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**- n&. i73—jrrzz. TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1819. Q m Whole No. {380. For Boston, The abip CERES, J C. M'Leam, mas ferj will meet with immediate despatch. For freight or passage apply on hoard, at An-iersuri* lower artiarf, or to M. HERBERT, - x august 7-"—» 72 During the absence of our John Speak man, Julra McNish, esq and I. R. Almy are our aWornie, JOHN SHEARMAN & CO. • july 17— -ex—S3 gx'jbur Office The subscriber .trill attend in Ida professional hnsinras when ever called upon. He may be found at (he Exchange or in Broughton-street. at Mrs. Young’s. JOHN B. LEWES, july 19 63 'llic subscriber Tenders to bis fr onds and acquaintance*, hi* ■ervicea as an AUCTIONEER and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. He has a conven lent and commodious fire proof afore, and will use Itis utmost exertions to give satisfaction to those Vrhomsy favor him with titeir support. , George Schley, y Amannah, 2d ang. r* 70 Savannah Marine Fire INSURANCE OFFH.E. Wanted to purchase, .S TOCKS, either of the l^anter*, State, United States or Darien Ranks — Apply at this office It. WAYNE, »«.**>y. , Aug 5 cx 71 Pork and Flour, 5** bbls North Carolina mexs Fork and 20 bbls fresh Fit or jost received and for a*l<- by G. F. & O. Palm s. august 7- -72 JReceivtd from Liverpool, Tty the brig New-Ufleans Packet, via Darien, A supply of l«W and vhile J'lmnt, of an excellent, quality; and A few bales of fyndnn dujj.l Jihr.he!i The above woolens are worth the attention of Jif.tihjba, as they have come out 22f per cent cheaper than any woolens of tile same quality itn ported last year- or ai't SiO pieces first quality Bagging A few bale; Yorkshire Cloa'hing pipes and quarter casks old Madeira An elegant London made Piano And a few handsome gold Watches .Itso.for sale A comfortable rfside-ce in Broughton-street, in « healthy situation. The house is three stories high: the lower one of brick and ihe two upper ,f wood- The out buddings, which are in good repair, are also of brick. The whole premises have lately undergone a thorough repair. The house is covered with slate: the two lower stories plastered; the upper newly papered, and in com plete order for occupancy, which will be given the 1st October. JOHN M N1SH. ^^augJS——C*—— 7 0 'Notice. I have appointed W, W Connote my attorney during my absence. RO.lElll VV. POOLER, tug it—>- 70 ' Notice- Persons I living demands against the Estate of Edmund Dillon, Deceased, will present their ac counts and those indebted to said Estate will make payment to JOHN DILLON, tnlv 1S- (J , .S/tmr nf raid estate One Hundred. Dollars’ reward. Will be given, for apprehending, and furnishing proof to convict, the villain or villains who last night broke into the Post-Office, by boring auger holes into tee sliding window, which opens into the Exchange, and carried off a quantity of cop. per coin,and silver change ton small amount. Philip Box, p. m. aug 7 7S * JPutice-Office. .Hifast 7-. 181U- A book is kept in this offi e, for any entry, me morandum, or information, that any pti-on, (with or without his name) may wish to communicate tn the Council, the Mayor, or Marshal. It is also desired, that all complaints for violation* of city ordinances, or other grievances which require the Interposition of this department, may be entered and communicated in the same form. By order of the Mayor F. M- Stone, c. m. “ A Jour wheel Carriage, Nearly new, with or without a pair of superior Horses, for sale. Apply at this office- ipiff 7- - -7- — Lost, Suppos'd in Bryan street, a flnrchnf Keys, or.e of titern to an Iron chest and with the ring rusted. On delivery of the same at J. Thomas's .tore; B-ce’s wharf, the finder will be rewarded aug 7 a <2 MucaulafJFatent Floor Cloths. * The subscriber oilers for sate, and can turnis! ,h- shortest notice. nrraM tiiocsisd isms AllEK/CVi V FLOOR CLOTHS, (oil cloth ■ , ,; p .rt for rooms and entries; warranted equal toTny i* nd 4t ? riee * 25 P er Ce|,t lov> er> to any via:— A floor cloth, with 2colours, §1 50 prsquare . do 3 do l,o do . A ,\ra «> IVI *1.. ycl- Notice. The unfinished business of the la'e firm of TJoyd U Mrrrrivtn, will be amended to by the subscribers who having entered into copartnership, tender their professional services to their friends.