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SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN.
Frederick s. fell.]
SAVANNAH, (GA.) NOVEMBER 5, 1816.
[Whole Number 2743.
rumber
TRUTH WITHOUT FEAR.
[Volume XIV
the republican
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trill be inserted at_ , ntl Thirty-Seven and a Hale
t^'each continuation.^
all orders from the Codntrt, unless the
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Mi LirrE „ s to the Editor must be post-paid.
Ror Liverpool
The fine new slop CLARKSON, captain Wil
$nr , on hating a part of her cargo ready, will be
^fethe earliest ship off- Tor freight, apply to
linnstaccompnny-*— orthe par ty well known to
R. Richardson.
M
PV
For Liverpool
'IntnuUd as a regular fif^t)
e fi„e American ship JOHN & ED\\ AKU,
burthen 320 tons, built ot
meet with ilispatch. For freight or passage
modations being elegant) apply to captain
‘ w harf. oct 19—laO
T
S Webb, master, ,
ih ;. e uak, locust and cedar, copper fastened, and
afcw Sri^ing.^coSekble part of her cargo en
gaged w
(her accom ,
WI BB, oil board, at M Kinne s
For Liverpool
The ship REBECCA, captain Nimmo, 265 tons
£ burthen, wilt commence loading on Monday
»u b.
freight apply to
oct 29—129 # 1
For Liverpool
EMenXed to sail on the 1st Decemier J
The well known coppered ship LLOKt.lA
JTSSLjames Low, master. For freight or passage
laving elegant accommodations, appij to captain
Low, on board, at Fraser’s wharf) ov to
James Dickson & to
oct 19-125
For Liverpool
The copper bottomed, fast sailing, packet ship
facKl''\CTUR 1 , of Philadelphia, Robinson, roister.
“ * =daiiye.'*d
led to arrive at th's'port from
Phil
, f’ulna, and' will meet with immedia‘e dispatch, hqyiiig
oi c half of tier cargo ready to go on board. For freiglr
<M the remainder, to fill up, anrrfv to
William Gaston.
oct 19-125
For Liverpool
The tine new ship JUNO, captain John Doak
h uirly expected from New-York,and having one
ifcnaif her cargo engaged, will meet with immediate
disnalch. For freight of the balance or passage apnly to
B. M‘Kinne & Co
-130
For Liverpool
oct 31-
The substantial brig c>T. CHOIX PACKET,
of 217 tons burthen, captain Moses Olmstead.
I, i v nrlii meet with dispatch. For freiglit, which will
be^taken low, apply to the captain on board, or to
L. Petty & Go.
, T] TP . ,Tf‘ h'lnve’s wharf
■“7”F or Glasgow
The barque MARY, will sail the middle of
next month. For freight of two hundred bales
STD l»,irATOT'A\T
For Boston
The brig 1IOLLON will sail with all possible
.dispatch. For freight or passage apply to the
.master on board at Moor’s wharf, or tp » ;
„ A. Fox & Co.
oct 29—129
For New York
The ship ONEIDA, captain Hillard, will be
ready to take in on Monday next, and will meet
with dispatch. Forfreight or passage, having ek
egant accommodations, apply to the master on board, or
to *■ J. BATTELLE,
„ JVo 16, Commerce How,
Who has landing from said ship
50 pieces Dundee cotton BALLING, oi very superior
quality
50 bundle's HAY oct 21—127
For Charleston
The regular, fast sailing, f
F.R -.L WASHINGTON’, R.
will sail tirst fair wind. For freight or passage,
having handsome accommodations, apply on board, or
to NICHOLS & HUNTER,
nov € a——131 r ”es’ -h—f
1. Iv. Tefft N Co.
{Johnson's square )
Have received by the Joiui ft Edward from Liverpool,
and by the recent arrivals from New York.
