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SAVANNAH DAILY REPUBLICAN.
No. m—Fbi. XVL
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER «6, 1818,
Whole No. 3183,
For Liverpool
(TMUlU nitZO Mil)
The (hip OGLETHORPE, c«pt. Charles
Jijme, b Bar loading, and hai two third,
of her cargo engaged For freight of 300 bale*
’ cotton or pasaage, haring superior accommoda-
tiona, apply on board, at Bolton’s central wharf;
«r to Tr STURGBf It BUBROUGHS.
For Liverpool
(to a an nr itm» sirs)
The (hip MARY ANN, captain W»I-
. ace, is one third loaded. Fur freight of
■ i 200 bales cotton or patvige apply-to
■ Sturges & Burroogh*.
jLfr For Liverpool
’JnB' The coppered ahip EMILY. Maribro.
Babcock, maater, will be immediately dispatched.
i : uOmUmSo.
:JIavre
. j&GLB, B Cooke, master,
t or passage, haring good
, apply ofl board, or to
Hazen Kimball
-r| J «
>18-
For Martinique
The fine ajiip CERES, captain M'Learn,
sritb elegant accommodations. For passage an
al? to the captain on board, or to
Isaac Minis
For Ntw-Yovk
’ / The coppered, packet brig OTHBLtO,
. Mott, maater. has one-half her cargo
. _ ssdy to go on board, and wilt hare im
mediate despatch. For freight or pasaage, har
ing extensive and handsome accommodation*, ap
ply to the captain on board, or
George Gordon
Q^Conrfgnees are requested to attend and
ceive their goods fromJonea* wharf.
For New-York
The regular packet, and feat sailing
hooner MILO, Henry Beetle, maater,
will meet with immediate dispatch.—
reiK.it or pasaage, haring pood aecommotfa-
apply on board, at Taylor* wharf, or to
G. F. y Oliver Palmes;
Who have received, per laid vessel,
10 half barrels buckwheat Meal
10 qr do. do do
nor 24■■ • ■■ ■,( * """■ 230 ,
HooMppI;
... For Philadelphia
Tbe'packet brig' HERO, captain
■ „*ily, will be dispatched on
meat, the 29th instant. For freight or
apply to TERRY la WRIGHT,
sraa ware sow axis
Nails, Brandy, Bagging
100 cods of bale Rope
iS SSBS&ksmm’-
For Wilmington, (N. C.)
jSM The aubstantial schooner MJNERV A,
MW captain Snow, wilUm dispatched immc
dlately. For freifht or passage apply
nor 24—-—230
Notice.
The steam-boat Charleston,
Captain Utley, will (unavoidable accidents ex
cepted) perform a trip iii every week during the
winter, leasing Charleston every Monday and Sa-
rannah erery Thursday. HALL & HOY
nor 11- 830 .
Missing,
. A bale of upland Cotton, marked M & C %
290, supposed to have been taken through mis-
V take, from Hunter’s wharf Any information
■ leading to the reeorieiy of it win be thankfolly
received. H. B. GWATUMEY.
. : , nor 81—wr-8 : - i : '• '' ''■ ;
Bills of Exchange
On London, and on Liverpool, Glasgow and
Greenock, payable in London, for sale by
jlH'i-n* \ . James Carrutliers,
' nor 16-—. 223 Smith'e whqr£
f Commissioners of Pilotage. |
t ‘ NOTICE.
At a meeting of the board on the 19ib mat. it
was ordered, that John Low, pilot, be, and “
hereby suspended from acting for the term
three months, from the above date.
I Extract fimn At minutes, •
V John G. Holcombe,
nor 23—9 rccer’j C.P,
Pilots . V;
met for the Bar andRiver of Savannah
aiuxca mom.
1 Cleary
1 Low
) Dennis
H Craig 1
. r Notuge
W Wall ' ■ ; l : -
A Guard
I
ti
Shthorioed to
B Timmons
W Roystoo
B Anderson
B Broughton
■S Furness
B Baker
T-Bredisy
S-SSl,
G Trotter
JWcbsrer
% White
i DeUno
J Pitcher
8 Norton
nor mm
gsamicaTs^mom
Ms order of the Board.
