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Newspaper Page Text(tolunttudu illttstmn, SAVANNAH DAILY GAZETTE. ■*a * •* ■ Yol. XXII. — NO. 3450.] jry v For Liverpool, The British ,ship PATENT* captain ftarugh, carrying 500 bales IP only ; has 300 engaged, and will be injnttaiateiy despatched. For freight of the re mainder, apply to 12. RICHARDSON ii Cos. dec 4 83 *+ 11 ■■ “ * * ■-■■■■ ■■ ■ ■ ii i For Liverpool, feMv The fast sailing coppered ship KEN STNGTON, Isaac Silliman, master; only wants 200 bales cotton to complete her cargo — for freight of this quantity, or passage, apply to JNO. SPEAKMAN & CO. Received per said ship, Fraser’s wharf. 300 barrels Flour And a few kegs Butter Which they offer for sale. dec 15 92 3 ‘ For Liverpool, The stanch, fast sailing ship Susan, Winslow, roaster, will have immediate despatch, having 500 bales ready to go on board. For freight of 350 bales, apply to JOHNSTON & BILLS. WHO HAVE FOR SALE, 250 barrels pilot Bread 25 do no 1 Pork 50 kegs Richmond man. Tobacco, Bs. 10 hhds. N. E. Rum. defc. 3 8a Johnston's upper wharf. For Liverpool, * The good substantial ship JUSTIN A, Andrew Tombs, commander, having ler cargo ready to go on board, and will \ >oon be despatched ; for Freight or passage, ap ply on board, or to Wm. T AYLOIt. dec 2 81 For Liverpool, The ship Liverpool Trader, captain Fenno, wants freight 0f250 to 300 bales sotton. The ship Edwin Bolton, capt. Cardner, wants jnly 300 bales. The British brig Scipio, capt. Madders, wants half her cargo, or about 250 bales. Also, the ship Belfast, capt. Bunker, for Havre, has all but 300 bales of her cargo ready. The whole will be immediately dispatched, dec 2 81 R. RICHARDSON k co. , : *3‘ F>ir Liverpool, .(fit THE fine welt known ship GEORGIA, .Tames Low’ master (a regular trader) is now in readiness to receive a cargo ar.d will meet with immediate despatch. For freight or passage apply to capt. Low, or to nov 4 59 ANDREW LOW k co. For Liverpool^ The known ship JUNO, John master, having 500 bales cotton ready to go on board, will meet with immediate despatch. For freight of the balance, or pas sage. having good accommodations, apply to captain Iloak, or B. M'KINNE k CO. nov 29 s 79 For Liverpool, -444\ The superior fast sailing ship Niagara, * l ombard, master, a vessel of the very first class, is nearly new having made only two voyages and wants, to complete her loading* 500 bales, or an equivalent. Apply to JOHN THOMAS, Rice'swharf. Who hits fir sale, on board said ship, Elegant FURNITURE 100 hhds Salt 40 firkins Butter 50 bundles Hay dec. 8 85 For Greenock, wjiaS\ The very fine coppered British brig ELIZA ANN, Thomas Little, master. For freight or passage apply to the master on board, or to JOHN SPEAKMAN & co. Bho have received per said brig, 400 pieces superior cotton bagging about 100 hampers Potatoes „ 50 kegs loch fine Herrings and a small assortment of fine cut Glass—con sisting of Tumblers, Decanters, &c. nov. 11. 