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SAVANNAH 1 —printed and published on Mondays and Thuasdays by DOUGHEUTY an i) CAU MONT, oh tkc liii'j , nsa.rty opposite thu Excka ‘*• f. VOL. 111. No. 27.] K TERMS I I OP THE I patriot I and I commercial advertiser. I firms of subscription arc six ■jollabs a year—one halt la be the time of subscribing and K remainder at the expiration of K'x months —and all payers will be mmtinned until ordered to the con • Mmy. ■ Advertisements of no more Mbncrth than breadth arc inserted at Kq cents, for the first insertion, and fc /or each continuation. Ali- WLal allowance will be made to mhosewho wish to advertise by the ■ For PLYMOUTH, (Eng ) i f-j- The fafl failing Ship TCgggJ COMMERCE, ■L'hsnicl Rav* master, will sail ■nailthis month, having h.-r cargo ■ngatjed. For passage apply to ■he m ister on board, at Mr. jus. j ■Vdlace’s wharf. I FOR SALE, ■ On Board, direct from Cork, ■ A quantity of IRISH POTA- I TOES, of the best kind. I Feb. 5. 24 ts I Wm. WILSON, Hiffi received per the ships Eliza I and Volant, a large part of his ■all Supply of Goods, ■ |3* Which with his flock, Before on hand, makes itisal- Brcmem very complete. as great a variety of Briicles, as are commonly set Birth in lengthy advertisements B a large quantity of white & cobred Negro I CLOT H. B As this article was purchaf r Bl lad Winter for cash, and Bt a moderate advance only, Bill be now’ exafted, it is con- Btived that it will be an objetl Borthy the attention of Plan. Brs, and others, who wish to by the piece or pack off". Payment will be expett- B in Cadi, Cotton, or ap- Broved town notes. B&roa/iNa/i, Sept, 18, DO tt B & A. Mcliss & Cos. H HAVE ON HAND, n Extensive Supply of Bdry goods, hard- B WyVRE AND GLASS. B WARE, B Carefully fclebted hy one of Partners in Britain, of the |B rst Qualities, and at very re- Trices—which thev will s |>ose of at a reasonable advance ■ bash, Produce, or approved •"n Notes. ‘'■BA'-’- 22 - 11 rs B Wanted to Hire, Smart Negro BOY, about Ve or fourteen Years of age . orrands. Generous wages be given for a bey of this de- “'ho is well acquainted i B . t,Ui Town. —Apply to the i B Apprentices Inden .Bres for sale at this of tfflee; THE PATRIOT AND COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, D h Douglass & Cos. Respectfully inform 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 Blacking, LIKE IF I S E,’ A few thousand pair of Negro SHOES, which will be disposed of on tlie most reasonable terms, for CASH or approved Notes in town. November 13. ts 105. Prime Seed Rice. FOR SALE, A QUANTITY of Prime SEED RICE, entirely free from red grains, being the production of River Swamp, the first year’s planting. The Price is One Dol lar per bushel.— Applv to the sub scriber, at lus residence, St. James'’ Square. JOHN H. MOREL. Dec. 25. 12 ts noticE On Wednesday the 25th in s t. WILL BE SOLD, At Cedar Hill, the lute residence of the hon. gen. James Jackson deceased. ALL the Personal Propeaty of Robert Dillon, late of Chat ham county, Planter, dec. con sisting of four Ncgrocs-Horses, Waggons, Carts, Chair and har ness, cows and calves, sheep, hogs, plantat ion tools, household and kitchen with ma ny other useful articles. Sale to commence at 11 o’clock, A. M. Conditions Cash before delivery. Wm, LIMBEKT, Adm'r. Feb. 5. 24 4t Sheriff’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in March next , WILL BE SOLD. At the court-house in the county of Camden, between the hours of 10 and 3 o'clock, ALL that tract of land, in the county of Camden, on Sat tilla river, bounded south east by J antes Jackson’s lauds; to sa tisfy an execution on the foreclo sure of a mortgage, Jan. T. Law rence vs. James Boyd Sharp. ALSO, All those two tracts of land on the Racoon Keys, in the county of Camden, at the mouth of Big Satt’.ila river, containing 200 a cres each, more or less— ALSO. Two other tracts of land on Waiker swamp, in the county o! Camden, containing 300 acres each, more or less— ALSO, One negro man nemed Jack; sold to satisfy an execution, the State of Georgia, vs. James M. Lindsay, Tax cellector for the year 1802. ALSO, All that House, Lot and im provements. situate in the town of St. Mary’s, being front of lot number three; sold to satisfy sun dry executions in favour of Lach. lanMHntosh, and otiters, vs. Har mon Con rter. The Conditions of the above sales are Cash, or the property re-sold in half au hour. D..G. JONES, . e. c. Jan, 29. 