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Newspaper Page TextNo. 815 ....Vo!. XXL # FUIU.IF E VEMJVG.' jrO' EMBER 14. 1823. Whole Ni 4285 HOUSEg, LANDS, &c. / For Sale, The three atorv Brick Building ■It -the corner of Booth Broil end He Sill Moch streets, at pretent occupied by |(I| M. Munrel Hunter, for terms, which ‘•“n—(apply toJ.P WllHimton, P.sq’r. jlfciKW. vri JOHN HUNTER. +160 'Vo Rent. That well known ttend for Cru. occupied by John Debu-h, and |rt>|crenl other Store* nnd Dwelling! dp. Mjpljlto JOHN WATERS, To Bent, The dwelling hou*e and Sliopa 1 occupied by Hr. Robert Hoy. nt the 1 ranl er of Bay and Beat broad. Streets, apply 10 F. W. HE1NEMANN. To Let. From the 5th October next, that ■nfettaeaent twn story house in the Market IttlUmuc, at pretent occupied by Mr.Oer- lull,ten as a public Houae for further par ■** nh to Isaac Mini* or to the •ubreriSer E.P.UIKEU 178 *„TCcnt, The three uory building In B imieliton street, immediately opposite h,be residence of Hose* Cletand, Etq’r S Possession tobegiyen on the lit Dec. j more agreeable to the applicant an ,te cm be arranged with, the present Mn. Bdnjamin Wail. Apply to HINIS TeBmt. That fire proof Store on South fcnde Market square, formerly occupied ‘Ibt James Dick, the situation it equal to ■iiiiiar ih Market square for the Crockery PTsod budness. A yard and cotton Ware- Uyiiuiioiningvrhicb will be let with the store luadml—Possession can be given immediately -.tpiniyto CLELAND A FR ASER I r>9 191 ■ To lient. The Houae corner of Bryan and . ft H beraham street*, formerly occupic 1*1 by the Subscriber. For term* ap.dy ui a, ithi« office. 196 ffl: To Rent, . The wharf with the buildings »jthereon, now occupied by Wm A Moore ■roil** * wood wharf—possession given »;n lilliuie first of December—for terms appty tWo. Taylor or ROBT. M/GOODWIN. |«2i n *r To Rent, IHE eastern tenement ol that Ijrge and com. bmiisua three story Brick Building, upp. KwUuriea Harris enquire, and next.Uior I L «Joi«en, having six well finished room., iiobthsiement story, with carriage house, Jlr, inimitable rooms for servants—powea aeuke had immediately. Apply to - WH. TAYLOH. [ act 9 191 manfafion on the Salts for Sate. BA i plantation known by the name . f Pa! Liaerini, and situated on the North East pom 1 ^hlitraardklsbnd, belonging to the estate ot Is hie General Tattnall, is offered foraalelor th. qa« of completing the distribution of said ev- b between the heir*. The tract contain* up hof tlx hundred sens, the greater part of :b i, cotton land ofthr/rel quality. The dings on the plantation consist of a two story tilling hoose, urtnedl house, a cotton, corn Mma is as healthy and pleasant aa any on the ptboatdaf Ufcorgia or South Carolina—It is with- knaeafaof Savannah, over a very excellent "kind. This place will be sold very low, A a demlit (if required) will be given. For "" ■ a apply to Dr. W C. Daniel , or EDWD. F TATTNALL. Wash, June W 144 . I (U the Editor of the Chatleston City Ga ate. kill insert the above ailverti.ement, twice setkfordUt mouth,and forward biaaccount t< kind and Negroes for Sale. [i HANDSOME property, unincumbered, con \ sifting of Laud awl Negroes, togellier with * «f were kind, and the growing crop. »• W'lg in all to about 12 or 15,000 dollar*, aitu- I* * >he upper country, and well calculated for t Store—the soil well adapied to the cul. f Cm, and Ctun, is offered for sale on —Mnbg terms. 