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Newspaper Page Texti. 'ns if m. ; to err rlief srad, Ip, I! :0 of lilut Vtt'» i I :rk. letter* 110 I j. ite «l onish i the ■ they my of n-s'.ru- in* ol ilny <>! mired pli-.’S for ae/if I* iCCUe 1| .»m -nif'l i of die my ,| '*y iv ol IF- lunation » of the ' Mnvcm - imlt«» ), ICO, DAILY REPUBLICAX. EVENING, OECE VIHER 5 1822. Whole No. 4062. ,\ Q r " r jniliron* o. B. NICHOLS, i.« nn extensive assortment of Prnss of verv superior patterns, with \ls , full set* of Shovel, H „ ^"^“"i'pnkrr, a'l brM. S?Sne^i common set. Tea Trays assorte-l lich^ve.1 and plain Wt» of Hritania Tea Pof a 8 "^ lV.X'tsT'ten->ws, nru*he« ’mil,ticks.fill* - Penknives Knot* and Strops .mi'tks 1C ' Tnireth'T with < variety ot ji.,.11 i town | — 1 s I'cry j-ieh en^veil and plain .el* of llritania Tea Pnts p^tt’rlsjlen-kvs nnish-s ^"'"Militar'yWares.vix. . t d; i ,1 .Vim's bu-ks, I’p-i ilettes Ucr Cordi KsSle*. l*'”™*’ nul,io "* *“• 1 —ALSO — OoM awl silver lever am) p'»' n " a'ches Tine -1’ ^ v n ^, v \ ., n ,1 other Jewelry jS&Jnr anl pls'ed Spoons,L''dle„*ic 'vaist Duckies «f cold, paste, steel ami gilt *5?.Sn shove, he has Pi-.o's th will" erfnr.tr -..V*,’’ or resist the powerful influ- en ^|*w','tcSnn 1 Clock* repaired and warranted Tmv as - ~~ Commissioners of Pilotage. i;()> I K ACT WANTED. I - nopoSALS will be received for k< eping in ^‘rftmtrtlw Deacons md for cleaning k. eping ifrti inarv, am) in good order, the Buoys in Sa vtnnali niver, for one year, Application* to b- *TCHARLES HOYr? - toj. .t ai.kx HUNTER. A Commit ee ‘ Dvoriler J-NO G. II01.COM'ID, Secr’y. n-.v 21 22<i The Subscriber ~y F.RPECTIULLY i forms tlie inhabitants of \ Savannah and its vicinity, that lie will open Sot lOOf.f ir the reception ofinung ladies ond gentlemen, on Monday the I81I1 of Nov, m'icr, in hich will be taught all the requisites fa cor- ■ct E gli-h educaion, together with the Latin, re"k, French and Italian languages. II, hns taken the room occasionally occupied b\ In Unio i Socie y, in the west end of the Acade my. Portent's of tui’ion and other infirmation, n;> nival the store'of Ballwin if Hayward, a few luors west of the City Hotel, FAUWEI.L JONES.' v 1.", 222 In Council, Kovr.wnt:n 28, 1822 O RDERED, that an election for Record r the City* do take place at the nexi regul meeting - of Council, Applicant* will leave their it imes with the Clerk of Council. At. MYERS, c. c. nov 30 2315 _________ /Carriage Horse. a WELL broke m l ft t u itting Carriage < j^tiiif horse, the best of <lie late Ur Mayor ne, air sa’,* toy the su'isCrjiiei - , on uccommo l jug terms. If "not disposed of before the fir Tneadi) in December, lie ill then be sold at the Court II line to the highest bidder. GEORGE SCHLEY nn> 2> 235 Assize of tire ail. 1131 IP, average price of Flour being 8 dollar I per barrel,the weight of Dread forth present month, must be as follows, vix: 12} (>"ts Loaf 21b -t-joz, 6f Cents I.oaf llh Sox, n r wliicli all Bakers and, Sellers of Dread will tak due notice. JOHN I. ROBERTS r. t. - I 1'H *s \ i vN . \It Poor House and Hospital. VISITING Committee for Novum sen and l> V rniHKti, Cll MILES M’IS I I IIP. an I Oil AS HOYT. Attending Physician, Or. W ,1. H. (llh LKR. By order of the Board JOHN HAUPT, Steward, nov 2 213 Contract Wanted. S fitLED propoaits for Li on g the City ■ Savninah for one vear, will be received h | either ol the undersigned c .mmitte of Council, i a >y tune previous to the expiration of thirty day linn On* date—the name, of ihe securi'ies mu •trom.iauy the proposala. Persons desirous I iiuVu.r a contract for this pitrposp, are reft-riv o the ordinance for lighting the city fot mor Iyuticular iaforma ion lllOM. W HVBF.U3il.VM l \VM. C I) VNIEI.L, > Committe OLIVER S PURGES. 