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Caution. I did on the 28th of December V 1800, give two certain notes of hand to Henry i setitt, tor <o.i l.undrtd tloilat s each, one of which wa* n aJe payable in two, and the other iti three yaars frot > tneirdate ; ar.d whereat I alio, about the 20th of Jibruary, 17, gave Lid Her.ry Kveritt my note of hand for eighty dollars, payable the first of January, leu). Now, Ido hereby fairly and pubicly caution, and forw.irn all perlont agaii.it trading for, receiving in payment, or having any thing to do with laid note*, as 1 have inconteflible ofisetts and receipts againll the lan.e and am and termuied not to pay them, for the plain feal'ona jutt hated. Samuel Wilscn. Bulloch County, April 6, 1807. -fe 31. Just Received \ Andfor sale , at the office of the Republican) a small collection of BOOKS and STATIONARY, Among which are Motherby’s Medical Dictionary Ktibsci’ti Ancient and Modern Europe Modern Europe Stranger in France French If evolution Eoncli Wars Gibbon's Homan Empire Moore's Poems Davis’s Poems Player Books School Hooks Testaments, and a vatiety ofothei school and chap Books Receipt, memorandum and quire Books Common writing and letter paper Quills, ink powder band boxes, slates, See. See. Also., for sale, a variety of BLANKS, Such as Merchants’ foreign Entries Liquor ditto Bonds—Bills of Lading Powers of attorney foreign and coastwise manifests’ Military executions Writs for the Superior and Inferior Courts. If"/’ Printing of every description executed with as much neatness, cheapness and dispatch as cun be done in the state. April 25 40 ■ ■ ..i HOPE’S Agricultural & Commercial Almanac, Calculated for Georgia and the Carolina*, For the /iresent year , May be hud at this office—price, twelve and a hr If cents. February 2d 16 5 Dollars Reward, RVN-AW'XY from the fubftriber on Sa turday die 3d in ft a ntgro fellow named GL.< )RGV.. wib known in and about S.ivan uat , anil formerly belonged to Capt. George Haiti. He is about $ feet, 5 or 6 inches high, thin vdage, llain.mis wh. 11 qticllioncd sharply; and wlun he went away Ins left hand was wraped in a woolen hag, in cunftquence of a W “low lie had on hr. tittle finger, on the left hand; he fias a wife at Mrs Huifts on Wilming ton, a>C it is supposed lie will be about thtre. all persons, and mailers of v, ffels particularly, tire cau toned not to harbour, employ or take film aay, as the law will be ngoroufly enforced againlt them. Whoever will return him to the fuhfcnbrr, or lodge h:m in goal tti Savannah, fh.il! receive ihe above reward. I*. GUEKAHD. January g. 3 £0 Dollars Reward. SO A N aivay horn the j[\J i bfci ibi r, on the 25 h ■ 1 Odobcr, 1806, a Mi GRO WOM >N, ab itu 2 2 years of age; isafhorr •hi k w. ucli,rather blacket than negroes are in getural, tlio k lips, and fome poek maikaon h.r face ; ip aks hr ken Engli'h, and has a down look ; fit:- is an African born ; his been in the countty iiH'ni Uv, n vtar- ; her name is M nv, Sin f.ivs ihat (he belong* to James M’lutofli, of this place. The above r. ward will be paid to any pufon that will lodj,e laid winch in Sa vannxh Jail, and necclluiy expmees paid She ha* been uled to houfc work, is a cook and w-ilhrr, Stc. and occalionally has worked in the field. I exped that laid wench has gone to j\uguit*. or was landed at Purisburgh, as I have reason to appreheud, that she left this in one of the Auguila boats. hdward ftebbins. It is not unlikely that she may have a forged pass, and will endeavor to pats herfetf as a free woman. January 20 6 AU GUS T A P R IN TE D ALMANAC, JUST KLCLJy’F.D AM) FOR S,iLF. AT THIS Ql'l iC£. SHERIFFS SALES. WII.I, he fold on Tuesday Cd June next, at the Court Houle in Savannah, between the usual hours of sale, A.l that plantation near Savannah, known an No. 2, ami part of No. I, in Fairlavyn tra&, contain ing ltifi acr* a more or less, adjoining land, of the late general Jackson fcreclofed as the property of James and Francis I). L. Homaca and others, to fatisfy a mortgage due Richard M. Williams. Thomas Robertson, s. c. c. May 2 13 ■■ ■ WII.I. be fold at the Court House in Jefferfon on Tuesday the 7th July next,between the ufutd hour* of sale, the following Negroes, taken