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, LA\ T D\ kc.
Western Hotel.
THE s'disei ibr>- still rcimiiw «»
Cspt. IV Mims’ well known stand, where
G- en and Centre streets intersect each
other, and directly opposite the Market
front the Avgusts Bridge t anti when taking info
consideration th.“ pleasantness of the situation,
g >oil water, tow prices, an 1 his attention to ms te
those omfortaWe who call, he hopes to obtain a
reasonable shar - of public pstronsge.
An excellent Wagon Yar t Is also kept by the
•ubscriber.
Tt ITF.S.
M tn n**r dnv, 81
Man and Hor.se per day,. 2 00
Horse per day, 75
(sc. Sac. See.
woonsoN'UQos.
The Fsesuttsh Rr publican, will please give the
above an insertion once a week till the first of
Jannuarv. 1823, and forwsr 1 hi* account to the
August* Adrertis-r for payment.!
An ptstu, Augtt 173
oct It
For Sale,
Two Dwelling Houses, situated
in a cen'rat part of the city. They will
e sold very low for cash. For particu
lars ipnlv at
J.i!’lbrnl^r't JntcIHgenrt Office,
On the Hay, opposite the Exchange.
211
E AST VLORID A T ANDS,
P01iS11.il OR 1URTER,
V PLA2TTATIDN on Amelia 1st mil, containing
700 acre* >■ iib i settlement thereon, and lias
lu en under cultivation in Cotton:
A '. art of 250 acres of t,and near the above
A valuable tract of 1050 acres of prime Swamp
mil highland) on the river St. Mary’s about 30,
miles above its mouth.
Another tract of500 arro* of Land, on Hawke’s
or Fleming's Inland on the river St. lohns
These land* are of the first quality, remarkably
healthy situations, and in good lies—. 1 hey will
he sold clwtsp either for cash, or exchanged for
Negroes or merchandize, or they will be let on
lease on reasonable terms; but the proprietor
would prefer to join any Gentleman who can fur.
nlsh mi (Bolcnt hands in planting the Amelia Island
plantation, under his super intcndance.
Description of the Lands may be seen, and
terms made known, on application to
11 AKER & MINTON
iler 5 229
To Rent,
The Store in Jones’ buildings on
hi* Rav, next to the one oeoup ’d *»y
■pith fi Turner, an excellent **, id foi
business. AN i, several Dwelling Houses
an 1'V tire rooms Apply to
K ft T. HABERSHAM.
nov 12
t2.H
Valuable Lands for Sale.
1 X1 f I., ^.M'liibl, Forts will be sold at
low pri 'C', and on nccommo,taring terms if
earlv application he made to the subscriber.
One tract containing 5 MG acres at the head of
Fapelo river, in the. Couti’y of M'lntosn, near the
old Court House, consisting uflnlan I nwa np. of
the fi v qus'tty —prime Cotton Land and Fine
barren, formerly the property of Hubert Oaillie,
deceased.
An undivided two thirds of a tract of about
2000 actes, si'mted on Crooked River in Cam len
County, well suited for the oultivitiou of Colton
xml considered very valuable Xpplvto
GEORGE kCHLF.Y,
nov 12 *p22I V I Conjme ttf How
=T
'ride Sicamp Plantation.
|H(K sir< !>**• :V. i tr»r ,*1* tYiat well known
n'.iTit lti*)" V '
B {EWl’OM HILL,
lm lively b d iw the city of ■•"'a iah, ctMTt.'.in-
log 33d s-res nf pritne river »wsmp ; about 215
ncr sunder good hanks and in plain got-ler.and
be'wt.cn 1 an I 2 >0 a re* of high land. Buildings
s-iffi ient lor s g mg of i hundred negroes, with
barns, iic.
Terms socommn luting to a good nu' chaser —
For further n•" i-e.firs apply to Messrs It. fc 4.
HABERSHAM, or t« the subscriber in (ihsrles-
ton. II M. HAIG.
nov M *222
For Sale,
A LT.tha'. valuable trae.' or pared of land known
J\_ by the name of N'elvilie situated in South
Carotini about two miles from Savannah This
'tra*'* is considered mis of the b st for a Kici* plan
•tation in its neighborhor I, and contains flight
hundred nod eighty four here* It a Ij fins Mr.
Thomas Young Gen. linger, ini Mr. Nicholas
Crug-r. Persons who may wish to p«rcha*“ will
ex trnme the premises. ,\ good tittle ill bo giv, n
an ' t'u: times of side wilt bo reasonable. Appli
cation to be tnid; to WM M \i -LORY
• Agent of Hamlin Mallor*.
uo 16 225
Caution and Votice.
