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SAVANNAH daily republican.
U'24! Vo1 ' XX -
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBEIl 11, 1822;
Whole No. 4067.
jNO, G. HOLCOMBE, Secr’y.
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In'.er
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TTCouncti’
* Novr.MBtn 28, 1822
„„ , w ah election for Recorder rtf
JRKF.I). th» l » hc ,, Rt the next regular
•J&Si XppUc»t* will l..~
with the Clerk o oun “. MY RRS, c. c.
236
• taiw 8 dotl.r*
rbKr^vrV-^” 1 -'
• month, must be as follow*,«««
* Cents Loaf 21b *1°**
i4 Cents Loaf Uh Ipi w :|i t.k.
fej> «■*",%K " “
' 104 • _
s v» \n> at
I p 00 r House and Hospital,
li riNti Committee for Novsmbir ■"«> »*
L ‘ . i’ll tULBS M’INTIRK and CHAS
rSSSSeSw- H ';u»
B >“ i ““ r !lOH“H<nPT.St.«r,l
213
JAMES DICK
y E9PECTKULLY informs his friends and the
V public, that, he has taken that commodious
store in the new brick buildings South Bast cor
ner of Market Square, and opposite the store of
Messrs. II', Inglis if Co. Gibbons’ buildings;
.vhere he has on hand, an 1 is still opening, a
handsome and general assortmens of
CHINA,
Glass and Earthenware.
Received direct from his Correspondents in Lit-
rpool The above articles arc Warranted of the
the first quality, being selected to order, and will
be sold wholesale or retail, as low and on as ac
commodating terms as any in the ity affords
The attention of families and Country Mer
chants in particular, is request towards them,
dec 2 11.237
"GEORGIA HO l EL,
r „>riSTCHURCH SQUARE,
“■ SAVANNAH.
lillS iMab'ithment has lately undergone a
throughp-pair. and considerable improve
have been added.
L Subscriber has taken it upon it long lease
I w jj| be open on Monday the 24th inst for
Jri -eri'ion and accommodation of Trav ellers
I Hoarders, having supplied his House with a
| aid general assortment of Furniture.
|eis ijetermint d that his Table shall be inferi
innoe, while this Bar shall afford the choic
.1 iquors of every description.
U. I l,e Stables are large and convenient, for
iccummodation of any number of Morses
i wJi preparations, added to the indefatlg*
attention which it will be bis study a id in
jt ,to bestow, he cannot but flatter bimsell
will receive that share of patronage and sup*
i which auclt arrangements may be entiti
ntVID M. FI ITS
iotsMiHiA, .AAw 21, 1822.
214
Njticc.
It HE copartnership existing between the sub
jcribi-r.since the 23d October, 1821, is ibu
J.linlived by mutual consent. Those indebt
|»ill make payment without delay to dames
tier, who is authorised to collect the same
J. W. CANNON.
JAMF.8 FOWLER.
J. W Cannon,
TILL continue the business at the same
’ sand,and will be thankful for the patron
the late customers of Cannon- k Fowler
i 16 225
Georgia—Chatham County.
To all whom it may concern—
;IIKR-.A9, A A Sineis, applies for lette
1 ol administration ontlit estate of Mrs. 2«i
n,late ofSavannuh widow deceased as prin
aal creditor.
L muse are therefore to cite and at monel
li d singular the kindred and creditors of tl
f ecease.l, to file their objections (if any tin
.tinmy office on or before the 26th day o
Kfmber next; otherwise letters of administra-
ji will he granted to the applicant.
[hitness the Hon Thomas N More one of tht
Lees of the said Court, this 26lh day of Nor
[ll. one thousand eight hundred and twenty-two
|J1, s I S. M BON 11, era
|ii"r 26 233
Watt iSf Smetts.
T AVK, within a few days r-ceivrd from the
most approved mills, and offer for sale on ac
commodating terms, at the duck lately occupied
hy Messrs Brown k Overatteet.
500,000 feet new prime sawed lumber of all des-
criptions,
ALSO
200,000 feet ranging timber,
250,000 Shingles.
The above assortment with what they are daily
receiving enable them to execute any orders.
Shortly expected a large supply of white and
red oak slaves.
dj’.Grders for lumber cut to any length will be
promptly attended to.
nov 26 Jt233
Dissolution of Copartnership.
r llK firm ofj G Bexar* A cti wasileaolv I by
mutual consent on the 26’.h September Isst;
those indebted will rfi ike payment on or before
the first day of December nexl to.I C Blance who
is authorized to collect the s ame; all those who
have any demands against the concern will please
render their bills in for payment.
