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SAVANNAH DAILY REPUBLICAN.
246 Vol. XX.
THUH&HAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12 1822.
Whole No. 4068.
rmim*i ,mT8 °f Pilota S e -
C COyrftAGT WANTKI). .
_ nQ V, c „i|j bo received for keeping in
nOPOSA'-” d f(>r clwning keeping;
r r£r^«r.lcr,.he»uoy. in Si,
V one year Apphcat.on. to be
i?
JN 0, a HOLCOMBE, Srcr’y.
I",v order
226'
Jn Council,
Notemh*i« 28, 1822.
nn-HVl) that »n election for Recorder of
R ?rivHo take place at the next regular
216 '
Assize of Bread.
. ~r Flour bnnrr 8 ooIMrs
'"^zs.Kw.iSr.r »-ii «-.h,
f.-n' month, must he ss follows, via.
IJi Cent* Loaf 21b 4foz,
i 61 Cent* Loaf lib 2ox. ... .
■ notice.
t 191
Jl.A V A iN M r\ H
Poor House and Hospital.
-mtTiNfl Committee forNovswaan and Dr-
,U„a, CHARLES MlNTIKE and CH \«.
hY V. Attending; Physician, Dr. WM. II. CUY-
Hv order of the Hoard.
JOHN IIAUPT, Steward
> 213
"GKORGI YHOi'EL,
«lPi'jsr church square,
SAVANNAH,
kvtis Estsblishment haalitely undergone a
through repair, and considerable improve
iisSiuve been added.
h. S-bscriber ha* taken it upon a long lease,
lit will be open on Monday the 24th inst. for
[ ..etp'ion and accommodation of Traveller*
l,i nmrilers, having *upplied hi* House with a
L and general assortment of Furniture.
[lie is determined that his Table shall he inferi-
ftonn 'e, while this Bar shall afford the clioic-
L Liq.jora of every description.
-j- t'he Stable* are large and convenient, fir
\» irrnmmodstion of any number of Ilorscs-.rjD
1’ithtiirh preparations, added to the indef’i'iga-
|» attention which it will be hi* study and in-
Jiaatioo to bestow, he cannot but flatter himself
ni'l receive that share of patronage and sup-
ir : , to which such arrangements may be entitl-
DAVID M. FITTS.
Vi’sritinA, .Vot>. 21, 1322,
| sm W 234
Notice.
Iltr copartnership existing between the sub-
vfibers since the 23d October, 1821, is this
f'lissolved by mutual consent. Those indebt
ed! make payment without delay to James
brier,» ho is authorised to collect the same
J. W. CANNON.
JAMES FOWLER.
J. W Cannon,
!I r !l.T. continue the business at the same
IT stand, and will he thankful for the patron-
■f 'he late customers of Cannon &. Fowler.
«t IS 225
Georgia—Chatham County.
To all whom it may concern—
HniEUEAS, A. A Smets, applies for letters
|V ol'admimrl ration on the estate of Mrs. Jane
ins,late of Savannah widow deceased as prin
|»l creditor.
iKo'v these are therefore to cite and admonish
I ml singular the kindred and creditor* of th
II Irnilllil. to file their objections (if any they
|'t) in my office on or before the 26th day of
prober next; otherwise letters of administra-
r will be granted to the applicant.
■Witness the lion Thomas N. Morel one of the
1st cos of the said Court, this 26th day of Nov
I lb one thousand eight hundred and iwenty-iwo.
1 «,1 8. M. BOND, c co
i 26 231
Georgia—Chatham County.
To nil whom it may concern
rum:AS, Stephen II. Timmons, of 3ivan-
rnh applies lor letters ot administration on
estate of Stephen Timmons late of Chatham
smty deceased, in behalf of the heirs and credi
V
Swtlieseare dterefore to cite and admonish
Mil singular the kindred and creditors of the
L 1 dferssod, to file theiV objections (if any they
' in my office on or before the 9th day ot Jan.
h 1 next; otherwise letters of administration will
(granted to the applicant.
Witness die tIon Thomas N Morel one of the
pees of the said Court, this 10th day of Decern
A. D. one thousand eight hundred and twen
| two.
