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Newspaper Page TextwgUmm m ,^T ^Tri TT ^MRi 1,10. ..oVol. XXll* >■ TUESDAY EVEYIYG, MAY 11,1824. V/iioie No. -H211. HOUSES, LAfsDS, &c. a To Itent. wharf I kit Nb. 6, Reynold Ward, known. . MieUux’s Wharf. Possession given the iltit of November—Apply to p M STONE. M 194 -Jf JfEYS HOTEL. The subscriber tikes this meth- n<Uo inform the public generally, .*n<i si particularly persons from the lo • coun. v| !?’ who may visit the up count™ in ff. ?*% Spilth or pleasure, that he will c > mrS ' Ut uv^piltlemen and ladies, or families with c " m 7u, ,hf dav. week, or month, on easy terms board by thed 3^ 9a |d in recommendation o» A- MmaudHorK.P^ ,/j, e( ueekj 8 , J0 <• month, Single man, per^ „ n « month. Dinner, breaef-st, supper, fee. Loilgintf, , , Howe, p-r dsy, ii « night, ,i ii month, , Children and servant#, Mg**, *10 188 * The Bdiinre of the Augusta Chronicle ami W l. .uiipon .an. ron.iested to PI VC two 1 25 1 00 5 00 18 00 37* 125 75 50 12 00 AUGUST G. OKMLEii, ■Athit Druggist Store. tomer of Jefferson anti St. Julian Street, I AS received by sclin mcr Tassel, a fr.gh supply of nvPAlM'n .. nqah esteemed * - PAMUEA, As alsoby other late arri -u variety of freVi articles which he abstains fr nn mentioning, o. •i« suspects the public to possess sagacity en .-ig ii L-utss, tha CALOMEL, J A LAP, H'tUltAU GUM Kofi t'lD, and all tier other delicacie t m in the index ofhe dispensatory may he ookedVoi ;ind found in Drug Stores—yet a few thing!, n v » b met wiih at every one, ne offers, via t Phosphorus, Chlorate of Poui r, PyroUgneou vcid, Black Drop, lames fever "owners, Item a •tip ii, Spirits «»f Soap, Fumigating PastiJL, tv^dgewood evaporating dishes, Glass Funnily, Graduated Measures, U -torts ami UeceivCrs, I’en, 'titles'; Gas Botttcs, Thermometers,Hygrometer, ’ hid PlftVime’er, aNkwam march !b 04 , Swaim’s Panacea?. j • HAVE BEEN appointed Agent hi Dr. tv, s. Swaim to sell his so much celebrtied Medi cine, at this place. A qua lity has been reeejv. .1 by t e Georgia from Philadelphia, and will be old by the box or bottle, at my Drug Store, cor. i t- of Jefferson and St Julian Streets, AUGUST G OEM..ER. - eh 10 57 THE IMPROVED 6EI iLl 'Z POtVuEllS. r *- B gu td eHc- • ot these powders as a Medt cine, has b -en observed and acknowledged y #11 those who have' had o ccasion to use them. In all oases of tle irtb im, Bile, Nausea and other Ii'eases of tlv- Stomach, which are so very pre ' I -ot in warm climates—-they can be used at any PUBLIC S*LE3. PUBLIC SALES. Marshal's Sales. ILL be sold at the Court House, in the Ci ty of Savannah on the firat Tuesday in June next, bet ween the hours of ten and three o’clock, a tract of land in the fifth district of the Counts I u ,nT wV U i» in agreeable beverage free from taste and highly imp -gn tled with fixe.! air, a id possessing all the Medicinal qualities ot the much esteemed Seidlitz Tax Collecior’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in July neAt, \ T7TLL be sold ut the Court Mouse in the Ci’y * V of Savannah, between the houri ol'lO Slid l o’clock, the following property or ai much ■ and County tWf&s George Wr igg. may 1 JN. H. MOREL, M. n t» 1 '2 Waters. The Season i fast approaching, when these nowder- will be. in demand, and to get them pure ia very desirable Many persons have been ,1c ceived in their operation, hv having purchased ‘hem in Drug Stores, the proprietors of which iiatd but little nr no regard in selecting the beat Administrator's Sales. jTJAILL be. sui'tat the Cmtit House til Savan- nail, on the firat Tuesday in July next, he i ween the hours Of ten and two-o'clock, lot No 15, 'fifteen) in the second district of Early County Georgia, containing two hundred two and a half acres, more