.!. C. BLANCE.
J. G BLANCE
N B.—The business will be conducted hereaf
ter by J.fi. Blance <>n his own account under the
Bluff oil Williamsons wharf, where lie will keep a
constant supply oftlie best Groceries and Provis
ions. J. C. BLANCE.
nov 22 *t»230
NOTICE.
4 LL persons indebted to the subscriber either
by note or account are requested to call and
make payment by the first of January next, by so
doing they may save cost
CHARLES GREGORY.
I will sell out my stock of GROCERIES and
BUILDING, this stand for the grocery business is
the best and most convenient in west broad street.
Apply to the subscriber above
nov 22 230ext
Notice and Caution.
T7TIERRAS I have been informed that John
V V Carnoclian and Peter Mitchell of this City
have by sundry deeds recently mortgaged and
assigned to divers persona either their individual
creditors, creditors of the late firm of Camochau
Ik Mitchell, or others, all or sundry the property
and estate both real and personal of the said firm
as well as their own individual property and e*
late consisting together of houses, lots, lands
stores, w harts negroes &c. in Savannah and Da
rieu in Georgia or the neighborhood thereof, and
elsewhere with their interest or share in the stock
if the Lower Steam Mill near Darien, and sundry
shares in the United States Bank and other Banks,
•s well us sundry debts due to them in various
places, beside lands, lots, negroes Ike. in the ter
ritory nt Florida, and particularly one large irac’
of land b light of Forbes & Co. lying betwee,
die rivers St. Marks and Apalachicola in the tei
ritory of F'Uirida aforesaid.
These are hereby to caution the public agains
purchasing any part of tin* said property or es
late so conveyed, or any other property belong
ing to the said Carnochan Ik Mitchell or cither ot
them as 1 hold prior mortgages on the greats ,
part thereof which are on record in the registry
in Savannah and Darien aforesaid and in Charles
ton, S. C. and equitable liens on all the properly
of said John Carnochan and Peter Mitchell.
WILLIAM CHRISTIE, Savannah.
V The editors of the Courier, & City Gazette.
. Charleston; Floridian, at Pensacola; Recorde
d Milledgevi'le ; Republican, at Montgomery,
Alabama, and Chronic^, at Augusta ; are reques
edto insert the above advertisement once a
•vecK until countermanded, ami forward their
account* to this office for payment.
pine 6 tl34
Attention!—Georgia Hussars !
Cavalry Orders.
i/N'IE GEORGI V iUSSaR.o ;■ i* required t>
A be on their para ie ground, at 3 O’cl ick, P
on Friday the I3t!i inst. in full uniform an
completely equipped tor parade.
By order Lt Stilus, Commanding.
GORDON, lit fierg’t
-V-e fi 2H
Planters' Bank,
SAVANNAH, October 16th, 1822.
I(> F.SOLVED by the Board of Directors of the
f V Planters’ Bank ofthe State of Georgia, that
from and after this date, this Bank will not consi
der the notes of any of the Chartered Banks ol
the State of Georgia (the notes of the Planter*’
Hank excepted! that may be deposited in the
Planter's Bank by any person or persons, or by
any banking company whatsoever, or that may b ■
paid into the said bank to the credit of any p'-r
son or persons nr any banking company, -is ere
■0ing any claim in favor of such persons or such
banking company to demand that the checks or
inlers they or such banking company may is
sue on the mi l Planters’ Bank to be paid in spe
cie coin of gold or silver ; but that the Planters’
Hank will, for the accommodation of tht ir custo
mem, continue to receive as heretofore, in depos
iie and in payment of all notes deposited for col
'action, the notes of all the chartered banks of til
State, of Georgia, but will always reser e to itself
the right of choice in the notes of which of the
respective chartered bank* ofthe state of Ueor-
ifia, the said Planter’s Bank may prefer to make
in payment on the checks or orders being pre
sent ed of person or persons or any banking com
punvthat may have an amount at their credit in
bank.