1 &*ck; or good paper, Well secured, will Ijim in paynient. I'enrUter particular*, apply to the Editors 01 Fwoqtii Journal. , Use 19 145 ATHENS HOTEL. The subscriber t ,ke* this meth od to inf ra, th* public generally, and particularly person* from the lo» coun. try, who may visit the up country in pursuit of health or pleasure, that be will *c commodate gentlemen nnd Indies, o» families with board by the day, week, or month, on easy terms. Nothing need be said in recommendation of A- then*, either in regard to the healtlifiilness of the l*j*ee/salubrity of atmosphere, or agreeable and pleasant society, in aU these particulars it stands pre-eminent. The following will be the rates ofcharginr, via. • Man and llorte, per day, g 2 75 “ “ “ t‘ per week, g 50 f “ “ “ month, » 35 Single msn, per day, . QQ - “ “ “ »eek, , 5 00 “ “ “ month, , SB 00 Dinner, breakfast, supper, Ac, 3-1 Lmiglng, 22J Horse, per day, 75 “ “ night, 50 “ “ month, 22 00 Children and ser.antr, half price. GEORGE HAYES. aept 30 188 (ET The Editors of the Augustn Chronicle and Savannah Republican, are requested tn give two inset lions a month, until the tat of July next, and forward their ac*-o.iP,a tn Athens To Rent. rr*HE H'hsrf lot No. 6, Reynold Ward, known I. as Anciaux's wharf. Possession given the Krst of November—Apply to given the F. H. STONE. For Sale, • LLthat valuable tract or parcel of land known X by the name of Nelville situated in South laroRna about two miles from ' Savannalt. This raid is considered one of ilie best for a Rice plan uion in its neighborhood, and- contains Eight , nndred and eighty-four acre*, ll adjoins Mr. Iiomas Young Gen. Huger, and Mr. Nicholas .ruger. Persons who may wisli to purchase will examine the premises, A good tittle will he given •ml the times ofaate will be reasonable. Appli cation to be made to WM. MAI J.OltY uov 16 225 Agent of llamiin Mallory „ For Hale, ., PRE Darien Eastern Steam Saw and Rice Mill, * *!>h the appurtenances thereto belonging— 9«!**»** credit will be given to tlie puroiia- C"purchasers, he or they gWing security, »p ^«f by lb* Bank of Dtneo.—For lermaap. &GR ATKINSON, 1 ‘ V, 1 DUNWOODY, £ fiank CmmWtt, * kusanttah Republican is requested to •ne these, and forward,the account to the 14*4* a ltd Negroeefor Saletfc I.TOSubacriberaolfcr for ad* that well knows, r .“n wuable plantation,in Chatham County- f™™YEW.Y, actuated nine mile* from Savan, ; «9.tbc Southern Road, containing 9173 an* n of this land » large proportion U as . atton Land, aa any irtlheCeunty. The 1 **Wlp is one of tb« anfeat In the Stale,, — as goods* rirer 1 ll» whole ol dwelling uln and oiUei ie cletrcd Und U uWtr piMb* . The tublic l S informed thml tlie claim o( Hamlin Mallory to * the tract of land in South Carolina, calleii ••Ivillc, isnow in a train for Judicial investi£a- u n, until the termination of Adiich, aome ml: vill he incurred by those who may purchase. WM. L. DAVIS dec 2 237 For Sale, A Very valuable tract ofI*aud in Liberty coun* JKai ? y. aiiuatf! on the Sunbury Road, two miles nd n half from Rice orough; containing two lun.lrcd and ten acre e.TJ.is laud ia very valun ble for cotton, rice and corn, and as well calcuta lt d for that culture aa any land in the County» the conditions are low ami reasonable s there are between seventy and eighty ncrei cleared and under fence, there is also a good dwelling house, ind all necessary out buildings on the premises, '.•uarai.tce titles will be given to the purchaser, 110 incumbrances lying on said land. For further particulars apply to capl. Jot. Jones in Liberty ounty, or to EDWARD B. BAKER, * owner in McIntosh county. '"It 16 For Sale. 11 HE Subscriber offers for sale nil that tract or J, parcel of Land formerly Hie property of Ins. Gunn, e-q situate on the Great Ogechet- Hive-, containing rne thousand and twenly Ihree acres. Three hundred acre* or upwards of cleared river .vamp land of an excellent pilch of tide under dam* and ditches, in astate for cultivation and.n- ti.nil too acres of