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Newspaper Page Text$ i j i No . 186 ....VoU XXI, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1823. ♦ * .rntTSES, LANDS, he. -— 1 —-~~To Let. Two neat ictjemenls, with com- lR%fnrt«ble on* twWh'gJ on 21 - |J51 J lrren ward, latelv the property pf 1A l *L^tTEw Applyto« T. Hall. Bar- J»yi5coU,r.KI, AM PORK, Sen. I3i»>i< ir . Hay Hirer, So. Ca. fth M "—' For Sale, 0 The three tiqrr Brick Building on the corner of South Bro-d and Me Intoah Erect*, at preeent oecunie-l by iln Mcrearei Hunter, for terms, which bo»l, apply to J. P William,no, Eiq’r. ™john hunren +150 , iulr 51 To Rent. The Western tenement of 'the Haute in which th< Subscriber re-ides, peoeatinn will be given on tile 16th Kareoiher next. 10 W. CUVLF.R. I ' 1» — TTo Rent, The riwelline ho'lse and Shops oemoied by Mr. Robert Hoy, at the lie? oorner of Bay and Bait broad Streets * PI ’ 1) ' t0 F. W. HEINEMANN. ,„ e 58 1« To Rent. V A large and rommodinui dwel ■ fffjji (I-, bouse aituiied on Lincoln street a< H*',*! present occupied hv S. V. Schenk — Rt Ml |> ns ,fsdnn will be given on lit, Novera. Srnrth Apply at the C>.anting homo of btrnnt. .in ; UOUGUA88 &SORURU ..,.51 it 51 For Sale, A 11 that valuable tract or parcel of land known by the name of Nelrille situated ir South Ciraliru about two miles, from Savannah. I bis {01*1 i< dwwkloitd one of the best for ft Rice phm- i.i iis neighborhood, Hod contains Kijrht bwM and eighty-four acres. It ii ijoii** Mr. fboircs Young ,6cn. Huger, and Mr. Nichoba Cmu-r. Persons wlio may wish to purchase tvdl fOir.inrtilt premiwa, A eood-tittlo will be given i,.1 i|,t timta cfsjle will be reaaouable. Apph- tltionw be made to WM M.M UlltV Agent of Hamlin Mallory. aw 15 A BARGAIN. "POPs Sale on very accommodative; term? 2, W J; icmof land* in Bullnfch county, lying on the MilledRefille road, 43 mites fr»»m S.ivuonah, on which is in eVgant Mill Seat, with a ready modi lam and some of most beautifol springs in that i-rtoi* section of eountry—it lies about twomite^ rrrntheOgecheenver, ami most elegantly tim- i'trtfl The stream on said land Is quite svlfi- tot for a Saw and Grist Mill. For further p.irlic* 'an inquire of Levy S. D'Lvon, Savannah, or to the subscriber near the primic .n. AARON KVER1TT. P. S. About 100 acres of said land, ia cleared md under eood fence. ia*-rch 27 ■i Plantation on the Salt* for Sate. r HAV plantation known by the n\me »»f Pal- mrrina, and ni.uated bn the North East poitv ffi'hiten*r-.h Island, belonging to the estate id hclate Genrrxl Tattnall, in offered forsale for the purji-jsc of complying the distribution of said es Utc between Ibckeirs. The tract contnius up •irdsofuxhtuidsd acres, the greater part of •* cotton land of tin- frit quality. Th ildingsonthe plantation coi.aist of* two story •filing house, overseers house, a cotton, com md gir. douse aud tegf • houses sufficient lor tin ycommwlttion of eighty negroes, all either er. ffcly new, orrecentiy thoroughly repaired Th* Ituktien is as hedthy and pleasant as any on the b^snl of Georgia or South Carolina—It is with ni'.c miles ot savannah, over a very excellent ib'ic Mud. This place will be sold very low, A a beta! credit (if required) will be given For urihJr particulars app’y to Or. \V C. Daniel or wmbriribet, ' _*^* „ BlfivO.F. TATTNALL. Smnnsh,5uneir 144 (O’The Editor of the Charleston City G>* tttes will inM-rt the above adverti-emdnt, twice week for one month, and forward his account to [dnfiw*. , The Public n Wormed lhal the claim or Hamlin MaHery to I r tract of land In South Carolina, cnlled Write, i-tww in a train for Judirial invesliga. ion. until tin-termination of which, some nak r'Jlbe incurred by those who may ircha.r. WM. I.. DAVIS. 