Resolved, That for the information of customers
of the Planters’ Bank, that each one may know
lie amount of their respective deposits in the
;otes ofthe chartered banks ofthe state of Geor
gia, other than the Planters’Bank, and also the
.minin' of their deposits in the notes of the Plan,
ii is’ Bail* ; that the Cashier of this bank be in
si fueled to lave entered from and after this date
in 'lie books of tile customers of ibis institution,
•m their depositing the notes of the chartered
Banks as aforesaid, the following words to be pre
fixed to the respective sums they may depontn
in Bank, namely, “No'es ofthe Banks ofGeorgi.’’;
w hen notes of the Planters’ bauk afe deposited,
the entry to be made as such.
By order of the Hoard of Directors.
JOHN F. LLOYD,
Cashier pro tern
oct 17 Ar120l
Georgia—Chatham County.
I'a ill w'h m i’ may concern
y HEBKAS, Steph. n H Timmons, ol Savan-
a .Ii (,(fy'i,:s tor letters ot administration on
Le ejia'e (it Stephen Timmons late of Chatham
Wy deceased, in behalf ofthe heirs and credi
lr>
[Now these are herefore to cite and admonish
daiv'singular the kindred and creditors ol th<
lid deceased, ".file their objection, (if any they
Ve i'i m i olfic* ui or before the9th day ot !a -
p7 next; otherwise .lettera ot administration will
f granted to the applicant.
Witness ih-’ Hun Thomas N Morel on-’ of the
ptices ofthe said Court, this lQtli day of Decern
A. D. one thousand eight hundred ami twen
' two.
[ls] 9 M BOND, cc o
i nov 10 244
To the Public.
J CARNOCHAN and P. M ichel, are sorry to
• be again brought before the public b> a sc-
ond notice of Mr. Christies, who has ..ndoubi-
ly claims against them, w hich when linalli liqui-
fitted on the decision ot the suit now pending,
'li<*\ will trv to satisfy as soon us possible there
after. .
Die deeds under which Mr. Christie claims a.
. xclusive right to all the real and personal eslaf
of Carnochan & Mitehel, are considered as infor
mat, unjust and illegal Hence they have beer
brought anil are still before the Court, and ot liei
leeds have been executed and recorded, convei-
mg the property for toe use of all their creditors,
Mr. Christie.included; without any trust or r
servttion beneficial to C and M. or their families,
ami if this be not agreeable to that gentl e « an, it
imist nevertheless appear fair Ik equitahl • 'O tlr
nublic and all who have a sense of justice-
I lie Trustees under the late deeds are anxioui
to sell th- Lands in Florida, alluded to in the no-
lice of Mr. C and to apply the proceeds to the
mmediule payment of part ot his demand fc depo
sit a sufficiency i hereof to coverall III* claim, sub
ject to the decision of the Court—but his opposi
ti- n to unv reasonable sale, as one interested iii bis
,wn right, whilst injuring all parties concerned,
must be borne until a bale can be made under an
order of Court
june 8 136
,r T Editors of papers who insert Mr. Christie s
notice, will please insert the above until lus i,
witiulrawn, and forward their bills to this olhci
where they will be promptly paid by^ ^ ^
Notice.
V I.L persons having demands against the es
tate of the late Col. lames Johnston, ot Sa
anich, are requested to ren ler them dulv at-
tested, and those indebted to make payment to
pat. nous rouN,
Quul. Executor.
oct 22 203
Brigade Ordels.
Savannah, Oct. 2bth, 1822
"fAHE Brigade Inspector of the 1st Brigade will
forthw ith proceed to the annual convention of
the Field, Stall, Company and Nop commissioned
officers, and the muaters of the IF giments and
Battalions, composing the Brig ide for the purpose
of being train. <1 and mustered, by him in the ex
ercises and evolution* prescribed by Congress, in
conformity with tile 10th section of the Militia law
of 1818.
Hyordorof Gkkkral H.uuixx,
WM OVERSTREET, Aidde Camp.
Inspectors office, 4th \ov 1822.
In conformity with the. above order for tli
convention of the Field, Stall’, Company and
Non-Commissioned officers, and for th. review
id inspection of the 1st brigade of the mili'i
of Georgia. The Colonels or commanding <
ficers of regiment* composing the same a
hereby ordered and directed to have their r.
pective commands underarm* on their usual gen
eral parade grounds, for the purpoae of b. i
ned in the exercises and evolutions preset'
en by Congress, at 11 o’clock, on the followin
’ ys, viz
On Wednesday the 4<h December next, the re
view and inspection of tile Camden county Bai
(alien.
