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theS?
Nofcttlfilt?
Is now fitted up and ready for (he aCcommodatioii of Have recti'
travellers. There are a number of private rooms, suits- —
ble and convenient for private families; also for ♦mem
bers of the legislature, from 50 to fiO can be-accqmmb-
dated—the house is large and 'commodious. This house
t**s formerly kept by John ,J)owner, and is known bv
Bdwner’s Coffee-house, ft is on the east corner of the
State-house square and very convenient for members.
The present proprietor holies from his attention to bu
siness, to meet with encouragement from his friends -ml
the public in general. He pledges himself to have his
table as well supplied as the mitket will afford, and bis
i»r filled. With the best and variety of Liquors. His sta
bles will be attended with a careful Ostler and a plenty
df provender.
The Exchange Coffee House is now offered for sale,
together with the furniture attached to it, on liberal
terms, and possession given on the first day of January
«ext. For further particulars, call and enquire of the
proprietor. ' TIMOTHY BRUIN.
JWUetlgCville, 7th October, 1816—x—126
Chatham Academy.
The exercises of this institution will.re-commence on
dig.first-iftinday iu November next, under the superio-
tendance of Mr. Grayson as principal, and Mr. Jewett
•Xnd Mr. Bailie as ushers. The Well known characters
'of th cse .gentlemen for literary talents, experience and
drill in the art of instruction, hold out great induce
ments to parents and guardians, to avail themselves of
the advantages now offered, this important and useful
ini nary.
" pickets of admission are given by R. W. Habersham at
J^ovfice in Broughton street. oe‘ 24—127
Corps of Heavy Artillery,
During the late War.
The members of the corps of the Savannah- Heavy A r-
tjllery, that served during the late war, under the cum-
■ fnand of captain William B. Bulloch, are notified that,
jv; conformity with the appropriation that was made to
purchase SWORDS with the funds arising from tiie pay
Of the corps, they have br en accordingly procured and
•arc now ready for delivery, and that by calling on Wil
iam Gaston, late.lieutenant of the company, each mem-
Btr will be furnished with his sword. Those members
that have removed into the country will be furnished by
-tending their written order; and the friends or repre
sentatives of such members as may have deceased since
\he war, arc also entitled to receive in their stead.
^oct 19—-a—125 ■ -
Notice.
Proposals will be received until the 31st of this month,
*>7 the subscriber, for the finishing the west end of the
CHATHAM ACADEMY, the property of the Union
Society, in u plain and neat manner; the contractor to
find all the materials, except the flooring and partition
:opards, as they are already within the hotly of the build-
trig and have been seasoning for some months. Tl>e
ifiS-ins of payment will be made to suit the contractor.
By order of the Board of Jlfanagers,
Moses Shaft all,
d£t 22—126 President of the Uniat: Society
_____ partbFtlimrWINTEftGpO _
together-with those already on l»ikl,.thef ofl'erfor sale,
on moderatef and accommodating terms.
T%e»r Stock, betides other Articles, contailit thefoilowing:-
72 bales duffil Blankets
.5 do rose-Blankets
30 do white Plains
i 10 do colored Plains
6 do Flannels
6 do Coatings, Flusliings and blue Strouds
3 do Cassimeres, assorted .
6 do black and colored Bombazets ,
175 pieces Ragging
6 trunks worsted and lamb’s wool Stockings
12 do
cotton Stockings
35 do
printed Caiicoes
4 do
do Marseilles, for vesting
3 do
woolen Vcstelets
10 do
cotton Cambrics
4 do
black Cambrics
6 do
cotton twist Shirtings
60 do
assorted Muslins
15 do
cotton Umbrellas
2 do
Bon.buzinfcs
2 do
black Crape
1 do
black silk Handkerchiefs
50 cases of Ginghams, assorted
20 do
coarse and fine Dimity
2 do
handsome furniture Dimity
12 do
Irish Linens
8 do
brown Holland
6 do
apron Check
10 do
pound and paper Pins
1 do
Whitechapel Needles
Cutlery, assorted, in small casks
Turkey red Yarn .
Russia Sheeting
Crash,
for towels
Osuuburgs, 81c. Sic. Ac.
Stave just reci
New-Y6r1c,t
... the fallen*Ixtg
Extra superfine
To be sold,
v. On the first Tuesday in November next,
OH SOOJTSH, AT PRIVATE SALE,
Three likely NK<4 RO FELLOWS, one, a tolerable good
carpenter; the two, porters. „ J. (JUYLER,
~ OCt 10— 121 -Attorney for Samvel Simons
Land
, Jn the vicinity of Sitvnnnah
' FOR SALE.
