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Received from,and will sell at —
nay, less than Boston prices.
PAIR SHOES
5,0'J1) Spanish Yegam
Also, FUR SALK,
• 30 bills. liulU point Gin anti sun
dry other articles, at store formerly occupied
by G. iS'reet. U. C. HAWS,
who will purchase hides, beeswax, otter and
deer skins; for which cash will be paid,
feb I—a—s
Sheriff’s sale — continued.
ON the first Tuesday in April next,
will be sold in front of the court-house
in Darien, between the hours of 10 and 4
o’clock,
The following slaves, viz. Jack, Hager, •
Charles, Kmali, Katy, Kesiah, old Charles,
Fatty, tommy, Fanny, Jim, Solomon, Hob, j
Jane, young Jack, William and George; le
vied on as the property ot John Carnochau
by virtue of an execution issued on the fore
closure of a mortgage in favor of William
Christie. T. KING, s. l*. c.
feb I—s1 —5
Sheriff’s sale.
ON the firsi Tuesday in March next, will
be sold in front of the court-house in
Darien, between the usual hours of 10 and 4
o’clock,
50 acres of land in M'lntosh county, bound
ed north east by land of N. & T. King, north
west by land of Win. M‘Donald, all other
sides vacant; levied on and returned to me
by a constable to satisfy an execution —Ro-
berts & Burton vs. W. B. liarber.
jail 11—2 , T. KING, s. m. c. *
Sheriff’s sales.
OS the* first Tuesday in April next, will be
sold at the court-house in the county
of Glynn, between the usual hours,
Five hundred acres of Hand, more or less,
lying in Glynn county, butting and bounding
by certified plats by Wm. Cundretf, and one
made by Joshua Miller, butting and bound
ing on Hext T. Barton anu Harris, on Green
creek; levied on under a fi.fa. on foreclo
sure of a mortgage from Robert Leach in fa
vor of John Franklin Thomas Walters and
Annis Touchstoni.
Also two negroes, Polledore atul Caster;
levied on under a fi. fa. on foreclosure of a
mortgage from John Morgan, m favor of An
drew Munson.
JAMES BLUE, s. c. g.
jan 35—4
Sheriff's sales.
ON the first Tuesday in March next, will
be sold at the court-house in Glynn
county, between the usual hours,
One tract of land, containing 500 acres, ly
ing o.i the Hog Crawl Creek, bounding oi.
the west by unknown lands, on the north by
vacant lands, on the south by William Maori
and southeast by James Moore; levied on a>
the property of Jacob Moore, to satisfy exe
cutions in favor ot Charles C Cooper am
others —property pointed otu by defendant.
Also fifty bead” of stock cattle, levied on ns
the property pf James II Wright to sutisf
an execution in favor of Andrew Low’ & Cos
ami others. JAMES BLUE, s. g c.
jan 25—4
City Marshal’s Sules.
ON the first Tuesday in March next, wil
be sold in front of the court-house, ii
the city of Darien, between the hours ot te>
and four o’clock,
The following property in the city for tax
es due to the said city of Darien, to wit;
Tuxes on lots No. 9 and lU, Broad
street and t he Kiv er, for the year
1822, amount due §39 90
Also on tlie same for the year 1823
amout 35 31$
Taxes on lot No. 49, Broad & Scri
ven streets, lor the year 1823,
amount due 7 09
81 40$
and cos's; known as the property of Virgil
11. Vision.
One gold Watch, Key, and Seal; levied on
by Alex. Le Chartier, tormer marshal, as the
property ot John Milieu, to satisfy an execu
tion obtained in the Mayor’s court, in favor
ot Joseph White, amount $66 50 and costs.
CHA’S. H. MAY.
j a)l 25 4 city marshal.
i / Administratrix’s sale.
ON the first March next, will
he sold iljMhej-e'iiitert'co of the late E.
S. Smith, deceasecf, r.n county, all tin
personal property of tbesitid deceased, foi
-the benefit of the heirs and erfeditors
NAOMUSSHTII, adm’rx.
jan 18—3 ■ ‘ ,
Administrator' 1 s sale.