On Friday the 6th December, the review and
nspection of Wayn county battalion
On Saturday the 7th December, the review
. id inspection of tilvnn county Battalion.
On Monday the Ot Ii December, the review an
ispertiioo of the McIntosh county Battalion
On Wednesday the 11th December, the re
view and inspection of the Liberty county Batta
lion.
On Friday the 13th December, the review am
inspection ofthe Brvan count Battalion
On Monday the 16th Deremher, the review and
inspection of the Chatham county Battalion, b.
'inging to the 35th regiment.
On Tuesd.y the 17'h December, the review
and inspection of the Effingham county Battalion
On Thursday the Kith January next, a conven
'ion of the Field, Stuff, Company, and Non-com
missioned officers of the 1st regiment, (city of Sa
vannah,) amt on the following Friday the I7'li
January, the review and inspection of the whom
regiment.
Both officers an t privates are especially re
quired to be armed and accoutered according to
law, and tile Field officers of the Brigade to at.
tend the reviews within their respective coin-
mauds for the purpose of superintending and en
forcing the prescribed system of discipline
WM. P. BOWEN,
Brig. Iissp- c. 1st Brig. 1st Div Geo Midi
nov 2t i'1
ARRANGEMENT
Notice to Travellers to and from
Savannah.
>\ UNION of se I'im ■ i' having ' .ken p’ac ■ be-
we n n the propri* tors of the nr v I'm,- of
; 'agr., established on the nor h side of the Sa.
annah river, between Savannah and Hamburg,
uid Augusta, connected by the S'entn Boa* Car.
olina to Purvsburg—>nd llie line of Stage* out qf
Siwannuh, ii.i tlie south side of said river; the
St ge Olfice of both will, hence forward, be kept
at the City tto'el in Savannah—where die p dilic
tre resp ctfidly i .formH that scats, on either
route, are in future to be applied for. .
To illustra'- the benefits of the two establish
ments, as they are to operite to the. public at
large, it need only be stated that.
The old Georgia line,will arrive fidcriart on tho
same day* as heretofore, tiitil 4ill quicken it*
pare so as that passengeis will be' i ken thro’in
two days, between sun and sun, lhn4afl' r ling a
pleasant and delightful mode of transportation to
Indies and persons indelicate health, <>r io tlmie
who travel fur pietuture rather than on urgent bu
siness.
The newline in Carotin i is gotten up on quite
a different principle. Passenger, are taken tinny
Bol'on'a wharf, adjoining the tax lunge, a* V>
o’clock, every day, on bo rj the steam Boat Cur.
nlina, and are land.-d at Purj'.hu'g (dining iu the
boat) in from three to four hours, accoi ling to
the s ate ofthe tide and sit ength of the current—
tuey are then placed immediatidy ii a co nmodi-
<us Post Chaise, and liken (by ripi I drives, in
ir.«- hands of sober, i xperienced Coachmen, and
ible and gentle Horses, the way being lighted
with a large lamp or lanthern on the tup of the
carriage) through to Hamburg and Augusta, so
a to arrive at those places by, from 9 to 10 o’ 'nek
the following morning; changing llo'ses on the
wav at an average distance of 11 miles, and sup
ping a' Mathew’s Bluff (the half way It iusc) and
breakfasting one change of Cavalry short of Au*
gos-a.
Return! .g—A Coach will leave Augusta and
arrive at Savannah, at the same hours as those
specified going up: Dining and supping on the
road,and breakfasting on board the steam novt,
which remains nil night at I’urys burg, to receive
the passengers at 7 o’clock the next morning,
itage offic» m Augusta, for the Carolina
fixed at the Planters Hotel, an 1 .it the
PnMce, in Hamburg, That of the Ge >rgia
Superior Court—Chatham County
Jxxl'aut Tsrm, 1822.
The President and Vice j
President of the Union So- I
ciety and the 1st and 2nd 1
Directresses of the Female yllule Nisi
Asylum of Savannah I ,
Georgia—Chatham t 1 ounty.
T al vrlioni 1 n»v c ncern—
[7UEREAS, John \clam Einck of Chatham
v County applies for letters of administration
Ijt hie estate of John Adatfi Eirick iate ol said
deceased, as nex' of kin,
JW these are therefore to cite and admonish
>1 singular die kindred und creditors of tin
aid deceased, to file their object ion (if any they
L'e) in my office on or nefore tlu- 9lli day ot
pimisr' next; otherwise letters of adminiatration
*'ill be granted to the applicant.
