The American patriot. (Savannah, Ga.) 1812-1812, May 29, 1812, Image 1

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THE AMERICAN PATRIOT. VOL I. Tif E AMERICAN PATRIOT IS PUT! IISKED O.Y TUESDAYS J„V7) FRI l) VVS, BY MITCHELL AND PRATT, ,vi:.vr dooh to tup custom HOUSE, O.y THE DAT, SAVAN WU(, AT SIX DOLLARS PER AN ::um POINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ‘executed with neatness, at the OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN patriot. prospectus OF THE AMERICAN PATRIOT. TI'T principles which tins IJAPgRI J AP gR will lupport, are designated by its name.-They principles founded upon un immutable ba wluch misrepresentation may for a while jbscure but cannot permanently aftect: pnn ■:P e stamped by eternal experience, approv al bv me plainest dictates of common sense, j recog-nised and practiced bv WASIIIXG fON and HAMILTON. Tliey advocate the of our country, not by pitiful parsimo- T. commercial restrictions, and ridiculous ■f.oclomontade ; but by munlv, adequate and ■tlieient measures.—Tliey cherish Agricul ture and foster Manufactures, not by maim iul crushing Commerce, but by extending arils it a just and liberal protection.—'Tne aeration of these principles have rendered our loi.ntry prosperous; and under their inlluence -verv branch of society were s.iccessudly en raged in their various occupations.—Our countrymen receive dan invigorating encour- I'wment from the correct ar.ei Uoivirable mea sures of Governmentadminis terodbyaWASH [NGTON—tlieir purity tverc developed, and appreciating tliem, wealth and its conse quent comforts and enjoyments, iionor and aspect with tlieir attending benefit::, recom pensed Uie justness of their choice ot Nation a Rulers.—The same cause, the exercise of ;he same principles, will produce similar el ects. To assist the restoration of this cause ivill be a leading object with this P-.per.—ln ‘rome'-ing tliis desirable end; : iid'"uuon, can- Lr and truth will be rigidly adhered to, and ill private character inviol:.biy held sacred. THIS Paper will comment upon with unre i.rrcd liberality, public men and public moa and Will endeavor to piece in a clear mint of view, the misconduct of the public levv.iiits in attempting to cajole, deceive and msiead the people, thereby'to maintain tiie ugh posts of honor, which tlieir measures vcve teem incapacitated to fill ; and the impropriety and income of tlieir me:- miv-. fraught with disaster and ruin.—To banish political deception and restorethcctcur ight of truth ; to expose the petty artifices .: intriguing and designing men, and give to Integrity and Talents their due weight and influence in society ; and to promote the great snds of public utility and general welfare, by idvoc.iting enlightened and enlarged mea sures, will claim the strict attention of the Proprietors. THE pure American sentiments by which this print will unerringly be guided, ihall receive no poiiutiou from any foreign predilections ; Toe aggressions of no nation will be paiiated, nor the injuries or insults of uiv power extenuated ; ajust, an ingenuous, i candid policy towards ail nations, which disdain* as unworthy the dignity of a great •epublic, and derogatory to the character of m enlightened government, equivocation or recplion, will gladly receive our utmost sup *orr. SKETCHES of debates in Congress, Marine Memoranda, interesting Foreign ar.cl Domestic Intelligence, Public Documeuas, mil Eioquent Popular Speeches, will receive i regal.or insertion. Original Political and ScieatiSc Essays, will clann our particular attention—and gentlemen of talents, whese observation, discernment and acquirement:-., render their opinion and remarks interesting, am invited to desseminate the productions of their leisure through this PAPER. JOHN S. MITCHELL. CHARLES M. PRATT. SAVANNAH, April 14, 1812 1 For NEW-YORK, MEW-PORT, And NE W-BEDFORD, lie new fast sailing sloop Ex &&&. periment, captain Turner will a.nl iii four days, for passage only lin v' ,D s comfortable accommodations, ap ply on hoard, or to J. BATTELLE. 