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■Tehn/loti Robert/on , and Cos.
r HAVEfOR SALE, LOW. FOR CASH,
TAMAICAfam in puncheon*
J Coffee in lags.and barrels .
SfrufcovadofiV* r **
Hyfoir and yjbngniyfori teas.* /■
Taper hanginfs r . ‘ • *
Caiks nails aid bfads aflorted _ .pS
■Window gla> Bby io andj-by* J ; j „
Kgmginlwder J F?. , . *.v*
| Bar kon affdrted ti - J : . * ntdd .
Ijredffuperifne flour * fujf
x<*“-
•; A wcfPeh jr"* ciliated for
this climatevS^BijMfirniture, Wertwhole put up in
| md m in of a medical gentleur.n
tins Hate, and will be well worth
commencing bpimefs in that
ALSO
Two thousand pieces India nankeen, entitled to draw
back, low for calh or bills on Hew York
at a fliort
Savannah , 2d April , 17.9ft*
w The fublcriber intending to leave’this city, offers for
sale, at very reduced prices,
The Remainder of bts Stock of G 0 O*D S t
WHICH CONSISTS OF
IRISH linens, calicoes;
Superfine black, naVy
blue, an 1 mixed cloths;
Scarier, black, drab, and
mixed second ditto;
‘'Bath coating;
Superfine blacky white, mix
ed, and printed cafimeres4
Murfeilles: quilting, fwanf
down, and flerinet, for
. waiflcoating ;
Elastic coating aad sorest
cloths,
G’-een cafinet,
Womens scarlet cloaks or
cardinals.
Mens camlet coats and
cloaks,
Cloak camlet of an excellent
quality,
6 4ths green baize,
Durants of various colors,
Mulberry wildbore,
Rose blankets;
Red, white, and yellow flan
nels ;
Worded and cotton stock
ings,
leaver gloves',
Velvet veil fliepes, blue vel
vet, white corduroy,
!ro\vn fu Ilians, rayenfdnck,
danchtfter corded fluffs of
different colors,
kriped and clouded nan
keens,
n.lia yellow ditto,
Vhite and colored mu(Tmets,
rin'ghams, Britilh dowlas,
Iths and 7 it 5 bed tick,
Jumhums,
\ few pieces muslins and
i rauflin handkerchiefs,
Ctoyded muslin fliawls,
■ndia bandano and romal
Ik handkerchiefs,-
Red and vellow.filk ditto,
■ tinted linen and cotton
Rfpocket ditto, •* “ T V ‘
Rack Barcelona ditto,
Rentlemesis muslin neck dit-
I to with tnmbored corners,
R-nwn holland and platillas,
Rxnabrigp, German rolls, ‘
Rlens and womens blacks
a..hat,
RlUdrcnsj- drab ditto,
and ditching threads,
ditto,
fdk and twill, qua-
Rdity ■ binding,
■pot ferreting, tape and bob
■ bin, i
and French fans,
Ratent metal tea kettles,
Jell metal skillets and
■ kettles,
mills, spiders, -and
■ izutch -ovens,
L S. O,
mri"y hn :ei > inm c upr ,
W"*’ I Ginger apd black pepper. ’
ligg, y marv % LLUM *wr**>-
tne Fire Ordinance and
‘ io aw ma y be had of the Printers.
Iron pots from half a gallon
to eight gallons,
Fryihgpans, gridirons and
griddles,
Hard metal table and tea
spoons,
Japanned waiters and tumb
lers;
London and Bristol pewter
fcafons,phtes, and di flies;
Hearth brdhes and bellows,
Currycombs, horse brushes,
Iron and brass candlcfticks,
, Japanned lamps,
Steel and japanned {buffers,
Sad or smoothing irons ;
Steelyards to weigh 62, 81,
87,
182, and 200 lbs.
Carpenters and flioemakers
tools,
Falling and club axes, iron
squares, ..
Centre bits, draw knives,
Weeding hoes,
Till and cupboard locks,
Chest locks and'hinges, can
nister locks,
Brass knob and ring locks
for doors of various sizes,
Rim and flock ditto,
Single afid double padlocks,
H and HL hinges, hooks
and hinges,
Iron butts from one and an
half to four and an half
inches,
Skew rising joint ditto,
Flat and round bolts for
doors and windows,
Thumb latches, brass and
wood pullies,
Iron ditto for window’s, fafii
lines ;
6d* Bd. rod. and 2od.
nails; b --
3d. and 4u. fine clout ditto,
,'fid. and iod. fine drawn
dkro;
2d. 3d. 4d. and fid. brads or
. f P r V 1 ‘
Sand, emery, and glass pa
perk 1
Round and flat|head w r ood
ferews, nH
Table-knives, arid forks, ,
Pocket .apd peninivts.