or less, being the real estate of Ho- kind, consequently their beneficalqualities wen bert M. Dtirkiv, dec’d. and sold hy permission ot .ev, r realized. . But thi. difficulty mav now be ,he Court of Ordinary .if Chatham County, obviated,—'lie subscriber has endeavored for the I AUGUSTUS F DURKIE wo or three lust seasons to procure them Genuine uid has been successful These Powders are neatly put lip in Tin Boxes, oy which means their Medicinal properties will Executive Dej/artmeni, Ixeo. M1LLKDGEV1LLE, 2lst Nov. 183b vRDEHED, That the subjoined Resolution V i (tt iw ****•■»-,- —• — •» j, * | published once & tnopthy in cuci of the G'-* faviiinsh Republican, a^ requestedto give tw I /8ttes 0 f this State, until the next General Ele • I tnw-dions a month, until the Izt of July next, and J <ll)n Attest, ELISHA WOOD, Sec’ry. ATE, e“'» : livmnUhelr accounts to Athens^ To Rent.. i ifiitl i tl*l| d.i npidll if! ling ttihj its ont s front] he i tret i id otb< of thep epiy) it /east ^ Cletl ’ount] »“• The Store corner ot Drayton ami , ..,Kay Mreet next door to Mr, Trucheluia’ P 191 Orh-ans Squar Of-21 !•*»»-* “'“•* w 5iwR aSSow. of Representative! of the State of ( ral Assembly met, That it shall be the“duiv of t 4 igislrates who shall preside at the several Ele*. linns to be held in the different counties of tin Wbsbias it in desirable^! as'-i.rta ,i iie wist' s of the citizons of this state, a< to th‘ mode o. "losing Electors of President and Vice Pres, dent oi the Unite I States; Be it therefore resolved by the Senate and Hous, - , -f Representatives of the State of Geo rgia tn Gem House to Rent. The undersigned intending to re <w , WMBlvlltlw llllcre .„ [moveinlo the country, offers the ple.i -j state for the choice of members of the Legisl .« -,lwnt and convenient House, , ” l,s j urn, at the next General Election therein, t. I “-ArJi occup ation to rent, st a rate suited « ' I .ropnse to each and every voter at the time o ■ times fro® the 1st July next to the 1st Novembn I receiving his vote, whether he desir -s thst tlv ' r ' choice of said Electors shall be confided to the people or retained by the Legislature, and to re piest such voter to signify such desire by i- duning on his ticket, tne word People or Legiiln. I«re, according to the truth of the fact i ami n» counting out the ballots, to annex to the rerun, of the said election by them so transmitted t > tb sprit 30 4CT,’0t For Sale, A CARRIAGE and (.air of Horses < n reasons We, erms. . , r . T Also to rent until tlv 1st of No- M ...... Executive Depar'ment, a true statement of t! member n, xt a ready furuished Dwellinc I votes to given, to the end that the same may b- tlnuse in lackson Ward, <>•> the Soun I laid before the next Legislature by his Excelled (lornmon. Possession of the House wid J ov the Governoc. Elttl )mIiUU|IU 1, II' I u-tzvo'*''• ■ ”” - « v. red on the 10th day of June pext, tor ms,apply to mcH. W, HABERSHAM, •prip 20 . 92 Land and Yegroes for Sale. HANDSOME property, unincumbered, con; sisting of I.and and Negroes, together wit" | ck of every kind, and tlm growing crop, a-1 /« anting iriSf to about 12 or 15,000 doWsltu* | • in the upper country, aivl well calculated for , country Store—the soil well adapted to the cul tivation of Com and Cotton, is offered for sale on sc'immodtttinir terms. - ... Sank Stock, or good paper, well secured, will ctaken in payment. For further particulars, apply to the Editors o( he Georgia Journal, tune 19, 145 " For Sale, Li, that valuable tract or parcel of land known , b y the name of Nelville situated in South Uifolina about two miles from Savannah. This a t is considered one of t he best for a Rice plan> in in its neighborhood, and contains Eight dretl and eighty-four acres, t adjoins Mr. homus