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hfoaii David G. Sued J ;hn Ktoununt 1 hurra's Spencer Joseph SU-.by k Dunning Bcott Joseph A. Scott J. J. estate Ntebbius Rebecca Strain John Sciiven John Smith Elizabeth Smith John Smith T. k W. estate Shemcr Mathew S'ackltouue Sami. 11. Smith tc Rourkc ’J otvers Eseff r J ut r.hul! Nichol Talbird John Twiggs Abraham Ttvzv. nt Henrietta Ulmer William Ulmer Philip “WTiUlcy Michael Wyllic Henry Waistcoat Joel ADDITIONAL FIST OF DEFAULTERS FOR 1807. Abrahams Levi J. A><U>t John jnr. k Cos. liaines John Rrowiijohn Samuel Brower John Blair tfc Johnston Dellinger IJ. I). Raines William R. Rcacn iieijj mill) Riaiii.liartl Rail Joseph Ri.-.iiup Seth Rci. U.i i.j Ri vie\ John linion wren I. crtvnili I''recman Ri.uk \\ iiiiam Rm luiigii George 11. 1m it lie i it Doctor Lev.CIS ic Sweet L. x W. G. R Limit Nehemiah 1 e.) a Go. t . iton J nn t . .i... C. t mine ( ■ r i hoinas G. t . > Jotin ( ii. j'uine.as ( . A i uii.un ( m ne.n I nomas H. t .to urn Josepu C a iiitnei s J. U J. I ...,c ( .tee Samuel < mpentci it Green C i. k James L eiipori Josiali 1 ‘mil ilauly Dmm W illlain 1 iroll 1 aaC J, iitie J itlll jD.tv|t> Joseph T. Dohiiins lii yson I. ..iberghe John L >me James l>i mils ft W lllimis 1 1 -uitzniun (jeoi ;,c 1 ste.’ Benjamin I vrry Wiin.un t let by Mark J land James J . iiKun Benjamin J osier E. 3'e.iihers J. grocer J'iccmal) .Vial(lew J lemming Phunias Ii .k Alvarez 1’ ioytl Richard J i.her Hendrick < < .main Daniel 1.. i hum t 11. (..u\ei William (..isu n (i i.i.i utli John < .i'uiul t.ouis Jl. i.d Joseph Ilia Arthur JF iy Oeolgc ltuvi.es John li in-n.L nimice jnr. llut.s. groi u lie z Gib. liuil It:, pliicvillc It. liou-don, sauuter It .veil John II at ridge John Is, 1 1 .ilm.m Gasper II a er Conrad^ 11 >\cr Gasper H sman Jacob li .milloii James ft ae Asahcl Lea mu k Rnelj** 1 iovt Hemv J. Hiiis I u.i Joseph It j'.t t li third 11. iconiii Robert L. Hamilton W iiitain Hudgins Martin II mes Joseph H.orison Caleb Hovlcit \\ ilium J, \ ine be Maxwell I land \\ iiiiam T win Jarrd liter Jacob Sc Cos. lihy hunnici 1 sley Mathias lu: g John Je .ksik beck with Ji uks Ehenczcr Jones riunnas Jourdon Francis Jackson William Jo-cs Wiliir,m To wsJohn ‘Jbncs Henry C*. Willrt ttcnlf \V kks \\ iiiiam \V iliiams John, C. S. Wiiiiams John, painter Williams 1 l.omr.s F. i iliiams Richard F. \V iliiams Samuel VS ail Benjamin Wall Richard W ood John Webly Catharine Wyllv Alex. C. Wi i; ■M i: dw. estate W light Mrs. S. Wilder I lioinus White John 3 . W Idle Joint k Cos. Williams D. D. Wilkinson Jos estate W ilkinsoti Joseph, jr. Wclcher Jos. estate Ward John P estate Young Margaret Young L. D. ■< Yartiell Ezekiel. Young Philip* > King John \V'. ’ ivl.cuen Joseph > Low Alexander ’ i-uccnu IT.umas i i.oiigvvoitli Joseph J Loi.gwoii.il Jal.cz > Latin op Rut red | i.) miiigion Joiiii i i.ucas Joseph , Li vmess Anthony ■ LcGmiiU t .union and ! Lo. . Lavender Rcrijurnin ’ EcseuhoiF i Mi.i hell Peter .VrKuma Charles • .ViltCliCii j. nU\ | ivianioii Diessei o'Co. i'Aior i J..i, es | . .li ivm I L.i ‘a Cos. > .Vleilii; v I 1 tivvln .itoiigli; hi. i). Met... u i'eu.i ,vi■. nrii u lv i j.iniin vien ii C. ITinllUlSt tVi.i .pi.uni Paulding I iU.ti’.iV J ti! ] .>!<.in i.ii hard i . !< el J.iu.ts | 3; ~ioil Aim dock Ui.btiiy W liiiam •Viagee Jaiiu". o’ Win. .•I lk.il ilegli ~ l arsn.Ji i,ei jamin iYloi in Pi or Alan:. Ii Cnai le A.'Kuu.m I>. O’ J P. M La.lliy A.ii .w.taler .vl'Conkey David Meliss, iayloi Cos. Neannaus Doctor N ! a lit 1 to..es . Not 1 1:, Rcujainin R. I*O.U i • .'