—Their office is in the netr brick buihlirg at the corner of the Bay and \V hiukcr street, over col. Shclman’s Crockery store. James Morrison, John C. XicoII. july 15-62 Bills of K.vchange On London, Glasgow, .Manchester and Liver pool, payable in London, for sale by John Spe&kmun iJ'Co. apri] 26 -98 Wood for Sale. The subscriber will m future have a constant supply on band. * THOMAS JONES, Hunter'9 lover wharf, july 17—ex 63 The Subscriber, Having accepted of the agency of three exten- ivii Paper Manufactories to the north, will always have a large supply of the following descriptions of PAPER, vfe: Super Royal printing Taper Koval do do D.'dii do do Foolscap writing do Rose vellum letter do Kentish cap do Double wrapping do Common do do also, ox ntsr, A quantity of lilnnk Books, which will be sold at a rate that will munt it an object to retailers to purchase. A constant supply of Albany double ALE and PORT in barrels. ' L PETTY. Savannah, May 37 25 For Sale. The subscriber intending to b? absent fr r state for the summer months, offers A pair of fine carriage Horses, Also an excellent gig or saddle flor-ic. A light Carriage, complete for travel A Gig, Philadelphia built, nearly ?<• As also his mulatto servant Set pi , u> '•rr.F coachman and waiting man; With Sally and her son Hercules. Sa’ly good cook, washer and ironer; and Hercules, about 15 years cld, is a complete house servant, and well understands the care and management of horses. The above bores nnd carriage are well v’orth the attention of any person who intends travelling as they were used last summer on a journey to the westward. The above servants are honest, sober, and in every way desirable for a family. For terms apply at the compling house, Fra zier’s wharf, or at the house Oglethorpe square. John Speak in an. June 3 31 New Slimmer Goods. by the ship Emily, j’ist arrived from Liver- pod!, the subscribers hove received a supply of Seasonable Articles; which makes their assortment more genenl nnd extensive than at any former period—and will be sold at a low advance, and long credit given for approved paper. ANDREW LOW fit CO. april 17 91 Just Received, Per brigs Speedy*Peace and Alnvra, and schoon er Snsan, A fresh supply of SHOES, in addition to a large assortment—all for sale. Samuel Evan?. red tttorr, cart of the Exchange, down the Bluff rr.p.y 4 5 Notice. The subscribers having entered into a copartner ship, for die purpose of establishing at Liverpool business under the firm of IVainio right Shich, beg leave to offer their services to their friends, 39 general Shipping and Commission Merchants at that place. ELI WAIN WRIGHT, CHARLES SMI ELS. rov 25 cbl 230 Georgia Hotel. The subscriber informs his friends and the pub lic, that he has again resumed the control of the above establishment; and having formed a con nection with Mr Gideon Daly, it will be conduct ed in future under the firm of Hotchkiss 13 Ihslv. Their best exertions will be given to render it as complete a public house in every respect as -my in the city. D. HOTCHKISS, may 26 —-24 To Rent The Dwelling House on the Bay, nearly oppo site to Washington Hall, at present occupied by Mrs Bernard, as a, boarding house. Poss* ss : on can be given immediately. I. MINIS, aug 3 t 70 To Hire Five active able bodied Negro Men. For t»rms apply to WILLIAM MOREL, "g 3 — 70 Auction and Commission Business, IX MlLLEnOF.VJLLE. The subscribers respectfully inform their friends ar.d the public in general, that they have com menced the Auction and Commission Business, in the house dearly opposite the bookstore, on Wayiie-street. Business