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Georgia Republican & State Intelligencer.
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Volume 111/ No. 13.
Six Dollars a Year, half in Advance.
FOR LIVERPOOL,
i Jn&'V The regular trading fti p
MINERVA,
the 15th. November, at the latest—-
for freight of One Hundred bales ol
cotton.or paflage. apply to
T. r d IV. SMITH.
October 12. ts. i2
FOR SALE,
THE schooner PAT
SEY, uow lying at an-
G in Savannan river,
40 tons burthen, was built of the belt
materials in Norfolk Virginia, fails
faft, and is well found. For terms
which will be made cafy, apply to
captain Moud, or A Pope,
October 9; ts. 11
FOR CHARLESTON,
THE handfoinely ac.
commodated Hoop D/G
LIGHT, captain Cooper,
to fail on Thursday or Friday nexr,
for freight or paflage apply to the
captain ofl board at Starks wharf, or
to JOHN MEAD.
CVfoher 16 Ti. 1 3
FOR LIVERPOOL.,
jjg&X ftm Ship DAP IN
Wm. Malcolm,
fencj&Efc Meifier, she will be rea
dy to receive freight in a ftw days,
And having half her t cargo ready
will soon b: dispatched. For
freight of 300 bales Colton, or
fajjage, apply to
MEIN MACK AT & Cos.
October 23, 8/, 15.
Tor PHILADELPHIA,
r | ‘UK remarkable i it {\
A (ailing packet Crip
EXPERIMENT, John
iSssi&QS&M Bechins, Mailer, to fa 1 in
6 tlavs. For (eight cr paflage, having
excellent accommodations, apply to
Jacob Idler, & Cos.
Howard's wharf.
Who have received , per/aid Br.ig %
and for fate,
Frefli fuperfinc PlTlahelpeia Flour,
Do. Hylon Tea,
A few cades Hams,
Do calks Claret Wine,
Kegs Lard,
Boxes Soap,
Bar* els Potatoes,
Ooats in baps,
Pipes Holland Gin,
Do. Brandy,
Hcgflieads Loaf Sugar,
Boxes Chocolate,
Do. Mudard,
One bale Callin,
Bar Iron and BlUlered Steel, and 1
Shorts in Bags, Get 5. 10.
NOTICE.
ALL per ions indebted to the ellate
of the late dcclor Samuel Me.
Cormick are requeued to make p3v--
nient and tbofe to whom theeftate is
indebted will present their demand
to John Lawiba Efqr. who so appoins
tei attorney for the executors and to
fettle the affairs of the edaic.
JOS. MILLER,
T. U. P. CHARLTON,
Wm. CHRISTIE.
Executors,
Jan.24* ts. 33.
JACK SCREWS,
2 Bair of long uftublc Srews trade
On purpole for (brewing cotton, and
2 pair (ingle to be let'by
THOMAS FLINT*
November if. 19.
ADMINISTRATRIX SALE.
ON the Hr It Tuesday in December
next, will be fold at the Courts
of this city, between the boor
of eleven and twelve o’clock in the
forenoon, “ all that Lot of Land con.
taining fifty gcres) be the fame
more or less) (ituate and being- in
•c the Township of Augulia, in the
’ County of Richmond, known by
the number thirty sou (54) bou
i ded Southwardly by land of Joseph
ik Oates, Eafltvardly by land of John
▼r Francis Williams,and on all othet
• (ides by (then) vacant lots No. 25,
a6, 59, and 36,” fold and disposed
under an order of the Inferior
Court of this county, as part of the
real ellate of the late Thomas Shand>
lev- decesfed.
MARY SHANDLEY, Adm’rx.
sav. Oct. 19. ISO 4. 131. 14.
JOHN JACKSON.
Hjj received per flip Minerva, Captain
Callahan,from Liverpool,
J3 Bates white, blue, green and
brown PLAINS
1 do. red, fear je<, while, yellow,crim r
son and blue Flannel
25 doz. Yarn Hos?, r , T
6 do. do. Gloves, L For Ne
36 do. blue wcoiea Caps, J & rOCo ’
Green Baize
I bale 6-4 second CLOTH
I do. fuperfir.e Cloth
Ladies Cloth, See.