A tract of land, (known by tiie name of Bonabelle, and
lately the property of a Mr. Bretet) containing about
-520 acres, is offered for sale. It is situated about five
miles from the city of Savannah, within a short distance
Cf Thunderbolt, and on the salts. It has a very cora-
'ibrtabie dwelling house, a good barn and out buildings.
i The-above tract will be disposed of upon the most
reasonable terms, as the heirs of the estate, of which it
forms apart, are anxious for a division of the property.
'"Persons desirous of purchasing will apply for further
particulars to either, GEORGE JONE8,
\ EBENEZER JACKSON or
EDWARD F. TATTNALL.
of* 8 120
For sale
The 1
Josephs
bridge,|
cre&iietj
fomplj
11-Bridge over Great Ogechee River, at which
ill lately resided—it is a substantial well built
mposed clijefiy of cypress; it has stood the
and appears to be in ail respects a good, and
piece of work. For terms apply to
.1OHN BOLTON or j ex’ors.
49 — -JEREMIAH CUYLER. 5 J Hill,
rent or lease.
well known WHARF, at present occupied by
l^lor, Davis & Taylor, will be let for one or more
sr it is one of the best situations for a lumber yard,
i Savannah; possession may be had on the first ox De
cember next. Ar terms apply to
John Gardiucr.
oct 24—127
Lost
A CASE, marked W H D—Landed from the shit/'
D No- 163 . f
Georgia, on the 10th inst. gnd supposed to have been tfar-
Tied off by- a. dray man in mistake. ‘Consignees of gj6ods
by .said ship- arerequested, should they discover it ml tiieir
possession, to give-notice to the subscribers.
James Dickson & (A
oct 26—128 - - /
By tire ships Georgia, and John 2f Edward, from Liw -
pool, just arrived,
Brussels Carpeting, with" bordering and hearth Rugs tt
match
Venetian ami Scotch Carpeting, and carpet Binding
Green crumb Cloths and table Covers
Superior Cloths and Cassimeres
Drab Cloths, for great coats
Fashionable pelisse Cloths
Printed and plaid Rombazets,-for childrens’ rtear
Velveteens and Corduroys
Fine long Lawns
Irish Sheetings, and Linens, very cheap
‘Chjntz furniture Calicoes
Winter Shawls and lace Vieis.
Furniture Fringes anci'hed Lace
Superior green Cloth, for billiard tables
Bed Ticks, and a further supply of negro Cloth,
Blanket's and cotton Bagging, See. oct 26—129
George Schley,
On the Bay, nearly opposite the Exchange,
Is now opening and differs "for sale, at low prices and on
accommodating terms, an assortment of well selected
GOODS, just received from Liverpool and New-York,
-consisting of
Superfine and common Cloths and Cassimeres
White, red and yellow Flannels, white and assorted
Plains, Bombazets, Bombazines and Ratmets
Rose, point and duffil Blankets, .Irish Linens
Cambrics, Lawns.and cotton Shirtings
Furniture and common Dimity, Ginghams •
Muslins- Toilinets-and Marseilles .Vestings
Brown Holland, Checks and Stripes
Stockinet and faiicy^Oords, silk and cotton tHanffistr-
chiefs and Shawls, TJurkey red
Curtain and common Calicoes, Chintz and Sarsinet*
Silk, cotton and worsted Hose, assorted
English and German table Cloths and Napkins, common
and superior
Velvets,-Corderovs.and princes’ Cords
Laventane and Florence Silks, assorted
Gentlemen and ladies’ kid and.silk Gloves
Ribbons, Tapes, Bobbins, Threads, Needles and Fins
Shot, Lead, Anvils,-trace Chains, weeding Iloes, Axes,
Spades and.Shovels, rice Seivcs
Crates of Earthenware and boxes Glassware, assorted for
tiie -country, and a general assortment of Hard
"w are and Cu’levv. oet 19—o-—125
..SMue and brown ftrowlcloth.