R ll, PR r F1GRF.", Eri. having given notice
♦in the last Georgian, that no person has a
right to rent the House belonging to the estate of
John Anderson, 1 hereby rive
NOTICE.
That 1 will rent the house md premises on half
I, i* No 9, 2 1 Tvtiling, Reynolds ward, formerly
the property of John Anderson, (which, I pre
sume, Mr P ttigrew has refer-nee to) to an,
responsible ten int, at a moderate prire, and will
guarantee to raid temnt the undisturbed posses
sion ng,inst Mr. Pettigrew’s claim, the subscriber
holding legal Shcrifl's Tit las.
C II H-VYDF.N.
nov 20 5228
’Che Public
1 8 informed that the clam at Hamlin Mallory to
the tract of land in Bimtli Cur Una, called
Melville, is now in a train for Judic al investiga
ti in, u nil the termination of vhich some risk
w ill be incurred by those who mav purchase..
W\1 I. DA FIS.
dec 2 337
For Safe,
ri Tide land nlan’ ,tion, upon Savannah River
lately in the occupation of I)-. AVm. v. ariey
•L-ceased—containing about 610 acres of prime
ew.imp; with the plun'atiun or separately, will be
sold tmrty N'grocs now upon it The above paw
perty will be sold at putilic auction on or about
the I5lIi December next, unlesspreviously dispos
ed of *y private contract. For particulars apply
to TUF T8 4 RF.ED.
oct 24 !20j
For Sale,
r rVTF, Island of Gre W .•<*<*, with it* appen-
“ Inge*. This Island is bounded by the north
l»v g.Tat Warsaw sound, 'n the we*t b. Romney
marsh creek, the principd inland navigation
through hathnm outuv, south bv little * arsaw
sound, and east bv the At antic ocean 1' con
tains by s<* way of John McKinnon in 1797 with
its sopeitdflges 4650 acres, out of u' irh, it is
stated to have of I,iv^ Oak, Ced«', < '• ib'sagn Tee,
Tice and Red llay (origin'll growth) 633 acres,
oil fields 55 acres, and fresh wa'cr ponds I'll
acres, the latter easily draiurcl and mav h® tn i 1®
valuable; exclusive of several detached 11 .m
mocks in Romnev XIarsh containing 113 acres, all
iccessible by creeks, and separated fmm the
mail islan i by navigible creeks and a canal; h
remainder N salt feeding marshes, Po e land u,d
other interior lands, only fi’ for wil' rang ■ —
Much of the Live O ik mid Cedar Timber, i* fi’
for ship building, sod sulficinnt to supply fram ■*,
fit for vessels from :500 to 350 tons woo l landings
to supply the Savannah market with file', .and
die cabbage ’re ■ more abundant thun on any
island on the coast of South Carolina or Georgia.
This Island has been hieHy appropriated to die
raising of live stock for ’he Savannah market,
well known to 1 ave been ever eX'-mpt from dis
ease in cattle, to which many island- on our coast
are subjected to, at present it has on it about
two hundred head of horned cattle, all trnctabo
and under the m magement of tlir--e stock ki "p-
ers; about the same number of sheep, (West
India Hr. ed) ail upward- of two hundred g'>U«.
exclusive of flogs. Three settlements are on
tlie uai l occupiedl>v tin* st ick keep-'t”. *'n • *>t
which has a fr.cncd ’mildin ' of 18 oy 2d fee',
and the other two, buildings of 15bv2J feet
each, exclusive of ou' buildings. This islan! in
mv opinion is weil worth the attention of any on”
who wishes an insular situation, being healthy
and a compact property i ds » rspdde of wnrk
ing a gang of 23 hands to advantage and leaving
a trienniei change of fresh land. There can In
no doubt of the soil being 'ell adapted to the
culture of cotton—thave had two old indust * ion
negroes on the island for four years, m ire »
stock keeper.-; than as workers, and they have ter
the thri e I art successive years provided tie with
three heavy bales of Sea Island Cotton, the s'a-
nle much approved and admired by purchasers
Three fourth-, of this b -long* to an estate, the
other fourth to my-elt', but to accommodate a
purchaser, ihe whole is offered f.>r sale. For any
further information and terms, apple to
N TlTRNIim.T..
Deptford Hi'l, 2 1 nov cat23'*
Superior Court—Chatham Count?.
Iint»t Tits, 1829
Richard Riehanlion,
' RULE NISI.
on, -v
fT
The Trustees of the
vannah Theatre.
