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iprt* stamped by eternal experience, approv -
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ly power extenuated ; a just, an ingenuous,
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heir leisure through this PAPER.
JOHN S. MITCHELL.
CHARLES M. PRATT.
SAVANNAH, April 14, 1812 1
Boots and Slices.
lust Received, per ship Superior and
Brig Savannah Packet,
At OLIVER H. TAYLOR’S,
Market Square.
rWO Trunks prime New-York
Roots, and a large and elegant
issortment of Ladie's Gentlemen’s and
Childrens Shoes, which are offered for
ash only.
B, J. SCRIBNER;
May 12 9
Just Received,
I’J late arrivals from the Northward
-000 Pair Men’s lined and bound
; Shoes,
2 Large trunks Morocco Slppers,
1 do. Kid do.
2 do. boys Shoes,
1 Case Straw Bonnets of the latest
Fashious
000 Yards straw’ braid and trimmings
and of which will be sold low foreash,
1 hi barter for prime upland Cotton.
E. STODDARD.
Johnston's Square.
May 12. 9
Bills of Lading
lor sale at this Office.
W
The Subscribers
ILV\ E on hand, and are now
opening, [at their new Store, south
side ol Johnston’s square] an exten
sive assortment, of European In
dia and DOMESTIC GOODS;—
well calculated for die present and
approaching season, which will he dis
posed of at their usual low prices for
CASH, COTTON, or undoubted town
acceptances.
ANDREW LOW, &
April 14. ,
T. Beckwith,
lias just received by the brig Governor
Hopkins, and now offers for sale at
unusual low prices,
12 Cases domestic manufactured Cot
ton Goods
1 Ditto ditto superfine Wollen do.
1 Ditto Canton Crapes
too Reams Wraping Paper
13 Boxes No. to Cotton Cards
4 Trunks Dunstable Bonnets
4 Ditto Kid Shoes
2 Bbl.s. Mens lined & bound ditto
70 Bbls. Pilot Bread
1 Ton Cordage
15 Pipes Pawtuxet Gin
2 Hilda 4th proof Ruin
Coffee Tobacco &c. &e.
Rice’s wharf.
May 15 8 1 io
BILLS
ON Providence (R. I.) For
sale by T. BECKWITH.
ta 10
BILLS
On PROVIDENCE, (R. I.)
At short sight. For sale by
Christopher li. Greene.
May 1.5 5 1 to
N ankeeiis.
luoo Pieces long Yellow NAN
KEENS, for sale by
J. Caig & R. Mitchell.
May 15 io
Just Received,
t Case light Summer HATS. For
Sale by
EZEKIEL YARNELL.
April 21 6t 3
Joseph Carruthers,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
St. Übe’s .SALT and
MOLASSES in Hhds.
April 14. l
FOR SALE
AW landing from brig Maryland,
73 hhds. New-Orleans SUGAR
75 coils bale ROPE
2 Hawsers. On liberal terms.
DUNNING & CLAY.
April 17 2
Landing,
At Rice’s Wharf,
From on board the Sloop Arc
turus, from Fredericksburgh,
Virgina.
1500 bushels Corn,
30 barrels Flour,
50 half barrels do.
10 barrels Pilot Bread,
50 kegs Crackers,
For Sale bv
CARPENTER k GREEN.
May 5 5
Rum and Sali.
Just received by the ship Winifred, from
Rhode Island,
20 hogsheads N. E. Rum
290 bushels Liverpool ground Salt
ON HAND.
An extensive assortment of American
manufactured Goods
Bedtiek, Chambrays, Stripes,—
Plaids, Cotton Balls, &c.
12 reams Writing Paper.
p. 11. & T. CRAPON.
April 21 -5f 3
SAVANNAH, TUESDAY MAY 19, 1812.
FOR NEW-YORK",
AJhL the ship HANTONIA, Isaac
Hand, master, is daily ex
pected from New-York; and will meet
with immediate dispatch. For freight
or passage, apply to
M KINNE, BARNETT & Cos.
May 12 9
FOR NEW-YORK",
A 5*7 The brig MARYLAND, N.
JBLfcAfoClift, master, will meet with
dispatch, having a considerable part of
her cargo engaged—for freight, apply
on board, at JVPKinne’s wharf or to
DUNNING & CLAY.
April 21 3
FOR NEW-YORK.
.St'S, *be fast sailing Packet ship
J sJiviz SI PKRIOH, //. 1.. Champ tin
master : w ill sail on Friday 15th. hist.
For passage only having Splendid ac
commodations. Apply to Capt. cHAMr
i.in or
MAHER Sc NORRIS, Andaux’s wharf.
FOR SALE — a ,v elegant
Clinker built BOAT.
