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Administrators’ Sale". W ill bo sold at the Court-House in Savannah, 6n Tuesday the sth day cf January , 1808, Between the hours of 10 and 2 o’clock. The unexpired lease 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, 5 AdmllU3t rators November 24 131 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 Carnechan and others, viz.—Peter, Columbus, Catharine, Cdlicia, Reyna, Jean, Mary, Silvy, Cook, Ned, Nelly, Cuffy, Peter, Belfast, Jenny, Chatham, Rachel and Harry. Joseph Crews, and. s. c. c. December 5—136 Sheriff’s Sale. On the First TUESDAY in February next , At the court-house in the town of Jefferson, be tween the hours of ten and three o’clock, ■will EE SOLD, \ The following Negro Slaves: One negro wench, named Hannah ; one negro bov, named Ephraim ; and one negro girl, nam ed Bet—Seized under execution and to be sold as the property of Benjamin Whitaker, late of Richmond county, at the suit of the Adminis trators of Amos Bvacher. Conditions of sale, cash. D. G. Jones, s. c. c. Camden county, Dec. 18. 143 City Sheriff’s Sales, continued. On the first TUESDAY in January next, Will be sold at the cor.rt-house in Savannah, between the hours of ten and three o’clock, An undivided HALF of THREE LOTS, in the'village of St. Gaul, fronting, on the west, the residence of Mr. Joseph Davis, and the late residence of Mr. Edmunn-Wafren —Levied on i as the property of John P. Oates, to satisfy Fre- E derick Shaffer, survivor. Also, a HOUSE and LOT in Broughton street—Levied on as the property of Thomas Brown and John Gable. Conditions cash, John Williams, s. c. c. December 8—137 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 ini provements thereon. Sold by virtue of an exe cution, Gattercv and Ward versus Henry Put nam. Thomas Robertson, f. s. c. c. December 8—137 MARSHAL’S SALE. On the first TUESDAY in January next, Will lie sold at the Court-House in this city, ] 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, and taken in execution as his property, at the suite of William Magee, . Ben. Wall, m. and. c. November 24 121 Marshal’s Sales. X)n the first TUESDAY in January next, Will be sold at the Court-'lotise in Savannah, , One NEGRO WOMAN and child ; also a number of articles of H* )USF.HOLD FURNI TURE—Levied on as the property of Doctor James Ewell, by virtue of an execution obtained by C. Newell. t . Ben. Wall, M. and. c. November 30—154 Marshal’s Sales. Oivthe first TUESDAY in January next, Will be sold at the Court-House in Savannah, at the usual hours, A HOUSE. and LOT in MilledgevUlc, No.l, square No. 40. 2600 acres of LAND, ,ir\ Bulloch county, on Black Creek, in three adjoiniong tracts ; adjoin ing lands'of “Alex. Willie, John Gruber and John Lastinger, all surveyed in’ the name of George Frazier, in 1771. Also, an undivided moiety of the Beaver Dam MILL-TRACT, in Scriven county; in the whole tract, 8500 acres, formerly the property of John M’Queen north by Briar creek south-east by lands now belonging to Mr. Reaves. Also, 287 1-2 acres of LAND on the Alata- Tnaha, formerly tbe property of Richard Wall, Esq-. Lee icd on at the suit of the United States against Henry Putnam and others. Ben. Wall, m. and. g. December 3—135 1 ‘ T'” Continued Marshal’s Sales. On the first TUESDAY in January next, At th.? Court-House, will lie sold, A variety of DRY GOODS, and S"me GRO CERIES—Levied ~n as the property of John Hilton, at the suit of Boberc H. Bowne. Condi tions cash. Ben. Wall, m. and. g. November 30—13-1 Grand Lodge. 