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feamtma^Sfoutrttser. Pus l - 11 **® ° M Tuesday AND bi3AY ’ by POWERS & SEYMOUR, m Markjt-Squau, orroiiTi Mr. Hili’sTavun: whxrx AtvtiTiuutilTi, and rl * NT£l ' LleE MCE Alt GRATEFULLY RECEIVED, AND ALL ORDERS EXECUTED WITH ACCURACY AND PUNCTUALITY. Vot. I. A. Van Sinderen, Has removed his Goods to the Jlore formerly oc cufed by Mr. James Alger (oppopte the Mer ihunts and Planters Coffee-Kouft) where he has far fait on very low terms — J An extensive assortment of Dry Goods, jewellery, Plated Ware, Cutlery, japanned Ware, and a few excellent Guns, Swords and Pistols.—Also, Hyion, Soucliong and Sequin Teas, of superior quality, Loaf Sugar, Mace, Cloves, Nutmegs 1 and Cinnamon.—Like wife, A large collection of Books. Royal, Foolscap and Poll Paper. Sealing Wax, Wafers, Quills, Reeves Colours, camels hair Pencils, See. See. December 16. 82. For Sale, TWILLED Blanketing, Blue, Green and White, half thick Rugs ; colion Cards; Port, Madeira and Fayall Wine in Pipes; 1500 Bulhels bt'ft Allum salt; Spanish Brown & Yel low Ocre in Powder ; One pair Dining Ta bles, one Sette, one case Knives and *ue gilt Looking Glass. An audited Certificate, is sued December 1794, f° r supplies to the Con tinental Army, Ottober 1777, for Two Thou sand Dollars. A Tenement and half Lot, in Yamacraw, adjoining the Tenement former ly occupied by Jonathan Clark, Eiq-deceafed. A Mulatto Woman, about Twenty Years of Age, accuflomed to take care of children. Eight New Negroes, and a few Tierces Rice. ROBERT WATTS* December 16. 82 PETER MADDEN 7 Kef est fully informs his friends and the public, that he has removed into the bottom of Capt. How ells house on the Bay , with, the articles he has saved from thefire , which he now offers fiorfile, on his usual low terms, and will be thankful for a continuance of their favors. —They confifi ehiefly ts the following articles —Vl z. Men* and womens fuperfine Hats, made here. Do. do. English and northern. Childrens coloured Beaver do. ladies fattinet and florentine shoes and flippers. Mens fine and coarse shoes. Kofe Blankets, from 5 to 9-4 quarters. Driffield do. Swaufdown veil patterns. Scarlet cloth for cloaks. Scarlet and Bath coating, womens cloaks. Camblct coats and cloaks. Green baize, camblet, oznaburg. Coarse cloths, durant, fuftian, bed tick. 6-4 Apron check ; pocket handkerchiefs. Spotted and striped Bandanocs ; Ribbons. Check shirts and trowfers ; blue cloth coats. Jackets and Trowfers ; whole & half Boots. Humhums ; Irish Linen. Whips, saddles, bridles, buckles Sc tips, Hosiery ; Hardware. ©ftrich Feathers, Plumes. A quantity of feented Sc plain Hair Powder. Hard and foft Pomatum. Ink Powder ; Blacking Ball & Brushes. Hylon Souchong and BoheaTeas. Rum, Salt, Cheese, Bacon. Bcft Virginia chewing Tobacco—with a gene ral assortment of Medicines, Sec. Sic. Orders from his creditors will be taken as cash for a ny of the above Articles. Savannah, Dec. 16. 82. Received, ty the ftiipSoehalt, capt. Wolff, a Quantity of Coal and Salt, for falc by HUNTER, PRESTMAN Sc Cos. Savannah, December 9. So. Gii.NET A BROTHERS, Inform their friends and the public, their Jlore on the Bay being burnt, they have moved to St. Julian-Strert, almofl oppoftc.the Mark et, where they have an Extensive Assortment if frefh Imported European and India GOODS, Suitable to the feafim, which they will fell low for Cash , or country produce , by Wholejale , or Re tail: Such as SUPERFINE cloths and caffimers, coarse and fine fwanfdowns, coatings, flannels and fjf : £cs ; negro plains, rendal cottons, duffil and role blankets, fhaloons, ratinets, moreens, taboreens, durants, callimancoes, ruffcls, cam bazetts, camblets, velvets, thicksets, fatiuets, princes cords, janes, dimities, Dutch, India and English lutcllrings and taffeties, wide vertians, French and English silk shawls, muslin do. a great variety |of chintfes and callicoes, satin ribbons, fine plain and tamboured book, and jaconet muffins, worked cravats, bell Engliflr silk, plated, and patent stockings, cotton and fine worlleddo. French A Irish linens, twilled modes, black Barcelona handkerchiefs, linen and cotton do. silk high top buttons, flat do. bobbins, tape, twist, lowing silk, coloured thread, and ferret, silk binding, galoons, fur and kid gloves, romals, India bar.dannces, •carle and fine bed ticken, and bed cords, fine and coarse shoes, caipbricks, laces, and edging, and many other articles, too numerous to men tion here : Also, a few asks of RUM and CIN, and a fewthoufand weight of CHEESE. Savannah, December <*. 