TWO lllMihED AND
Pack ages of *
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
JAPAN NED anU FANCY GOODS; winch they offer for
sale on very accommodating 'enns. oct 24—• —J27
R. & J.
Habersham
Hax<e received, on consignment, and for sale,
5 bales white Plains
3 ditto Blankets
1 case Linen
8 bags green Coffee
12 boxes Tin
Cotton Bagging
Sheet Lead, and
P tent Hoes
oct. 29-1-129 r
For Charleston
The sloop MANHATTAN, Lathrop, master,
k will sail next week. For freight or passage,
■having elegant accommodations apply t°
Gardner Tufts.
nov 2 a 131
Tiie subscribers^
Under tiie firm of IS. 1.1 C COURSE & SOX', have
established themselves in this place, m the FACTORAGE
8c COMMISSION BUSINESS, and hope from their at
tention and strict punctuality to render satisfaction to
their employers. ISAAC COURSE,
JAMES MORK,
In the new bride tenement, Hunter's n hurf.
Savann October 31 —c i—130
For freight or charter
To. avtj port in Europe,
The superior and fast sailing ship VIRGINIA,
280 tons burthen, Jonathan Hillman, master.
For terms apply to the master on board, at
Fraser’s wharf, or to HAZEN KIMBALL,
oct 29—e—129
For freight or charter
CTo any port m EuropeJ
The substantial brig TWO BROTHERS, cap
tain Lupliam, burthen 200 tons, double decked,
lieurly expected. For terms apply to
J. Battelle,
JVo. 16, Commerce Rout,
Directly wider his former Counting Room
HAS HOW LANDING, FROM SCHOONER Si 11 All AS>,
75 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
In store
25 quarter casks L. P. Teneriff and Sicily Wine, nearly
equal to Madeira
28 demijohns old L. P. Madeira Wine
35 boxes Bordeaux Claret, for sale low to close a con
signment
ALSO
A small invoice French GOODS, consisting of Umbrel
las, half S'Ockings, cambric Handkerchiefs,Cambric, Ians,
fire Screens, Garlands, snuff Boxes, low priced Epauiels.
oct 24-127
For freight or charter,
To any of the IVest India Islands,
The staunch and burthensome schooner AN
TELOPE, 105 tons register, will be ready to
receive a cargo in ten days. A full freight will
be taken low. Apply to
Isaac Course & Son,
OCt 31——St 130 O 'Yv.'i Vr' ,'r.rf
^^^cotton apply to
oct 24—cm—127
JAMES JOHNSTON.
For England
EOr amt port on the Continent J
The staunch coppered brig SPARTAN, C. V/.
Godin master, will soon be in readiness to receive
; a cargo—a considerable part of which will be
ready- to ffo on board. For freight for the remainder, or
passage, apply on board or to REA & BUTLER,
“ 6 Johnston s wharf
Who arc now landing from said brig from Stockholm
2L1J tons Swede’s Iron, principally axe bar and waggon
tire, which they will sell by the single ton or larg
er quantity, and
3 tons icon Plates, 12 to 16 indies wide, suitable for
plough Shares
Also, landing from schooner Harriet,
4 pipes andld bis New-York Gtn, best quality, which
they will sell low, (for cash or short credit) if ta
ken from the wharf. oct 31 lot)
1
For Havre or Bordeaux
C As freight may offer J
The brig TY BEE, N. Cobb, master, is in com
plete order and now ready to receive a cargo.—
'/•'or freight or passage apply on board, or to
Rea Butler,
Johnston's Wharf
WhO have received and S or
4 pipes Holland
5 hhils 3d proof W. IrWm
• pipes 4th do Cognac Brandy
do Sicily Madeira Wine
ro quarter casks Colmwar Wine
3 ( { 0 do Malaga do
50 half boxes Soap
5 cask bar Lead
23 do Shot, assorted
2 bales Twine
32 b..gs Coffee and ,
40 iron bound w .ter Casks oct -
! warranted genu.
» me as imported
-128
For tue Havana
The fast sailing schooner BUG l'US, Nathaniel
Thompson, master, will take freight or ponen*
if immediate application is made to the
fcasiS’n board, or NTCIK.'.S & HUNTER,
nov 2——-. —1->1
For Boston
The schooner SARAH ANN, captain Lum-
jt ba.nl, having half her freight ready to go on
board. For freight or passage, apply to the
captain on board or to .
