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Supplement to the Republican',
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SAVANNAH, DECEMBER 3, 1816.
r -y, prom a wish of Joseph Carrutu-
• incline tii • Or Good business, James Carrtttners
mi himself. The commission bu-
* l “. ?! ‘ r ji ^'attended ts usual, by
5,1 13 Joseph Carmthers & Co.
tr/io offer for sale on moderate terms, a consignment
of Laces, Hosiery, &e._ _ november 7 133
ry Three or four boys, from nine to
fourteen y ears of age, would be received into a private
f. imiy to Board and Lodge until the 1st June next.—
En.jjiro at this office. nov 30 l 143
Fellow-Citizens of Chatham!
1 off r myself a candidate for RECEIVER OF TAX
E3TUBX8 at the approaching election, in January, and
ii elected snail feel grateful and be obliged.
L. S. D’Lyon.
30—'—143
’French, German and Spanish Tracts
j [st received by the Stvannak Religions Tract Society,
and ready for distribution from the store.
8. (3. Schenk,
nov 30 143 Librarian
Elegant Mirrors,
Of various sizes and figures, in gilt frames. Tor sale
bv J. J. & F. BLANCHARD.
1—Up—117
Miles’ vVeejdy Register. '
Subscribers to this valuable Work, are informed that
Iv* ninth and tenth volumes have been received at Lie
’■jciMcav. O.Jice. .£j* Baltimore, Georgetown and
will be taken in pavrnent for die
-137
B-jik Not
.Vtakiy Register.
nov 16
v>:
>ilot Boat ft a. tip toil.
Notice is nerebv given, that pilotage due the above
toat, is to be paid to no one but myself; as l am the oil-
/ person authorized by the Commissioners of Pilotage to
sceive the same. JOHN G. HOLCOMBE, s. c. it.
nov 2 ——131 ’
file subscribers
TSPHBNT ELLIOTT S BOTANY
Will receive the First Number, by calling at the Hook-
tore of W. T. WILLI AMS, J
net 19—135
'The Marine and Fire Insurance
COMPANY,
Of the City of Savannah,
Will insure Property in Boats, between Savannah and
a r ista, and at and from ebher place to the other.
R. Wayne, secretary.
net 24-137
Savannah Baths
Are now in complete order, and but one hour’s notice
required for their use. ROM A,
nov i -14>
Doctor E. d. urosvenor
Has re move '1 to Dratton-street, second door south of
R rough ton-street; he will attend promptly to calls from
tlie country. nov 30—-143
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Hickman
Harris
Tt.is opened a Liw-Olfice in Savannah, and tenders to
he public his professional services .a the courts of the
eastern circuit. oct 8—120
Notice.
Tile-law ohice of the subscriber, is at the house re
cently in the occupation of doctor M’Lcaii.
Ed.vard F. Tattnall.
oct S—12J
Notice.
Tiie Pews in the Independent Presbyterian Church,
w.il he rented for one year, on Thursday, the 5th l)e-
.evinher next, at the Church, at 11 o’clock; on the same
terms as the last year. Any person m arrears f ir the last
rear’s rent, will not be allowed to retain tile pew at die
.assessment, but such pew will be rented to the highest
bid ler. ' OLIVER STURGES,
•> > • 0—140 'L.iW T w-s
To rent or lease.
Tint well known WHARF, at present occupied by
T -yinr, Davis St Ta d or, will be iet for one or more
Mr
rs: it is one of the best situations for a lumber yard,
m Savannah; posses-iioii rnav be had on the first of De
cember i^.xt For terms apply to
•-1
John Gardiner.
i o rent
A five acre LO T, Spring tf’ll, with a comfortable
•(veiling HOUSE upon it; possession to be had iinme-
•lately.
also fur sale
An excellent LOIVsituated on the Rliy, 60 feet front
c,.j f e ... ■ ieej,. Apply to
James G. Greenliow.
30 upi rHd
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N ew Importations.
WtfOLESAuJ 4N’i HFTA1L.
DUEL, GRESHAM k CO.
(Corner of St. Julian awl Ifhilakerstreets, north of TTr
Siielmua's (warding house, in the store lately occupied by
Atessrs. J. E. U nite -if Co.)
