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Newspaper Page Text■mil rprJ C*| ddil isLcJl owl lr«T six' ler> | M % DAILY No 11I.....V0U XXU WEDS'EMMY EVENING, MAY 12, 1824. Whole No. 44212, ntei houses, LANDS, &c., a To Rent. L, xv Wharf Lot No. 6, Reynold Wavd, know*. A Anc'mux’s wharf. Ptwoesaian mven the .^/November-Apply to first Possession given the StONE. F. M. 'JfifENS HOTEL. The subscriber takes this meth- AUGUST G. OEMLEU, I At Ha Druggist Store, corner of Jefferson and 'St, Julian Streei, H AS received by schooner, supply of s wAIM’S so much PANACEA As also by other late arrivals, a variety of fresh articles which he ibstuins front mentioning, n* he suspects the public to possess sagacity enough to guess, thnl CALOMEL, JALAP, ftHUtlARH GUM FtElTD, anti all the other delicucie a rimed THE IMPROVED SEinUTZ POWDERS. public sales. PUBLIC SALES, liseases of the Stomach, which are so • ery pre 'lent in warm climates—they can be used at any time with much advantage. As they form a pies- tin eftet v 'scent draught, they may be said to be an agreeable beverage free from taste and hie ‘ may 1 I Tax Collector's Sales. I, I . 8 „ eS ‘ . I on thefirst Tuesday in July next, r t„ B0 d ftt . lhe Jk’T «r e 'i n I VJIflM. be sold at the Court House in the City “ fS ‘W h "ll fir8t ^«dHym June W of Savannah, between the hours of 10 ,.,4 e !T- .t h °c U ^°&!2 U . nd c\^ C 3o’clock, the following property or s> much sspSsrs as? tiie sta,e *" d *7* t0 “ U< V an exeoution in favor of \ A tract of land on Wilmington UM, h the George Wragg. _ 1 County of Chatham, co JN. tt. MOREL, i».» o. 1*2 Fumigating Pastil 11, Glass Funnils, “-.i 'm rreard to the healthfulness of the 1 «n«ouaiea measures, ueioris ana Receivers, Test thens,et hcr mreg Qp eeable , nd rdbes.Gas Bottles, Thermometers, Hygrometer, CntsocS; in all these particulars it stands j ^ e-emiaent. com ?°u U “o,P dav.'week, or month, on easy terms. I Stip'ii, Spirits ot Soap, Fumigating t»«ard bf AedW - ld recommendation of A- Wedgewood evaporat.hg dishes. Glass Hothtng need b0 dt(>the heal . hfu | ness ofthe Graduated Measures, UCtorts and Ueceiv es. Gas Mottles, Thermometers, Hyg Pluvimeter, mm* “ •• per week, • “ u « « “ *• month, •sffSMrtSt i „ a ii month, Dinner, brenkft.t, supper, 8tC. Lodging, Horse, per oajA «< « mgiit, month, 1 SO 1 25 1 00 5 00 18 00 37 J 12| 75 JO 12 00 Swaim’H Panacea. [ HAVE BEEN appointed Agent by Dr. W. Swaim to sell his so much celebrated Medi cine, at this place. A quantity has been recciv. ' ‘ '‘ ' “ttdelph Administrator's Sales. •ILL be solJ at the Court House in Savan- . _ halt, on the first Tuesday in July next, be tween the hours oi ten and two o’clock, lot No 15, (fifteen) in the second district of Early County, Georgia, containing two hundred two and a half I acres, more or less, being the real estate of Ro bert M. Durkio, deo’d. and sold by permission ot the Court of Ordinary of Chatham County. AUGUSTUS F. DURKIE, Administrator may 1 W2 elite. HAVES. 188 ad by t e Georgia from Philadelphia, and will be sold by the box or bottle, at my Drug Store, cor. ner of Jefferson and St. Julian Streets. AUGUST G. OEMLEU. ’■■arch 10 57 ' Executive Department, ireo. MILLE0GEVILLE, 21st Nov. 1823 is very desirable. Many persons have been Ue ccived in their operation, by having purchased them in Drug Stores, the proprietors of which paid but little or no regard in selecting the best kind, consequently their benefical qualities were neve r realized But this difficulty mav now be obviated,—the subscriber has endeavored r the two or three last seasons to procure them Genuine and has been successful. These Powders are neatly put up in Tin Doxes, by which means their Medicinal properties will repute unimpaired by the influence offline and climate. A fresh supply of the above Genuine article has just been received, which together withal All the personal property «« nuiww.nixiicw,, . .