uncleared swamp—and about 3j0 acres of cleared Provision and cotton land. I tie remainder uncleared* principally high lands. For (hither particular* anply to Mr E Hulls, at die counting house of Air. J.D. Mongin's Savan nah, Georgia, or to the subscriber on May River, S .uih Carolina—on the aaid plantation 11 a good Dwelling Houae and out buildings, with a Bam land Rice Machine, D. WM. slONGIN. nnv 3 fr205 . The following property for Rent. T HE Wharf and Stores (known as M.yera) next above Waynes 'hi* wharf as will ealeu laied for Wood or Lumber, end a pretty go-d -’and for retkil business. The eastern tenement of the threw tttry ye' low Brick Building—Baptist Meeting Huu* square. the eastern tenement of the ne-ily erect.. White Building, in Liberty street on the South wnmonst the weat end, at preaent necupied by ticoeral Harden. Twn small Store* in Broughton street, oppo site the rttidenee of Wm. Bullorb, Esq. For panidular* apply to tlie aubsertber, win. has for sate 3«0M. well burnt Georgia Bricks (on which an extensive credit n^beWL)^ net 23 *198 Aflniinistrator’s Notice. 1ERSON8 indebted to the estate of Robert 1 Dreghorn, (late Merohwnt, August*) deceas- ,'d, are requested to make iimne'Jiate payment to die snbscnUhr in 8av*nn*b, or to hn attorney Mr. UKOHtiR WRAGG, jtin. ln Angusta, orauit* wilt in- commenced indiaenminateiy, and. thoae who have claim* upon said estate are requested to preaent them properly",^ Adm ,. The Augnita Chrenicli, will publub llie .bove once a week for three months and forward llielr accoui t to thin ofHcc. oct lS • . • - — ■ ■■■ « Georguk—Chailiam County. ” . To all whom it mayconem UTTHEBEA8 Juaeph Devi* ha* applied to the- \\ honorable the Court of ordinary of Chti- hamoouqty, (hrktter* of a.l#.il«ii»nonon the estate find effect* of Cbnatopher 8, Gui.it,« PI Th<^are therefore 10cite and admonish iff and singular (In' kindred ond tredi.waof theaaldd*. corned, to Ale their objection* (if any the# free) to tl.e grantiiigof the admlniMraUon of thlf ettg* of the asid debated to the Applicant ib thrijerk** Offied of the aaid Oourt. on or Mft«r rally Uccembet 1 next, otherwise letteraof adpiawra- , “wiTiieU^WiiiM* JgMjjKffc ,lm Juit'icca of thy said couffir the 5th djjf bf No- »emh«r,A.D 1833. g; 80N1V #■ 4r nor d 9W . 'Vi--- ' - ‘ To Rent. The Store corner ot Drayton end - , „ Bay street next door to Mr. Truchelul*' 1,1 * ropenonaandfor a Grocery Store <dU Apply 10 T. BARTOW, DC 1 21 191 Ortean* Squar-, fi For Sale, or to Hunt. Two neat tenemema, with com- li j jjfortable out building* on Lot No. 31, I ml Warren ward, lately the property of J ... t Scott, Esq. Apply to D. T. HalL Sa. ionab, or WILLIAM POPE, Sen. May Hirer, So. Ca. oet 29 201 To Rent. The house in VVest Broad street IJJfl »t presem occupied by Mr Wm. Poyr a at! thru,. Tlie house has six finished rooms, akUUa stable on the lot with eighteen alalia, he lot one hundri d and twenty feet front by one hundred deep, well calculated fur a Boarding "War and Livery Stable, Possession can. be gir. •:n on the 14th imt.—for term* which will hr moderate, apply to _ JOHN CRIBBIN. {Bnovll 212 For Sale. The House and Lot. (No, 29) iJTjf] Wasliington Square, on wh'rcti the tub aaaj acriber resides, having ninety feet upon nJUk Houston street, and sixty feet fronting die Square. JAMES WALLACE nov 6 208 To Rent, Several email Houses, situate on [ West Broad Street, in the immediate vi cinity of the residence of William Sear brough, Esq. Apply to u. h. McAllister. nov 13 |214 To Rent, On very low terms, the House sUuft'e on Broughton street opposite ■ •Aril the residence of the late Duct. Kollock. iyJSaii Apply at this office.. nov 13 |214 Assize of Bread. f ¥lHE average price of Flour