3 mrv 2 13 Notice. I'pur. copartnership existing between the sub ! s' - fibers since the 23 I October, 1821, is flat dissolved by mutual consent. Those ind L:il will make pay nent without dfelay to Jam towler, who is authorised to collect the s-me J. VV. CANNON JAMES FOMLEIt. •Notice and Caution. YTHKItEvS I have been informed that John V Csrnorhan and Peter Mitchell of this City ive hy sundry deeds recently mnrtgag-d and •signed to divers person* either thoir individual renitors, creditors of the late firm of Curnorhui h Mitrliell, or others, all or sundry the property and estate both real and personal of the said firm is well as their own individual property and es tate consisting together of houses, lots, lands, stores, wharfs, negroe* kc. in Savannah and Da rien in Georgia or the neighborhood thereof, and Nowhere with their interest or share in the stork if the Lower Steam Mill near Darien, and tundr\ shares in the United States Dank and other Ranks, s well as sundry debts due to them hi various daces, beside lands, lots, negroes &c in the tn •Dory ot Florida, and particularly one large t ac >f land b night ot Forbes Ik Co. lying betweci lie rivers St Marks and Apalachicola in the lei- it >ry of Florida aforesaid. These are hereby to caution the public again- purchasing any part if the said property or e - de so conveyed, or any other property belon ig to the said Carnochan Ik Mitchell or either ■■ i m as I hoH prior rt ortgages on the greate* 'art thereof which are on record in the registry i Savannah and Darien aforesaid and in Chari on, S. C. and equitable liens on all the prop' ru if said John Carnochan anil Peter Mitchell WILLIAM CHRISTIE, Savannah *,* The editors of the Courier, k City Gatotn Charleston t Floridian, a’ Pensacola i Rcci>n.l< .t Milledgeville i Kepublican, at Montgomen Vl ibatna, and Chronicle, at An ■usta i are requt< d to insert the above ailvertisement onc>' sent until countermanded, and forward llioi i-.counts to this olfie.- fur payment, me fi *-1.14 Co the Cub tic. F CARNOCHAN and P. M tclief, are sorrv • be again brought before the public bv u so on/1 notice of Mr. Christies, who has .indoubt v claims against them, which when finally liqu luted nn tiie decision of the suit now pen tin t he will try to satisfy as soon as possible ther. fter. f’he z|eeds under which Mr. Christie claims ai xclusive right to all the real and personal to if Carnochan if Mitchel, are considered as infor mil, unjust and illegal Hence they have beev brought and are still before the Court, and olhv lends have been executed and recorded, convey ng the propery “or the use of all their creditors 'Ir, Christi - included i without uiv 'riist or r ■rvation beneficial toC and M. or their lamilie m l if this be not agreeable to that gentlawan. i oust nevertheless appear fair Ik etjnitahlcto the nh.ic and al' w*io have a sense ot malice. The Trustees under the l«te deeds are an\iot , sell the Lands in Florida, alluded to in the no- me of Mr. (3 anil to apply the proceeds to tin nmedlate payment of part of his demand V ilepo . a sufficiency thereof to coverall his claim, aub- ct to the decision of the Court—but his oppn-i . i to inv reasonable sale, as one interested in hi. a n right, whilst injuring all parties concerned, most bn borne until a sale can be made under ar ■•dor of Court, june 8 136 (y Editors of papers who inset t Mr. Christie’s i nice, will please insert theabo. e until his i* • ithdr .wn, and forward their bids to thin ollic.e .vU> re they will he promptly paid l>v I f!. VI*. M Itissol ution of Copartnership. IAHE li iri it I ti || A-:, k c was n s l*"db) mu'll il consent on the 26th Sept inher last; i"s -i.i/'mhted will make payment on or before *' Drat day off* 'cember next to J f! Hlancc win nnnorized to collect the same; all those wh avr any demands against the concern will