63 For J Yewbern or Washington, n.c. The fast sailing sloop ROSEin BLOOM, E- Hamblin, master, wdl sail in all this week, having good accommodation. For freight Or passage, apply to the. master on board at Moore’s wharf, or to TAFT & SIBLEYS, dec 22 s 99 or Charleston , The regular and fast sailing packet sloop ADELINE, Z. Bradley, master, avmg apart of her freight engaged, will sail me tirst fair wind. For balance of freight, or Passage, having beautiful accommodations, ap *'v on board, at Hunter’s wharf, or to G F. & OLIVER PALMES. Who have jv st received and offer for sale, 150 barrels Philadelphia superfine Flour 15 do no. 3 Mackerel •*0 qr casks genuine rnalaga Wine 10 lilids prime .Sugars f>o do *. . K utn 150 barrels do, dee 23 qq .For Charleston!, The rev..lv packet sloop GENERAL WASHINGTON, capt Campbell, will ol for Charleston, in 2 nr 3 days i for freight or * <g, I mg super 1 oi secoinitiodaUutis, apply ° Uir n.aster on liO(*r*l,or to NICHOLS, DOMHO.N & IIII.LH. dn 20 (j; For New-York, • tfiv The new and substantial brig ROD ERICK, E. Harding, master, intended as a regular packet, will meet with despatch.— For freight or passage apply to the captain on board; at Jones’ wharf, or to CHARLES W. CARPENTER ii CO. of goods per the Roderick, are requested to call and receive them imme diately. h 200 . dec 25 For New-York, Affik The packet-brig ELIZA, Thayer, JljpUk master, will meet |with despatch. For freight or passage apply to the captain on board, or to HALL & HOYT, dec 25 200 For New-York, . The fast-sailing and regular packet -Brig LEVANT, D. Wood, master, will meet with immediate despatch, having part of her freight engaged. For freight of the remain der, or passage, apply to the captain on board, at Rice’s whar£ or to C. W. CARPENTER ii CO. Jones’ wharf. of goods per the Levant, are requested to call and receive them immediately. dec 25 h 200 For New-York, The superior packet brig AMELIA, Rodman, master, will have despatch.— For freight or passage apply on board, at Jones’ wharf, or to GEORGE GORDON. Landing from said brig, 10 puncheons N.E. RUM nov 24 74 For Freight or Charter, To any part of the United States or TmKvr Ike West Indies, the new and stanch schooner DISPATCH, capt. Lewis Folsom, will carry about lll'O bbls. For sale on board said schooner. 30000 common and coving Bricks 60 casks thomastown stone Lime 250 bushels Potatoes 20 bbls Beef, boston no. 1 14 do northern Rum 25 boxes mould Candles 10 do Ist quality Soap 100 do Cod-fish 10 casks cut Sl-Ua, msorted sizes 2- yds Tow-cloth i 5 doz. i-orum Hat® ~ I 1 Bereau 1 Desk 6 portable do. 2 tea Tables Apply to the captain on board, at Wayne’s wharf, or the subscriber. JACOB CHADBOURN. dec. 25. 200 *” ‘ “* ■ ‘*■'■■■■■ m ... mm ■■* ■ ■■ Landing from Brig Eliza, 200 Shear Moulds 4 boxes Wool Hats For sale by JO’ IN LATHROP ii CO. dec 27 s 201 Hunter's Wharf New Shoes. Just received by brigs Speedy Peace and Ventrosa, A general assortment of SHOES, calculated for wholesale and retail—viz. Ladies’ morocco boots do quarter boots do jackson bootees do walking shoes—grecian ties do do jeffersons do slippers and pmay laces do do with Ke*s do blk and col’d kid and jean slips do leather walking shoes and pumps Gentlemen’s suwarrow and razee boots do fine copper bound shoetees do fine shoetees and pumps do morocco do do do Spanish calf-skin dress pumps do seal-skin shoes Men’s coarse shoes and shoetees Boys’ do do Children’s leather shoes and buskins do morocco do and bootees. Also —a large assortment of negro shoes. above stock is equal in quality to any ever brought to this market, and will be sold at the lowest prices at wholesale and retail. FREDERICK MARSTON. nov 29 79 Price £5 M’Gran, Market-square, Have for salei _ OX ACCOMMODATING TERMS Prime muscovado Sugar, in hhds. and bbls. Double refined loaf do in bbls. lump do. in bbls. Prime green Coffee, in bbls. and bags Chests hyson Tea, latest importation Boxes Soap and Candles, warranted good, (Colgate’s) Best richmond Tobacco, in