1 Notice is hereby given, I TjiC Jb € that the Grand Anniver ’'PTf'* sary and General Com munication of the most ancient and honorable so ./cSjfcjSvMx cicty of Free and Accept ed Masons, in Georgia, will be holden in the Grand Lodge Room, in the Filature, on MON- i DAY, the 28th inst. where the Members of the I Grand Lodge, and the respective City Lodges, > are notified to attend at 9 o'clock in the morn ing, precisely, in order to proceed to church, j where a sermon, suitable to the occasion, will t be preached by the rev. brother Cloud. All transient brethren, wishing to celebrate , the day, arc requested to join some ot the lodges in the city. TICKETS maybe had of brothers T. Stew art and F. Penny. By order of the Grand Lodge, D. D. Williams, December 22—143 Grand Sec’ry G. & F. PENNY, HAVE TOR SALE, £ A handsome and well selected assortment o Fancy and Windsor CHAIRS Hair, Cane and Windsor SOFAS, &c. Just received by the ship Liverpool Packet, captain Parsons, from Ncw-Yr.rk. AMD, ON CONS! GNliaPr, Twenty-one casks assorted NAILS. November 26 132 REMOVAL. GEORGE BUCHANAN & CO. HAVE REMOVED TO THE STOItE Adjoining M'Lcod’s Vendue-Room, NEAR THE MARKET SQUARE, Where they continue selling Their STOCK of GOODS, At Cost and Charges. November 19 129 Notice. All persons indebted to the Estate of the 1 late John Tebeau, esquire, deceased, are re quested to come forward and make payment as I speedily as possible ; and those who have de mands against the same, will please render their accounts, properly attested, to Catherine Tebeau, Qualified Executrix. December'S—l37 Notice. _ All persons having any demands against the Estate of William Wilson, deceased, arc desired to render them in ; and those indebted, to make payment to Mr. Joel Bridge. Ebenezer Stark, Ex'r. December 10—138 TO HE RENTED. THE HOUSE lately occupied by majoi Harden, and the office adjoining. The tenement No. 2, over Messrs Ogdensßc Baker’s store, and several other houses. The situation and terms of which may be known, on applica tion to ’ Joseph Habersham. April 30. 42. To Rent, The AELLOW STORE now occupied bv F. D. Petit De Villers, Factor, on Dr. George Jones* wharf. Enquire on the premises. December 15—e—141 Wanted, A SINGLE MAN that can read and write, •who is honest and sober,'and willing and able to c(o the duties-of. an overseer, for the ensuing t ear, ‘on a rice plantation, on Ogcechee river. Apply to PETER H. MOREL. November 24. 132 House wanted. Wanted to Lease, for a term of years, a HOUSE, of about five rooms, to be in good re pair, with suitable out buildings, arid to be in a centrical part of the city. For such a house, a good price will be allowed. Application to be made at the office of the Republican. December 5—136 FOR SALE, SEVER AI. very valuable I.OTS and Tjtjn.D INGS in this city; the {filiation aim terror of which may be known on app icafion to Joseph Habersham. June 91 6s Five Dollars Reward. RAN AWAY from the fubferiber, on the 9th inst. a Neg!o Wench named TYR 4H, about five !eet four or five inches high ; had on when she went away, an o naburgh petticoat and a humhums wra’pper, and carried away fevera! other suits with her. She is about 55 years of age. is very cunning and plausible in her ftaries; has a fear on the back part of her head, where she .vas burnt with fire when (he was final , and the hair has never grown there finee. She is well known abou Whi-e-Bluffand Savannah. The above rewa and will be paid to any one v/ko will deliver hei to the fubferiber on Color.el’s-Ifland; to Mr William Wooosaioae, in Savannah; or to the mailer of Savannah goal. Edmund Adams. November 12—126. Charles MTvenna, (Bolton’s Wharf.) Has just received per ship Alfred, from London via Charleston, THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, Os the very best quality: Hibbert's brown stout and porter Dcijble Gloucester cheese Orange and rose flow er water Cinnamon and lavender ditto 1 Raspberry brandy Walnut and mushroom ketchups 1 Quin’s sauce and lemon pickle ; Pickled cauliflower—mangoes ! Ditto white and brown mushrooms Ditto piccalillo and gerkins Durham mustard, in cases Tabic salt, &c. AND HAS ON HAND, Wines, of a superior quality Real Cogniac and Bordeaux brandy Jamaica, West-India and N.E. rum Holland anil country gin Did orange shrub, Irish whiskey Teas, of the latest importations Raisins, currants, green grapes Almonds and spices b ruits in brandy, olives, capers Anchovies, sallad oil Bordeaux and Martinique cordials Refined loaf, white Havanna and Muscovado sugars Green coffee Spermaceti arid tallow candles, in boxes New-Ycrk soap, in boxes Real Spanish segars Presort cd citron, See. All of which he will sell low for cash, approv ed notes, or acceptances in town. He has likewise received per the Alfred, an assortment of Garden Seeds, and dail) ex pects an additional supply, as also Flower Seeds and Roots. December 24—144 * —** ‘ ■ ■ —— ihj the shifts Alexander Hamilton and Eliza,//w/j Liverpool , Meliss, Taylor & Cos. Have received , in f,art, their supply rs WINTER GOODS ; And by the ship Mary, daily expe&ed from Gree nock, they are to have the remainder, which, together, will makeavery great variety and extensive aflbrtment of as well lelefted GOODS, as have ever came to this market...being every article of them fe'.e&ed by one of the partners 11 tiding in liritain, wdio is pofTefl'ed c f every advantage of procuring goods on the heft terms, which will enable them to make files at a very low rate. Among the Goods received, will be found, Th? following Articles, viz. White T ° * Blue I Green ands PLAINS Brown J London Duftile •y Bri(tol ditto £ BLANKETS 7-4 to 12-4 Rose ditto \ White V Blue / * Red > WELCH FLANNELS Scari.t and \ Yellow J One bale London dressed Superfine *\ Cloths and Caffimeres / Two cases London made Hats of the f or very heft quality andneweft falhion J One case newest falhion London straw Bonnets An extensive aflbrtment of Yorkshire fuperfine Cloth and Caffimeres Ditto ditto second Cloths And ditto Caffimeres Yorkihire Narrow Cloths Blue Strouds—Napt Prize Bath Coating—Fearnought and ccarfe Cloths, cf every defeription, Patent Cord Todenet / Worsted Marfilles Quilting r VEST COAHNG Swansdown j Benet’s worsted and cotton patent Cords Cotton Corduroys Velveteens and fancy Cords, of all colours and prices Men’s and Youth’s Wool, x Ditto ditto plated f Ditto ditto fine, f HATS, in convenient Ladies ditto ditto P boxes for country liores Youth’s and*Chiidren’s plated V Servant’s Glazed Leather / Hardware, done up in wellaffortedcalks.forlhcp keepers Buttons of all kinds Guns and Gun Locks Knives and Forks Pocket and Pen Knives—Spectacles Packet and pound pins Nefidles—Horn and Ivory Combs Ladies elegant ornamented hair Combs Cotton Hosiery, of every defeription Worsted and Lamb’s Wool ditto ditto Calicoes andprinte 1 Cambrics, new paterrh Silk Chambrays.of an elegant ftylu Cotton ditto—Dimities 9-8 and 6-4 Cambric ditto Plain Cambrics, all widths Elegant figured ditto Cambric Shawls Damask and other silk ditto Black Barcelona, and various other fiik Handkerchiefs A complete aflbrtment of new falhion Ribbon Cotton Counterpanes Rornal and Pullicat Handkerchiefs Durants, Caiimancoeß and Shalloon* Bombazetts and Bombazeens Satin Peeling White and black Persian Black silk Florentine Ditto Satin Ditto Mods Ditto Crape Ladies’ Pic Nic and ether Cik GloniS Ditto ditto Cotton ditto Ladies’ and gentlemen’s (,1k Hose Sewing silk and Twist 1 bread Laces and ditto Edging Cotton ditto ditto ditto Huckabacks—Fancy Diaper Fancy Towels—Table C’ioths Cotton Shirting—Table Covers Cd, Hd, lOd, 20d, clasp head Nails Crockery Ware, in wel’ assorted cyatcsfcr retailing Glass Wire, in ditto, &c. &c. Octobers. no MILLENARY: Mrs. ri.I.YT ITm rrroivftl on consignment, and to bo sr.ld fnv cash only ,*.n