2 235 Land and .Yegroes for Sale. I\ WANUSDMBpropetiy, ut,incumbered,con ftlaobugofLandanUNes o Negroes, together with in'Xv* -JES*™ Ct ” P! lilting in all to about 12 ot 1JAW0 doTlara, alttH *in Ua upper countiy, and well calculated fop eoontty Store—the toll well adapted to the cql. Cem and Cat/ott, U oljered’ for aale on Rml StKk, or good piper, well aecured.'will d‘kcn ,a payment. ,«^OoCal^ , " , * PP,J '' t0the Edit °” 0l US'. 1 PART r , FOr ^ e > PART of the real date of Stenhen Craft, *1 w ' , ‘ * Iota of land in Tamacraw.on 0 o, , *5* Par* streets, containing 60 feet hy area ,75! -? 1 - which lou now in the occu f l"Hp Kplb, the other ad joining—Si.\ “IS south welt of and adjoining the city nrijavannji, being part ; of garde-- lot 0(6ii. n_ being part .. „ .... tctaVn lately aa Laroclic'a—and two raenia foorth diatrtat, Early Count) S SUphen Craft in the Land Lott uSvB^ffclthl b, *l n ^ before the Court Hopaein 8ay»., eenth.^“bailay in October next, b, nrniiti^, U *'r' hours of aale, by the Sheriff— h> W ni7^!„? r th ,* Infetior Court of Chatliaiu inefitof Ibi"? , for ordin,r y P'trpoaea, for the tf said estate My io_ ELIZABETH CBAFT, Administratrix. ; hia y^rtale, RSfeagg 8, ** m,a,w * nd Kl« Mill, belonging-: k Republican ia requested - to COFFEE HOUSE. T HE Subscriber begs leave to inform the pub* lie, (and psrticularly the members of Uic ensuing Teegihlatqre,) the he has prepared his Hoiise in the best manner fur the aceommcKl . tionof such persons as may call on him. Mem. bersofthe legislature can have rooms of any size to suit them, with fire place* in them. Boarding will be greatly reduced from the for* mer price* of this place. Good Stables convenient for Horses are prepared, and an excellent pasture near the town for the Horses of thorn*. Who iv||h it. Hones and servants, will be ehnnr**d very low. j £ JOHN DOWNER. Milledfrcville, 14th‘Aug. 1K2 1. J74 flair Restorative,and Preservative Vegetable Cerate. ' I^IIE importa.it diAa-overy #4 h Vege»ahle aub- JL Kianee, capable <,f restorii.g and pte»ervtng the Hair, was accidentally made by an ii.dividuai, who liiuiiicither the capacity nor the diaposiiior to practice deception or fraud The fuUesl reli. 4»ice may be placed on the efficacy and power of the Vegetable Cei'ute, not. o»ii\ in restoring an<i preventing (tie filling oi the /fair, but in produc ing the greatest lustre aud livciiuer * of it imagin • hie | and the public may rest as-ured that it* ef 'eels wHI be clearly manifested in ihe^ourae, ol u short time by'he renewal and vigorom grower, •if'lie IlHir.aiul by Hleclyully preventing its c >m rug out or falling off. The Vegetable Geratt t nds to roruscitate and excite the energies of the capillary vessels, which constitute those organ*, tiiat secrete the matter forming the hair; .then , like many other organs of the animal body, whirl, have been in a state of dormancy or disease, m:** he restored to their healthy acri >», and perform all th»3e functions assigned them by nature. The propriQt* r being aware of Ihe mimerou* specifics palmed on the public, and desirous tha- the present article mty nut auffi r from fal e f«. pres&tnns, rests its merits on the effect it has pro duced on various person?, who have uied it. ar«' +11 that is askvd, a--.it relates to tlie verity ol n c effect, is a fair trial. Elderly pebple, with bald heads, must rest a •.ured that by applying a few boxes of the ab'-u Gera’e, their llnir will be restored with alii'* youthful beauty und life. To prevent imposition, the sale of the V getr Me Cerate w ill be confined to Doctor .1A M KS If H AItT, New York, corner of Broadway & Ctiar- ber street, three doom lr/»m Washington Hu*, where it will be told at 75. A liberal deduction will be made to Coun n* •lc*lem. The proprietor of the above.