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THE AMERICAN PATRIOT.
VOL I.
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ISlir.n OX TUESDAYS .1X1) PHI.
)AYS, BY MITCHELL AM) PRATT.
VEXT 1)0011 TO run CUSTOM
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EXECUTED IMTH XE ATX ESS, AT
DIE OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN
’ATRIOT.
TiTo spec t u s
0 F TII E
AMERICAN PATRIOT.
THE principles which this PAPER will
por, are designated by its name.—They
principle* founded upon an immutable bu
witicli misrepresentation may for a while
jure, but cannot permanently affect: prin
ts stamped by eternal experience, appro*.
>v the plainest dictates of common sense,
cognised and practiced by \\ .YSlllNG
;; and HAMILTON. They advocate the
■ji of our country, not by pitiful parsimo
commercial restrictions, and ridiculous
lamontade; but by manly, adequate and
aent measures.—They cherish Agricul*
■, and foster Manufactures, not by maim,
aid crushing Commerce, butbi extending
ads it u just and liberal protection.—The
ration of these principles have renderedour
itry prosperous; and under their influence
■v branch of society were successfully en
ed in their various occupations.—Our
itrymen received an invigorating encour
nent from the correct auu honorable mea
* of Government administered by aW ASlf
-ITON—their purity were developed, and
ippreciating them, wealth and its conse
nt comforts and enjoyments, honor anti
tect with their attending benefits, recoin.
sed the justness of their choice of Nat'ion
ulers.—The same cause, the exercise ol
same principles, will produce similar ef
>. To assist tlie restoration of this cause
be a leading object with this Paper.—l:,
noting this desirable end; moderation, can
sad truth will be rightly adhered to, and
■r vate character inviolably tie id sacred,
lili Paper will comment upon wuii unre
ed liberality, public men and public mea
s,aWi will endeavor to place in a clear
it of view, the misconduct of the public
.sits in attempting to cajole, deceive ana
esd tiie people, thereby to maintain the
i posts of honor, which their measures
e them incapacitated to fill ; and the
roprk-ty and incorrectness of their mtu*
s, fraught with disaster and ruin.—To
sh political deception and lxstorc the clear
igtsmeh i to expose the petty artifices
trig-ling and designing men, and g.ve to
triiv anu Talents their tine weight and
enre in society ; and to promote the gnat
of public utility and general welfare, b
-eating enlightened aid enlarged u.t..
j, will claim the strict attention of the
jfietors.
TIIE pure American sentiments by
Ii this print will unerringly he guided,
i receive no pollution from any foreign
.flections : The aggressions of no nation
be paliated, nor the injuries or insults of
power extenuated ; aju .t, an ingenuous,
ndid policy towards all nations, which
.tins as unworthy the dignity of a great
ibhc, and derogatory to the character of
nlightened government, equivocation or
slion, will gladly receive our utmost sup-
BSKETCTIES of debates in Congress,
,ne Memoranda, interesting Foreign and
estic Intelligence, Public Documents,
Eloquent Popular Speeches, will receive
polar insertion. Original Political and
ltific Essays, will claim our particular
ition—and gentlemen of taleffts, whose
rvatwn, discernment and acquirements,
ertlieir opinion and remarks interesting,
nvited to desseminate the productions of
r leisure through this PAPER.
JOHN S. MITCHELL.
CHARLES M. PRATT.
IVANNAII, April 14, 1812 1
.Caution
HIE public are cautioned against
trading for two NOTES and a
E BILL, drawn n oiir favor by
Jaham Joseph, who ran away be
en the island loth of April last,
n this city.
note at sixty days dated March
3d for . g 290 37 1 -2
do- do. do. March
sth for - - . 158 73
iso, a due bill given us for the
mee on thirteen Dales of Cotton
him, the amount near three hun
i dollars. The notes not being
were lodged in hank and of course
name was ou the hack as enstoma-
hen lodged in hank the note
200 37 1-2 cents was endorsed by
lsrs - i Richmond and Allen and our
es lor the purpose of discount
should have advertised them be
i hut thinking that when we sent
1 hv John Jones, we had a good
- hut have been deceived. We
“lore forewarn all persons from
mg ior the said notes or due hills
“mentioaed, as they are not worth
-at, 1
r. H. 8c T. Crapon.
y n
Hills of Lading
or s dc at this Office.
