Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1816-1818, September 06, 1817, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text* |ii .: ^ if}«• ‘■'a By Frederick 8. Fell fif Co.-] SAVANNAH,'(GA.) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1817. [Whole Number £878. % Number 10G.J TRUTH WITHOUT FEAR.. ' ii [Volume XV THE REPUBLICAN SVE3T TUESDAY, THURSDAY AMD SATURDAY AT. SIX DOLLARS PEB AJflTUX, _ ,mUl XV ADTAXE!. ADVERTISEMENTS will ka iiiserted at the rate of Siron-Firo Civ*« per square the j£r*< ft'nr, and Tsistx-Sxtm A*n A ILiii Cjcth fur eocA continuation. . cash taiut accompany all orders from the Coemsi^It* the payment be secured in Towrr, or the party v. olHuotrn to the Editors. All Limn to the Editors mutt be rosT-rai®. For New-York or any northern port i The substantial schooner THREE SIS TERS, .captain Vantassel, will sail in a few (lays. For itvcizht or passage apply to the master on board, at Hunter's wharf, or to PALMES St DAVIDSON; , Who have received, per said schooner, 50 boxes choice bottled CIDER august 3U—-103 __________________ For New-York The brig LEVANT, captain Wood, will sail i.the last of the week. For freight or passage apply to the master on board, at Rice’s wharf, Or to LAWRENCE A THOMPSON. se.«2-— 104 F r For freight or charter, ” jTo any ptirl in the United Stales or tPest-Indies The schooner CONSTELLATION, burthen 9U .tons, and reaciv to take iu a cargo. For terms, ■apply to L. PETTY & CO. #ei»t ,* - —IC4,.. ... / . ► For sale 60 botes brown Havana Sugar 25J pieces best Inverness and Dundee Bagging 6j puncheons of Georgia 4llt proof Rum j j do . of do Shrub ‘2 hlids. \ old .Madeira Wine, 8 cr. casks j brig Attorney’s cargo 10 do Tenenir Wine 4 bales Blankets ’2 do w hite Plains 1 do him; do 1 do uniform Jackets, suitable for negros. CarnochK.n & Mitchel. sent 4—•*+ IPS Ltiarshui's sale. Oa Wednesday, the 10th day of September next Will be soul at St. Mary's, at 11 o’clock. __ The pilot boat FIRE FLY, with her tackle, ap- parel and furniture—condemned under an act ,,1 congress proliibitir.g the importation of slaves. Conditions, caslu JOHN EFFJNGBH, rlW 30—10! marshal. For sale 509 pieces cotton Ragging 50 barrels, rye Whiskey 10 ) bnx.s Candles, live to tlie pound, good quality 5s kegs Butter loj b-reels Muscovado Sugar, by Charles Maurcl. litcutt T.3—cw—100. t s Tlie Subscribers, bavins formed a Connection in business, oifer tlie.r services as 1 ,VC 1 OltS, at tlie west end ef Bolton’s central wharf, above F. Welnu.i’s july -5 —* lid H P. UUERARD, POLH1LL Valuable t a and iur sale. Two hundred and twenty acres of Land on White-Oak creek, in Camden county, is now olfered for sale; the olot bv a late survey represents a great part of it as good hammock land. Apply' to JOHN M'XIfSH. jnav 13 1 AS Factorage 6c Commission BUSINESS. The subscriber having taken a Store in one of Bolton’s fire proof buildings. Exchange dock, lenders his servicer to his friends and the public in the above line. John Lewis, j,,«y fl_. <1.1 7,ale ofthef-m or Mali tf Le-tric. To rent. The subscriber offers to rent, and possession given on tlie lOth November next. Ids commodious HOUSE and LOT, in Oglethorpe ward. JOHN H. MOREL. july — fc6 John Gardiner Besnectfu’.ly informs liis friends and the public that he has removed to his old stand, corner of Whitaker md Bryan streets, where the Boor snd Shoi MsuiaoBrsr- xras will he carried on as usual, lie will he thankful lur all orders in liU line. On hand, ready made Boots and Shoes; also, sole and upper leather, luimess anu skirting ditto. The subscriber lias commenced the mak ing of negro slices '.vluch will be sold at one dollar per pair. The abot c business will he conducted by Mr. Benjamin Pauli. a,',;,,., 01 Fresh Druggs and Chemicals. JOHN F. POUYAT, (OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE, SAVANNAH,) Hat just received, by the schooner Betsey, An additional stock of MEDICINES, Ac. which he re. commends to bq genuine, being carefully selected by