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BAYANNAH DALLY GAZETTE.
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/ For Liverpool,
\WM f 4 The British ship PATENT,
IHesSl captain Barugh, carrying 500 bales
1 only ; has 300 engaged, and will be
KSSteIV despatched. For freight of the re
mainder, apply to R- HICHARDSON& Cos.
■- dec 4 83
I For Liverpool,
Itftß The fast sailing coppered ship KEN-
IlfeSfc SINGTON, Isaac Silliman, master; only
Kants 200 bales cotton to complete her cargo—
lor freight of this quantity, or passage, apply to
| JNO. SPEAKMAN &, CO.
H eceivedper said ship , Fraser’s wharf.
I 300 barrels Flour
I And a few kegs Butter
| “Which they offer for sale. dec 15 92
| For Liverpool,
I &|f\ The stanch, fast sailing ship Sosas,
life Winslow, master, will have immediate
pspatch, having 500 bales ready to go on board.
Lr freight of 350 bales, apply to
I JOHNSTON & HILLS.
I -WHO HAVE FOB SALE,
I 250 barrels pilot Bread
I 25 do no. 1 Pork
I 50 kegs Richmond man. Tobacco, Bs.
| 10 hhds. N. E. Rvun.
I dec. 3 8s Johnston’s upper wharf
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For Liverpool,
Lfifv The good substantial ship JUSTINA,
Andrew Tombs, commander, having
Saffofher cargo ready to go on board, and will
soon be despatched ; for freight or passage, ap
ply on board, or to W. T AYLOI4.
dec 2 81
For Liverpool,
v&jiikv The ship Liverpool Trader, captain
Fenno, wants freight 0f250 to 300 bales
jetton.
The ship Edwin Bolton, capt. Cardner, wants
;ly 300 bales.
, The British brig Scipio, capt. Madders, wants
her cargo, or about 250 bales.
! Also, the ship Belfast, capt. Bunker, for Havre,
las all but 300 bales of her cargo ready. The
pole will be immediately dispatched.
[ dec 2 81 R. RICHARDSON 8t co.
For Liverpool, “ ’
THE fine well known ship GEORGIA,
Low master (a regular trader) is
few in readiness to receive a cargo and will
(Meet With immediate despatch. For freight or
[passage apply to capt. Low, or to
nov 4 59 ANDREW LOW 8t co.
For Liverpool,
w§M\ The superior fast sailing ship Niagara,
Lombard,* master, a vessel of the very
firs’ class, is nearly new having made only two
voyages and wants, to complete her loading,
JOO bales, or an equivalent. Apply to
JOHN THOMAS, Rice’s wharf
Who has for sale, on board said ship,
Elegant FURNITURE
150 hhds Salt
40 firkins Butter
50 bundles Hay dec 8 86
For Liverpool,
Uifx The fast sailing ship REMITTANCE,
BpSHfc Coffin, master, now in readiness to re
fttive a cargo. For freight of 500 bags cotton
and passage, apply on board, or to
I dec 29 202 REA &: BUTLER.
For Greenock,
vsraßY The very fine coppered British brig
ELIZA ANN, Thomas Little, master,
for freight or passage apply to the master on
kard, or to JOHN SPEAKMAN & co.
Who have received per said brig,
400 pieces superior cotton bagging
about 100 hampers Potatoes
„ 50 kegs loch fine Herrings
Ed a small assortment of fine cut Glass—con
sisting of Tumblers, Decanters, Bcc.
I nov. 11. ‘ 63
„ For New-York,
The superior packet brig AMELIA,
captain Mott, will have immediate des
-I>tch, half her cargo being ready to go on board.
I ■ the remainder, or passage, having superior
accommodations, apply to the captain on board,
r . GEO. GORDON.
MC/ Consignees are requested to attend and
itceive their Goods, this dat, at Hunter’s wharf.
| jtec 29 2
For New-York,
The new and substantial brig ROD
ERICK, E. Harding, master, intended
regular packet, will meet with despatch
Bor freight or passage apply to the captain on
ward; at Jones* wharf, or to
| CHARLES W. CARPENTER & CO.
I Cj'Consignees of goods per the Roderick,
pfe requested to call and receive them imme-
F* >elv ’ h 200 dec 25
I' or New-Porky
NHfD ** ,c pocket-brig ELIZA, Thayer,
Blaster, will meet with despatch. For
■gilt or passage apply to the cuptain on board,
r, 10 __ HALL U HOYT.
