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SA FA NN AH .-—printed and published on Mondays and Thursdays by JOHN DOUGH li JIT Y, No. 3, Whitaker street, near l'n- Bail. a_ . - V’OL. 111. No. 16.] TEH M S OF THE PA TRIOT and gOMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. {Terms of subscription are six L w p.B a year—one ha'f to he I; {at the time of subscribing and L remainder at the expiration of | months—a nd all papers will he mimied until ordered to the con• py- I Advertisements of no more Lr/jl than breadth arc inserted at \cents, for the fitst insertion, and I r o r each continuation. Ali L; allowance will be made to L;’ t oho wish to advertise bp the ■r, [ TO LEASE. lo P. A TE K M O F YEARS, l*r that valuable trafl ■ oak, hickory and rice land ■maining 300 acres on the Ki'ifvitle road, well known ■the 8 mile bottfe, one of the ■Utands for a public house. I ALSO, ■That plantation xo miles ■m Savannah, late the pro. ■ty of Joseph Clay, dec. at ■lent occupied by captain ■drew M’Lean. A L S O, ■Two valuable tratts of oak, ■kory and rice iand, or any Ht thereof, adjoining the a. Be, and the plantations ol Bid F. Bourquin, Eiq. Mis. fl, &c. &c. ■ ALSO, ■'hat plantation and tracf of B, on the Great Ogechec fl. twelve miles from Sa fliah. well known by the fleofßadick, late the pro- By & residence of Mr. U m. fl, deceased. For further Brteation, please apply to BRANCIS COURVOISIF, flho offers for Sale, Bbrj-a/ji, and on easy'Terms B valuable traft oi land, on BSatiilariver, Glynn county, Baling 1000 acres, adjoin- B lands granted to Stephen Baytou and Miles llrewtor BNuth ‘Carolina, late the, and granted to Win. Bair, Esq. ■ A L S O, Bn undivided moietv of Boooacre tract of Land, on BAlatainahaw liver, otigi. HH 7 O fl. v granted to Mr. Glia.s. BM’Kinnon,adjoining land B°s. Gibbons, Ma r y Mel. flbutler, Maxwell, occ. fl ALSO, tracts of Land, on O riverWafhington court. ‘Braining 287 acres each L B> or iginaily granted to j, ‘By and James Allen. B NOTICE. fl ne Riontlis after date, appli fl” ‘ V 'H be made to the lion. B' 0r court of Elfingham conn- B r *^ il ve to sell a tract of B n sa 'G county, containing r ß Cres > IGng on the Sunbury B , r the benefit o. the heirs si^Ptaitors. Bi/i l/ JVRIGHT, Adair. I *■ CAdLL, Admr'x. THE PATRIOT AND CO MM E R CIA LAD VE R TIS ER. CHEAPNESS, COMBINED WITH ELEGANCE AND UTILITY. By the hue arrivals from LIVER POOL and GLASGOW, Andrew Low £■? Cos. Have received the largest and best selected, as reel! as the cheap, est assort men/ of GOO DS, which they have e ver offered jor sale. :—COMPRISING Womens and Mens Cotton Hosi ery Ditto ditto silk ditto, Boys & Misses cotton At sdk ditto Cotton and side Glove?, all sizes Men’s linen thread Stockings Patent White and black Laces Cott n and thread Laces and Veils Foot if, ga and Trimmings Habit shirts and Caps, cotton and lace Patent Garters Black embossed and coloured Velvet Bilk and cotton Fringes Velvet net Trimmings and orna ments Bracelets, Beaufont Ruffs • Ribbons, velvet ditto Rich Sarsenets, Modes and Lut strings A few rich India shawls Lace Cambric and Leno do. very low Leno and Picqu’-t Veils Plain Muslins, all kinds Figured and colonade ditto Figured Cambrics, Cambric Di mities m 4-4 linen and cotton Check* 4 4 Apron Checks, very good Children’s Leather Caps Children an l youth’s Hats Men’s Hats, common and fine Bombazines and Bontbazetts Black Cambric and Book Muslins Black Leno and Picquet ditto Black.lace Shades and Cloaks Romal & Pullicat Handkerchiefs Fine linen pocket Handkerchiefs Children’s ditto Printed Calicoes, ofevery descrip tion Dimities, Muslinets White and coloured Marseilles Tlucksetts, Corduroys Velvet teens Fustians, Jeans, Nankenets Cotton Kerseymeres Cotton Shirtings Cotton (. ambries, every width and price Cotton and Silk Ciiambrays and Lu tires Handsome plaid andconled Cam brics