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K>E\LANDS, &c. Western Hotel. TMR subscriber srill reitiairn a* Cspt. B Mims 5 well known stand, where ■ Jl!j Green and Centre strevtsinierser.t each " p|P,£i other, and directly opposite the Market ‘fcmti'the Augusta Bridge; and when taking into consideration the %lca*antnest of the situation, good water, low prices, and his attention to mace those comfortable who call, he hopes to Obtain a reason ible share of public patronage. Am excellent Wagon Yard ,is also kept by the Subscriber. RATES. Man per day, $1 25 Man and Horse per day,4 2 00 Hone per day, 75 be. &c. be. WOOnSON^T.IGON. ^The Ssvannah Republican, will please give the above an insertion once a week till the first of ■lann iarv, 1823, and forward his account to the August* Advertiser for paymetit.| A igutta, Aug 21 178 For Sale, Ttvo Dwelling Houses, situated in a central part of the city. They will he sold very low for cash. For particu lars apply at . h.iUtbndge's huAHfence Office, tin the Hay, opposite the Exchange, oc* 31 211 . To /dent, * The Store in Jones* buildings on he Hsv, next to the one occupied by Smith St Turner, an excellent stand for 1 business. Also, several Dwelling Houses anJ W are r >oms. Atiplv to li. &. J. HAUERSIIAM. nov 12 *221 T EAST FboIUDA T.ANDS, Eon SALE OR HARTER, V PLANTATION on Amelia Island, containing ... 700 acres with a settlement thereon, and has The Trustees of the Sa- 1 RULE fclSl. U PON the petition of Iliohttrd Richardson, as signee of William lay, praying the forcclo md highland, on the river St Mar)'* about 30, sure of the equity of redemption, of all those two miles above its mouth. Lots of Land, situate, lying, and being in the city Another tract of500 acres of Land, on Hawke’s of Savannah, adjoining each other, and known and llluml nn ill. fivPr St. lolllla. ffiatiiKriilah*..! It. r.l.n ..I llw. mi.I kt- ll,a '>« en under cultivation in Cuttons A 11 act of 250 acres nfLaod near the above. A valuable tract of 1050 acres of prime Swamp or Fleming's Island on the river St. John*. These lands are of Hie first quality remarkabh healthy situations, and in good heart They will neauny situations, amt in poo l near' 1 ney win warn, bounded east by M'Intosh street, west by he 9oln cheap either for cash, or « xchanged for Chippewa square, north by Hull street, and sooth Negroes or merchandize, or they v Jl be let on by M'Donough street, together with All and sin- lease on reasonable terpis; but t e proprietor gular the building and improvements thereon; ivmiLI nrpfcrtn ioin inv («piitlpma whor.rn fur. whirl* cowl 1.%fu sarUK iKa ku'ilrlmm r would prefer to join any Gent lema who can fur nish sufficient hands in planting the Amelia Island plantation, under his super intendance. Description of the Lands may be seon, and terms made known, on applicu'tort to UAKER & MINTON: dec 5 229 Valuable Lands for Sale. ME bllowiog vaht'ble Lands will be sold at low prices, and on accommodating terms if e rly inplicatiim be ma le to the subscriber. One tract Contamii g 5205 a ’.res at the head of Sspi lo river, in the Coil ity of M'Intosh, near the old Court 'Louie, consisting of Inland Swamp, of the first quality—prime Cotton Land and Pine barren, fitmerly the property of Robert Baillie, deceased. An undivide 1 two thirds of a tract of about 2000 acres, situate 1 on Crooked River in Cam leu County, well suited for the cn'tivition of Cotton and considered very valuable. Anply to GEORGE SCHLEY, nov 12 ap221 No. 1 Comme-ce Row, Tide Swamp Plantation. tfW'IH sub e iber ..lie -s tor sale that well known JL pianist in 1 ealle I BREWTON-HILL, Immediately bel >w the city of Savannah, contain ing 230 acres of prime river swamp ; about 215 acr s under good banks and in nlanting ordc and between 1 and 200 acres of high land. Buildings suffi lent tor a gang of a hundred negroes, with barns, tic. I'erms accommodating to a goo 1 purchaser.— P"'-further particulars apply to Messrs li. ?