22 In* M O N 1) AY, February 16, 1807, TO THE PUBLIC. IN reply to the advertisement of A. S. Rhodes, the North Ca rolina gentleman, (as he stiles , himself), cautioning all persons against crediting me, on his ac count, or harboring me —I think proper to state a few facts —This gentleman, whom unfortunately, I was persuaded by interested persons to marry, arrived here about two months ago destitute of money and clothes, and with out any apparent meant of sup. port ; Such a caution from him is therefore somewhat ludicrous. He has sold a quantify of my cotton and has carried of my sil ver plate and other articles with a view I have no doubt to con vert them into cash j He has cru elly beat and abused me, so that I did not conceive nty life in safety by living with him , I am therefore determined to separate myself from him for life, and I do hereby forwarn all persons front bargaining with him for any property belonging to the estate of Joseph Welicher, inv late husband, as he has no rightor authority to dispose of any part of it. Instead of the name of Rhodes, I resume that of. ANN WELSCHEFt February 9 N OTIC E. Nine months after datt nppl;, cation will be made to the hot s inferior Court of Chatham cout ty, for leave to sella tract of 45 acres of land in said countv, ad joining Mr. Butler and Beliur’i lands, 011 Little Ogechee, for 1 lit. benefit of the heirs and creditors. WILLIAM WRIGHT, Adm'r GABLE, Adm'x June if; if 5 JUST O PEN El ~ slnd for Sale, Next door in Mr. ‘'lames Clark's Boarding House iff Chut lesion Stave Office , ( Bernard sh e> t.) STRAW HATS, BONNETS Plain and open Work, now the prevailing Fashion in Lon don. ALSO, a variety of Plush Hats and Bon nets, ar elegant assortment of FEATHERS, Camel’s Hair SHAWLS, and other articles in the MILI.ENERY LINE; Jan. 26- 21 ts NO! ILL. NINE nioushs after date, ap plication will be made to the Justices of the Inferior Court, f,.r leave to sell the half lot No. 3, Ist T_Vthing, Anson Ward, belonging to the estate of James Whitefield, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs. Th. WHITEFIELD, Ex'r. Jan. 1, 1807. 14 latnPm T~G L E T.~~ NEAR THE MARKET. THE 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 ble for a private family, tiie rent will come low. Ear further par ticulars enquire at this office. Nov. 2. NOTICE. ALL persons are hereby cau tioned not to hire any of the Negroes belonging to ELIZA BURKE, (:ny infant Ward), frpm any one except myself, or other person duly authorised by me. SARAH HANDLEY Guardian. Jan. 26. 2f ts Notice is hereby Given r A HAT #t the expiration of nine months fiom the date hereof, application will be made to the JJonourable the Tife tior Court of Chatham County, for leave to fell die following tracts of Land, be longing to the efiate of James Doors, deceased, viz : Two hundred and Fifty a eres, old survey, situate, lying and being in Chatham Coun ty, bounded hy Great Oge chee river, land of Goldivire, and land now of Jofcph Welf” cber, £fq.—The fame being for the bene fit of the heirs and creditors of the laid James Doors, deceased. THO’s. MILLS, Adm’r Savannah, Sept. 4, iSc6. NOTICE. Nine months after date, ap plication will be made to tlie honorable court of ordinary of Tatnal county for leave to fell atiatl of land containing 190 acres on the Altamahaw river in (aid county adjoining Mar tin Harden, alio 302 i-i a cres in Wilkinson County, in the second dtflrift Lot No. no, the property of John Sharp len. deceased, to be fold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. JOHN SHARP, Aenrinistrator. Sepr. t. 85. 