being &9 pei L barrel, tiie weight of Bread for ihe presvn*. ihontli, must be as follows, vis: • 12J Cents Loaf 21ba 2oz. 6| Cents Loaf lib loz. >f which all-Bakers and Sellers of Bread will take due notice. » JOHN I. ROBERTS, cri sept 4 177 'Thirty Dollars Reward, W ILL be paid for apprehending ’.he f/llow. ing runaway negroes:—Cook a lellow abon* 5 feet 4 inches Itigh, dark cnmpU \i »n, and has u kmail scar on the led cheek: Yorick, a fellow ‘boutS feet 6 inches high, yellow complexim lot merl> the property of Mr. Gardner Tufts; anv John, a fellow of a very dark complexion, 5 feet 6 inches high, stout made, h«ua down look. Any person who will apprehend the above ne- groes^nd lodge them in jail, or deliver them tc me at Rosebud Island, about 12 miles from Suvan nah, shall receive the above reward, or f 10* fur either of them. HARRISON HINSON. f!15 Ten Dollars Reward. a ANAWAY from tlie subscriber about the 6ih day of July, two negroes, Edenboroug! <*nd March, Bdenbnrough iv a light complected African, negro, about thirty five years of ag»', five feet lour inches high, has a number of his country’s marks on hit face and body, speaks bap English and appears to get in a passion if not un derstood. March is twenty year* old, of a black complexion, five feet six or eight inches high — They are thought to be in Savannah, as both of them have been a great while in that place pre vious to their going into Carolina. The *bo» v reward will be given to any person who wii lodge them in jail in Savannah, or deliver them to the subscriber in Purysburgh, S. C. or fivt ‘dollars for cither of ihero. JOSEPH II. BECK iuly 29 162 Georgia—Chatham County. To :*li whom it may concern, S F!ERF*AS William Davit-*, Esq. his applied to the Honorable the Court ol Ordinary of im County for letters of administk'atioii, rn lie estate and effects of George Ri hardson, junr. in behalf of his errditots. Those are therefore to cite and admonish all ami Angular tho kindred aitd creditors of the said <!«*• f .r*ard, to file their objections (if any they have; m tlie granting of the administration of the estate •u tlie deceased to the applicant in the Clerk’s *of the bid court, on or before the 22d day ovember next t otherwise letters of ad minis- tr^tion wil» be granted. Witness the Honorable Thomas N. Morel, one ••I the Justices of the said court, the 23d day of iteioher, A D. one thousand eight hundred and twenty three, S, M. BOND, e c o. oct 23 198 Georgia—Chatham County/ To all whom it may concern. W HEREAS Joseph Knpm.n, aomieisiratorof Tobias Myers, dereaseil, has petitioned th, honorable the Court of Ordinary of Chatham mutiny to be discharged from tHe said admimstra t '°Theae ara therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the aaid de ceased, to file their objections, (If any they have,) in my Office on or before the 1st da* of January >ext, otherwise lettersdismistory wlil b* granted. Witness the honorable George L. Cope, one Of he Justices of the aaid court,-tlie .1st day of July A D 1823. s M- BOND, c. c o. July 1 160 Georgia- -Chatham Gounty. To all - horn ii may concern— W HEREAS Maty Bruce, administratrix of the estate of Vietor Dohet, deceased,''hai in ritioned the court nfordinary ofChatham coun. ly, to be diachaiged, -, Now these are tht iwfote to ette. and a intoni.li all and sincularthe kindred and eredifnrl of tl.e laid deceased, to 111* their ohji clloni, (i( aliyihey have) rn my o(fics,on or heJw.fteJhl day of February next! otherwiae letterstfipussoiy will be granKd’to the appHrant. • •. . _ . Witness the honorable OeMTt L, Cope, one of the Juatlces of the skid Court, th'e 21,t dJy of August,' A. D".IQtB. Hair Restora ire,an J Preservative Pegerable