himself—among them are Powder Rhubarb | Gum Myrrh opt. Root do" j Da Kino Jalap | Tarter Emetic Cream Tartar i Calomel Henry’s calcined Magnesia ! White and blue Vitriol Lump Magnesia Peruvian Bark * Rochelle Salta Flake Manua Cantharidts * Camphor .Mace, Nutmegs and Cloves Lemon Acid Gum Arabic - Colombo Powder Do Hoot * Rose Water Sugar Lead f.'arnmoiuile Flowers Alexandrian Senna Quassia Wood Liquorice Ball and Root Vitriolic Aether Sweet Spirits of Nitre Spirits Hartshorn Charcoal Dentifrice Silver wired Tooth Brushes Orange Flower Water Soda Powders A general assortment of Patent Medicines, Surgical In struments,Shop Furniture, Paints, Oils, and every other article usually dispensed in a medical store, warranted genuine, wholesale and retail. sept 2~ t lop Washington . .onument' LOTTERY, Which contains 5 prizes of £0,000 4 prizes of 10,000 5 prizes of 5,000 20 prizes of 1,000, &c. will re-eomir.ence drawing on the 14th of September. Adventurers iu this Lottery will not run any risque in the early part of the drawing, as the first five thousand tickets are entitled to twelve dollars each, and may ob tain the floating prises. The scheme affords the most brilliant prospects of any other now in existence. Tickets and shares, in a variety of numbers, warranted undrawn, for sale by the subscriber, next door to Mr. Woodruff’s crockery store C. H. HAYDEN. (£j* Bills of any Chartered Bank in the United States, cr prize tickets taken in payment. SPECIE will be paid for prizes as soon as drawn. (Xj* Orders from a distance, enclosing the cash (post paid) will be immediately attended to, and the earliest intelligence given of their success, aug 30—fM—103 For sale A valuable and pleasantly situated ISLAND, about 5 miles from Savannah, on tlie salts, opposite Whiimarsh and Greenwich, containing about 90 acres, more *, rhss; most of which is well adapted to the culture of cotton, corn or sugar, and part of which is well clothed with oak, hickory ar.d rail'timber. For terms apply to the subscriber in Savannah. MARY D. BOWEN. sept 2 104 1 Received,. Per oousr BeUeyt from Phi lad*. Ipldd, Flour, in whole and half barrels Cook & Map-ath’s yellow Soup Fresh bog’s Lard, in kegs Pennsylvania Gin, iu barrels. For sale by Charles Maurel. ainr'S^*-rv—i 3 v Cotton Hugging. 439 pieces prime Inverness BAGGING, for sale, on acc.'tnissdaliug terms, by Joseph Auze, sept 2 T04 „V». 11, Builous. range. Lard, C office and Hum. 120 kegs LARD, superior quality 59 barrels GREEN COFFEE 120 bags do do 25 heg^kjesdsTV. L KU.M Levy Hart. sent 2 ■ ■ - .,.104. .. For sale Bourbon and Java Coffee 40,009 pounds prime green do. part of w hich is entitled to debenture 15 hogsheads Jamaica lltun 69 barrels N. E. Rum Whiskey and apple Drandv, in barrels 30 hogs!.tads 9ugar London Mustard, in boxes of 8 dozen each Loaf and lump Sugar, Malaga Wine, &c- Which will be disposed of on accommodating terms july 26—88 •* F. H. V ELMAN. Sugar. One hundred hogsheads and seventy barrels prime Muscovado SUGAR, for sale by JO. IN T \NNER. 1 1 iNOUcc. Lost or mislaid some time since, one CERTIFICATE, number 565, for two shares in the Planter's Hank stock. Application will be made three month front this date for a renewal of said cerliffcalc. .iulv. 22; 36 William Stephens. * At private taie 200 pieces prime Inverness COTTON BAGGING, on ac commodating terms. M. HERBERT A CO. aug 08 1U2 - . .v £>* The partnership, heretofore existing under the firms of Level & Stouten Dviicr,- Augusta; S. & W. Guesham Ik Co. Charleston, South, Carolina; and Deuel, Guesuan ft Co. Savannah; Were dissolved, ly mutual consent, oa the first of April last. BENJAMIN B. STOUTENBURGII, PHILIP DEUEL, JOSEPH THORN, WILEY GRESHAM, STERLING GRESHAM. O* The business will be continued, by the subscribers, in Augusta, under the firm of U. B. Stoutenbuugu ft Co.; unditi Savannah, under the firm of Stoctesnukcu ft Tuoun. BENJAMIN B. STOUTENBURGII. JOSEPH THORN. For sale By tlf subscribers, on accommodating terms, A frw bales of Plains, and Ri