clrgant, fashionable and choict* assortment, ; elected with care, by a Indy cf taste in London, and received by the ship'Ha milton Mcore, \in Charleston—will be opened and exposed to sale this day at her house, in Broughton Street, one door east of Mrs. Philip Minis’:,— CONSISTING OF Ready made morning and full dresses Cambric slips, rich Persian ditto Divorces and polices, of different kinds One velvet ditto, very elegant Spencers, with and without sleeves Rich damask white fringe Scarlet, prune, long brocade, square black, velvet, Angola, trimmed w ith lace, aud a va riety of other shawls. Silk, French nett and cotton sleeves * a dies clock arid plain silk hose and gloves All coloured sewing silk, linen Sc cotton thread* Yeiisof different kinds Elegant gilt and tortoiseshell combs Two gilt butterfly ditto, very natural Fine Vandyke and Rosetta iace Jonisli and \ arious coloured flowers r.r,d wreath* Wreath ribbon, bugle and grey nett handker chiefs Ribbons of all colours, French and English lac* footing Lacc caps, with pink flowers Bedford, with bugles, (very elegant) ditto 1 ink half dress <utto, muslin and Vandyke (lift® Primrose foundling ditto, with French'lace Ditto Brunswick, with hood in green sattin Laces and trimmings December 24—144 taxes: ‘ Defaulters are Notified, that the di* gest fer 1807 is placed in my office, where returns will be received until the 15th day of Januurv nt xU JOB T. BOLLF.S, Clerk. Chatham county, Dec. 5, 1807—136 “Wanted to Hire, HELD IjANDS, lor whom liberal wages will be punctually paid. Apply to Joseph Habersham. December 15—140 Just, Received, Per brig Prudence and sloofi Sally, 1000 pair SHOES, assorted 200 bushels Irish POTATOES 50 barrels do. do. hi good order 200 lbs. SHOE-THREAD 15 kegs excellent BUTTER, and A few barrels MINT CORDIAL All of which will be sold cheap, by Roberts & Brant, December 1—134 Telfair’s wharf Small & M'Nish, i Have received bv the ship Charles, cantaio Atwell, from Liverpool, Forty-two tierces of Barclay & Co.’e London Superior double BROWN STOUT; Which, vvith fifteen casks very fine BOT TLED ENGLISH ALE*received on consign ment, per the brig Luna, captain Starr, from New-York, they offer for sale .on reasonable terms, or cash. Doc ember 15 Mi) Ladies Mantles, #a.\ A superb assortment of Ladies Fawn-Colortuf MANTLES Ladies Satin and Silk FELICES and SPEN CERS Ditto superfine Cloth and Cassimerc ditto Elegant embossed Velvet TRIMMINGS Are now opening on the Bay, one door cast of Messrs. Ogden’s fie Baker, by W. J. &A. Weyman. November 24—131 FOR SALK, r 25 pieces COTTON BAGGING 5 casks London Brown Stout ) 8 ditto Hibbert’s > PORTER * 10 ditto M Sen’s j MADEIRA WINE, in pipes, half pipes and quarter casks ■> SCICJLY ditto in ditto 30 kegs fi—it GUN POWDER; and WOOLENS, GROCERIES fie PROVISION'S. Peter Mitchel. December 1. 134. Axemen and Sawyers. Wanted to hire for twelve mouths, twelve •bit* Axemen and four Sawyers, to be employed 0.1 the river St. Mary’s; for whom generous wages will be given, and paid quarterly, if re quired. For terms, apply to Nichol Turnbull, at Savanvbh ; ok James SeagrovC) in St. Mary’s. December 10. 13s—c a Thomas Storr, HAVING taken part of the ftorea occupied ky Jamus JoiiNmoa jun • sej. lmg leave to tender hia ervices to Bis friends arid the public, aa a Factor Sc Commission Merchant. . Should he be entrusted with the sifpt,fal of sny part of their Crops, hefia ters himlcif by his afliduity arid ur.- remitted attention f.o their interefte, to merit a continu ation of their favor?. October I—loß Commission h Factorage BUSINESS. . THE fuhfcriheT having large aad convrrient 3torr?, on ti e wharf adjoining Janies Wallace, efq. offbra B> services to his friends and the public, ■> a COMMIT ION MERCHANT and FACTOR. ‘J’homas October 8.,.111 -