.thevv i’o .yalt Doctor I t iihetd Josiali Pop. t'hdi'lcs i'u i y Sahmel ii oilJCrv. i SxIHC l’eai so.i John t aueison William 1 1 euiL.el .un Al im 1 .n title Raumc t i tttliei Geoige I'oliHliaV j. ints i'outi D .uoi I'enny ci am is i’lnt.ei Josej n W. i.usi J..ihcs it. ss Aot.er lti.islOn v <Ot)l ge Lonc ; Da hit t ...a .V.. .taiiuei S. i.thrill t m.aiuel Hey u.OlitiOLOekWOOd 1 ltiei.iiiucii o . .lien ivo..e isoh a. A.. Rebel isou Wiulain j ltallisey ij.a lei J voile: vb o jji.mt ivossigiiOie lie Rat— litliee J. Koslgtmie I’. Kcauiek J. eob iva 11 Just jill 1 ititier Mutliew , .'saiitlft l .iiti lienjan.iti 1 Somoni Aden i , .Vimhicuc * Smith i nmii.is painter , siiaw Ails. > Stout Geoi gC , Siiiiiiimgion I Scott I.LOIgC , Story Renjamia ’ bl.eUlu.'.n John . Spencer Samuel ’ Mevvuri 1 iiom.Mt , Stitwtii John ’ Sherry Jtscph , ailltlail Julltl ’ Small C/ .U'.slsh k t Stoi r i iiomas ’ Strong Renjamia . Shaw Daniel i Scuver W iiiiam , Sluter Dai.tel v Spann Auchael l aylor R 7 ociibner ’ filluiaii James ’ 1 illinaii Joint i Tucjye John y l über Samuel W. s I’alier ’ Pinker Henry s Waiiivv right Levi t, W hite Steele S Wildfoi Cl L)aV id , W iiley John Kimba.l Ttazeb i Keen Seth 11. Wooden Thomas W ood Jacob Wiggins, printer Woodiuft Abner Warnot.k John Williams Lewis For the information of the foregoing default* ei.s,and t il others whose names are not therein mentioned, but who arc nevertheless in de limit. the following extract from the ’l'ax Laws, of ii:is stole, now in foice, are published, and to which particular attention is required, as Ike laviti tvi(i (if vtfurctdi , \. , jin .id’ to rains rt Tux fir the support cf (it'vrrttiifyhit, fur the year 1805. “Section 8. That if any person ov persons shall neglect or refuse to give in a return of Pis, her or their taxable property, or shall be convicted of lrutid, or making a false return thereof, he, she oi they shall be liable to pay to the clerk of the Inferior Court of the county, a fmc of ten dollars ior every hundred dollars, valuation so neglected or concealed,” See. “Section 18. livery person or persons, refus ing or neglecting as aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay for every such neglect, the sum of one dol lar sot every free male, above the age of twenty one years ; and the sum of one dollar for every negro ; the sum of eighty cents on every hun dred dollars value oi every lot, \vha”f, laud', and buildings, within the limits of any town, village or borough.” “ Section 19. IThcreas divers persons, now resident in this state, iinj-ort large quantities of goods, wares and merchandize, and evade the pay ment of taxes, by not being in this state at die time usually prescribed lor making returns lot taxes: lor lemcdy, lieu crucial, That ..i.j noli lesiaent who shall expose to sale, any goods in tins state, shall,on his arrival, or with in seven Ray s . her entering the same, tetmiis. on oa.h, to the receiver oi tax.returns, .md give seem tty to me tax-collector topavlhe same- on or betorc the time specified ioi pay ■ . t. xes, imposed by tins at;. Vro. Lied, ‘lh.it stn n goods shall tu t be liable to pny the tax who . tney in..) be exported, or plated in th| I. and ol a vtitbuc-rtmster, tube iefUaHy dis i ,ca ..1 by lut.i or them. And on failing id comply a- .toitsa and, if‘ahull and may be kivviul ior ..it. tax-collector to piCcCcd figaiiist l.im or them in like iti.it.ncr as . ga’uist persons about to re eve out o! tile county. “ Sceito. C). i hat it shall he the dtttv of the judges oi the superior courts, at the next tei in alter toe returns of the receiv er oi taxable property shai have, been made, agreeably to this act, to give it in charge to the grand jiuies ot the sevei,,! counties, that they do present all such persons as may be delauileis under this act,.