7 ’f r hc has Landing from said vessel from Boston. Ae.v-England Rnm, Candles, Reef, Pork, Glauber Salts, Cod Fish, Hollow Vs are, £inoakin°; Pipes, Cordial in half Barrels, riting Wrapping, and Printing Paper, ‘IATB, assorted, ALSO, 50 Casks Stone Lime, 15 Bundles Hay, . FOR SALE ON SCARE, fnsa Potatoes in Barrels. m i J : v STDRE, Philadelphia superfine Flour, Cp country no. ‘'permaeeti Candles, Taiiow do. !,oa P) Madeira Wine. See. &c. May- 12 ‘ g Bills of Lading Eor. sale at this Office, FOR PHIIJiDELrniJJ, PROVI BENCE or BOSTON. J|3r The sloop JOHN & HENRY, SSsaHL capt. Wing, for freight, or passage to either of tiie above ports, apply on board, or to J. BATTELLE. May 26 13 For NEW-YORK, |||: The ship 11ANTONIA, Hand, master \t hicli lias three fourths of her cargo engaged, for (he balance or passage apply to the captain on board, or M‘KINNE BARNETT, # co. may 26 3t 13 FOR NEW-YORK. £St"The fast sailing Packet Brig ELIZA LORD, Captain W heeler, will meet with quick dis- J patch—for Freight or Passage, having good accommodations, apply on board, or to STURGES k BURROUGHS, may 26 2t 13 For NEW-YORK, The fast sailing brig ELSI £&&£& NORE, Pratt, master, lias two thirds of her cargo ready to go on board. For remainder or passage ap ply to the captain on board, at Messrs. Taylor and Scarborough’s wharf, or DUNNING <sf CLAY, may 26 13 FOR BOSTON, Tke Brig CLEOPATRA, IT. //• Conklin , master, should a freight not offer in a few days, she will then take freight for any permit ted part. —Apply on board to the cap tain or M KINNE, BARNETT & co. May 22. 13 For Fit EIGHT to any Northern Fort, i£K Tfce Bri S BENEFACTOR; Joshua Cushing, master—a staunch good vessel, is daily expected to return from Beaufort; for freight or passage apply to JONATHAN MEIGS, May 22 1 2 FOR Li t Eli FOOL. The Ship NEW GOOD IN jsMsakfc TENT captain Walden, ha ving half her cargo engaged, she will be loaded before the 4th of July, freight of ICO Bags of Cotton, tt)) _ •dv to JOHN CARNOCHAN. May 22. 10 12 FOR NEW-YORK, Tiie ship IIANTONIA, Isaac EfEfrflr 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, The brig MARYLAND, N. rLUSGiift, 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 NEIV YORK, £§Sr The brig SAVANNAH PACK- Jssfcfi* KT, William Joeelin, mas ter, will sail cn Friday 13th instant. For passage only, having handsome accommodations, apply to the captain, or to B. OGDEN & Cos. Who have landing,from the above vessel, A few bundles HAY pipes India Point Gin And a few barrels New-York Beer. For sale, apply as above, Bills on New-York. May 12 9 FOR BOSTON, TiprThe Brig SALLY BARKER, Joshua Hall, Master will sail in 3 or 6 days, having one half her freight engaged, for the balance, or passage, apply to the Master, or to J. BATTELLE. U'ho Offers For Sale, 100 Casks Lime, Which will be sold low if taken immediately from on board. May 6 1 Joseph Carruthers, A OFFERS FOR SALE, St. Übe’s SALT and MOLASSES in. Khds. April 14. * SAVANNAH, FRIDAY MAY 29, 1812. For NORFOLK § BOSTON. Or to any otfnr one port in the CUtapeake, The new and fast sailing pilot boat built schooner Hazard. burthen 83 tons, will take freight on eeasonahlc terms. Apply to JONATHAN MEIGS. Who has landing this day from said Schooner. 