ON the first Tuesday in April next, wifi
he sold at the plantation of C. Dewitt,
sen. dec. all the real estate of said deceased,
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors,
jan 18—5 C. I)EW1 I TANARUS, adm’r.
JVotice.
ON Monday the 21st of March next, will
be sold at the court-house in the city
of Darien, the real estate of Vincon P. Tay
lor, deceased, consisting of one tract of land,
lying in the county of M'lntosh, near Fort
Barrington, formerly lit property of Samuel
Clark, containing fifty acres, more or less—
and one house in the lower part of the city of
D arien* WRIGHT WALL,
feb B—a*—6 administrator.
Georgia—Glynn County.
HERE AS, Doctor R. Grant applies for
4v letters of Administration on the es
tate of Robert Grant, juu. late of said county,
deceased.
‘These are, therefore, to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and creditors i
of the said deceased, to iih* their objections,
if any they have,’in my office, on or before ;
the fifth day of March next, otherwise letters
of administration will be granted the appli-:
cant.
Given under my hand and seal the sth of
February , 1825 and 48th year of American *
independence. JOHN lIUIINLI I . e.ij.o.
Customary Freight Lists be
twem ‘New.York and Darien and Savannah
and Dalien for sale at this office.
| SUPERIOR COURT,
M'lntosh County, November Term , 1824.
Tux Bask of Darien,A
vs. > Rule Nisi.
John Milee*. J
UPON the petition oi the President and
Directors of the Bank of Darien, to
wit, the Bank of Darien, praying the fore
closure of the equ.ty of redemption of all
. those two lots of land and improvements
thereon situate in the city of Darien, adjoin
ing each other, and known in John 11. Vi'ln
tosii’s plan of his portion ot said city to be
numbers two hundred and sixty-three (263)
and twoliundredand sixty-four (264) being
the same which said John Miilen hatn bmlt
1 upon and now occupies, winch said lots of
land were mortgaged on the eighth day of
April, in the year one thousand eight hun
| dred anti twenty-two, by John Milieu, to the
Bank of Dfcrien, to secure the payment of
his certain promissory note of said date and
the renewal notes taken in lieu thereof for
the sum of five thousand dollars, the renewal
note bearing date tile eighth day of July,
eighteen hundred and twenty-two.
On motion of Kell & Bond, it is ordered,
that the principal sum of five thousand dol
lars and the interest due on the same, from
the eighth day of July, eighteen hundred
and twenty-two, and the costs.be paid info
court within twelve months from this time,
and in default thereof, that the equity of re-,
demption, of, in and to, the said mortgaged
premises, shall from thenceforth be bared,
and forever foreclosed, and such oilier
ceedings take place asare directed by the act
in such cane made arid provided.
And it is further ordered, that a copy of
this rule be published in one of the Gazettes
of this state, at least once a month for twelve
months from this date, the time appointed
for payment, or served on the mortgager at
least six months previously thereto.
Extract from the minutes oj the Superior court,
M'lntosh county, November Term, 182-1
[4B] ARM AND LEFILS, clerk.
SUPERIOR COURT,
M'lntosh County, November Term, 1824.
The Bask of Darien, “J
_. , . , , y Rule Nisi.