{ J. HABERSHAM, or to the subscriber in Charles ton. H. M. H AIG nov 13 *223 For Sale, A LL that valuable true 1 or parcel of land £nnwn by the name of Nelville situated in South Carolina about two itriles from Savannah. This tract is considered one of the host for a Rice plan- tation in its neighbnrh'iod, and contains Eight hundred and eighty-four acres It adjoins Mr Thomas Young Gen. Huger, und Mr. Nicholas Cruger. Persons who may wish to purchase will examine the premises, A good tittle will be given and the times of sale will be reasonable Appli, cation to be made to WM MAL LORY Agent of Hamlin Mallorv. uov 15 225 The Public I S informed that the claim ol Hamlin Mallory to the tract of land in South Carolina, called Nelville, is now in u train for Judicial investiga tion, until the termination of which, some risk will be incurred by those who mav purchase. WM. L. D WIS. dec 2 237 For Sale, /\ Tide land plantation, upon Savannah River iaieiy iii the occupation of Dr. Win. War!ey deceased—containing about 610 acres of prime ewamp; with the plantation or separately, will be sold .thirty Negroes now upon it. The above pro perty will be sold at public auction on or about the 15th December next, unless previously dispos ed of by private contract For particulars apply to TUP 19 81 REED, oct 24 |205 Caution and Yotice. R H. PETTIGREW, Esq. having given notice ♦in the last Georgian, that no person has a right to rent the House belonging to thescstatc of John Anderson, I hereby give NOTICE. That I will rent the house and premises on half Lot No. 9, 2d Tything, Reynolds ward, formerly the property of John Anderson, (which, I pre sume, Mr. Pettigrew has reference to) to any responsible tenant, at a moderate price, and will guarantee to said tenant the undisturbed posses sion against Mr. Pettigrew’s claim, the subscriber holding legal Sheriffs Titles. C. H. HAYDEN. nor 20 |228 For Sale, r HE lalsnd of Great Warsaw, with its appen dages. This Island is bounded by the north bv great WareAw sound, to the west by Romney marsh cre k, the principd inland naviga'ion through hatham •ountv, smith by little Warsaw sound, and east by the At antio ocean It con. tains bv survey of John McKinnon in 1797 wi'h its appendages 4650 acres, oqt of which, it is stated to have of Live Oak, Cedar, Cabbage tree, Pine and Red Hay (original growth) 683 acres, old fields 35 acres, anil fresh water poo ls 103 acre", the latter easily drained and mav be made valuable; exclusive of several detached Ham mocks in Romney Marsh containing 113 acres, all accessible by creeks, and separated from the main island by navigable creeks and a canal; 'he remainder is salt feeding mitrshes, Pine land an 1 other inferior lands, only fit for wild range — Much of the Live Oak and Cedar Timber, is fi' for ship building, and aullicient to supply frames, fit for vessels from 300 lo 350 tons- good landing- to supply the Savannah market with fuel, and he cabbage tree more abundant tlvih on any island on the cyast of South Carolina or Georgia l liis Island has been '■hieffy appropriated to die raising of live s'oek for ihe Sa'annah market, well know tn have been ever exempt from dis ease in cattle, to w hich many islands m our coast are subjected tn, at present it has on it about two hundred head of horned cattle, all tractable and under the management of three stock k"ep- ere, about the same number of sheep, (West India. Bre-ai! and upwards of two hundred go ts, exclusive of Hogs. Three settlements are on the island occupied by the stock keepers, on.* of which has a framed building of 18 by 28 feet, and the oilier ttvo, buddings of 15 by 20 feet each, exclusive of out buildings This island in my opinion is well worth the attention of any one who wishes an insular situation, being healthy and a compact property; also capable of work ing of 25 hands lo advantage and leaving a trieuniel change of fresh land. There can he no doubt of the soil being ell adapted to the culture of cotton—I have had two effd industrious negroes on the island for four years, more as stock keepers than as workers, and they have lor the three lart successive years provided me with three heavy bales of Sea Island Cotton, ilic sla- pie much approved and admired by purchase) s. Three fourths of this belo »gs to an es'ate, the other fourth to myself, but to ac :ommo late a purchaser, the whole is offered for sale. For any further