John G. Holcombe,
aaeVy Com. if Pilotage
Notice.
The stores in wtiich tac undersigned used to
transact their Factorage and Caramimnw Boriaasa
haring been destroyed ty the fire which took
place in the night of the SOth instant, they hasten
to inform their distant Wends, that, by means of
timely assistance aifu.ded them by the spirited ex-
■ ertions ormany respectable inhabitants, they hare
‘sared their commercial books and paper*,»» »l*o
a great proportion of the produce which they
had on hand They inform them afeo, tint they
have engaged storage for the produce, or other
•nicies, that shall be hervafter conaigned to them,
ItMfr. Itol on's'fire proof stores, and that titty
shall, until furtiicr nixie,. transact their coromer,
cud buwiess in the counting room of Messrs. R-
KichanUon & Co.
v , • Williamson & Dc Villers,
nor23 Sr—19- V' . . •>,.
John I. Grieve 8f Co.
(ruDin’s sanzas)
Hare received, by the late arrivals, and are now
opening, an elrgant assortment of
Marseilles Quilts, Damask Table Cloths
Counterpanes, Tea Napkins
Furniture Dimities, Table Corel*
Do Fringe, Crumt Clot&S '
Irish Sheeting, Bombazeta ' -
Bifd-E>e Diaper, Bpmbaseeos
Irish Linen, rose Blankets
Ua Poplins, Welsh Flannel ■ ■;
Fruited Rattinets; silk, cotton and worsted Hose
Lbnge Lawn, linen Cambric
Flounces, rich worked Dresses
Thread Lace, fancy Muslins
Buckinghamshire Lace, white and Colored-Plains
Children’s Bootees point and duffle BLhkels
Do worsted Tippets, Canton Crapes
Worsted Scarfs, crape Shawls
Crape 8carfs, Htimbuma, and
A rariaty of other STAPLE and FANCY ARTI
CLES, too tedious to enumerate.
nor 25 r 231
Bills on Now-York.
Bills on New-York for sale by
C. C. Griswold & Co.
nor 25—|ji—231 A Taylor’* stare.
Mahogany Planks and. Boards,
Landing from brig Othello, and for sale By
J. BATTELLB h CO.
nor 23- *| 9
Corn and Whiskey.
For tale on board tchr. Humbird, at Hunter’ovharf,
3,200 bushels prime white Maryland Corn
SO barrels Whiskey Apply on board, or to
1 - Samuel B. Parkman.
nor 24—at 230
White Plains, 4fc.
A few bales white Plains
EngCib hrriting and copying Pipers
London particular Madeira Wine, of superior
quality, in pines,’ half pipes and qr. casks,
March’s brand, warranted pure
Lump Sugar in barrels and hogsheads 1
Claret in hpxei of 1 dozen eacn
Kentucky Twine in eases
For sale by JOHN BOGUB & CO.
nor 24- z——230 Hunter*t wharj.
Northern Shirtings and Ginghams
Fifteen bales and one box northern sheetings
and Ginghams, superior quality, landing from ship
Robert, and for sale by
Lethbridge Se Deuel.
oor 17—■ 22*
Just received,
as® sow sau, nr ths sdsscu*zu.