The heirs and representatives f
of Rufus R. Merrill. J
UPON the petition of the Bank of Darien,
stating that one Rutus'K. Merrill, laie
of the county of M'lntosh, deceased, being
indebted to your petit .oner on a note ot hand
and the renewal notes taken in lieu thereof,
the original note bearing date ilie twenty,
-nxih day of January, eigli-eeu hundred and
• wenty-fbur, at Darien, in the sum of four
housaiid dollars, payable with interest from
‘he last renewal on thesecon l dayof August,
eighteen hundred and twentv-lour, did mort
gage to tlie said Bank of Darien, to secure
he pay ment of the sum aforesaid, all that lot
:>f land in the city of Darien and Hie improve
nents thereon, and known in the plan of the
same by the number, twelve (No. 12) con
aining sixty feet north on Madison-street
and Uolumbiis-square, one hundred and
werrty feet east on Franklin-street and ad
orning number eleven (No. 11) on Ihe west,
„s will appear bv a reference to a deed of the
same, made by the mayor and aldermen of
said citv to one Collins Thayer. Also, all that
met or parcel of land, containing twenty
‘•bos. more or less, bounded east by land of
;. S. ides, and salt marsh, south by Ar
■ nand l.cfil’s land, and West and North os
5. S. Rees, lying six miles from Darien, and
•m the Cowhorn road, all which will more
fully appear by a reference to Hie title deeds
of the sheriff of M'lntosli county, conveying
■ lie same to the said Rufus If. Merrill, deceas
'd; that there is still due and owing on said
noMgage the sum of four thousand dollars
with interest from the second of August,
eighteen hundred ari(lfw‘ei)ty4bur; and pray
ing for the foreclosure of the equity of re
demption in (lie heirs and legal represent a
<ive® bf the said Rufus R. Merrill, de •. and
that the same be foreclosed according to law.
Oh motion of Kell fit Bond, attorneys for
petitioners, it is ordered that the principal
and interest, together with the costs of this
application be paid into this court within
i welve months from this date, otherwise that
the equity of redemption of the said heirs
and legal representatives be from thence for
ever foreclosed, and that such otherproceed
ings take place as are pursuant to Hie statute.
And he it further ordered, tiiat this rule
be published in one of the Gazettes of this
state, at least once a month for twelve months
to il:e time appointed for payment of said
money into court, or that a copy ol this rule
be served upon the said heirs and legal rep
resentatives of Rufus R. Merrill, deceased, at
least six months previous thereto.
Extract from the minutes of the Superior court,
M'lntosli countu, November Term, 1824.
[4B] ARM AND LKFILS, clerk.
SUPERIOR COURT,
.M'lntosli county, November Term, 1824.
The Bank of Darien, Y
vs. > Rule Nisi.
Virgil H. Vivios. j
UPON the petition of the Bank of Darien
stating'that one Virgil H. Vivion, of
the county of M'lntosli, being indebted
to your petitioner, on a note ol hand, and the
renewal notes taken in lieu thereof, the ori
ginal note bearing date the ninth day ot July,
eighteen hundred and twenty-two, at Dari
en, in the sum of four thousand dollars, paya
ble with interest from the last renewal, on
the eighteenth day of November, eighteen
hundred and twenty-three, did mortgage to
the said Bank of Darien, to secure the pay
ment of tile sutn aforesaid, all that lot or frac
tional part of land, siluate. lying and being
in the city of Darien, on the corner ot Broad
and Scrrven streets and in the plan ot said ci
ty, designated by the number forty-nine
(No. 49) together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon; that there is still due
and owing unsaid mortgage the sunt of four
thousand dollars, with interest, from the
eighteenth November, eighteen hundred
and twenty-three; and pray ing so the fore
closure of the equity of redemption, in the
said Virgil H. Vivion. his heirs and assigns,
and that the same be foreclosed according to
Taw.
On motion of Kell S; Bond, attorneys for
petitioner, it is ordered, that the principal
and imerest, together with t lie costs of this I
application, be paid into this court’within
twelve months from this date, otherwise that
the equity of redemption of the said Virgil
H. Vivion, Ills heirs, executors, administra
tors and assigns, be from thence forever
foreclosed; and that such other proceedings
take place as are pursuant to the statute.
And it is furtiier ordered that this rule be
published in one of the Gazettes of this state
at least once a month for twelve months to
1 the time appointed for the payment of said
: money into court; or that a copy of this rule
1 be served upon the said Virgil, at least six
months previous thereto.
Extract from the minutes of the ,Superior court,
M'lntosh Cofinty, November Term, 1824.
[4B] Alt MAUD LEFILS. clerk.
SUPERIOR COURT,
M'lntosli County, November Term, 1824.
The Bank of Darien, 1
■ vs. Rule Nisi.