kegs, 8 to the pound Cheese Holland and anchor Gip Cognac Brandy Jamaica and n. 1. Rum Malaga and teneriH'e Wine Pepper, Allspice, Ginger Together -with an assortment of Broadcloths, white and blue Plains Linen, cotton Bagging, kc. kc. dee 12 90 Saddlery. ML, WHITE, Market-square. ...Savannah, liM on hand and will be receiving, a gen eral assortment of RADDLF.ItY, niuinifactured by M. W. Morgan, New-York j warranted made in the best manner und to suit the market, which are ollered wholesale and retail, at a small ad vance from the New-Yurk charges, dec 21 aeSOO MOND.IT MORNING, DECEMBER 29, 1817. V V For Providence, * t , Brig Gen. Jackson, William T. Pearce, now lying at Rice’s wharf, will sail on Thursday next. “For freight or P assa £ e apply to the master on board. For Baltimore, The packet brig CALYPSO, captain Jggggfe Neill, w ill be dispatched in all next week, or earlier if freight offers. For freight or pas sage, apply on board, or to dec 25 200 R. RICHARDSON & CO. 1 1 - - ■ ■ For New-York , The packet ship MARY AUGUSTA, J|g|QK Porter, master, having the most of her freight engaged, will meet with despatch : for the remainder, or passage, having handsome accommodations, apply on board, or to CHAS. C. GRISWOLD & CO. McKime's wharf. Who has landing from said ship and for sale, 5 pipes Pierpoint’s N. York anchor Gin 30 kegs Labby’s manufactured Tobacco half do. do bundles Hay 50 boxes tobacco Pipes dec 15 g 2 For freight or charter, Am) The stanch good brig LYDIA, J. M. Nichols, master, burthen 164 tons, now ready to take on board a cargo; a freight for the West-Indies or south of Europe, will be taken low. Apply to JOHNSTON U HILLS. dec 9 i 87 #3* 100 to 150 bales Cotton are wanted to fill up the ship CAMILLA, who will positively clear out early next month for Greenock. For which or passage apply on board, or to WILLIAM TAYLOR, dec 25 wi 200 H7*loo bales of COTTON wanted on freight, in the Lord Whitworth, tp Sail in all this week. Inquire of. S. C. DUNNING. dec 16 • ■ ? 93 Q3° The ship > can SUMS.*#*' 150 b^. c SffiwSfe®s Ur dec 17 94 ■ ... Q3* The ship John § Edward, having the principal part of her cargo on board, will sail for Liverpool in all next week. She can still take 100 bales of cotton on freight; and, having elegant accommodations, will take a few passengers, if early application is made to capt. Webb on board, or to RICHARDS & HARROWAY. dec 27 901 - (J3* The ship Science, for Greenock, has now on board equal to 300 bales. She will take 300 bales on freight, at a moderate rate, and will be dispatched as quick as possible. Apply to the captain on board, at Smith’s wharf, or to JAMES CARRUTHERS. dec 27 1 lO® 150 or 200 bales COTTON are wanted on freight, to fill up the brig Eliza Axx, Little, master, for Greenock. She will leave this, as soon as she can stow her cargo. JOHN SPEAKMAN k Cos. dec 27 1 Exchange, BILLS on London, Liverpool and Glasgow. payable in London, on New-York and Phi ladelphia, for sale by JOHN SPEARMAN, & co. Fraser’s -wharf. 60 nov. 6 Bills on Liverpool, Payable in London, and on Boston, for sale by JOHN BOGUE & CO. nov 27 77 Hunter’s -wharf. BILLS ~~ On Bostoti, New-York and Philadelphia, at short sight. For sale by JAMES T. WILD, nov 24 74 Hunter’s-wharf ~~ BILLS On New-York, and on Providence direct, or payable in Boston, for sale by GEO. GORDON. ALSO, U. S. Post Notes of §SOO each, dec 3 82 Bills on New-York, For sale by Charles Cotton. nov 12 Hunter’s wharf. Bills on New-York, At short sight, for sale by WILLIAM GASTON. sept 9 35 Genuine Madeira JVme. 5 half pipes superior quality Madeira Wine, just received on consignment, and for sale by MINIS & HKNKY. dec 13 91 Muscovado Sugar. 