Claret in .boxes, of a superior quality; entitled to
drawbsek
Claret in casks, Dupont and Bauduy’s Gunpowder
Coffee in barrels, wax Candles, Spanish Cigars
Cologne Water, wrapping Paper, French China
Brushes and Brooms, N York state prison man’y
French Cloths, Florences, changeable colors
Plain taffeta Bibbohs, No 1 j to 6, fringed saltin do
Figured Velvet, and
A small invoice nf JEW ... .. „
4i4ieaK
Duhamel & Auze,
H0V 18. ■ fit——225 Howard*a buiOingt
James Carruthers,
Hat on hand the following artiekt, vhick h» will
tell low to clote oak:
Two tranks Wearing Apparel
Three bales seine Twine
Nine pur Ling & Son’s double Jack-Screws
Grates and Fenders—Iron Chests
Medhurst’s patent Balances with weights
* few elegant Sophas ’
. ' axso
An invoice of twenty packages Cotton Goods, con
sisting of furniture Calico, plain and figured
Muslins, Shawls, Etc. and
Three hairs tow priced 8-4 Cloths
nor 17—il—i24
Charles C. Wright,
engraver,
now axw-konx,'
Wishes to inform the Inhabitants of Savannah,
knd the country in general, that he has commenc
ed in his line of business- in a part of the building
occupied by Mr Jcsiah Peofield, and flatters him
self that he will give satisfaction to those who may
please to fevor him with their patronage.
(CT Bank Note Engraving executed with neat
ness, at, a reasonable notice—also Maps, Bills of
Exchange, merchant’s Cards of Address, Visiting
Cards, &c.
N. B. AU kinds of Copperplate Printing done
the shortest notice. . >
nor 14—|o—222
jReceived, from Havana,
Guava Jeliy in boxes
lames. Ginger and Hicaeos in jars
West-Inda Fruit- pat up in sugar candy
For sale by . CHARLES MAUBEt
nftv 23 1—-9 - ’
Factorage % Commission Business
t he subscriber has removed hi- counting boose,
N.o 8, Commerce Row. He offers Ids best
services in the above tine; and hopes, by stria at
tention and punctuality to merit a share of pebtic
fevor. Fire-proof stores are engaged for any
produce entrusted to his care, and liberal ad
vances made on the same if required.
James Hunter.'
Sugar.
50 hogsheads prime Muscovado Sugar, for safe
at the More of MAGEE A AVRIGHT.
Cloths, Cassmeres anisilk Velvets,
jteceiredbythe ship Cora, from London, of a
superior quality, for side by
23—229
Elias Wallen.
For sale
Tiv* hundred bnsbels of CORN, in bags of two
bushels each.
Scarbrough & M £ Kinne.
r9 218
Carnochan JtBtchel
SLtvxaxcsm®, si vox satr fnu,
boxes containing each 3J pieces 4-4 Irish Linens
Jnd,hs tkothip Cara, fm London,
case of Hats
Which they offer for sale on reasonable terms
Storage, Sail Jd>ft,£c.
To Let, on Uallon’s central wharf, in a fire
proof building, the third floor, well calculated for
H sail loft.
iW
Coanting Rooms on the second floor, or storage
be bad by applying to C.BRUEN-
Blank Manifests ’
For sale at this office,
Coals, Porter, Paint and Crockery,
A few tons cannel Corf
30 casks brown stout Porter
Kegs white and black Paiott,
Crates of Crockery, Well t‘*strf >
Just arrived from Lirerpooi, U^he skip Geon
are offered for sale very War, if applied
immediately, by . + ■
Andrew Low & Go.
nor t4-—322
James Carruthers
. "A* ixrosxxo, bt TUS ssw-Traoav,
200 pieces Cotton Bsggtng t,
Indies’and gentlemen's elegant gold Watch
es (London made-}
. Porter and Ale, and
Tbrfe lamb’s wool Stockir
And, by the«hip Cora
Best superfine Cloths/Casshaeres, Waistcoat-
ingandHata*. . i
Boots and Shoes, Porter, bthbds; Gloves
Elegant work Tables, tea Caddies, Etc
Mustard, cpwn Blue
Soup and ready drsssed Beef, put up in tin
cases—which will be sold on reasonable
terms
Received, on consignment, by the ’[horn,
3 bales Yorkshire superfine Chthi; which w*
be cold low to close salca ' 'iTOm
nov 10 -- .219,
' 1. case figured Cantoh Crapes
-4 linen Table
9-4 Canton Shawls
Canton Mantles
5 cases 4-4 and 7-8 Irish linens
1 case ' do Shi
1 caw 6-4,7-4, 8-4,10-4
Diaper ;
1 ease long lAwns. At wbolesale or retail by
- Joseph Kopmaii
oet 24 2Q5 , AA>- •''
i'SVUT ■ ~*.t ■•4 —
Mackerel,' Soap} 8Cc.