V. H. Viviojr. 3
UPON the petition oftlie Bank of Darien,
stating that one Virgil H. Vivion, of
the county of M'lntosli, being indebted to
your petitioner, on his three certain promis
sory notes, and the renewal notes taken in
lieu of the original notes, amounting to the
sum of twenty thousand dollars: the first re
newal note amounting to eleven thousand
dollars, dated the fifteenth day of September,
eighteen hund ed and twenty-three, with in
terest from the eighteenth day of November,
eighteen hundred and twenty-three; the se
cond dated the twenty-second day of Sep
tember, eighteen hundred and twenty-three,
with interest, from the twenty-fifth day of
November, eighteen hundred’ and twenty
three, and amounting to four thousand dollars;
and the third dated the fifteenth day of Sep
tember, eighteen hundred and twenty-three,
with interest from the eigteelli November,
eighteen hundred and twenty-three, amount
ing to five thousand dollars, did mortgage to
your petitioner, to secure the original notes
and the aforesaid renewal notes taken in lieu
thereof, witn the interest on the same as
above; all tli se two wharf lots and improve
ments thereon, situate and being in the city
of Darien, ad joining each other and known
in John li. vTlutosli’s plan to be number
nine and ien (No. 9 anil 10) bounded south
by the A la’amalia river, one hundred and
twenty feet on said river, and running back
to Bay-street, and bounded north by said
street one hundred and twenty feet, west by
street, seventy feet wide, east by B.
King’s wharf and lot, with all and singular
every thingthcremito appertaining; and your
petitioner furtiier shewetli that there is now
due and owing on said mortgage the princi
pal sum of twenty thousand dollars, and tlie
interest on the aforesaid renewal notes, as
above sta'ed; and prays for the foreclosure
of redemption in the said virgil H. Vivion,
hislieirs and assigns, in thesu.d niortg .ged
premises, and that the same be foreclosed ac
cording to law'.
On motion of Kell & Rond, attorneys for
the petitioner, it is ordered that the princi
pal and interest due on said mortgage, toge
ther with the costs, be paid into this court,
wit Inn twelve months from this date, other
wise, that the equity of redemption of the
said Virgil 11. Vivion, Itis heirs, executors,
administrators and assigns, be from thence,
forever foreclosed; and that such other pro
ceedings take place as are pursuant to the
sta'ute.
And it is furtiier ordered, that this rule be
published in one of t lie public Gazettes of
tins state al least once a month for twelve
months, or that a copy of this rule be served
on the said Virgil 11. Vivion, or ins legal rep
resentatives, at least six months previous to
the time appointed for the payment of said
money into court*.
Extract from the minutes of the Superior court,
M'lntosh county, November Term, 182-1.
[4B] ARM AND JLEFILS, clerk.
SUPERIOR COURT,
.M'lntosh County, November Term, 1824.
Tub Bank or Darien, Y
vs. > Ride Nisi.
Eliza Fitzpatrick. 3
UPON the petition of the Bank of Darien
praying the foreclosure of the-equity
of redemption, of all those six lots of land, si
tuate in the city of Darien, and designated
in the plan of said city by lots number one
hundred and eight (No. 108,) one hundred
and nine (109,) one hundred and ten (110)
one hundred and twelve (112,) one hundred
and thirteen (113) andone hundred and four
teen (114,) containing sixty feet front and
one hundred feet deep each, bounded south
wardly by First-street, eastwardly by Wal
ton-street, northwardly by second-street —
also all those other three lots situate in the
said city ot Darien and known in the plan of
said city by number fifty-nine (59) bounded
eastwardly by VValton-street, northwardly
and westwardly byjjjots No. 52, 61 and 50,
lot No. 61, bounded northwardly by First
street sixty feet, eastwardly by lot No. 62,
southwardly by lot No. 51, and eastwardly
by lot No, 60—also all those other two lots
situate in the city of Darien, and known in
the plan of said city by the No. 52 and 60,
containing 60 feet front and one hundred
feet deep, fronting Broad and First-streets—
also lots No. 117 and 118, in said city, in all
thirteen lots, which said lots and premises
were mortgaged on the thirteenth day of
May, 1821, by the said Eliza Fitzpatrick to
your petitioner, for the purpose of securing
the payment of the sum of seven thousand
dollars due and owing by her original pro
missory note bearing even date with said
mortgage and the renewal note taken in lieu
thereof.