Young Gen. Huger, and Mr. Nicholas tfeer. Persons who may wish to purchase yil I Mine the premises. A good tittle will be give.. k1 the times of sale will be reasonable . Appli. anv 16 225| The Public And be it further resolved, That his Excellency die Governor be, and he is hereby requested " cause this resolution to be published without de. l iy, in the several Gazettes of this State, and t> continue the said publication once a montb, unt the next General Election. Read and agreed to unanimously. THOMAS STOCKS, President, the House of Representatives, 14t)> Nov, 1823. Read and coi.curred in. DAVID ADAMS, Speaker. Approved, 18tb Nov 1823. G, M, I ROUP, Governor. Executor’s Notice. V LL persons i'idebt..d to the estate of the late Dr Robert Worrell, Jr. are requested to m.ike immediate payment to Mr. P.erson, or to PHILIP BRASCH, Qual. Er’or. N. B The accounts if not paid shortiy will be pi .ceil in <he hands of an Attorney for c.dk-ctioi, ..n 6 4 NOTICE. P ERSONS indebted to the Estate of Alio. Denmark, dec. are requested to mak - in m-dtate payment, and those having dem," - against said estate will present them projfferly at. tested within the time limited by law. ROBERT BUR I ON. udm’ur MARY DENM.aK, adm’rx. feb 28 48 Bulloch remain unimpaired by the influence of lime anti climate V. flresh supply of the above Genuine article has just been received, which together with u '• ry general assortment of Family Medicines uili he kept constantlv on hand. FRANCIS I. LAY, Chemist (J Druggist, ■orner of Congress and Whitaker Streets Shad's Buildings arril 29 100 si . Valuable Medicine. .ivrnivs • i-.ptiu pills, Prepared by Henry James. A N approved r- nv.ly lor Dyspepsia, or Indig estion, Habitual Costiveness, and Piles. It is well known that Dyspepsia is one of the most frequent and formidable diseases of our coun try. Its commencement is indicate d in different patients by various symptoms, ot which the most remarkable are—• Irregularity of the bowels obstinate oathe ness, headach, commonly called nervous or sic - leaduch, yellowness of the eyes and skin, acidhy •f stomach after eating, often, called heart bun-, <1 itoience or wind on tho stomach, hitter taste it lie mouth iii the morning, t«lld bcea h, tdrowsi- esa alter dinner, debility, lassitude, emaciation, depression ol spirits, Ac ['lies being connected with indigestion and cos uveu'es", are certainly unci speedily removed by t- e pilis. Persons affl-ted with any of the above symp- urns, a r e .s-tfred that the Anti-Dyspeptic Pill . av h rernc- y well worth their attention, and enti led to tlieir entire ounfi ‘ence A supply of the above valuable Medicine bus ust been received fr im die Patentee, and can he .iituined of die subscriber, who has been appon * eel agent for lire State of Georgia. Fit A MRS I. I.AY, Druggist und Chemist, Shad’s Buildings, •inril 24 t c J 4 Savannah, Saratoga and Hallston Spring IVutera. UEDUCED PRICE. |YHR subscriber lias received per late arrivals^ | cases, A tract of land-on Wilmington fjlsn', in the Ooupty of Chatham, euntaiumg 75 acres, more bp less, h iiind -d in the n irth by a creek, east by lan-1 of the E-taie of loaeph’ liryan, and south and west by land belonging tn John AV Birnard, le-> vied on to satisfy the state and county Uses of .(no W Barnard thi- the yeav 1523, and costs. Amcunt uftaxes834 85. ' : . - : i.'Ww The Eastern lialfoflofNo, 19, in Oglethorpe Ward, in tl»e civ of Savannah, with (lie iuiprqye- ment. thereon, levied on to satisfy the state and county taxes of JUR and S White fir the year 1823, in 1 costs. Amount of taxes $i 95. Lots No- 29 and 30 in 13 ovmi VV-ard, in the city of Savannah, with the improvements thereon, le. 1 vied on to satisfy the state and ct-unty taxes ofihe Savunnsh Theatre forth ; v ir 1823and’ 1823,and. costs. Amount of taxes, 8334 37. On the first rue.,lay in June next, | „ The southern f sifot lot No. 10, first tytjiing, ILL be sold before the Court House in the Vn un Ward, in ttie city ot.Havannah, with die im. City of Savannah. 