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nnv 10
244
8. M. BOND, c c o.
JAMES DICK
fl ESPECTFULLY inform* his friend* ahd the
*V public, that he has taken ihat commodiotei
store in the new brick buildings South East cor
oer of Market Square, and opposite the store of
Messrs. H\ Inglis ti Co, Gibbons’ buildings;
where he ha* on hand, an I is still opening! a
handsome and general assortmens of
CHINA,
Glass and Earthenware.
Received direct from hi* Correspondents in Liv
erpool The above articles are warranted bf the
the first qualitt, being selected to order, and will
be sold -tthtlrmlr or retail, as low and on as ac
commodating terms, as any in the - ity affords
The attention of Families and Country Mer
chant* in particular, is request towards them,
dec 2 4l237
Watt Smetts.
\ TAVF, within a few dir . .vr.riv-d from the
P most approved mills, a id olfur for sale on ac
commodating terms, at the duck lately occupied
by Messrs Brown b Overstreet.
500,000 feet new prime sawed lumber of all des
criptions,
ALSO.
200,000 feet ranging timber,
250,000 Shingles.
The above assortment with wlnt they are daily
receiving enable them to execute am orders.
Shortly expected a large supply of white and
red oak staves.
Xj’O'-dera lor lumber cut to any length will be
promptly attended to.
mV 26 win
Notice and Caution.
W HEREAS I have been informed that John
Carnochan and Peter Mitchell of this City
have by sundry deeds recently mortgaged anil
assigned to divers persons either their indiviihia.
creditors, creditors of the late firm of Carnocha ,
b Mitchell, or others, ull or sundry the proper’v
and estate both real and personal of the said firir
as well as their own individual property and e<
tate consisting tow-ther of bouses lots, lands
stores, wharfs, negfroes 8tc. in Savannah and it:,
ricn in Georgia or the neighborhood thereof, an
elsewhere with their interest or share in the stock
of the Lower Steam Mill near Darien, and sundry
shares in the United States Bank and oilier Banks,
as well as sundry debts due to them in various
places, beside lands, lots, negroes be. in the ter
ritory ot Florida, and particularly one large t> ai
of land bought of Forbes b Cn. lying bet wee
the rivers St. Murks and Apalachicola in the tei
ritory of Florida aforesaid.
These are hereby to caution the public ugaim.
purchasing any part of the said property or cs
tate so convey ed, or any o'her property belong
ing to the said Carnochan b Mitchell or either of
them as I hold prior trortgagos on the greatest
part thereof v. Iiich are on record in the registry
in Savannah and Darien aforesaid and in Cliarle-
ton, S. C. and equitable lieus on all the property
of said John Carnochan and Peter Mitchell
WILLIAM CHRISTIE, Savannah.
• * The edh ors of the Courier, h City Gazette.
>' Charleston; Floridian, at Pensacola; Recoulei
it Milledg-ville i Republiraiv, at Montgomery,
Alabama, and Chronicle, at Augusta ; are requta
ed to insert the above advertisement once a
week until countermanded, and forward- their
iccounts to this office for payment.
'line 6 tl34
Georgia—Chatham County.
To all whom it may concern—
(UKIIEAS, John Adam Eirick of Chatham
County applies for letters of administration
m edate of John Adam Eirick late of aaid
deceased, as next of kin.
n, v iliese are therefore to cite and admonish
"(l singular the kindred and creditors of the
r deceased, to file their objection (if any they
f' e ) in my office on or before the 9th day of
| lin, ty next j otherwise letters of administration
j,'. grunted to the applicant.
I'ViltK-SH the |[nn, Thomas N. Morel, one ot
[ c Justices of the said Court, this 10th day ot
Im-mber, A. D. one thousand eight hundred
I'd twenty two.
To the Public.
J CARNOCHAN and P. Mitchel, are sorry to
• be again bmug/i 1 before the public by a se-
-otid notice of Mr. Christies who lias ,indoubt-
!y claims against them, which when finally liqui
dated on the decision of the suit now pending,
thev will try to satisfy as soon as possible there-
sfter.
The deeds under which Mr. Christie claims an
exclusive right to all the real and personal esut .
of Carnochan V Mitchel, are considered ns infor
mal, unjust and illegal. Hence they have been
brought and are still before, the Court, and other
. eds have been executed and recorded, convey,
ing the property far the use ot all their creditor?.
Mr. Christie included i without any trust or re
nervation beneficial to O. and M. or their families;
and if this be not agreeable to that gem Ho an, ii
must nevertheless appear fair b equitable'othe
public and all who have a sense ofyustice.