I dec2s “ 200
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| For New-York,
Uf**\ T, '‘• regular pocket ship COTTON
II Fasli, master, will huedos
nrr h .V . apuiy on board,
I ‘ dfwr't wharf, or to
BALt.AniHkfiPENCF.iI.
LY* ire requested to attend sad
* ivr their good*, tms ui.
<* 39 303
For Providence,
Brig Gen. Jackson,
William T. Pearce, now
lying at Rice’s wharf,
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For Baltimore ,
The packet brig CALYPSO, captain
stpllf Neill, will 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.
For Alexandria,
The schooner SPRUCE, capt. Allen,
having two thirds of her cargo engaged
e immediate dispatch. For freight of the
remainder, apply to captain Allen on board or to
KETTELL & SEWALL.
dec 30 203
For Charleston,
The packet-sloop EXPRESS, Ham
met, master, will sail on Sunday next.
For freight or passage, having elegant accom
modations, apply to the master on hoard, at Bol
ton’s wharf, or to ISAAC COHEN,
dec 30 i 203
For Charleston,
The regular and fast sailing packet-
ADELINE, Z. Bradley, master,
having a part of her freight engaged, will sail
the first fair wind. For balance of freight, or
passage, having beautiful accommodations, ap
ply on board, at Hunter’s wharf, or to
G. F. & OLIVER PALMES.
Who have just received and offer for sale,
150 barrels Philadelphia superfine Flour
15 do no. 3 Mackerel
30 qr casks genuine malaga Wine
10 hhds prime Sugars
60 do n. e. Rum
150 barrels do.
dec 23 99
For Freight or Charter,
wi p ■* 1 ZY7> *f‘JpWl*Z Yn FiW- JOT ,
Indies ,
, The fine stanch sloop Henry, burthen 63
Jjli‘lie tons, or about 500 barrels ; for terms,
apply to capt. John Read on board, at Moore’s
wharf, or to M. HERBERT & CO.
dec 30 s 203
For Freight or Charter,
To any part of the United States or
the West Indies, the new and stanch
schooner DISPATCH, capt. Lewis Folsom, will
carry about 1100 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 Nails, assorted sizes
300 yds Tow-cloth
5 doz. rorum Hats
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
{£F*loo 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
fey* 150 or 200 bales COTTON are
w anted on freight, to fill up the brig Eliza Ann,
Little, master, for Greenock. She will leave
this, as soon as she can stow her cargo.
JOHN SPEAKMAN & Cos.
dec 27 1
Exchange,
BILLS on London, Liverpool and Glasgow.
payable in London, on New-York and Phi
ladelphia, for sale by JOHN SPEAKMAN, & co.
Fraser’s-wharf. - 60 nov. 6
Dills on Liverpool,
Payable in London, and on Boston, for sale by
JOHN BOGUE & CO.
nov 27 77 Hunter’s wharf.
DILLS
On Boston, New-York and Philadelphia,
at short sight. For sale by
JAMES T. WILD,
nov 24 74 Hunter’s wharf.
lULLS
On New-York, arof on Providence direct, or
payable in Boston, for sale by
GEO. GORDON.
V 8. Post Notes offtSOO ewh.
dec 3 82
Dills on New-York,
At abort sight, for sate by
Wit.UAM GASTON.
sept 0 3|
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 31, 1817.
Fall and Winter Goods.
The subscribers have received by the ship Georgia,
and other recent anivals from Liverpool and
Greenock, upwards of
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES
Seasonable Dry Goods,
Comprising a complete assortment of Woolen,
Worsted, Lineitj Cotton and Silk GOODS, which
have been carefully selected hy 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.
andj 3 Families can be supplied, by the piece or
dozen, on reasonable terms.
oct2B 56 ANDREW LOW & CO.
Just Received,
GENTLEMEN’S Buck Skin
„ Beaver
„ Beaver fleecy lined
„ 1 Castor
„ black and white, English and l__j
French Silk “
„ Cotton
Ladies’ Beaver
„ Beaver fleecy lined >
~ black and color’d Castor l_J
„ black white and fancy Kid
„ black and white English and
French Silk , u
„ Cotton
Misses* Beavfer
Children’s do. „
Gentlemen’s white Lamb’s Wool *
g™y *
„ white, grey &. black Worsted
„ grey Angola
„ white and color’d Cotton
„ white and black Silk tan)
Ladies’ white, black & col’d Worsted MH
„ black, white & col’rd Cotton
„ black and white English and s
French Silk GC
Boy’s Worsted bjarf
Misses’* -Whitt CSHoiST
Gentlemen’s white Lamb’s Wool, half
„ color’d do. do. do.