100 barrels Mackerel - v '
200 half boxes Soap -
7 cases domestic Ginghams > J~~
190 boxes China tea Sets,-4 A to 4 8 ps
1 bale low priced Madras Handkerchiefs
1 case London mixed pins
1 do Canton sewing Silk
Just received and for sale by
David Hill #C<|.
nov 9—218 ‘ Taybn^toloret.
i,"sugar,.^fc.
Landing, from xchooner Vigilant, and in tiore,
20 hogsheads W I Rum.
do Jamaica da-
, do N E Rum
11 pipes Holland Gin
16 ,do country do
20 barrels do do
’20 hhds Muscovado and Ntvt-OrleanS -Sugar
20 bags heavy Sumatra Pepper ~
30 casks Goshen Cheese
5 pipes Cognac Brandy
12 qr caskaand pipes CatalonigandTeoeriiT Wine
35 barrels Mackerel, No 3 .
10 do Salmon
15 boxes Codfish : .1
13 casks Vye Whiskey For tale by
Moyris 'JK.»tchtnft,
Mrs. Limbett
Rrspeafqtly informs her friertds and, the pub
lic, that she intends opening a SCHOOL, on Mon-
day the 23d inst. at the bouse o^Mrs. Canter, St.
Julian street, in the rear of Mr. Robert Haber
sham’s, for the purpose of teaching the follow-
£ — branches of education, viz—Embroidery, and
,sr fancy needle work* plain Searing, Mark
ing, Etc; Reading, Writing, Grammar ana Geogra
phy. Mrs. L. pledges herself that no : exertion
shall be omitted on her part to give satisfaction to
those parents and guardians, who may honor her
with their support. nor. 20—227
... ^ Notice}: , ’ .
Dans Hiu and ALMtasnz* Bsracr (of Augus
ta) have entered into copartnership, under.tiie
finn of JDavid Haiti Co. for tbe. transacting.of
general Goemitsum Jiurinett in Ibis aty; for which
purpose they offer tlvfeir; services to their friends
and tile public in general;. Their counting-house
ijlof’s building, directly undeb that of
Messrs. Ilqtler & Murray,
nov 9 ,218 .
For sale.
That pleasently situated DWELLING HOUSE
on the Bay, latelythe -residence of 8ft. Wm. Mein,
with the fot and improvements adjoining,coiisist-
ng of stable, coach-house, wine cellars. Etc. The
house lias lat-,1? undergone a. thorough repain it
consists of two elegant setting rorrt-.js, four bed
rooms above, with closets and other convenient
cievtiie out buildings consisting' of kitchen, ser
vants, houses and Servant’s rooms, pantry, etc.
are ail lately put up and in good repair, com
plete cellers under the house, the whole may be
viewed during the forenoon,- and the servants will
be inbtriiaeifaccordingly. Terms one third cash
—the remainder in one and two years without in
terest. Apply to
Alexander Mein.
N. B . If .this house is not sold on er before tbe
first December, it will berented.forone year, and
the furniture may be taken at a valuation.
srp 29 -190
BC7* A Young‘Man wishes to get a
CLERKSHIP in a store, satisfactory reference
;will be given. A note addressed to A. G. and
left at this office will meet attention. .
nov 34 n 230
Fifty Cottars’ reward.
Eloped about three months ago, from tbe un
dersigned, a remarkably good looking negro .fel
low, named Scirto, about twenty-two or twenty-
three years old, and five feet cine or ten inches
high He is well known in Milledgeville, on Tur
tle rircr, and in SJvannah, where be hag been oc
casionally hired out. and in the fetter place has
several relations. He was seen in the neighbor
hood of Darien about six weeks since in the com
pany of two negroes, with a dog and guv- It is
snppooed be will , make for Savannah, and endea
vor to get on board some vessel bound to the
northern stales or to Europe, as he before at
tempted to accomplish that object. Any person
apprehending and delivering him to Mewrs Caa-
xocaatr A Mrrcoxz, in Savannah; or to Ja^re H.