information and terms, spplv to N TURNBULL. Deptford Hill, 23 nov C'*'' )* Savannah River Lands. Cherry Hill for Sale. • Valuable Plantation in Bryan county, sititat- ou ed on the south side of the Great Ogeechee river, about 5 miles below Hill’s Bridge, and 20 miles from Savannah, containing two hundred and ninetv acres of nver swamp of the first quality,on an excellent pitch of tide, two hundred of which are cleared and under dams; and three hundred and filly .seven acres ol high land of mixed quali ties one hundred and fifty of wliich are cleared and fenced. There are now growing on this plan tations, crops ot cotton and rice, by the appear ance's of which the qualities of the lands under cultivation may be estimated. There are a large and commodious barn, ma chine and machine house, cotton, corn and gin houses alt nearly new; an overseer’s house, a comfortable dwelling house, stables, chair house, he. negro houses for the accommodation of from 50 to 60 negroes and one of the best springs ot water in the low country. There is also attached to Cherry Hill a tract of five hundred acres of pine land, from which all the lumber, rails, staves, Ike to be used on the place, may be procured. A Plat of the above land may be seen at the office of the subscriber, in the Exchange, Savan nah. For terms, apply to Mr. l imes S. Bond, Darien, to It. P. Uemere, Esq. Brvun county, or to SAMUEL M. BOND aug 22 fl77 For Sale. A LL that small plantation containing fifty acres . of prime land late the residence of Thos. G, Davis, abou 612 miles from Savannah, adjuining lands of Mr. Thos Gibbon;, estate MacK >ys and Mr. C Hunks, within a half mile of the Augusta foadjon said place is a dwelling house and other convenient out buildings, and about twenty five a- cres of said land is under good fencing, also there is a good stock of grapevines, and the best peach orchard in the county; the above place is well cal- culated for a good garden and a small Farm, hav ing a well of excellent water—the above place will be sold by permission of the Court of Ordina- ty. Apply to CHARLES GREGORY, Ex’r will Titos G. Davis. IT If the above place is not sold before the first January next, it will then he let out at the highest bidder for 011c year.—Also wil) be hired three prime field hands, and a boy. nov 22 ca*230 LL persons bavin# demands against the es oil tale of Henry Keiffer, late of White Bluff district, Chatham county, deceased, are hereby notified to present them to me, duly attested, Within the time prescribed by law—otherwise payment will be debarred, and those indebted tu *r'-I-estate are reques- > - > mak-pa- oent to IIAN \ Ati KEIFFER, Qua!. Ex’x. net 3$ i*m- Superior £ourt—Chatham County Jistiiki Tkrm, 1922, Richafd Richardson, vs. distinguished in the plan of the n&id city, by the number twenty-nine (29) and thirty, 30, Brown ward, bounded east by MRntosh street, west by which said two lots, with the building and other appurtenances, were mortgaged hy the Trustees of the Savannah Theatre to the said William Jay, 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 sum of fourteen thousand nine hundred and sixty dol lars. with lawful interest on eleven thousand dol lars, from the firsi of October, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen; and on three thousand nine hundred and six'y dollars, from the first of December, eighteen hundred and eighteen, ac knowledged thereby to be justly due and owing to the said W illiam Jay, for his advances in com pleting and finishing the said Theatre, for the ma terials for the said building, and the hire of labor ers and workmen, on or before the date of the said deed of mortgage, and which said mortgage was afterwards assigned to the said Richard Rich ardson, for a full and valuable consideration, as stated in tiies'd-l petition. And that there is now due and unpsi.l on the said debt and mortgage, the sum of fourteen thousand und ninety dollars and eight cents of principal, with the interest thereon, from the twenty-fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and nineteen. On mcnior. of Richard W. Habersham, attorney for the said Richard Richardson. It is ordered, that the principal, interest, and