"irn. ss the Hon. Thomas N Morel, one ol
IU»eJustices of the said Court, this 10th day ot
Ibrremher, A. D. one thousand eight hundred
|*ttd twenty two.
Ils) S. M BOND, c. c. o
dee lb 24'
Interim Court, Chatham County.
CHAMBERS,4Ui Nov. 1822.
[JT hie petition of John A Schroder, s' .ling
ly/ dtat be isin jail, for debt, at the suit of Wm
R'filryne, t!r.it lie is Insolvent, but willing to
u 1 render all his estate, for the benefit "1 hiscre-
h '>r», a»the law directs, and praying for rebel
| under theln w ive,it Acts of tins State—Ordered,
» a >> :, e <aid.fi.hn A. Schroder be brought up,
he l.ourt ’House in Saa' annah, on the 3d 'lay
I January next, at ID o’clock, to be heard; and mat
notice thereof be given to his creditors, agreea
.ole to law. Extract from the Minutes,
k. job T BOLLES, clerk.
nov4 |t214
The Paragon Toll Mil,
I!KING now in complete order will receive
rough Rice, be beat on toll at any time a
r the lot it of September next, or earlier if
viahed. Earns on the Mill may be secured by
...plication to Jacob Read or William Kilpatrick
.! Drakies, alter the 15th of August, each turn
vili onsist of 200 tierces of clean rice, provided
he mill is kept furnished with rough rice^
.fitly 30
fl67
Georgia—Chatham County
To all « horn it may concern—
y HEREAS, Rober' II Pettigrew Esq applies
for letters ol administration on the remain
„ g unadminiaiered estate of George Myers late
if Savannah Carpenter deceased, in oehalt ofthe
'“plow these are therefore to cite and a'l'nonrsi
ill ami singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to file their ob.iections (i any the-
iuve) in my office on or before the 6t 1 ‘ ^ "
lanuary, next; otherwise letters of administra
tion will be granted to the applicant.
Wi'ness the Hon. Thomas N 'Iwel, one .
i lie Justices ofthe said Court, ylus 9th dayyd^ D
cember A D
twenty two,
dec 10
Edward Bourquin. J
U PON the petition of the President and Vice
President ofthe Union Society and the First
and Second Directresses of the Female Asylum
of Savannah, praying the foreclosure of the Equi
ty of Redemption of all that Bridge situate on
Ogeechee River, on the road leading from Darien
to Savannah, and about fourteen miles from the
ci v of Savannah, and known by the name of Hills
Bridge, together with one hundred acres of land
iginnll) granted and reserved for the use of the
-rry across which the aforesaid Bridge has been
reeled, and which said land is bounded north-
irdly by land belonging to Mr. Mongin and Mr
lc.AMister, eastwaruly and southwardly by land be
.gingtoMr. McAllister and vvestwardly by the
er Ogeechee, which said bridge and lands were
... irtgag.cl by Edward Bourquin to the said peti
tioners by deed, bearing date on the 17th day of
pril; 1819, to secure the payment of a certain
riling obligatory ofeven date with thesame m..rt
ige, made and entered into Ivy the same Edward
>uratlin to and with the said petitioners in the
final sum of eight thousand dollars, conditioned
for the payment of the aum of two thousand dol
lars on or before the 17th day of April in the year
eighteen hundred and twenty, and the further
siiiii of two thousand dollars on or before the 17th
lay of April 1821, with the lawful interest from the
dine of the said bond, and that there is now due
the said bond and mortgage, and unpaid the
sum of two thousand dollars with lawful interest
om the 17th day of April 1819. Whereupon
„n motion of Richard W. Habersham, Attorney
for the petitioners it i» ordered that the princi
pal interest and costs due on the said bond and
mortgage be paid i-.lo court within twelve months
from this date, or that otherwise the Equity of
Redemption (unless cause 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
if the general assembly in such cases mane and
one thousand eight hundred am
S M. BOND, c c o
244
Georgia—Chatham County.
r° whom it.mav concern,
MIKHKAS, UhaiWHoyt, applies for letters
<>f administration on the estate and effects
.1 olin Lathrop, late of Savannah merchant dec
4n °* l ' ,e heirs and creditors.