Have the pleasure to inform their friends and the pub
lic that, they have received by recent arrivals
437 packages
ENGLISH, FRENCH, INDIA and AMERICAN
STAPLE and FANCY GOODS,
• Ordered particularly for t/us market;
Which, with their STOCK on hand,'comprises a gener
al assortment.
Hy the ship Oneida and now landing
1 case Merino Shawls
2 cases silk do g -
3 coses cotton do
1 case silk Bamianoes
3 bales Madras, Sistersov, Posakv and Choppa Romal
Handkerchiefs anil fancy neck Cloths
3 bales'Carpeting
8 do Coatings, Flushings, Fearnoughts and bear Skins
4 do Bombazets, various qualities
1 bale superfine Cloths
1 do Cassinieres
bales Flannels, assorted colors
do rose, point and duffil Blankets
cases superfine Prints
do Dimities
do Irish linen Cambrics
do do white and half white Linen
do nun’s Thread
boxes cane and common silk Umbrellas and Parasols
trunk Irish Poplins
3 cases Gloves, beaver, kid and silk
2 do cotton Hosiery
3 do ladies’ and children’s French beaver Hats, assorted
1 case colored Sinchevvs and Sarsanets
1 c: .<e Nansooks mull mull and jaconet Muslins
do cut Glass and silk Huttons
box coach and riding Whips
do stubb and double barrel Fowling-Pieces
do brass and stubb barrel pocket Pistols
casks sad Irons
AND A FEW PACKAGES,
Containing
Elegant satin Robes, Macedonia, Paris and fashiona
ble borders
Merino, plush and velvet Caps and Bonnets, Feathers
and Artificial Flowers
Tul, Ciienelie and Other worked Pilloreens
Velvet Binding, head and gown Garniture, fancy Trim
mings
Silk, Clienelle and ailver Cords and Tassels
Gilt and silver clasp Indispensables
Silk, velvet, Zephyr and damask Gauzes
Brilliant white, Palmire, Amarinthe, green, lilac, im
mortal, Macedonia, Levantine, Florence, satin,
Verge tie and Taffeta Siiks
G ilt and pearl diadem Combs, table and head Brushes
Pocket and China Inkstands, in ttie form of a shoe
Needle Cases, ladies’ Valicea, watch Stands
Gentlemen and ladies’ morocco writing Cases
Ladies’ work Boxes, set with mother of p arl
Superfine Pomatum, Scent in botties
Walnuts, in pieces; Mussels, Chesnuts and real Eggs
Toilet Tables, Secretaries and silver Seals
Wooden sand Boxes and morocco Note Books
Silver Spectacles, looking Glasses and Screens
Cloak Bags, boot Tassels, Corsctts and corsett steel
Bones
Stay Strings and elastic Garters, See. For sale by
Duel, Gresham k Co.
oct 29—129
To Di •iiggists, Pnysieians
AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
The subscriber respectfully informs bis friends in Geor
gia and South-Carolina, that he will in a few days recom
mence his Drug, Paint and Oil Business in Savannah, in
connection with his present establishment in Philadel
phia; and that he has taken into copartnership with him
Mr. Robert Worrell, jun. who will attend to and conduct
ti - business under the firm of Harral & Worrell.
Tuey will open in a few days, at their Store, in Con
gress street, near the Market-square, one hundred and
seventy-nine packages and cases of DRUGS, CHEMI
CALS! SHOP FURNITURE, &c. which have been'eare-
fully selected in the European and Northern markets,
and can be confidently recommended as of a very supe.
rior quality.
All orders to the firm, or to the subscriber, in Phila
delphia, will be promptly attended to, and charged at
the lowest prices. GEORGE H VRUAL.
PhihuUlhUn. Vote 5, 1316—139
For s ile
An elegant Chair and Harness, with one of the best
family Horses in town, for gentleness, -a reasonable
terms, as the owner lias now no use for them.
Also, a young Negro Man, 22 y ears old, stout made,
and a blacksmith by trade; lie would be very useful for
a country gentleman. For particulars enquire at this
office. nov 12-
335
To rent
The STORE on the Bay, at present occupied by the
subscriber. Apply on the premises.