U PON the pe'iti .nof Richard Richardson, as
signee of William lay, praying the (orcein
sure oftne equity of redemption, of all those two
Lots of Land, situ itf, lying, and being in the city
of Savannah, r.djoiniug eacii other, and known and
distinguished in tiif plan of the said city, by the
number twenty-nine (29) and thirty, 30, Brown
ward, bounded cast by M'Intnsh street, west hv
Chippewa square, north by Hull street, and smith
by M’Donough street, together with all anil sin
gulsrthe building and improtements thereoni
which said two lots, whit the building and other
appurtenances, were mortgaged by the Trustees
of ihe Savannah Theatre to the said XX'illiam ,lr\.
by deed, bearing date the twenty third day of
February, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and nineteen, to secure the payment of the sutn
of fourteen thousand nine hundred "id sixty dot
lars. with lawful interest on eleven thousan 1 dol
lars, trimi the first of October, one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen! anil on three thousand
nine hundred and s'x>y dollars, from the first of
December, eighlet n hundred and eighteen, ac
knowledged thereby to be justly due and owing
to the said XVilliam .lav, for his advances in com
pleting and finishing tin* said Theatre, fur the ma
terials for the said building, and the hire of labor
ers and workmen, on or before die date of the
said deed of mortgage, and which * lid mortgage
was afterwards assigned to the said Richard Rich
ardson, for a full and valuable consideration, as
stated in the said petition. And 'hat there is now
due and unpaid on the siiri debt and mortgage,
the sum of fourteen thousand mil ninety dollars
and eight cents of principal, with the interest
thereon, from the twenty-fourth day of Xlurcli,
eighteen hundred and nineteen.
On motion of Richard W. Habersham, attorney
for the said Richard Richardson. It is ord red, thJt
the principal, intefeit, and costs, due upon the
said mortgage, be paid into court within twelve
months from this date, or that otherwise, the equi
ty uf redemption in the said mortgaged premise*,
he foreclosed from thenceforth, and that such fur-
therand other proceedings take place, as are
pursuant to the act •; the logisltiture of tile stale
of Georgia, in such c >se mail”* i I provid ’d,
Xml it ia further or irr d, tlnd tliii rule bo pub
lished in uns or more of the (azutles of the eitv
of Savannah, at least once a month for twelve
months, or served on the mortgagees, nl least six
months previous to the time die said money in
hereby ordered to he ouul into this court,
F.xtract from the minutes,
J (>11. T. BOLLF-S, Clerk.
jan 23 19
Rule Xiti.
Cherry Hill for Sale.
Valuable I’lantation in ilr *n county, situai-
ed on the south side of the Gr.-at Ogecclu
rivev, about 5 miles below Hill’s Ilridge, and 20
mile* from Savannah, containing two hundred and
nin,.t acres of river ->wani;> of the first <pi ditypm
an excellen' pitcli of tide, two hundred of which
are cleared ,nd under dams; and three hundred
and filty-aeven acres ol high land of mix-’ I quali
ties, one hundred and fifty of which an. cleared
■and fenced There are now g owing on 'his plan-
tations, crops ol cotton end rice, by the appear-
-slices of which the qualities of the Ian!, under
cultivation may be estimated.
There are a targe and commodious barn, ma
chine and machine house, cotton, corn and gin
houses, all nearly new; an overseer’s iioutr, «
comfortable dwelling house, stables, chair house,
Ar negro houses for the accommodation of from
50 ;o 6 ) negroe3, and one of the best springs of
water in the low country There is also *t%tli,-.j
to Cherry Hill a tract of five hundred acres of
•pine land, from which all the lumber, rails, sUvea,
’kc to be used on the place, may be procured
A Flat of the. above land may be seen at the
office nf the subscriber, in the Exchange, Savan
nah.
For terms, apply to Mr. fames fi. Bond, Darien,
to It. P. Demere, F,sn. Bryan county, or to
SA MUEL M. BOND
aug 22 1177
Savannah River Lands.
O N the firs I'l -sdiyin January a-xt before
>hc Gourt'House in the city uTS.avinnah will
be sold at auction all that plantation nr tract of
land situate in t'i? State of South Carolina nppo-
-ita the city of-Savannah, containi'ig abmit tZ> i-
cres formerly the properly of Wm Telfair F.sq.
dec fronting on Savannah back river and adjoin
mg southward by the planlation of Xlajor John
Scriven & northward by the late Edward 'Telfair
Esq. about one hundred od eighty acres of the a-
hove tract arc of the fir*i quality tide Swamp, a
|iait of which was formerly cultivated, of the re
mainder from 50 to 60 acres are of second quali
ty rice lauds and the residue back swamp—the
I.ukIs are on an excellent pitch of tide
The terms of sale will be one half cash, the bah
•nice payable in one year with mterest from day
of sale at 7 per centum secured t>> a mortgage on
the property. Persons w isliing m purchase can
examine the title* at die office of the mbenbet in
Havaqnah at any firac before the day ef sale.
