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Georgia Gazette.
(No. 79°-)
Shipping, Fafioraze, and Commtfm Bufine/s.
Smith, Sons, St Anderson, & Thornas Flint
•w- TAVING entered, into Copartnerfhip m that line* and
H having rented the large and commodious wharf rod
fcjs lately occupied by Messrs. Jobnfen, Robertson, ml
ne'shppix%B°rage, and C.mmijfim Bnfne/s,
In all its various branches, under die Firm of
SMITH SONS, ANDERSON, & FLIN T.
thcir experience and liability they flatter themselves
can, iu aU cases, render fatirfaftion to rhofe who may
S pnier to make them conlignmentw They wul tave
no obleftwos to make fome advances on Kiev, Cotton, 1 o-
Sacco! or any other property commntcd to then care.
SMITH, SONS, & ANDERSON
Conttnue their Wholesale Bufineft *> ufnal, at their sere
in Whitaker street.
New. 27-
HINRY DENSLEK, Chair Maker,
BEGS leave to inform his friends, and the public in
general, that he lias removed his Ihop nearly opposite
the Courthouse, where he ftiU carries on the said bufineis
in the neatefl manner. ~ , ,
N. R. Orders from the country will be ftriCtly attended
to, and executed on the fhortefl notice*
fry* Work done cheap for cath.
Savannah, 3 d Dec. 1798.
Sluyter & Baker __
Have just received, by the Schooner William, Capt.
Brewster, from New York,
An Aliortmenc of
Groceries, Liquors,andProvifions,
At their Store, St. Julian street, Mr. Hogg’s buildings,
consisting of the following Articles, and which they in
tend to dispose of low, for Cadi or Produce!
IMPERIAL, young hy
fon, and bohea teas;
Coffee irt hoglheads and bar
rels,
Double rednedloaf and lump
lilg.r;
Jfctft India, Jamaica; and
Spanilh fogarsj
Mobiles;
Cloves, cinnamon, mace,rfiiit
megs;
Pepper, pimenta, faltpetre;
Chocolate, raisins; ’*
Salad oil, mustard, and Scotch
barley;
Black eyed and English peafe,
Brown and white i'oap,
Mould candles,
London particular Madeira
, wine,
Bourdeaux brandy,
Jamaica and Nevr England
rum,
FOR SALE,*
By the piece or package,
WHITE, bine, and brown plains
London dufinl and rose blankets
White, black, and fancy cafiimeres green baize
Oznabrigs Inverness cotton bagging, twine, and needles
■ A trunk hosiery and gloves
IA case and a calk medicines
■A trrmk mens, womens, and childrens flioes
cafe looking glasses
RWhite lead, Spanilh brown, and yellow ochrd
HL’mfeed oil in jugs
by io and io by 12 London crown glafii
■ ALSO ,
■dyftm and young hyfon tea loaf sugar
B®d Jamaica and Weft India rum one pipe Port wine
iron and nails old tobacco, cotton and rice
tale of the Aurora’s Cargo of Slaves is con-
Wwrced at reduced prices.
I , >r JOHRSTON, ROBERTSON, and CO.
■ November) 1795.
r COTTON.
Island Cotton, of an approved quality, will be
Ky l “ k ' n payment for New Negroes/ at aod. per lb.
*V -\ C5 > °l superior qualitv, for lale, for cash.
■ j'JHNSfON, ROiihß i SON, and CO.
22.
■ a r ■ - ■ •
Fiiuay tns 26tn instant, will be offeftd ter sale, at the
■ wharf of the fubferibers,
9 ninety-six choice and healthy——
■ A t £/F A’ E G R.Q E S,
Ky.. ’
IK-,/.; . C ‘” ~ lCn > ‘ Tc!r - cn hoys, and girls, imported in
g* !!: , orA William Kewans, Mailer, from Bance
• Conditions, Cash, rice, or cotton.
P I 16. JoHiisTdjf, Ro*e*tsoh, and Cos.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1798.
Holland geneva,
London and Philadelphia
porter in hogflieads and
bottles,
New jersey park;
Kifcicd Salmon, mac
kerel, -and herrings,
and smoked herrings, in
calks;
Butter in barrels and firkins,
ENGLISH CHEESE,
Crackers,
Tar and turpentine,
A quantity of flint eofit.