„ white & col’d Worsted do.
„ Angola do
For sale by STEBBINS & MASON.
dec 8 86
Stebbins Mason
Have received, By recent arrivals,
An assortment of english, french and india
GOODS:
which will be sold on t.he 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
florence and levantine Silks, a complete as
sortment
high colored changeable Sinchews and
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 Indispensables, 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 tmille Lace
ostrich and down Feathers
Cloths, cassimeres, vestings, carpeting
Furniture calicoes
Rose and duflil blankets, plains,
Bombazetts
India muslins, checks, See. &c.
nov 17 68
George Relph,
no. 2— -gibbons* Britain®,
Has just received and opened,
superior chintz Furniture and dress Calicoes
white and colored muslin Robes
plain and tambored jafconet 8t mull mull Muslins
Counterpains k marseilles Quilts, from 8 to 12-4
plain and figured 9-8 and 6-4 Cambricka
Irish Sheeting and Linens, well assorted
linen ami cotton Bed-tick do
worsted and cotton Hosiery, very cheap
union Stripes and Derrips
and a large assortment of Plains, Blankets and
Flannels, wliich wifl be sold at very reduced
price!
A L O,
A few Indies’ Pelisse*, and gentlemen’s toilinet
Waistcoat*, of superior quality, and the
latest London fashion,
doc 5 84
The Subscriber f \
Offers for sale ah Invoice, consisting of the fallow.
ing articles: f
Single and double bolted Padlocks y **
Do do patent do
Pen and pocket Knives, children’s do. assort
ed, and low charged /
Scissors, chest Locks, Knives and Forks
Stock Locks, Augers, pin Mauls, iron Butts
Carpenters’ Hammers, Sad Irons
Scrubbing Brushes, ship .Scrapers, &c.
AtSO,
20 crates crockery Ware
25 cases Tumblers, 15 boxes tea China
10 tons Russia and Swedes Iron
The above goods will be sold low, and on ac
commodating terms, for the purpose of closing
a concern. Apply to’ IS AAG COHEN,
nov 15 ; se 77
Tpfft § Perkins
Have received by late arrivals,
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES— VIZ.
Tea-trtys, elegant and fashionable patterns
plated Castors, <lo do
brass Fenders do do
wire do dp do
curtain Pins do do
cases of single and double-barrelled Fowling
pieces and Rifles
dutch Brooms—He?.d-brushes
japanned and plated Bread-baskets
crown Window-glass
Chafing-dishes, Dust-pans, Anvils, Nails
Powder, of superior quality
Jewellery, Sic Bcc.
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
From ship Prudence,
20 hhds ir. e. Rum
1 case Fowling-pieces
1 cask Hard-ware—
For sale bv
CHARLES w. CARPENTER fcf CO.
nov 25 75
Just Received,
per ship Prudence
3 bales and 1 case superfine Cloths
4 cases assorted Hats
6 trunks Shoes and
A few articles of Furniture—For sale by
C. W. CARPENTER & CO.
dec 8 60
M. L. WHITE,
(xARKET-SaCARX)
Has just received, by numerous arrivals,
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 OF
Black and colored Sinchews and 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 OF ASSORTED
HARD-WARE AND 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, %c.
50 barrels N. E. and rectified Rum
10 dp common Brandy
5 do apple do
10 do Gin—3 hhds Jamaica Rum
5 hhds West-India Rum—2o bags Coffee
15 chests hyson, young hyson & hyson skin Teas
50 kegs manufar.tr’d Tobacco, Ist & 2d quality
50 m. Spanish Cigars—2s m. N. Orleans Cigars
10 boxes Raisins—lo jars Ixirillard’s Snuff
30 pieces cotton Bagging
5 crates stone and Earthemware
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 Hats, at very
low prices nov 26 76
Goshen Butter fy dip'd Candles .
27 firkins first quality Goshen Butter, and
60 boxes dipped Candles
Landing from slap Mary Auppitta.far sate by
UEA U BUTLER.
dec 16 93
Cheese, Gin, &c.
1 NIFTY cask* first quality r*Uen CHEESE
, 30 boxes mould CANDLES
4 pipes urw.york GIN
Itr<per brie Tobft, from Nnt-tmrU,
| For lby litU A HUTU tt,
1 dee S %A
Senes — Yol. i. — No. 80*.
I Fall Goods, &c.
