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By the s')tips Alexander Hamilton find Lliza,/;*0/tf Liverpool, Meliss, Taj lor & Cos. Have n ear'd, in fiart, their stiffly of WINTER GOODS ; And l)y the ship Miry, daily erpeflcd from C e nock, they art to have the rentfindet, which, t" 1 * er ’ \ci!l mate a very giYat variety and extenfiv’ of a, well fcledled GOODS, a have everC a l’! e “ * “* market...being every article of them r ' c cc JC? j e the partner, residing in Britain, “ l ” w P oss f ffed L ° n f every advantage of procurmr B or >?* °, n thc term,, which will enable tb- 1 ,f> , h at , a vt , r y low rate. An ong the Go ds ived, will be fouud, The foliov*‘g Articles, viz. White ■) slue5 lue , /plains Green and I Brown J I.otVon DuSile Y Jriftol ditto £ BLANKETS 7-4 to 12-4 Rose ditto J White i Blue f Red Vwelch flannels Scaiier and \ Yellow J One bale London dressed Superfine Cloths and Caflimere, f - case, London n ade Hats of the f 1 % very heft quality anil neivell fafiiinn J One case newest falhion London straw Bonnets An eatenfive assortment of Yotkfture fuperfiae Cloths and Cafiimeres Ditto ditto second Clotha And ditto Caftimeres Ynrkfhire Nat row Cloth* Blue Stroud,— Napt prize Bath Coating—Fearnought *nd coarse Clothi, of every delcription, Patent Cord Y .. ... . ... i VEST COATING Worsted Marfille, Quilting C fiwanvdown J lienet’s worsted and cotton patent Cords Cotton Corduroys “Velveteens wnd Fancy Cords, of ail colours and prices Men'* and Youth’* Wool, s Ditto ditto plated # Ditto ditto fine, ( HATS, in convenient • Ladies ditto ditto f boxes for country {lores Youth'* and Children's plated V Servant’s Glazed Leather / Hardware, doneupin wellaffortedcalksforfhop keepers Button, of all kinds Gun, and Gun Locks Knives ami Forks Rocket and l’en Knives—Spectacles Racket and pound pins Needles—Horn and Ivory Combs Ladies elegant ornamented hair Combs Cotton Hoflery, of every delcription Worsted and Lamb’s Wool ditto ditto Calicoes and print* 1 Cambrics, new paterns £i:k Chambrays.of an elegant ftylfi Cotton dittrf—Dimities #-3 and 6.4 Cambric ditto R am Cambrics, all svidiha Eh gam figured ditto Cambric Shawls imark and other hilt di'to L .uk Barcelona, and various other 61k Handkerchiefs A complete affor.tment ol new (alliiou Ribbon C >tton Lorntet panes Roma and l*u heat Handkerchiefs T'm.ints, Ca imancOci and shailooll* 1 nihuzelts and Bombazeeus Satin Peeling White and black Perfiau B ack silk Florentine Ditto Satin L'itto Mode l'itto Crape I,.ulies’ Pic Nic and other silk Gloves Ditto ditto Cotton <li to Ladies’ and gentlemen", Ik flole Sewing silk and I will 1 hread 1 aces and ditto Edging Cotton ditto ditto ditto Huckaback —Fancy Diaper Fancy Towels—Fable Cloths Cotton Shirting—l ab e Covers Cd, BJ, U)d, 20d, clasp head Nails Crockery Ware, in vs ell assorted crates for retailing GUI’- Ware,in ditto, &c. &.c. October 6. 110 Thomas Storr, r HAVING taken part of the Bores occupied by m*s Johnslon jun. esq. beg, leave to tender his ebeice, to hiiiicnds and the public, a, a Factor Jk Commission Merchant. Fhould he hr entruftid with the ilifpofal of any part o their Crops, he Ha ters himlelf by his alfiduity and unf remitted attention to their mteteft*, to merit a continu ition of their favor*. October I—loß Commission <Sc Factorage BUSIN F.SS. THF. tttbfcriber having large and convenient Stores, on the wharf adjoining Janus Wallace, eiq. offer, his ferviev s to hi, Ineads and the pulvlic, as a COMMIS SION MERCHANT and FACTOR. Thomas Lawrence. October 8...'. 11 REMOVAL. YHE Si ibfcribers have removed to the large stone ‘ Building, on T.seio* N Scal aaovnn’s wharf; where they tire now receiving a principal part ol their Fall Suppiv oi Goods,’ y the AMr tca. captain Nichols, and the Ai it an- I * > k Ha Milton, captain Callau an, (rom Liverpool, Slid for sale Fy James Dickson Sc Cos. September £6. tut 106 - ■■ ■■■!