consigned to their care will receive r:n»t attention. John II. Wright & Co. Notice. :-U persons having demand* against the estate (•: Noble Wimberly Jones, attorney at law, decea sed, are requested to render the same, duly attest ed; and those indebted thereto, will please make payment to Messrs Robert & Joseph Habersham, who are authorised to make payments and to give receipts. GEORGE JONES, exe'r. may 2 4 Hope Walk. The subscriber lias received a fresh supply a first quality Russia Hemp, and will execu'e ders for Cordage and Cables of any dimeus and length, of the best materials and workman- hip, av<l at the shortest notice. Application may be made direct, or throng’.: Messrs W. S. Gillett fit Co in Savannah. Samuel Yates, j\o 43, East Bay. Charleston, (sc) 4th June, 1319—*t 43 One Hundred Dollars Reirorr, For apprehending and securing UK’llMO and IACK. who ran away from the subscriber’s near Newberrv court house. Srtt*b Carolina, on the IS h of' May last. RICHMOND, a tali black man, about 30 tears of age, a black smith by trade. JACK a low well set fellow, about twenty five years of age, rather of a tawny com- plec iwn; they wi l no doubt make for Baltimore from which place they were lately brought. John and Austin Wool/oik. ►fue’itsffl (f'eo.) Jane IQtfi y:iv l—si—55 do 2 00 do or more, 2 25 do f o 5 «nt3 per J»rd for borders. .,t„tf,« without borders, can be delivered at a . r“ur. notice, with border, in. ri.. mfa. VTe Canv»» i. of a superior quality—made from Ri ' the Carp Witlv dimensions. ccr ° s ' S!J!«dto , 'the’ M*Bi>*» CI «r'r. (with reference) p/,i[a4e!pKo. Jime.lBlg—f>-&) Kentucky hemp, and the msnufacl. rv for L .nit, ourirose, 7 )» rd 9 W11 le; constquentljr 81 f r by , 60 ,e "' **!* * [hout'.rom OTjtbi’tS, and made to ary. given W* order* from any part cf the United States yfest Indies, sent through en Agent, or ail. -fr^gia-Effid gham county. nv John Sharlton, c erk ot the court of ordioa. .L the crunty and st*te iforcsaid. ^Whereas John V. omack. of Savannah. tndSa- I'wrntack, ot Effingham, bath appl.ed to me f^ktte^of administration on the estate ot V\m. WomMk. Ute of Effingham, dec as nearest ot kl "L ^ ... therefore, to cite and admonish all Tldneular'he kindred and creditor, of said de i n «ed to file their objection, fd any they have) «•**“ office on or before the 5;h day ot sept. *n my ol h' cr \»isc letters of admin.stration will be hand and seal this 5ib day of ^„gu*t. 1819- j 0H}{ CHARLTON, resit 5— 71 -r— Native. AU persons ba.ing demands api-st the r<ute sSwss‘aES=:wss Gregory, oim>. WV* Fifty Dollars’ reward. On the meriting of the 13th ult my n-grn girl xxah left her employ aatl has not since reiurn- l Hannah is a sensible, likely girl, about twelve ears of r.ge; has a *car on one side of her face and cheek, occasioned by the burn of an oven Mid, the upper part near her temple plainly per ceivable. the lower part more fain*; one of her cars has a hole in it, the other is grown up; she had on a dark striped calico frock, with a cli^ck apron or bid with sleeves. ILnnah^formerly be longed to a Mr Gucft, who lived* on the road leading from Savannah to Jenk’s Bridge, but fi r nearly ihrec rears past has resided about Spring Hill, where the is generally known. Twenty Dollars will be given f r lu*r apprehension, if caught within twenty mPe- of the city, and all reasonable expenses paid; and Fifty Dollars if it ran b* proved she was either harbored or entic ed away by a wh.re man. W. CRAIG aug 3 70 Twenty Jfvilars Reward. Rar.away from the subscriber, some time last month, a negro woman named Maht; foimerly belonging to Mr Letebvre, of Savannah, ard was bought at Sheriff’s sales The said negro woman Mary, is about 5 feet high, stout made, and speaks French. Ten dollars will be paid to/ lodging her in Savannah jail, or twenty dollars if proven to be harbored by any person. Christian Eigelberger. Hiltor.