200 Barrels superior quality Rich mond Flour, which will lie sold low and on favorable terms, if take n from the wharf. May 12 4t 9 ’ 1 The Subscribers HAVE ON HAND AND ARE NOW OPENING. At their Neu-Store, south side of Johnston's Square. An Extensive Assortment of European , India & Do mestic Goods. Well calculated for the present and approaching season, which w ill be dis posed of at their usual low prices for CASH, COTTON, cr undoubted town acceptances. ANDREW LOW, & Cos. April 14. t Bills on Boston, For Sale by, Wm. TAYLOR. May 22 at n Bills on Providence, C rhodeisland._ For Sale, by, T. BECKWITH. May 13 io Bills on Providence, cRHODE ISLAND.; At short sight. For sale by Christopher R. Greene. May 15 6t to Porter, Claret, &.c. 5 Casks London Porter, 12 Dozen best Bourdeaux Claret, and a few Boxes fresh Olives and An chovies received per Sloop De light, from Charleston, For Sate by WOODRUFF Sc BRANT, may 26 7t 13 Cow Pease. ONE Hundred BAGS of twenty Bushels each, for sale by D. WILLIFORD, may 25 3t 13 J. and G. Charlton, HAVE JUST RECEIVED, (i'\ OSHEN Butter, O do. Cheese, Salmon, Mackerel. Beef put up for family use, May 12. ® For Sale, ? fnHE House and Lot at present oc- JL eupied by Mr. Henry Tucker, situated in a pleasant and healthy pari of the city. For terms apply to REES St DEMERE. May 26 13 To Rent, a CONVENIENT HOUSE fora small family, in a pleasant and central part of the City. For parti eulars, enquire of JOSEPH KING. may 26 I 3 A Large Lot of Cotton Bagging, Offered in barter for Sea-Island or Upland COTTON, on favorable terms —Apply to, ’ li. RICHARDSON, & co. May 22. 3t 12 FOR SALE ” Noir landingfrom brig Alary’and, 73 hltds. New-Orleans SUGAR 75 enils bale ROPE o Hawsers. On liberal terms. DUNNING & CLAY. April 17 2 ST Substitute for Cash. UffMIE ssbseribers taking into con _sL sideration the extreme dulness of the times, oiler for sale their remain ing slock of Shoes, and Boots Or any part thereof in barter for prime Cotton and Rice. BCF* Purchasers for the country trade will find it for tlieir advantage to call as the above stock will be sold low. BARNS & EYELET H. may 19 11 Gibbons’ Buildings. Boots and Shoes. Just Received, per ship Superior and Brig Savannah Packet, At OLl\ ER H. TAYLOR’S, .Market Square. r|WVO Trunks prime New-York §_ Boots, and a large and elegant assortment of Lailie's Gentlemen’s and Childrens Shoes, w hich are offered for cash onlv. R. J. SCRIBNER; May 12 9 Just Received, By late arrivals from the .Northward, 2,000 Pair Men’s lined and bound Shoes, 2 Large trunks Morocco Slppers, 1 da. Kid do. 2 do. hoys Shoes, 1 Case Straw Bonnets of the lutcst Fashions 2000 Yards straw braid and trimmings all of which will be soid lov, foreash, or in barter for prime upland Cotton. E. STODDARD. Johnston's tiijuure. May 12. 9 Caution r g MIE public are cautioned against 8. trading for two NOTES and a DUE BILL, drawn in our favor by Abraham Joseph, who ran away be tween the Ist and loth of April last, from this city. One note at sixty days dated March 3d for ‘ . . g 290 371-2 One do. do. do. March sth for - . . lyg 73 Also, a due hill given ns for the balance 0( j thirteen Bales cf Cotton sold him, the amount near three hun dred dollars. The notes not being due w ere lodged in bank and of course our name w as on the hack as c ustoma ry. When lodged in bank the note for 290 37 1-3 cents was endorsed by Messrs. Richmond and Alien and our selves for the purpose of discount.— We should have advertised them be fore, but thinking that when w e sent them by John Jones, we had a good man, but have been deceived. We therefore forewarn all persons from trading for the said notes or due bills above mentioned, as they are not worth a cent. P. H. h T. Crapon. may 19. 