79 REASON and TRUTH impartial guide the way. TUESDAY, December 20, 1796* LEMUEL CLARK, Begs leave to inform his friends, and the public in general, that he has opened his Store, in Market-Square, next door to MeJJrs. Hamson ,&Co. and under the Printinc- Office —Where he has for falc, Europ ean and India GOODS, At a very low advance for cash, or country product, viz. SUPERFINE and fccond broad cloths, caf fimers, lWauldown, and other veiling claftic cloth, coating, plains, flannels, baizes, durants, {balloons, callimancoes, blankets, sheeting, linens, dimity, humhums, velvet, and thick ■ sett, black luteftrings, and due tape, fattin, silk, worsted, and cotton hosiery, muslin and silk handkerchiefs, shawls; 300 pair ladies florentine shoes, and flippers, do. ladies lan dals, and leather flippers, mens, boys, misses, and childrens shoes, and flippers, of different colours; 3CO pair negroes black grained leath-r er shoes ; long and fliort boots ; Warranted gentlemen, ad ladies, boys, and childrens, fine and corfe hats, of different sizes and colours ; 7 eight day clocks, warranted; a few boxes of candles, and leap ; lod. nails, do. 4d. cut.—And a valuable colletlicni) oi Eu ropean and American Books. Savannah, Dec. 16. n.B'l. THOMAS SMITH, BEGS leave to inform his Friends in Town and Country, that lince the fire, lie has opened a Store on the Bay, in Major Harden’s range of buildings, nearly opposite the Merchants ‘SB Planters Coffee-Houfe— And having saved a considerable part of his Dry Goods from the Devastation, together with a large Assortment just arrived, by the Tryall from England and, the Apollo from Ncw-York, makes his assort ment nearly as general as before, and which he will fell on his usual low terms. —He trulls that the distance from the center of the City, will not prevent his Friends coining to his store as usual. The Articles he has just received, principally consists of the following, viz. Superfine and iecond Broadcloths. 500 pieces Muslins, generally assorted. 1 i-4ths and 12-qths fuperfine Counterpanes, plain and fringed. Superfine 4*4ths Cotton sheeting. A large assortment of Romal, Policat, Lawn, Bordered, Fancy, coloured and French Hand kerchiefs. 3-4ths, 7sths, and4*4ths Bed Ticking. 8-4UIS, 8-4 is, g-4ths, iO-4ths and Bed Bunts, with bolftcrs and 2 pillows complete. 100 Silk Umbrellas. Oil case Hat covers. * An Assortment of Checks* & English Humhums 6 cases Mens, Womens and Childrens Hals. Superfine white, fcarletand red flannel. White, brown& blue Plains of the fell quality. An assortment ot Coatings. Durants, Callnnanco, Shaloons and Ruffcls oi a very superior quality, Callicoes and Chintfes. Silk, Twist, Ferrit, Buttons and Tapes, icolbs. assorted Ounce Thread. A large assortment oi Oznaburgh, white, brown and black Thread, (hoe Thread. Bed Cords, Havnbro and Fish Lines, Chalk do. A general Assortment of Cordage. Oznaburgs, German Rolls and RulTia Sheeting. Camblets and camblet Cloaks. Scarlet and Bath Coatiilg Cloaks. A large assortment of Books, a catalogue of which may be feenat his ftore* Bcdfides, and 44th? Carpeting. An assortment of Hosiery. Negro Caps and Stockings. Pins and a large assortment of Needle*. 2 ‘I on of lad Irons. iooo Iron Pots and skillets of every Dimension. Chaffing Dishes of different sue. A large quantity of Waggon Boxes. Hoes, Axes and other Plantation tools. 100 M. Saddle Tacks and Brads, all size. Saddle Boifes, Webbs, & other faddlc furniture. An assortment ot Locks and other Hardware. All of which he will fell very low for Cash Thole who wish to purchase by wholesale, (hall be supplied on the very lowcft advance. Dec. 9. 