Grams, in Darien; or to the subscriber, at the
Thicket, M'Intosh county, shall-receive the above,
reward, and all reasonable Expenses paid.. ■---
William Carnorhan.
N. B. Captains of vfoseb and others are ctm
tinned against harbouring, employing, or taking
him from the state, as tbe law will be rigidly
enforced against offenders. •' -
<EJ* The City Gazette, of Cb*rtestoo,» request
1 to insert the above three times, and forward
thrfr bill to this office-
t M—230 ■ ;
Wanted to purchaie "*
A Billiard Table, complete.' Inquire of the
printer.
nov 4*——314
To rent
Four STORES of the corner tenement, oa the
subscriber’s whart Each store having twotdtim
Dies, can be converted into two appsrtments, to
“tit tenants. A. S. BULLOCH.
oct28-—J-—2CS t '?•
FALL and WINTER GOODS.
By the ihips Oglethorpe, Pallao and Mary-Ann,
just arrived from Liverpool, the subscribers have
received an EXTBJvklVE SUPPLY at
DRY GOODS;
Comprising a complete assortment of Woollen,
Worsted, Colton, Line,, ar.d Silk QOODSs which
have been carefufiy.selected by one of tbe firm—
and wiU.be sold, by the piece or package, at a
moderate advance, tor cash, cotton or approved
paper. ANDREW LOW A CO.
sept 17——185
New Fall Goods.
The subscriber has received by the ship Ogle
thorpe, alar ** proportion of his FALL GOODS;
consisting- of a very general supply of
Woollens, Cottons, '
Linens, silk and cotton Hosing, ’
Hardware, Cutlery, ...
v Crockeryware,Glassware, Etc.
Which he offers for sale on accommodating
terms.' ELIAS WALLEN,
sept 36—189-
Flains, Blankets; fgc. fife.
The nbieriben have received, by the Oglethorpe from
■ Liverpool, and several other late arrival!,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PACKAGES
FALL and “WINTER GOODS
Comprising a vety general assortment of
Staple-and Fancy Articles;
Which they offer for sale, - at a moderate ad
vanee, for cash, cot ton, or Approved paper, at the
corner stand formerly occupied by Messrs. Cau
dry E; Dupon. C. KELSEY & CO.
oa 8——ra 194
4 Received
Per brig Hero, from Philadelphia,
Best Gm, in barrels . • • -
- ■ Loaf Sugar, Goshen Cheese- |
Burlington Hams, yellow Soap
Cogflae Brandy, Malaga Wine, Champaigne
Wine "and Filberts
Charles Mattrel.
oet 17 199 .
F. Marston
Respectfully iutorms. his friends and the public,
that he has removed his BOOT and SHOE Store
on tbe Bay, near tbe United States’ bank ,and W.
,T. Williams’ book Store, where every thing in his
tine will be disposed Of on the most moderate
terms.-- . '-i’-■•-.ti : ’••‘.ijmrfjj
nov 20 227
Sugar, Gin, l$c.
8 hhds prime muscovado S-.-gar
.. b^rriUPltiWde^hls Whirftc^- -
30 do N. E. Rum F'or sale by
Mf. Petfingill,
aug 20-v—173 7 : Market-iyuare
1 Plains.
An additional supply -of white Plains, and-other
Staple Goods, just received and for sale by-
JOHN I. GRIEVE Be CO,
nov 16—-—223
Saw-Mill Cranks and Gudgeons.
A constant supply always on hand, direct from
the mantt&ctory, to be had of
8. C. Dunning,
aug 8——168 ' JV0.-2, Commerce Row.