11 THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING entered into partnership, for the practice of Law in the eastern district in the state of Georgia, tender their services to the public Their office is opened on the corner of Broughton and Bull streets, RICH!). W. HABERSHAM WM. HABERSHAM. May 15. 10 T. Beckwith, Rice's wharf. lias just received by the brig Governor Hopkins, and now offers for salt; at unusual low prices. 12 Cases domestic manufactured Cot ton Goods 1 Ditto ditto superfine Wollen do. 1 Ditto Canton Crapes 100 Reams Wraping Paper 13 Boxes No. 10 Cotton Cards 4 Trunks Dunstable Bonnets 4 Ditto Kid Shoes 2 Bhls. Mens lined & hound ditto 70 Bids. Pilot Bread 1 Ton Cordage 15 Pipes Pawtuxet Gin 2 Hhds 4th proof Rum Coffee Tobacco &c. &c. May 15 8t 10 Just Received, AND FOR SALE, 50 Bbls. Philadelphia Sup. FLOUR, 14 Pipes GIN, 23 Bbis. BEER, a Bids. BEEF and PORK, 3 Bbls. BREAD. JACOB IDLER, & Cos. April 14 1 NO 14. Proposals for Publishing by subscrip tion, ‘ ‘ THA.\ SIjATION ft ‘om the FR EJ\"CH OF A. LE SAGE’S Historical, Genealogical, Chro nological, and Geograph ical Atlas. By P. F. HLONDIN. CONDITIONS. P'jpHE Historical Atlas, will con ®r Cin thirty-one original tables, aiui live additional charts, by the translator. J These thirty-six charts will equal it, every respect the Portraiture of Em hsh History, and the Historical Map of the United Kingdom ofGreat-Bn tain and Ireland, No. XIII and XIV w hich accompany these proposals. ’ These charts have been selected for a specimen, because tlieir contents being familiar to the generality of A merican readers, the public are ena bled to judge of the undertaking and its execution. 1 he delivery w ill lie made monthly. by two sheets nt a time, as soon as the subscription will defray the expenses. The price to subscribers will be one dollar and twenty-live cents for every sheet to be paid at the time of dcliv er U The subscript ion list once closed, the price will be enhanced to purchasers. Pftli attention of the public is so licited to tLis distinguished and valu able work ; its celebrity in Europe, lias induced its translation into Eng lish, ar.d republication in the United States; and its excellence l.as alrea dy insure I;t a ry extensive sub scription. KT” The two numbers of the work above reierred to, are received, and may he seen at the store of tiie sub scribers. SEYMOUR & WILLIAMS. May 22. -it 12 11/TRS. RAMSAY. A few copies IY.IL for sab by MAR UAL Sf COP PER, Bolton’s Centre Building, and at this Office. Phis work comes par ticularly recommended to the pious, from its interesting materials, adorn ed by the elegant pen ol the celebrated Dr. Ramsay. April i-l i Jonathan Meigs, Has for sale for Cask cr approved Paper. 18 Hhds brown b'uear, 10 du. high 4th proof rum, equal to Jamaica, 30 Boxes Soap, [Doolittle’s] 40 do. Mould Candles, 10 Bags Coffee, 20 Kegs Tobacco, C Leads to the 111. of B. J. Harris’ mai niacin ry 5 do. Cavendish do. 3 Boxes llliotle-lslttiid manufac tured Goods, 500 Gunny Bags, 600 lbs. Tobacco Georgia, lo Tons Waggon tire Iren, 42 do. Axe Bar, do. 3 do. American do. 2 do. square r!o. 1000 lbs. Crawley steel. 500 do. American do. 1 Pipe Madeira Wine, 20 Pieces Prussian Bagging, 40 Coils Cordage, 2 Chests h v ,07i ten, Paupub cargo, 20 Kegs FT. rag Powder, warran ted equal to Dupon’s. May U fit 9 Now Landing 1 From BRIG AAIERTCA. 75 Bbls. Philadelphia Buncrfine Flour, Ai.sn, From SLOOP SOPHIA. 55 Boxes brown Soap, 20 Do. Spermaceti Candles, 12 Do. Tallow dc. lo 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. I*. Madeira Wine, 14 Cases Men’s fine and coarse and Children’s Morocco Hats, 15 Bbls. No. 2 Mackerel; J. BATTELL. April 24 4- “blanks” For Sale at this OFFICE.