-fTevl, june22d. 1819—tL-51 Brought to Gaol, In Jefferson, Camden county, on the 3d inst. a negro man named Jim; he says he belongs to ma jor Tipings, ot Tatnall county; he is about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high, light complected, a country born, upwards of 30 years of age, and has large whiskers. ISAAC BAILEY, set. C&ctlen cnJuly 17 Savannah Poor House !g Hospital. VISITING COMMITTEE FOR July and August. Joscrn S. Pklot and Tnvonosirs Bartow. i Joseph Cummiog, sec’ry. july 1- 55 Notice. The sole and surviving partner of a house, ar.d the most extensive and respectable, chat ever ex- Islet! in Charleston, South-Carolina, having suffer ed most severely from its reverses and other cau ses; but, from a nearly twenty years Iibor, has now a prospect and certainty of drawing some thing very handsome from the thrawldem* of i j and having to support a claim against the Spanish government, for a very extensive sum, secured to him by the convention of 1802, and the treaty re cently concluded with Spain, and supported by every document and proof that can be necessary to substantiate it, that liave been mostly in the keeping of the American government, for four teen years pajt—would be glad to treat with an honorable and respectable house in Georgia, for the immediate advance of One Thousand Dollar*, on the legal interest of the country; they pay ment to he secured by a security on a most ex tensive and valuable landed property, in Glynn county. Or, he would prefer procuring the im. nied.ate patronage of a respectable house or friend, to that amount, cn the condition, of their being permitted to participate in the monies re- ccived, be) and any thing that he could offer, as an intercut; and to have permanent advantages •cured to them, after the recover of the property he nv'sr satin factory and undeniable testimoni- als and evidences will be shown to any respecta ble applicant. For further particulars, please to arp'.v to cant, NrwcoMi», st the bar of the Wash ington H * 11. S o annah June 12th, I HI 9, [441 For Sale, A des’reabb and heaithy ntuaticn on the Salt®, about two miles from Thunderbolt, containing fif ty acres bounded easterly by a creek, northerly & wjsttvly by colonel Flournoy’s land, and souther ly by Cattle Furk. The greater part of this tract was originally good hammock laud, and was for merly th- rtrrri icncc of cjptain Davies, deceased. F /r termsapolv • «* Mcsju Catixociian fic Mitchel, >r to Mr. Jnnx VlrKixx 'X. Sivciina’i, 27th July 1819———67 Marine § Fire Insurance Company j DJVJDEjyrD JVo. 6. The board of Directors of the Savannah Marine and Fire Insurance company, hove declared a I vidend of seven fvrjrent on the r transactions i the last six months, which will be paid at the of fice on and after Thursday next, the 10:h inst. it. WAYNE, stc'ry. June 7 34 Savannah Iliver'Navigation Com pailift Office.—.VO 11< 'K. T!>at goods on board t!ie Company's boats, for which the patroons sign a receipt, \\ ill be cliarg ed the highest freight, and the g*»ods held re«pon sible until the freight is paid; but tlte Company will in no case be answerable for deficiency o: damage, unless the receipt be signed by the agent, or under his authority. James Willey, ag* y nt. By order of the Board. J. C. Winter,president. junc 29 53 Office of ihe Savannah River Na vigat ion Company. Notice is hereby given, that an Instalment of five per cent on the capital stock, ot this Ccmp; ny, is required to be paid to the Treasurer at Au gusta, on or before the first day of August next. By order of the Board, J. C. Winter, president• Augusta, may 28—of—47 (£j* The Instalment of £5 per share, will be received from those who wish to pay in Savan nah, by the agent at Savannah. By order of the Board xt Savannah, James WHley, agent. Savannah, june 22 -47 Savannah Library. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 4 to 6 o’clock p x. the room will be kept opei for delivering Books. Oemler, sec'ru fab 25 47 Notice. All persons are cautioned against purchasing from Minor Wi» n, any lands belonging to the es tates of Thomas Washington or David Murray, as he the said Minor Winn has no power or authori ty to dispose of any property of said estates.