Cerate. wbo bss ncllliertiie ctpscHv nor the deposition to practice deccpliun or fraud. The ftiUeiq refi anoe may he placed on the efficacy end power of Vegetable Orate, not only in restonng and preventing tlie LUiugot the ffair, but in produc ing the greatest luttre and livelineto of it imsgiii*- ble j and the public may rest assured that iu ef ecu will be clearly manifested in the course of a abort time by the renewal and vigorous growth of (be Hsuvand by effectually preventing its com ing out or falling off. Tlie Vegetable Cerate t snus to resuscitate and excite the energies of tlie •'4|jillMr) vessels,.which constitute those organs that secrete the maiter forming the hair j these, like many other organa of the animal body, which have been in a state of dormancy or disease, may be restored to their healthy aotiin, and. perform all those functions assigned them by nature. The proprietor being aware of the numerous specifics palmed on the public, and desirous that the present article may not suffer from fahe im pressions, rests its merits on the effect it has pro duced on various persons, who have osw-d it/ and all that basked, as it relates to the verity pfiu effect, is a fair trial. Elderly people, with bald beads, must rest as- tured that by applying a few boxes of the above Cerate, their Hair will be restored with all its youthful beauty and life. To prevent imposition, the sale of the Vegeta bk Cerate will be confined to Doctor JAMES H. HART, New York, corner of Broadway & Cham ber street, three doors from Washington Hali, where it will be told at Jl 7$. A liberal deduction will be made to Country dealers. The proprietor of the above valuable discovery intends appuiting agents* through the United States for the ssle of it, and also in Europe. (C? A few boxes of the above valuable article, have been received, and are offered for safe bj Messrs Poutat & Holland, and Anson Pabsoms, Druggists, Savannah. IV*-oct 28 ca200 Georgia—Chatham Cbuntv. Tttull whom it m y conrero J YVHF.ItEA* Willi.m l),vea, ew,-,. h,'„p p n: JZ. * d "> ,he »"«">ab • the court of Or«i),!.ry of Chatlism curty, for lellf* of adnmisir»i,on oo the estate anil effects of Geoqn Richanlron lunlnr, io behalf of hiacraditora, 1 These are thrnfore to die and admonish alt and angular (Ire kirdrei and ctr lHofs ot tl.e said deceased, to Ale their obieetions fifant ihcy liave) td tlie Btantm, of ihe administration ol th* e ,* Ut ( ,‘ he >o the tpplicant in lire clerk a office of the uid court, on or before the 6th day of December next, dUrwiae lctte-c of edmimstration will be granted. Witne* the honorable Thomas N. MoreL 01 o Nore^.T D. Ts** C0Un ’ ,ht 611 J *' nor 6 2*8 * UBOND.ec 6. NEW ADVERTISEMENT. Anderson’s Cough Drops And Pectoial Powders. The most valuable Medicine in use for Coughs and Consumptions. "I1HIS new snd healing Balsam bids fuir to rival t every Medicine heretofore discovered, for •Vughs, and comp taints of the lungs, leading tu Consumption: and even in seated Cunsump'iom i( lias lately been used by many with (he most stir prising success. It certificates from persons ri th'.* InKhrsL respect ability, or the great and in- > reasitig demam! lor it, niay be called proofs of it - •P*>kI effects, it is proved. Scarcely a case of (’olds, Cough', pain in the ride, difficulty ol bre ittiing warn of sleep arising fr r m debility or . venConiumt tioui, but may be relieved by the imely use ot this Mecicine. Many cei tificates ol iu efficacy accompany each bottle. A supply of the above medicine hns juft bee< received, and can be had at the Store of FRANCIS I LAY, Druggis*, Corner nf Congress and Whitaker St oct 30 202ra Laurel Hill Toll-Mill. S ftHB Toll mill on Mrs. Ancnun’s plantation aLL