FOR BOSTON,
Brig CLEOPATRA, W.
Conklin, master, should
a freight not offer in a few days, she
will then take freight for any permit
ted port.—Apply ou hoard to the cap
tain or
MKINNE. BARNETT & eo.
May 22. \ 2
fror F HEIGHT to any Northern Port.
JifjkThc Brig BENEFACTOR?
Joshua Cushing, master—a
staunch good vessel, is daily expected
to return from Beaufort; lor freight
or passage apply to
JONATHAN MEIGS.
May 22 12
FOR LIVERPOOL.
l&gThe Ship NEW GOOD IN
TENT captain Walden , ha
ving half her cargo engaged, she will
he loaded before the 4th of July, for
freight of 400 Bags of Cotton ap
ply to *
JOHN CARNOCHAN.
May 22. 19 13
For FREIGHT or CHARTER,
I'he Schooner Olive Branch,
Walter Davis, master, will
take freight immediately. Apply to
Gapt. Davis on board or to
T. BECKWITH.
may 19. 11
FOR NEW-FOR IP,
Xp: The ship IIANTONIA, Isaac
sJdfciffe 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
FOII NEW-YORK,
J-ZT The brig MARYLAND, N.
*k NiGlift, master, will meet with
dispatch, having a considerable part of
her cargo engaged—for freight, apply
onboard, at M { Kinne’s wharf or to
DUNNING & CLAY.
April 21 3
FOR NE W- 1 ORRh
The fust sailing Packet ship
UwsU SUPERIOR, //• L. Champlia
master; will sail 0:1 Friday 13th. inst.
For passage only having -Splendid ac
commodations. Apply to Capt. champ
lin or
MAHER & NORRIS, Anciattx' s wharf
FOR. SALE—an elegant
Clinker built BOAT.
May 12 4t 9
FOll NEW-VOJtfC,
brig SAVANNAH PACK -
fes*** ET, William Jocelin, mas
ter, will sail on Friday 13th instant.
For passage only, having handsome
accommodations, apply to the captain,
or tO ( B. OGDEN & Cos.
Who have landing. fron the above vessel.
A few bundles HAY
3 pipes India Point Gin
And a few barrels New-York Beer.
For sale, apply as above,
Bills on New-York.
May 12 9
The Strong Copper-fastened
SHIP LYDIA,
Captain Farnam, is daily ex
pected here, and will take
a Freight to New-York —either to he
delivered there, or to wait the event
of the Embargo, and then proceed (0
Liverpool, apply to
JOHN CARNOCHAN.
April 24 4
FOR BOSTON,
r|3r The Brig SALLY BARKER,
Afr&rsL Joshua Hall, Master will
sail in 3 or 6 days, having one half
her freight engaged, for the balanee,
or passage, apply to the Master, or
to J. BATTELLE.
Who Offers For Sale,
100 Casks Lime,
Which will lie sold low if taken
immediately from on hoard.
May 6 1
For NORFOLK $ BOSTON.
Or to any other one port in the Chesapeake,
je/UW The new and fast sailing pilot
boat built schooner Hazard,
burthen S3 tons, will take freight on
eeascnahle terms. Apply to
JONATHAN AiriGS.
Who lias 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
SAVANNAH, TUESDAY MAY 26, 1812.
For NEW-PORK', NEWPORT,
And NEW-IIEDFORI),
The new fast sailing sloop Ex
periment, captain Turner will
sail in four days, for passage only ha
ving comfortable accommodations, ap
ply on board, or to
J. BATTELLE.
Who has Lauding from said vessel
from Boston.
New-England Rnm,
Candles, Beef, Pork,
Glauber Salts,
Cod Fish, Hollow Ware,
Smoaking Pipes,
Cordial in half Barrels,
Writing Wrapping, and Printing,
Paper,
HATS, assorted,
ALSO,
50 Casks Stone Lime,
13 Bundles Hay,
FOR SALE ONBOARD,
Irish Potatoes in Bartels,
IX STORE ,
Philadelphia superfine Flour,
Up country do.