se and duffil Blankets 300 pieces of prime cotton Bagging 10 casks i'f Nmls, assorted ; 2 dvzen hair Stives > 4 bales ready made gig Coats, rrnrikev and pea jackets Richards 8C Harroway. sfpt 2 CA 1C4 J For bile A very light travelling CARRIAGE iu good order, with Harntasfor two horses. Apply to F. Dcnsler. July 26 38 Lumber I he subscriber has on band, and ready for delivery at. St. Mary’s, from 350 to 400,01/9 feet of sawed-Lumber, of a > try superior quality, as well of tlie Timber as its appearance, being sawed by gangs. Vessels u siting to load at St. Mary’s will have the advantage of health in as great or greater degree than at any other port in the -outhcro states. The assortment consists of 1 and If inch Boards, of various lengths; W, 2, 2j and 3 inch ship Plank, very long, and 3 by 4 arc. 4 by 5 Ncantling. Shin gles of an excellent ouality can also be obtained at reason able prices. ' ARCHIBALD CLARK. St. Mary's, f Ga.J August 2, 1817- 93 100 Dollars’ reward. Lost a black hmrocco POCIjBT BOOK, contni ir.g some valuable papers (of no use but to the owner) and eighty dollars in Georgetown! Bank Notes. TIil above reward will be paid on the return of the pocket book with the papers to the printer. junc 12 "(; Ten Dollars’ rewa d. Ranawcy, from the subscriber, some time in May last, a certain negro fellow, by the iiniiiecf Lewis, twenty.six years of age, about five Let e g In <>r nine ir.clies high, well set, has a noted scar on his forehead, me of his teeth in the upper part of his mouth is oul, has large eyes and a very hollow foot for a negro to have. Any person that will apprehend said negro ami lodge him in Chatham county goal, or deliver him to the subscriber, in Jefferson county, shall receive thq above reward. I Sumuel Dcuny. august 23—«•— 1 !(• . . * e)v ft hoes. E. S. KFsMPTON Hat just received, by the icnooner* T-.c<> Sister* end Yqukj- Sea-Horse, from AVv-1 w» a:, A choice and well selected assortment of ladies*, fr^n* tlemen’s and children’s leather and inoroceo SUCKS, of the latest and most approved fashions; the varieties of which he forbearito enumerate, but very respectfully submits them to the scrutiny of his friends and custom ers, who are politely invited forthwith to call an J choose for themselves. ALSO, ON BASv’X), 6 casks very superior currant WINE Id dozen bamboo and Windsor CHA1HS ,«r 30—.—103 / ii K. i efn, IMPORTER OF HARDWARE, And Ironmongery generally, Acquaints hh friends and the public, that be has re moved to the store lately occupied by Mr Elias Wallen, opposite colonel Slieiman’s boarding house, where he l.as just received, and is now opening, an additional supply of GOODS; which, -added to his former stock, renders liie assortment complete, lie respectfully soli cits a continuance of their favors, (rpf Country Mer chants supplied w ith Goods on favorable terms, for cash riition, or annroved naner. it.;. 6 54 J. liatlelie HAS F*Ul SALE 7339yarv’s brown Linen, suitable for picking sheets and bags, negro cloths. 5-c. ID99 linen bags, suitable for com and coffee 5 ready made Carpets 13 rolls Brussel’s Carpeting IsW yards cotton and coffee iiargirg 1 trunk l’.at.lias 2 case-slew priced Muslins b packages Dutch made Hoots and Shoes S cases superior sparkling Cluunpaigue 13 quarter casks old Tcncriff Wine ., do. and l iialt pipe old Marsala do. 39 rases pure Holland Gin 4 hogsheads Muscovado Sugar 5 kegs manufactured Tobacco 24 jars Dutch Butter 3 'barrel* Fork 25 barrels bright and black A'amiJi 3999 pound* Cordage, invoice Toys 7009 hearth Tiles, 3 crates Crockery ALSO '0,000 North Carolina Shingle* aug 2—91 For sate. 1 ' A vety fine plated CIG, with a full pl*ted FIABVESS, dished off in handsome style; just received per brig levant, and for *aleby BACON&B8UEN. Just received, By the recent arrivalm 9 and for sa'c Ly the tvbscribefl, •Id cuddies, 2J each, gunpowder Tea 3 bis pickled Tongues, 10 kegs pearl Barley 5 pipes Holland Gin, 15 boxes London Mustard 3 boxes Souchong Tea, 20 tierces London l’urter 10 