Olmstead Battelle.
oct 22—126 —
For freight or charter,
To any port in Europe, the fVest Indies or the United States,
___ The staunch fast sailing brig HUNTER, Wil-
liam Rodman, master, burthen' 133 tons. For
JaBjfaterms apply to tlie master on board, at Telfair’s
Wharf, or to H. S. CUTTER,
At the compting room of Olmstead U Battelle.
i oct 31 130 ‘
For freight or charter,
To any northern port,
The brig GENERAL JACKSON, burthen
ninety tons, W. T. Pearce, master, a staunch
vessel; will be ready to receive a cargo on Mon
day next. For further particulars, enquire of the cap
tain, on board, at Smith’s wharf, or to
P. H. & T. Crapon >
Who have for sale, received by said, veostl,
109 Grindstones
2 cases northern Homespuns, containing Chambrays,
Stripes, Plaids, Shirting and Checks
1 case India Goods
100 bis Potatoes, Onions* Stc.
1 case Bedticking oct 31 — 139
For sale
The brig LANGDON CURVES, burthen about
200 .tons, copper fastened and sheathed. A
staunch, fast sailing vessel, well found in every
respect, and ready to receive a cargo on board. For
terms, which are liberal, apply to
M. Herbert & Co.
nr> 1? 122
iiiils on .Sew-York
AND PHILADELPHIA.
For sale by A. ERVVlX, LETHBRIDGE 8c CO.
oct 8—120
Andrew (t. be mines
Continues the FACTORAGE and COMMISSION BU
SINESS, in this city, and tenders his best services to the
public in the above line of business, with the promise
that the strictest attention shall be given to all business
committed to his care; he has good fire proof Stores tor
Rice, Cotton or Merchandize. oct .H- ip-IoU
Administratolfc sales.
On Tuesday, 12th November next,
Will be sold at the late residence of J\[r. Richard J\Iorell t
opposite to Peter JVIitchel, esq.
A single story House, Kitchen and other out Buildings}
to be removed within seVen-days from day of sale.
Sundry articles of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of Bedsteads, Bedding, Tables, Chest Drawers,
Chairs, 8cc. See.
ALSO,
A NEGRO FELLOW. Terms, cash.
Sold by order of the administrators.
Sale to commence at 11 o’clock
M. Herbert & Co. auct’rs.
_sept 19— 112_
The Marine and Fire insurance
COMPANY,
Of the Cit.f nf Savannah,
Will insure Property in Boats, between Savannah and
Augusta, and at and from either place to the other.
R. Wayne, secretary.
oct 24-^-127
The subscribers
TO
STEPHEN ELLIOTT’S BOTANY
Will receive the First Number, by calling at the Book*
store of W. T. WILLIAMS.
ict 19—125
Wav N. Haker
Hax-e received, by r ^.'nt arrivals from AVa- Tori',
An assoruneht of 1m, GOODS, which they we.i dis
pose of, at wholesale or ret il, at .very reduced prices.
Shepherd’s extra) superfine Cloths, fine and coarse
Cloths and Cassimcres, toiimet and Marseilles Vesting
London dufF.l anil rose Biankeis, white and colored
Plains, Carpeting and carpet Binding, white and colorcu
Flannels, negro Hose, priest Cloths, black and colored
Bombazines and Bombazets; worsted, lamb’s wool, cot
ton and -ilk Hose and Socks; niuil mull, cambric, book,
juckonet and leno Muslins; Irish Linens, long Lawns,
tabie and towelling Diaper, damask linen table Cloths,
linen Cambrics, Irish and German Sheeting, cotton Cam
brics, corton Shirtings, furniture aad. common Calicoes,
Dimities, Ginrfiams, striped Muslins, Bedticking; Levan
tine, Florence, Dalian ami India Silks; Merino Sliawls;
black and white lace Vie Is, black and colored Canton and
French Crapes; damask, Levantine anti serge Shawls,
Marseille^ Quilts and Counterpane s; Ilumhums, flag, Ban
dana, Drury, Komal and black silk Handkerchiefs; silk
thread and cotton Laces; plain and fringed Ribbons
silk and cotton Umbrellas, plaid Uoiv.cspuiis; pen, pock
et and pruning Knives, Knives and Fork3, Scissors; bag
ging, knitting and white chapel Needles, £*c. Ike.
r.ct$26- f—128 - *
Elegant Mirrors,
Of various sizes and figures, in gilt frames. For sale
by J. J. 8t F. BLANCHARD,
oct 1—fit—117
Just received
A few pieces of extra superfine blue and black CLO^THS.