* (liable diwom intends appoiting agents through tlie U .in-.r State*, for ;r.c sale of it, ai.d !si» in Europe. vVrw Y'^b "in/ 28 csl74 Georgia—Uhathain County. To all whom it may concern— VfrilKIl-'.AS, Norman Waliacc.and Wm. V. v v Usker have applied for letl* rs of admiiu- tration, on tlie estate and effects of Murtock M‘- l.cod late ofSaiamuh merchant dec. in behalf of the heirs and principal creditors. Now these arc therefore to cite and admoni«- ..It and singular the kindred and creditors of tti slid deceased, to file their objections (if any they haw) in my office on or before the first Monday m October next; otherwise letters of adminislia tio’i w ill be granted. Witness the Hon Georgt L. Cope, one of tN Tustict a of tbc said Court, the 27th day of Au gust K. D. 1823. t S. M. BOND, c c o. nug 28 1741 : Laurel Hilt- Toll-Mill. / f)HE Toll mill on Mrs, Aucnint's plantaiion JL has been completely repaired la’.ciy, a*’d »•» now ready *o work as well as any other mill or, (he-river. The rough-rice that will be sent to he mill will be kept separately in dry ami sat*- ,tore«, and shall be beat with the utmost care and economy, and the barrels will be always delivcre.* in good order. Empty barrels, muife of prim*, boated staves, wiil be furnished at the-mill when required. The terms ot cleaning Rice w ill he th* same as at the other toll-mills. Those pirn tor.* who will engage to have their crops best at this .mail ,>ml Van l lu.1. eim'ili.-.l U’ill MiJ 'I+-T mill, and keep her supplh-d, will have 20U ccs, or *§ much less -s they pi* ase, beat at pop turn. Applications concerning the mill, to be node to Archibald Brcbner. on the plantain n, or •n Savannah, to PETIT DK VILLKRS flavaituftb, 'itlv 1,1823. t*5j-*6tn. Georgia—Chatham County. To ah whorfi it may concern. W HERE AS Joseph Kupmm, ar.mmittrator T >bws Myers, deceased, has petitioned the honorable the Court of Unlinary of Chatb+m atnuntv to be discharged from vtie said admimatrs- ti.m. • These are therefore to cite and admonish all h»*i singular the kindled and creditors of the said tie- ceased, to file their objections, ^tf any they have, i in my Office on or before the 1st day of Janu.+r* nest, otherwise letters dismissory will be grained Witness the honorable George L. Cope, one t the Justices of the aaiil court, the 1 at day of .!ul> A. D. 1823. S M. HON.J, c.c o. july 1 130 JYotice. A LL persons having deinan^i agaist the retail . of Benedict Bnurquin of the county r.fChat* ham, planter deceawd, u ill render them duly at* te,teu,and alliliote imlthtid to the said estate, a ill please make payment to HAMUTAL JOHNSON, Jtbm'rx. THOMAS JOHNSON, Mm'or fime t7 144 Ten Dollars Reward. jkANAWAV Inn the iubacnbei ahotil Hi*; LV 6tli day nt' July, two nejroea, Edeaboroi •ml March, Kdenbi.roU|.’h U a liRlit comflec'i'il African, negro, about thirty ft>e year, of age, five feet lour inche, high, has a number of hi, • "iintry’s marks on h 1 * lace and body, s^ieaka bap Kngliih and apitearato get in a paaaion if not un- deralooil March ia twenty yeara old, nf a black . -mplexion, five feet fix or eight inches high.— I hey afe thought to be in 8avannah, aa both ol |'.mm have been a great while in that place pre vious to their going into Carolina. The above reward will be given to any peraon who will m.igc them injail in Savannah, or deliver them II. the subxcriber in Puryaburgh, S. C. or five dollars for either of them. JOSEPH H. BECK july 29 lfi2 • Notice. N INE month, from the date hereof, Application will be made to the hon. the luitlcea of the inferior court of Bulloch Uoumy. forleave toael ihe real calate ol Bedding Denmark, hte of said county, dec for the benefit of tlm heir,. MALACtll DENMARK, lee *2*J ' Guardian J\'oticc. a Ll.personihavingilemandiagalnst ShadrIek A Butler, deceaaed, of Ubertv Dounty, are re. one,ted to preaent litem legally