It VV. HABERSHAM.
dec 2 237
The editor ot the Charleston Courier will please
-ii3erl the above until the firsGof January next
and render hi* bills to the office of the Republi
can for payment.
Superior Court—Chatham County.
Jaxminr I'urm, 1822.
John Bolton,
V).
The legal representatives of
Elizabeth Box, deceased.
j''PON the petition of John B.dton, la’elt
trading under the firm of Robert and John
Bolton, praying the foreclosure of the Equity of
redemption of all that tract of land, situate in the
•ninty Chatham, known by the name of Harrock,
containing one hundred and ten and one half
icros, bounded westerly l>y Pembrook plantation
-ouiherly by land granted to John Carey, «*r iter,
ly by Tliunderbnlt cn ck and marsh, width se
parates it from Isle of Hope and northerly by
sai l Thumb rholt creek as will more particularly
appear by a plat annexed to the deed of mort
gage, which said tract of land was mortgaged tn
the said Robert and John Bolton by deed, bear
ing date on the thirteenth day of April, in the
ytar one thousand eight hundred and seven, bj
one Elizabeth Box, since deceased, to secure the
payment of a certain writing obligatory of even
late with the said mortgage, made and entered
into by said Elizabeth, with sa 1 petition in 'lie
penal sum of two thousand eight hundred and
thirty dollars and six cents, with a condition
thereunder written for the payment of one thou
sand fo.,r hundred anil fifteen dollars and fifty
three cents, with interest fr m the date thereof,
on or before the first day of Xpril then next en
suing—and that there is now due and unpaid on
the said bond the sum of one thousand and eighty
six dollars and thirty four cents of principal, witii
lawful interest thereon from the twenty ninth day
of January, one thousand eight hundred ami six
teen Whereupon on motion of Richard VY.
Habersham, attorney for the pei it inner ii is or
dered, that the principal, Interest and c nits dm
on said bond be paid into this Court within twelve
mouths from this date, or that otherwiseth Equi
ty of redemption (unless cause thereon to tin
contrary) in the sai 1 mortgaged preium'S he
from thenceforth foreclosed, ari l that such fur
ther ami other proceedings take place, as are
pursuant to tit*: act of the General Assuinbly, in
surh case mad; and provided.
And it is further ordered, That this rule be pub
lished in one or more of the public Gazettes of
the city of Savannah, at least once a month for
twelve months, or served on the legal repre
sentatives of the said Elizabeth Box, at leaal
six months previous to the time the said money
is hereby ordered to be paid into this Court.
Extract from the minutes,
IOB T. BOI.LES, Clerk.
ian 23 IP
To Rent,
r II\KF Lot-ok,'alma No
W HARF J-ot elm store No H, Hate tlie pro
per'.y of the Esi.u e ot Fat Srtunum dec for
8, Late th
Slant
terms wlucfi will be moderate apt ly ■
deC 2*7
Georgia—Chatham County.
F.schu vrun’s Om'-s, ’"ly 50, 1822.
Notice to crrdi tors.
V LL persons having demands agiinst the es
. tatr of Andrew Csaely, lately of Savannah,an
dien deceased, who was a limner botn at 7——
in Italy, and who died without will and withoti-
heirs, <re requested to present them duly attested
and with the proper vouohsrs to support the Ram-
on or before the first dav of July next, otherwnn
payment will be tlebared.
All persons having demands against the eststi
■ifGeorge Foggie. lately of 8 ivannah, an alien
deceased, who was a blacksmith, and horn at
—— in Scotland, mid who died without wifi
an., w'thmit heirs, are rrnticsted to present then-
dulv attested, and with the ptoper vouchers to
■upport the same, on or before the first day ol
tiilv "ex', otherwise payment will be debated.
Allpers ns having demands against the estate
of Alfred White, lately of Savannah, decease),
who was a waggoner (birth place unknown) an^
who died without will mi l without heirs, are re
quested to present them duly attested, and with
the proper vouchers to support the same on r
before the first day of July next, otherwise pay. -
ment will he debarred.
All persons having demands against the estate
of James MeCaib, lately of Savannah, an alien,-dc
erased, who was an inuke -per, b' r n at — i’<
Ireland, and who died without will amt without
heir*, are requested to present th- in, duly attest
ed, and with the proper vouchers to *tip|>oit, th
■anno, nn or before tlie firs' day of .1 ily next,oth
erwise payment will be debarred.
All persons having d<. mauds against the estate
of Thomas Bourdon, lately of Savannah, an alien,
deceased, vnvo was a merchant, born lit *0
Ireland, and -• t o died without will and without
heirs, are requested to present them duly atlesi
ed, and wi'h tin proper voucher* to support the
same,' n or before the first day of July next, oth-
erwisi pay men will he debarred.