For sale by • LESLIE THOMPSON.
oct 12 —122
ort
For sale
50 tons axe bar and waggontire IRON
R. Richardson.
29 W9
a ur sale,
100 bags Coffee
sept 3 105
R. RICHARDSON.
For sale
iirooks \ Welman
Have now landing,"per schooner Harriet Newell, from
New-York, and other arrivals from Boston and Charles
ton. the following articles, which makes their assortment
(with what they have lately received) large ant! com
piete, and which they offer for sale on their uwial acconv
modating terms, viz:—
107 hhiis superior quality New-Orieans, St. Croix, and J.
maica Sugars
20 hhds high 4th proof Jamaica Rum, warranted pure
10 tons Russia iron
40 bags Pepper and Spice
6 boxes assorted Sandies
6 crates Connecticut Earthenware
10 chests fresh hyson and y odr.g hyson Teas, (imported
this month)
12 dozen long and short, filled Axes
or) .»1 t. 130
Fall Goods.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
Have received, by the slap Georgia, from I.iverpmt,
A large and well selected supply of seasonable GOODS
which, with their present stock, will render their assort
merit very complete, and ’a hich they will dispose of by tin
reasonable and accommodating
JAMES DICKSON St CO
piece or package, on
terms.
oct 10 121
Bills on New-York,
W.M. GASTON.
At sight. For sale by
ect 19—125
Checks on New-York,
At sight. For sale at the Insurance Office.
Richard Wayne,
august 22—-—100 sec’rv.
Salt.
10,000 bushels Liverpool GROUND SALT. For salt*
by THOMAS GARDNER,
nov 2 r. 131
• T lie subscriber
Offers for sale the following Articles, received from J\‘ew
York,per schooner Harriet X'ewcit,
1 elegant Secretary
1 pair elegant tea Tables
3 curled maple Bedsteads
4 half barrels Fly-Market Reef
1 double writing De.k, with Stools
J. George.
oct 31—v—130
1000 bushels Turks Island SALT’. For sale by
31. Herbert Co.
oct 19—125
For
Planters’
oct 31-
Bank STOCK.
— 130 /
sale
Apply at this office.
Received,
Per schooner Emends and s'.tfOp Volant,
20 tons Iron, assorted
45 boxes window Glass
14 boxes tea China, and
2 tierces containing China Desert, Sets and .Tars
For sale by ISAAC COHEN &: CO.
oct 29 129
Lewis Mirault,
TAYLOR,
Respectfully informs, his customers that he has ta
ken a room above Mr. J. P. Gizorme, (jeweller) next
door to Judge McAllister’s and opposite Johnston’s
square, where lie intends to continue his business; and
from his former strict attention, he hopes still to be fa
vored with his customers’-business, and does assure them
that all business left in his charge shall be punctually at
tended to. ov HAND
A very handsome assortment of Waistcoating and
a few dozen of lambswool Shirts and long Drawes,
which will be sold low. oct f7—124
?ihip Chaiuuery
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
The subscriber returns his most grateful acknowledge
ments to his friends and the public, for their 'liberal
support, during the short time he has been in business,
and hopes from his steady attention and punctuality, to
still merit a share of their patronage.
He lias just received from Liverpool, per ships Vulcan,
Georgia, and John & Edward, a large and general as
sortment of SHIP CHANDLERY’, HARDWARE and
CUTLERY, too numerous to enumerate, which he offers
at a moderate advance.
He will in the course of the next week receive a fur
ther supply from Liverpool, New-York and Philadelphia,
which m addition to his present stock, will make his as
sortment vciyr complete.
COVSISTrVO OF
Paints of all descriptions, Oils, Cordage, 8tc.