atteated, and inoae indebted to make payment to ISpc&w-'- vm ; 100 Dollars Reward. T flE above reward will h? paid *u any person or persona, who will tndife my coachman WILIj, and SALLY his wife an gaol, andprerc to conviction tlielr being hirnoured by a white or coloured person, or Ten I) .liars for their op- prehension «ml delivery to the subscriber, or lodged in the work-house or gaol; they are no doubt in the city find may go to Savannah whore they have m my acquaintances. Will fs •n elderly mm,, f til eyes and generally inflam 'd fr f »ri> intemperance, limps m lus- gait from S' taiic aff cUon. S:JJy is a small woman, yellow Salty ia a small woman, yell* intect ”!, tiuihy hair, a small scar on the upper bp* high cheek hones, thin visage, a (light nlm «/n both eyes, of middle age, and a Virgmiitn hy iMi’tli—is well known in-the Charleelon Market, Tfn- above N»-gro«-s may obtain forged passes; a*l pi-rso‘*ure tlierefore cjuti-ined from liurbuux- ,,; g or earning them off as the law will be rigid :y enforced. H. MhNISil. vept 13 *t181 IfjF The Editor nf the Savannah Republican, vii< insert the above twice a w eek for one mouth r;d send bis biii to the Office of the Clmrloston •ty t««zette. Geu'gia—Chatham County. -- To all vvh' mit tnay Concern— W HEREAS EdenalcConiinii-, ha*applied t the Hon. the t'ourt of Chatham - County, for letters of administration on the ests f e and e% foots of Eugen** SlcConilougdec. I hrge are therefore to cite and admonish all *iul singular the kindred and creditors of Uie said Jvccayed, to file their objections (if any th«-y •«avtr) to thegrantieg of the administrati >n of ih estate of the said deceased to the applicant in th ' fork’s Office of the said Court, on or before its* fourth day of October next; otherwise letters of uidimstration will be granted. Wiinthg the lion J P. Williamson, one of the litsiiccflofthesaid Court, the 4th day of Septen* her A. D. one tliousand eight hundred and twenty three. S M BOND, c c o. •ept 4 177 ueorgia—District C ouit, AfOLST 1 BUM. 1823. W HEREAS, Wilson Fuller, KliisHliift, Dim&s Poi.ce, Joseph H.ibcrdiam, l«aac Nortoi »Vm r Ciuik, were duly summond to attend 1 iis ( ourt at sa.ti Term, as Jurors, ami being • .died, nude default,oMered that they be line' ! the sum of tweo’v dol’ara t*ach, unless t!«ey make good »nd sufficient excuses on osth, to be » *-jl *n flu* desks Office «*o or before ihsi firal day f ihe next Term Extract from the trinutes 4R GEO GLEN, Clerk Hiicr 19 171 Geoigia—Cliailiam County. To j+li whom it msv concern— W HEREAS, John B Gilbert, executor of Pe ter Favard dec. has petitioned the honor- ?ib!e the court of ordinary of said County to be dis charged from the (XCcutorsbip of the astid estat*-, Now t!ie>>e are therefore to cite end admonish all ar.sl singular tlie kindred ard creditor* of the said deceaaed, *o fifo their objections (if any they have) on or before the 5th d-.y of December next; otherwise letters dumiesary will be granted to the applicant. *\ iincss the Hon. Thomas N. Morel, one of the -Tu slices of the said court, this 5th day of June, A. I). one thousand eight hundred and twenty three. L. L. S. M BOND. o. c. o jtir. 6 135 For Sale. 4 GANG of prime negroes, 65 in number, the«c negro*s have always been accurtomul to the cultivation of both Cotton und Rice, and in char ncter, inferior to none in the Southern Country ! The above properly enn be viewed on the plan tntion nCnr Mr Dunwodys in Liberty County. For tar*her information or particular* relative to the mirehasc,apply to Rn’loch & lhmwndy. Factors Savannah, or John Dnnwody in Liberty County. JlUo for S tU' or Rrnt. Ten acres of prime high fond, adjoining the *owo nf Sunbt.; v, five hundred acres of Cotton ard Rice Land, on the watera of S. Newport Hiv "r. tintlei the influence