pleas' * ider their hills in for payment. J. C RLVNCE It! DLVNCK. N' D —Tiie hiis’m - ss will he conducted hereaf ter bv .1. C. Itlance on his >wn account under the Bluff on Williamsons wharf, i\h"re he wpl keep i constant supply ofthe best Groceries and Provfs. >»»• J.C ULANCE. iviv 22 si [• 2:10 NOTICE; \ LI. persons indebted to the subscriber either by note or account are requested io call and make payment by the first of 'auuary nex', by sc louig they may save coat CHARLES GREGORY. I will sell out mv stock of GROCERIES and BUILDING, tliis stand forthe grocery business is 'ie best and most convenient in west broad street. Apply to the subscriber above nov 22 2d0cAf Planters’ Hank, S VV.ANN VII, October IGth, 1822. 1 Y ESOLVED by the Hoard of Directors of the V Flanters’ Bank ofthe Stale of Georgia, that Vom and after this date, this Bank will n >l const er the notes of any of the Chartered Banks ol b< - State of Georgia (the notes of the Planters 1 ’ank excepted) that may he deposited in th* Man'er’s Bank hy any person or persons, or -i iv banking company whatsoever, or tliai may b ■ . iid into the mi l bank to the credit of any per n or persons or any banking company, as ere mg any claim in favor of su,:ii persons or such i inking company to demand that the checks or ler. they or such tanking company may is 'e "0 the sai I Planters’ Bank to be paid in spe e coin of gold or silver ; but that the Planters' ,ank will, tor the accommodation of Ui ir -usto n rs, con'inue '<> receive as heretofore, in depns e and in payment of all notes deposited f 'reel ction, the notes of all the cll irtere I bank* of th ite, of Georgia, but will always reserve to itsel ■ right of choice in the notes of which of 'hi sptanive chartered banks ofthe state of Gen 1 ., the said Planter's Bank may prefer to nuln payment on the checks or orders being pr n'eit if person or persons or any Banking com »nv that may have an amount at their credit in hank. /iVso.Ver/, That for the information of custom rs »f the Planters’Dank, that each one may k - io lie amount of their respective depusi's in th note* of the chartered hanks of die slate of l«:o' - gia, other than the Planters’Bank, and also the unoiin of their deposits in the notes of the Plan /1-’ Dana ; tha 1 the Cashier of this b mk be ii ,meted to have "■ tert-d from and after this ilati in lie books nt'tbe tustoiners of his institution .in their <li positing the notes of th ■ ohirtere 'I inks .is aforesaid, the following words to be pp fixed to the respective sum. they may deposit in I! ink, ii unci/, “Notes ofthe Hanks of Georgi ’ a lien notes of the Planters’bank are deposits die entry to be made as such By order of i he Hoard of Directors. JOHN F LLOYD, Cashier pro te oci 17 *r12dl Brigade Orders. Vivansalt, He 2r»th, 1822. *HE Brignd Inspect »r of the Is' Hrigadr a ill forthwith | i "ic'e I to the oinusl conventi'in oi - FieH, 8;aff, Company and Non commissioned Ificers, ar/| the musters of the Regiments and lla'talions,cmpoiin » die 'trig "Ie f »r 'he purpose f being traim <1 and muster.'.!, by him in the ex rcises and evolutions prescribed bv Congresa, in "it/irmity with the 10th section ofthe Militia law ' 1818 Hyordorof Gixr.nu, llAnnax, VVVI OVER TREE I’, AiddeCamp. Inr>?rto'» office, 4th \ov 1322. In conformity wi'h t ie ab ire ordee for the j'' von lion of the Field, Staff, Company and on-Commissioned o'fieers, and tor tin revie . 