Superfine black, blue and mixed Cashmere
Fine w hite, red, yellow and green Funnel
Lion skin- and BathTJoatingS
London daffil and point Blankets
White, blufe ami briwm-Flaihs ^
6-4, 7-4, 8-4,9-4,10-4 and 11-4 rose Blankets
Pelisse Cloth and Roche ny Baize *
Stockinet* anti fancy Coras
Black and olive Velveteen
Company, flag and Bandsno Handkerchiefs
Marseilles, toilinet and swafisdown Vesting
Black and white lace Vieis, Shaw ls, and halt Handkerchiefs
Cashmere, silk and Merino Shawls
Fine black Bombazine
Assorted colored Bombazets and Rattinet
Galoon and quality Binding, on cotton f’errit
Merino Trimming
6-4, 7-4, 8-4 and 10-4 table Diaper
Cotton table Cloths and Knapkins
Light anddarfi plaid Gingham ...
Calicoes, 'Dimity, Canton Crape, and black and white Ba-
lialrtfclrape -
Linen Cambric, andtbprdered pocket Handkerchiefs
Gentlemen’s superfine Cravats _ ....
-La'dies’ and gentlemen’s blacK and white silk Hose
Ladies’silk, cambric, kid and braver Gloves
Gentlemen’s beaver and-buck d°
Superior cotton Umhrellas
Assorted Silks for dresses, Levantine Florence and satin
Black Canton -Handkerchiefs
Irish Linen and'Russia Diapear
Irish, Russia and German Sheetings
Scotch Carpeting, Bedtickand assorted sewing Sine
Gentlemen’s half Hose
Ladies’And gentlemen’s white and colored cotton Hose
Do do do do do do worsted do
Figured and plain Cambrics
Cambric Trimming, Laces. and lace Edging
Plain and .figured book Muslin and Leao
Black Florentine Vesting
Cotton, flag and Muilr-s Handkerchiefs
Oii Cloths and oil cloth tableCovers
Tape, lace-BuUous, linen Threads, Humhums, Ribbons -
Long Lawns,-Furniture Calico,-fee.
ALSO
5 cases fashionable straw BOl-NETS; all o*" which, to
gether with a number of other. articles, will be sold on
the most moderate terms- oct 29-—l—126
IS rooks & W el man
Have now landing from Liverpool, JVew-Tork, Boston and
Havana, the; duwing.as tides, viz:
24 casks best London- Porter
2 hales of assorted Slops
25 tons -of well assorted Swedes’ Iron,selected expressly
for tllis.markci
64 chests of gutrumvder, imperial, hvson and young ,hy-
son Teas, in whole and in boxes of four to sixty-
five pounds, latest importation
29 bis double refined loaf Sugar
20 boxes Muscatel Raisins
20 hhds *7. E. Rum
19 hhds northward Gin
20-bags Pepper
20;,b:u,s Ginger
30*-F igs Spice
1 box Nutmegs
2 pipes of raspberry and cherry Brandy
40 boxes first quality.brown Havana Sugar3
60 bags prime green Coffee
5 firkins of Goshen Butter, for family use
IX STORE
..Hhds Jamaica Rum, N. E. Rum, Philadelphia rye Whis--
key, and Sugars of every description; together with a
large and general assortment of every article in the
GROCERY LINE, wliich they offer on their usual low
terms, at wholesale oc retail, at their store on Bolton’s
central wharf.
Also to let the second Floor of No. 37, on Bolton’s cen
tral wharf. oct 19-1.-125
( Copartnership.
, subscribers,h»v „g entered into conart-crf
der the firm of G»s«tt Sc Shm, are now cntrin P ’ U '
der*l a^ortment of DRY GOODS, at the ir
sule of Johnstoffs square; .which they offer for ’ r "*
town acceptances at ninety days. u
WM. S. G1LLF.1T
_JOHN Mil,x!’
oct *19—125
Dissolution oi Loparti.
The copartnersliip heretofore existing, hers-
subscribers, under tiie firm ofW. & A. W
orsii;
was dissolved by mutual consent on tjie '
gust last. All matters relating to said co.u-.-ni » ■,'
ill continue the bu sint "' r 4
W- \VF.V\ fA v' J ''
A. WEYM.w
J. GFOK'.e
All
settled by Mr. (Homer, who will
his-own account.
-net 24—w-127
Liotning Ware-ilouse.