costs, due upon the wid mortgage, be paid into court within twelve monthuf root this date, or that otherwise, the equi ty of redemption in the said mortgaged premises, be forec lo» d front thenceforth, ami tfia' such fur ther and oilier* proceeding* take place, a* art; pursuant to the art of the legislature of the slate of Geo gia, in such case made and provided. An<l it is further ordered, that this rule be pub lished in one or more of the G:wcttes of the city of Savannah, at least once a month for twelve' month;,,or served on the mortgagees, at least six months previous to the time the said money in 1 hereby ordered to be paid into this court. Extract from the minutes, JOB. T. BOLLES, Clerk. jan 23 19 Superior Court—Chatham County. Jaxcakv I'khx, 1922. John Bolton, The legal representatives of ^ u * Elizabeth Box,deceased. TPON the petition of John Bolton, lately ... trading under the firm of Robert und John Bolton, praying the foreclosure of the Equity of re lemption of all that tract of land, situate iii the county Chatham, known by the name of Burrock, containing one hundred and ten and one hail acres, bounded westerly by Pemkrook plantation southerly by land granted to John Carey, er iter, ly by Thunderbolt creek and marsh, which se parates it front Isle of Hope and northerly by said Thund rbolt ertek us will more particularly appear by a plat annexed to the deed of mort gage, which wtid tract ol land win mortgaged to the said Robert and John Bolton by deed, bear- ing date on the thirteenth day of April, in the year one thousand ci^ht hundred anil seven, bj one Elizabeth Box, since deceased, to secure the payment of a certain writing obligatory of even date with the said mortgage, made and entered into by said Elizabeth, with said petition in the 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 and fifteen dollars and fifty three cents, with interest from the date thereof, on or before the first day of April then next en suing—»and Hist there is now due ami unpaid on the said bond the sum of one thousand and eighty six dollars and thirty four cents of principal, with la "fill interest thereon from the twenty ninth day of January, one thousand eight hundred and six- Georgia—Chatham County. KsciiKvron’. Orrirr, July 30, 1822. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. \ I.L persons having demands against the e- late of Andrew Casely, 1 -tely of Savannah, 1 alien (Jrreased, who was a limner horn at —— in Italy, and who died without will and without heirs,are requested to present them duly attested, and with the proper vouchers to support the sam- on or before the first <:av of July next, otherwise payment will be debared. All persons having demands against the eststt of George Foggie, lately of Savannah, an alien deceased, who was a olacksmith, sod born at —— in Scotland, and who died without wil an., w'thout heirs, are requested to present them duly attested, and with tne pioper vouchers to support the same, on or before the first day of July next, otherwise payment will be debared. All persons having demands against the estat. of Alfred White, lately of Savunnah, deceased, who was a waggoner (birth place unknown) an_ who died without will and 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 be debarred. All persons having demands against the estate of James McCuib, lately of Savannah, an alien,de ceased, who was an innkeeper, born ht — in Ireland, and who died without will amt without heirs, are requested to present them, duly attest ed, and w ith the proper vouchers to support tin same, on or before the first day of J-ily uext.oth erwisc payment will be debarred. All persons having demands against tbe estate of Thomas Bourdon, litely of Savannah, an alien, deceased, who was a merchant, born at — in Ireland, and who died without will and without heirs, are requested to present them duly attest ed, and with til - proper vouchers to support the same, on or bef ne the first d4y of July next, oth erwise payment will be debarred. All persons hieing demands against the cstnte of William Slaving, lately of Savannah, an alien, deceased, who was a house carpenter, horn at New Castle upon Tyne In