Has received per Jhip Minerva, Captai n
Callahan, from Liverpool ,
13 Bales white, blue, green and
brown PLAINS
I do, red, fcarler, white, yellow,crim
fon and blue Flannel
25 doz. Yarn Hose, T XT
6 do. do. Gloves, l For Ne
36 do. blue woolen Caps, J £ roes *
Green Baize
I bale 6-4 second CLOTH
1 do. fupcifine C’oth
Ladies Cloth, &c.
Fine Bombazine and Bombasette
Caflimeres, Elaflic Stripe
Mixed, bottle green, brown, olive,
corbeauand blue COATINGS
FINK *
Striped Flannels ; Strouds
Orleans Stripe
Fashionable S wansdown
8 bales London and Briffol DufHc
Blankets
1 bale 9 4. and 10-4 Rcfe Blankets
2 trunks cotton and worffed Hosie r
*y
2 cases 4-4 Iriifh Linens
1 do. 5-4 Irish Sheeting
i do. 5-4, 6-4, 74, 8-4,8 and 10-4,
9 and 10-4, 10-4, 10 and 12-4,
Diaper Table Cloths and Bird
eyed Diapers
Sewing Silk ; Nun’s Thread
OZnaburg Thr> ad
I I ufs blue Bandanna Hhdkfs.
1 case Lawn Handkerchiefs, colored
borders
Durants and Shalloon
! case camel hair Shawls
Barcelona Handkerchiefs
Ladies extra long silk Glove's
1 bale great Coats trimmed with
plush
60 kegs lod and 2od Nails* clasp
head and {harp points
100 pieces firfl quality cotton Bag
ging
50 Cos. flaxen Oznaburgs
1 cask Glauber Salt
1 do. refined Salt„Petre
75 dozen Reeled Hoes
2 c do. Cub Axes
2 do. Carpenter *s Broad Axes
Sledge and Hand Hammers
6 dozen Iron Wedges
5 do. Socket Spades
20 casks Patent and low mould fTiot
10 kegs white Lead, ground in Oil
100 half kegs do. do.
230 kegs Spanifli Brown
1 cask house Brooms
Scrubbing, shoe, paint and hearth
Bruflies
2 boxes shoe Thread
10 casks bottled PORTER
I calk Twine
1 bale bed Cord*
30 doz. coarse Hats for Negroes
70 groce velvet Corks, for hot ling
3o half boxes 8 by 10 window Glals
250 Iron Pots from 1-2 to 12 gallons
too camp Ovens
xo boxes pipes* ,large bowls
2 tiei ce9 Coy vras
21 PACK At iS CONTAINING
Knives and Fdr ys, Carving do. dow
Sportsman’s If/ves, Pen Knives
Razors, Cross cut and pit £aws
Screw Augers
Hand, Cross Cur, Whip and Mill
Saw Files
Rice Hooks, Corn Mills, Coffee Mills
Drawing Knives, CofFee Biggins
Soingling Hatchets, Grid Irons
Servant's Glazed Hats, Chiflels
Carpeuter’s Adzes
Pewter Bafons k plates and Candle
moulds
Rice Reives, Frying Pans*
Baila.it S’noveisj Goter, and Wafer I
rons.,
H L. Hinge? Grubbing Hoes
Falhionable brass Fire Dogs
Snovels and Tongs, brass tops
Iron plough Traces, twitted Links
Iron squares, Cruit Frames
Gilt coat and veil Buttons
Jack, fmoothinp, lore and long Planes
Tin baking Pans, Cloak Pins
in pound and half pound papers
PQftton Moulds
dumber Bellowfes, brass pipes
Trunk Locks, Iron rimmed nou Locks
Pad Locks, lingle and double
Pump l acks, Woodscrews, Cork
ferews
Brass Mortars and Pestles
Carpenter’s Compares
SU?g Handle Oyft cr K nives
Iron tinned Table and Pea £poonS
Piltol and gun Flints, yellow
.Single and double bridled gun Locks
Men’s Saddles and Bridles
Silver Mounted loaded Whips
Plated Spurs, Copper tea Kettlea
Beaver and Buck (kin Gloves
Powder Flasks
Wire, mouie and rat Traps, &c. &c.
/ N STORE,
1000 bufiiels Ground SALT
Oo!ier 9. ,s t . „
SAVANNAH, Pribted by LYON ts MORSE.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1804.
RICE FOR SALE
BY
Pr/INJZT ts BARNETT.
r , n . Anciavx’s IVkarf \
Oatober 9 (/* it
TT ‘
Notice.
IN consequence of thedeath of Mr.
Andrew Rols, the Copartnerlhip
ol HUGH & ANDREW ROSS, has
expired on the 6th inttant.
Hugh Ross.
Surviving Copartner.
o£fober 9. Bt. u.
HUGH ROSS,
Will continue to transact
Factorage and Commission
Business,
On Mr. A, Smiths wharf, (near the
CofFee houle,) where he has fafe fiores
provided lor the reception of produce.