1 inspeciinn ofthe 1st brigade of the miliiii' Georgia Toe Colonels or commanding of fivers of regim 'its composing the same are rehy ordered and directed to have their res prcti. e commands nn lor arms on their usual gen rat parade grounds, for the purpose of being 'lined in the exercises and evolutions prescrih- 1 by Congress, at 11 o’clock, on the following iv s, via Ou Wednesday the 4th December next, the r< i< w and iiisp ction of the Camden oounty Ba' tafnm. On Friday the 6tb December, the review and .pection of Wayn - county batialion. On Saturday the 7th December, l*te review id insp/ction of Glynn county Battalion. On Monday the 9ih December, the r view and ispectiion of the McIntosh county n.ittalion. On Wednesday the lliii December, the rz iew .md inspection of the Liberty county Bst’a- ioii. On Friday tile lltli December, the review an I nspectlnn ofthe Divan count Battalion On Monday the lCtli December, th" review and ispectioil of the i lutliam county Battalion, b. mgingtotne 35th regiment. On Tue'day the' 17ih December, the review uni inspection of the Effingham county B.itlid on On Thursday (he 16th January next, aconvtn ion of the Field, ntaff, Company, and Non co- missioned officers of tlie 1-1 regiment, (city of s annah,) and on the foil iwiug Friday the 17i auuary, the review and inspection of the w u giment Doth officers an 1 private* are especially r. ; itred tube t me,! and accoutered according i aw, and til Field officers of the Brigade to .- tend the reviews within their respective con namls for 'he purpose of superint ndingand c ircmg the prescribed system of discipline. MM P 1IOWEN, Brig. Insn c. 1st llrig. 1st Div Geo Militi n v 21 2 9 w J. W Cannon, 11.1, continue the liusiue s at the same nt, and will be thankful for tliepvtron. of ate customer* of Cannon Si Fowler. •• if) 225 Notice. \ LI, persons having i -man Is against the < . late of the late Col lames Johnston, of S annnh, are requested to render them dull tested, and those indebted to make p'vsen PAT, IIOU3 I'OUN. Qua/. I', cccutar, oct 22 203 Superior Court—Chatham C > iaty .lAKi'Aiir Tkum, 1322, Yard. Wood and Lumber J311K, sub c - b mil rs ui. sue very 'A 1 i la'gt supp.y i.f FIRE WOOD an I LU -IDER, > Informs tiie public th*' he will cut any quanii'v t limb -r Spur., Shafts for Rice mills, or saw «n I'nntitv of Lumber to bills at very short notice o: ny or ler in the above line, will lie thankfully r leived by Wm Bird at Camp ! ckson, or hy h letibscih r I) Will A S I ROHM Ml nov 7 ir217 ll m; • ••/, 6th (l‘ v " diaoiM anty* forlet’ert ,n-l erchn't ‘i« c- A’otice to Builders. 2fi.Vl.ED proposals wit oe received by the nn, iile sign until the morning of the 1“' De- impairing the Guard House Proposals v 1 be received duiingthe same time fur build a new Guard House, a plan o' which may * ,; "i on application to 1 Davenport, the contra ' will furnish all materials ) com li t Cl nnv 22 3"0 ISA. D .VrNPORT, 3c THUS Cl.ARK, V C. II HAYDEN, 3 [ or lin^y „ said ad'P‘ nlS ' and -.'.litor* »t o the p Savannah liiver Lands. die ti s lu vlay i, .i.i.ui.h ■ ext ocl"i - e lie t.iiur House ill tile city of Sav.mnah will : sold »t snetiun all that plantation or tract < "<! situate in the State of South Carolina opp< i the cuj of Savannah, com.lining about 52 > ; > Inrmerly the propt rty of Win Telfair Esq ••Vrummg on Savannah back river and adjoin , southwardh y the plantation of Major Job liven (t nonltward by the late Edward Telfai i a mt one h nvlreil and eighty aores ofthe a lit °* t,>,! *' ,st qu*lt»y dde Swamp, : hain<JJr h,C1 *V furmor l> cultivated, of the tv L in.,' i. "J"' ^ acres are of second qiiul L wu “ :llul 'he residue hack swamp—tl M l are Mian exceHeiitpitci, of land h ! ,1^ !’* 3ule Wl11 be one half cash, the ba. L| 1 li )' a 7 b ' e ln °»e year with interest from day L „ 1 ‘ P er "entuin secured bv a mortgage oi p- property. Persons wishing to pu cln.se can ■uvannV'f " ,llSilt 'he olficc ofthe mbcribtr in I * a i at any time before the day wf sale. It AY. HABERSHAM. 