Razors and ftraps*
“boxes,
Sbof. and knee buckles,
I Coat and breast .buttons,
Speflack'.', cpaiba, tooth arid
comb brushes - ,
Fife hooks, pins, needles,
India tea china;
Setsof dining ditto, confifl
ing of 100 pieces each ;
Tin, glass, and crockery
ware. -
FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1798.
Windward Island Rum in pun
cheons, Sugar, and Coffee,
landing from the galiot Triton, from Martinique, and the
brig Sadly, Axpm Jamaica, and for sale, by
GAIRDNERS & MITCIIEL.
January 4, 1798* • ,
Just landing from on board cj the brig iViltiam, from
; ..** Jamaica, . ..
TWENTY pipes of Madeira, wine,
Fourteen puncheons Jamaica rum, *
Cbfffee* fugatY molasses, andeocoa.
*/ - • ALSO OIT HAND,
Twenty’ puncheons of Windward Island rum,
Liverpool and alum fait, &c. *\
All of which wiihbe. fold low for caff or produce.
February 8. ALEX. WAIT.
Opening by George Kauton,
A Ilandfome AJfortment cf
Pi intec!, Tamooral, and PI tin Muslins.
Alfoj, lately Received,
Two Cafvs of L ulics, Gentlemens, and Boys
Beaver fiats.
February r. __
4~uJU H A Li,
Georgia Paper Medium.
Apply to James Mackintosh.
, January 24.
Kj” TO BE SOLD, ‘
npHE I.or, end BUILDINGS thereon* near the
jL Market Square, occupied by MeflVs. Stratford and
Robert Brown and Mr. M‘Kenzie
a l so,
A few dozen LONDON BOTTLED PORTER, at ‘wo
dollars and three quarters per dozen, and a well chosen
uflbrtinent of BOOKS, &e.
Sept, j, 1797. . J J. T. LAPFRANCE.
SAUNDERS MOTT A,
HAIR DRESSER ,
RESPECTFULLY informs his cuflomers, and others,
that he has removed to the fliop occupied by Mr.
Cummings, next djL^y. to. t :e eastward of Mr. La Goux.
lie returns thanks for the encouragement he has met with,
and humbly solicits a continuance of their favors.
Savannah, January 4, 1798.
11. C, JO.\LS,
HAVING convenient Lores on Clarke’s wharf for the
reception of Country Produce, or Merchandise of
any defeription, offers his bell iervices to his friends, and
the public, bufinefs they may place in
his hands as a Factor, or Commiifion Merchant.
Savannah, Oclobsr 7, 1797. _____
Meins & Mac hay
OCCUPY the wharf and Lores late in possession of Mr.
John Cuningham, inferior to none in this city for
the (loreage and iecurky of property. —In the .
Shipping and Factorage Line
they offer their services to the Public, and flatter themfclves
that every -fatisfadtion will be afforded thole who may em
ploy them.
TRET HAVE FOR SALE,
ic pipes Bounleaux brandy,
fljfepitto Spaniih ditto;
fliip bread, and
20 ditto pilot ditto.
Savannah , January 1, 1798. y
THE fubicribxrs having entered into Lopamierihip,
under the Firm of CASHEN and ROBINSON,
lave rented convenient Stores on Telfair’s wharf for-the
reception of Produce, where they purpose carrying on the
Factorage & Cpmmifiionßufinefs,
and hope by their pundhiality and attention to merit the
confidence of those who are pleased to favor them with their
buiine& 4
JAMES CASHEN,
O k’ ■ • • JOHN ROBINSON.
December 2, 1797.
T AMAICA and Northward rum, r
J Holland gin, French brandy,
0 ’ Molasses, and .
A quantity of com,
- -. For fale* by
SLUTTER V BAKES, in Mr. Hogg's
buildings, St. Julian freet, Jcbnfn’s
fjuare.
March 29, 1798.
TO BE r “ — “
THAT VArCA-BLE AND WELL KN>)WN
■ PLANTATION, on Little Og^chee,
About 12 miles from Savaniab, and a miles from Little
Ogecliee Biidge, late tlie property and residence of John
Fox jun. deceafedi An Immediate pofieflion will be given.
For terms apply- to Francis Courvoisie.
7 tb March, 1798.
Wanted on re \f,
A SMALL convenient DWELLINGHOUSE in a
centnc part of the city* Inquire of the Printer#.