20 Idids prime l muscovado Sugar \ few Idids Jamaica Hum Just received •ml for sale on good terms, hy KK'ITEI.L A SEW ALL, and 22 98 ,W>. J 4, IMm\ whinf . Fall and “Winter Goods. The subscribers have received by the ship Georgia , and other recent arrivals from Liverpool and Greenock, up-wards of ONE THOUSAND packages Seasonable Dry Goods, Comprising a complete assortment of Woolen, Worsted, Linen, Cotton and Silk GOODS, which have been carefully selected by one of the part ners, and will be sold by the piece, or package, at a moderate advance for cash, cotton or un doubted paper. CCj* Families can be supplied, by the piece or dozen, on reasonable terms. oct2B 56 JINDREW LOW & CO. Just Received, GENTLEMEN’S Buck Skin „ Bearer „ Beaver fleecy lined „ Castor ~ black and white, English and French Silk „ Cotton Ladies* Beaver „ Beaver fleecy lined ~ black and color’d Castor • „ black white and fancy Kid „ black and white English and French Silk „ Cotton Misses’ Beaver Children’s do. j Gentlemen’s white Lamb’s Wool * .. grey „ white, grey & black “Worsted „ grey Angola „ white and color’d Cotton „ white and black Silk Ladies’ white, black & col’d Worsted „ black, white & col’rd Cotton „ black and white English and French Silk Boy’s Worsted Children’s do. . Misses* white Cotton • whiles. Half „ color and do. do. do. white & col’d Worsted do. Angola do For sale by STEBBIJVS MASON. dec 8 86 - - • Stebbins § Mason Have received, By recent arrivals, An assortment of english, french and india GOODS: which will be sold on the lowest and most ac commodating terms Among them are 4-4 6-4 7-4 8-4 and 10-4.-irish Damask and Diaper, for table cloths 3-4 bird’s-eye Diaper russian Diaper german Rolls irish Sheetings irish Linens, very low charged linen Cambrics do Handkerchiefs linen and cotton Bedtick marseilles bed Quilts black and colored canton Crapes black and white italian do t . , florence and levantine Silks, a complete as sortment • , high colored changeable Sinchews atid Sarcenetts blue Sarcenetts Florentines swansdown and plush Pelerines silk Shawls elegant merino do bandanna Handkerchiefs black canton do black and colored sewing Silk and Twist silk Hosiery and Gloves black and col’d castor and kid Gloves satin, taffeta and velvet Ribbons . chenelle Cords, Cords and Tassels artificial Flowers velvet with gilt clasps silk Netts for the head 6-4 mull Muslins inserting Trimmings thread Laces, a good assortment A variety of rich garnature Trimmings white and black thulle Lace ostrich and down Feathers Cloth?, cassimeres, vestings, carpeting Furniture calicoes Rose and duffil blankets, plains, Bombazetts India muslins, checks, &c. &c. nov 17 68 George Relpli, NO. 2— gibbons’ bcildinr, Has just received and opened, superior chintz Furniture and dres3 Calicoes white and colored muslin Itobcs plain and tambored jaconet 8t mull mull Muslins Counterpains & marseilles Quilts, from 8 to 12-4 plain and figured 9-8 and 6-4 Cambrirks Irish Sheeting and Linens, well assorted linen and cotton Bed-tick do worsted and cotton Hosiery, very cheap union Stripes anil Derriea and a large assort men* of Plains, Blankets nnd Flannels, which will he sold at very reduced prices ALSO, A few ladies’ Pelisses, ami gentlemen’s toilinet Waistcoat *, of superior quality, and the lateat London fashion <le 9 , 84 ‘ tJYew Series —Yol. i.