. PQP Received JHj
Per French brig Janet, from Plants and Malaga,
Building Stone, Tyles, Brides
MersaiUes Candles
Claret, in casks and in Boxes
Window Glass, 8 by 10 ■
Letter,, writing and wrapping Paper
Baskets/ Guns, negro Hats, china Ware
Sweet Oil, Vinegar u demijohns and bis
Lentil Chairs and arm Chairs, Sweet Meats
2000 botes muscatel and bloom Raisins
100 bis sweet and dry Malaga Wits
150 frails Figs
-100 jars Graphs; 50,000 Corks
3 barrels bitter Almonds . *
50 kegs Anchovies.
Charles Maurel.
uoy 10-- eti-——219 [ ■; r
Far sale'
200 pieces first quality Dundee Cotton
Richards $ Hasroway
-F, 29 — fe.
L. Petty
anas to* sau
100 boxes best brown Soap
75 do do mould Candles
50 . do do spermaceti do
5 barrels Loaf Sugar '
12 do white Beans
59 casks Cbeese '
25 boxes do
100 reams super-royal printing Paper
150 do wnqiping do
1000 pair Gned and bound Shoes
12 dozen waggon Wtiips
50 do hair Sieves
25 kegs real Goshen Butter
24 do Boston inspection do
3 chests Imperial Tea (Parragon’s cargo)
100 lb Nutmegs
50 kegs pickled Salmon
nov 3-— -213
For sale
JOy the iulacribers, on accommodating term:,
525 kegs Gunpowder, “Nitre Hall”
6900 bushels (fern -
131 crates Crockery, assorted, particularly for
this market ' — •fr'
20 hogsheads Whiskey '
irrels do
180 barrels N E Rum ’
5 pipes genuine Cognac Brandy »
59 boxes mould Candles
16 tons suture bap Iron
60 well finished English Muskets
20 tons Share Moulds
An invoice of cotton Thread and floss Cot
ton
An invoice of best .English Mustard
An invoice of Shovels and Spades
An invoice of boop Irons
An invoice of fine and wool Hats
- -- - Nicholas * Neff,
nov 16—-—-223
John Prentice
Ha* jut! received,
At his store, No 10 Gibbons’ building, a large
assortment of ready made CLOTHING of all des
criptions; which tjnU be fold low for cash, or ap
proved p*p«r, •■'I’. ^ oct 17—^—199
Fresh Boots, and Shoes.
JUST aXCXIVED, BT TUI bmo auuiu.
THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
MCXJMSB8 '
BOOTS’ and SHOE^ '
Selected particularly far the Tip-Country markt
SAMUF.L EVANS,
red afore, dram the Bhtff, taet of the*Et,chtui
pet IS——198
The subscriber
Offer* fir talc on rtatonable terms, by the package,
Vi boxes printed Calicoes, Ginghams and Shut-
ingt, well bud in
3 trunks containing English ready made clothing
Coats, Waistcoats and Pantaloons
R. Watts- *
nor 2 218
Fresh Shoes.,
The subscriber* beg leave to inform their friends
and the public that , they have taken the stand for.
meriy occupied by E. 8. Kempton; where they
offer for sale a general assortment of ladies’ and
gentlemen’s SHOES and BOOTS, of the first
quality and newest fashions; and will endea or,
by their unrcmttted exertions, to give general sa
tisfaction to their customers.
Pomeroy & Benntt.
oct 30— 201 •
Saddlery. '
Aaaoir Moaaas, next door to P. H. k T. Cra-
pon. Market-square, has on hand, and will be re-
ceivinga general assortment of SADDLERY, rot-
nufactarea by M. W. Morgui,- New-York, which
are offered wholesale or retail at reduced- prices:-
npv 4 214- , —
The subscribers
Uave:united their interests in Savannah, for
the purpose of franaactiog FACTORAGE ancL
COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the firm 0”
Ponce A Mtiixtittt; they tender their services to
Merchants and Planters, and will make advances,
and render every facility in their power to. those
wbpmay think proper to intrust them with their
business. Their concern in Augusta will be con
tinued as heretofore, under the firm of M'Kenrft
& Ponce. . D. PONCE
ALEX. M KEN21B. -
oct18 cia 198 •
The subscriber
Having removed to the corner stow in tbe new
brick buildings, on Bay and Jefferson streets has
just received by recent arrivals, and is now open
ing an extensive assortment of
WOOLLEY, COTTOY, LIYEY AYE
SJHK GOODS; •
which, are offered for sale 00 accommodating
terms.