237 dec - 2 eiition' onO ist- n * ' be Charleston Courier will please ■_ be above until the first of January next ui.ler his bills to the otfice of the Itepubh. *'Ug|iayi,i/, n ( In Admiralty. UNITED ST ATE’s OF A M Eld 3 OISTNICT OP GLOttGUASt. ix thi: nisruicr > outtT. j 'I'he President of the UlUtdi St.ites To the Out siuil of the District of Georgia OnKKTlWO . , , I, S GEO. GLF.N, Cldrk. V fHEUF. AS alihel ha'll this day been filed i the Admiralty Court of the United State - or said district in the name and -in the belia'I it'the United States of America, by John Sle -ns, esquire, collector of the port and district ot ivHttnnh, agiinsl die schooner Hope, statin ’ an 1 rop mndmg asf illows, to wit, that 11 retotore, l t, on the first day ot July in the year of on .i,rd one thousand eight hundred and twen', v i, to wi - , at Savannah in the district ot Gear J» aforesaid, a certain vessel or schooner cade I the Hope, the said schooner or Vessel being then and there a vessel licensed ar.c irding to the la" * die United States, for carrying on the coa t trade of the said United Slates, was unlaw. . .v and in violation of the laws ot the Uni 'd ate*, and particularly in violation of the act ol . ngivsi of the said United States, entitled “ an •t lor enrolling and licensing ships or vessels 'o e employed in the coasting trade and fisheries md for iemulating the same, approved the 13 n I -v of Feoruarv 1793,” transfered in who e m- „',, ar t to a p -rson, to wit one Charles Delchamps , ho was not at'he time of such transfer a cm nn the United Slat- s—for which causes the md lohn elevens, collector as aforesaid ly.uh ^•ized the said schooner or vessel, her t r - Ice, iparel and furniture, as by law forfeited, an tie now lies in tiie district aforesaid, and \M mi the jurisdiction of this honorable court Tor adju- Now, therefore, you the said m -rshal are here- •>y commanded to cite and admonish all and every lerson and persons whomsoever having or pre lending to have any right, title, interest, propt' v, claim or demand in ot to the said schonnei lope, her tackle, apparel and furniture tube and at a special court of admiralty, to be held at the courthouse in Savannah, in and for the 'ha-nct '•» Georgia aforesaid, oil the seventh day of Decent her next, l- answer Hie libellant in the prem.sts, and that right and justice may 'oc done m (his behalf, and whatsoever you shall do herein cer i iv anil make known to the Judge of said court* a die time and place aforesaid, and have then and here this writ. . . AVitnvssthe Honorable Jeremiah Cuvier, Judge ,f the United Suites district court for the district of Georgia, this twenty second day of Nuvember in the year one thousand eight hundred and tvven ' ylWU ‘ RICHARD W.IUBERSHAM, Dis. Att’y Ga. All persons interested in the above monition will take due notice. JOHN H. MOREL, m n n. nov 23 231 . —; rhe President and Vice President of the Union So- rii-ly and the 1st and 2nd Din clresscsof the Female - pilule Nisi Asylum of Savamuh Superior court—* htuham county Ma* I khm 1822. atherine Wilson 3 r», > Rill for Divorce. John Wilson ) ' N this case the Sheriff having made return th die Di'teinlaiit is not to he tomid.on uiotnin D’Lvon U De I/imotla, Solicitors for the Cor -Nlnants. Itisovhred that the defendant ppi-ar personally or hy attorney at or before tl u xt term of the Superior Court of Cha'.han ’ aunty in January next, and file Ids answer or naive allegation in writing pursuant to the act .si-mhly in such case made and provide.', and further ordered that publication of this male • mule in one of the Gazettes ofthe City ia\ annuli agreeably to 'aw. Extract from the Minutes. JOB T IIOLI.ES, Clk nine 26 151 Duhamel $ .laze, OVI KS full S\Lt\ -j i ' Pipes Cognac Dr mdy of different brands md warranted nitre 6 cis-s Champ dgne 5d h"xev (Jlaret Wine 25 do old Burgiindr 'Vine 3d do Cordials, a«s/irted 2d d < essence of Rose b Orange wa'el* 1 ( K) cm's Bailing Rope and 2 cases Twine 80 boxes Candles of different brands ldt) 1 I'.en Eolone waler 100 q- hexes Spmisli Segars 15 hli ls N Orleans Sugar 10- 1 pi"C--< Madras* Hdkfs 30 groee Playing Cards Lamp Oil 2 cases sir-erfme Paper Hangings, sssorted colours ami patterns 1 trtink Statio ary 25 patt'Mi* t' ibbla bol'ed Bank Locks, with 2 icy to e - ch Lm k nov 21 229 JO ii V MO OH HE AIK 3 EGS leave to inform Ins friends in Georgia, that he hr* established lirin.