England, and who died without will and without heirs, are requested to present them duly attested, and with the proper vouchers to support the same on or before the fust day of July next, otherwise payment will he debarred. S. M. BOND, k. c. c. julv 30 167 Superior Court—Chatham County. Mat Tunis, 1922, Caroline Centner, T vs. > Divorce. William Centner, } rnHG Sheriff of tit-* county of Chatham having l made his return in the above case, that the defendant is not to be found in the county of Chatham aforesaid. On motion of M. bheftall, senior, plaintiffs attorney, it is ordered, that the said defendant make his answer or defensive al- Tgatior in writing, personally, or by his attorney, on and before the next term of this Court, and 'hat’thia order be puhlbhod in one of the Ga zettes of litis city once a month until said term of court. , Extract from the minutes, JOB T IIOLI.K9, Clerk. aug 15 174 /sk.i,. (■ „ . ... ... teen Whereupon on motion of Richard W. and situate in the {Rate of .9 .uth Carolina opno- mnnth . , k ‘ j,.. „ ."l" ‘T ‘**"5 land situate in the State of S ,uth Carolina oppo- ZiX E 'T,'" T..,'* v* »ita the city of .'Savannah, containing about 525 a- i v of redefinition fm * U ol "-‘!' w,!ict,, ' E< l' u - cres formerly the property of Wuf Telfair Esq. 1 r S if !, T t | hereon t0 l ' e dec. fronting nn Savannah back river and adjoin- t 1 1 le «» d m °rtgaged premises he ing southward by the plantation of Major John £ d'oS ^‘iin^’ ^ T 8 “ Cl ’ fur ' Srrivu,, r. L, .h- I-.- v,i _.ii u,ep 8,1,1 otner proceedings take place, as are Scriven fit northward by the late Edward Telfair Esq. about one hundred and eighty acres ofthe-a- bove tract are of the first quality tide Swamp, a part of which was formerly cultivated, of the re mainder ftom 50 to 60 acres are of second quali ty rice land* and the residue back swamp—the lands arc on an excellent pitch of tide. I'he terms of sale will be one halt cash, the bal ance payable in one year with interest Irom day of sale at 7 per centum secured by a mortgage on the property. Persons wishing to purchase can examine the titles at the office of the niberibe r to Savannah at any time before thedav wf sale. R W. HABERSH AM. dec 2 237 I he editor of the Charleston Con rier will please insert the above until the first of January next aqd render his bills to the office of the Uepubli. can for p-aymenl. To Rent, W H ARP Lot and Stores No. 9, Late the pro. perty of the Estate of Pat Stanton dec. for terms which will be moderate apply to JOHN GRiftW’-.' dec 237 pursuant to the act of the General Aiiirnbly, in such case made and provided. And it is further ordered, That this rule he pub- fished in one or more of the public Gazettes o! the city of Savannah, at least once a month for twelve months, or served on the legal repre- senlatives of the said Elizabeth Box, at least six months previous to the time the said money is hereby ordered to he paid into this Court. Extract from the minutes, JOB T. BOLLES, Clerk. jan 23 19 'The Subscriber R F.SPEC I FULLY informs toe inhabit m'.s it Savannah an<l its vicinity, that lie will ipen a SCHOOL for the reception of young ladies and gentlemen, on Monday the 18th of November, in vt tncli will be taught all the requisites of a cor rect huglwh education, together with the ‘Latin, Greek, French anj Italian languages. lie has taken the room occasionally occupied by the Union Society, in the west end of the Acade my. Lor terms of tuition and other information, ap ply at the store of Baldwin Li Hayward, a few doors west of the City Hotel. „ FARWEF.L JONES. nov 1.3 222 notice: . I.L persons indebted to the estate of.lohn and —4 Marcy Moore, of Effinguam County deer as. eel to come forward and make payment and tliosj that have any accounts, to present ihem to. HF.ZKKIAH EVANS, Adm’r, sept 23 V-a191* Georgia—Effingham County. I'o all whom it may concern— W HEREAS J. M. Dasher administrator of the estate of Benjamin Dasher, has petitioned the lion, the court of ordinary of Effingham coun- 'y. to bt discharged from the administration of said estate. Now these are therefore to cite and admonish all anu singular the kindred and creditors of the- t0 file their