Now tlirse are therefore, to cite and admonish
Wl»nd aingtil.r the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to file their objections (if any they
fi ve) in my office, on or before the 14th nay "I
hietinber next, otherwise letters of administra-
w dl begrame.1 the applicant.
"ttuess, tlie lion. Thus. N. Morel, one of the
justices of said court, this 14th day of November,
S. M. BOND, c. o.o.
nov 14 2Sft
Georgia^—Chatham County.
To all whom it may concern—
V HERE AS, Catharine Seymour, imministn.
trix of Gui don l. Seymour, deceased, ap
..lies to be discharged from the said adinmistr
l °Now these are therefore to cite and admonisl
.11 and siiuniiar the kindred and creditors ot tht
Si to file their objections (if any they
nvc. in my office on or before the 6th day oi
Unitary next; otherwise letters d.snnssory
.vill be granted to the applicant. f ,
Witness tltf Hon. Thomas N- More one of tht
list ices of the said Court, this 6th day of Ju>
.. D. one thousand eight hundred and twenty-one
rt g 1 S* M. r
july 0 158
Permanuut EugWMi School.
Mr. Jam 8 A Bollough,
L ATELY Irani >. aHe-, on, intend* opening a
School in this city, in which will be taught
.11 those everal branches general y comprised in
an English education
He will likewise, if applied to, attend to the in
struction of Y null is private amities. For par.
ticulars, reference may be bad to Re ..lamest).
Andrew, Rev. Geo. White, Mr. IsaaC D’Lvoni ainl
Mr De ViH-v*
The subscriber being inured to a Southern cli
m re, should he succeed in rui-ing a school, would
not it is presumable, conceive lumself necesait <
led at the approach of the sickly season, io relin
quish Ids little charge, as those ire . ho . migrat*
from the north, and «ho are from the al rm exci
tid, compelled to seek shelter in some more salo
brousclime; but would be willing io remain here
during the summer and fall inondis of the next
ear. Those who patronize lorn, may consider
eir children as placed in a permanent and es
tablistied school.
The subscriber may be found by such as may
wish an interview with him, at his residence at
Sir. Rolfe’s in .Montgomery street, or at tne Me
thodist Parsonage occasionally,
dec 10 244
rout: remains at tlu Globe Eavtrn.
By the operation of the Steamboat f;a d'ma,
Passengers w ill be taken to Hit.• fr im Ufi • on,
in ing and enibarking at f’ury sburg, vh con
tract <r for carrying the nor hern in in p • dgi.ig
liiinsel!, to rvili daily and constantly, r^mfin't ,o!e
four wheel vehic.s beivvet-n Porys ,urg nd
hai.eston, competent to car.y si c - .rs
oonvenl' ntly I he Stven Office tor tlr . i , is
now estal. ished at the i it Hotel ill *av aninJtf and
asheretofoie, at tiie Post office in Uharlestnn
I'he Uaricn Mages continue to operate,as i re.
tofore, between Sa.annah an! that iilave, tod lie
stage office tor thut linecotilinuts at ill. Cil> Ho
tel.
SILAS HOLLIS,
Proprietor of'lie N. iner a r • te.
LAMB K DEM I !',
Proprietors of the Sonin. (e.
J.AOtlPM' K,
Prop; ietor of the At esiern Ga PNitetoPi. „ ■>’«
ELKA7.KR EARLY, for . it, a
DANlEI.W McKB.NZlB,
Proprietors of iiie new Wester . via..Mina r .utc,
rt. c 5 l‘2‘10
And it is further ordered that this tule be pub
fished 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 said Edward Bour-
nuiu at least six months previous to the time the
said money is hereby ordered to be paid into tins
court. ...
Extract from the minutes.
JOB T. BOLLES, lerk.
19
INSTRUCTION ON
The VioVvn and F\v\le.
\TR. HENRY, firs'. A'iohn in '.he Sa-ann ih The-
f l atre,intends to give Instruction on the above
instruments. He will be found at the House ot
Hr Louis II Eurth.
no. 23 4231
Wood and Lumber Yard.
■i UK subscribe" oilers :or ..ale very Inw a large
supp'y of EIRE WOOD and l.UMBER, and
nforms the public that he will cut any quantity of
iinber Spar-^ Stiaf'ls for Rice mills, or saw any
pianlity of Lumber to bills at very short notice or
any order in the above line will be thankfully re
nived Hy Wm Bird-at Camp Jackson, or by the
-eubsciber. DAVID A. 8 I’ROBHAR
nov 7 4t21T
j»n 23
Notice.