79 DAVID SANDIDGE, Has jufl Imported ut the Ship T amma ny from Liverpool, ‘via Charleiton, and nonjj opening at No. 6, Commerce Rwiu : AVERY GENERAL ASSORT MENT OF G O O D S, SUITABLE to the present Season, which he purchased himfclt, diieftly from the Manufactories, and willdifpofe ot them at a low advance for ready pay ment only. ALSO—-A quantity of belt Stove Salt, in sacks ot Buihels each— Brown Stout, in Bottles and I ierc.es ; a few Crates of Crockery Ware, well aflorted. N. B, BILLS on Liverpool and Manchetter, tor tale. November 10. 73* Almanacs for 1797, May bs had at this Office, Hamilton & Hartridge, HAVE in confequcnce of the late hre, re moved their store, to Mr. J. T. Law rence’* Building in Duke street, nearly op po lite Hill’s Tavern—where they will diipoie of their remaining flock of Goods, at a moderate advance, for immediate payment only. N. B. The higheftpticc given for all kinds of Country Produce. December 16. 82 Robert & John Bolton, Have jufl Received, per the Ship ROSE From LONDON: ea Bales NEGRO CLOTH, different qualities, 9 ditto, BLANKETS, bcft London Duffils, 1 ditto, LINSEY, striped and plain, 2 ditto, FLANNELs and BAIZE. 1 ditto, SAGATHYs, different colour** 20 Pieces ASSIMERs, fafhionable pattcrns; 16 ditto, SWAN DOW Ns and EL ASTIC*, 20 ditto, BROAD CLOTH*, fuperfine fafh ionable, 20 ditto, SECOND, fifths do. 20 ditto, BATH COATINGS, 2 Trunks MUSLINs, tambour’d, Japan’d & jfprig’d, and MUSLINETi, a ditto, DIMITY and Marieillcs QUILT ING, 1 ditto, VEST SIIAPF-s tambour’d cofiimcr and Muslin, 30 Pieces STRIPED NANKEEN, aoo do CHI NTS and CALLICOES, fafhion able patterns, 40 do. FURNITURE CALLICO, $0 do. VELVERET, Fancy CORD, DENIM, THICKSET, JEAN, Royal RIB, and SATTINETs, 4 Bales OZNABURG*, 1 Calc IIATs, Ladies fulhionable black and coloured, 2 do. do. Mens and Childrens Beaver, and a variety of other fcafonable Articles. ALSO , ON HAND , g Or. Calks 4 years old Sherry Wine* 30 Hhds. Ncw-England Rum, aooo Bushels Salt, coarse and flue, 40 Copper Stills, assorted, Bar Iron, Beef in Barrels, Herring* in do. Crackers in Keg*, Ship and Pilot Bread, Six Cases Irish Linen, Carpets and Carpeting, 200 Pieces Cotton Baging, China in Sets, Coarse Hat* in Hhds. Soap and Candles iu Boxes, s Chaises, complete, 1 Phaeton, fccond haud, Ship CHANDLERY & GROCERIES of all kinds. November 22d. 76-161. Carpenter & Havens, Have just Received by the BRIG AMAZON, AND FOR SALE, A general aflortment of DRV GOODS, Ironmongery, Groceries, Ship Chandlery, and about 300 Volumes Philosophical and His torical BOOKS, and NOVELS, Bibles and School Books, &c. Bbls. Prime Pork, Beef, Pilot, Middling and Ship Bread, Pipes Holland Gin, Northward, do. Madeira Wine in Pipes and Qr. Calks, Hhds. Northward Rum, Cherry Rum, Chcfts bell Hyfon Tea, Bags loft Shell Almonds, Qr. Casks bcft Rifle Gun Powder, Assorted and largefl Buck Shot, 200 Pair Negro Shoes, Negro Plain*. Boxes Soap and Candles, dec. O&ober 24th. 68-ts. Loring (3 Seaver, Inform the Public, that they have commenced Baft nefs in the Commillion Line, And have opened an Assortment f Dry GOODS, At their Store, on Clarke’s Wharf, which they will dispose of on rcafonable terms for C alb. They have also for fate, Hyfon Sc iioheaTEA, of a superior fiaver, Glass, A small quantity of Medicine, Mould and Dipcd CANDLES, N. E. RUM, and a quantity ot Italian SEWING SILK, which they will fell very low pr. lb. November 15. 74‘ 1^ John N. Brailsford, Having a STORE on Clarke’s Wharf convenient for the reception and files of all kinds of PRO DUCK, profofos tranfatling Bnfinefs in the Commiliion Line, HE therefore offer* hi* fervicesto hi* Friend* and the Public, both in disposing of their Crops and purchaling, agreeable to their instruc tions. He fl ittei s himfclf, from the experience he ha* had in that line, he will not fail to give fatiffattion to all who may favor bin* with their Commands. Savannah, November iff , Danl. JllO. Green, Has for SALE, tow for C ask or Produce, on Clark’s Wharf ; BLL t £, Green and white Plains, do. half Thicks ; Two Point, Three Point and Duffil Blankets ; best Allum Salt ; Paints, sad dles, shoes, Boots, Ladies fandal* and flippers; cotton cards, Writing Paper, Ribbons, calli coes and Mullins; New Rice in Tierce* and half Ticrccs; Tobacco { 60 Bagg* cotton, aud 100,000 Shingles.