The Trustees under the late deeds are anxious
to sell the Lands in Florida, alluded to in the no
tice of Mr. C. ami to apply the proceeds to tlu
immediate payment of part of his demand bdepo
sit a sufficiency thereof to coverall his claim, sub
jeetto the decision of the Court—but his opposi-
on to any reasonable sale, as one interested in hi»
iw right, whilst injuring all parties concerned,
must be borne until a sale can be made under an
irder of Court,
june 8 136
Qjp Editors of papers w ho inset t Mr. Christie’s
. nice, will please insert the above until Ins is
withdrawn, and forward their bills to ibis office
where they will be promptly paid by
J. C. b P. M.
dec 10
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244
S. M. BOND, o. c. o.
Idler
flor Gourt, Chatham County.
CHAMBERS,4th Nov. 1822.
|A the petition n f John A. Schroder, stating
' ie is in jail, for debt, at the suit of Win.
im-nv r ' C, i i' e >» Into!vent, but willing to
, r . , er *" hi* estate, for the benefit of his cre-
luif-rt? , lw ‘hrects, and praying for relief
at thl • w' vent Acls this State—Ordered,
e Cn,„ S ,' u Schroder be brought up, at
nnaru ,° U8t ln S! ‘»vannab, on the 3d day of
loiirc V' eX '.® l 1,1 “’clock, to be heard; and that
Seta law* 0 * be 8 ,vei 'to his creditovs, agreea-
■ Extract from the Minutes.
,, , JOB T BOLLES, clerk
’ 4 fT214
Georgia—Chatham County.
H .?®i!yi lorn it may concern,
.. , Charles Hoyt, applies for letters
k>f John r a , n i s,r stion on the estate anil ettects
in , ,°P> of Savannah merchant dec
A Now it, 0 le ,le ' r ® ar >d creditors.
dUml „• esft ,“ rc 'herelbre, to cite and admonish
•‘hhleauEIVm W . n 1 re<lftnd creditors of the
h.ve) fi*mv fi e lhfcir ob j ection ® c ,f the y
Ikcf-mK,!!/ °lnce, on or before the 14th'day ot
tion win u nexl ’ ol '* e rwise letters bf administra-
» will be granted theuppheam.
justice* of’.?’f hon ‘ ri h ! > ®' N. Morel, one of the
A b i(«') Wu CPurt > this 14th day of November,
i»»v)4 tm S-U. BOND, c. co.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
r HE firm of.I G lii.A.xrr. b Co was dissolved by
mu'ual consent on the 26th Sfptemher last;
those indebted will make payment on or before
the li «t dav of December next to J C Blance who
is authorized to collect the same; all those who
have any demands against the concern will please
render their bills in for payment.
J.C. BLANCE.
J.G. BLANCE.
N B —The business will be conducted hereaf.
ter by J. C. Blam e on his own account under the
llhtff on Williamsons wharf, where he will keep a
constant supply ofthe best Groceries and Provis.
''0»»- J. C. BLANCE.
nor 22 at f 230
“notice:
A LT. persons indebted to the subscriber either
by note or account are requested to call and
muke payment by the first of January next, by so
doing they may Bave cost
CHARLES GREGORY,
I will aeil 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 230ca4
Planters' Bank,
SAVANNAH, October 16th, 1822.
R ESOLVED by the Board of Director* ofthe
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 of
the State of Georgia (the notes of the Planters’
Bank excepted) that may be deposited in the
Planter’s Bank by any person or persons, or by
any banking company whatsoever, or that may be
n od into the said bank to the credit of any per
son or persona or any banking company, as cre-
•it'mpr any claim in favor of such persona or such
binking company to demand that the checks or
orders they or such banking company may is
■ie on the. said Plantes’ Bank to be paid in spe-
t ie coin of gold or silver ; but that the Planters’
Bank will, for the accommodation of their cu*to.
mi rs, continue to receive ns heretofore, in depo*
i.t and in payment of alt notes deposited for col
lection, the notes of all the chartered banks of th ■
state, nf Georgia, but will always reserve to itself
'lie light nf choice in the notes of which of the
- -spective chartered banka of tbe state of Genr.