-eT permanently m this ci'v as « COM MISSION MERCII.AN I’— the sale of So-Phcni pr-'ducc will be his princi* id busincs*, in the minag- ineiit of which, he be eves hi can do his file.ids justice—he relies on he reputation established (luring a long resid- nee n Savannah, on the references to his fi-i' mis, and ld'gent attention to coni inue the confidence of 1 wise who may be pleased to favor him with their )usiitess. .Yew Fork, 23//i ( )ctabcr, 1823. Ilelere.ice in Savannah, Messrs Cummivq SaUwathmet. in Augu--'a, Jons M-iork, F. q. nov 7 Ies2l7 John S. Holt, Offers hi* services to Ins Frie , ,s d'h. P iblic as I F,dwar*l llonrquin. U PON the petition of the President and Vi President of the Union Society and the First and Second Directresses of the Female Asylum of Savannah, prayhig the foreclosure of the Equi. ly of Redemp'iou of all that Bridge situate on Ogcecliee River, on the roail leading irons Darien to Savannah, mil about fourteen miles from tne i.v of Savannah, and known hy the name ct Hill* Bri Ige, together with one hundred acres of land originally granted an.l rest-r 1 ed for the use of the Ferry across which the aforesaid Bridge has been - reoted, and which said and is bounded norlli- .uMIt’Dy land belonging to Mr. Mongin and Mr McAllister, eastwarrtly and southwardly by land he- o'lging to Mr. Ale Allisler and westward y hv th. river Ogeechee, which said bridge and lan-ls were mortgaged by Edward llonrquin to Die said peti- ioners by deed, bearing date o" the 17th day of April; 1819, to secure the payment of a cerlai - writing obligatory of even date with the same m.# t -age, made and entered into by the same Edward H nirquin to and with the said petitioners in the final sum of eight thousand ('- liars, comlilione- ir the payment of the amt. of two thousand doi- ,.,-s on or before the 17th day oi April in the year ghteen hundred and twenty, and the furtli r „im of two thousand dollars on or before the 17th l„y „f April 1821, with the lawful interest from the late of the said bond, and that there is now due nn the said bond and mortgage, and unpaid the sum of two thousand dollars with lawful interest from the 17th lav of April 1819. Whereupon mi motion of Richard W. Habersham, Attorney I,,,-the petitioner-, it is ordered that the princi ,,al interest and costs due on the said bond ;»mi nortgage be paid i.,to court within twelve months from this date, or that otherwise the Equity of Redemption (unlesscause shewn to the contrary) or the said mortgaged premises be from thence forth foreclosed and that such further and other proceedings take place, as are pursuant to the act o| the general assembly in such cases made and ^Andu'is further ordered that this tide be pub hshed in one or more of the public Gazettes u the city of Savannah, at least once a month for twelve months or served on the said Edward Horn quin at least six months previous to the time th said money is hereby ordered to be paid into tlm, court. Extract from the minutes. JOB T. BOLLES, lerk, j,.n 23 19 tuperior A-ourt—Chatham County, Mat Txbm, 1822 Al irgarpt Rusk,3 v*. A Divorce. William Rusk, j S IDE Sheriff of the county of Chatham having . tuaiir his return in the above case, that thi lef-ndant is not to he found in the county of Ella • liatn aforesaid. On motion of M. Shcflall, Senior, plaintiffs attorney, il is ordered, that the defend, i"it make