Spermaceti Candies, Tallotv do.
Soap. Madeira Wine, &e. &c.
May 12 g
Bills on Boston,
For Sale by,
Wm. TAYLOR.
May 22 ot < 3
Bills on Providence,
„ C RIIODE-ISLAXD.J
For Sale by,
T. BECKWITH.
May 15 to
Bills on Providence,
(lIHOD E-ISLAND. J
At short sight. For sale by
Christopher It. Greene.
May 13 st to
A Large Lot of
Cotton Bagging,
Offered in barter for Sea-Islanil or
Upland COTTON, on favorable terms
—Apply to,
’ R. RICHARDSON, & co.
May 22. 3t 12
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 hv
CARPENTER & GREEN.
May 5 5
J. and G. Charlton,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
(1 OS HEN Butter,
Jl dn. Cheese,
Salmon, Mackerel,
Beef put up for family use,
May 12. “ 9
Flour,
ONE bnudred and fifty barrels of
fresh superfine Fiour, receiv
ed from Richmond by the schooner
Hazzard 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. 10.
3 Cases Northern Homespun,
Beef aud Pork,
P'or sale hy
CARPENTER 8c GREENE.
May 13 3t. 9
FOR SALE
Now landing from brig Maryland,
73 hhds. Netv-Orleans SUGAR
73 coils hale ROPE
2 Hawsers. On liberal terms.
DUNNING & CLAY.
April 17 2
Just Received,
AND FOR SALE,
30 Bids. Philadelphia. Sup. FLOUR,
14 Pines GIN.
23 Bids. BEER.
5 Bbls. BEEF and PORK,
3 Bids. BREAD.
JACOB IDLER, & Cos.
April 14 1
Proposals for Publishing by subscrip- -
lion,
A TRANSLATION from the FRENCH
OF A. LE SAGE’S
Historical, Genealogical, Chro
nological, and Geograph
ical Atlas.
By P. F. BLOND IN.
CONDITION'S.
fIN HE Historical Atlas, will con-
JS. tain thirty-one original tables,
and five additional charts, hv the
translator.
These thirty-six charts will equal in
every respect the Portraiture of Eng
lish History, and the Historical Map
of the I nited Kingdom of Great-Bii
lain and Ireland, No. XIH and XIV,
which accompany these proposals.
These charts have been selected for
a spec ilium, because their contents,
being familiar to the generality of A
meriean readers, the public are ena
bled to judge of die undertaking and
its execution.
The delivery will he made monthly,
by two sheets at a time, as soon as the
subscription will defray the expenses.
The price to subscribers w ill he one
dollar and txventy-five yents for every
sheet to he paid at (he time of deliv
ery.
The subscription list once closed, the
price will be enhanced to purchasers.
TIIE attention of the public is so- 1
lieited to this distinguished and valu
able work ; its celebrity in Europe,
has induced its translation into Eng
lish, and republication in the United
States; and its excellence has alrea
dy insure i it a very extensive sub
scription.
| CT’ The two numbers of the work
above referred to, are received, and
may he seen at the store of the sub
scribers.
SEYMOUR & WILLIAMS.
May 22. 4t 12
Mrs. ramsay. a few copies
for saR b> H ARRAL # HOP
PE K, Bolton’s Gentre Building, and
at this Office. This work comes par
ticularly recommended to the pious,
from its interesting materials, adorn
ed by the elegant pen of the celebrated
Dr. Ramsay.
April 14 l
fT Substitute for Cash.
rrpHE ssbscribers taking into con
& sideration the extreme dulness
of the times, oiler for sale their remain
ing stock of
Shoos, and Boots
Or any part thereof in barter for
prime Cotton and Rice.
IQ* Purchasers for the country
trade will find it for their advantage
to call as tiie above stock will be sold
low r . ®
BARNS & KVELETIL
may 19 11 Gibbons’ Buildings.
Boots and Shoes.