Clouting, Toweling and Table Cloth Diapers Coarse and fine Sheetings 7-8 and 4-4 Linens, Huckabacks Long Lawns ad French Cambrics Britannias and Platillas Brown Linens and Sheetings Parasols and Umbrellas Fans in great variety Adelphi threads in paper and var nished boxes Marking ditto Ounce and Lisle threads Coloured, Stitching 8c Oznaburgs ditto Best White Chapel Needles Paper and pound pins Sewing silks and twists Button moulds and shirt buttons Mai king Canvass Fashionable plated and gilt but tons Ditto pearl ditto Marseilles Quilts, Counterpanes Bedticks Furniture fringes and tassels Silk handkerchiefs and shawls Coloured Cambrics A few dozen fleecy hosiery, foi invalid* I !I U R S D A Y, January 8, 1807. PavillionlGauze, white anti co loured Best Flax and Tow CLnaburg AND JUST OPENED. India Lutstrings, Bandannas and H unthums Dyson and Imperial Teas Blue Cottons, &c. With many other articles not enumerated. iSCr* Merchants who f.nd it convenient to for Cash, or orders upon good people in town, will find these goods worth their attention. My a 24. sft Robert M‘ Doug all. HAS removed from Jones’ Wharf, and taken a Coun ting room in the Stoie of Mr. Samuel H. Si ackhovdc, on the BAY, oppolite the Ex change, where lie fiiil conti. nues in the hAC I ORAGE and GOM MISSION BUSINESS and will endeavour, by his at tention to their Interest, to merit the Pationage of those Iriends, who may think pro pur to commit their bitfinels to his care. N O T I C E. ALT. persons are Cautioned against Purchasing or mak ing any Contracts for tins Cargo of the Brig SALLY, commanded by Cant. George WiLon. Wm. GILOTOR. December IS. 10 W A NTEI), ‘ ’ TWO young lads, from 13 to 16 years of age, as apprentices to the Rook-Binding Business. — None need apply without good recommendations. — An ply to R. R. THOMPSON. Wm. WILSON” Has received per the ships Eliza and Volant, a large part of his Fall Supply of Goods, ftffr Which with his flock, before on hand, makes his af (ortment very complete. Amongtt as great a variety of articles, as are commonly let forth in lengthy advertisements is a large quantity of White & col ored Negro CLOT 11. i As this article was purchaE ed lalt Winter for cash, and as a moderate advance only, will be now exacted, it is con ceived that it will be an objebt worthy the attention of Rian, ters, and others, who wish to pure hafe by the piece or pack’ age. Payment will be ex pett ed in Cadi, Gotten, or ap proved town notes. Savannah, Sept, 13, 90 ts A. Scribner & Cos. HAVE JUST RECEIVED Per the Png Luna from Ntw } or/. A LARGE .SUPPLY OF Boots, Shoes & Slippers , OF AN EXCELLENT DUALITY. Which in addition to their fotnter supply, makes their assortment very extensive ; which they oiler FOR SALE, at reduced prices, at their store on the Bay, nearly op posite the Exelvxnge. December 22. lyr. J. & A. Meliss & Cos. HAVE ON HAND, An Extensive Supply of DRY GOODS, HARD WARE and GLASS WARE, Carefully felefted by one of the Partners in Britain, ol the First Qualities, and at very re duced Prices—which they “ill dispose of at a reasonable advance for Gash, Produce, or approved Town Notes. Dec. 22. 1 1 T O L ET. NEAR THE MARKET. Till 1 , upper part of a house, in which there are three handsome rooms and a garret, with a yard, and the use of a kitchen, suita bSe for a private family, the rent will come levy. For further par tculars enquire ut this offioe. Nov. 2. D m Douglass & Cos. V>’ ESP ECT FULLY inform iV. the public, that they are now opening next door to Mar quand and Paulding’s, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF Philadelphia and New- York Boots & Shoes, Os the first quality, Liquid and Cake Blinking, LIKEW J S E, A few thousand pair of Negro SHOES, which will be disposed of on the most reasonable terms, for C ASH or approved Notes in town. November 13. ts 105. Notice is hereby Given, T IIA I at the expiration o nine months fiom the date hereof, application will be made to the Honourable the Inferior Court of Chatham County, for leave to fell the following tracts of Land, be. longing to the estate of James Doors, deceased, viz : Two hundred and Fifty a eres, old survey, Innate, lying and being in Chatham Coun ty, bounded by Great Oge chee river, land of Goldivire, and iand now of Joseph Weif* cher, Esq.