has been completely repaired lately, and * now ready to work as well as any other mpl ° ihe river. The rough rice that will be «<*-. • the mill will be kept separately in dry a*fJ § stores, and shall be b*\*t with the utmost car. 9 economy, and the barrels will be always deliver- in good order. F.mpt* barrels, made of prim boated staves, will be furnished at the mill when required. The terms of cleaning Rice will be tin* wrac as at the other toll-mills. Those planter* who will engage to have their crops bent at this mill, and keep lu r bupplinl, will have 200 tier ces, or as much less i they please, l»eai nt one turn. Applications concerning the mill, to be made to Archibald Bfcbncr, on ihe plantation, or in Savannah, to PETIT DR TILLERS. Savannah, July 1, 1823. t’.50-6m. Madeira (Fine. r HE unde. Mg ,ect bus «>n 'mwI, »ml offers f sale on Vrrj iiboral termi, a '.urge quantity Superior Madeira W ines, in pipes, halt pipe qu.trtercak* u**d eighths, of the. justly celebrated rand of John Howard March S J Ce. of the neve -hmnortation.v in the vear i82l nnd since j ah' of which are of much admiSed qualities. He has a subscription always ojvn tor the importation of luc best Wines from the Island of Maurira direct to this Port i and will thankfully receive orders f »r any quantity: Vessels bringing ihe suhscrip ion winrs generally arrive here in the mmi'lfo*' February! and, therefore, order* should be seni about the 15th of October. PETIT DE VH.LF.RS, Factor, Savannah, llh Sept. 1823 tfcAlgO .NOTICE, tv'LL persons iiavu■, demamla anlnat the es \y»le of Doctor Robert Lincoln, decroaeri, arc q ested to preaent their cl lima properly attcal. I, and those who are iod, bled to said estate, are Jesiied to nuke immediate payment tn JOSEPH It ADORN. ’ Executor. aept 27 - 187 NOTICE. jV INE months after Date application will be 1 s mace lo the honorable the Justice of Ihr In tcriOV Court of Effinghan County u hen sitting ftu ordinary purposes, fur lea -) to aelli me iraei o land l^yimf iixhcGouiuy >t KHinj'liam,con'ainin): two hundred seres adjoinmi) Jenkins land, lao ihe half of a tract of Ian ', ol thrv. hundred sen » of th. umlivide,! estate of Nmcy Blare, also oi.« traet of land seventy Seven number, twelfth di me., of lla>l Coun.y, Georgia,' b. 'm(f the real <- tate of William M'Galiapai, d* ceas-o and •old fro ihe benefit of.the heir* and creditor, if th, d.. JOHN GRAHAM, V . THOMAS HUIIST, • Exeevtoia. rent 2T *289 - ■ — • - Notice. VI INF. (booth* alter d .(e hereof applies" ion » ll: 11 brftnaHq to the Interior Court of dhathatr. I :oubty for h ave to sen a tract of lend drawn oy Thomas Cappa .i< ceav-d In tlje late leftd Lotte ry, situate anil being In th« I rob County and kno n By »l ''** spp'ied to the Honorable the coort ofordinai ry ol Chatham county for leileraofadminidn.lion O', the estate snd effects of Wd iim Athena... ble of Savannah,deceased, inbeludf of <he bJrs and creditor*. < . v These are therefore to cite and aWnh all and singular the Uodr. d and c-ediior, ol tiie sMd doeeaaed, to file their obieetions (if any the* •■ave) to the granting of ilm admiiuurati o ol tire e . Stl ? £j» tbe the applicant in the ^*. 0lB< ?° f W“ 1 ' 1 *“«• °» »r b.thre the lOefa day of DeAhernexti otlierwiae letter* of ximmatrauon will be gnn'ed ™ Witness-the Honorable Geo t Cone, one of the Justices of the aaid court, the tenth dav at November, A. D. one thousand eight hundred anil twenty three. • nov 10. 