He has received by the (hip Eliza,
frem Liverpool, a few bales blue and
white Welch plains of a superior quali
ty, which he offers for file together
with the remainder of his ftockof dry
goods.
O&obfT 9. ts. 1 1.
George Buchanan & Cos.
HAKE just received by the Jhip
ELIZ and from Liverpool and
Kolunt from Glasgow a general as
sortment of well chosen fall goods ,
confiftingof the following articles ,
viz .
White plains different qualities
Blue, brown, drab and green ditto
London duflle 7 rT * vlT rr--™
Bristol and rose $ BLANKETS,
Superfine cloths and coffitneres
eccnd ditto ditto
Elaltics and norrdw cloths
Bath coatings and IwansdoWn
white, red. -
Blue and yellow y ITANNEL*
Carpeting
Negro cap Sand hose
A handsome affbrtment of lambswool
worsted hofery
OZNABUROS AND COTTON BAGGING
anananand
boxes well allotted
Diaper and diaper tablecloth*
Sheetings and bed tick
Plattillas and dowlas
A large aflortment of callitces and
printed cambrics
Plain and figured book
Tambored and lewed jaconet
Ditto and lace work ditto
Sewed and rtufhed J
Figured*gauPeand MUSLINS,
India j ’
Mens plain and rib’d, “j
Ladies plain & laced clock*, KOSE
Childrens and youths J
Ladies cotton gloves
Romai and pullicate handkerchiefs
Laces and edgings
Whited, Brown ail colours, and white
Hitching threads
Needles and pin*
Cotton umbrella^
Silk and cotton furpender&
Seine and sewing twine
3 by JO and 10 by 12 crown glafc
■hot aflbrted
Iron pots and ovens
bkillets and fire dogs
2 DOUBLE JACK SCREWS
2 SINGLE do. do.
Which bill be fold at very redut-ed
prices for cafti, produce of* negotiable
notes. **
O&ober 9 t s ls
SALT,
CO ['TON BAGGING, of prime
qua.'ity
DGNPOVVDER,
Maccoboy SNUFF, per keg, or sin
gle pound,
WARE per
crate,
Aflorted GLASS WARE incafes
Boiled LINSED OIL,
Holland GIN per pipe,
PAPER HANGINGS with border*
ing,
ooble 2nd ftngle barrel GUNS,
MILL STONES of various dimen*
(ions,
Haud'mill STONES, grind Stokes,
BLACKSMITH'S bellows, anvills,
Voices, hammers and ferew pla/es,
IRON, STEEL,
French BRANDY*,
Jamaica RUM,
A portable iron FORGE wi/h Bel
'ows and crucibles,
A COOKING STOVE with fiffi
kettle,
For file by
CURTIS BOLTON & CO.
September 7. 98.
BILLS,
ON London & New-York,
for sale by
R. & J. Bolton.
O&obcr 2. 9. ts.
The Subscriber,
RETURNS his iincere thanks to
his friends, and the public in general,
rot their part favors to the fare con
cern of Wilfou & Knox, and as ne in
tends continuing the Fa&orage and
Comm iflion business on his own account,
folicirs a continuance of their future
patronage. AND. KNOX,
He has,
Now landing, and for sale per Schoo..
ner Venelia from Philadelphia, ths
following articles at reduced prices
viz.
Mixed, plain and negro cloths,
Napt and baze coatings
Duffill, Role & point blankets
Cloths and cafiniers allotted
Ron?ai and cotton Bandan. hkfs.
Saddlery aflorted
Plated and tinn’d harness
Carts and Wheelbarrow*
10500 Philadelphia bricks
7 tons waggon tire
bhare moulds and axe bar iroti
German and blirter’d flefcl aborted
Hoop iron, and hollow ware allotted
6 pipes 4th proot Coigniac Brandy
4 pipes country and 6 of Holland Gin
6 pipes and qr. calks Port }
20 qr calcs particular TenerifF /
4 pipes L P Madeira r
lo qr calks Sherry anand
20 bbls loaf ana lump fiigar
lo qr cherts Hyfon Tea and 61-8
chert* do
Bags Pepper Pimento and Ginger
1 2 casks bottled Porter
20 kegs gun powder
Soolbs lhot
Writing and wrapping papeh
20 square cases
1000 pair negro fl toes
20 bbls apples and potatoes
Odhober $ ts m
GEORGE H. DAVIDSON.
and
Joseph a. scott,
/laving enured into copartnerjhip under
the firm of
Davidson & Scott,
Offer their services to the planters and
others, in the
bailor age & Commission Buftnefs.
For which purpose they have provided
themselves with {tores on Moore**
wharf, near the Exchange, suitable
for the reception of any species of pro„
duce intruded to them for sale. Li
beral advances will be made, if requi
red, on deposits of produce.
O&ober t. 10.