objections (if any tbev have) in my office, on or bef .re the 6th day of niS*' '“ nJ “ J >'"*o, dec# CHARLTON, c. c.o. V] INE months after date, application will he 11 made to the honorable the t'ourt ofOrdina ry for leave to sell all the real estate of Peter McKarlane, Sen. deceased, ami A D. McFarlane deceased—consisting of one lot in the City of Sa vannah, known in the plan of said city by letter , Y) Bwensburgh Oglethorpe Ward, being'674 feet in width and 1124 feet in depth Also, lot letter (W.) adjoining lot letter (Y-.) and the samif size. Also, 2024 acres of land lying an Clear Creek Wilkinson County, known as No. 140. Also, 2024 acres of land lying in latwrens coun ty, known No. 62. One tract, also, lying in Lawrenscounty, known as No 85. Also, 135 acres lying on Rocky Creek, Wilkes couhty, known as No, 118. DAVID A. STHOBHAR, A.lm’cr July 3 §156 Superior Court—Chatham County. Mat Tsrjc, 1822. Salma Miinton, vs y Petition for Foreclosure William Alford j • U PON the petition of.Salma Mnnton praying the foreclosure of the equity ami redemp- 'ion of all that part of Garden Lot No (6) six, situate in the Cunnty of Chatham about one qii ir ter of a mile south of the city of Savannah, which is known in the plan of 1 he lots into which said Garden Lot no 6. six has been laid out and dhi (led hy the numbers 16, 17, 18 and 19,95, 26, 27, 28. 29,30 and 31, all which lots occupy the South Western quarter of said G -rden Lot no 6 six, and constitute that part or quarter of said Garden Lot which lies West of Montgomery Street con tinued, mortgaged by the said William’ Alford tu the said Salma Mauton «« the twenty-first day ol May one thousand eiglu hundred a id (went) one to secure the payrm?nt of i(ic same of three him dred and fifty dollars due hy the said William Al ford tu die said Salmon Manton as indorser of Samuel /.elcombs mite and mi open account.—Oa motion ll’Lvon Si UeLamoita, attorneys for the petitioner, it U ordered tliu' lie principal and hi teresl due on said mortgage tad the costs of this proceeding >e paid into C .urt within twelve months fr.nn this dale or that from thenceforth, such further proceeding* be had as the law di re, ts: And ; is further ordered that a copy ot this rule he published in one of the Gazettes of this State, at least once a month, until the expir ation of ihe time within which the principal, in terest and cost* due to the pciioner are directed to' be paid into Court. Extraci from the Minutes, JOB ! BOLLES, Clerk. julv 2 155 \ INE mouths after Jhe date ol this notice, ap- plication will be ma le to the honorable the Justices ot the Inferior Court of Liberty Countv, for permission to sella tract of land belonging 10 the estate%)f John Fulton, dec. containing 230 acres, on tne stage road, bounded west by Mac Pherson’s land, and, at the time of survey, on all other sides by vacant land. WH P. FULTON, Adm’r. ELIZABETH FULTON. Adm’x oct 31 211 t 1 the expiration of nine niontlis it-o.n tins date 1 shall upply to honorable justices of the Inferior Court of Chatham County, sitting furor dmary purposes, for leuve to sell lot no. seven, teen Twiggs county, on the waters of Pal metto creek, containing two hundred and two and a haif acres land, being part of the real ea- tale of Christian Gugel, deceased, for the bene, ht of the heirs and creditor*. . . J ADAM COPE, Adm’r. jul 1.3 flfiO JYotice, James E. P. Wells, ) Bill for discovery u . . V8 ' >count "and pur- 9 eplien R. Proctor k others. ) tition 11’ appearing to the satisfaction of the Court I. that Stephen K. Proctor, live* beyond the li* wits of this state, therefore ordered that the saio o1 u-^ 111{ ‘ ,,roctor pl““d» answer or demur tu the bill in this case, in three months from tn* publication of this order, otherwise tbe bill will ;>e taken against nim pro confesso. ueorgiu—httingHam ■ County. I'o all whom it may concern— ' liVjMlKRK\s Mui 1 / Reed has applied to tin honorable the Court of Ordinary of Effing ham t ounty, for letters of administration on tin estate of Elizabeth By mde , deceased. Now these are therefore to cite and admoni-il. all ami singular the kindred and creditors of tin said 'I ceased, to file their objections if any