* I’rovideU, tu veri/tcU vs, ‘i bat v. li- i e any person or'per sous vvlio may Ire a ueiaultcr shall, belote any inform, tic n or presentment be made against him oi them, go to the clerk of the suj.e ttor court ol Ins county, and give in u list oi his property, upon oath, in t-c same tnan nt i as ought to have been givei S the receiver, in h person or persons shall i>e exonerated from tiie pains and penalties of this act. And each person shall pay to such tleik, for taking such hst, fifty cents.” .in ACT to amend mid continue in force the ahre taiil act. “ Section 2. ‘[ hat the clerks of the superior courts shall not be at liberty to receive any re turn oi taxable property, as directed in the be fore recited act, but it shall be the duty of the clems oi the inferior courts, in the difl'erent coutiK s, at any time before a digest oi the tax. x Humid be completed (and nut after) on application, on oath, Kc. Extract from the lawn, 18<H and 1805. JOB T. ROLLES, Clerk. FOR SALI-: ORTO~LEAS~ | ‘HAT I‘L.ANTATJOR near Savannah, on the A rhunderbolt .uad, formerly a part of fair Lawn t act, afterwards cultivated by Richard Al. Williams, and Ltc tne property of‘R’H omica; on the pren ifes are a conuorvabie IJWEI.I.ING and OUT’ HOUSES, am! par. mei t-of is uiKlcr fence. For the culture of Coti.iu a...t as a niuikvt gardou, uo ii*uaticu near Sa va :iau Oiler lattr auvautaj.es. Uiclicirtl M. Stitcs. September 8. 99 T ie Commissioners oi Pilotage Uercoy g ve notice, that they will receive propo sals until the meeting of the board fprtlie CON- S.HUUtING oi SIX hUOYS, conformable to one fimthej, and . ne halt tin.thud, to be I’eni, as iptci mens at .lie work requ.re.t, at ivrtifrs Robert & jotin lb Itnn’j w harf. L'lie buoys mult be made ofthrbeti pitch p ut, and iu couftruitn'd as to suit the iron work aneudy pit'pnrtd ~ud be. itmilar to the ba >y which is new to lie lent in lilted The unl'milhed buoy ij ...m t . be c mplcted Security wifi be rtquiied for the faithfulnefi of the workmanship, guaranteeing that they (hall be water tight. Propo ials are o be left with me, foaled, and at the tint bo-.id after the firli day of next December, the con ti-,i will be gi eu to tlie lowed offerer, under equal ■ l'ecurity for the faithful performance of the work, the ablolute fecuritv reqtiiveil will be expected to ex tend to the tightness . t the buoys for twelvi mOmht N 1 advances will be made; but, as loon as finiflted and appr.-vedof by the board, the contract on their part w ill b complied wuh inlimncr. t he objetff being that of permanent ufefulneis to the trade of the pr, it is expelled every offer will b: [indicated, on the ground of lecurity, to embrace tl t C'urtpi tettev t f the work for a lpecilied number ot years ; bu-, . s above hated, to be water tight for twelvt ni lulvs, itmfl beabiolute—hence, in the offers that may be mane, the term of ears for which fecu ritv will be given mod be ipecified- Ant enquiries which may explain the views of the comr Hit nt r. further, will be at lwered by either of j them The lecurity offered in whole or in part o! the fore- ting mtentton, mnff be named iVitlie pr,tpo) tr.U . rtcttd; and it will l) it mcmheietk that lecurity will only-be rqumed again If ordtt.arv oceu’rvi’cei, n t he events t deliberate Vro'.ence, nor extraardi nary unintended calualtws. By order of the Comnv.flioners, Thomas Pitt, Secretary. December 8 137 Powers ci’ Attoi ney, For sals at this oflko. Washir.g'on Jaffa!?’ Woodruff’ Rf Rrunt Woods lu Tufts Wood Beniamin Wilson William Weymaii W. J. ts* A. Wallace Wm. grocer Whitley 17 Clizbc Marshal’s Sales, Wiii be sold at the oourt-!.ouse, in the e’.T/ of , Savannah, On the first TUESDAY” ia February next, Between the hours of 11 and 3 o'clock, The following SLAVES, tov.it: Bo!), Jaffray, Isaac and Mary. Taken under execution as the property of the estate of lie. Samuel M'C'ormick, at the suit cf John <L \\ m. Dawson and others. Ron. Wall, jg n. c. December 29—116 Marshal's Sales. On the first TUESDAY in February next, Witt be'XOtd'St tWccurt-TfouSe in Savannah, at the usual hours. One thousand acres of LAND, in filvnn count)-, butting and bounding, N, E. bv lands of J unes Armstrong, S. K. by John Lucas’s land. H. \\ . bv George Handley's land, and N. W. bv vacant land. Six hundred acres if. Glynn county, butting and bounding, N. L. by Nathaniel JA ndletOn s land, S. Is. by John Lucas's land, and on all ether sides by vaednt land. ALSO, A quantity of SEA-ISLAND COTTON. Levied on as the property of George Ker, bv virtue of an execution obtained by Smith anil Kenuun. John Boog, and. m. and. c. St. Mary's, January 2—5 City Sheriff’s Salts, On the fret TUIiSDAY in March next. Will be sold at the court-house, in Savannah, between the hours of ten and three o’clock, A NEGRO ROY', named Billt—levied on as the property of Edward 1.. Davis, deceased. ALSO, A NEGRO WENt.M, named Diana—le vied on ar, the property of Mrs. Grace Early, to satisiv Benjamin Anslev, esq, One other WENCH, t amed Rachel—le vied on a-the property of Jane DcUgail, adm’rx. ot I‘. Deiegall, to satisfy G. ik F; Tufts—pointed out by the plaintiffs. Condition*, cash. Julia Wfnii.lHS, C. S. January I C—7 —— Sheri ft’’*s Hale. Ok ih *• I'ir&t llf J\ SI). 1 } in February next, At the court-house in tiie town of JcfFers* n, be tween the hours of ten and three o’clock, ILL Ii: SOLD, The following Ne gro Slaw*.): One negro wench, nanicd Hannah ; one negro boy, named Ephraim* and one negro girl, nam ed Ret—Seized under execution and to be sold, s the property of Benjamin Whitaker, late of Richmor.S county, at ’the suit of tiie Adminis trator* of Amos Brariier. Conditions of sale, cash. I>. (L Jones, r,. c. c. flmridcn r. tinty, Dec. J". ] L3 Sheriff's, Lales. On the first 1 LLFDAY in March next, \\ iR be sold at the Court-House, in Savannah, between the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, The following 45 Negro Sieves, viz. Yv ill, Rose, Jenny, Kate, James, Cine, Arche, Rom, John, hummer, Nanny, Amv, Prince, Jenny, Venus, Jessamy, Ann, Exeter, Cicclv, Hosannah, Binali, Dinah and her infant, \Y ill, Sarah, lJarku, Exeter. Flora and her infant, Man, Renda, Frank, F'anny and her infant. Boatswain, Billy, Maria, Leah, Phoebe, Sarah, Bob, Watty, Dick, Ben. and Daniel. Levied on and to be sold ns the property of Alexander Drysdalc, deceased, under the foreclosure of a mortgage from the s..id Alexander Drvsdale, late el Camden county, to Forbes, surviving co partner of F( t bes & Munro. ALSO, The following fifteen Negroes, v iz. Catsar, Charlotte, Isaac, Peggy, Rally, Cute, Jim, Louisa, John, Hannah, William, Tern, Ja cob, Dunbar and l.iiuon. Levied on and to be Sold as tilt property ci John Dfysda.c, under jportgage fy<m the sai>] John Dn sc’.ule toEoibes, urvjv‘f,sj copartner of Forbes sc Munro John Tppingei', s. c. c. December 28 —Mti Sheriff’s Sales. Ou the first 1 UESDAY in February next, V. fU be sold at the court-house in Jefi'ersou, Camden coimtv, The following NEGROES, Taken in execution, under the foreclosure of a mortgage, as the property of Edward Shear man, at the suit of John Carn©ciia.n and Others, viz.