— Persons who have purchased, and hold under his title, are notified that soils will be commenced 3g»inst them by the subscriber, who alone has the gal claim to the property belonging to said es tates. Louisa Omones. jtme 30 54 Notice. AU persona are forewarned not to purchase that plantation or tract of land, called Nelvillc, in South-Carolina, advertised by George Woodrpff, esq. as the said tract of land belong* to the estate <)f Murray, to which the subscriber is the only sur viving representative. This tract of land called Nelville, is offered for sale by the subscriber; upon advantageous terms, and indisputable titles will be given. * Louisa Omohes. junc 30——£4 To Rent My levelling House. It lias eight rooms with fire places—four apartments in the cellar, which are paved with the best quality of flag; and up on the lot are a kitchen, and commodious carri age house, etc. The house might be made secure against fire, and its situation is convenient for merchant’s counting rooms. GcorgeJones. mrr.li 37 73 For Rent A comfortable Dwelling Hou.;e, situated on a corner lot, in a central part of the citj, &nd n*»t tar from the Market. Possession will be given on die 6th of January next. Apply to John 1’. Williamson tl-c ?3 25.S Saw and Roller Gins. The subscribers r^fpectfuily in hum the siouih- Planters, that they can be supplied with the above Gins—warranted, for durability and peifurmance, to be equal to any made in the .state. The Roller Gins are on an improved plan; to work by anirial power, or water. They have been tried, and certified by different planters, to hare gained twenty pounds per hour. Price of Saw Gins—three dollars nnd a half per saw. Roller Gins—one hundred and fifty dollars each. Orders from Messrs. Brown, Green 5c Co. in S vannah, will be punctually attended lo. Thomas & James Litfe, pine 24— $ca— 49 Chariest-n. Sc. Ca PUBLIC SALES. On Thursday the Sd Sejtt next, Wi’! be sola ihe*i*te retiduice of Win. Roy#- ton dec One negro woman, one cow & calf, household and kitchen furniture belonging n» the estate ot* Y\ in. Royston dec r—b? order of the honorable the coir*, of ordinary for Ch«thkia county. By o:der of the Executrix. Sale :o cos.tnt .ce at lO v\'t*c&, A. Howe, auct'r. july 24 1—- C6 City Sheriff's Sale. Ori the first Puesday in September next* Will be sold in front of the Caun-Hoiine. between the hour* of ten and two o’clock, All those halt Lots of fund, in the city rf Sa vannah, known by tic numbers (89 and 40.) Li berty $ard, bounded on ihe north by a lane, on flic cast by Jefferson street, on the west by Du* bignovd# lot, and on the south by the other moie ties of lots numbers (39 ami 40.) together with the improvements thereon, subject to the Corpo ration ground rer*—Tried rxn *as the property of Doctor Abraham Shefmll to satisfy executions «*t favour of Daniel Rub'.rfs and another. l.nai' JD'Lvttt), s. u. s. july SI. 1K19—6} ' Continued Sale. On the first Tuesday in September next.. Will be sold at Effingham court house, between the usual hour?, One thousand acref «;fland, bounded r.^Thbipa# Wyliy, David Lord, and.l’^orge Arnstotf ’s Ends, and the pul l c lota of Effingham court house.— Abo, lot No 9, Springfield, and the improve- meiits; levied on as ihe property of Philip Jones to satisfy an execution in fi<V*c of Baz LGray. C. Widenbaker, s. e. c. aug 7 -72 Continued Sales. Or# flu* first Tuesday:» September next, Will be si Id at Effingham court house between the u:u.d hours. 300 acres of Und, adjoining lands of Samuel Needlinger, G I Neice, Joshua Dasher,Kroi.ces and G. Smith. 