of ti les; and three hun 5 ed and fifty acres of mixed land, on Midway ^wnmp, four miles above the Meeting House on th* Milirdgevilfo road. A more particular dis* criplse-' of the above lands is deemed unnecessary, iv doubt If m, any one wishing to purchase wouid nspect tliem. Reference as above. • pt9 tf!79 Notice. A LT. persons having demands agairat the ea. tate of Thomas Capps, late of Chatiian* county, dec. are requested to lender them duly attested. Those.indebted to auid estate, are re quired to make immediate payment. JOHN MOREL, Adm'r jnne 21 146 Administrator’s Notice. . LI. perrons having demands against the F.s dti tate tif lohn Lathrop, deceased, are reques i d to present them duty :iHeated within IS ..ninths to the subscriber, and those indebted tu said Estate are requested to make payment to CUAKI.VS HOYT. may 21 ft 121 JMntinisfr. Notice. •ZVjflNF. months after dat: application will be iTtadt- to the honorable the Inferior court of 'A'nyne county, for leute to sell the follnahg cactfc o! land, ' »*: Lot* of land lying in Monroe county, no 30, 2d iisiric*, i.n 104. 3 t diktrict, no 180,13tb district, i.o 236, 4th district, no274> 13 district. 1 .ms of und In- g in Henry county, no 103,1st h*;rict, no v-7. 2 ' do nos 49 an*' 54, 5th do. nos 92 ant J65. 7 h do. nos 188, 14th do. no22, I5ib do. no 6«, 17»h do. In Gainett county, lot no 328, 5th district* In booiy county, lots no l6t», 6th district, no 65, 12th da. no 203,10th no no 168, 12th do. In Houst-m county, lots no 217, lsldisttict, no 20,6th do. no 178,13th do. In Fayett county, lot no 65,9ih district. For the benefit of the heirs and creditor* ot the estate of Robert Leach. ’ LOUISVt.EACH, Adm'x estate of Robert Leach. may 29 128 Notice. *E»1NE month. aft.rilM*, I .hall tpply to the Hononhle Ju.liee. of the Interior Court of ERInghom County, for leave to .ell all the renl eitat. of Jttnc. I’ortcr, laie ofatld county deed, for the benefit uf the heira and creditor, of said C,W ' e- W.G PORTER. Adminhtrator. Inly 15 »8 A k i t.ii ti.« tsi-iration of nine month. Irom this d.tci epplication will be made to the biiiiurahl«the Inferior Court of Bulloeh county, *hen littln* for ordinary purpoiei) (Aran order Mil tMwwl* of the MU eatMe of John thwhe m h Iliillrir-K Pftimlb dhfMtiil JftStihJ* latco Bulloch ebuntv tforesiid, debited.* MORGAN BROWN, ) “1, •jtns ALLEN RAWLS. James hawls, $ ICT Tate Notice. X atn desirous to rent ray house and tables wlierriu 1 now reside, as it is known to he one o*v**ebest atunds in this city, for entertainment aud Livery Stables* 1 will give a fairdtahee to some goo l person;wh«> is well aequ/iinteU with that business, if application Is made before the firat of November* and if oot rented by that time, I will continue my usual practice, and do hope to meet with as great ahune 6) friendship aa heretofore. J /cant otherwisebu( express my gratitude for tha* qreat por'ion of custom received, and do assure my friends and the public that nothing shall be lacking to render the accomodations agreabie# und Str.bfoa w-.ll furnidied. Horses will be kept per month, at £15. MICHAEL LONG •ep» 18 183f Twenty Dollars Reward, TILL he paid for t*u- apprehension and deli* k very in the Savannah 'Jail, the following ne* jfi'o woman (bring one of a family purchased in Savannah In April lust, at-which - time she abscon ded, and ban since been twice taken and allowed to escape—and about ten days ago, applied to her former master for a ticket aud with ready aigu- ment of contrition, calculated to succeed with the moat incredulous—obtained one, with the assur ance of intercession in ber behalf, since which die has not been heard of.j Friu.ky is about 2-i or 30 years of age, of uiusl size, good figure, liatuLoin intelligent foce. speaks slow, ami she might be called niack by most person*, will he found on a close examination, slightly tinged with V*ll >w. She is presumed to be lurking in or a- bout the city, where she is well known, and wtil render a further description unnecessary R KING. - Darien, 28ih August, sept 2 cm 176* For the inf>rmation of the Alagis• trutrs and Elector* of Choi hum County. ' I'“.HE Grand Jury of said County, at May Term 5 last way— “James Eppinger Tax Collector complaining that a considerable sum is yearly lu.