—No. 202. Glllett $ Milne, Have just received, by the Olynthns from Phila* delp/si , 2 cases black and changeable Sarcenets 2 do best quality Florentines 1 do fringed Barcelona black silk Handk’fe 2 do superior bl’k & col’rd nankin Crapes 2 do do do do canton do dec 3 . se 82 Rough Rice Will be purchased by dec 4 83 R. a j. HABERSHAM. Tefi’t £5 Perkins Have received by late arrivals, THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES—-VIZ. Tea-tr iys, elegant and fashionable pattern* plated Castors, do do brass Fenders do do wire do do do curtain Pins do do cases of single and double-barrelled Fowling pieces and Rifles dutch Brooms—Head-brushes japanned and plated Bread-baskets crown Window-glass * Chafing-dishes, Dust-pans, Anvils, Nails Powder, of superior quality Jewellery, kc. kc. Which they are offering on their usual fair terms, at their store, opposite col. Shellman’s boarding-house. dec 3 82 Piano Fortes, Seven fine toned PIANOS, just received and for sale at the New York prices by STEBBINS & MASON, nov 18 . . 69 Landing ■ ‘, . H rom ship Prudence. 20 hhds x. e. Rum 1 case Fowling-pieceS 1 cask Hard-ware— For sale by CHARLES IV. CARPENTER & CO - nov 25 75 . 6 Riding Gigs, An invoice of fancy Chairs 7 ban-els buck-wheat Flour Just received and for s.le by OLIVER M. LILLIBRIDGE. nov 25 - ... 75 Just Received, - - P er *hip Prudence 3 bales and l case superfine Cloths 4 cases assorted Hats 6 trunks Shoes ail'd A few articles of Furniture—For sale by C. W. CARPENTER ii CO. dec \ 60 GLOVES. HOSE. i M. L. WHITE, „ . (maHKET-SOUABe) ■Has just received , by numerous arrivals t A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Choice and Seasonable Goods; Which are offered for sale, wholesale and retail, and at reduced prices, for cash, cotton or short credit, CONSISTING op Black and colored Sinchewsand Sarsnets do do Canton Handkerchiefs do .do Florence and Levantine Silks, fashionable colors do Taffetas and plaid Silks do and white Thule Lace and silk Gauze Silk Hose and Gloves •, kid Gloves do Shawls and Handkerchiefs Satin and lustrings Ribbons White and colored Feathers Flag Handkerchiefs and Bandannas Lace Handkerchiefs and Shawls Silk and cotton Florentines Black, white and colored Crapes Silk net Sleeves , Black and white figured Laces, with A general assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and and Cotton Goods, British and domestic —also, — TWENTY CASKS OE ASSORTED HARD-WARE AJVD CUTLERY; Consisting of a general assortment, put up ex pressly for the country, and for sale at a small advance from the auction cost in New-York. GROCERIES , Sfc. SO barrels N. E. and rectified Rum 10 do common Brandy 5 do apple ~do 10 do Gin-—3 hhds Jamaica Rum 5 hhds West-India Ruiti—2o bags Coffee 15 chests hyson, young hyson & hyson skin Teas 50 kegs mahufactr’d Tobacco, Ist & 2d quality 50 m. Spanish Cigars—2s m. N. Orleans Cigars 10 boxes Raisins—lo jars Lorillard’s Snuff 30 pieces cotton Ragging 5 crates stone and Earthernware 30 dozen Fryingpans, assorted sizes 10 casks patent and Carolina Hoes 10 casks eight and ten link trace Chains 50 cases roram, castor and wool llats, at very low prices nov 26 76 Goshen Butter $ dip'd Candlet* 27 firkins first quality Goshen Butter, and 60 boxes dipped Candles Landing from ship Mary Augusta,for sale by KEA V BUTLKR. dec 16 93 JV. E. Bum. 12 hhds N. E Until, for sale by M KETCH CM, dee 20 9 7 Jon* wharf.