1 I provements thereon, levied on to satistv the state All the ■ crsonal property of William Mayiiew, ‘“ d f °r KHward fenmanf.r dec consisting of a Building on on. third of Lot Ia 5 ! . U a.f.?2?'*‘,«» A I!a t> '" ,t .^- t No 2, Jejv;vlTvthing,Darby wardi also, Buildings M may 1 Administrator. 102 Administrator’s Sale. JejwITvthing,Darby ward;; mi Lot No 31, Liberty wardt *l»o. sundry articles ol'Cnrpenters Tools and Furniturei 1.4 part Qfthe loon Good Intent. (Cap:. J„. p;t Allen,) with '•timlry other urticles. Sold for tue beuet of the heirs and creditors of said estate. C. H. HAYDIIN, Qualified ndm’or estate Wm. Mayhew. spril 20 f 92 . a fresh supply of the above Wnt-?rs,and w ill i il them at 31^ cents a sing e (quart ) boitie or ui $.1 SO foru box, contfiiningonr doX They, were, nyttled by Lynch Sc Clark, ol Nc\i York, and art warranted to be interior to none. . TRHNOIS I. LAY.'D'iiggisl, pr i 23 • i 9? : 1 H ■•Mings. Take .X'otice —55200 Reward. A. SWmvv’s Panacea. T HE subs.cntier having discovered the com position of SWAIM’S celebrated Pauacen, now a supply on hand for sale j he has re need the prise from £3 50 lo $3 50, or by the lozen $24. AH charitable institutions in the U. States and •he poor will be supplied gratia. If the citizens of tne principal cities and towns, lb appoint an agent to order and distribute thi,. medicine to the poor, It will be supplied This medicine is celebrated for the cure of the I Mowing diseases, “scrofula or king’s evil, ulcer ted or putrid sore throat, long-standing rhen m .tic affections, cutaneous, disea <'i, w-iiie ft.vcl hng, and disease of the bones »nd all casfcsgen' eruiiy of the wlqeruus character, and chronic dis eases, generally arising in debilitated cons 1 it • nns, but more especially from syphilis, or aflec tions arising therefromd ulcere in the layrnx, nodes, Ac. And tliat dr. adfiil disease occasioned b> a long and excessive use of mercury, AC. It is •tiso useful in disease of the liver." CERTIFICATES. „ I have within the last two years had an oppor. (unity of seeing several cases of very inveterate ulcers, which having resisted previously the regu lur modes of treatment, were healed by the us< •of Mr Swaim's Panacea, and 1 do believe, from what I have seen that it will prove an important remedy in scrofulous, venereal and mercurial dis h N. CHAPMAN, M.D. Professor of the liistifutea and Practice of Physic, in the University of Pennsylvahia I h.ve employed the Panacea of Ur. Swaim ir ii'imeroiis in-tarcer, within the last three years, ii-d have always found it extremely efficacious, especially in secon tary syphilis, and merettri- Lot No. 38 Columbia Ward, in the city of 8a- van nail, subject to an annual ground rent to the Corporation of said City, with the improvements thereon, levied on to satisfy the ata'e ana county taxes of Ann It j|l<n-kit f >r the year 1833, and costs. Amount of taxes $5 86. All that tract >-r lot of land, situate, lying and being in the 27th dist. of Early county, contain ing 350acres, more nr l-s*, and kn >wn and distin guished in the pjan of s .id district by the No, 196. Levied on to nstLl'v the state and county taxes ot* the estate of Lewis D. Aclutrd f»r the year. 1823, and coals. Amount oft ax-s 82 26. JAMES BPPlNGER, t coo. may l 102 la herifF’s bales. On thefirst Tuesday tn June next, . X7ILL be sold in front of the Court House in VV the City of Savannah between the usual hours of 10 and 4 o’clock. One negro woman named Aggy, together with ner three children, William, Mary