Frne Bombasine zr.c! Bomhazette
Cafflmeres, Elaltic Stripe
Alixed, bottle green, brown, olive,
corteauand blue COATINGS
fine
Striped Flannels; Strouds
Oilcans Stripe
F aftucr.a'ole S wansdown
8 ba cs London and Bristol Duffle
Biankets
1 bale 9 4. and ic-4 Rose Blankets
2 trunks cott m and worsted Holie*-
ly
2 cales 4.4 Irifii Linens
1 do. 5.4 Iriih Sheeting
1 do. 5-4, 6-4, 7 4,8-4,8 and 10-4,
9 and 10-4, 10-4, 10 and 12-4,
Diaper Table Clo Fs and Bird
eyed Diapers
Sewing Silk 5 Nun's Thread
Oznaburg T hr, ad
1 Tmfs blue Bandanna Hhdkfs.
I case Lawn Handkerchiefs, colored
borders
Durants and Shalloon
I case camel hair Shawls
Barcelona Handkerchiefs
Ladies extra long (ilk Gloves
1 bale great Ccars trimmed with
piufh
1 60 kegs rod and sod Nail?, dafp
head nnd (harp poims
j 100 pieces full Quality cotton Bag
iin,r
50 do. Flaxen Oznaburga
1 cask Glauber Salt
1 do. refined SaP-Petre
7 r, dozen IWled Hoes
2 5 do. Cub Axes
2 do. Carpenter's Broad Axes
SLdge and Hand Hammers
6 dozen Iron Wedges
5 do. Socket Spades
20 casks Patent and low mould foot
10 kegs white Lead, ground in Oil
io() half kegs do. do.
230 kegs Spaniffl Brown
1 cask house Brooms
Scrubbing, Ihce, paint and hearth
Brushes
2 boxes shoe Thread
10 calks bottled FORT ER
1 calk Twine
1 bale bed Cords
doz, coavfe Hats for Negroes
70 groce velvet Corks, tor hot ling
3o half boxes 8 by 10 window Glals
250 Iron Pots fr*>na 1-2 to 12 gallons
too camp Overs
in boxc3 pipes, large bowLs
2 tierces Copperas
21 PACKAGES CONTAINING
knives and Forks, Carving do. do.
Spurts man's Knives, Pen Knives
Kzzors, Grot's cut end pit Saws
Screw Augers
Hand, Cross Cur, Whip raJ Mill
Snv Files
Rice Hocks, Corn Mills, Coffee Mills
Drawing Knives, Coffee Biggins
SYuigiina Hatchets, Grid Irons
Servant’s Glazed Fiats, ChHlcis
Carpenter’s Adzes
Pewter Bafons, plates, and Candle
moulds
Rice Reives, Frving Pan*
Bullait Goler, and Wafer I-
ror.s,-
H L. Hinges Grubbing Hors
Fashionable brass Fire Oops
Shovels and Tongs., brass tops
Iron plough Traces, twilled Links
Iron (quarcs, Cruit Frames
Gilt coat and vdt Buttons
jack, fmoothing,lore and long Planes
Tin baking Pans, Cloak Pins
Pins in pound and half pound papers!
Button Moulds
Chamber Eellowfes, brass pipes
Prank Locks, Iron rimmed nOO Locks
Pad Locks, iingle and double
Pump Tacks* Cork
ier ev.i
Rr3fs Mortar3 and Peftle*
Carpenter’s CompaHes
Handle Ovder Knives
Iron tinned fable and Tea Spoons
Piliol and gun Flints, yellow
Single and double bridled gun Locks
Men’s .Saddles and Bridles
Silver Mounted loaded Whips
Plated .Spurs, Copper tea Kettles
Beaver and Buck (kin Gloves
Powder Flaiks
Wire, moule and rat Traps, Sec, Sec.