*t to the Stare and County in consequence of the election law not being enforced—we recommend that the ma. •/istratea presiding at efoctiona do strictly adhere to the law defining the qualifications of voters: hi d that the TaX Uf.llector he requested to attend w ; tl» his rligest, all such elections embraced by the election law, whereby an evil »o seriously felt by the i>tate and County may be effectually reme died.” Now he it remembered that it is expected the Magistrates will comply with this rccommendati"’ of the Grand Jury, and that a list of defaulter*- it furnished by the Tax Collector which will be I. id before the presiding Magistrates at the ensuing October Election and thi.t constable John IJarthiO- mv«s and myself are authorized to receive the faxes so in default, aud for (car that some of the good citizens may be disappointed in net being allowed to vote in OMScquence of such default tin* notice is given OcJh to be administered “I A B do rofoinly swear that 1 have attained to the age of twent)-om- years luve paid all legal Taxes which have been required of me and winch I have had »n opportunity of pa) mg agreeable to law, have resided six iriobths within the County and that I am a citizen of the United States and jii inhabitant of this State.” One hundred and sixty-two persona are returr.- as delsuiters by die collector. JOB T. BOLLES, Clerk. sept 15 183 DIVISION OHDKR. T HE Major G.-rural of the first .u.isioo oi Geoigia Militia, having received information fiomhis F.xcelh ncy tlie Governor—that the ex * cutivc department have not been furnished bt die Adjutant General with rcgni .-* munis «d the ♦ ffoctive militia, for the yocr* 1816, 1817, 1818, 1820 & 182I—-/.nd that sgree tble 11 nn art oftA.i*- giess pus»ed the 23d ot April 18.8, for arming and equipping the whole body ot lire militia ot the United States, by which act the disirioution ol small arms ami accoutrem-nts, and artillery will be regulated in prjpurtion to tne actual strength of the seveml ustcv und Territories.— And as it is essential to the interei. of G. orgi»,tt«t the Impediments that tkithhohi from tier the means ofd*-fence, should be|femoved witbou* delay—the Um}oi- Gene:id ortlera and directs Brigadiers Ueu* i r:d Haul, n ami Taylor of the firs; and second brigade of the firs* div ision, to proceed forthwith, to the procurement of returns of the brigades of riieir r< i*pec.rer commands lor tire years store. *iid, by causing an exam nation of toe offices “f 'die Brigade ln*»pectur, regimental orderly books or such other data, as will btst enable them to foil'd the object of this ordt+, and to transmit men returns when completed to the Executive D«* partment, and to report the same tu their Major General ity order of Major Gen. Jour Flora, E H AMILTON, Aid-De-Camp, sep 11 t*U*U TEN DOLLARS REWARD. rrtt'.K hollars will be given for apprcbemiing .L am! delivering to the Jailor of this County a negro slave named PRINCE, about 6 ft high, rea- dilv recognised by a cut across the lip f hit nose. Csptains of vesoeli, Pntroons of boot*, and all per- sons whatever, are cautioned against ctrrvmg off, employing, or entertaining the sain runaway slave as the law will be rigidly enforced against all per sons ao offending. WM. MOREL tapt 13 181 EDUCATION. • f % HE subscriber inform* the public