they have m my office, nn or before the 23d of Dec next, -llicrwise letters of administration will be grant -.1 to the applicant. Given under my hand and seal, this 23 I day ol Nov 1822. JOHN CHARI,TON, c. c. o. nov 23 231 Georgia—Chatham County. To all whom it may concern. I > Y the Honourable the Court of Ordinary of 8 3 Chatham County. Whertas George B Cumming, Executor ol lolin Smith, dec has petitioned the Honourable the Court of Ordinary of Chatham County to bt lismissed from liis executorship. Now therefore these are to cite and admonisl alj and singular the kindred and creditors of the laid dec to file tlujir objections [ifany they have] iit the Clerks Office ofthq said Court on or before lie 6lh day of January iie-xl otherwise letters dis- missqry will be granted to the petitioner. Witness the honorable John I’ Williamson, out of the Justices of the said Court at Savannah tin dlli day of July 1822 [L S] S. M. BOND, o. .jufy 6 157 males, Nth‘first Till'd*' in January next sold at the court house in the nitv«,(' s hetwt en 1 lit- hours of ten and four 1 'll Hie right title and interest which j,a "dell may have In a family of nine nee- . Flora, Prissey, Luke, Roger, Lis»v, ,l ei ie v °'c David and Tom. Levied on by a Consiu -utisfy an execution from justice Kpplai./ " in favor of \sron Morgan vs John K (wf William Williams security and returned to Also, n mulatto woman n uned Jane ",1" child, levied on as the properly of Avsh 1 lo satisfy two executions from Justice n iu< c nirt, in favor of John llaupt and other, . " ed to me by a constable, and sold at i|,' the former purchaser, he not liavjm,' n *^, 0 with the term* of sale. 4 wplic Also, all the Buildings on lot NoU « Washington ward, bounded north by by Bryan strcel, east by lot No 13, No 15, levied on as the property of j„' 7 ' < ‘'- berts, to satisfy an execution, C. II, John I Roberts, indorser. ' ,aei) R Also, Buildings on the north corner of, t lot, known by Eirica’s old field, levied on?* property of Henry Freeman, to satisfy „„ tion from a Justice’s court infaynr of John a*’ 1 ' rick, returned to me by a oonstsble *'&• Also, lot No 24, and Buildings, Currie t levied on ns the propi rty of George Milieu i tisfy an execution in favor of Win Crsic ' ABM. D’LY0h : llc . dec 242 W SherilF Sales. On the Jirst Tuesday in r rbnmry„ n! ILL b« sold at the Court House 4 o’clock. of Savannah, between tbe houijo' 1 ''® 11 •01 Ijv All lhat moiety or equal half, part or a., . all lh .1 lot of land situate lying and be/j. , , city of Savanuslt, and known in the Phio/rlp I ty, by tlie number nine (Pi second Ty';.). nold’s ward with the improvement tyJ/ mortgag’d by Bernard Meynardic to 7*}’ ner; R vicfi on under a rule absolute, ' Su|>erior court of Chstham county. ' ' ’ **® I Alsu, the following N groes, Hob, Rn* t . ' and her child, levied on as the property of \£L I Buford, under a foreclosure of a in'ortfrtM ^ ?| vorof Joseph Gumming. * ABRAHAM D’LY0N,„ t dec 7 242 Sheriff’s bales. On the first Tuesday in January nei*, O/IU- he sold ut the Court House m'g borough, Liberty county, at the hours, a tract of land containing Fmr lljnJg Acres more or less lying on Taylor* Cr-el, si is a large Dwelling House slid other out kU mgs, also a Mill scat, said land butting and bwi i"g on lands of John Sin vlie and oiliers-le* nn as the projicriy of Simon A. Kinter, town «n execution in favor of his faxes doe ;hc u and county, for the years 18 ’0 and 1821. , JOHN 8TKWART, «.u« dec 7 212 Georgia—Chatha a CouiUy. To ull whom it may concern « *Y the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of 13 hatham County. 1 V4 hereas Charles Dunham administrator of I U Harrison, dec has petitioned the Honourable r .. V uur 5p Ordinary of Chat'iiim County to lismissed from his administratorship. Now therefore tli-.-se are to cite and admonish dlland singular the kiirlrcd and creditors of tin said decease'! to hie their objections [if any the, have] in the Clerks Office of the said Court on befoie the 6th ; |a> of January next, otherwise le’.