VMNE months after date, application will be
made the honorable Judges of the Inferioi
Court of Chatham county, for leave to sell all the
real property of Thomas H. Mitllryne, minor, and
being f«. >l>« Ve ne "* ’Ja-Ib’mULLRYNE,
. Guardian lor T. II. Jlluliryno
may 15
Notice.
A LL persons having demands against the es
tate of John Da*ison, late of Chatham coun
ty, deceased, will present their accounts legally
attested; and those indebted will please to make
immediate payment to
F. H. FEAY, Adm’r.
nov 26 f r 233
(tv^INE months after date application will be
made to the Inferior Court of Chatham Could
ty sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sel
sundry building lots oil the South Common neai
Savannah, one third of a lotiiiYamacraw, and two
lots m 4tn district, Early county, being part of
the real estate of Stephen Craft, deceased, for the
benefit ofthe heirs and creditors.
ELIZABETH CRAFT- Adm’rx.
july 9 $ol58
cm Hortiu
AWF.JVVV.iff.
iS\RRAN BYRD returns Im.'ii ..Iks ' Hi
'ij lie in general and to his f ie:. ri in pai iic u ..r,
for the patronage wnichiltey have It. r,- of'#e ox
ide I to him, as th: estanlwlier of said Hotel.
After 'wo years of servitude and intemiiting
zeal tomake it the great Hoi I . hie It m ne'uliar
it nation, and its other advaulagea .IciutmWd it
huul.lbe—he is induced to retire back ot: tarfes-
on account "f the unwillingness wuit n his
family manifests at leaving that place for'hi |„
ing so he carries dong{with him feelings uf rat-
itude to many indiviifi alshere, who h n'e exic.-ld-
ed to him their countenance amt siiprmrt—md
iie Jakes much pleasure in reeummeu-l.ngAu the
puolic the iiidtvolual wmm tin proprietor lus
-eleclvd for his successor.
ilis time in the Hotel closes with this .la , and
Mr John Miller’s courutcnces in tlv* m irui ig of
o-morrow.
Orran Byrd will remain in Savannah lo.,g e-
lough to bring ail his pecuniary I ausactions to a
final and complete doae-rund Ii. w i-lies al p.-r-
sons having c aims against hint io cxinoii iIk .one
si Ins Room in llie City Hotel—a.s.i In .e.ires
-.itch us are indebted to him In make immediMte
pay ment.
John Miller,
l.ate ofthe Plain. lion, .gists, informs the
public that lie has luk n ifie above mnuun.ed Ci.
> Hotel inSavusuafi t the peculiar .< i' lnuigea
of which an m re particularly se t lonr li in lie
notice ofthe p >prietora ot all tne stages going out
of the said City.
He would just say that it is his intention to dc-
■erve the continued patronage of i lie liberal and
gene rous community which received his prede
cessor with open arms among them, uvl extended
io the City Hotel so much of thttit favour,
elec 5 1210
CVYY UO VEL,
SAVANNAH.
J OHN MILLER has taken John P Denney into
Copartnership, in future thi* CM.ibkahment
vt ill be conducted by them under .he fitm of Mil
ler Ik Denney. JOHN MILLER.
JOHN P. DENNi;Y,
elec 10 244
The Savannah Library
VS open for the delivery of Bonk* on Monday,
i Wednesday and Friday, from 4 .to 6 o clock,
aug 8 in
vN^LNE months after date ajiplicaiion will be
maele to the lion. Inferior Court of Camden
County for leave to sell all 'he real estate of Dr.
John Ross, dec laying in said county for the ben
efit of the heirs and creditors of his estate.
BELTON A COPP,
lAcbn'r of tlieestate of Jno. Ross, not
administered.—with the wilt annexed
april 2 6^
V INF. months alter date application wili be
Ll nv.de to the Hon. the .Justices ot the inferior
court of Effingham County, for leave to sell the
real estate belonging to the estate of Temple
Tullos, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors.
WM. SPIER, Adm’ur.
Alarch 9 o§ 58
Brought to Gaol
I N Savannah, Dec. 2.1, J822, a negro woman
who says her name is Betsty, and that she be
longs to John Smith, of Jaspei county. She is
about 20 years of age, and five leet four inches
high. She says she tan away tw > months age-j
and with a white man named George Williams.
H. M’CALL, j c a.
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