Just Received, per ship Superior and
Brig Savannah Tucket,
At OLIVER 11. TAYLOR’S,
Market Square.
rjAAVO Trunks prime New-York
ft Boots, ami a large and elegant
assortment of Ladie’s Gentlemen’s and
Childrens Shoes, which are offered for
cash only.
I; J. SCRIBNER;
May 12 9
Latest Fashions.
Just received per brig Eliza Lord, from
New- York at
OLIVER 11. TAYLORS
Market Square.
I ADIES Kid and Morroeco Slips
J 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 Lace Boots, with many
other articles, which makes a very
complete assortment—are offered for
sale for cash only.
B. J. SCRIBNER.
Joseph Carriithers,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
St. Übe’s SALT and
MOLASSES in Hhds.
April 14. I
NO 13.
If
The Subscribers
IIA\ Lon hand, and are now
opening, [at their new More, south
sale it Johnston’s square] an exten
sive assortment of EUROPEAN, IN
IDA and DOMESTIC GOODS;—
well calculated for the present and
approaching season, which will he dis
posed of at tin ,r usual low prices for
GASH, COTTON, or undoubted town
acceptances.
ANDREW LOW. & Cos.
April t 4. j
T. Beckwith,
Rice's wharf.
Has just received by the brig Governor
Hopkins,and note offers for valent
unusual low prices.
12 Case,v domestic manufactured Cot
ton Goods
1 Ditto ditto superfine Wallen do.
t Ditto Canton Crapes
too Reams Wraping Paper
13 Boxes No. lo Cotton Cards
4 Trunks Dunstable Bonnets
4- Ditto Kid Shoes
2 Bids. Mens lined & hound ditto
7o BbU. Pilot Bread
1 Ton Cordage
13 Pipes Pawtuxet Gin
2 Hhds 41 h proof Hum
Coffee Tobacco &c. &c.
May 15 8t io
Jonathan Meie*s,
lias for sale for Cash or approved
Taper.
18 Hhds brown Sugar,
10 do. high 4th proof rum, equal to
Jamaica,
30 Fx xes Soap, [Doolittle’s]
40 do Mould Candles,
10 Bags Coffee,
20 Kegs Tobacco, 5 heads to the
lb. of 11. .1. Harris’ inannfoctury
5 do. Cavendish do.
3 Boxes Rhode-!dand manufac
tured Goods,
500 Gunny Bags,
Goo lbs. ‘tobacco Georgia,
10 Tons Waggon .ire Iron,
12 do. Axe Bar, do.
3 do. American do.
2 do. square do.
1000 lbs. Crawley steel.
COO do. American do,
1 Pipe Madeira Wind,
20 Pieces Prussian Bugging,
40 Coils Cordage,
2 t hosts hyson tea, Pauputs cargiij
20 Kegs FF. rag Powder, warran
ted equal to Dnpon’s.
May 12 6t 9
Now Landing
From BRIG AMERICA.
75 Bbls. Philadelphia Superfiim
Flour,
0 Also,
From SLOOP SOPHIA.
65 Boxes brown Soap,
20 l)o. Spermaceti Candles,
12 Do. Tallow do.
10 Hhds. N. E. Rum,
150 Bundles Wrapping Paper,
10 Bids. Glauber Saits,
P'or Sale cn Board,
Bids. Apples and Potatoes,
13 Bundles Hay,
In Store,
30 Quarter and half-quarter Casks
L. P. Madeira Wine.
14 Cases Men’s fine and coarse and
Children’s Morocco Hats,
13 Bbls. No. 2 Mackerel;
J. BATTELL.
April 24 4
Just Received,
Bij tale arrivals from Hie Northward,
2,000 Pair ’.lni’s lined ar.d hound
Shock,
2 Large trunks Morocco s!opens,
1 do. Kid do.
2 do. hoys Shoes,
1 Case Straw Bounds of the latest
Fashious
20 CO Yards straw braid and trimmings
all of which will he sold low fir cash,
or in barter for prime upland C< tton.
M. STODDARD.
Johnsiati’3 Squsrf
Mav 12. 9