ALso,
Avery peat set blue table
china complete;
China tea pots, sugar di(hes,
&c. &c.
A general assortment of
queen’s and glass ware,
And stone jugs and jars.
James Wallace & Co>
HAVING removed to Commerce Row, to the Store
formerly occupied by Stratford and Robert Brown,
they will dispose of their Assortment on very low terms for
Calh, or fuefi Produce as may be fuitable* The principal
part of their GOODS arrived by the last Ships From London,
among which are the following, viz.
A variety of tambored and jaconet muslins
Luftrings, modes, and ribbons \
Ladies hats, with bands and feathers
Gentlemens falhionable round and cocked bat)
Ladies and girls Cotton stockings
Mons and boys ditto
3-4ths, 7-Sths, and 4-4ths Irifli liae*?
8-4ths and 10-4 tbs huckaback
Long lawn and cambric
Corded dimity and calamancoes
Bombalins and durants
Tapes, pins, and needles
Threads, gloves, and edgings
Checks and bedtick
_ Flaxen and tow oznabrigs
Brown and white flieetings
Superfine and second bioad clotk®
Bath coatings- —-
Striped Indies and flannels
Rose and duffil blankets
2000 yards white plains
Bed cords, feme twine, and fiftiigg liaet
Oznabrig and ftioe thread
Writing paper
Window glass, 8 by 10, 9 by 11, and 10 by ia
Paints and oil
Nails of all kinds - -
With a vanety ot Ironmengcry, Cutlery, and
Giafs Ware.
THEE HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
2d and 3d proof Windward Island rum
4th proof Jamaica ditto
Mufcovado sugar in hogflieads, tierces, and bar
rels
Bed London draught porter ia hogflieads and
barrels
Copperas in calks of 100 Wt.
Waite ginger and fuiphur in boxes of 25'aad
50 wt. each
Cinnamon, nutmegs, cloves, and mace.
September 12.
KEN NEDYand PARKER
Have received by late arrivals,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
Which they will dispose of on reasonable terms:
IRISH and brown linens printed cottons
Oznabrigs and cotton bagging
Pewter copperas laltpctre alum
Paints and liiifeett oil writing paper cottoitftocLingi
Cloth cardinals bedtick checks
Check.and roraal handkerchiefs window glafe
Gunpowder _ 1 ole and dufiil blankets
4d* 6d. Bd. 10. and 2od. nails.
A L S 0,
Red and white herrings in kegs ana half barrel*
London porter in hogflieads and bottles.
Savannah, 12 tb November, 1795.
CAIG and CO.
Have imported, in the Ship Alhtomac, Capt. Hiller,
from .London,
A general AfTortmenr of FALL GOODS,
Which they are now opening, and for sale, by the piece
or package, on moderate terms, coijijling -f the fol
lowing articles, viz.
WHITE, blue, brown, nd preen plains; London,
Bristol, and rose lank, fwan,,imd small
{hot, aflorted; nails aborted; a v!nk ty of carpenters tools,
iron pots, Dutch ovens* aid other ironmonger)'; hrdiery;
durants, calamancoes, and camlets; ladies and gentlemens
gloves, carets and carpeting, paints and oil; bed-cords,
lowing and ieine tr.int; Uanibro'and leading lines, white
rope, alum, copperas, faddlery, blue and brown camlet
cloaks and coats, ipices; iiiperfine, second, and York-
Ihire cloths; claftic ditto, bath coatings, fwandow'n and
tambored caflinrere veils, tow and flaxen oznabrigs, color
ed and white threads, cotton bagging, rice freves, station
ary, copying machines, Ixindon bottled porter, brown
stout in hogflieads, calicoes and chintfes, humhums, Man
cheftry; 3 4tlis, 7 Bths, and 4 4tlis linen; cambric, long
lawn, (betting, diaper and huckaback, medicines, llarch
and hair powder; ladies, gentlemens, and youths hats;
ladies and childrens foots, pewter, gunpowder, handsome
pier glalTes, pyi-amids and jelly glaifes, complete sets tea
china, copper fcafes and weights, double and Angle barrel
led guns and piflols, filh kettles, double gridirons, canci!
moulds, pickles, brass and wire fenders, Bath and Pantheon
stoves, plate warmers, coal hodds, chaffingdiflies, horlemens
piflols. Savannah, November 7,179 R.