his answer or d-Tensive allegation in writing, personally, or by his attorney on and be fore the nex' term of this Court, and that this or. ler he published in one of the Gazettes of this city, once a month until sai I term of court. Extract from the railin'es, JOB T. BOLLES, Clerk. •g 15 174 commission mi: lie if i.vr A XI) WARM-HOUSE KEEPER, Aunrsra, Gr.otMiA, 5 TE continues to occupy the Ware-House and CA Stures, wln-re Mi-Laws and Holt lately trius- , te I business, which <iein g od order for tiie ■ ccpflon and safe keeping of Produce and Mer- -handise All orders to purchase and consign- nenls for sale . f C dtori, Merchandize, or any species of prop rty, will b ■ l.iankfully received ; ml he pledges himself, mat eyerv • X/ni-m shall be useil, to m -ke - uiafaet iry returns of all busi ness committed to Ins m.-e On con-i-y-m -f"-> bvT.t* Super. Fresh. v lour, •MV a. \r '!i> Unilacked Stone Lime. oct 1 X -*4 The Milled,p v He Jour-ial an I Savannah Republican, uill ms rt the above weekly fi r two months, and forward their seeoouis to -is ol ico for pavme-u. "TiEORCil iTlTil*:L, dap ns r cm ut u s y u. i it a, SAVANNAH /T^fllS Establishment has icily undergone a i through repair, and om-id. ruble improve- m. uts have been added The Subscriber has taken it upon a long Ie of, and it will he open on Aloud iv <lie 24th mst for he reoep'ion and aecomm kI.s 'uni of I’ravellerx and Hoarder-, having supplied his llou-c well ■ i- w and general as-or'ment "f Furniture. He is determined that Ids Table shail be iitferi- r to none, while this II ir shall aflnid he choio st l iquors of every description. QfJ”The Si ib!es are large and coovenien 1 , for tht accommodation of any number of Horses With such preparations, added to the Indefa iga- Me "ttenti/>n which il will he his study a ./! m- inati ni to bestow, he cannot bu' fl -tier himself tie will recei' i that share of patronage >ud sup. p >r, to which such ai-rangeim..is mi. be i ntitl- d. d.»vid m. hits. Savannah, 2', 1822. nov 28 2 H AVilIii' rn<;0, j ...»| ,t Savaiui'-" 1 I BOND.« c n To Hent, \\J \ Lot and Store - No. 8, Late the pro- ►r.,,.. , r ‘y l * le K*»tateot tVit Stanton dec for l Hiucti wtU be moderate up v )y to dt,. ^ JOHN GRlBBlNi v l»l. persons indebted to the estate of John aid A Marcy Moure, of Effingham County cleoess- ■d -i cmne forward and male■ paynlent -i id t 1|,9e mi- have any accounts, '■> prc-ent them to. 11 RZ EK1AH BV AiNS, Adm t. sppt 28 Notice. IN , ,'h* liter da e H|'|dlCauon will be in d- o tit-- Hm ill- Listices ot tiie inf rio ri of Effingham County, for leave to sell the I estate belonging io the es*ate of T mph ull-.s, f-,r the benefii ofthe heirs and creditors. WM. EFllilt, Adm’or. Mn-vli 9 o% 58 IN T ilJf'TInV <3N r t'V\e VuvVm ai\d Elute. NRY, first Violin in this 8 • It Th nds to give Instruction on the ahe- s rumt" - Ho will be found al the House i Ur Tunis li t'urth. 2. 4231 5 It ll<- Ml ‘I aT'-.int owhlNE mo- .LJ made to the Inferior Court of Chatham < Jounl sitting fur ordinary purpuses, for It- -it to se! indry building io*s on the Soutli Common ntai uvannaji, one diird of a lot in Yamacraw, an;l tw< ns in 4tn district, Early county, being part - ie real estate of Stephen Cruft, deceased, for tin nelit of tbe heir an-l creditors. ELIZABETH CRAKE A lm’rx. itllv 9 All 158 Vl-IS E months after date at.j.'K atio i will h made to tl>e Hon. Inferior otirt of ttamdei biunty for leave to sell all the real estate of l.'r ohn Ltoss, dec laying in said comity forthe bet fit of the heirs and creditor* of his estate. BELTON A COPP. Adm'r of the estate of 'no ltoss, w athninistered.—with the will auneretl april 2 82 E Mils. DEPASS, AKRS thi* method of miotming net friend* and the ,.tihiic gen- riily, that she lias euiov- e l from her residence AVe.