—Peter, Columbus, Catltarine, Celicia, Rev mi, Jean, Mary, Silvy, Cook, Ned, Nellv, Cuflv, Peter, Belfast, Jenny, Chatham, Rachel and Harry. Joseph Crews, b. s. t. c. December 5-—136 Citv Sheriff's Sales, cont’d. • On the first TUESDAY’ in February next, Will be sold at the court-house in Savannah, be tween the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock. An undivided HALF of THREE LOTS, in the village of St. Gaul, fronting on the west, the residence of Mr. Joseph Dav is. and the late resi dence of Air. Edniuud Warren. Levied on as the property of John P. Oats, to satisfy Fred. Shaffer, survivor. Abo, a HOUSE 3c LOT in Broughton street. Levied on as the property of Thomas Brown and John Gable.—Conditions, cash. John Williams, c. 9. January 1 6—7 Notice. All persoitjf * to the Estate of the late John Tkbkau, esquire, deceased, are re quested to come forward and make jiavnicnt as sjseedily as possible ; and tiiose who have de mands against the same, will please render their accounts, properly attested, to Catherine Tebcau, Qualified Executrix December S— l3T Executors Sale. Ou MONDAY, the 22d of February, Will be cold at the nine mile house, on the Ogee hoc road, All the household and kitchen TURN I 11 RE. together v. itii PLANTATION TOOLS, be longing to the estate of Mary Ann id'Knight, late ol Chatham countv, decease i. A LSO, At the same true and place, will be h>cd far one \ ear, and vYF.NTY-Sl.h NEGROES, be longing to thtt bailie estate. George Allen, Quaffed Executor. January 12 — 5 A(lministrator's Sales. •On MONDAY’, the 22d day of February next i Will 1t- sold at the Store formerly Cc.’.Wiie.l by \\ Ilham W 1 i.k IKson, deceased, and at present In S.miucd S. Inghtbouruc, oil Richard Wayne, esq'rs. wharf, All his personal property, Consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac. Sale to commence at 10 o’clock. Conditions,-cash. Ely order of the administrator. Charles Maclun, Auct'r. January 12— 5 Notice. Ail persons having demantis against tire ei tate oi Knw abd Tklfaiii, esq. late of.tliik city, deceased, arc requested to exhibit the * legally authenticated, and those indebted t<* said e, state, will make pavnient to 1 horn as Telfair, ~ , Jui.ial, Tdfair, < hxn - January 9—4 House wanted. W anted to Lease, for a term of years, a LOLsh, of about five rooms, to be in good re pair, with suitable out buildings, and to lie in a centrical part of the city. For such a house, a good price will be allowed. Application to be ma le at the office of the Republican. Dccr uiber 5—3 36 GfiORGI A,~) ID Thomas Bcu-ke,clerk of the c ■ rt L S- hos Ordinary, for the comity cf Chat. Th. Bncrke. j ham, in the Rate a'oreiald. WHEREAS Dennis Magee, has made tion for letters cf a dm, nitration cn t lie estate of Daniel Dutin, mariner, deceased, as. next of kin : T hefe are therefore to cite and admomlli ail and 6-guar he kindred ad creditors of the deco-lid, V fi e their cbjections (if am ti.ev have) in my office rn or before die tg'h day of February r.ext. other wile letters of administration will be granted Given under.my hand and fetd, tins 19th dav cf January, in the year of our Lord, one t:mitfard cijtiit hundred and eight, and in the thirty fe. coi.d y ai cf American Independence. GEORGIA *) By Thomas Bourke, clerk of the L B’ > court of Ordinary, for the county of Hi Botirkt. J Chatham iu tiie