and Frances, revieii on as the property of Michael Densler, to satisfy an execution from the Court ot Common Pleas and Oyer and Terminer for the city of Sa vannah Francis U Stone, guardian of Thos Doore vs Michael D *nsier. Also; sundry articles uf plate ware, table and bed linen, one carpet and one lot books, ie Red on-as the property of Orran Bird, to satisfy an execution lor rent in favor of Eteazer Early and assigned to J U Herbert a co. Also, all the buildings and improvements on ot No thirty four 34. W .rren ward, bnuaded N by ■ lane 8 by Broughton St E by lot No 35, W by ot No 34, levied on us the property of Charles II Hayden, to satisfy an execution for rent in favor Trustees of the Chatham A :-.demy, vs. Charles 4. Hayden, property sold at the risk oftbe former purchaser, be not having complied with thetcm.-a of sale. AH. |. IFLYCN, c.s. mav 1 102 W. GIBSON, M.D. u tit K hove sum will be paid to any pers «n w ho I Professor ,of Surgery in the University of Penn 1. will come forward am! proveto conviction, I _ sylvania, - tie pers-m or persons who stole from the st-a-e ot j Philadelphia, February 17,1823. 'Ir William Martin, at Pocetaligo, the following ] _ _ JOHN SHiNN, Chemist, •icgroftii, tqwU : Jiino, and herltwo children, tlu. ” property ofihe estate of Mm- Ann llog-n. Juno is about five feet high, dark complexion, np * ibout forty years of age. Peter (boy,) about nine year., old, with rather an impe imeut m his speech Pussy, a gu-l about six years of-age. botli of dark ttomplexion. These negroes were taken away o> I’hursdaf night, the I5tb in;t. One Hundre., • ibila s, if delivered in any jail m the State 11 ’ m Shevifp8 Sales. On the first Tuesday in Jane next, fjnejMLLbe suldat the Court House in Sa^an.- Ft nah, between the twursof 10 and 4o’olock, -die following property, All that lot of land in the city of Savannah, si- tiseasez. I have no hesitation in pronouncing i 1 I “Med weslbf Falun street and known by the No •a medicine ofinestimable value. / 139 containing, 55J feet in with, on west Bou'idne vreet, and one hundred, and eighty feat in leptfi on Bryan street, levied on as the prop ;rty if Thomas Bourke, deceased, to satisfy an e vecur wm ' ' N.'B For sale at Smith A Pearsall’s, N E. cor icr of Third and Murket streets I (j3* F.a-.h publisher of a newspaper in the Uni | ted States,' is requested to pubii-.it this advertise ment >nce a month for one year, and send thei. (-ccdur.’ i for puyment. april 22 91% •ion in favor of the Bank of the U. 'Stales and ubers. ' .. Also alt thst tract of land known as Constitu- ion Hill, about niles from the City Savannah, comaing about 340 acres, With alt the buildi igs lioreon, adjoining lands belonging to the evt >te ■f Abigail Minis and others, levied on undm an v xecution issuing from a Juat ces Court, u>.. i:i£ Arciiibald K’Niet, in favpur of John Malone, and turned over to me by a constable. Alsu, all that lot of land known in the pjan of a LL persons having demands against lire l V of Robert Worrall, jqn’r. late ol Savanuul will please present them properly attested—ami those indebted to said estate, are requested we ... .... .. ' i l't. City Tax Notice. -h'rtx I pi-rsniis are hereby caultoiud from purenasing I /|HHE cligesi of the City Tikes for the present I ltle c '|y 88 ^ Columbia Ward, subject to an -- I ihe Kttifl Ni.groea, or from haruornuf iht*m # as Uio I yeur being completed, themibscriber isuo^ I ;i >inuai ground i*ent to the corporAtion, with nn* Am estate. I aW b e r igj ( |L. enforced against them* I ready to receive the same, which must be paid I P**o v ^enf« thereon, bounded west by lot No 5, informed that the claim ot Hamlin Mallory t J II)a ^ e p a y raen t, . the tract of land in Bonth^ Carolina, called j PHILIP BRASC1I, ' Qual