~ w' 11 b< G' nt,,, Vi to the petitioner. Witness the Honorable John P Wiliamson one blh day ofofoly'ih^ C0Urtrt SaVan, ‘ a, ‘ U - . t 1 * S M BOND. > c J , VoticB. V?nI 4 .r i, !!' Sa,ler,Uu apply toth. InfenoNCourt of Chatham County, for k*a> -o scj 1 the remaining real estate if Halibus alufler, deceased, for tlic ben lit of the heirs may 3 ^'wS 8UAFFEU ’ Qua1 ' City Marshal’s Sales continaeJ. On the first Tuesday in Jan. next, V/ll I- be sold iii front ot itie Ouurt.lloiiieil t J the City of Savannah, between thelunij of ten and three A’clock, All those buildings on lot number 26, Greet Ward, levied on as the property of Joseph M,n to satisfy his citv takes fur the year ',32k mount tine, SS 62 and costs. Alsu, lot No 5 and buddings, Greene Wui bounded east by Hon ton street, souili by»laj aest hy lot No 4 and north hy Urnogliton iL> j levied on as the properly of the eitaie of Geoi] Byers, t-> satisfy the said estates city tuesibri year 18.12 Aniuuni due, 32 dolls .5i)aiiilco*b.| \l u>, Lot No 33 and buddings, Erin Win iv«i bounded east by Lot No. 34, south bv ffmnghtJ street, we*t by West-Bruml street,an.l itnrtn l)| l.ane, levied on as the property ofTU 1’ C!i tun, to satisfy Ins city t i.xes for the year 18211 1822 Amount due fi >5 62 and c s s Man, lot Nu 1 and buildings, ll.-lyth'u tvtli llealhcoate ward, bounded east by lot Nn 2, s by a lane, west by Birnard street, and north j bt lame*’ sqnar , Icvjed on as the properly oil! estate of f Mui,t.ui, t o .satisfy hiscoatmistioatg for the tear io2u, and ihe estates tiiv Uxo I the year 1821 and 1822. Amount duo, g266 j and costs AI«o, buildings on lot No 7, St (Unis, bum* east by lot Na 6, south by Zubly street, so; I lot Nu 8 and north by Orange street, Icvie-: i tbeoroperty of Maria Golien, to istisi'v hcii taxes for the year 1822. Amount due JlJl I"-' rests. . • ■ 7 3l£ F. M. STONE,et| In Council, Citv nv Savaxsaii, 7t!i Jan. 1822.1 O N motion, R. tiilvd, lliat llieG, v M>r*Wf proceed lo a.Uerlise Uldlt'I ontl*M Eu-sday in December next, all the city Inis 1 !ii:n re-entered, unle.,.. me amount due urf in be paid on «*r befoi“ tbe dayof sde. A true extract fr nn the minii es, WM. MOREL, c c. |im»] City Marshal's Sales cjulintu On the first Tuesday tn January iwl [ N confoi'inity witli .the above MMiUMtf hereby give notice, that if liie rei|i«*J ■;rqu d rents due on the following lo'.’, ir "- paid previous lo tin date above mentioii-dd** 1 proceed to sell the MM, . Also, welt half of Filature J.ot, 63 bounded east bv e ist li:dr of paid lot, south Julian street, west by Reynolds square,wd ""I by Bryan street, re-entered as the property #ftM| esiaie of G. Myers, for four quartern _ , Also, lot No 33, Franklin u aid, 60 bi 5i» bound east bi lot No 34, south by Bw 1 '! stree', west by West Droid street, sndf' 1 " 111 1 u lane, re-entered as the droperly ot 8, | for seventeen quarters. .... Also, lot No 34, Elbert Ward, 69 by.-' 01 * bounded east by lot No 35, sunlit by D»w.*l west by lot Vo 336, north by a lane, T die property of S. I -iward for four Also, lot No 5, Greene Ward, bJhy-'J *1 bounded east by Houston street, south “.“ 'l west by lot No 6, and north by llro.ightmi *“ J re entered as the property of the tiUlc 0 * Myers, f'.ir four quarters n1 Also, lot No 2o, Brown ward, ® ®f 3 bounded east by lot 25, souili by Hull slreCl .jl by Sooit street, and north by a lane, re . t " , ou ;| on as the property of estate It. Hakt" 1 ' 10 I quarters. „ F. M. ST0A®i a *’ dee 7 212 Georgia—Chatham Coup*}* I’o all whom it may cimcen'"' . v 0 (| B Y the Honourable the Court ol wr*>» > Chatham County. W bereas Robert W Pooler, admim* ^ be will annexed] on the estate ul Bruce applies to be discliargedft' ornS!i ‘ 1 rutio11 ' • .„,i «lllE» ,!i Now therefore these are to cite ani ‘II and singular the kindred mid credito ^1 ■•'id deceased to file their objections l” 0 J iii 4he Clerks Office of the said <i loitbre the 6th day of January nesh letters .Jismissory will be granted to tut I Wituftas the Honorable John P W^ 1J ®^i,ihi <f the Justices of tbe stud Court at ot uh day of July 1322 in*v 6 ' 157 — INE months after date •PP licu ^ 1 ' 0 i t« 4 made to ihe Honorable tbe Jus ^ nf rim (Jourt by the Executrix o lnr0 ,);| •c.ug- Myers for leave to scjl al> fi' 0 ‘ ■ , • said estate for the be iclit *)]* ‘ JANE MYitl.'’"" june 24 149