Tbc subscriber having purchased of W. h A
Sc Co. tlieir stock in trade, offers for sale one -' nu i
complete and'•elegant assortments <:f REdOf iV' - ^
CLOTHING.to be found in the United St>t e f0 . [ !/ B
of ’
Gentlemen's superfine dress Coats and V.-r ; 0r .
black, blue and fancy-colors and of wiping' ( j' 3 ’ H
-.hip; superfine and ’common Surtouts, si,-', " ••f-
cjo'th Cloaks, elegantly trimmed; plain do; su^ tS ’
great Coats, lion skirl do; ‘fancy toilinet Vc-b ^ c ’ 1
rejrtine do; black, blue and buff cassimerc <lo ; stoc»
Berlin wtbb and cord Pantaloons, fine limn'md c ,'
Shirts, frilled and plain; flannel, lambs wi-ol a n r| '"Jf
Drawers, long and short; -fine flannel ana lamb’-"-
■shirts, Coatees, youth’s Clothing,-children’s hr! (,,!
elegantly trimmed; plain do; do great Coats, I d .. ".V'
and clotii Pelisses, of the latest f-shjon; Uo _\L-n*u ^ '
Cioaks with and witliout hoods, suitable fi r u,t [ " , .' ,J
with a large assortment of SLOP GGDDs, such '-1 '
men’s Clotliing, negro- ditto; flannel and ,.t n
Sliirts, s riped Guernsey Frocks, together «i?j* - J
other articles, too numerous for a singe ’
Jti^naway
From Lincoln plantation, on or about th£ 1st of Oc
tober, a mulatto woman named ROSE, foout 5 feet 7
inches higfn had on when Bhe eloped a rfd sfnped ging-
haa petticoat, a mUslin Wrapper w-ityVred hanoker-
chief round her head, one of her forefteeth out; speaks
freely when questioned. It is probah^Je she may have ob
tained Other (-loathing-, having beerf lurking in the city
md vteinity since the above period. A reward of five
uouors will be given on her heijr^g committed to gaol,
and information forwarded to MJr. George Cubbedgc, at
liHcolfk plantation, Bryan rt/W a.1 1 V _ 1
IffSavannah,
tet 22i—m—126
C?- BroHght i~ fi
t8tfc October, 18J6, a
inches high, about.29 ' A
estate of Daniel Jcnka
oet 19-U25
Savanuaii gaol, ou the
, -6 man named Juffiit, 5 feet 8
i of age; says lie belongs to the
It. Helena,' (.s c.)
Harmon, d. g. c. c.
I £> BrpA ight to gaol, on the 17th July,
J.Sl6,^Oit, property of doctor Gillett, of South Car-
orlia^. Qfive feet three inches high, thirty years of
rand an African by birth, thin face.
H. McCall, g. c. c.
p July S3-—87
Brought to Savannah gaol, on
the 15tb October, T8J6, u negru man nalmed Isaiah, five
feet eleven inches high, about twenty years of age, says
be belongs to Mr- Lewis Cyphets, of Camden, (South
Carolina) A. HARMON, n. a. c. c.
$ts-r
' Bronght to goal, in Savannah,
r 6* the 23 of October,- 1816, a negro man who says his
name-}* Jo^ATHah, and tiiat he belongs to Mr. Levy
Eaclea, 6f Wilkes county. He is about twenty years of
agt. and five feet seven inches high, says he runaway
About the first of last month, and has been at New-York.
H. McCall, G. C. C4
oct26 128
tStebbins dc Mason,-
In addition to their general assortment of Goods,have
received, by the Eliza Lord, Harriet Newell, Laura, and
other vessels,from Nev.-Yo^k. and Boston, a variety of
Fancy, Fashionable and Staple Articles—amongst, which
are
Ekgnnt Merino Trimmings
Fancy piush Jo
Rich silk f/do
Fasliknaable Tr-tniniugs,Roses, Wreathes, &c. forbad
dresses
A complete assortment of ArtiLipial Flowers
Cbenelie aruf. silk Cords
French silk. Nets, for the head
Silk veUe'i Incfispenaibles, with gilt and-.silver chains
and clasps
Fancy ^llk and worked Indispensibles
Ladj4=?’ and gentlemen’s -silk, beaver and kid ^Gloves
Ladies* and gentlunten’s ailk Hose
L idiies’ and misses’ Angola Gloves
Krftstic Garters
/ Fashionable scarlet 8-4 Merino Shawls
White and colored Merino Shawls, with rich borders
Lace Veiis, Shawls ana Handkerchiefs
Levantine and otlier silk Shawls and Uandkei-chiet?, of
all descriptions
Figured'Satins
Bandana, flag and Florence Handkerchiefs
Fancy Purses
Qelorcd Sewings
/> Embroidering Silk
Floss Cotton
Marking Canvas
Marking Thread
Boston Wadding, for quilts, pelisses, See,
Fine assorted Tapes and Bobbins
Broad twilled Tapes
Black and colored French Crapes
Canton Crapes
Hat Crapes
Linen Bedtiek
Cotton Bedtiek
Furniture Binding
Marble, green, mahogany and figured oil Cloths
Fancy French Boxes
Necklaces, with smelling bottles
Hooks and Eyes
Ribbons, Threads, Needles, Pins, band Boxes, &c. See.