Rate aforefaid. YVHETtEAk Philip Box and P -cr Devesttx, (in right of Ins wife) applies for letters of admimfiia tmn the estate and efleJls of James Box, as next of kin : These are therefore to cite and admonifli all and lingular the kindred and creditors of the find r'eceif ed, to file their objections (if any they- have) in my rfuce, on or before tiie 1)11’. dav of F'eiiruarv nextj o'her wife letters of adminiilration will be gvanted them. Giver under my hand and fcal, this 9th day of January, in the year cf cur lord one thou sand e gtit hundred and eight, and in the 3id year of American Independence. 4 Georgia. ) By Thomas Bourke, clerk L S sot the C’tirt of Ordinary for the cotnw Th. Bourke J ty ol Chatham, in the state aforefaid, . WHERLAn Kober H-beiffiam has made appli es tun ior letters of admmiftration c.ll the efta’ .md effects of Thomas Mills, late of t’ is county, Over seer, deceased, as principal creditor : These are therefore to cite ansi admcrTn all and lingular ‘-he kindred and creditm-s of the deceased >0 file their bjections (>f any rhe> have) m rrv office (at er before the arjth day cf January next, oiherwife letters of admir.ifi.ra.lion will be granted ’her.',. Giver- tinder my hand and. lea:, this 29th dav.'of December, in ihe year of cur Lord one h-u ----sand eight hundred and seven, ami in the th r ty lecond year of American Indejicndencp. Georgia. J By Thomas Bourke, clerk LS. SCeurt of Ordinary for the County of Th. Bourke. J Chatham, in the ilate aforeisud. WHEREAS Robert Haberfii am has made, applica tion for letters of administration on the efiaie and effects of Enoch A. Green, lare of this city, Phy sician, deceased, as attorney for next of km : These are therefore to'cite and admonish ail ard lingular the kindred and creditors of the laid deceased, to file their 1 bjf&inns (if any they have) in my office, on or before the aytli January next, cther wile letters of admmillration will be granted him. Given under fny hand and leal, this 19th day of December, in the year of our Lord one thou land eight hundred and seven, and ill the sad year of American Independence. [IT J Georgia. 1 By Thomas Bourke, clerk L. S. Vof the court of Ordinary for the coun- Th; Bourke. J tycf Chatham and ilate aforefaid. WHEREAS Isaac Fell has made application for letters of adminiilration, on the effate andeifecis of Elizabeth Shick, deceased, as principal creditor : These are therefore to cite and admonish ai! and fingulnr the kindred and creditors of the deceased, to fi e their objections (if any they have) in mv office, on or before the 9th day of February next, other wise letters of adminiltration wt l be granted Given under my hand and leal this 9th dav of January, in the year of our Lord one thouTaiKt eight hundred and eight, and an the tliirty fecond year-of American Independence. 4 Georgia, J By Thomas Bourke, clerk L S. rof tire court cf Ordinary, for the ccvw- Th : Bourke. J ty of Chatham, in the ilate aforefaid. WHEREAS GeorgePitclrer. hasrrade applies t'on forleuers of adminiilration on the ellate and effects cf ltaac N. I.ee, merchant, deceased, as at. torney sot the neareil of kin : These arc therefore to cue and admonifb, x'l a* it fmguiar the kindred and creditors of the fold deceas ed, to (s|e their objections, if any they have, m tnv office, on or .before the t2th day of February next, otherwise letters will be granted him. Given under rav hand and lea', this iffth day of January, in the year of our ord one thou, fi and eigV hundred ard eight and in the aid y ear of Amezicer. iaitp.r.a-n—, (Sj