1,'ia, th- mid Planter’s Bank may prefi r to make
inpayment on the checks or orders being pre
sented of person or persons or any Dunking com
pany that may have an amount at their credit in
bank.
lies.,hr,l. That for the information of ciictomera
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’Bunk, and also the
intount of their deposits in tbe notes of toe Plan,
tors’ Ilanx ; that the Cashier nf this bank be in.
•iructed to have entered 'rum anil after this date
in'he books of the customers nfthis institution,
on their depositing the notes of the cluttered
Banks as aforesaid, the following words to be pre
fixed to the respective sums they may deposite
m Bank, namely, “Notes ofthe Banks ofGeorgia”;
when notes ol‘ the Planters’ bank are dr. osited,
the .entry to be made as such.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JOHN F. LLOYD,
Cashier pro tem
net 17 sr!201
Notice.
A id. persons having demands against the
tate of the late Cot. James Johnston, of Sa-
vannah, are requested to render them duly at
tested, and those indebted to make payment to
net 22
20d
PAT. IIOUSTOUN,
Qua/. Executor,
Attention!—Georgia Hussars !
Cavalry Orders.
/jl^tlEGEORGIA HUSSARS are required to
be on their paro le ground, at 3 o’clock, P
M on Friday the 13th inst. in full uniform and
completely equipped for parade.
By order Lt. Stilus, Commanding.
GORDON, 1st Serg’t
dee C 241
Brigade Orders.
Savannah, Oct. 2oth, 1823.
T HE Brigade In-pect >rofthe 1st Brigade will
forthwith proceed to flic annual convention of
the Field, Stall, Company and Non-commissioned
officers, and the musters of the Regiments and
Battalions, composing the Brigade for the purpose
of being trained and mustefred, bv him in the ex
ercises and evolutions prescribed by Congress, in
conformity with the JOth section of the Mdilia law
of 1818.
llyordorof fiiTtiu Hisnr.x,
, WM. OVERSTREET, Aidde Camp.
luipertort office, \t\ A'ov. 1822,
In conformity with the above order for the
convention of the Field, Staff, Company and
Non-Commissioned officers, and for the review
nd.inspection of the 1st brigade of the militia
ot Georgia. The Colonels or commanding of
ficers of regiments composing the same are
hereby ordered and directed to have their res
pective commands underarms on their usual gen-
■ral parade grounds, for the purpose of being
trained in the exercises and evolutions prescrih.
d by Congresa, at 11 o’clock, on the following
Lys, viz
On Wednesday the 4th December next, the re
view and inspection of the Camden county lint
talion.
•On Friday the 6th December, the review and
inspection of Wayne county bat'alion.
On Saturday the 7lh December, the review
and inspection of Glynn county Battalion.
On Monday the 9ih December, the review and
inspectiion of the McIntosh county Uat'.alinn. .
On Wednesday the 11th December, the re
view and inspection of the Liberty county Batta
lion.
On Friday the 13th December, the review amt
inspection ofthe Urvnn county Battalion
On Mondaythe 16th December, the review and
inspection nf the dial ham county Battalion, be
longing to the 35th regit'eM.
On Tue-iliy the 17'h December, the review
and inspection ofthe Effingham county Battalion
On Thursday the 16th January next, aconven
tion of the Field, Stall', Company, and Non com-
missioned officers ofthe 1st regiment, (city of Sa
vannah,) and on the following Friday tbe 17th
January, the review and inspection of the whole
regiment.
Both officers and privates are especially re
quired to he a' med and accoutered according to
law, and the Field officers of U'e Brigade to at
tend the vev iews within their respective com
mands for the purpose of superintending and en
forcing the prescribed svslein of discipline.
WM. P.ROWEN,
Brig. Insure. 1st Brig. 1st l)iv. Geo. Militia,
nov 21 229
The Paragon loll Mil,
B EING now in complete order will receive
rough Rice, to be beat on toll at any time a
erthe 10tn of September next, or earlier it
wished. Turns on the Mill may be secured by
ipplicalion to Jacob Read or William Kilpatrick
at Drakies, alter the 15lh of August, each turn
will consist of 200 tierces of clean rice, provided
the mill is kept lurnished w ith rough rice.
JACOB READ.
july 30 tl67
Georgia—Chatham County.