All persons I-,,v ing demands aga nst the estate
of William Muvi' g» lately of Savannah, an alien,
deceased, who was a house, carpenter, born a'
Ni^ Cis'leupoo Tyne In England, and who died
wimoMt will and without heirs, are requested to
qrcsvnt them duly atiested, and with the proper
vouchers to anpp >11 the sume 011 or before live
first day of July next, otherwise payment will be
debarred. 8- M. BOND, a r. c.
July 30 167
Supei
rior Court—Chatham County.
Mai Trail, 1822.
Caroline Centner,
vs. C Divtrcc.
William Gentner. )
’ ITHK SherifT of the county of Chatham having
I mode Ilia rcturnnn the above case, that tin-
defendant is not to be found i.i the county of
Chatham aforesaid. On motion of M. Slit Rail,
lenior, plaintilla attorney, it is order” !, that the
said defendant make his answer or d fun five al
legation i.i writing, person i.ly, or by hi-, attorney
on and before tho next tcnn of this Court, and
that this order be published in one <n‘ the (i 1
zetles of tlli.l city once a mouth until said term
of court.
Extract from the minutes,
JOB T 1IOI.LK3, Clerk.
in? 15 174
For Sole.
A d. that small plantation containing fifty acres
. of prime lan-t tat - the residence of Thos. G,
l)au-, abou 6 1-2 .oiiles from Savannah, .-.joining
lands of Mr Thos Gibbons, estate MrcK.ys and
JMr. 0 Hunks, within a half mile of die Augustu
toad;on said place is a dwelling house and other
convenient out buildings, and about twenty five a-
cres of said land is under good lencmg also there
is a good stock of gvape vines, and thi best peach
orchard in the county; the above place is well cal-
cututed for 1 good garden and a small Farm, hav
ing u well of excelli nt water—'-the above place
will be sold by permission of the Court of Ordina
ry. Apply to CHARLES GREGORY,
F.x’r will I'.ios G. Davis,
i? If the above place is not sold iiafore the fimt
January next, it will then be let out at the highest
bidder for one year —Also will be hired three
prim” field hands, and a boy. \.
no-. 22 ca|230
A LL persons 'mving >lemands agauisi die cs
t.,te of Henry KeifiTer, late of Wliite Blufi
dis rict, Ghattiam county, deceased, are hereby
notified to p*esent ti^m to me, duly attested,
within the time prescribed by law—othei-wise
pavmeot will be debarred, and those indeb'rd t-.
<jud estate are req-.iyw - I in mak pay.-u'-it to
HAN .AH KElJFIfU, Q ial. Ex’x.
2S ji
The 'iabac 1O1
I) E3FEC I PUi.-.Y mt.iriiis die iuiia->il.o... .1
I V 8avgnn|ali «no its vicinity, that he will open
a Sf.'HOOLsor the reception of young ladies and
gentlemen, on Monday the 18'h of November, in
which will he taught all th” requisites of a cor-
reel English education, together with the Latin,
Greek, French and Italian I niguag. s.
He bus taken the room occasionally occupied by
the Union Socicy, in the west end of the Acade
my.
For terms of Tuition and other information, a >
ply at the store ol Baldwin (J Hayward, a few
doors west of the City Hotel,
F Ml WELL JONES.
nov f.1 222
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to Ihe estate of John and
XtL Mai-cy Moore, of Effingham County de -aa-
ed to come forward and make payment and thosa
that have any accounts, to present 'hem to.
HEXEKlAtl EVANS, Adm’r
sept 23 §c «I9.1*
N INE months afle: d.ite, application d! b.
macletothe honorable the fourt ofOrdma
ry for leave to sell all the re t! ‘-state of Feter
Mcfarlaiie, Sen deceased, and A 0. McFarlaije
deceased—consisting of one lot in the City of Sa
vannah, known in the plan of said city bv letter 1 Y)
Ewensburgh Oglethorpe Ward, being 67i feet in
width and 112J feet in depth
Also, lot leper (TV.) adjoining lot letter (Y.)
'uh|iI»»* Munfif. Hi/p.
Also, 2024 acrea of land tying an Clear Creek,
H dkinson County, kii'xwn as No. 140.
Also. 2021 acres of land lying in Luwrens coun-
v, kn iwn a» N >. 62.
One tract,also, lying in Lawrenscounty, known
is Nil 85.
Also, 135 acres lying on Rocky Creek, Wilkes
rouhty, known is No. 118.
