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Wm % Woodbridge , 1 BEGS leave to < quaint his frit nd and the pub it of bis return from Hamburgh, with complete afTorimeirt of German Goods, Which, together with a general assortment of GROCERIES, He is now opening at the new brick Bull dmg, Bolton’s wharf, and offers for sale at rcatonable price*, for Cash or Prodcc* YIZ t r 0 casts CLASS Vv <„KE, assorted for retail ftorc# e caUi te cut and feftoon Decanters, 1 um bUrb and Wine Glalb • r cases Flower Pots, glass fruit plate-, cor-- 9 dial Uaude, China and gluts fallaid dittos, diuo fug,ar and butter Hands, Morocco mtlh of lumbhre, lalt cellars, bird cage rlaffcs, confiture dffht*, table raftors, tea caudles, colored and gl China rang*, colored beads and glals romain crollcs 1 ditto elegant glass and China globe chan deliers 900 pi ers flaxen oanaburg# 100 ditto fupeiiur ditto jo ditto good and inferior tieklenburg# 30 ditto ditto, ptoptr for Iheeting 20 ditto Baggn g itreii 60 ditto Raven’s duck 30 ditto light fail duck 30 diuo haden toils 300 du.o brown platiila# 200 t tito white ditto JOO and tto Bv m-ii roll* 300 ditto dowlas 2 casts diaper*, table eloths, oocsitcripanei and bed ticking 3 ditto (Wring linen and hosiery 2 packages leine and lewing twin* 1 trunk umbrellas 1 case ready madr fhirt* 1 ditto blank books 1 ditto writing paper 1 ditto Hites and common looking glaßcs 1 ditto of dry paints i hamper Seller’s v\ ate 60 boxes window glass coo demijohns, 5 gallons eacls 687 bar* Swe'ifh mm, fiat end square, proper for waggon tire AL O-ON HAND, A variety of WOLLENS, H ARD W ARE and GROCERIES, umiccesfary to ennm ra e. Norcmber 14 ism ts >8 Nankeens and Teas. The Subscribers Offer I'OR SALE, tooo piece* blue India Nankeens, 30 c lie its Gunpowder Tea, 20 lb. eaih. TAYLOR A SCARBROUGH. March 12. b. 3 1. Cider and Apples, Just received per brig Cleopatra, 40 hbb. of excellent Newaik Cider, 40 do. of Apples, 1 do. of Shoe J'hread. ROBERTS Ik BRANT. March 12. 31 Flfair’s Wharf. NEW-YOUK and SAVANNAH Boot and Shoe Store . A. SCRIBNER Sc Cos. Have just received per the last arrival* from Arm- York, 4.V ELEG.Isr ASSOUrNESr OP BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS, Os a superior quality,made after the Englilh fafhion, • ALSO, PTrssrs Slippers <2T Children's Shoes , Wtiich, in addition to their former fupp'.y, make their aflbftloent very ext nfive'; which they oiler tor laic at r duced prices, at their it ore on the Bay, nearly oppohte t!ve Exchange. Match 3 • 1* John Iting, r.tri.Vß AND HABIT MAKER, Respectfully inflows his friends and Ihe public, “lha’ lie ha? lately com inenc and bu line ft in the Houle lately occupied by Mr Francis S Miller, between the Stores of MrfT Maiqit.oill and Paulding and Mt. D.vid Tayiotr neaflUJhMarket—where hff* bv 111 id hnflness, neatnekt in execution and purl duality to his engagement# —to merit ilie psirc nag of the public. February 6. it • -JOHN CABOS, ‘cssfrk Barber, RESPEcVfUI I.Y inform* the public, that he ha* iakn a Shop, two doors westward of the house lately oecupieAry Mr. M. Germain, and a few door* veil of htelTisiWgdeils and Baker, on tile Bay ; where Fc Shaver clean and with eale to the face, Cuts and Drefl'e- Hair ill the height ot laxhiou, on the following Cutting cS: DrefTi -g J.adier Hair, 37 1-2 cts. eiit'O ditto i.en*ienien* ditto 25 dnto . ditto Boys and childrens do. 12 1-2 phavin t> t-4 JAaich l(k D Notice. IHFRT3Y GIVE NOTICE, that In pursuance es a refutation, of the Board of C’ommiffioners of the T own and commons of Exideiuca, all those p''rfon who have f—iled to comply with the terms of their refpectite leases, ot purchases of I.ots, Ihall without distrenniiation, he lutd on a futther failure, of three month*, front the date of this advertisement. By order of the Commissioners, JOSEPH TURNER, Clerk of the Board of Commissioners. Frederica, March 12, 1807. m 21 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT an eleSion for five Trustees of the EX CHANGE, will take place on Monday next, the 16th inftarit, at the Exchange Building. The poll will be opened at ten, and closed at two o’clock. THOMAS PITT, Sec’ry. March 12. 