To all whom it may concern—
f WHEREAS, Robert H Pettigrew F,*q applies
\/i# for letters ol administration on the remain
ing unadministered estate of George Myers late
nf Savannah Carpenter deceased, in behalf ol the
Now these are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors ofthe
said deceased, to file their objections (it any the;,
have) in my office on or before the 6th dav ol
January, next; otherwise letters o‘ administra
tion will be granted to the applicant.
Witness the Hon. Thomas N. Morel, one ot
the Justices ofthe buid Court, this 9th day ol De
cember A D. one thousand eight hundred and
twenty two. S* M. BOND, c c o.
dec 10 244
Georgia—Chatham County.
To all whom it may concern—
a 1 / HEREAS, Catharine Seymour, administra-
%\ trix of Gurdon f. Seymouri deceased, #P
plies to be discharged from the' aaid administra
Now these are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to file their objections (if any they
have; in my office on or before the mh day ol
January next; otherwise letters distmssory
will be granted to the applicant. , . .. ... ,. j
Witness the Hon. Thomas N. Morel one ol
Justices of the said Court, this 6th day of Jiffy
A. D. one thousand eight hundred and t wenty-on£
[L. S.l 8- MI BOND. e.'C, “
I july 9 1’58
Superior Court—Chatham County
Januaui Tlrm, 1822.
The President and Vice
President of the Union So
ciety and the 1st and 2n 1
Directresses of the Female pilule Nisi
Asylum of Savannah
vs. I
Edward Botirquin. J
I TI’ON the petition of the President and Vice
I President of the Union Society and the First
and Second Directresses of the Female Asylum
of Savannah, praying the foreclosure of the Equi
ty of Uedemp'ion of all that Bridge situate on
Ogecchee River, on the road leading from Darien
to Savannah, and about fourteen miles from the
city of Savannah, and known by the name of Hills
Bridge, t jgclher with one hundred acres of iund
rigniaily granted and reserved for the use of the
erry across which the aforesaid Bridge has been
reeled, and which said land is bounded north-
ardly by land belonging to Mr. Mongin and Mr-
McAllister, ear.twaruly and southwardly by land be
longing to Mr. McAllister and westwardly by the
river Ogeechee, which said bridge and lands were
mortgaged by Edward Bourquin to the said peti
tioners by deed, bearing date on the 17th day ol
April; 1819, to secure the payment of a certain
riling obligatory cfeven date with the same mort
age, made and entered into by th. snme Edward
pun to and with the said petitioners in the
mm of eight thousand dollars, conditioned
for tbe payment of the sun. of two thousand dol
lars on or before the 17th day ot April in the year
eighteen hundred and twenty, ami the farther
swm of two thousand dollars on or before the 17th
lay of April 1821, with the lawful interest from the
date of the said bond, and that there is now due
on the said bond and mortgage, and unpaid the
sum of two thousand dollars with lawful interest
from the 17th day of April 1819. Whereupon
on motion of Richard W. Habersham, Attorney
for the petitioners, it is ordered that the princi
pal, interest and costs due on the said bond and
mortgage be paid i..to court within twelve months
from this date, or that otherwise the Equity of
Uedemp'ion (unless cause shewn to the contrary)
or the said mortgaged premises he from ihenfce
forth foreclosed and that such further and oilier
proceedings take place, as are pursuant to the act
if the general assembly in such cases made and
provided.
And it is further orJeredthut thistule be pub
fished in one or more of the public Gazettes of
the city of Savannah, at least once a month for
twelve mont hs or served on the said Edward Bour-
nuin at least six months previous to the time the
said money is hereby ordered to be paid into this
court.
Extract from the minutes.
JOB T.BOLLES, lerk
j*n 23 19 ’
Permanent English School.
Mr. James K. Ilollough,
L ATELY from C atieston, intends opening a
School in this city, in which will be.taught
all those everal brancues generally comprised in
an English education
■He will likewise, if applied to, attend to the in
struction of Youth ia private amilies. For pur.
ticulars, rtfet'd ce m iy be had to Re \ James O,
Andrew, Rev. Geo. White, Mr. Isaac D’Lyon, and
Mr. De Villcrs.
The subscriber being inured to a Southern cli-
ma'e, should lie succeed in raising a school, would
not it is presumable, conceive luinself necessita
ted at the approach of the sickly season, to relin
quish Ids little charge, us those ure who emigrate
trom the north, ami who are from the alarm exci
ted, compelled to seek shelter in some more salu
brou-, clime; but would be willing to remain here
during the summer and fall months of the next
year, t hose who patronize him. may consider
their children as placed in a permanent and es
tablished school.