that he will I open a SCHOOL on the 20*h ul October next, in thv house tormetiy occupied by the Urv Mr. Olcoit, York street. The course of inatruc tion will embrace the various branches of Su English education* fend the Latin language .Terms may be known by applying to the Rev James O. Andrew, at the Methodist Parsonage,or to Mr. Edward Cuppee, Young's buildings- GEOltGF. tVtilTM sept 4 177 . interior Court—( liathani County FaaKCAkV Tsrm,1823 |ik\N the petition of lire administrators and ad* si/ miniatratrix of Patrick btxntuti, deceased, praying the estubhshment of a copy of an origit ai reript, of two shares ol the Stock of the Strum Boat Company Georgia, of ahich the said P .trick Stanton had be* i. posfteaaed in hit lift* tom*, and died seised thereof—and which ia lost or mialaid- a copy of which petition, affidavit and srript by which the existence und lo»s i. mwte tn appear, re (iltd of record in the Clerks Office «»f this court- On motion of Morrison St Nicol, titcrrnvs for pe titioners—It is ordered, that the PteUnri t. Direr ums and Company of “tl»C ®team dost CoapjM ol Georgia," do shew cause on or before the firs; «Uy of the next term of this court, why the pray erofthe petnjjmeis should no< be giantecVam further ordered, that this Rule be published in one or more of tire Gasntev of Savannah, once a month until the time appointed for shewing cause thfcreom Ext tact froin the MinutPt, JOB T* BOLLES, CMr t MV 9 UNIVERSITY C Of the State of .Yew-Fork. COLLEGE OK HHVSI ;| 4NS AND U!KGEO!jV, City of New York, tL.ygth, 18SI,' KJAIIE College of Kh)iiari» end Surgeon* will l coamtnee their course of lecture, for tbs emuing winter icwiiin, on the Urn Mond.y eft Noremlier next, ( be 3 .’,) |. tlie Cuttrrc in Bin Clay-elreet. 1 Dr. II..H.I-K, on the Theory and Practice of Phj: >tc, and Clinical Mc-diciire, Dr- Ma, »>,vkx, on Glieinistry. Dr.* IW # on Anatomy and Physiology. Dr. MinuiLL, on Botany and Motena Medicfii Dr lloTr, on Surgciy. Dr. Fnavcis, on Obstetrics, and the Diseases of Women and Children. The Board of Trustees deem ir proper to make it known, that, in conformity with the ordinances uf the Ifon-uirable the Regents of the Universi ty, evety Student is required td attend two full courses of all tlie Lecture* delivered In this CoU lege, before he can be admitted as nesndidate lor the Doctorate» unless said Studpnt shall have previously attended Lectures in said College, prior - ti»th» session of 1822-3, or shall have attended ' one eftnre couisc of lectures delivered in tome respectable Medical School or University. The Candidate mii»t, also, have studied Medicine three ears with some piactioner. have arrived at the age of tareuty one ye»r», and it will be expected df* I'* Produce written testimony to that The Matr'culation Ticket is five dollar* tte (.older ot which is entitled to the use of the Cm* lege Library. By order of the Bor rff aucr 30 WRIGHT POST, M D PrmlderiU JOHN W FRANCIS, If D. Registrar, ♦ 175 Madeira lVint. r HE undenag'.cd but on'iiand. and offers for w-le on Very liberal terms, a large quantiiy ot Superior Madeira Wines, in pipes, half uipem quarter ciuk- »* J eighths, of the justly celebrated brand » f Juhn Howard March if Co. ef th u aeve* raiimportations in tUe year 1621 nndair.ee- all of whicli are of much admired utuiit’re*. (| r iiaa a subscription always upon far a ie importation of tlie best Wines from the island of Madeira direct <o this Port j and will thankfully receive orders far any quantity: Vessels bringing die subscrip. lion Mines generally arrive here in the m »nth of Ft bjuaryj and, therefore, orders ahould be «Ct)i about the 15th of Ociober. PETIT DB VILI.F.RS, Pactog, Savannah, ll»h Sept. 18?3 ff-aiBO To be sold at private sals, A plantation or tract of la' d on th& great Sari:m