IN STORE ,
jooobufhels Ground SALT
O&ober 9. i6t. u
SAVANNAH, Printed by LYON £s? MORSE.
mondaa, November 12, ISO 4.
HUGH Ross,
VvXLL CONTINUE TOTRANS ACT
aaorage jind Commiffiou
Jjufmefs,
C f S n A Ir ’ A ;V lths vvharf * ("ear the
Ccft rf t i o “ e >) * Re re fee has far; (.ores
provided .or the Reception of produce.
Me has received by -the fljip £| iz ,
P ! fe v bal blue and
whi.e Welch plans .fa Superior qu^ji.
V, which Jie otters for ‘ a is totiediflH
rsmaindir of his hock of $
oaob-r 9. ts .
5 Dollars Revtard.
SA vented
. LjLhmfeft from
lublcijber in the
month If j ane
negro feIJW nam-d
immM BriL,
but being ty trade
a Cooper fome ti nes passed uq e r that
name He is-about 5O years*of aa&iarre
in his left hip, his feet large C hi -
toes rnrn out very much, he *,vL t
in a two oar’d boat painted Y
‘vhite, and ichde red, he may atV m p t
to pais as free,and may make foiCa
rolina as he served his time in
ton. . Fhe above reward will be Wid
Tor his delivery to the Goaler in
vannah, and ten dollars if he an d i, c
boat is delivered to the Sublcriberj
AH persons are cautioned from ci*
r y m in S him or ’harbou*inghim as tWy
willbe prosecuted to the utmoftYi
the law.
El D. Stone. !
Brunswick, Odober lo< I2t , ;
(£3* eight or ren goof
laborers are wanted on hire, foi cm
r rwo Months, for whom liberal wl
ge; will be rundually P a:d. ‘Fhe r>l a j.
Ao-re the labor j s to be performed k
within five miles of Savannah. rJ
quire at this t-fflee,
November r. ts. >£?.
Irißi Linens, Diapejs, ©c.
MILLER & MOORHEAD,
Have for sals on very rets enable
terms for cash or \pproved
Notes at fxiy days ,
An extensive of
LOW PRICED.
Irish I.INENb— rvnd one cafivery fine
yatd w *de
liirti Diapers, wide
trilh Long Lawns, widt
L iih theetiug, wide
French Linens (Fine)
One box of French Lace
\ tew pieces of Kerleymeres
Grey l. oat mg, low priced
Negro Blankets
1 Negro Fiats allbrted
luverueL Cotton Bagging, beii quality
§ dozen ot French Knives
nn executive alForiment of Englifii
CUTLERY,
S lets of Gig Flarnefs, English made
and plated
5 dozen or Englifli Bridles
Gn ot English Combs
Naiis > Brads and Wood Screws
4 tierces ot genuine Bordeaux Vine_
Ejar
7 pipes Cogmac Brandy, fir ft chop
12 puncheons of best 4th orooF Jamaica
Rum * J
3 liogfhsads of 4th proof New-En..
gland. Rum
Iriih \* r iiifkey, three years old
Lieai Holland Gin
97docens ol choice Claret WINE,
botden in English bottles, beii.g in„
tended tor the Lad India Market
1 5 dozens ot old Port Wine
viadeira Wine in pipes and bottles
London particular 1 eneriffe Wine in
quarter casks
Malaga \\ ine in quarter casks
| Superior Loaf Sugar
I Lump ditto
Mufcovado ditto
I Green Coffee
iriyfen Tea ot bed quality
Brack Pepper
FFr. bell Lnglifh Gun*Powder
Gan Powder m pound canniiters
24.000 gm Hints aflorted
patent lhot ditto
10 (liver Soup Spoons
to dozen iilver fable Spoons
3o pounds Taylor’s Thread
20 barrels prime retailing Mufcovado
Sugar
November 1. ts. 18.