The subscriber may be found by such as may
wish an interview with him, at his residence at
Mr. Bolfe’u in Montgomery street, or at tne Me-
thodist I’arsonage occasionally,
dec 10 244
ARRANGEMENT
Notice to Travellers to and from
Savannah.
A UNION of sentiment having taken plsoe be-
fuk tween the proprietor,* of the new line of
Stages, established on the north side, of the Sa-
vannah river, between Savannah and Hamburg,
and Augusta, connected by the Steam Boat Car
olina to Puryshurg—and tne line of Stage* out of
Savannah, on the south side of said river; the
Stsge office of both will, hence forward, be kept
at the City Hotel in Savannah—where the public
arc respectfully Informed that seats, on either
route, are in flitore to be applied for.
To illustrate the benefits of the two establish
ments, as they are to operate to the public at
large, it need only be stated tiiat,
Tne old Georgia line,will arrive & depart oil the
Same days as Tier' , tofore, and will quicken it*
pace so as that passengers will be taken thro’in
two days, between sun and sun, thus aff rung a
pleasant and delightful mode of transportation to
Ladies and persons in delicate health, or to tho*<|
who travel tor pleasure ratherthan on urgent btl-
sincss.
The new line in Carolini is gotten up on quite
a difl’erent principle. Passengers are tikcn from
Bolton’s wharf, a Ijoining the Ex lunge, at 12
o’clock, every day, on board the steam Boat Car
olina, and are landed at Puryabu g , .fining in the
boa’) in front three to four hours, acowuing to
the siate ofthe tide and stiength of the Current—
they are then placed Immediately in a cn nmodi-
ous Post Chaise, and talpen (by rapid drives, in
lie hands of sober, f xperienefed Coachmen, and
able and gentle Horses, the way being .lighted
with a large lamp or lanthern on the top of the
carriage) through to Hamburg and Angus's, so
•i- to arrive s' those ulicej h r , from 9 to.10 o’clock
the following morn'.rg; changing lloraes on the
way at an aver ige distance of 14 miles, and Hup
ping at Mathew ’* Bl fT ((lie half w.iy house) apd
breakfasting one change of Cavalry short of Au-
gusla. , .
Returning—A Ctrch will leave Augusta and
arrive at Savannah, at the same hours as those
perilled going up: Dining and supping on the
mad, and breakfasting on board the steam ooat,
wh'njbremains all night at Purys burg, to receive
the passengers at 7 o’clock the next ipoming.
The Stage office in Augusta, fur the Carolina
route is fixed at the Planters Hotel, and at the
Post office, in Hamburg, That of the Georgia
route remains at the Globe Tavern.
By the operation of the Steam boat Carolina,
Passengers will be taken to and from Chsilcston,
inn ing and embarking at Pnrysburg, the con
tractor for carrying the northern mail, pledging
himself, to run daily and constantly, comfortable
lour wheel vehicles between Puryiljurgh and
Gharlcslon, competent to carry six passengers
conveniently. The Stige Office lor die same, ia
now established at the, City Hotel in Savannah, and
a* heretofore, at the Post office in Charleston.
The Darien Stages continue to operate,as here
tofore, between Savunnsh and that place, and the
stage office tor that line continues at the Citv Ho
tel*
SILA3 HOLLIS,
Proprietor ofthe Northern route.
LAMB & DEWITT*
Proprietors of the Southern route.
JNO WOMACK,
Proprietor of the Western Ga. route to Pierce’*
BLEAKER EARLY, for self,and
DANIEL W. McKENZlE,
Proprietors of the new Western Carolina route,
dec 5 l240
INSTRUCTION ON
The YioWn and F\ute.
W U. HENRY, first Violin in the Sxiamuh The
atre,intends to give Instruction on the above
instruments. He will be found at the House of
Dr Louis H Eurth.
no- 23 4231
Notice.
. VjW|NR months after date, application will be
1\J made to the honorable Judges of the Inferioi
Court of Chatham county, for leave to sell all the
real property of Thomas H. Mullryne, minor, and
tfmir.tian for T. //. blullryn?
may 15 5 ■ ■ • J
: The Savannah Library ,
often for tins deliWy of Books
i \7.Whesday and from 4 to 9 o
P.M. ,..
t aug <1 1
Wood and Lumber Yard.