25 Dollars Reward. RLT N AWAY from capt. A. D. Abrahams, in Savannah, some time in September last, a Negro Fellow named TONY, u hjut 5 feet 6 inches high, and a bout 26 years of age, stout made, bis eyes and mouth large. He was taken up at Cowsawhatchie, and made Ins escape—All persons are forwartied from hiring or har bouring him* The above Re ward will be paid to any person who will deliver him to the sub-f scriber, or secure him in any jail, j ISAAC ABIUHAMS. \ Jan. 29. 22 7~ ;* ; i The Subscriber HAVING rented the Store on . the BAY, formerly occu- , pied by Mr. A. Robinson, will \ constantly have on hand, & sup- ! ply of GROCERIES, TEAS, PROVISIONS, &c. Which he will dispose of reason*- : bly, to those who are prompt on tlie score of payment; and as- j sures : b, that nothing on bis ! part slidf be wanting in piocur- j mg such articles as shall give ge neral satisfaction. He will also continue the Factorage & Commissi- I on Business. R. McDOfJGALL, Feb. 2. 23 ts NOTICE. Absconded himself on the 11th ult. SCIPIO, a Negro Lllow, by trade a Cooper bat will work at any other busi ness.} yellow coKiplection, about 5 feet 8 inches high, aged about 40 years. Ten Dollars will be paid on delivering him in Jail or on Tel fairs wharf, to thus, dollaghan. Feb. 12. 2 tit [Whole Number 227. For the Patriot, Mr. Printer, I beg leave through the me dium of your rtfeful paper to announce to the public that, THOMAS F. WILLIAMS Kfq. is a candidate at the en suing Elefclion for the Clerk’s office of the Superior and In ferior Court* of Chatham county. His talents, abilities, integrity, principles, and ne ceflities, are known 10 this community. A CITIZEN. Feb. 12 26 taw t e Nl) LI FiC A'TION. ’ Titc Electors of the city of Savannah,and county of Chatham, arestrictlv enjoined and required to give their attendance at the Court house in the aforecaid City on Monday the second day of March next, where an ELECTI ON will oe held lor tilling up a vacancy of a Clerk of tUe Supe rior and Interior Courts, occa sioned by the death of James Bulloch, late clerk of the afore said Courts, o( which all persons concerned are required to take due notice. Otdetcd , 7 hat Wil iam Smith, Esq do receive, & keep 111 charge tiie Kty, and also that lie seal the door or tlie chamber that contains the Deposits of tlie Offices of the Superior and'lnferior Courts. Ordered, That the above be published three times in the Pa* 1 riot and Republican G*a ttes of this city, and that one hundred copies be struck olf. Given under our hands , this 9th day oj February. *BO7. EDWAIUY>! ELf AIR, WIL I A Fffi.l l it, J AMES ALGER, A. S. BULLOCH, Justices of the Inferior court of Chatham County. Feb. 12 26 31 NEW-YORK and \ S s SAVANNAH, $ J BOOT if SHOE S TORE, s A. Scribner & Cos. HATE JUST DECEIT ED Pei the 1 as* arrival? Q out r \ew York, • A N ELM': ANT ASSORTMENT OF Boots , Shoes and SU/ifiers , Os a Superior tguahtv, made af ter tlie English fashion, A i SO, Misses Miff levs G? Chil dren s iS/’-.vw, Which in addition to their forme* supply, makes their assor:.rt;->>’ very extensive ; which they offer FOR SALE, at reduced prices, at their store on tlie Bay, nearly op posite the Exchange. Febr arv 26. Jyr. SheriiFs Sties. At the court house in the city ol Sa va mi ah, WILL BE SOLD, 0)i ‘ Tuesday the third dau of Alyrch next• ALL that Wooden Building, two tenements, and die itr.. provements, situate on Lot No. 9, first Ty thing, Reynolds Ward, Savannah, now or late occupied by John Williams and Mrs Jane, Lewis, regularly foreclosed, and to be sold as the property of John A lliams, to satisfy ; ol George Barrel. T. ROBER ISON, s.c. .