21 Valuable Lands &c. 7’HJ : . Subscriber will dispose of the following pro perty, on reasonable terms :—One undivided third •fa trad! on Cat-Head creek, in the county of M‘ln tofh, containing in the whole, between three and four thousand acres, of excellent land fit for the culture of Rice and Cotton.—An excellent dwelling-house, with necessary out-buildings, and fix lots adjoining therto, in the town of Datien.—One undivided half of the township of MTntolh, adjoining Darien, and fronting on the Alatamaha river.—Several acres of high and knv land adjoining the city of Savannah to the east ward. The high land may be laid out into lots, or the whole make an excellent farm. Part of this traift is at present improved and lubject to a I.eafe.—The titles to laid property are indilputable, and a general warranty for the fame, will be given to the purchafer....For further par iculars, apply to Charles Harris, attorney at law, and Mr. Hugh Ross, merchant,in Savannah; or to the fublcriber, at Darien. HAMPDEN MTNTOSH. Darien, March 4. ct 20 AI.I. per funs having any demands against the es tate of the late George MMntoffi, deceased, will render in their accounts to GH.tK.LES HARRIS cfq or to the Subscriber at Darien. HAMPDEN MHNTOSH, Adm'r. Darien, March 4, 1807. ct 20. Wanted on a Lease, Dora Term of Years , (Immediately.) AN Improved small Farm, with the necessary buil dings, &c suitable for a small Family, not ex icetlmg 4 miles from the city...in a situation nominal ly healthy. For such, a valuable tract of land in Baldwin County, will be given on a fair exchange for the l.cale.—For information enquire at this office. Eebmury 27. 18. Land & Negroes • For Sale in Georgia. ALL that Iltand in view of Darien, on the Alatamaha, known by the name of Black Island, Containing about 300 acres of high land, and 900 acres of brackilb and frefh marsh. Tbc high lend is of the firft quality for Cotton, and the crop of the moll promising kind. It has also this advantage, that it may be cafiiy flowed ,witb frefh water, and of course equally well adapted for the culture of rice as ot cot ton. The high land giving complete security both for settlements and preservation of crops. It is wellknown from the fuccefsful experiments which major Butler has made by planting ftmi. lar lands that they are not only very produc tive, but the quality of the cotton is much fu pciiortothat railed on the high land. There will be fold with the above property, one bun • dud seasoned SLAVES, and polTeflion can be given the firft of January next-—For terms apply to William Mein, or Edward Swarbreel, Efqra. Savannah. Ibomas Spalding. Novr. 14 2 S Valuable Town Property, For Sale . THAT commodious tenement HOUSE, where the fubferibers formerly lived, confiding of 3 good and well finifhed DWEL LING HOUSES, with floor cloths, grates and every necessary out building for the ac commodation cf separate families. ALSO, That new conveniet House, with good out houses of every defeription, at present occupied by Mr. Harman, and known by Lot JNo. si, Old Franklin Ward V CANT LOTS, Nos. 35, 26, and 37, Liberty Ward, corner Lots, anu li'uated in a part ofthe Town, that frerrs to be progrefiing iaft in improvements. Nos 9, and 30, Columbia Ward—No. 30, is a corner Lot. For terms apply to MEIN, MACK AY 4 Cos. November 4 Aclminstrator’s Sale. UNDER and by virtue of an order ob tained from the honorable the Justices of tin. inferior Court of Camden county, will be sold on the firft TUESDAY in April next, in the town df Jcfferfon, between the hours of ten and four o’clock, all the REAL ESTATE of Anthony Suaret, late of Camden county, ■ deceased, intended for the benefit of the credi tors and - heirs of the deceased. Conditions will be made known on the day of sale. J. M. Lindsay, admor. Rachel