2U 9MB0ND '” < '* w Georgia—Chatiiam t'ouiity: To nil whom it may concern— Re ' —— •• t-uiitcrn— HEREAS Elisabeth Remshart, admmlstrx, - - tqxand JohnC. JTelrjaton, admintrator of the cuate of Daniel liemshan, dec.have pelitioa. ^ dth""""* 7 of ChMham.county to Now there are therefore to cite and admoniiti allland(mgubr thektmlred and creditors of Uia Aid deceased, to file their objections, (if any they. have) m my office, on or before the 2l»tdayof be g'ranred'to the'appfitamt**^” yt itneaa the honorable George L. Cope, one, oi the Justices of the aSid Court, the 21st ilair of August, A. D. 1823. 1 • 8 M. BOND, e. 0.0.1 •ntr2I 172 Georgia—Gliatham County. “ To ail whom it may concern— ff^ilKRKAS, John B. Spann Executor of iR W cob Abart deceased, a ppiies let letea 'imtiaory. ' Now there are therefore td cite and adamda! ,11 and Singular the kindred and creditors of the a nd ihmened, to file their objection (ifany theW nave) in my Office on or before the 1st day of O.remSer nexti othewire letters dismiisor* will be granted. . ■ Witness the Hoh John P. Wiirtamsin,'one ot I.ie Jurhces of ihe and Court, ill-31r day of May, A. U. one tllouuml eielvt fiuiidred and tneib f ' hree , . S M BOND, c. c.o. m y 31 - 130 Georgia—Li,atham L.ounty; To all whom it may oonqern.. ,. WW* 8 m , uk * Clelanel,' adminiatrator of ’ * eretleneh Kreeger, deceased, has applied o .he Court to be discharged from the idrnnii*. 'ration aforesaid. New, therefore, tlteie are to cite and admuoiili and 'Ii.gvl.i the kindred and creditondt But , .t; 1 Frederick Kieegrr. deceased, to file their bjcctiou (if any they have) in the clearka of, heo of this court, on beiore the the twenty fourth day or November neat, otherwise inters uumis.’ sory wtll be granted, and.thesaid Mores Cletand. Discharged (com all iiabiliiy as administrator of the said drcenaecK Witness the honnrable Edwarit HaWefi, orir of. the just ices of the aaid Court; ihi. 24lb dat of May, A. D. 1823. * S. M, BOND, c. c. o. may 24 124 Georgia—Ghatham Coumy. ' To ail whom it may concern— — fiXniERKAS, I homaa Clark ailnuurilrator • » Henry ’1 uckrr.dveil applies to be disch .rtj." cturguil iron, said administration. . Now these are tbetcJbre to cite atkl admnnisK all and lingular the sindreil and creditors or the uid decetued, to file their objection (if any the*, have) in my office on or ovfore tiro outi, Jay of, November next, otherwise letters ufadmisaoa# will be granted. witness the Hon. Jnl,n P. Willi.hwon, one'tji the Justicu of the said Cntirt, ihe 300, day of Msj, A. D. one thousand eight hundred Midi wen- ty three. 8. M. BOND, e. c. o. may 30 129. . ° v ^, Geoi gia—CliitthaiH Lo'unty, M To all wliomit may concern— \ - . >• ITTHKRKAS, John BGilbert, exeepinrof Pe>" able the court ol tSrdin.ry ofuid Cwnty to bediu Charged from the eXemuonbip of the uid estate; No* these are therefore to cite and admoniiN .11 and singular the kindred pnd creditors of lb* said deceased, to file their ubjeclious (if any ihe, l»«) on orbefpre the ith day of Deo tnbsr next) otherwtm letter* diioussory wifi be granted to thw applicant. I Jtr . . c .. ” WitneaftheHon. Thoms* N Morel; one of tha* of the uH«,K^|Ld*yy!IS„> ( T It. one thousand dpt hundrid and twenty three. G eergie- ; Cimiliam LtjuHiy. 1 uilUlniin it mayconc4.rti— ley to the V*I. (he cqtm ot .ydtua^ Af Lfiatfera junty.tu be iliac,arged from Hi* admiuytore ion • of said estate. y " cite and a^roniih’ •Mb. hon. 1 homaa N. Mi.fe|,„ne of the luavxc* of hesikl Court, this 3lll t)n oi II,y A. U. »*ne thmittiiU eight btiiidrtd and twen V , tv. •y '«^ , via t**! 8- M. Rond, cm*. m>y31 - 130 ... - !k i. Aha at vT date ■ snail interior Oourtof Chatham Cot ier» tie cease u« lor. the bcoefit ol JACOB SHAFFER, Oull mas t - j-.oWRA. - . SL-’ • _ - _ Jleticfi ,,, v »n’tm’Subaenber.hssiip Published hi* 4 .business, m Milledgevif, .t.'nlAtjN stcest i bis friends in Ihe Hi* fa**

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824, November 14, 1823, Image 1