in execu tion under the ioreclofu-e of a mortgage lroin Martha W. Nightingale at the luit of Richard O’Donnel, atid to iatisfy the fame—viz—Jim, Cudjoe, Frederic, Will, Laura, Frank, Toniba, Violet, Juba, Sina, Sally, Mary Dura, J.ydia, Maumu, Yamma, Commifia, Qualhy, Christopher, Mobita, Duba, Cooley, CommilTa, Coorn ba, and a child ol Jim and Violet’*. J). G. Jones , S. C. C. Aprl 29 13 — WII.I. be fold Zt the Court House in Bninfwick on the seventh July next, between the ulual hour* the followin ‘ Nagro slaves, taken in execution as the property of Thomas Stone, at the suite of Daniel Sub livan, under the foreclolure of a mortgage—viz —Mi- nerva, JLvc, *iiul Lena. IFJliam Payne, S. G. C. April 29 45 WILL be fold at the Court Hotife in Riceboro’. on the seventh July next, between the ulual hours of fa.u the following Negroes, taken/n execu tion under the foreclosure of a mortgage from Lack. M'lntolh at the suite of Oliver Sturges and Benjamin Burroughs, and to fatisfy tha fame—viz—Dick, Beck, Fanny, Galba, Sandy and Beck's child. J. Jones, S. L. C. May 2. 13. ■— On the first Tuesday in May next, will le ld, at at the Court-1 louse in Bryan county , between the hours of ten and three o'clock, A TRAC T OF LAND, in Bryan county, suppos ed to contain, f .ur hundred and tghty nine a.res, adjoining lands of the Rev. Jolcph Clay, Joseph miles, and John Ptay, levied on, and to be lold as the property of I homas Butler, Janies Butler and others, to laii.-fy a Judgement obtained by James Butler, S. Butler and other.—Conditions of lain Calh. Stephen j. Maxwell, s. b. c. March 31. SO ■■ 3 m: ii .. I VILL BK HOLD, at the Court-House in Jef ferson, Camden County, on Tuesday the Jtfth if May next, between the hours oj ten ana two o'clock, the fallowing /iro/ierty of lijLLU.'t | Aon it is, late of Huvuniuth, merchant, duty foreclosed by Joint PoLfos, survivor, viz. \ LE that wharf lot in St. Mary’s, being the ] L\ front of lot No. 4, containing 50 i' ec t on St. Mary’s street, and running 150 feet west to Judson’s water-lot, ami from St. Mary’s-strcctto the liter 100 icet, and along the river 100 feet. ... A E S ().... Part of lot No. 4, beginning at Ready-street, running west on St. Mary’s sireetto Judson’s lot, and on Ready-strcct 200 feet north to Divine Young’s lot, and 150 feet west 011 said lot to Judson’s, with all the buildings and improve mends thereon. A L S O Lot No. 43, containing four acres, more or less, with all the buildings and improve ments thereon. DAVID G. JONES, Sheriff, Camden County. Savannah, March 23, 1807. 23 cc. —■ . On the first TUESDAY in M.iy next, at the Town of Jefferson, before the Court-House’ iff the same, between the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, will l>e sold, the following firofierty, to wit — A EE that Lot and lnipiovements.thercon in 1 V the town ol St. Maiy’s, being a two story house, and necessary outbuildings, at present occupied by Mrs. .Leers as a female academy —A LS O All that other two*story House and Improve ments adjoining the above, at present occupied by John Boss, together with the Lot whereon the improvements stand. —A L S O The Water Lot immediately before the same, being feet on St. Mary's street, and extending to low-water mark. \ E S O All that other piece or part of lot No 3. con taining 011 c hundred feet on street, and two hundred in depth, to an alley adjoining part of said lot, now occupied by Mr. Holzen dorf. —ALSO- All that tract ot Land in Franklin countv, ad joining lands ol David Terrel, containing one thousand acres, chiefly oak and hickory. Seized and to be sold as the property of Da vid Garvin and Samuel Meers, to satisfy judg ments obtained in favor of Messrs. Mair & Means, and pointed out by the plaintiff’s at torney. Conditions of Sale, Cash. D. G. JONES, s. c. c. April 4. si 20 Dollars Reward. RAN- A Way from the plantation of the late Gen Jackson, about three weeks Cnee, a young negro fellow named HFCTOR. He is about thiee and twen ty years old, five feei l’even inches in height, and of an ac tive llim make. He lived with the late Robert Dillon eUp until bis death, and it is suspected that he is still lurking about his old relidencc, occasionally viliting Savannah Whoever will fecurc said fellow and deli ver him to the fublcriber at the plantation Hull receive the above reward. 