-t Broid street, to the house furtnuly occupied by Mr. Box in Drayton -’reel, nearly opposite Mr. AV. AA'itliams’ where she w ill as usual, leach the piano wi'h singing be. in the most fashionable style The reduvion of her prices will maxe it at- oh)ect for ) tug allies (who feel a disposition) to acqui-e these - jutiful accompli-lnnents. N. P Written or oral communications red ived i“ above. nov 21 2 9 Proposals, . ATLL be rec-iv/-(, o\ .. 8-red and Lsno '• * committee, until We In- s-Jay the llth Dec. text for replacing all posts a id ruiis in 'die Seve rn squares in this city, and have, the s»mt painted Ii iwocoalsot white lead—also to enclose and evel Chippawa squ -.r.-. GARDNER TUFTS, I D AA'I'.NP’ )lt F, Mt/M.S SHI FTALL, •iov 29 235 Notice \ LT, persons having lentauds against the e-- tuteof John Uaviso.q l.te of Chutmlm r.ouu. y, decea-ed, will ires.— their -C'-'-uiUS legally ot- sled ; and th -*e indebted will please to make immediate paym- m to F. H. FEW, tdm’r tv 26 t ,,2!-3 Library Society. \ T a meeting ol the Society on -lon-la- even ing, August 5. •’ Resolved, that al! art- irs- g- s due the Society, which may ren-i i: ,r - li - annual meeting in February next, oe . • e. liately then after put in suit and collected • ith he least posaible delay ; and that ilus resolution oe published in the papers once a month until ilist time.” Extract from the minutes. L. M VHON, Sec’rv. aug 15 ^174 . i the expire . ' of i n inOAltis trom tiiia * date I shall apply t i imnorable justices of ihe nli i ior Court oi Chatham Loun' sitting U i or- -Imary purposes, for lea' - " tr- se.li lot no ilrvcn- etn Twiggs coun’y, on the waters ot Hal- metto crei k, centalning two hundred and two rid a hall acres land, being part ot the real cs- ate ol Christian Gugel, deceased, for the bene fit of the heirs and creditors. ADAM COPE, Adm’r. jul 13 -H6C v»INE months after date, application will be made to the honorable Judges ol the Inlerio Cottrl of Chatham county, for leave to sell all the real property of I'homas IL Mullryne, minor, and heing forthe benefit “‘'^'^LLHYNE, Guardian ‘or T. H. MuUryni may 15 » r-rrr The Savannah Library 13 open tirf he de'lrery Of Hook* I Wednesday and Fridayi ft'Urt *>■ 0 « * lae6 « P. Mi r-’K tr l G«orgta—Ltmtliiun County. To all wh./'.n it may conceri.— V\, HkH* AS. a '■ Sm- ts, applies for letters VT of administration on tht estate of Mrs. Jane Mv<-rs, late of Savannah widow deceased as prin cipal creditor Now these are therefore to cite and admonish -II and singular the kindred and creditors of tht said deceased, to file their objections (if any ihey have) in my offln on or before the 26th day o' b'-ctmber next; otherwise letiet-s of adrtnnistva- , j, m will he granted to the apptcant. •t i'in-ss the Hen t'hodias N. Morel one of the Jitslice* of the said Court, tins 26'I - - day of Nov A. D. one thousand eight bund iv iwenty-two ’,i.. Si 8, M. BOND, c c o. Itov 28 Cif y Dollars i .eiturd. * iid -tN. . W .iV i-oni tne Sohsi t-i/t,i nID- in; ,-th h-ti of July ■ ail a ii-gro boy iiaiti-..,; HOHj d>- lit Xk ,v.-.r3 ■ id,has . blemish m the ri.^-i: te, 5 lee 5 or 6 inches hig.-, t purchase ; the aid ne gro from Joseph P-ill-ps; the hind negro was from Susannah (Geo.) ami it is *i pposed It- will aim to get hack. Ai.y person wh will de-filer me the said negro, hluill be endtied to tne above rt ward, or secure him in ai T.l 1 so that t get ,um, and all reasonable expenses paid. JOHN EMMONS. Burnt Corn, (Ala.) Nov. 15. m239 Phe F.ditorsof the Flo/ nnau, Pensact-la, Loui siana Advertiser, New-Or ua is, Musetnn, a il Re publican, Savanna,., are■ ivqneu. d logic -l.e a- bove3 iixirdf'i - lu tiieir lespecti.t paper-, md orward di-1- counts to the Alabama Watch man for payment/ _ 4

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824, December 05, 1822, Image 1