Executor. iv. 8 210 CUSTOM HOUSE, ielvllle, is now in a train for Judicial investiga- n, until the termination of which, some risk ibciucurred by those who mj^U^Wr- •lec 2 237 ■ Sale. propert in asisijB Valuable Property for Sa i ■fJIlIB subscriber otters lor sate his pr irec iteil i of i s km" 1 Darb)» ieurtW eel ft# iwdi dated ooj eel)' IcAl aid sin. McAllfl ororil' ich Hft 6 in#* sJcAlhtf lonettb ie Wffi pnitcW? front tne-'T petit' 10 ! sts t*. iVfroai ||L er #• ided. pub! elate *< j .VaNN .VH, 23) April, 1824. S E ALED Proposals will be received until Tut -- day the 4tb day of Muy next, for erectiog s ll E subscriber otters lor sate ms propci-11>> i sm _| e Btor . B r ', c k Building on Tybee lal-nd 38 by _ Darien, McIntosh County—consisting ot nve i — t {, e con tr„cto to supply all materia;. Vliarr l.nts, situated in the most eligible quarter i ^ Woag desirous of contracting are ieque.ted h. f the city for business of every description. I Q|l| | ftt t (, e custom House for a more minute lo- Also, Five Bay Lots immediately back ot those Kj, lefore mentioned, end divided from them by “I proposals Will also bereceivtd at the same time rtteet of 40 feet. * . 1 tor keeping in repair the Beacons and Buoys erer. i Also, hue third part ol a Wharf Lot, tntniB cuy, j, te( j j- or . ecure navigation of the Bar andltriver [nWflmnhiy called Rices Whart) with • improve-1 Savanna |,. M a t er ials in this case to be furnished 1 oV the Government 1 JNO. STEVENS, Coll’r. Bents, For uniii, t prtticalara enquire of Thomas M. Wood. s, Bsq’r. in Savannah, or the subscriber on CHARLES B. JONES. on Island. -ipri’33 95 1 $318 Notice. -Very valuable tract of Land in Liberty coun. iiy,situate on the sunbury-Road, two mile. . a half from Ripe orougn; containutg two Jundrsd and ten acre sThis land is very valua- fie for cotton, rice and corn, and a9 well calcula tor that culture as any land in the county 5 * conditions are low and reasonable 1 there are letwesn " IM “' For Sale, 1NE Lots situate on the South Common, as: f art of Garden lot No 7, designated by num , 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 15 and 24. Also, an undivided third of lot No 17,Yamacruw, fronting west on F»hm St. opposite the residence ol Joseph Stiles, Esq; Also, all the interest of Isaac La Roche in a cer tain lot of land, situated on theThunderbolt Iioap The above property is offered for sale by vir - 1 ftueofan assignment made by Uaac La Roche li,i seventy and eighty acres cm^red anu j (he benefit 0 f a ,i t,- IS creditors. Tf not sold bflors pniler fence, there is also a good dwelling house, id all necessary out buildings on the premises, grantee titles will be given to the purchaser, “incumbrances lying on said land. For further *r|iculanlapply to bapit. Jos. JoneB in Liberty b mnty, or to . 1 edvyahd B. baker, owner in- McIntdHi county. wig 16 vthe first Tuesday in Maynext. it will then be of eredat public auction at the Court House in Sa- annah F r particulars apply to ^ D. PONCE, Agent for the assignees of I. La Roche april 20 92 - iR-r-Chatliairti County. To all lyhom it may concern— - HEREAS Thomas Clark and Matthew Luf- a cut'f ivesol 1(11)111* P ftWI :y.s ord« f tf, n . LLSiCb NOTICK. .