DAVID a. STUOUHAK, Mm'tr.
pify 3 $1.56
Vi IAE month-, after the date o' this noti .,
s plication will be made to the honorable the
•Justices of the Inferior Court of Liberty County,
1 >r permission to sell* tract of land belonging to
the estate of John Fulton, dec. contai fing 200
acres, on the stage road, bounded west by^ Mac
t’lierson’s land, and, at the time of survey, 011 all
other sides by vacant I md.
WM. F. FULTON, vdin’r.
ELIZABEI H FUL TON, Adm’x
ict 31 211
Georgia—Effingham County.
To all whom it nriy concern—
W HEREAS J. M. Dasher administrate? of the
estate of Benjamin Dasher, ha* petitioned
the hon. the court of ordinary of Effingham conn
ty, to be discharged from the administration of
said estate.
Now these are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of lh<
said deceased, to file their objections (if any they
have) in my office, on or before the 6th day <>(
April next, otherwise letters dismissary wio
be granted to ttie applicant.
Civ; 11 under my hand and seal, this 6th day ot
Dc< tiber, 1822
JOHN CHARLTON, e. e, 0.
dec 6 *2*1
Superior Court—Chatlam County.
Mat Train, 1822.
Salma Manton,
vs > Fctition for Foreclosure
William Alford j
L ri’ON the petition of Salma Manton praying
- the foreclosure of the equity and ia-dcTnp
'ion nf alt that part of Garden Lot N > (6) six,
situate in the County of Chatham about one qu tr
ter of .a mile south of the city of S ivanuuli, which
is known in the pla i of 'lie lots in o which x.ii i
Harden Lot 1106, six has been laid out and div i
ih-d by tlie numbers 16, 17, 13 and 19, 25, 95, 27,
2-5. 29,30 and 31, all which lots occupy The South
W stern quarter of said Garden Lot uo 6 six, an.l
constitute that part or quarter of said Garden
l,o - which lies West of Montgomery Street con-
tinu d, mortgaged by tlie said William Alford to
.he s id Sal 11.1 Manton on the twenty-first day ot
day me thousand eiglu bundl ed a id twenty-one
in secure the payment of 'lie same of three hun
dred an I fifty dollars due b) the s.aid William Al
ford to the said Salmon Manton as indorser <J'
Samuel Zetcomb.s note an 1 on open account.—0 -
motion D’f yon Si DeLainotta, attorneys for th-'
petitioner, it is oiilered tha- the principal au.l i.i
terest due on »aid mortgage and the costs of ttiis
proceeding he paid into Court within twelve
months fr <m tliis date or that from thenceforth,
such further proceedings be had as tlie law di
reels 1 And is further ordered that a copy o'
the. rule he published in one u!' tlie Gazettes ut
this Slate, at h 1st once n month, until the txpir-
ati in of ih? time within which the principal, i..
terest and cos' s due to the petioucr are direct!
to be paid iuto Court.
Extract from th” Minutes,
IOB T BDLi.ES, Clerk
julv 2 155
. v-Oli,t
•'CM l ,a
t the peli'ton of Enoch W 8poffi,i,L J
• W that he had posssesKo.l a Certain nr S 1
n 'e, dated at Bavannoh, June 1st, igoo , IT ’H
able four months after dale, to Frederic's*^3
or order, and by Frederick 8 Kell indoit a f
petitioner, for the si;m .>f nit ety twodeJl to
Hvo and a half cents, and which said Sl
mad- and signed by one Jas G Greenliow”' ’
whereofis nnnexeu to the said t'etition aCo pl
with the affidavit of the said Enoch w’s^ 1 '
-mil other evidence to prove the exio
toss if the said note is affiled in the #
If i<! ordered that the said Jag G Gre**!^
Frederick S Fell do shew cause ou „ r l H?"
first day of the next term of this Cnw t re
prayer of the petitioner should n ot 1..
And it is furl her ordered that this rule T*" 1 '
ILhed in-one or more of the ptihli* g l" 1
the said State once a mouth untif tijl*^ !,e *
pointed for shewing cause thereon. * tllr,ei
Extract from the minutes,
JOB T. HOLl.pe .
july 18 162 KS ' iM-
Ullty,
Georgia Effingham Co U n
to ill whom it nnv concern
Si OHF.REAS, Maris F. I’ati er , f '
W letters ofadmmistration oTtheTi 1
Zsgsr***" <*»»!