Casks assorted Shot
Ditto superior club Axes
Ditto broad ditto
Ditto patent Ifocs
Ditto wrought and cut Nails
Ditto assorted Spikes
Ditto cross cut and whip Saws
Shovels anti Spades, frying Pans, &c.
A few Italian Irons. A. H. PUTNAM.
net 31—T—1.90
The subscribers
Have for sale,received per brig Hollon,from Boston,
30 cases assorted Slices
3 do nipped Uuts
2 do children’s morocco Hats
1 do plated Whips
16 boxis best No. 10 cotton Cards
1 do do do 5 wool do
50 reams pot and letter Paper
Landing from brig Two Brothers
25 bis New England Rum
13 casks Lead, in small bars
2 cases domestic GOODS T. H. CONDY & CO.
gpy * g—131 iYtf. 21, Boltin’* Range
50,000 feet clear white pine BOARDS
100 kegs BUTTER
11 cases wool HATS
R. Richardson.
oct 29 129 -
Goshen Cheese, dec.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese
15 quarter casks Colminar Wine
1 lilid prime Jamaica Sugar
10 dozt n superior Windsor Chairs, bf different
paints; landing from on board schooner Harriet
Newell, anil for sale by
Ballard & Spencef,
or* 31—^—139 Rice*9 toharf
New Goods.
CHARLES W. CARPENTER&CO.
Have rev is ed, by the schooner .Mechanic,
A part of their FALL and WINTER GOODS} which
they offer for sale, consisting of Cloths, Cassimcres,
Coating, Blankets, Flannels, Bombazets, Calico, Muslins,
Ste. •
Also, have on hand and will be receiving
A general assortment of SADDLERY, manufactured in
the Ik st m iim r. oct 24—127
Just received
case ladies’ thread Stockings
trunk do silk da
do Angora Shawl3
case paper Bureaus, in nests
do watcli Furniture
ALSO
Barrels Beef and Pork
Hampers black Bottles
Windsor Chairs
For sale by
oct 29 129
3. hATTELLE.
Just received
Per brig Tybee, captain Cobb, from X'ew- York, on coni•
signinent,
TWENTY-FIVE PACKAGES DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Fearnoughts, superfine Vestings
White, red, yellow and black Flannels
Cloths and Kerseymeres, assorted colors
Drab Cords, Sarsnets
Coatings, men and women’s lamb’s wool Ilcsa
Men, women and children’s cotton Hosiery
Rose Blankets, satin Stripes
ALSO
Gunpowder, Shot and Lead
Brandy, Wine, Gin, Pepper
Soap, Coperas, Nails, and
A small assortment Hardware
Twine, Colton Bagging
Yml a variety of other articles, all of which are offered
on very low terms, by the piece or package by
Theodore A. Schoedde.
orf 31—130
Galvin Baker & Co.
Acquaint their citv and country friends, that they
are receiving daily, per the constant arrivals at this
port, their fall and Winter supply of DRY GOODS,
winch is large and extensive, in the various articles
requisite for the country trade; which they will dispose of
on credit, or for cotton, or cash, as may be most con.
enientrfo their customers. sept 26 115
Merchant Taylor,
JAMES FOWLER
("East of .Messrs. Lose, Wallace iS Co’s, and nearly obbo.
site ,Messrs. Duel, Gresham & Co’s, in St. Julian street J
Has the pleasure of informing the citizens of Savgjj-
nali, that lie has established himself in thi^ city, in the
above business, and will have any garment in his line
made at a short notice, in the most fashionable manner
and by the best of workmen.
He hopes, by his experience and assiduity, to share a
part of the public patronage.
He has selected in New-York, a few of the best of the
following Articles, imported into that citv, viz;
Superfine black, blue and fancy colored Cloths
Superfine black, blue, mixed and drab Cassimeres
Florentines, Marseilles, Toilinets, Ac.
Which is offered for sale on accommodating terms.
(ffT Wanted one or two of the best JOURNEY MEN,
for whom liberal wages will be given.
Also Women to majty ScatDCU’3 ClotfiH
jet 3i—^ «• •