-^ylNE months after date application will be tvj made to the honorable the Justices ot the Inferior Court of Chatham county, when-sitting I for ordinary purposes, for leave jo sell all that tract of Land containing’ two hundred and fifty acres, more or less, known as lot No. 15 fifteen, in the second district of Early county, Georgia, being live,, . the real estate of Robert M. Durkie, dec. and lo !u,f' ,Wul HW’ dep. in behalt ol the heirs and ere- I be goW for th g benefit of the heirs and creditors I of the said-deceased. ■ Vj- AUGUSTUS F. DURKIE, Adm’or. of R, M. Durkie, dec. 27 ' 3 Wm from W' tv I' , Itaffl ii 1 ', ii these are therefore to cite and admonish “7 singular the kindred and creditors of the “deceased, to file their objections, (if any they *0.m my office, on or before the 39th day ol ne kf 1 otherwise letters of .administration 1 granted to the uppUcanls. "ihiess thd honorable John Cumming, one lurlr f^wices of.thc said Court, the 30th day ol |l )r ‘lA. D ib24. iVTlNB mdrtths alter date, application will be *iv made to the Hein, the Inferior £ourt 61 Bry an County, for leave to sell all the Ail Estate-of Sarah ,McKiddley, late of Bryan cou*y dec. for benefit of the heirs and creditors ot said estate. JAMES BUTLER, adm’or, april 3 $0 77 rigidly enforced against 1 (0* The Editor of the Columbia Teiescope n equested to i.inert this advertisement fur one nth, send his account to the Charleston City Gazelle. The edito.n nf the Savannah. Hepubli can, and the Augusta Chronicle, are requested lo j lo the same. JOHN A OUTHBERT, Jun. WILLIAM M ARTIN. I’ocotalign, S. C. April, 17, 1824. aprd 29 , 100 ; ■ -- pNlti j on or before the the 3lst inst, after that time exe ions will be issued ugai st all delimiters. JNO. I. ROBERTS, c. r, may 1 . > 10'3 ' Boarding and Lodging. r HE Stlh.-icrioer haviuj; a pieiDui.t md healthy su>nmer situation in S varnish, opposite tho Planter’s Bank square, will be I appy to aeco.nm» date a few gentlemen wishing to remain for the Vj'lNK months after date hereof application wil 1 be made to the Inferior Court of Chatham -minty for leave to sell a tract of land drawn bv htimas Capps deceased in Hie late Land Lotte .ry, situa{e and being in the fifth district of Mon-, me County, and kno- n by the number 44, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of t lie said Th«s. iapps dec. JOHN MOREL, Adin’r. sept 6 7 . .reason with Boarding and Lodging on very low I * n J-* vor ‘d Henry llaupt eas; by lot No 7, nojrth by Brougt ton street—- nd 344 acres of land at Tweed Side, about 6 miles from the city, with the buildings thereon, the present residence of the defendant, levied on at I the properly of John Morel, to satisfy executions in favour of the Bank of the Stats of Georgia and others. Also 75 acres of land in White Bluff district, die residence of the defendent, levied on as the property of James Govan, to satisfy an execution Assize of Bread. 03* The,average price of Flour being seven 10l.lurs per barrel of 196 lbs, the weight ol .iread the present month must be as follow : 12J Cents LoHf 2 1b 11 oz. do do 1 lb 54 oz. ■ if which all Bakers and sellers of Bread will take due notice. JNO. 1 ROBERTS, City Treaiurer. march 5 1824 53 ■T lEii-aONS having deva^rsds agaMM the esi,.«. .JL of James Anderson, late o. Augusta decease !, .re requested to present their claims properly at tested, and those indebted to make immediate .aynieiU to \ - JOHN BALFOUR. 1 , | Administrator, feb 7 j; V LL persons having rlei-nruls against the e-taie dRA ot Wm Hochstrassei dec are requested to present them for payment within the time oreaenbed by law, and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to JAMES MORRISON, marpli 4 52 Qual.iulmr, v . Admuiistrfftors Notice. f lllE undersigned .having received letters qI'J l^cVd by I ’Administration- -.on the estate of William J. J ' 1 Spencer, late of Efii'igham C -hnty, deceased— requests all persons having demands against said estate to render them in to him according to law, and those indebted‘ure 1 requested lo make pay ment to ELIAS REED, Administrator. april 24 T.