Now these are therefore to cite and ,1
all and singular the kindred an-| o
said ill ceased, t -> file their objection./r*
have) in my office, on or belore
December next, otherwise lettei-* nr* 1
tin* will be granted to the applicant* *
Given under my h ind and sea'. thi"« rn,,
November, 1822. ' th ^7 0
JOHN CHARLTON,,
nov 7
•217
Georgia—Kffingham County
'To ill whom i mar concern- '
^HKUEASMun. G. Porter, applies {-„
/ / ti rs ot aatninislrution on tlie ciL* ^
deceasea ' *™ 6 * , * 0, ler ' late of Kinnglia^'
Now these are therefore to cite amt .,u
al! and singular the kindred a-.d crmiL- ^
said deceased, to hie their objections, (if J,?
h .ve) in my office, on or before the 7.1, H ,
Deoembe, next, otl.erwi-e letters of ,,1,,^
l.nn will be granted to the applicant
Given under.ny land and seal, this 7U,
November, 1822, 1 “‘l 1 )
nov 7
•217
JOHN CHARLTON,
Inferior Court, Chat’ia’n Count!
CHAMBERS, 4th Nnv jgi)
/ \N the petition of John A. "cliro ler ,•
, f. lle i,:i " ' u), f'lt delit, at the suit Mill
Mafiryne, tint lie is Insolvent, but wilij.-.
surrender all hi.i estate, for the b,-ne(i oft,
11 tors, is tlie hw directs, nrnl prayiag for
under the Insolvent Ac's of this 3t .le—0*1
that tlie said John A. Schroder be broughtui
the Court House in Saavamiah, on 1 he 3| ,1,
January next, at 10 o’clock, to be li«ir.l;;in,!
notice thereof be guru to hi creditors, aRr(
ble to law. Extract from 'he Minu'es
JOB r BOLLf.S.cltAl
nov 4 fr214
Georgia —Chatham ('ounk
T all whom it may concern—
W HEREAS, George Glen, applies fr
ol adinimstrala.il on the remaining
-niin-;ti red e tate of Andrew McLean, U«|
Ciiathain Cuunty. planter, deceased.
Now these are therefore to cite and D,lnin
all and singular the kindred mid credit irs of
s-.id deceased, to file t'.ieir ohjeetioti (I'fimy 1
have) in my olfic” on or before tlie 1st d -y
December next; otherwise letters of a 'minis
ii-'n will tie granted to tlie applicant.
Witness die lion. Thomas N. More’, on 1
the Justices or l!ie fu-1 Court, iliis 1st fi:-
November, .A. I). one thousand tight Inin
md twenty iwo.
U-s] 8. M. BOND, c
nov 1 212
kxetirgia—tblhugiia n inmij.
To alt wiioni it may concern—
flAtt* 1 iEKE AS Murry Reed has applied to th
•s'# honoralilp the Cour of Ordinary ofEffing
h im Uonnty, for letiern of administimtion on tli
estate ot Elizabet 1 By-iride , decea»etl.
Now these are therefore to cite ami admomsi
ail md singular the kindred and creditors of tin
s:iid leeeasecj, to file their objections if any the;
have in my office, on or before the 23d of Dry
next, otherwise letters of administration will b-
grant- d to the applicant.
Given under my hand and seal, this23<i day •>
Nov 182
JOHN CHARLTON, c. c, a.
nov 23 231
Go >rgia—Chatham Couuty.
To ail whom ii may concern —
W HEREAS, Oliver M. I-ill (bridge,-appil;
le'tf-rs ol adini’U 1 ' jtiou on the v i-eL
sbam O'Neal late of Chatham County dectS
1 principal creditor
Now these are liereforc to cite and a<lra
I and singular the kindred and creditors
i fid d ;cease 1, u> file their objections (it'mr
■ove) in ;n_' office. <>n or before (tie Is, day of
•l iTiber m-xt; (.therwise letters of attm:,
viil bo granted to the applicant.
Witness tiie Hon Thomas N Morel one d
u.tliees of the t. fid Con-', this 1st dav of Nov
ler A. D. one thousand eight hundred wlti
y two,
[li] s. m. noNii.ri
nov 1 212
fINE months after date application *
J made to tlie Honorably the Ju-aicci
of rior t;otir' iv the Executrix') the rs«t^
• verge Myers for leave to sell ah ti e real."*
of said eslaii. l'or the be.ielU of dir heir*.
JANE MYI1KS, .W-vi
june 24 149
t t llu CX| il'.MIlll Ot 111). ID-.-,.Ills froili I. ..
» date t shall apply to honorable justices ufilu
Inferior Court of Chatham County, sitting for or
duinry purposes, for leave to sell lot no. seven
;een Twiggs county, on the waters of Pal
metto creek, containing two hundred and two
uid a half acres land, being part of the real es
tate of Christian Gugel, deceased, for the bene,
lit of thg heirs and creditors.