1 Henrv Jackson. Ceder Hill, April 30. f ‘ 42 Factorage. T. D. PETIT DR VILL.EPS, Has removed to the store lately occupied by Meffira. Havens Sc Bubo, on Judge Jones’ wharf. He still continues the Factorage & Comrriiflion Pusiness Ar.d will pty every attention to the intrreft of those who will have the goodness to entrull him with their bufintfa. He will make liberal advances, if rcquncd, on produce being depo littd for sale. g He keeps a constant supply of the best old Madeira WINE, which he fells by the pipe, quarter calk ordtrr.ijon. November 28; 6m 32 FOP SALE. A pair of handsome Carriage HORSES, apply to the printers. April 30. 42 OATS for sale. Just received, and for sale by the fubferiber, at Smitu & Bourse's Wbarv, 40 bags of FRLSH OATS, containing from three to fear buihels each. J. Peiot. April 7. 32 FOR SALE. r T*WO HUNDRED ACRES, or more, of prin A COTTON LAND, in Bryan county, J.andfome ly situated on the fails, and in view of Sunbury ; for particulars, apply to Mr ROBERT HABERSHAM, Savannah, or to the fublcriber. ■benjanvn Ward, at ‘I ivoli, Etyan County. April 15. 37 NOTICE. A LL persons have g any damands a gam ft the H eilare ol tha late Th< mas Parrott deceaf eel, will render in their :cc ants to tlie fubferiber, on or before the first of June next. M: trtia Palmer, Adm'r. Near Brunswick, Glynn County. April 18. 41 . TO BE RENTED. j THF. HOUSE lately occupied by major | Harden, and the office adjoining. The j tennement No. 2, over Messrs Ogdens & Baker’s j stoic, and several other housesthe situation and j terms ol which may be known, on application to Joseph Habersham. April 30. 42. NOTICE. PERSONS indebted to the Estate of Andrew M‘- Credie, late of Savannah, Mercliant decealed are here by called upon for payment —And those to whom the ellatc is indebted, will pleufe to exhibit a ftafemetit of their demands. Applications to General Mitchell in Savannah, or to the fubferiber in Charleston will be duly attended to. David M’Credie, Qualified Ex’or. Sav. April 30 42 NOTICE. AIL persons to whom the estate of the late Mrs. ■* t ELIZABETH M'QUEfN is indehtd will please present their accounts propel ly authenticated to tlie fubferiber, and those who are indebted to the fame, w ill make payment as loon as poflible. Bryan Morel, Administrator, with the will annexed, Montgomery, Chatham County, April 25 ct 42 TO LET, A two fiery HOUSE, p'eafmtly fi- ed in El here Ward. Imm diate possession can be given For terms, apply to R. J- £<. B. Vallotton. April *8 Al WILL BE SOLD, ON the 15th day of June next, between the hours of 10 and 2 o clock, before the Auction Store of Mt. Norman M’l.eod, in the Market Square City of Savannah, Sundry articles of Household and Kit chen Furniture. A Horse, Riding Chair, and Stilkey with Har ness, Wood Cart, See. Sec. the fame being part of the estate of Andrew M‘Credie late of Savannah, Merchant, dectafed. David M‘Credie, Qualified Lx'or. Sav. April 30 43 Direct Tax . N OTIC E. T’HE Collectors of the Dire£ Tax, for the Diftri& of Georgia, are notified that the oupervifor’s Office is transfered to the office ot Commiflioner of l oans, in the city of Savannah, to which p!a e they are hereby cilled on to forward their return in regular order, and to pay over filth sums as have been by them collected, on account of the ab ve Tax, without delay. As the compenlatioij to Collectors, depends on their attention and punctuality, it is presumed an early compliance with this call will be made, especially as a length of time has already elapsed lince any remittance has been made by them Ihe Collectors of the T xcife and Internal Revinue, who hold balance*, arising from that lource, are, also, particularly required to difchage tire lame, and to let tie their accounts. James . lifer. CommifT’r. of Loans, acting Supervisor. Commiflioneis Office, Georgia,? SaTiuuih, Si'd April, ISO 7. 