Brought to Goal,
A negro wench, who speaks a little
French, and feme Engliih, tho’ neither
so well as to be ooder&ood ; but it is
-iclieved (he calls herfelf Peron, anc
heF matter Mr. Savry. J. P. OATES
May 2>. 68. ti
1 he Subscriber,
RETURNS his iincere tiianks to
- his friends, and the public in genera!
lor their pad favors to the late con
cern ol Wilfoo &. KnuX, and as ne in
ter.ds continuing the Factorage and
Coniinilfion builnels on 1 is own account,
lulicits a continuance of their future
patromge. AND. KNOX,
He has.
Now landing, and for fie per Schoo^
\ ner \ r enelia from ThiladeUpL'*-* tH*-
k fHLwing articles at icducrd prices
viz.
M xsd, plain and negro cloths,
Napt and br.ze coatings
Duffiil, Rose 8e point blankets
Cloths and cafimers afTnrttd
Romal and cotton Bandan. hkfs.
Faddlery aflorted
Elated and tinn’d harness
and Wheelbarrows
10500 Philadelphia bricks
7 tons waggon tire
bhare moulds ar.d axe bar iron
German and blider’d fteci aborted
Hoop iron, and hollow ware allorted
J pipes 4UI proor Coigr.iac Brandy
1 pipes country and 6 of Holland Gii>
6 pipes and qr. calk-; Port \
20 qr calks pmt*cular Teneriff
i pipes L P Madeira r 5’
loqr calks Sherry and Malaga
20 bbls loaf and lump sugar
io qr cherts Hyfon Tea and 6 1~8
cherts do
Bags Pepper Pimento and Ginger
12 casks bottled Porter
2O kegs gun powder
Soolbs (hot
Writing and wrapping paper
20 square cases
lo >0 pair negro shoes
20 bbls apples and potatoes
O&ober 5 ts to
The fubferiber offers fbr sale, his
plantation in Liberty County, contain
ing by a late Purvey 6:9 acres, fituared
on ti*e head on the North New Port
river. The fertility of the foil is well
ivovn to oe equal to any in *hc cotin.
ty ior coiton- nr ® ’ c * F ic
rnTl_*s are a gaod Itory houie, barn,
corn, otlop, gin, and alnioit every
other necefury out building.—There
is ia and cleared 5c under fence to work
fifty hancs to advantage : anJ is very
near market, being only one mde from
Riceboro. Anyperlon willing to be
come a purchaser, may know the terms
by applying to Mr. Hugh Ross n Sa
vannah,who has ar. accu r ate platr, or to
Mr. Josiah Willfon on the plantation.
ind.fputable titlesand poifeilion giv
en in February next.
Daniel Stewart,
Note. The above settlement is situ.
ated on a confidciable eminence, and
has an ex ellent well of water near the
Dwelling Hcufe.
Liberty County,
061. 29, 1804. tF. 18.
A CLASSICAL id MATHE
MATICAL ACADEMY,
Will be opened, on the ftrft day
of November, under the directi
on of the Rev. Wm. Belt, A. M.
and Samuel Huefton, P. M.
where youth will be grammati
cally and methidocaliy inferudted
n the Greek, Latin and English
languages, Elocution, Compofi*
ten, Letter-writing on occasions
ofbufinefsor familiar correfpond
on ce ; Chronology, Geography,
Ailronomy in a manner calcula
ted to render its communication
easy, with the use of the Globes,
Tellurian and Planetarium; Wri
ting, Arithmetic, Book-keeping,
and a Syflem of concile and per-
picuous methods of calculation ;
Euclid’s Elements; Algebra, Co
nic Sections,T rigonometry,Prac
tical Geometry and Mensuration;
Navigation and Land Surveying
by theory and Pra&ice, &c.
A suitable agronomical, opti
cal and eledrical apparatus, with
glebes, maps whole and differ
ed, &c. is provided. A French
Teacher will attend. Every pol
fible care which ability, experi
ence and the Itridteft attention
can enforee will be paid to the
morals and improvement of the
pupils. A few whole and day
boarders will be accommodated.
For terms apply to the Rev*
WM. BEST, b. HUESTON,
or at Mis. Julian ft.
1 Savannah % OBr. 26. ts.
Twelve ami a halfCenta /inpie.
for sale.