cases English pine apple Cheese SO kegs white Lead, 5 kegs pine Verdigrise 5 dozen Sash Cord. 13T STORE, 20 hogsheads and 14* barrels Sugar 174 boxes 7 9 8 10 and 10 by 12 window Glass 75 kegs cut Nails, assorted sizes 100 barrels navy Bread. Together with their former stock, makes their assort ment c >mr>lete. DOHSON & IIILLS. v.." - 103 t he subscriber Has just received from Bedford’s manufactory, in Phila delphia, per tlie schooner Betsey, and oilers lor sale, at his well known stand, corner of Whitaker and Bry- an-street, an excellent assortment cf r.cw and fashiuu- able BOO TS, 6tc. consLung of Patent top bnckstrap Boots Patent and plain hussar Boots Patent and plain Wellington Boots Boot Webbing, boot Cord, Russia Bristles, shoe Thread, shoe Knives, Stc.; all of which will be sold at a low advance, wholesale or re*a:!. OX IIAXD Gentlr men’s readymade Boots and Shoes; aLo 1300 pair t;sgro Su^es, cf asUhitariH: i quality Jolm Gar diner. «er.t 4——105 For sale or lease, And immediate possession given, on extensive TAN NING BoTABLISHMEXT, in the city of Savin.nalt, embracing five lots, each 60 by 220 feet, from 80 ty, 100 vats in good order. A number of eommodious buildings, adapted to tlie business, a dwelling house and all requisite out houses, with a garden and fine spring of water. Falcnt mills and implements included. The whole v ill be soul, on accommodating terms, with or without the stock on hand, it only u> George Miilcn, jua. hug 12—95 • Fiew Summer Gooab. By the ship Georgia, just arrived from Liverpool, the subscribers i_vo received ar. extensive supply of - DliY GOODS, well calculated for the season. Having been laid in low, will be sold on moderate terms. They will, cr. line first day of October next, discon tinue to retail, so far as regards the cuttiug of goods. Iu the mean time, the goods i;i tlie retail store, will be disposed of at reduced prices,- and, hereafter, families, will be supplied at a low advance by the piece or dozen. Andrew Low Co. Sainmnnh. Jrfnv 10, 1817. 56 Phillips’ Spe&hesi The Speeches cf Charles I) iliips, esq. delivered a? the bar, and un various public occasions in irc._id and England—edited by Uinself. Johnson’s Reports, volumes 12 and 13 W. T. Williams. sept 2 M 104 \\ arrenton Academy Will be opened on the first Monday in January next, under the superiutendance of instructors who will come indisputably recemmunded for abilities wid morality.-— Terms of tuition, the same as is usual in other regular setninsr.es. Genteel boarding can be had on moderate term' ’1 lie healthiness and salubrity of the situation, to gether u hh a variety of other consider .lions, it is hoped, will be inducements to parents and guardians to select this institution fur tlie education cf south, j', j unis' cf the Board Thomas Gibson, ssc’ry. fit— 7-r$-<13 For sale A valuabla tract of LAND, called JDemere’s I.’.and, containing 1009 acres, situated on the Altumaha river, in tlie neighbourhood of Darien, and nearly opposite major Butler’s celebrated Island. One half of this tract, 500 acres, will be sold on rea sonable terms- For particulars apply to E. S. llees and John Lawson, esqs. Savannah; or to the subscriber Raymond P. Demere, 5| ■ -41 . . , e^untv. Ge*r<*ux. Corn. 709 bushels of CORN, remaining unsold on board the flat Nonsuch, at Smith’* wharf. Apply to . sept 2—104 BILBO & WATTS. Cotton Bagging-, c. 150 pieces prime Inverness cotton Bagging 5 pipes Cognac Brandy Laics Twine, he. l-'or sale, on accommodating terms, by GEORGE GORDON. ALSO BILLS ON NEW-YORK. anuiist 23—T , f—L Twenty Lofia.s reward. Ranawuy last evening, my negro woman Sam i; she is of a yellowish cojr piexion, coumrv born, about 28 years old; she was la tely purchased from Mr. Elias Wal len, merchant, of t!