1 J. R. WHITE $ CO*
HAVE received by thi ship Cora, from Liv
erpool, an additional supply of
V? p ACK£GLh of goods,
’ * e t Y UWT assortment extensive and com*
Pic Y b,- oh e c f the part*
v ‘ house* they can u warranted in
pm. .excellence aftd prices equq to aoy im*
portsjHon—viz: \ ,
20 bales well assorted superfine Ch>*hs and
Cassimeres
15 bales Bombazets, Rattine's and Serges
2 do Salisbury Flannels
Do pelisse Cloths
t 5 do well assorted Vestings
2 cases fashionable Scarfs
1 bale superfine striped Silesia Cloth
10 bales Brussels and Venetian Carpeting elfiV
gant hearth Rugs and bed-side Carpets
2 bales white Flannels
4 do blue and green Booking Baize
6 do rose, point and duffil Blankets
1 do negro Jackets and Trowsers
15 do great Coats
8 do white, drab and mixed Kersey!
1 do scarlet Cloaks
9 do white Plains
46 trunks Muslins, muslin Dresses, Trim*
mings, Handkerchiefs, Shawls, Dowlas,
Ginghams, &c.
5 trunks black and colored Cambrics
4 bales seine Twine, in balls
5 cases Threads
4 do men’s and boy’s fine IJr.ts
6 do brown Silesias (linens)
5 do ladies’ and Children’s beaver Bonnets
•••••A N D..5.
444 pieces superior cotton Bagging
124 do do Osnaburgs
65 casks 4d, 6.J, Bd, lOd, 2l)d Nails’
SO do twisted link plough Chain!
7 casks and cases Henry’s calcined MAGNE
SIA aud Epsom SALTS
They will sell any of the above articles, either
by the package or piece, and singly, to accommo
date individuals.
THir HAVE AISO RECEIVE®,
By the ship Patent, from Liverpool, an en- S
creased quan uty of GOODS, which renders the,r
assortment complete ; and they now offer for
sale a general and choice selection on terms un.
exceptionable. In addition to former supplies
they have now
Fashionable fringed Shawls and Scarfs
Marseilles Quilts and Counterpanes
Cassimeres, Vestings, Coating
Silk Lace Robes, very rich
Muslins, Dimities, Quiltings
Gloves, men’s and women’s beaver and silk
Calico, Bedticking, cotton Shirtings
Hoisefy, cotton, merino and worsted
White, )
Blue, C PLAINS
Mixed in Wool )
Baize, Booking, Blankets, Cloths
Ginghams and Cambrics
Cotton Balls and bed Lace
Flannels, blue, red, yellow and white, Etc.
dec 29 we 202
New Store—New Goods,
CHEAPER THAN EVER,
At the store of PETER DREGE $ Cos,
CORNER OF BAT AND DRATTON-STREETS.
JUST received from London, via Charleston,
per sloop General Washington, captain
Campbell,
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, VIZ—
-2 trunks of the latest fashion extra superfine
Waterloos, of all colors, lined with and
without silk
2 trunks of the very best blue cloth Coats
2 do. different colors
3 do. extra fine Pantaloons, cossack fashion
3 do. fashionable boy’s Dresses
2 do. of low priced Suftouts
1 do. sky blue Waterloo Pantaloons
1 case merino Shirts, for gentlemen’s wear
1 do. lamb’s wool do.
2 do. extra fine lamb's wool Drawers
2 do. merino Drawers, long and short
4 trunks extra fine irish linen Shirts
1 bale do. Cloth, of all colors
2 do. do. Cassimeres
4 trunks Waistcoats, different qualities
16 cases fine and coarse Hats
1 trunk angola Stockings
1 do. lamb’s wool do.
3 bales red flannel Shirts
1 do. extra size lion skin gTeat Coats
2 bales london made pea Jackets
10 -do. negro Jackets and Trowsers
2 do. london duffil Blankets, 2 yards wide
1 do. red and white Flannels
1 box Dominos
1 bale white Plains, which will be sold by the
piece at the wholesale price
And a great many other Goods, too nume
rous to particularize.
•shiALSOmmi
3 doz. red Shawls, the very newest French
fashion, which can also answer for bed cov
ers. •
3 do. white do. do. do
-3 do. purple do. do. do.
dee 21 99
D. W. M’KENZIE,
At Rice’s wharf,
flat jutt received per britf Levant, from N. Fork,
and offers for talc at low prices ,
100 beaver HATS
40 do do ladies'blk, trim’d complete
40 do do do drab do do
1000 castor do
600 roram do
40 youth's roram Hats
13 tiuldrcn's Ruff s
60 wool lists
taa* 300