(4 dollars-per ann,)
. ALMANACS
%
For falp at the Office in flrcet#
Taylor and Mftr%Eß
HAVE FOR S AJfcE,
At their Store under tb^Rluf,
A NEAT Assortment of SHIPCHANDLERY, con
fiding of paint?, linseed and lamp oil, varnift, Cord
age, and the mod ufeful articles in that line.
Also, Jamaica, Windward Island, and Northward rum;
gin in cases, French brandy, sugar, coffee, white plains bv
the piece or bale, gunpowder in calks,, and window glass
of different lizes. -
They have.lirewisr on hand, Different kinds of lumber.
AH of which they will dispose of, on low terms, for cash
or produce.
Savannah, 28 tb Sept. 1797*
Lonng &Seaverhave received ,
A large Ailortmem of IRONMONGERY,
CON’S IS OF
SCREWS, butt and other hinges, latches, bolts and
locks of all kinds, sets flioemakers tools complete,
corkscrews, shoe buckles, flioe knives, panel and mill laws;
fliovels, tongs, and pokers; alio, womens, mens, and boys
plain, ribbed, and gauze white and colored cotton stockings;
cloth, hearth, horse, and tooth bruffles; broad cloths and
cafimeres; artillery and horfemens swords, wit!) belts;
horfemens caps; hollters, with bear ffin caps and straps;
mens and womens saddles; with various kinds of bridles,
and ink powder.
AND HAVE ON HAND,
London particular and London market Madeira wine
in pipes, hogffieads, and quarter caffs; I/indon particular
Tencriffe win,2 hogffieads and quarter caffs, hogffieacft
Jamaica and St. Croix mm, hogffieads of loaf and brown
iugar; tierces, barrels, and bags of coffee; barrels prime
beet, barrels fine and fiipcrfine- flour, barrels pilot bread,
cordage, boxes mould and dipped can lies, boxes soap, boxes
chocolate, bags black pepper, kegs London ground white
lead in oil, ditto red lead dry, lugs boiled linseed oil, caflia
and mace; ali of which they will fell low for cash or prq
duce.
F O R b~A L Z,
A BLACK MAN, a good carpenter, can ffiave, cl re ft
hair, take care of liorfes, or do almofl any house oy
plantation wo:k. Apply to the Printers.
March 9, 1798.
Glynn County.
NOTICE u hereby given, That, on the firft day of
May next, will be expofecl to public sale, at the
Town of Brunswick,
Two Hundred and Fifty Acrcs of LAND on
thr Commons of said To'in y
in lots not exceeding fifty acres each; to be fold by virtue
of an A& of the General A (Terribly of the State of Geor
gia. The conditions will be made known on the day of
idle by
John Burnett, kl,-
Geo. Purvis,
Moses Burnett, p-Commissioners.
Richard Pritchard, |
John Piles, 1 j
December 31, 1797.
ALL persons having demands against the Estate of Mi
chael Aspes, deceased, are desired to fend them in
duly attefbxl, and tliofe indebted thereto ate requested to
main immediate payment.
* Margaret Asper, Adm’rix.
- ‘ ‘• David Gugel, Adm’r.
February 28, 1798.
J ’ ts O T. i CL.
ALL persons having any demands against the Estate
of Maßy Low, late of Liberty County, deceased,
are requested to fend them in, properly attested, to the
fubferiber, within. 12 months and a day from the date
hereof, after wluch time the affairs of theffaid Estate will”
be closed, and ait accounts not rendered will be excluded.
“~~7 John Jones, Admr.
Rural Felicity y Liberty County , March 28, 1798.
N’oTIT” F.
THE fubferiber intending to leave the state for a few
months, has placed his books and papers in the hands
of Jeremiah Cuyler, Esq. to whom all persons are desired
to make payment, or their accounts must lie put in suit.
March 26, 1798. ROBERT MACKAT.
N O.i I CE. V
ALL persons are particularly warned against purchasing
any Negroes, lands, or otlier property, belonging
to the Estate of John Rup ert, deceased, from any person
or persons whatsoever, as the whole thereof is secured, by
the will of the said John Ruppert, to the Tole and separate
use of Mrs. Burney during her life, and to her children
after her decease.
William LewdeiO
John HpnxGER, ’j **■*■*•
February 2T,
BROUGHT to the Workhouse in Savannah, A Ne
gro Fellow, who fays his name is Pompcy, about
5 fleet 9 inches high, and about 35 years of age, fays he
belonged to Mr. John Coxe, deceased.
Jacob Theiss, Gaoler* ...