■. - ■■ I ■■ Wanted to Hire, KIlsLI) HANDS, for Whom liberal wa£cs vill be punctually paid. Apply to Joseph Habi*shaih. IVcemhcV Pv-^-ld,) Blank. Cntrics For sale ut ‘his offfC". ICE. -a flip of I'avl J. Vallottov Vauotton, boot and shoe an _ . HENjA' X pi n; on t ) lc fi rs t jay of Januart consent. All persons having n . cxt ; as against the concern, are requested to < them ; and those indebted, to make (.mediate payment to Benjamin Yai.lot- TON.v- ho is authorised to settle any business relating thereto. P. J. Vallotton. Benjamin Vallotton. December 3—135 Benjamin Vallotton, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Respectfully informs his friends and the pub lic in general, that lie intends continuing the abov e business in all its various branches, at the former stand, opposite the Exchange. He will thankfully receive and execute, any busi ness in his line, and flatters himself, bv atten tion to business, to merit a share of patronage. December 3—135 Axemen and Sawyers. Wanted to hire for twelve months, twelve able Axemen and four Sawyers, to be emplovcd on the ri%er St. Mary’s; for whom generous wages will be given, and paid quarterly, if re quired. For terms, apply to Nichol Turnbull, at Savannah ; or Janies Seagrove, in St. Mary’s. December 10. 138—ca Wanted, A SINGLE MAN that can read and write, who is honest and sober, and willing and able to do the duties of an overseer, for the ensuing year, on a rice plantation, on Ogeechee river. Apply to PETEK 11. MOREL. November 24. 131 House, wanted. Wanted to Lease, for a term of years, a HOUSE,, ol about nve rooms, to be in good re- I pair, vvitli suitable out buildings, and to be in j a centrical part of the city. For such a house, 1 a good price will be allowed. Application to be j made at die office of the Republican. December 5—136 Farm and Neroes for sale. I o i For sale, a small Farm near bkidaw ay, on , the (salts, about nine n#ic- from Savannah, con- i taming 40 acres, more or less; fifteen of which j are caartd and under gooct fence. On the farm j are a good Dwelling-House, Kitchen, Barn, Sta- j ble, and other conveniences. It also has an* excellent lauding for beats of any size. Eikcvi'cc, wnl be disposed of, two likvlv j NEUiv ) FELLOWS. Ibr trims apply to Mr. William Li.wdln, dr P. J. Vallotton. December 3—135 Five Dollars Reward. RAN AWAY from the fulifcriber, on the Sth inst. 1 u Negio Wench named I YKAH, about five teet lour or five inches high ; had on when file went away, an oinaburgh petticoat and a I umhiuns swapper, ard carried away levera. other fiats with her. She is aboil* 55 years <1 age is try cunniiie and plausible in her {lories; has a lr.tr on the back part ol her head, vvhert (he was burnt with lire when (he was imali, and the hah has never grown theie finee. bhe is well known abou. VV (lite-Bluff and Savannah. 1 he above rewaid will be paid to any one wko will deliver hei to the fublcriber on Go onei’s-lfland; to Mr William Wooddiudue, in Savannah; or to the mailer ol Savannah goal. Edmund Adams. November 12—126. N otiee. All persons indebted to the Estate of the laic John 1 kbfau, esquire, deceased, are re quested to come forward and make payment as speedily as possible ; and those who have de mands against the same, will please render their accounts, properly attested, t Catherine Tebeau, Qualified Executrix. December 8—13? Notice is hereby given, That at the expiration of nine months from the date hereof,application will be made to the Court of Ordinary lor leave to fell a trail of lan : in the twenty fourth ditlrid i I Wilkinlon county, No. ope hundred and five, coivaining iwt hundred and two and one halfacivs, (drawn to the name of Nathaniel I'alkard) for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Those who have any demands again ft laid estate, will fend them in properly attested, and those indebted thereto, are requested to make payment speedily. J< h ; . DvVtaux, Aclm’r. Seri veil County, December I—ca—lSs N O 11 (J IT. A I.l.perfonshaving any demands agalnft the efitatei oi I homas Smith, and Thomas and William Smith, late of the city of Savannah, merchants, are requested to render the lame duly attested, to Atton Pemberton ; and thole indebted to laid ellates, are requested to fettle with him, he being authoriled to receive payments and give acquittauces therefor. Susan M. Smith, Adm'rx. Atton Pemberton, Mm’r. September 1. 99 FOR SALE OR TO LEASE, r PH.tr PLANTATION near Savannah, on the -l Thunderbolt road, formerly a part of Fair Lawn trail, afterwards cultivated by Richard M. Williams, and late the property of L’Homaca; on the prennfes area comfortable DWELLING and OUT HOUSES, and part thereof is under fence. For the culture of Cotton and a> a market garden, no situation near Sa vannah oftt. fuel) advantages. Richard M. Stites. ; S -ptember fi. ‘ : THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, His two valuable LOTS, near the F.ichange, in thia city, ♦ Joseph Habersham. June 16. 