500 acres of land adjoining lands of Jedediah Whiteman, 9. Arnstc.ft', and GotJiU ZiRe- rauer—106 acres near the great hav; and 66 acre# joining lands of C- Ulmer and Wisenbabker—lc- ied on as the property of John Neidlinger to satisfy an execution in favor of Asahel: llowe. C. WISENUAKEIi. s e c. aug 7—72 Brought to Goal, In Savannah. July 14, 1819, a negro man who oi.vs his name is Will, anti that he belongs tc benjamin Chairs, near Dnnbiin; Laurens county. Me is about tw enty years el'age live feet six inches high. He Formerly belonged to Verdter, of South Carolina. II. M-Call, c. c. c july 15 C2 Brought to Gaol, In Savannah, July 19, 1819, a negro man who says his name is Simox, and that he belongs to \Y f illium BurqiiH, of South Carolina. He is *bout 27 years of age and 5 feet 6 inches high, has a scar on his right Lg near the ancle. H. M CALL, g cc. ’ july 31 69, Brought to Gaol, In Savannah, Ji.iv 28, It]9, a negro man who ys liis n;en;u is Sam, and that fie belongs to the jate of Sherwood Wommack, of Hancock c* ty. Georgia; he is ..bout $0 years ‘ f age and 5 feet 6 ipches high. H M'CALL, a c july 31 69 A Boy. who t this offi'-e. To Hire, nm Tim sv'HMF.n, s-a good house j" Apply Wanted Immediately, A manta aittnd a near th-a city. None need apply without producing vouchers of hishon- and sobrjvtv. Apply to the printer, ne cl 46 One Hundred Doltars’ reward. Vow in i i .L.i or its vicinity, a negro man by the name of br*ox, a carpenter by trade.— Simon ia endeavoring to pas> for a freeman, and recentty bet n seen working at his trade in tl);s place A!* per^ns a’f c..i:tioned against har boring cr emptying. any manner whatev er; and if detected in doing so will be dealt with a9 rigidly as the law’ will allow. J. S. Thomas. may 12 12 One Hundred Dollars’ reward. R-<naway from the subscriber some time in Fe bruary last, from my plantation, near Milledgc- viite, a negro man named Csawles. This negro was raised in the family of Mr Charles Irvine, near Sunbuty, in Liberty county, and was name time the property of Ml* Williford, of Savannah, where he is well known. When he absconded he took with him a sorrel horse, saddle and bridle, and as he has m^ny relatives and acquaintance both in Liberty county and Savannah, and as his wife who belongs to Mr. Palmes, of Savannah, has lately absconded, it is presumed Charleses at no great distance, I v ill pay to any person who shall apprehend and secure in some safe gaol, so that I get him again, one hundred dollars. D. B. Mitchell. may 17 16 Ten Dollars reward. Runaway from the subscriber a negro fellow by t- e ran.e of Jim wbo is expected to make bis wav tor Savannah, (the property ot Edward Del eva! ) Any person detecting the said negro and placing him where I may receive him shall receive the reward of twenty dollars if out of the county of Mc Intosh; if detected in the county the above watd .ball be paid on the delivery of the said EDWARD DELEG A L. b july 15 o 62 Georgia—Bulloch county. By the honorable tbe court of ordinary of said countv. . . Whereas, Catharine Jackson, administratrix ot the estate of Jarvis Jackson, deceased, hath ap plied to the said court for letters uisroissory from the said administration. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ail and singular the kindred and creditors of said de- ceased to file their objection* (if aty ’liey have) i n the office of the clerk of this court or, or before ihe Uih day of September next, otherw.se letters dismissory will be granted to the applicant. Witness the honorable David Kennedy, esq one of the idstices of said court. H.U ICih day of July, 1819. [L SJ ELY KENNEDY, c c o b c july 15 -—62 Custom-House, Cc'Uctor's (jjict, Saiui\r.ixh, 22d July, 1819. Se&Kd prop'.Nnls will be received at tins office until the 15?h day of the enduing roon h, fur sup plying with rations the crew of the revenue cutter Dallas. The ration to each man pel* diem consists of the following articles, viz: Sunday—One pound of bread, one pon.id and half of beef, and half a pint cf rice. Monday—One pound of bread, one pound of pork, halt pint of peas or beans, and four ounces of cheese. , ' . Tuesday— 0*ie pound ot bread, one pound and half