He wishes to rent the three story Brick Store,
adjoining the store occupied by himself
John Tanner.
noV It) 219
Copartnership.'
Tbe subscribers have formed a. connection in
business tpider the firm of Btrrtxa & Whits.
William Butler, . .
... White* <■...... f-.
oct 32—^HT imrrr -v-imirr- ■
a cAkn. ..
BUSH # SPICER
Takes this method of informing their friend*
and the public, tint they bavb.taken the store
lately occupied by Messrs. Burns It Co. John
son square, and have opened an - elegant assort,
meet of domestic fancy HARDWAREk together
with a general assortment of CUTL1- RY. and
PLATED WARE, which they will dispose of on
the_ most reasonable let ms; at tbe same time they
invite the ladies and gentlemen of Savannah to
call and examine their establishment.
Among the above mentioned artiekt are the fit,
larairg: 1
Plated Candlesticks, Snuffers and Tray*
Do. - Castors, rich and common
Jspaned tea Tray* and Waites* '.
Planished tin tea and coffee Kettle* with
stands and heaters > ."
Plated and gilt ridicule Cbap*
Sheet brass Candlesticks, of a new form
And many other articles, top numerous to
mention.
N B. An elegant assortment of Walking Cana*
nov 20 it 327
A. Humphreys’
FURNITURE WARBHOUSE,
BuiUtrctt, opposite JUteer* Andrew f,no If Co.
Where be. offers for sale an extensive assort
ment of, FURNITURE, such as
Sideboards, Secretaries, and'Book-Cases
Bureaus; patent, extention and common sets of
' dining Tables
Card, breakfast and work Table*
Dining, drawing and setting room Softs
Grecian Couches
Mahogany and common Bedsteads
Fancy and Windsor Chairs, of various patterns
Portable Desks, dressing Glasses
Light and wash Stands, with many other articles
in tbe above line; which may be obtained ve
ry low for cash s; approved paper.
N. B. Cabinet Purniture manufactured and re
paired as usual. nov 19——426
Removal. ^
Busriura, Bwrruuks & Co. respectfully in- 1
form their friends and the public, that they hate *
removed to the brick store, formerly occupied by
Messrs. Way & Baker, on the Church lot, oppo
site to tbe east end of Gibbons’ range; where they
offer for tale; on accommodating terms, an assort
ment of French, English and India DRY GOODS,
oct .13——196
Factorage
COMMISSION*BUSINESS,
The subscriber irtortas bis friends and the ptfo.
in geMHHfflfWelkas trims* store and count
room on Mr Hunter’s wharf, (fire-proof) apri
ra hi* s«Tice»*m the rfwco fete of businp,
and hopea from tenet attention and punctuality
to merit a‘share of public fevor. He is well ac
quainted with the staple of both sea-bland and
upland cotton; also the qualify of rice. He will
purchase small or large lots on a moderate com
mission; be win buy or sell houses and lots, lands,,
negroes or horses; be w31 barter any kind of j
■duee for groceries or- dry goods; and;
be may purchase,' if they are not aegon
tier, they are to be sent back at hi* <
others sent in their room- He will 1.
ahip goods to Augusta and risewhere.
oct 29 tr—^209 . ,
Lumber Factorap
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COMMISSION U™. , >
The subscriber begs leave triform h-sfr.rmis
‘ the public, that he centimes to transact busi-
in the above lme, on Mr«°h n Htuittr s low-
wharf, next above cofcrfl. -l 3 ™” Jolmston s.
• has every convenienqt for The reception ot
luiebtr, of every description; also a commodious
store for the storage of Citium tic. '
Thomas Jofies
oct 3_* ■" 1 1^8