62 FOR SALE, SEVERAL very valuable LOTS and BUILD INGS, in this city; the situation and terms 1 of which may be known on ajVp.icafion to Joseph Habersham. 1 June-91 6* TO BE REX T^ED. THE HOUSE lately occupied by major Harden, and the office adjoining. The tenement No. 2, over Messrs Ogdens k Baker’s store, and several other houses. The situation and terms of which may be known, on applica tion to Joseph Habersham. April 30. 4-2. Board, of Fire Masters. Sa ya y.vx//, November 30, ISO 7 Rf.solvkd, That in future, the FIRE EN GINES under the controul of this Board, be placed off at the Market-square, the first Sat urday in each month, at three o’clock. P. M. Extract from the Minuter-, Thomas Pitt, clerk. December 3—ca—l3s w Drug & Medicinal Store, On the Bay ofifionite the Exchange , nixt door to Messrs Taylor IS” Scribner. I)r. J. B. BERTHELOT, RESPECTFULLY informs Ms friends and the pub lic, that he hasjull received a complete assortment of all kinds of Drugs, Patent and other Medicines. Dr. J. B. Berthelot, RESPECTULLY informs the public that he pofies les a iovereign remedy for all forts of Venereal Dis eases—persons of both l'exes can with confidence makeuleofit. The advantages of this remedy are, that a yor.g man may take this medicine, and be per fectly cured, without a difeovery on the part of his con nections; also, the patient without apprehending any danger, expose himfeif to cold, night air, and rain, and pursue his ulual avocations, as it requires no par ticular regimen, other than to sustain from the corr.mif fion ofexcelses. Those who may apply to him at his medicinal Ihojt, near the Exchange, may be allured of the molt prolound lecrecy being observed. August 29, 94 The Commissioners of Pilotaire O Hereby give notice, that they will receive propo fa's until the hext nteetingof the board for the CON ST HUCTING oi SIX BUOY , conformable to one finilfitd, undone half finflied, to bt: fern, as f|nci mens oi the work required, at hleffi s U be?: t: ]o’ n Bolton’s wharf. The buoys mull be made < fth b .11 pi-ch pine, and lo conltvufted as to Suit th -. non work already prepared and be iimi'.ar to the buoy which is new to be leen fir.ilheJ. The unfulfilled bu y is also to he completed Security will be required for the faithfitlnels of the workm, nlli-p, guaranteeing that they (hall be water tight. Rrcpo ials are to he left-with me, sealed, and at ihe lirll boaid alter the firll day of next December, the con trafi will be given to the loweit olferer, under equal lecurity for the faithful performance of the \v rk, the tblolute ftcurit) ri quired will be expcfled to ex tend to the tightness of the buoys for twelve months No advances will be made ; but, as soon as fulfilled and approved of by the board, the contract on their part will be complied w ith mlianier. The object being that of peitnanent ufefulr.cfs to the trade of the port, it is expected every offer will be predicated, on the ground of l'ecunty, to embrace the competency of the work for a fpecified number of years ; bur, as above ftxteJ, to be water-tight for twelve ninths, mull bcabi'olute—hence, in the offers that may be made, the term of years for which l’ecu ritv will be given rmfil be fpecified. Any enquiries w hich may explain the views of the cdmiDiffiontrs further, will he answered by either of them The lecurity offered in whole or in part of the foregoing intention, mull be named m the prepo fals ofteitd; and it will he remembered, that fecunty will only be required agamft ordinary occurrence: , not the events id’ deliberate violence, nor extraordi nary unintended casualties. By order of the Commi(lionets, Thomas Pitt, Secretary. December 8 District of Georgia. L. S. ‘f lit the-District Court, in Stites, Clerk. 5 Adtuii-alty■. The President of the United States to the Mar shal eif the District of Georgia, greeting : Whereas John Gill and John Hen rick son, mariners, hath this day filed and exhibited a liliek for w ages, in this court, against the ship Flora, whereof John Perkins now is, or late was, master : Now, therefore, vou are Commanded to cite and admonish the owner, or owners, and all persons whomsoever, who have, or pretend to hat e, any right, title, interest or claim, in, toor upon the said vessel, now K ing at anchor in the river Savannah, to be and appear before the honorable William Stephens, district judge of Georgia, at a special court of admiral ty, to be held in and for the said district, at the Court-House in Savannah,.on the second Mon day in January next, at 11 o’clock