On motion of Kell St Bond, it is ordered,
that the principal interest and costs, due on
the said mortgage be paid into court within
twelve months from the date hereof, and in
default, that the equity of redemption of, in
and to the said mortgaged premises, shall
from thenceforth be bared and forever fore
closed; and sucli other proceedings take
place as are directed by the act in such case
made and provided.
And it is further ordered that a copy of
this rule be published in one of the public
Gazettes of this state, at least once in every
month until the time appointed for payment,
or served on the mortgager or her attorney
at least six mouths previous thereto.
Extract jnm the minute •> of the Superior court,
M'lntosh county, November Term, 1824.
[4B] ARMANI) LEFLS, clerk
SUPERIOR COURT,
M'lntosh County, March Term, 1824.
Tee Bank of Darien,
„, . . > Rule Nisi.
The legal representa- f
tivesof San* l Hamilton. J
UPON the petition of the Bank of Darien,
praying the foreclosure of the equity
es redemption ©fall that one half lotor frac.
tional part of land, situate, lying and being in
the city of Darien, and elesignated in the
plan of. said city by No. 1, and one fourth of
lot No. 2, adjoining said lot No. 1, both said
tots being undivide also one undivided
moiety of lot number tour (No. 4.) and frac
tion belonging thereto, situate, lying and be
ing in said city of Darien, fronting Broad
street, north east of north way, being sixty
feet in wedth, and extending from Bfoail
street to low water mark, together with all
and singular the edifices and improvements
thereon, which said premises were mortgag
ed on the twenty-fifth day of February eigh
teen hundred & twenty-two, by Sam’l Hamil
ton to the said bank of Darien,for the purpose
of securing the payment of the sum of two
thousand seven hundred and fifty-four dollars
due and owing by his certain promissory note
bearing even date with the said mortgage.
On motion of Kell & Bond, it isorilered, that
the principal, interest and costs, due on the
said note, be paid into court, within twelve
monthsjrom this time, and in default thereof,
that the equity of redemption,of,in,Bl to, the
said mortgaged premises, shall from thence
forth be barred and forever foreclosed &. such
other proceedings take place as are direct
ed by the act in such case made and provided.
And it is further ordered, That a copy of
this rule be published in one ot the public
Gazettes of this stale at feast once a month,
until the time appointed for payment, or
served upon the legal representatives of the
said Samuel Hamilton at least six months
previous thereto.
Extract from the minutes of the Superior court,
M'lntosh County, March Term, 1824.
[l2] ARMANI) LEFILS, clerk.
S UPERIORCOUR TANARUS,
M'lntosh County, March Term, 1824.
The Bank of Darien, )
vs. C Rule Nisi.
Elrazkii Early. 3
UPON the petition of the Bank of Darien,
praying the foreclosure of the equity
of redemption in and to all that lot or tract
of land, containing two and a half acres, situ
ate and being at Baisden’s Bluff, in the coun
ty aforesaid, bounded east by the river, south
by a lot of Doctor James Troup, wept by un
occupied land, north by a lot late the pro
perty of Elias Wallen, which said lot of land
with the improvements thereon, was mort
gaged on the 26th day of May, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty-three by Eleazer
Early to the Bank of Darien, for the purpose
of securing the payment of the sum of two
thousand five hundred dollars, due & owing
by a certain promissory note,and the renew
als of said note of the said Eleazer Early,
which said original note bears date the 24th
day of March, tile year aforesaid, and the last
note received in renewal of the original note
for the said sum of two thousand five hun
dred dollars bears date the
On motion of Kell & Bond, attorneys for the
Bank of Darien, it is ordered, That the prin
cipal, interest and costs, dueon the said note,
renewal notes, be paid into court, within
twelve months from this time, and in default
thereof, that the equity of redemption of, in,
and to, the said mortgaged premises, shall
from thenceforth, be barred and foreclosed,
and such other proceedings take place as
are directed by the act, in such case made
anil provided.