May 12 41 9
FOR NEW-YORK",
jjipjr The staunch brig GEORGE,
ilMfffo Sylvanus Hussey, master bur
then 17ft tons. For freight or passage
apply to the master on board at Tel
fair's Wharf or to
SPOONER Sc TABER
May 12. 2t 9
FOR NEW-YORK",
|r ’ The brig SA V ANN Ai I PACK
ET, William Joeelin, mas
ter, will sail on Friday 15th instant.
For passage only, having handsome
accommodations, apply to the captain,
or to B. OGDEN St, Cos.
lYho have landing,from the above vessel,
A few bundles HAY
3 pipes India Point Gin
And a few barrels New-York Beer.
For sale, apply as above,
llilis on New-York.
May 12 9
For NEW-YORK", NEW-PORT,
And NE W-liE DFORI),
jS£Th.new fast sailing sloop E
xperiment, captain Turner w ill
sail in four days, for passage only ha
ving comfortable accommodations, ap
ply on board,or to
J. BATTELLE.
lYho has Landing from said vessel
from Boston.
New-England Hum,
Candles, Beef, Pork,
Glauber Halts,
Cod Fish, Holton Ware,
Stnoaking Pipes,
Cordial in half Barrels,
Writing Wrapping, and Printing
Paper,
HATS, assorted,
ALSO,
50 Casks Stone Lime,
15 Bundles Hay,
FOR SALE OX BOARD,
Irish Potatoes in Barrels.
IX STORE,
Philadelphia superfine Flour,
Up country do.
Spermaceti Candles, Tallow do.
Soap, Madeira Wine, &e. &c.
May 12 9
For NORFOLK $ BOSTON.
Or to finy other our. port in the Chesapeake ,
tSjrThe new and fast sailing pilot
£j|£j£ boat built schooner Hazard,
burthen 5.5 tons, will take freight on
eeasonable terms. Apply to
JONATHAN MEIGS.
Who has landing this day from said
Schooner.
200 Barrels superior quality Rich
mond Flour, which will be sold low
and on favorable terms, if taken from
the wharf.
May 12 4t 9
FOR BOSTON,
*||r The Brig SALLY BARKER,
yUrf* Joshua Hall, Master will
sail in 5 or 6 days, having one half
her freight engaged, for the balance,
or passage, applv to (be Vaster, in
to ~ ‘ J. BATTELLE.
Who Offers For Sale,
100 Casks Lime,
Which will be sold low if taken
immediately from on beard.
Mav t 6
The Strong Copper-fasteiml
SJIIP INDIA,
Captain Farxam, is daily ex
peeled here, and will take
a Freight to New-York—either to be
delivered there, or to wait the event
of the Embargo, and then proceed to
Liverpool, apply to
JOHN C ARNOCHAN.
April 24 4
J. and G. Charlton,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
(T OSIIEN Butter,
R do. Cheese,
Salmon, Mackerel,
Beef put up for family use,
May 12. 9
Flour,
ONE hundred and fifty barrels of
fresh superfine Flour, receiv
ed from Richmond by the schooner
llazzart! for sale at a low price by
JONATHAN MEIGS
May 12 4t 9
Just Received,
5 Boxes Cotton Cards No. 10,
4 do. assorted No. to.
3 Cases Northern Homespun,
Beef am! Pork,
For sale hy
CARPENTER & GREENE.
May 12 31. 9
Just Received,
AND FOR SALE,
50 Bids. Philadelphia Sup. FLOUR,
{Pipes GIN,
23 Uhls. BEER,
5 Bids. BEEF and FORK,
3 Bbls. BREAD.
JACOB IDLER, & Cos.
April 14 1
Jonathan Meigs,
Idas for sale for Cash or approved
Paper.
18 Hhds brown Sugar,
16 do. high lib proof rum, equal to
Jamaica,
30 Boxes Soap, [Doolittle’s ]
40 do. Mould Candles,
to Bags Coffee,
20 Kegs Tobacco, 5 heads to the
lb. of B. J. Harris’ manufactory
5 do. Cavendish do.
3 Boxes Rhode-Island manufac
tured Goods,
500 Gunny Bags,
(100 lbs. Tobacco Georgia,
10 Tons Waggon tire Iron,
12 do. Axe Bar, do.
3 do. American do.
2 do. square do.
1000 lbs. Crawley steel.
500 do. American do.
1 Pipe Madeira M ine,
20 Pieces Prussian Bagging,
40 Coils Cordage,
2 Chests hyson tea, Pauputs cargo,
20 Kegs FF. rag Powder, warran
ted equal to Du poll’s.
May 12 Ct 9
Now Landing
o
From BRIO AMERICA.
75 Bbls. Philadelphia Superfine
Flour,
ALSO,
From SLOOP SOPHIA.