1 he allowing trails of Land.
VIZ:—
ON T E hundred acres in the conn
ty ol Camden bounded on the
eau by the river great St. saiiil a , &
lands belonging to Jonathan Melton
on tne louth by lands belonging to
Bwnjainine Singleton, on all other sides
>y and yacHnt at the time of Purvey.
1 nis tract contains a yerv : *
. olr r * -<>o cjuemafed for the
culture ot cotton and the advantages
tortile culture of Rice are as great as
upon any trad of the fame quality.
A.fo a trad o! 400 acres adjoining
the above trad, 6
AKo, a trad of 200 acres situate on
tne Montcach road adjoining a trad
ot land on the Si vannah river now iu
difpme between Wm. Smith, efq. arid
‘Jacob Retd, esq. of South Carolina.
Also, one other trad in the county
0* Fryan, containing .500 acres adjoin
ing land belonging to Thomas Yonn<r
esq. and ihe representatives of Janie's
Jones efq. deceased. part of the
jrad is equal to any land in this (late
>ci culture, and well timbered with,
uve oak.
Alf 0j a trid in the county of Colum
bia, containing 1000 acres,.kOcwn by
the name of Dcvcril's , and not more
than ten miles distant from Augufta—
the molt ot this is good oak and hick
ory land; and lias about 100 acres
cleared and incloLd.
Ail'o, two other trads in the coun
ty ot Rure, fupnofed to contain 500
acres each.
, Th e moll indifpuuble titles can be
given tor the above described Land, it
being late the property of John We
real, deceafed,—Any person who
may be dclirous ol purchasing, will
receive more particular information by
applying to -
MICHAEL BURKE in Hard
wick, to EDMUND BACON*
in Savannah, or to GEORGE
MIFFLIN in Philadelphia.
june 19 -
Medical Warehouse.
DR. JAMES EWELL,
Has received by the Ann Ma*
r 1 a and Lovely Lass an addi*
TIONAL SUPPLYOF,
Frejh Drugs and Medicines.
Which will be vfnbed, whole*
SALE AND RETAIL, AT HIS Aledt
cal Warehouse , BuLton’s new
BRICK BUILD INGS ON THE BaT
AT UNUSUAL LOW PRICES.
AMONG THLM ARE :
100 pounds red Peruvia Bark warrant
ted of the Best qualify.
150 do. Pale and Yellow do, do. do*
112 do. Manna Flake
75 do. Serna Alex.
50 do. Cream Tartar
128 do. Camphor refined
120 do. Rhubarb (frelh)
118 do.lpecacuanha
025 do. Gum Arabic (firft quality)
50 do. refined Sah Petre
950 do. Sugar of Lead
00 do. Peari Barley (of an excellent
quality)
30 do. Capivi Balsam
200 do. Ss'ro Grain
50 pounds Bowens patent Sago
pound and half punod boxes
825 do. Peppermint Lozenges
51 do. Rotten Stone
50 no. best Prufiian blue
200 do. Verdigreas
1000 do. Green Coper? s
1 000 do. do. Whi/e Race GingW
28 kegs frefli Ground do.
100 pounds nice Tamarinds
20 do. V itriolic Aether
80 pounds fwcet Spirits Nitre
100 pound Spirits Harffhorn
18 cases Sweet Oil
12 dozen Cream balls and
4 groce Pungent Salts
12 do. essence Peppermirft fquare 1
12 dc. Bateman’s Drops
8 doz. essence Mustard and Muilard
Pills
James’s Powder,* and Churs and
Cough Drop*,&c. &c.
60 groce wnite and green English
Vials afforded
Also, JuJl Received from jamaica %
18 doz. choice Castor Oil
100 lbs. Genuine Arrow Root
[¥3* Orders from the Coun/ry with
be executed wi/h dispa/ch.
Medicine Chests wi/h new impro
ved directions from ten dollars to fifty
Aagull 17. rs, aQ.
MERCHANTS EN
TRIES for (ale at this
OFFICE.
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