Many ol the above Goods having been purchased for
cash at auction, in New-York, at the present reduced
prices, can be afforded very cheap.
ALSO
Five PIANO FORTES, made by Messrs. Gifison 8c Da-1 „
vis, and warranted to stand the climate, for sale at the I . Vf* receiT ' erl > b V { he ship Lucy, from Liver bool, a tub-
*” rmf■■•^Hirers’ prices. Q ct 26—128 fresh DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c,amongthemare
Wnnm. -, c f'nl/»inoil
Factorage.
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends, and
the public, generally, that tliey have formed a connection,
under the firm of Shaffeh Sc Davast, with a view of con
ducting the above business, and solicit a share of their
patronage. It is their intention to bestow the most
prompt and unremitted attention to the orders and inter
est ot their customers.
They will keep constantly on hand
A general supply of GROCERIES.
FREDERICK SHAFFER.
oct 15—ca—123 JAMES DAVANT.
Factorage and Grocery.
'The subscriber grateful for the liberal support he has
received in the above line, pledges himself, that his at
tention to business shall be such as will enable him to me
rit a continuaupe of the same.
The most prompt and unremitted attention to all or
ders will be bestowed, for tiie interest of his friends.
Samuel GL Bunch,
Who has just received by recent arrivals fi-om Philadel
phia and Boston, the following articles, warranted genu•
ine, aiul for sale at wholesale and retail:
Champagne
Madeira
Tent riff > WLVES
Claret and
Lisbon
5 pipes Cognac Brandy
15 Lis peach do
19 pipes Holland Gin *
5 do American -do
20 bis rye Whiskey
10 puncheons Jamaica Rum
10 do New-Englaud do
30 casks London bottled-Porter
.15 do do draft do
25 whole and 59 half bis Mackerel No. 1
20 kegs Lard
10 .half bl» Salmon
5 .bis smoked Beef
100 .large and .100 small kegs Crackers
20 boxe^.Cofffish
20 do Ancboives
.60 do Soap, in boxes suitable for family usfe
o0 do Spermaceti and tallow Candles, for family- use
Hyson Tea, loaf Sugar,.too wn-do
Almonds, Raisins, Figs, 'Prunes
Currants, Cassia, Cloves, Nutmegs
Starch, Pimento, 8cc. Olives, olive Oil,
•Capers,-walnut Ketchup, And Pickles (from Wheel
er’s, Liverpool)
Which together with every article requisite* in the
Grocery line, can be supplied on reasonable terms,
oct 24—t—127
Alexander Habersham
Harris H. Hickman
Has opened a Law-Office in Savannah, and tenders to
the public his professional services in the courts of the
eastern- circuit ■ ‘ '■ oct 8— 120
Notice.
The law office of the subscriber, is at the house re
cently in the occupation of doctor M-Lean.
Edward F. Tattnall.
00 8—f%0
For sale
A young NEGRO FELLOW, a good carpenter; also
one to hire bv the month. Apply to the printer.
oct 2< 128 * .
Niles* .Register. ’
A few copies of this valuable and useful work remain
on hand. For sale, at this office,
august 1-—91
Heary’s Calcined Magnesia
Magnesia, large and small squares
Cheltenham Salts
Sodaic Powders
Evans’s best Crown Lancets
Loyd’s do do
Wedgwood’s Mortars and Pestle*
Apothecaries’ Scale? and Weights
Cephalic Snuff'
Aromatic Vinegar
Tooth Brushes
Prussian Blue, Nos. 1 and 2
Powdered Jalap, do Hippo
Tartar Emetic, and Calomel
«,iT™ eh ’ hand * C offered f or
sale, on reasonably terms for cash, or on a credit to punc-
tua^customers at his Medical Shop, pear the-Exchange.
/ A wiil s ’eIF my HOUSE, fifty feet
frimtand (improvements, on Hie ®»t half </t the court
^ rent ’'*** elarV 1
‘ ict24—-x—yir
net 21--- 127
For riaic
7 casks elegant straw Bonnets
9 dozen fancy ..nd common Chain
1 cose Levant.ne and Faorencfc S.ifc?