A. M. to answer the libellants in the premises. Witness, the honorable William Ste m l. n s, district judge of Georgia, this fifth day of December, in the year of ouv lord one thousand eight hundred and seven, and in the thirty-second year of American Independence. Leake, r roc tor for Libellants. December 10—138 For Saic, A TIOUSF.. cn the South-Common, formerly occupied by .Mr. William Wilson, deceased Terms of payment will be made eto the purchaser. Ebcneztr Stark, Ji.fr. December 10—133 NOTICE? Ail perforts having any demands agalnft the c fiate t f Maria Louise Lr.rFRVRf:,! ate of the county of Cam. den. deceaftd, are requested to fend them in, p rperlv attested, to the fublcriber, on or before the firll day of January next, as he will make application to the hon orable the court of ordinary for letters difmiffory front said adminiftraiion, on the firll Monday in January next. C. Borcl, Adm’r. November 17 12.9 Administrators’ Sales. Will be sold at the Court-House in .Savannah, bn Tuesday the sth day of January, 1808, Between the hours of 10 and and o’clock, The unexpired i-ase of a TWO STORY STORE and BUILDING, on Morel’s wharf; below the bluff of Savannah, being part of the estate of Gideon Seaman, deceased. BENJAMIN CROOK,7 , , . . JONATHAN MEIGS,3 Admjulstrfttor * November 24 j?j Marshal’s Sales. On the £rst TUESDAY in January next* W ill be sold at the Court-House in Suvannah, at the usual hours, A HOUSE and LOT in Milledgeville, No. 1, square No. 40. 2COO acres of LAND, in Bulloch county, cn Black Creek, in three adjoiniong tracts ; adjoin ing lands of Alex. Willie, John Gruber ant} John Lustinger, all surveyed i.t tl;e nanyc of George Frazier, in 1771. Also, an undivided moiety of the Beaver Dam MILL-TRACT, in Seri ten county; in the whole tract, fc.IGO acres, formerly the property of John M'Quccn; bounded north by Briar ere. k south-east by lands now belonging to Mr. It c.n es. Also, 287 1-2 acres of LAND on the, Alata r.talia, formerly the property of Richard Wall, Esq. Levied on at the suit of the United States against Henry Putnam and others. Ben. Wall, m. and. g. December 3—135 MARSHAL’S SALE. On the first TUESDAY in January next, Will In* sold at the Court-House in this citv, between the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock. The unexpired lease of a TWO-STORY HOUSE and BUILDINGS on Harden's (late Clark’s) wharf, below the bluff of-Savannah, late in the occupancy of Benjamin Crook, a: and taken in execution as his property, at the suite of William Magee. Ben. Wall, m. and. c. November 24 i2i Continued Marshal’s Sales. On the first TUESDAY in January next, At the Court-House, will be soul, A variety of DRY GOODS, and some GRO CERIES—Levied on as the property cf John Hilton, at the suit of Bobert 11. liownc. Ccnuf tions cash. Ben. Wall, m. and. g. November 30—134 Marshal’s Sales. On the first TUESDAY in January next, \\ ill be sold at the Court-Hcuse in Savannah, One NEGRO WOMAN and child ; also a number of articles of HOUSEHOLD TURNI TURE—Levied on as the property of Docnr James Ewell, by virtue of an execution obtained by C. Newell. Ben. Wall, m. and. . November 30—154 Sheriff’s Sales. On the first TUESDAY” in February next, Will be sold at the court-house in Jefferson, Camden county. The following NEGROES, Taken in execution, under the foreclosure of ‘ a mortgage, as the property of Edward Shear man, at the suit of John Carnochan and others, viz.—*Petef, Columbus, Catharine, Cclicia, Reyna, Jean, Mary, Silvy, Cook, Ned, NDly, Cuffy, Peter, Belfast, Jenny, Chatham, Rachel and Harry. Joseph Crews, n. s. c. c. December 5—136 Former Sheriff’s Sales, continued. On the first TUESDAY in January, Will be sold at the Court-House in Savannah, Lot No. 37, Washington ward, with the im provements thereon. Sold by virtue of an exe cution, Gatterer and Ward versus Henry Put* nam. Thomas Robertson, f. s. c. c. December 8—137 City Sheriff’s Sales, continued. On the first TUESDAY’ in January next, Will be sold at the conrt-house in Savannah, between the hours of ten and three o’clock, An undivided HALF of THREE LOTS, iu tile village of St. Gaul, fronting, or. the west, the residence of Mr. Joseph Davis, and the late residence of Mr. Edmund Warren—Levied on as the property of John P. Oates, to satisfy Ere derick Shaffer, sur\ ivor. Also, a HOUSE and LOT in Broughton, street—Levied on asthe property of Th jtnas Brown and John Gable. Conditions cash, John Williams, s. c. c. December 8—137