—The lame being for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the said James Doors, deceased. TIIO’s. MILLS, A dorr Savannah, Sept. 4, 1806. * Prime Seed Rice. FOR SALE, A QUANTITY of Prime SEED RICE, entirely free from red grains, being the production ot River Swamp, die first yeai’s planting. The Price is One Dol lar per bushel. — Apply to the snb~ sei ibeV, at Ins residence, St. Jatiu s’ Square. JOHN H. MOREL. Dec. 23. 12 ts N OTIC E. Nine months alter clatc.upplh cation will be made to the hoi interior Court of ( hatham com ty, for leave to sella tract of acres of land in said county, ad joining Air. Butler and lie hut lands, on Liitie Ogechee, for till benefit ot the heirs aud creditor* WILLIAM IVRIGHT, A daft E- GABLE, Adnf& June 10 rs - W HOLE N T U MHER 2 1 6 To be Leased , FOR A TERM OF YEARS r df’HlE House on the Bay, fcr- X . nierlv occupied - l>v “Mr. Gunn, and last by Mrs. Scars as a Boarding House fur which it is better calculated than any other bouse in Savannah. ‘There are t sventy-one bed rooms.On the first floor are two large halls, tlu* se cond floor is one long room It has a large Cellar, and there are on the premises good stables, a pump and every convenience re quisite. For further particulars enquire of JOHN ANDERSON. Deeenij.’ r 1 5 DDinner COURT. DISTRICT or GEORGIA. In the Admiralty. The President ,f the UnitM .States to the Marshal of t/A said district, grei/i inc: \7\ j LEIiEAS, a Libel haiii been V find this day against die Brig called “ The Sally.” now riding at anchor in die river Sa vannaii, whereof Cuoitie WiEyti is. or lore was, Master, be WiiiiaHt Thompson and Seth Knowles, late Mariners on board said brig, for the non-payment of wages doc tbe said Mariners, for set vtce.v 1 y them performed:.— -Now thenefo're, you the said Marshal arc penny commanded u> cite anJ admonish, and these are therefore to cite anil admonish the Masters, Owners, a all others concerned, who have or pretend in have, any right, title, interest, property, claim or de-- maud in the sail! VessM, to be and appear before t lie ho ;oran|e tlie Judge ot the .said l onrt, on the I2th day in Januan nevt, at 11 o’clock, a. M. lit a special Court ol’ Admiralty, to,,, 1 - held at the Couri-llouse m .Wvannah, in the Miid District, toshew cause, it any th(*y have, why the piaver of the LibellanXs should not b granted. Witness the honorable IVdham Stephens, Judge rs the Dis trict < ourt of said District, this ‘j Ist day of December, hfcie'6. T. U. P. Charlton, Proctor fir Libellants. 14 4t NOTICE. Nine months after date, ap* plication will be made to the honorable court of ordinary of Tatnal county for leave to fell atratl of land containing 190 acres on the Aitamahaw river in said county adjoining Mar lin Harden, alio 2C2 1-2 a cres in Wilkinlon County, in the second diflritt Lot No. lio, the property of John Sharp i’en. deceased, to be lold for the benefit of the heirs and cicduois. JOHN SHARP, Ac minis l rator. Sept. t. gj. NOTICE. SUCH subscribers as w ere in acL vance to the “ SOU 1 fIERN FAT RIO previous i 0 the first day of October last; are request ed to present their accounts,fur ba lances due them, to the subscriber, at the corner ot Jefferson and St. Julian stre. ts, where they will be immediately discharged.—Those who formerly patronized that pa pei, .ne informed, that ail emolu ments arising from that cstsblLh ment, horn the above date, are payable to Mr. J. Dougherty, tfie present proprietor. jirMES DULY.