river. Hut tiact «.f Jaml known by the former residence of Mrs Ann Gibbons neafv Jellerson. The tract contains five hundred screw of best Tide I/and on a good pitch of tide, and A handsome settlement on a biuffnn the river, anA -some part of said land is now under culttmtioq* Also, two hundred aciesi.f pine laml attached |p me same. Fur terms ot sale apply to the vub-cri- ber near Jefferson in Gatnden county Georgia. LRYANT SHEFFIELD. sept 20 1 4r\ Georgia—Chatham County. To nil when it may concern— HEREAS Li.iui P. S »ge, has applied to thB , . Hurt, the ^oiirr of Omirsry «f Chatham Jaunty lor letters of uriminret ret ion, on the effects of Snrug ue Taylor dec. as principal creditor Thovi are thc iofore to cite and admonish ail and singular, the kimtrvd and creditors of the said decease J, tofile their objecioire (if any they have) ‘o the gi*anlingof tlicadiiwnretra'-ii-n of Hie estate of the deceased to the applicant in the Clerk's office oft lie said court, on or before the thirteenth day of October next: otherwise Ltters of adminis tration will be granted. Witnesh the Hon. John P. W illivmvon ohe tf the Justices of the saidCrurt, the thirteenth day of September, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and twenty three. S M ROND, c c o. «ept 13 181 Georgia- -Chatham County. To whom it may coi cent— W HEREAS Mary Bruce, administratrix or the estate of Victor Don^t, deceased, had r-t utioncd the court of ordinary of Chatham conn* ty, to be discharged. Now these arc tforefone to rite and admonish aM and ningtilnr rile kintlred *n.i creditors of the said deceaaed, to fiie their obj*-ctions, (If any they h*ve) in m> •»ffic*, on or before tlie&lvt d\v of February nt*x»: otherwise letters dismissory will be granted to the applicant. Wituc* the honorable George L. Cope, one 'ff the Justices of the said Court, the 21»t ddy of August, A. D. 1823, 8. M BOND, C. c. o. aug 21 172 Georgia-—Chatham County. I n ail whom it m». concern—. W HEREAS Elizabeth Keinzhart, iilmlnlzlrz. triz nnA John C, Helrizton, xlmintrator of the estate nf Daniel Retnshatl, dec. lure petition* ed the court of ordinary of Chithun county to be dizcharged. Now there are therefore to cite md tdmoniih all and rir.gular the kindred and creditor, of the aaid decerned, to file their objection^ (if any the, hare) in my office, on or hefore the Slit day of Vebruery next t otherwiae letter* dizmiiaoty will hi (fronted to the applicant. W ilnna the honorable George L. Cope, ond of th* Jurtieea of the aidii Court, the "hi day or Auguit, A.D. 18S3. 8. M. BOND, o. c, o. aug si ira Georgia—fitjin County. [)Y Joshua Smith, Were of the Court of Ordfo i) uary for said county. 1b all whom it may concern. Whereat James Butler of the said county, ap plies for letters of admlnistcation, as priudpal < tcdit**r on the estate and effects of Mrs. Sarah McKmly. Utt* uf said county, decease*!. These are therefore to cite fend admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the raid deceased, to file their objections (if my they have iu my office on or btfore the seventeenth Hay Of O utober r.exq otherwise Utters of admin- i**r«tion will be granted t«' the r-dd Applicant. Given under my hand and Sent this oc venter nth day of* Scp>ember, A. D. ohe thousand eight uuna dred aud twetkD titrne. JOSHUA SMITH, c. o o a s, sepf 18 183 j\ 11. persons having dvu. uuU again*i iht es- . tate of Ihuiitas Capps I*tr of Chatham rrutw ), lec are requested to ron«|er themdt.'j attest* i d. Those incebttd to said estate, afe required to make immediate baj tnent . . JOHN UftREt, di’r. 5l 159 For sale, * prlfnr negro t»i>njra,«hout ">3 yeahbllgfit t 1 t-.H -I Cook, W ither and InaMW Apply It tbn iiffir.e, . aept 98 1*4

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824, September 25, 1823, Image 1