FOR SALE*
POTATOES BEETS & O
NIONS,& a few Barrels of
prime Sugar. Applv to
T. & J. WILLIAMSON & co.
or TIMOTHY FREEMAN,
Bull Street.
Sept. it. 99. t s.
. NOTICE,
THE fiibfcriber being obliged to
leave the state on public business
ias appointed in his absence Mr; J.
Pettibone his attornev. t
g’r,duke,
September 4. ts
In COUNCIL.
Savannah , 2id OEtober s 1804.
Resolved , That all persons in
default against the Fire Ordinance
and summoned this day before
Council, who have not produced
a certificate from a Fire Matter,
(hall file with the the Clerk of
Council, on or before the next
meeting of Council, a certificate
of compliance with the said Or
dinance, signed by a Fire Mas
ter, or an affidavit of his, her,
or their,* compliance with the
said ordinance.
And unlels such certificate or
affidavit is filed, the said defaul
ters (hall be severally fined in the
sums fpecified defaulters
in the said Ordinance.
JExtraft From the Minutes .
James M. Willson, c. c.
October 23. 4t. 15.
BLANK CHECKS
For sale at this Office*
Whole Number at&
Twelve and a half Cents Angle,
Marshal’s Sales
At the Court-hrafc , of this City , on the jirjt
Tuesday in November next , wilt be fold t
I WhNTY ONE Negroes, takes
under execution, and seized as the pro
perty of Mrs. Lewis Roftignol dc Belle
anfe.
BEN. WALL, m. and. Gr
Oft. 9. 11.
MARSHALS SALES.
At the Marhct-Honfc in the totun of Lou
isville, on the jar (l Tuesday in Novem**
her next, between the usual hours.
WILL BE SOLD,
The following property,
pointed out by the plaintiff's attorney,
and seized under execution as the pro
perty of David Criswell, Esq. to latis
fjr F. Teasdale;
800 acres of land on the waters of
Broad River* joining lands of Mrs.
Mann, and lands of Lid Crifvvcll.
800 acres of land on the waters of
Broad River* joining lands of Mrs.
Mann, {aid Criswell, and unknown
Purveyed lands,
400 actes on the waters of Holly
creek, joining land of laid Criswell
and land vacant.
The above three trails of land were
Purveyed and granted in the name of
said Criswell, and were situated in
Wilkes county when Purveyed.
Bco acVes oh the waters of Beaver*
dam, in Oglethorpe county, joining
Sherwood Davis and others.
250 acres of land, more or less, on
a fork of long creek, In Oglethorpe
county, where Joleph Lane now, or
lately relided;
287 1.2 acres of land in Jackson
county* originally granted to one
•Shannon* whereon one Knox now re*
(ides.
ALSO.
. Seventeen negroes, chiefly in fa
milies.
SOLOMON ELLIS, n. m. and. g.
j October y. 10; Bt.
City Sheriff's*Sales,
WILL be fold on the firft Tues
day in November next, 4*
the Coiirt-houfe in this city, betwixt
the hours of ten and three o’clock, a
louse in Washington Ward* contain
ing feet*
Seized as the property of Sanders
Motto. Conditions Cash.
Jno. Williams, S. C. S.
October 2. Bt. 9.
Savannah, Odtober j, 18047
. board cf health,
Re solved, that the members of this
Board, will on the firft Tuesday day
of November next, proceed through
the city to examine all yards, enclo
sures and of privies, and that public no*
tice thereof be given in the newspapers
Extra3 from the Minutes
JOHN H. HARRIS, Clerl.
U6L 2. Bc. 9,
£3* Sealed Proposals,
\Y/ ILL be received by the fubPcri
w bers until the 22d inst. for
a contrail to light feventy-five pub
lic LAMPS, during the Ppace of one
y ea j* #
J* Y. Noel, Committee
L. Sheftal, V for
F. T. Flyming. J Lamps •
Oftoberi2 j 2.
Savannah October 1804.
REGIMENTAL ORDERS.
THE officer* of the firft battalion
oi the Chatham regiment of militia are
ordered to attend at the Court-house
in this city on Monday the 29th day
of October inlt. at n o’clock A. M;
that being the day appointed for the
election of major comdt. of the firft
battalion Chatham regiment of militia,
in the room of major Dennis, having
removed from the state. *
The following officers are appoint
ed. managers of the laid eleAion via.
Captain* Abraham* and White, toge
ther with Sheftall Sheftall and Bal.
thafer Shaffer Esqrs. By order of S.
•Shad, lieut. Col. Comdt. Chatham re
giment.
John Pettibone, Adjt.
OSober 5. jq
notice.
ALL persons indebted to the est ate
of the late doctor Samuel Me.
Cormick are reqaefted to make pay
ment and those o whom tliecftate is
indebted will present their demand
to John Lawson Efqr. who is appoint
ted attorney for the executors and t#
fettle the affairs of the estate.
JOS. MILLER,
T. U. P, CHARLTON,
Win. CHRISTIE.
Extcutors,
Jan. 24. if, j|.