Jjuates, adm’x. * Jsnuary 33. f Brigade Orders, Savannah, lith February, 1807. THE Brigadier General of the lit Brigade of the Georgia Militia, erdere and directs the captains commanding companies in the id bat talion otthe Ift regiment in the said brigade, to afiemble as eaily as pofiible, and give notice a grteable to the 7th lection ofthe militia law, row in force, for an election to be held at the Court House in the Ci’yof Savannah, on Mon day the thirtieth day in March next, lor a Major to command the said Battalion, in the toom of major Scriven, rifigned. By order of Brigadier General Flotd, G. R. DUKE, (20) Insfi. Ist Brigade, Geo. Militia. NOTICE. THE Subscriber having closed hi* business at Brunfwink, in Glynn County, gene folicits fuih persons who are iu arrears to him, to call for immediate settlement, either on John Sanders efq. near Bruufwick, whom he has appointed his agent there, or upon him in Savannah at his house, near Market Square, otherwise they must expect to be dclt with a greable to law. P. MENARD. February 20. 15. Administrator’s Sales. Pursuant to an order and decree of the Court of Ordinary of the County of Chatham, Will be exposed at public fait , at the Cou'l-houle ofthe city of Savannah, on the fret Tuesday in April next, ALL that tract or parcel of LAND, con taining 350 acres, be the fame more or less, late the property ot George Baiilie, de ceased, being in t'n county of C mden, bound ed on the east by Great Satilla River, and on all other fidcß by Land vacant at the time of the survey thereof. Also, one other traft or parcel of land, con taining 300 acres, be the fame more or less, late the property of George Baiilie, deceased, being in the county of CamdeD, bounded on the Eait by the said George Baillie’s land, and 00 all other Tides by vacant laud, at the time of the survey thereof. Also, all that tract of land, containing 500 ac es, be the fame nore or less, originally granted to Robert Baiilie, deceased, being in the county of M’lntofh, bounded foxth by the river Alatamaha, east on the land originally granted to Cath ine Douglass, north on lands gran.ed to Wm. M’lntofh, and wtft on lands granted to John M’Cullough, which said three irafls of land were severally fold at the confif. cated fairs, and purchased by the late John Peter Ward, dcccabd, and now to be disposed of, under an order of court, as part of his real estate. The two firft tracts contain good Cot ton Land, and the last traft is of the first quality of Tiat Swamp. Terms to be made known on the day of sale, and for further particulars apply to col. Jo’cph Habersham, in the city ot Savannah, or to the fubferibers on the Island of Cumberland. N. S. BAYARD. Atfm’or. ESI HER BAYARD, Atlm’rx. February 3 to. Sheriff’s Sale. On the Firjl TUESDAY in April, WILL BE SOLD at the Court-houte ia the town of Brunswick, Glynn county, T^ WO hundred ‘w. and • half acres f LAND, * drawn by Joffiua Morgan, of Glynn county, in the firft district in Baldwin county, No. 71. Seized and taken under execution a* the property of Joffiua Morgan, deceased, to fatisfy a judgment in favor of Noble Jones, efq; Conditions of sale, calh. W ILLIA.U PAY-SE, s. g. c. February 27. 17 Sheriff’s Sale. WILL BE SOLD, at tie Court House in the Town of Brunfwicl , Glynn County, on the first Tuesday in prtl next, between'tbe boart of 10 and 2 o’eloci. ALL the right and title of the estate of Joshua Morgan and of John G. Snead, confiding of a valuable tract of LAND on the Island of St. Simon3 containing ico acres more or less, with the improvement* thereon. Also, one of Evea’ Cotioh Jin*, feited and taken under execution as the property of Jofhux Morgan and John G. Snead, to fatisfy a judge, ment obtained by Hamilton and Cooper. Con dttions Cash WILLIAM PAYNE, s. c. c. Bruufwick, February 3e. 15. Sheriff’s Sale. On the First TUESDAY in April next. Will befold at the Court House, in the City of Savannah, between the hoursof ten and three o’clock, Ten Negroes. Levied om by virtue of several executions obtained againtt the Estate of John Carrawny Smith. y T. ROBERTSON, 9. c. c. March S. 20 ~ PAINT. A f.w kg* L.adon ground whit* Lead P.iat. Fog 042* BT PETES. MITCHEL. 