5 t S3 Marshal’s Sale. 0?; the first TcEsn.tr in May next, will be soli a! the Court-House in Savour ah, ONE undivided moiety of a tract of LAND, tailed Clarke’s Bluff, containing 50 acre- . mere or lels, situate, lying and being in the county of M'lntolh, on Sapelo river, late the property of col. Wni. M'lntof.x, deceased. Seized and to he fold a. the property of Janies Fowler,under and by virtue of an execution is sued by virtue of a judgment recovered againll him by Hugh Ross, fen. & William Dixon & Cos. Dcnjcinm W all, m. and. g. March 31. 51- City Sheriff ’s Sales. On the First Tuesday in May next, Will be fold at the Court-House, in tile city of S® vannah, One BAG of COTTON. Leved on as the pro perty of A. F. Brilban, at the luit of George Eno and others. Also, a NEGRO BOY, named Nat. Levied.on *■ the property of Dr. John Love, at the iuit of Wiilian* Shaw. Also, a HOUSE and LOT, in Heatchcoat ward. Levied on as the property of Thomas Norton, disc'd, at tlie suit of Elijah Norton. Also, a HOUSE and LOT, in Darby Ward, Bronghton-ftreet. Levied on as the property of i ho mat Brown and John Gable. Conditions, cash. John Williams,, c. s. April 1. 31 Executor’s Sales. On IVedsesdaT the 1 3th May next, sndL be sold at l Voudvillc, in the County of Bryan,’ A LARGE flock of Cattle and of Sheep, yoke cf well broke Oxen, and funury aitidW of 11 ul'ehold Furniture, being part cf the perfonaf property of Ralph E. Elliott elq deceased. Conditions will be made km in on the day of sale, William Elliott, ) Stephen EUiou,_ S Executors. March 30. ’ 3,. Administrator’s Sales. Will be sold and disposed cf at Daiuek , in the county of Mclntosh, on the second Tuesday in May next, being the twelfth of the said month, between the hours of ten and twilvc o’clock in the forenoon, 14 prime FIELD SLAVES, and a likely- BO\, sold as the personal property of George MTntosh, deceased Conditions to be made known on the day of sale. HAMPDEN MTNTOSH. Savannah, 28th March, 1807. 28. The Subscriber HAS to let on low terms, in Warren ward, a small convenient HOUSE and neceffarv out building# with two lots eucloicd, wall calculated for a garden. William Parker. March 31. 29- NOTICE. THE Fubferiber being obliged to leave the Ui i ted Siatt s in tlie mm tn . f J une on bufmels . f a fami y nature, where his intert :jre concerned, notifies the public and his credit, rr, that lie will transler the leufe he has cf the i- XCIIANGE. ar.d wi l fe! the furniture and efl'ec s it contains n, raer to dilcharge what he owts I .diyidu Is who are disposed to bargain, will aui.icfs the rule ves to it r. Pe'itde Viliers, who s ch rged w. Ii his trails c tions, and to prelem to him ‘hen tv de, c s < f debt. It is hoped that persons win live c ntrac eu and ins at the Exchange will come Gi ward a'd aujtm them- L. GitiaCS. Sav. April 8 f.M. 41 ,. N. if Fie will fell on the ,ame cirdiriovts his es tablifltment 1 1 PUBLIC BA I HS,winch a,e m the highclt order, unu exempt frem any itparati n Negroes For Sale, TWO gangs, confiding of thirty prime NEGR OEF; are offered for iale, togethm, or in families, for calh or bills on London. 11 not dilpoled of before the fir ft Tuesday in May. next, they will on that day be fold at the Court-House, to the highest bidder. Ap plication may be made in the mean time, to J. Caig cs. i{. Mitchel. April 18 57 Chambers, Chatham Inferior Court. John Mead, On the petition of John Mead, Adsm. C Hating that he is confined in the Gardner Tuff's.3 jait ol this county for debt, by pro cess from the juftiee; court ; that he is unable to pay the debts for which he is confined, or to give bail to. answer the fame, or to support himfelf during his'con finement, but is willing to deliver up all his estate real and perlonr.l, for the benefit of his creditors, tmd praying to be admitted to the benefit ol the infolvlmt debtors adts of this date. It is ordered that notice of this application be served upon each of thecreditois of the laid John Mead, and be pubiilhed in one ol‘the Gazettes; that tLey’may rppear at the Court-Houle in Savannah, on the second 1 hurfday ol May next, to (hew cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the said petitioner ffiould not b granted. Edward Telfair, } James Alger. c ’ c * April 23. 39 Bills of Lading , For Sale at this Office. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, BY JOHN F. EVERITT, ON THE D AY, SAVANNAH, (GEORGIA) AT SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM PAYABLE HALF* YEARLY, IX ADVANCE.