Black a:.d white .ustriug Ribbons
Fringed sattin Ribbons
Elcgiiit Sbawis, in imi'aiion of Merino, with real IT-
i-Hio borders; elegant Purses
1 case Miiiinets
Bi. ck ami .colored Feathers
•1 case containing as:n.dl assortment cf real London su-
perbiie Ciutlis and Cassimeres, p-.-intipa.iv b t- a
blacks, well worth iheatiem-.iono. merci..n' _.jJ
1 do Vestingf; wliich, with a vane y oi al,,.; i .!
will be sold at reduced prices, whon
ort 24—w—127
J >5c{>h (i
fu,"^
The subsei iijei
Have just received,
100 boxes first quality SOAP
ALSO, OK HAND,
15 b! ids Philadelphia rye Whistey
10 do prime retailing Molasses
IOOO bushels Turk’s Island Sait. Ali of which they 0
fer for sale, low.' or cash.
Cormick k Dousset.
sept 5 >■ .. .406
1 he subscribers
Continue to transact the LUMBER, EACT0..AG!'
and COMMISSION BUSINESS, at Pooler’s whirr, J
tliey are the agents for many of the principal San- fill
on Savannah River, they wiil constantly have a:had*
large supply of assorted sawed LUM HER.
Brown & Green?.
oct 15-cx-124
I he subscriber
Informs the citizens of Savannah, that he SHOES HC?,
SES in the best manner,, as well as TRIMS them ai •
Blacksmith shop, .next door to the iate rcsidtuce rf
John Gibbons, West-Broadisu-eet.
Ciirisiian Trcspar.
oct 24—X—127
Just opeuing ana ior s be,
At the subscriber's Clothing store, on the Bar, next At i>
MR. WIL1IA.V T. WILUAM’s ROOK ST IKE,
100 elegant superfine Coats, various-cov'ts
15u pan- superfine cloth,.cassttnere and sloe kinet l’an>
loons
•50 ailk Florentine Vests
100 fancy Vests
50 great Coats—all of which (are made of tlievjy beS
materials and workmanship—cl a j[> ior
approved creditat sixty day s.
Leslie ThnmptM.
an.or 22 100
per bri;
tiie
d cndois--?-?^'
aniui
brc«
Clotus, KibbaS,
s ,silk L'mlireta
ii.ks, silk stu ’._
tits allU
oilet Glasses, tu-
tliread and cotta
tent CUt Ni-* 5
For sale.
The subscriber has just received,
from Hamburg, and offers for sale, in
Depuss’ auction store, for cash or goo
.the following articles:
Russia Sheetings, Ravens Duck, D »wlas, B-
brown Rowans, Linens, linen Checks, bed lied
Hollands, rool Linens, linen pocke
Tureads, Hosiery, girth Webbing, oil
Ticklenburgs, cotton Shirtings, Calico
Button’s Parasols, silk. Hose, Gloves, t
and Handkerchiefs, Fringe, table Clo
merino. Shawls, Cassimeres, Cloths, t
Covers, Pencils, Candlesticks, Pistols,
Lace, cut and piain Glassware, lookin
ed, Beads, Jewellery, chimney Ornamt nts, &c
An elegant assortment of gold and si lver WATCHk
Da\ id Lei° D '
oct 26 128
The subscribt irs
Have for sale
o0 boxes pint .\hd half pint Tumblei
80 pieces company Nankeens
70 casks 4d, 6<1, Kid, I2dand20djpa
5 casks Marseilles Wine
.595 suits negro Clothing
512 pair men’s Shoes
220 Grindstones, 25 bags ;Penper
300 sets Measures, 100 dozen wood C
45 dozen Axes, 50 red and black Wai
40 boxes cotton and wool Cards
100 Trunks, .10 kegs Shot, 8 casks Fli.
7 patent Time-Pieces, 100 Bridles
10 Bedsteads, 120 dozen bed Cords
13 grace vest Buttons
58 do coat do
16 do suspender Buttons
40 dozen chalk Lines, 55 do three sq:
36 do Knives and Po rks,.1.4 pair Cand
39 boxes Pipes, 5 Bureaus
12 fowling Pieces 2 pair Pistols
18 Chairs
8 bis glaaber Salts, 10 dozen printed
20 dozen case Conibs, 47 d* avory C011
200 casks stone Lime
30 boxes Soap, 20 do Windsa r Soap
300 lbs-Turkey oil Stone
160 Demijohn^ 100 pieces Ins*erness cot!
Letter, writing, printing; -wrapping
Paper
Looking Glasses, blank Bpt As, &c.
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