-nj96 A nWritiiy- of Mr. McALFHINS BRICKS ; erms. Also, Gentlemen and Ladies from country whose horses shall be well taken care of. Apply to JOHN Y. WHITE, npri! 27 98 ____ . VS hereby given that in sixty days from the date JL hereof application will be made to the Ban. •t the State of Georgia for the payment of a Bank Note No. 241, Lefter. A for fit 1 v dollars, dated 9 atuigry :818, signed by V B B.iiloch, Preside.ii,-1 .id A Porter, Cashier, p&yuoio at the principr.- 1 Bank to A G S. mmes or bearer, the left hand liu t ;f which .said bill being lost. LbVI S D’l.YON. N B.—Any person fi. ding the half of said bil w ill confer a favor by returning it as it can be oi o use to any but myself. L. ,S. D mi> 3 xflOo Notice. v Ll. persons having demands against the 6s fiA tate o> FLming Aikin ot the county ofCha' nm, planter, deceased, will render them jn dub aested.'and all those ind: bted to the said esiat. vdl please make payment thereof to George Vt icAllister of Hrynn county-, or Uichard W. H ,-ierslimn, attorney at law, Savannah, who are dull uthorized to receive the same. ELIZA AKIN, Aiim’rx. ;• geo, h. McAllister, Adm’r.' may 29 *>P SONS iinti-b'e.i to ifie estate of Jamj-v Lumbrigiit, latn.of Liberty county, deceased, .ft requested to nru* immediate payment; and hose haying demands against said estate, will irest-nt them lej;»hy .attested within the time pre- Law to, ' JOS. LAW, Sen’r. qualified cx’r. tan 22 ,]7 half of lot in Eu.-nsbury, in the city of Savan- na», known hy the number 5, in Oglethorpe ,Vard, with the improvement!, thereon, now oc cupied by Mr. Black, levied oh as the property of G. L. Cope, to satisfy John Hover, oh foreclosure of mortgage Aiso a boy named Richard, levied on under an execution in lavor ol Tufis A Rea l, against Paul LVdpton. ISAAC D’l.YON, Sbvi «. may 1 102 Sheriff’s Sales; On the fir A Tuesday in JuneMext, W ILL be sold at tiie Court House in Savan- tiuli, between the hours of 10 and 4o’clock; Five negroes, Censer, Hannah, Joe, Ruth, ind Harriet, under a fi fa on forec osure in lavor of Davies und Berrien, against Joseph C, Haber sham. . ■,< ISAAC D'LYONi B.c.c. ; itpril 3 78 Gnv Marshal’s Sales. Notice, ■ - ■ rrtHREF., months after'datr; application will be 4. made to the Bank, of the St^e of-Georgia for ihe,renewal of a lost certificate issued by the Cashier of Said bank, for two hundred glulres of a quanttiy of Mr. McALPHINS tSIUCK.3 J the capital stock, in said Itarik, stuhding in the (iCl.ODU) will be kept on M’ayne’sivharf sto a I naroc oflUo Guardians of Sarah H Gilbert. - v Y ,'i—: ' >i-u. 0-jj.jj ^ill be landed I WM G. GILBERT; SARAti liiLLHOUSE. sample, and' for retail. The Brick • at uny wharfin town to suit ffinjcjMers, Ap'-. : y to jan tO DA¥tD A.3TftOil!'Ai., 31 *46n16 .CuarfijjnB, ind.; before thai day. I an No- 8 anil 6, Springhill, bounded j£ by west Broad St. S by lots 4 and 5, W by Iqt 11, and N. s.y Spring St. re-entered u port as the 'property of tV m I’orter, lor 4 quariersgrolind rent. • Lot No 7, Spriiigfiill, bounded E hy lot 2, S by Spring- St W by lot IT, and.N by lot 8, re eriier. ed upon an the property of Tattick Norris for 4 quiir era rent. .. ‘ Lots Nos 9 and 10; Springhill, bounded. E by lots 7 and 8, S by Spring St. W by Franklin St. and N b) Oak St Te-enteved-upoivas the property of >Vm Richardson,.forequarters rent P ' Ltit No 17, SpriitglkiR; bounded E. by lot 16, S by lot 15, W by lot 22, and N by (Jsk Si. re ehier- ed upon as the propei ty ol Adam Cope, lor fouk ' quarters 1 eid. ) . •> •. Lot No J 8, Springhill, hounded E by Io( 15, S by Spring St. AV by lot 2S, and N by lo> 17, re- entered upon 41b lire property -of Wm Adams, for 4q.iariers rent. s . ,1 ot No 19, Springhill, hounded on the F. by’ ■lot 14, S by tot 20, W by lot 22, and N by Spring* Street,'rdictt’ehsd iipdu usthe property of John D Gole, for 4 quarters rent. ..... FvJJ. STONE; c». may i C01 ■ . •

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824, May 11, 1824, Image 1