And it is further ordered. That a copy of
this rule be published in one of the public
Gazettes of this state, at least once a month,
until the time appointed for payment, or
served upon the mortgager, or his attorney,
at least six months previously thereto.
Extract from the minutes of the Superior court,
M'lntosh county, March Term, 1824.
12] AKMAND LEFILS, clerk.
SUPERIOR COURT,
M'lntosh County, March Term, 1824.
WM. DAVIS, Y
vs. C Rule Nisi.
JOHN M'LNTOSH, 3
UPON the petition of William Davies,
praying the foreclosure of the equity
of redemption of the following premises,
mortgaged by John M'lntosli, on the
day of August, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty-three, to secure to the said
William Davies the payment of a certain
judgment, obtained by the said William
Davies in the Superior Court, of M'lntosli
County, on the first day, of April, eighteen
hundred and twenty two, for the sum of five
hundred dollars with interest from the four
teenth day of July, 1820, and cost of suit, a
gainst William I. M'lntosli, to wit: all that
tract or parcel of land, situate, lying & being
in the county of M'lntosh aforesaid, contain
ing 480 acres, more or less, bounded south
wardly and 011 the southeast by Sapelo river
and mashes thereof, and on every other side
by lands vacant at the time of the grant, ori
ginally granted to John Gray, esquire*, to
gether with all and singular, the houses, out
houses, edifices, builttings, yards, gardens,
improvements, hereditaments, rights, mem
bersand appurtenancesthereunto belonging.
On motion it is ordered, That the principal,
interest, and cost, due upon the said judg
ment and mortgaged premises, be paid into
court, within twelve months from this date,
and that unless the same be so paid, the
equity of redemption of the said John M'ln
tosh, shall thenceforth be foreclosed and
other proceedings take place, pursuant to
the act of the grand assembly, in such cases
made and provided. Jlnd it is further order
ed, That this Rule be published in one of
the Gazettes of this state at least once amontlr
until the day appointed for the payment of
the principal, interest and costs, or served
upon the said John M'lntosli, at least six
months previous to the time said money is
ordered to be paid into court.
Extract from the minutes of the Superior court,
M'lntosli County, March Term, 1824.
[l2] ARMAND LEFILS, clerk.
Wayne county Sejpt. 11, 1824.
NINE months after date, I shall apply to
the court of ordinary of Wayne county
for leave to sell a lot of land lying in Henry
County in the state of Georgia, 10th district,
No. 231, belonging to the estate of Kandul
Shieflield, dec. for the benefit of the heirs
and creditors. BRYANT SHEFFIELD.
Notice.
NINE months after date application will
be made to the court of ordinary of
M'lntosh county, for leave to sell the real
estate of Mathew Leonard, deceased, for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors.
ANSON KIMBERLY, adm'or.
deo 21—40
J- Shinn’s Panacea.
*TIHK subscriber, having disi ol{
l composition of Swaim’s celebtat.
acea, has now a-supply on hand f„r.
lias induced the price from $3 l(J
or by the dozen §24.
All charitable institutions in th t i
States, and the poor will be supply
If the citizens of the principal m,
towns w ill appoint an agent to cm
Medicine to the poor, it will be sim,
This Medicine is celebrated for ij
of the following disceases; Scrofui ao .
Evil, Ulcerated or Putrid Sore I h rc .
standing -llh< umatic affections,
Diseases, White Swelhngand Discus*
Bones, and ail cases generally ofT n (.
character, and Chronic Diseases, g e
arising in debilitated constitutions, L
especially lrom Syphilis or offeci;o lIS
there from; Ulcers in the larynx, kc,j
dreadful diseases occasaonedby ali n -.
cessive use of Mercury , &e. ’ It is also.