HE aub.-cr he oilers t>n - i:e very . > ■» a large
gupp y of FIRE WOOD an t LUMBER, i
nform.ihe public that he willcui any quantity of
imb. r Spar-, Slufts for Rice mills, or stvy any
pi niitv of Lumber to bills at very short notice or
n uriiet in the above line will be thankfully n
r -d by Win Bird at Camp Jackson, or by the
nibsCibtr. DAVID A S I ROBHAR
nov 7 4t217
Notice.
\ LL persons having demands against the es
tate uf John Davison, 1 ate of Chatham couni
iy, decea ed, will present their accounts legally
aitested; and tlmae ii aebied will please to make
immediate payment to •
F. 1L FKAY, Adm’r
nov 26 f r 233
\JMNK months after date application will be
_ \J made to the Inferior Cjourt pf Chatham Count
ty sitting for ordinary, purpose?, for. leave to sed-
suiulry building lots od the South Common near
Savannah, otie third of u lot in Yamacr.iw, and two
lots in 4th district. Early comjty, being part, of
the real estate of Stephen Graff, deceased, for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors.
ELISABETH C If A FT Adm’rx.
. july 9_.. . Grid*
HOTE L
CITV mu
SAVdxjrla.
© HtlAN BYRD returns Ilia drank a m tile pub
lic in general and to his friends in particu ar,
for the patronage which they have heretofore ex
tended to him, as the establishef of said Hotel.
After two years of servitude and mremiuiag
zeal to nuke it the great Hotel which it? peculiar
situation, and its other advantages demanded it
.liuuld be—he is induced to retire back to Clnrles-
ton, on account ofthe unwillingness which hig
family manifests at leaving that place for 'his. In.
doing so he carrier alongjwjth him feelings of grat
itude to many individuals here, who ha» e ext> nd-
ed to him their counten mce • and support—and
tie takes much pleasure in recommending to the
public the individual whom the proprietor has
selected for his successor.
His time in the Hotel closes with this day, hind
Mr John Miller’s coinmences in the mornioi; of
to-morrow s ..
Orrua Byrd will remain in Savaii"-! 1
nough to bring all his pecuniary tran :on- i
filial ind complete close—and lie wishes il
sons having claims against him 'o exhibit tin
at fiis Room in the city Hotel—a so h -a
uich a* are indtbted to him to make imin
payment.
John Miller,
l.ate ofthe Plantera Hotel, .*• gi »...
public that beliastaki n the above.::
• V Hotel inSavaNitaii; the peculiar
of which are more particularly set ! u
notice ofthe proprietors ofall the stage -ruing . ,
et the said Guy. ,
tip would just say that it is lus intention to de
serve the continued patronage ot the liberal and
generous community which received his prede
cessor with open arms among them, and extended
o the City Hotel so much of'hitir favour,
dec 5 , l240
CAT V IHVVViU
SAVANNAH. ,
J OHN MILLER has taken John P Denney into
Copartngnhin, in future this Establishment
a dl.be. conducted by them under the firm of Mil
ler Denney. JoHN NULL.Kit
o«MNF, months after date application will be
JS,\|. made to the, Hon. Inferior Court of Camden
County,)'”? leave to sell all the real estate of Dr
John IlSss, fef laying in said county, for the ben-
fVtif the he'ifi and creditors of Ins estate,
BELTON A tJtJFP.
j-Wm’r ?f the ‘State, of Ino. Ross, jiut
., o athhltustcved,—wit A the wilt auncxetl
■ m
dec 10
24*1
JOHN P. DENNEY.
^ 1NE oiontha afterdate application will be
- x made to the Hon. iht Justices olthf ini'- rior
court of Effingham County, for jeave to - .l! the
real estate belonging to the estate of Tim pie
Tulhis, for the benefit of the heirs sml creditors.
WM ■'PIER, Adrr’or.
March 9 o') 5rt -
Brought W (iaol ( . ,
I N Savannah, Dec. 2d,. 1822, a negro woman.
who says Iter name is Betsey, aud that.-die be
longs to John Smith, of Jasper county. She ia
about 20 years of age, and five toet four incite*
high. .She says she fan away tw . mo- tbs ago*
in,'’, vvltb a white man named George William*.
H, M’CALL, I q
dee T 24®