. . x , ADAM COPE, Adm’r.
jul 13 t160
iVotice,
James E. P. Wells, i Bi'l for discovery
„ , w - > account and par-
Stephen It. Proctor fc others. > tition
I I appearing to the satisfaction of tne Court
thut Stephen It. Proctor, Jives beyond tiie Ii
outs of this stale, therefore ordered that the said
itephen It. Proctor do pi Jbl, answer or demur t.
the bill in tints case, in three months fnin th#
publication of this order, otherwise tlie bill wi'-
1 taken against him pro conf'csso.
BENj. n. UUGENBH, Com. in Equity,
sept 26 i y
Georgia—Chatham County.
To all whom it may concern.
{ > Y ihe Honourable the Court of Ordinary ol
) Chatham Uounty.
Wherias G.-orge B Gumming, Executor ol
lolm Smith, dci has petitioned the Honourable
the Gour' of Ordinary of Chatham County to be
lismissed from his executorship.
Now therefore these are to cite and admonish
ill md singular the kindred and creditors of tli
said dec to lil” their objections [if any they I lave]
1 'i the Cl' rks office of the said Court 011 or before
lie 61I1 1 lay of January next otherwise letters .!iv
nissory will he granted to the petitioner
Witru s the honorable lohn F Williamson, out
>f the Justice* of Hie saiii Court at Savannah tin
'"’di day >f July 1822
[L S] S. M BOND, o.
inW 6 1.57
Georgia—Chatha d C-iouaty.
I n ,!. vliom ii may concern—
j>Y tin Honorable die Court of Ordinary ol
1 i hutlium County.
W liercaa Charles Dimltien administrator of I.
B Harrison, dec hr; pititioned the Honourable
he Court ot Ordi'-ary of Chatliam County to be
lismis, <1 from hi* administratorship.
Now therefore these are to cite and admonish
dl and singular the kindred and creditors of the
-aid deceased io file their objections [if any they
have) in the Clerks Otfice of the said Court on or
oefoie the 6th day of .Lunar; next, otherwise iet-
tersndnfissory will bi granted to die petitioner.
Witness tli” llonorabh. John P Wihamson one
ot the Justices of the said Court at Savannah tin
bill day of July 1822.
[L- s l 5 M ROND . c ..
Georgia—Chatham Couffiv.
To all whom ii mav rniic-.-.'n—
'* niEUK AS, Catliiivine Seymour, dr ; «
V trix of Gordon I. Seymour, dwt*
plies to be disch .rged from the said adw■'
tion.
Now these are therefore to cite amU'r*
all and singular the kindred and ci' ditovsfi
said deceased, to file their ohjecti i:is(if jl '
iave) in my office on or before t'18 fid 1
-I'uiuary m-xt; otherwise letter' disnu*
w.llbe grarited to tlie applicant
Witness the H011. I'limms ,V Morel otitr"
Justices of the s fid Court, this 6ifi day^
A. D. one thousand eight hundred sn 11 went)
[L. , ] S. M. BOND, c.c
inly 9 1.58
' I
.Votice.
V INK months after ii,ne t mall apply to ifi
Inferior Court of C'lathain County, for lea
• sill the remaining jvh) ‘4 «t‘
'" tiler, deceased, tor the u.-n fit >iio Ih-mm
JACtIB SHAFFER, Mttal. KVr.
moy « ui 165
Georgia —Chatham Count]
To -It wtiom it may concern, -
^11. REAS, Charles lloyi •
FJ of aU'niuisti'Htion on the estat and c '
of J0I1 - I.athrop, lati of Savannah in TcbzOt
in behalf of the heirs and credit >rs.
Now tin se ure therefore, to cite (fa
<11 and singular the kindred and entilitoi* u ^^
said deceased, to file their objection! (jW, j
ii ive) in my office, on or before t<i e ‘7*.' L,
December next, otherwise letters of l®*® i
tio.i wili in.: granted the applicant. ,
Witness, the hon. Thus. N. >*«rel» “
justice s , said court, tliis 14th day "I
A 11 1822. S. M HONDLc c.'
■v- 14 223 ^
lieurgia-—Chatham County*
To all whom it may concern— j
' Y 'he Honourable tlie Court ol Or
JSJ Chatham County.
Wfiereas Robert \V Pooler, administrs."H ;| J
h® will annexed] on the estate ol J -J
Bruce applies to be discharged from
•ration. _ . i mnn i?>
Now therefore these ure to cite nn<l > .. ^
>1) and singular the kindred and .credit!' 1
md deceased to file their objections [If » ,
i-ive] in the Clerks Office of the said ,-j
ir before the 6tli day of January nL ’ s , ’,° r ,eiiti'J
•i ttei's diamissory will be granted to tlie j'
Witness the Horn- able John P Willi"-" H
the Justices of the Sftid Court at.ia' j -- 111
‘ l: l' £ J4)y 1332