55 Boxes brown Soap,
20 l)o. Spermaceti Candles,
12 Do. Tallow do.
Io Hhds. N. E. Rum,
150 Bundles Wrapping Paper,
10 Bbls. Glauber Salts,
For Sale on Board,
Bbls. Apples and Potatoes,
15 Bundles Hay,
In Store,
36 Quarter and half-quarter Casks
L. P. Madeira Wine,
14 Cases Men’s fine and coarse and
Children’s Morocco Ilats,
15 Bbls. No. 2 Mackerel;
J. BATTELLE.
April 24 4
Pews in Christ Church.
DOME persons inclined to purchase
Pews at the late sales having been
unavoidably absent, the subscribers are
authorised to sell, at private sale, any
Pews not exceeding the manlier of ten.
For terms, application to be made , ()
James Johnston, ) TI . ,
, i ’ > ff ardtns.
J. Lawson. 5
May 15 4t ii
NO 11.
SHOES & BOOTS,
Selling off at E MBA RG O prices.
PTIHE .SUBSCRIBERS, intondi g
1 to relinquish their present Ii ’<> of
business, offer for S\ f E , , ri , m ; M _
e<l price,.-their \V HOLES ALE STO( 1 K
IN TRADE, comprising a general tu.d
very extensive assortment of
Boots and Shoes,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Purchasers for the country trade ere
respectfully invited to call. Great
bargains w ill he offered, as the concern
must be closed by the 15th of June next,
and until that time, SHOES will
be sold at retail much less than the
usual prices. They have received forge
additions to their fo;me” stock, by re
cent arrivals from New-York and Go -
ton—among which are the following ;
3000 pair Ladies MOKHCOCO SLIP
PERS, all colors and qualities
(500 do do Leather do
2500 Mens SHOES different qualities,
Gentlemen’* fine Morroceo and Leather
Pumps [with and without buckles] La
dies Kid Slips, do. Morocco Bools,
Nankeen Boots. Grecian Sandies,Mis
ses and Childs Morocco und Leather
Bootees and Slippers, Boys fine Shoes
and Pumps, Morocco and 1 eat her—
-3 trunks New-York fIOOTS. ao-1 two
do. Boston do.—A quantity of Negro
Shoes.
ALSO.
2 eases Stra’.v Bonnets, TTnmhuma,
IndiaCheeks,Gilla TTdkfc. too Dennis
W citing Paper, Blank Books, p!;n ing
Curds. Morocco Skins, inoo yards
Tow Cloth, Morroceo, Travelling and
House Trunks, tke. the.
BARNS & EVELETH.
April 14 B\v—l Gibbon:;’ Buildings.
Latest Fashions.
Just received per brig Eliza Lord, from
New-York at
OLIVER H. TAYLORS
Market Square.
F ABIES Kid and Mor •uceo Slips
A of the latest fashions,
Misses Kid and do do
Ladies Nankeen Boots,
do Kid and Morocco heel’d Slips
do Undressed Morocco trimmed
Slips
Gentlemens Laee Boots, with many
other articles, which makes a very
complete assortment—are offered for
sale for cash only.
It J. SCRIBNER.
April 28 5
Savannah, May Ist, 1812
Dissolution of Copartnership.
f jgMIE copartnership of the firm of
8 D. tv, J. DOUGLASS, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
DAVID DOUGLASS.
JOHN DOUGLHSS.
The business in future will be
carried on by John Douglass, who
duly authorises David Douglass, his
lawful agent and attorney, to conduct
the business, at the old stand in Whi
taker street, where lie has a large and
general supply of Philadelphia made
Boots, ladies and gentlemens Shoes
and Slippers, childrens Morocco and
Leather Buskins, Ac. which will fife
sold cheap for cash only.
johv ‘oorr.LASs
IC7* ALL Persons indebted to
the late firm of D. &,.T. DOUGLASS,
is required to cull and settle their ac
counts within ten days from the date
above, or they will be placed in the
hands of an attorney, for collection.
DAVID DGUGLASS,
Agent for Joan Douglass,
May 5 7
Mrs. ItAMSAYr’
A few Copies, for sale by
H AURAL $ COPPEE, Bolton’s
Centre Building, and at this Office.
(pj- This work comes particularly
recommended to the pious, from its
interesting materials, adorned by the
elegant pen of the celebrated Dr.
Ramsay.
April 14
“"the subscribers,
HAVING entered into partnership,
for the practice of Law in tue
eastern district in the state of Georgia,
tender their services to the public.—
Their office i opened on the corner of
Broughton and Bui! streets,
RICH I). .W. HABERSHAM.
AVM. HABERSHAM.
Muy 15. 10