9) IS The MERCHANTS’ & PLANTERS’ Coffee-House & Hotel, OH THE BAY. THOMAS BAYLEY, sen. INTENDS opening the above House on the 25th inst. and flatters hiinfelf, from the long experience he lias had in that line, it will be in hispcH.-r to give genera! fatisfaction, and beg leave to solicit the patronage of the geuilemta Merchants and Planteis. N B. A confla:it LARDER, WINES and SPIRITS, of the firfl quality. Cf Foreign and American Ncwspapapera will be taken in. Savannah, March 5, ISO 7. iS HOFF’S Agricultural oc Commercial Almanac, Calculated for Georgia and the Carolina?, For the present xjear, May be had at this office—price, twelve and 9 half cents. February 24 15 Strayed or Stolen, A Vellowilh, full blooded Englilh BULL DOG, his ears and tail cropp’d tlcfc, had o* when he went a way a leather strap round his neck. Whoever will deliver said dog at the store of the subscribers, Hull be suitably re •raided for the farce. B. & C. BROOKS. March 10. t s. 20 5 Dollars Reward, RAN-AWAY from the fubLriber on Sa turday the 3d in ft a negro fellow named GEORGE, well known in and about Savan nah, and formerly belonged to Capt. George Haiit, He is about 5 feet, 5 or 6 inches high, thin visage, Hammer* when queffioned sharply; and when he went away his left hand was wraped in a woolen bag, in conftqucnce of a Whitlow he had on his little finger, on the left hand; he has a wife at Mrs Haifts on Wilming ton, and it is supposed he will be about there, all persons, and matters of veffelg particularly* are cautioned not to harbour, employ or take him awsy, as the law will be rigorously enforced againtt them. Whoever will return him to the fubferiber, or lodge him in goal in Savannah, shall receive the above reward. P. GUERARD. Jtuuary 9. 3 25 Dollars Reward. RAN-AWAY from Cipt. A. D. Abrahams, in Savannah, some time in September, last, a Negro fellow named TONEY, obout 5 feet 6 inches high, *nd about 26 years of age, stout made and has a largo mouth and eyes. He was taken up in Coofawhatchio and made his escape. Whoever will lodge him in any goal, or deliver him to the subferiber {hall receivo the above reward. All perlons are forwarned against buying or harboring the said negro. WAAC ABRAHAMS. January 30. 2m . 9 20 Dollars Reward. ‘ T3 away from the XVftibfcribtr, on the 25:11 Os O&ober, 1806, a NE * GRO WOMAN, ahouti 22 years of age; isafnerr thick wench,rather blacket •*■“**■** than negroes are in general, thick lip 6, and force pock-mark* on her face ; speaks broken English, and has a down look ; she is an African born ; ha* been in the count! y about seven years ; her name is M,say. She fays that she belongs to James M’lntcfh, of this place. The above reward will be paid to any person that will lodge said winch in Sa vannah Jail, and neccflary exptnee* paid Sh has been used to house work, is a cook and washer, &c. and occasionally has worked in the field. I exped that said wench has gone to Augufla, or was landed at Purisburgh, as I have reason to apprehend, that she left tkig in one of the Augutta boats. hdward ftebbins. CT It is not unlikely that she may have g forged pass, and will endeavor to pafa herfelf ag a free woman. January 20 g 30 Dollars Reward. RANAWAY from the Subferiher en the dth Jan*. ary last, a Negro woman named BELLER, about 3 feet 4 or 5 inches high, stout made, full face, yellow eyes, buftiey head and of a yellow complexion, ;-he is supposed to be lurking about Mr. Harden's (formerly Habersham’s) plantation on Ogtchee. Any 1 erlon lodging her in Savannah goal, or delivering her t# the fubferiber, shall receive the above reward. Phibp I lily. January iV t( i PUBLISHED eVEJIY TVK9DAY, THURSDAY AN* BATCRXAY* BY JOHN F. EVERITT, or; the say, savannah, (geokia) AT Sts DOLLAR# PER ASK CM PAYABLE HALB* \'EAELTj IN ADVANCE.