Diseases of the Liver. CERTjfty
1 have within the last two years i>
opportunity of seeing several cast Sof
inveterate Ulcers, which haring
viously the regular modes of treaty
healed by the use of Mr. Swann’s
and i do believe, from what I have**
it will prove an important remedy i n
fulous, Veneral and Mercurial disc-aa
N. CHAPMAN,)
Professor of the Institutes and p. at
Physic in the University of Peiinsij^
1 have employed the Panacea i
Owaim in numerous instances, within
three years, and have always found
tremelv efficacious especially in sei
Syphilis and mercurial Diseases. 1|
hesitation in pronouncing it a Medicij
estimable vahie. W. GIBSON,]
Professor of Suryeru to the Unite
Penn. JOHN SHINN, (p
ffj’For sale at Smith & Pearsal’s,
corner of third and Market street, am
Rurgoyne, corner Broad-st. and E
Charleston. Philadelphia. 17, j
Each publisher of a Newspapuper j
United States, is requested to p u by
advertisment once a month for a j ar
send their accounts for payment. ‘
oct.—s—lml2.
Last Notice.
A LI. persons indebted to the estate
fits R. Merrill, will please calhnf
payment, on or before the first davtf
next, as all notes and accounts will be
in the hands of an attorney for collet
that tinre.
DEXTER CLAFLIN, Y .
ANSON KIMBERLY,S'”
jan 25—4
Georgia — Cot
WHEREAS, Dr. Charles West
for letters dismissory upon the
of J esse H. Harrison, dec. „
These are, therefore, to cite and i
ish all and singular the kindred andi
ors of the said deceased, to file their
tions (if any they have) in my office,
in the space of six months from tbs
otherwise letters dismissory willl be
ed the applicant.
Given under my hand and seal the
December, 1824, and 48th yeatafAma
ndependence. J. SAWYEft,u
Georgia —M'lntosh Con
WHEREAS, William Dunham and
W. Thorp apply for letters i
sory as administrators on the estatei
zabeth Harris, dec.
These are, therefore, to cite and adi
all and singular the kindred and credit
the said estate, to file their objections,
they have, in my office, within six g
from this date, otherwise letters disi
will be granted the applicants.
Given under my band and seal the!
tober, 1824, and 48th year of Amerii
dependence. J. SAWYER, c.t
nov 2—42
Georgia — com
WHERE A s *, James Smith and Scot
apply for letters dismissory asi
istrators of the estate of Thomas Fullt
These are, therefore, to cite and adi
all and singular the kindred andcredi
the said dec. to file their objections,
they have, in my office, within tliesj
six months from this date, otherwisel
dismissory will be granted the applies
. Given under my hand and seal, tl
Nov. 1824, and 48th year of America
pendence. J- SAWYER,t
Georgia —Liberty com
WHEREAS, John C. Broughton
for, letters’ of dismission on
tate of Robert Sallens. dec.
These are, therefore, to cite and
ish all and singular the kindred and
ors of the saitf deceased, to file their
tions, if any they have, in my offer
in the time prescribed by law, or e
said applicant will be dismissed from
ministration.
Given under my band and seal, the
of January, in the year of our Lord ei
hundred and twenty-five.
E. BAKER, c.
Georgia — M i lntosh Con
WHEREAS, William M'Donald.j
plies for letters'of administnl
the estate of Charles M'Donald, late
county, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and
ish all and singular, the kindred and(
ors of the said deceased, to file theif
tions, if any they have, in my office,
before the 14th March next, otlierwh
ters of administration will be granti
applicant.
Given under my hand and seal tIK
February, 1825, and 48th year of An
Independence. J. SAWYER. c
Georgia — M'lntosh Con
WHEREAS, David Hamilton app
letters of administration on
tate and effects of James Hamiltoni
said county, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and <
all and singular the kindred and credil
the said deceased, to file their object*
any they have, in my office, on or beW
25th February next, otherwise letters
ministration will be granted the app[J fl
Given under my hand and seal ffi e
Jan. 1825, and 48th year of American
pendence. J. SAWYER, c.