- —He has alio for falc, Two Neat Riding Chairs, with Harnef's complct© and a case of Ladie* callimanco shoes and flip pers. December 16. 8s ~GARDEN SEEDS, Lately Imported from Europe, to be fold, W JOHN HAMILTON. Nov. 16. 7j. Win* & Robert Mein, BEG leave to inform their Friends and th Public, that they have Imported per the HAR MONY, Capt. Marskau, a Largeand com plete Cargo of FALL GOODS, Which they arc determined to fell upon the 11 oil rcafonable terms for ready payment, by the Piece or Package. Savannvh, Sept 30. 61-ts. “georgelamb, r Has just returned from BOSTON in the REGU LATOR, Capt. Swift, with the following A fort went of GOODS, Which are now opening at his STORE on the Bluff., OUPERFINK, middling, and low ptiegi O broad cloths and cafimeis; fwandown and other veiling, elaflic cloths, coatings, plains* negro cloth, flannels, baizes, durants, {balloons* calimancoes, camlets, blankets, sheeting, linen* dimity, humhums, velvet, corduroy, denim** luflringsand mantu2s-, ribbons, of various co lours, No. 3 and 4 hair nbbow, tapes, sewing silk, thread, furniture chints and calicoes 5 chintfes and calicoes ; silk, cotton, and word ed mens and womens hose ; ladies iandals, black and other coloured morocco flippers* florentine and leather flippers, misses flippers, childrens shoes, mens coarse do. ladies and childrens various coloured hats, mens hats ; muslin and other (bawls ; bandanno, black aud hecked silk, linen, and cotton handkerchief** HARDWARE. Locks of almofl every kind ; H, HL, door, chcfl, and butt hinge* ; brals and iron thuml> latches, bolts, fhovcls and tongs, bellows witk brass and Iron noses, brals anil wooden cock*, coopers crow irons ; crosscut, hand, sash, ten on, and keyhole faw* ; hammers, drawing knives ; flat, half round, and three square files ; compasses, dividers, squares, gunblets, two feet rules ; jack, smoothing, sash, rabbet, and bead planes ; plane irons, ferew augers, chis els, trowels and while,wafb biulfies, ferew*, brads, tacks ; a great variety of knives and forks, pm and pocket knives, and feiffars ; pewter dishes, plate*, bafons, cans, and tc* pots ; fcalcs and weights, fleelyards, rat, and mouse traps, desk, mounting and trunk han dles, brass nails j saddles, 4hddle bags, and bri dle* ; saddle hoffes, tacks, and buckles ; cur rycombs and brushes, coffee mills; houfe* hand, cloth, table, buckle, teeth, ferubbing* and shoe brushes ; tin ware ; coat, vest, and lleeve buttons ; japanned waiters, cannifler** jacks, and tobacco boxes; pins and needles, fpcEtaclcs, smoothing irons ; awls, shoe ham mers, pincers, nippers and tacks ; fifhing line* and hooks, hambro* and log lines, bed cords* twine, cordage, time glaffcs, fail and marline needles, pistols, whips, See. PAINTS, &c. White and red lead, Spaftifh brown, gree* paint, Prussian blue, lampblack, varnish, (pir ns turpentine, paint brushes ; 8 by 10, 9 by 12, and ro by 1a window glass; glue, fig blue, lhoe blacking, See. PERFUMERY, Sec. Small boxes perfumes, hair powder, poma turn, pungcut and other smelling bottles | Windlor vegetable, and crown soap ; fine an 4 fuperfine ivory combs, crooked and caf* comb*, (having boxes, razors and flraps, dres sing boxes, curling tongs and craping iron** puff* A coksiderabli assortment, of BOOKS, viz. Hiflory, live*, memoirs, adventures, voyag es, travels, novels, poetry, periodical work** treatises, on architeilure, love, law, religion* physic, morality, geography, arithmetic, ichool books, fables, Sec. — A catalogue ut tig Store. Blank books, writing and letter paper, la rg demy, do. pocket books, ink (lands, quill* wafers, ink powder, lead pencils, sand boxes watch cryflaU, chains, &c. ear rings and drops English and Columbian playing cards. —ALSO— Madeira and sherry wine*; gunpowder, hy fon, hyfon skin, and fouchong teas; faltpetre, powder, (hot and flints, nutmegs, cloves, al monds, Cayenne, fnutl in bottles, pigtail and plait tobacco, sieves, mealures,boxes,trunks.&c. ON CONSIGNMENT, A few Crates CROCKLRY. Savannah, Ottober 01 #7* No. S3.