WANTED,
An Apprentice to a Grocer.
Apply u the Printers.
(4 dollars per ann.)
A chejl frejh Hyjon Tea
Just opened, and for lale, by
DICKSON fc? JOHNSTON.
Nov. 19;
TAYLOR ani MILLER *
Have received, by the packets from New York,
A frejh Supply of SHIP CHaNDLERT 9
Confiding of tIL mol ufcful artciles in that line;
ALSO,
All kinds of paint* linseed and lamp oil
Best French brands -
Jamaica, Weft Inaia, and Country rum
Hollandfe gin in cafe* • .
Sugar and coffee by the barrel or smaller quantity
Nails and spikes of all kinds writing and wrapping paper
Slops of all kinds crates crockery Ware.
And on Confignmcnt,
Beef and pork in barrels flour and ftiip bread in ditto
Gifnpowdrr m ditto, 108 lbs. each
Negro cloth by the bale or piece
Window glass, different ftzes flaxen and tow oznabrigs#
All of which they will fell on moderate terras for cath or
li. produce. *
Likewise ail kinds of LUMBER, and will have a cm*
(tot supply during the winter.
gCr* They contintrethe Factorage and Commrfiioa
Bufmefs, and have On hand for sale, Rice, in whole and
half barrels.
FOR SALE, Bills of Exchange on New York, at
fliort fight. Apply as above.
Savannah, 20tb November, 1798*
Tire Fubfcriber has received, in the last vtflels from Boston,
The following Articles,
Whicii he offers for sale, bn the mofl reasonable terms*
for calh or produce, viz.
BRANDY in pipes
New England rum in hogflieads and barrels
Loaf, Jamaica, Eafl India, and Spanifo ftigars
Madeira, She */, Port, Lisbon, Malaga, and Fayal wine*
Best Hollandie gin in cases
Sjrermaceti, mould, and dipt candles
White and turpentine^foap Runway’s chocolate
Railins in calks and jars Jordan almonds shelled
Almonds in the flrell currants Scotch barley
Dumb fifh bell mels beef in half barrels
Rounds beef in kits tongues in kegs
Best mess pork in kegs English split peafe
Pickled oysters corks ill bags
Nutmegs, mace, cloves, cinnamon, and caflia
Ginger and all-ipice crockery ware assorted Bar ironi
A L SO,
A box well assorted ftationarv and one ditto of tin ware.
JAMES EELCHER.
Nov. 19.
FOR S -V L E.
A Crop of Sea Island Cotton,
supposed about 40 bales. For term* apply to the
21 ji November , 1798.
fufi arrived in the febooner Charlotte* Oapt. LufccTnb,
from New York, and for sale,
Pickles in pots and Cherry Brandy.
SLUYTER and BAKER, Mr. Hqgg’s Buildings,
St. Julian ftreet*
July 27*
- _ - ■ - - A
Just arrived, in the Ship Elizabeth, Thomas Hall%
Master, from Angola , on the Coast of Africa ,
THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
Prime young NEGROES,
The sale of which will commence on Monday the 17th
instant, and continue from day to day till they’ are all
fold. Conditions; Calh, Sea Island Cotton, or Tobacco.
September 3, 1798. Alexander Watt.
FOR SALE,
Georgia Paper Medium
Apply to James Mackintosh.
Just received! *
Ani for SALE by tie subscriber,
A FEW boxes of neat aflorted CALICOES, and on 6
of GINGHAMS, which le will dispose of low for
cash or produce.
Also on band, A general assortment of DRY GOODS
lately imported. ,
JOSEPH DAVIS*
opposite Mr. Gibbons’s brick buildings;
FIRE BUCKETS FOR SALE. * -
THE subscriber has undertaken to make about five
hundred fire buckets, and offers them to the public.
Those who wish to be supplied will pfeafe leave their names,
and the number #f buckets wanted, at his Ihop* near the
Courthouse, and be will finilh them with dif|>atch.
JOHN GLASS.