J. George.
^ nov 30—)—st——14"
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Lewis Mirault,
TAYLOR,
Respectfully informs, ms cu.-homers that he has ta
ken a room above Mr. J; P. Gizornie, (jeweller) “next
door to Judge M'Alijsier’s and opposite Johnston’s
square, where he intends to continue Ills busu.f ssf and
from his former strict attention, he hopes slid t< be fa-,
voredwith his cUstormTs’-bosincss, ami does ussuie them
that all business left in his charge shall be punctually at
tended to. on hand
A very handsome assortment of Waistcoating and
a few dozen of lambswool Shirts and long Drawes,
which will be sold low. oct 17—124'
Mer. hant Taylor.
JAMES FOWLER
CEast of .'leasts. Low, H ad ace cf Co's, anil nearly oppo
site Messrs. Duel, Gresham Co’s, in St. Julian street J
Has the pleasure of informing the citizens of Savan
nah, that he has estafausheoMtiiniseif in this chy, in the
above business, and will have any garment in his- fine
made at a short notice, in the most fashionable manner
au«4 by the best of workmen.
He hopes, by his experience and assiduity, to share a
part of the public patronage.
lie has selected in New-York, a few ofthebestof the
following Articles, imported into that city, viz;
Superfine black, bine and fancy colored Cloths
Superfine black, blue, mixed and drab Cassiir.eres
Florentines, Ma rseilles, Toiliuets Ac.
Which is offered for saie on accommodating tern s.
Wanted one or two of the best JOURNEYMEN;
for whom liberal wages will be given.
Also Women to make Seamen’* Cloths,
oct 31 -13U
Factorage and Commission.
Imported
Per the ship fVHBam, captain JHiUs, from Liverpool.
FOR SALE OS VKRT MODERATE TERMS.
14 bales very best London duffil Blankets
1U0 casks brown Stout, London Porter, 6 and 8 dozen
100 kegs white Lead, ground in oil, 28ibs. e»ch
100 boxes 8 by 10 crown Glass
50 do 10 by 12 do
100 casks English wrought Nails, clasp heads, 6d. lOd.
and 20il.
50 crates crockery Ware, assorted for the country
15 tons bar Iron do. do;
5 casks bar Lead, in lib. bars
15 do. Shut, of all sizes
A quantity oflron Pots, different sizes
On consignment,
One bale English broad cloths
One cask best steeled broad Hoes
One case of Hardware
One cask cooper’s Adzes, Hammers, Chizzles an
club Azc-s
One cask Sad Irons, one bundle London Shovels
25 casks Louden Porter, in bottles
James Wallace.
november 7
-133
For saie
Old Cognac Brandy, of superior quality, in pipes, en
titled to drawback
A well selected invoice of FRENCH GOODS, consist
ing of Crapes, assorted colors; plain and figured Levan
tines, black and changeable Mantuas, white and bi. ck Sat-
tins, white and pink Virginias, fine linen-Cambrics, men
and ladies’ silk, beaver and kill Gloves, assorted; white
and black silk Hose, white toll Points and Peiorines,
Levantine Shawls, with handsome borders; plain, soft and
fringed sattin Ribbons, assorted; b.ack silk Handker
chiefs, Florentine, of a superior quality for waistcoating,
he. he.
50 dozen of snuff Boxes, with French and American
prints and landscapes
An assortment of JEWELLERY, gold and silver
Watches, with patent levers; plain, double and single
cased Watches; and six pair of best Paris gold plated
Candlesticks, with glass shades and gilt pedestals.
5 bales of India Muslins, 2 balestsflow priced Flan
nels, assorted colors.
R. L. Duhamel,
nov 16—$cl—137
Copartnership.
On Eraser's wharf
r The subscribers having entered into copartnership, un
der the firm of Gili.ett h Milne, are now opening a ge
neral assortment of DRY GOODS, at their stor: south,
side of Johnston’s square; which they offer for cash or
town acceptances at ninety days.
WM. S. GILLETT.j|
*'oct 19—125 JOHN MILNE.
Missing
i^A barrel of APPLES, marked “Thomas Bacon, Dice-
boroughwhich was landed from brig Amelia, from
New-York. The person who has received it will please
call on the subscriber and give-information from whom
it was obtained. J, GEORGE.
wTIQV 30 143
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The subscriber having commenced in the above line
of BUSINESS, offers his services to Id.- friends and the ’
public; his Counting-Room is on Wayne’s upper wh. rf,
formerly occupied by .Messrs. Plfinizy A Bartlett- The
Store is large and commodious—produce will be re
ceived on stor-.ge and every attention given to its re
ception and shipment. RICHARD WAYNE,
dec 2—1.39
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