of beifi and one pound of potatoes, or lur* nips, and pudding. s , . % Wednesday—Or.e pound cf bread, two ounce* of butter, or in lieu thereof six 6’4nces of molass es, four ounces of cheese and half a pint of rice. Thvrsduy~-Qn? pcond of bread, one pound of pork, and half a pint of pease or beans. Friday—One pound of biead, one pound of It fish, two ounces of butter or one gill cf oil, and one pound of potatoes.. . Sam:day—One pcund of bread, one pound of pork, half a pint of pease or beans and four ounce* of cheese. A- S. Tluilcch, collector. July 24 66 Wanted to hire A negro girl or woman, by the month or year. Apply at this office. aug 7—t—72 . 9 Two Thousand Dollars! The above reward will be paid to any person who will furnish information which shall Cause the apprehension and conviction of the person o.r persons concerned in altering the Bills of any of the Banks in this city, from five and ten dollars to fifties agd hundreds. The undersigned, with the desire of discovering the perpetrators of those infamous ac»s, w ill re ceive information, either personally or in writing, and liberally reward those who may furnish intel ligence tocfiect the above object so important to this community., \V. 6. Bulloch, V. B. ofGa. Geo. Anderson, l*. P. It. U. Richardson. P. O. II. U. 8. march 16 63 Georgia—Chatham county. I’.y S M Hand, cleik of the court of ordinary of Chatham county. To all whom it may concern. Whereas, Thomas Wright, of Savannah, mer chant, applies for Jettees of administration on the estate of Thomas Kavenagh, dec. as principal cre ditor. Now, therefore, these are to cite ar.d admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the aaid deceased, to file their objections (if any they have) in my office on or before the 20lh day of August next, otherwise letters of administra. tion will be granted to the applicant. Given under my hand and, seal of office, at Sa vannah, this 20th day of July 1819. [LS] S M BOND, ccd july 20 64 Georgia—Bulloch county. By the bunuroble tbe ccurt of ordinary of said county. ^ . Whereas, Sarah Goodman, administratrix cf tht estate c f David Goodman, deceased, hath applied for* letters dismissory from the said administra- Now, therefore, these are, to cite and admo nish all and singular the kindred ar.d creditors ot the said deceased to file their objections (it any they have) in tbe office of the clerk of this court on or before tbe 11th day of September next, otherwise letters dismissory will be granted the applicant. Withes*, the honorable John Eventt. esq. ore of the justices of said court, this lOtli day of July, 1819. [LS] El Y KENNEDY, « c o ■ c Georgia—Chatham county By Samuel M Bond, clerk of the court of onli- nary of (’hatliam county. To all whom it may concern. Whereas Sustnnah Porter and William G Por ter, apply tor letters of administration on the es tate of Thomas i> Porter, dec. as nearest of kin to 9a : .d deceased. Now, therefore, these are to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to file their objections (if any they have - ) in tr.y office, on or before the 20th day of August next, otherwise letter* of adiuinistmtioa wili be grimed to the applicants. Given under my hand and seal of office, at S.a** vannah, this 20ih day of July, \6l9. £ r LS ) 3 M BOND, ch o 1 julv 20 — 64 f \ ■/ Georgia—Chatham county. " r By S M Bond, clerk of tlie court of ordinary. To all whom it may concern. Whereas James Johnson and Henry W. Hillv, apnly for letters cf admini-tration on the estate of Hazen Kimball, deceased as principal creditors. Now, therefore, these are, to cite and arimoni.h all and "singular the kindred ar.d creditors of the -aid deceased, to file their objections (if any tl.evr have) in my office, cn or before the 20th da, 0 August next, otherwise letter, of administration will be granted to the applicant*. Given under my hand and seal ot office, at Sa vannah, this 20th day of July, 1819. . [LS] S M BOND, (Ct(t ' july 2p—“-I4- ■ '■ ■ ’