-a, city, and on whose family slit- lias been in the habit ol attending; she is well known in Sa- vannali anti August/ , Nancy' has a husband residing in Sa vannah, by the name of July, tbs property of Mr. Williaui Mein. Ail Upast era of vessels, anil others, arc cautioned 0-'..n» haxboi(tvy or cihiu.iyiiig flic above vvi hcli Nancy, flie above 1 utirard and all reasonable cltarges will be paid oil Ilea D-ing lodged iu gaol j Jolm H. Morel. iulv 19-a 85 i weMy Dollars’ reward. l.anauay froni the subscriber's plantation, on the Eu- a grim countenance, it is supposed he will make for Savannah, and from thence to the northward, and endea vor to pass ltiniEelf for a free man, as he made tlie same attempt last summer in Charleston. All masters of ves sels are therefore hereby cautioned fre m harboring or carrying said ncgiv out of the state, as the law in such case will be rigorously wtforetd. Ihe abov e re ward will be paid any person who will deliver said negro at the above plantation, or tlie gaol in Savannah. a»ur 7-93 G W. Morrall. Fiit^ Dollars reward. A r.cgro man named Bon was enticed ali'ay from Fer* nandina, on Saturday, the Dili instant, by two white mens he is about five feet live or six inches high, blacl: com plexion, round face, pleasant countenance, well made, fore teeth very large, about twenty-five years of age, a carpenter and caulker, also a good I,a: her.-iid waiting man- Fifty dollars reward v.-ill be [add by me :.,r ilie fellow, if brought here or delivered to John tiailev, esq. sheriff of Camden county, at Jeflerson. baiilla ii.tr, ai.d all ex pense* p.aid, cr fifty dollars if e. ini red at any gaol in this state. WILLIAM GlltSON, Executor of estate of James .lj Gi,g; ar, deceased. St. Mary's, ,Ga ) August 23, 38.7 102 Jbilty dollars’ ?eward. Rana'.vay, from tlie subscriber, about the 10th of July last, a negro man named Billt, a native of Africa, about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, appears to be between 2 and 32 years of age; speak.- bad English—lie has a down look, and speaks low when in conversation—lias about or below bis waist some marks of the vt hip. This fellow was brought to the gaol of Barnwell district sometime in the month of February, 1810, as a runaway, and was sold out to pay exper.ccs, on the first Monday of March last.—. All 1 know of this fellow is from bis own statements; be says bis uame is Billy, and that be did belong to a major Jones, of Savannah, and afterward* said lie came frotn above Augusta, (Ga.) It is likely this fellow may get back to bis former owner, who would like to conccallii* return; be may not have given liis owner’s or his own name, or Ins place of residence correctly. Any information that may lead to a discovery, will be thankfullv received. 'BARNETT II. BROWN. '8 .... 102 Savanns.h Poor House and Hospital. VISITING COMMITTEE For September and October, ' Doxaixi Il l-ton and Jam i s S Butiocn \ Joseph Cumming. sec’ry. Sait for sale. Apply to august 28—102 R. U J. HABERSHAM. MG Notice. twv. Persons indebted to the estate of Sate Stt-WAWt, (late toil-maker,) are requested to call and settle their, accounts; and those having demands will please present them for payment to GEORGE 1 IALMES, xu g 30—103 agent fir adm tr. estate S. Stceart. insurance Office. A dividend of six per cent, or one dollar and u half on each share, for the last six months, having been * declared by the Directors of tlie Marine and Fire Insur ance Company—paymeut may be had at their office or, or after, the 3d instant. R. WAYNE, sec’ry. june 2 £6 Beaufort property for sale. Three excellent situation*, with the buildings thereon; suitable for the residence of large families. Also, sever al building Lots. For a particular description, and terms of sale, apply to I. COURSE 8c SON, Savannah. or WM. JOINER 8c CO. Beaufort. august 28—fc—102 Lumber Factorage. The subscriber begs leave to inform bis friends and the public that lie intends resuming the above busirie-s on tlie first October next. Consignments of cotton, com, !&c. will be also thankfully received, and strictlv attend, july 3 lo THOMAS JONES.

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Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1816-1818, September 06, 1817, Image 1