•„»» „ pa ro v* ty general assortment of Family Medicines will I dec consisting of a Building on one third of Lot) , * fU - 8 * be kept constantly on bund. • “■ * • • - ■ - - - .... “ “ I, , „ ... lining 75'acres, more of less, bound-d-qn the north by p creek, east by land ofthe Estate of loscph liYyan, arid sooth and west by land belonging to John W Barnard, le vied on to satisfy the state and county taxes ot .lnd W Barnard for the year 182:1, and costs. Amount of taxes S3 4 85 The Eastern half of lot No. 19, irt Oglethorpe Ward, in the city of Savannah, with the improve ments thereon, levied on tb satisfy the Mate, and county taxes of J Band S White for ihe year 1823, and costs. Amount of taxes #1 95, Lots No 29 and 30 in Brown Wtnd, in the city of Savannah, with the improvements thereon, vied on to satisfy the slate and c wnty trxes of the Savannah Theatre for the v ar 1822 and 1823, and costs. Amount of taxes, g234 37. • The southern half ol lot No. 10, first tytliing* m w WP 130 rbwininle snA I f?\RDERED, That the subjoined R. solution be O'The Editors of the Augitata Chronicle and gj pushed once a mimth, in each of the G «!gar&y«sg3i&sS5. v ««»"•> towd nek accwntet. Aehen. To Rent. The Store corner ol Drayton and Bay street next door to Mr Ttuclieluta* Oricans Squarr, 7louse to Rent. oct 21 The undersigned intending to re - - I move into the country, offers the plea- Jjilisant and convenient House, now in his kialloccup tion to rent, at a rate suited to thr limes, from the 1st July next to the |«t November Mowing, and « one sprii 30 For Sale. A CARRIAGE and pair of Horses on reasona ble terms. Also to rent until th? 1st or No- J «tb) vember next, a ready furuished Dwelling 51nil House in Jackson Ward, on the South i dUfliiCommon. Possession ofthe House wih I be delivered on the 10th day of June next, for Ittw.ip** 81CH.W.HABBR5HAM. apvip 20 92. "^Land and Negroes for Sale. /V H ANDSOME property, unincumbered, con- &U, sisting Of Land and Negroes, together with Stock of every kind, and The growing crop, a- aounting in ail to about 12 or 15,000 dollars, situ ate in the tipper country, and well calculated for a country Store—the soil well adapted to the cul tivation of Corn and Cotton, is offered for sale on accommodating terms. Bank Stack, or good paper, well secured, will betaken in payment. , . „ For further particulars, apply to the Editors of .he Georgia Journal. 1 iune 19 145 tion. Attcat, ELISHA WOOD, Sec’i IN SENATE, 12th Nov. 182 Wnnsis it is desirable to ascertain the wish es ofthe citizens of this state, as to the mode of choosing Electors of President and Vice Presi dent of the United States; He it therefore received by the Senate and Houte of Repreaentative - val Assembly met. Magistrates who shall preside at the several Elec tions to be held in the different counties of thb .State for the choice of members of the Legisla ture, at the next General Election therein, to propose to each and every vpter at the time ot receiving his vote, whether he deshv s that th' choice of said Electors shall be confided to the people or retained by the Legislature, and to rc 3 ueat such voter to signify such desire by eit owing on his ticket, the word People or Legialu ture, according to the truth of the fact; and or counting out the ballots, to annex to the return of the said election by them so transmitted to the Executive Department, a true statement of the votes so given, to the end that the Came may be laid before the next Legislature by tils Excellen. cy the Governor. . And be it further reaofved, That his Excellency the Governor be, ar.d he is hereby requested to cause this resolution to be published without de lay, in the several Gazettes of this State, and. tc continue the said publication once a month, unti the next General Election. Read and agreed to unanimously. THOMAS STOCKS, Preaident. tept FRANCIS I. LAY, Chemiat £/ Drufgitt, Jorner of Congress and Whitaker Streets Shad’s Buililinga. urril 29 100 wa Valuable Medicine. ANTI DYSPEPTIC PILLS, Prepared by Henry Jamea. A\ N approved remedy for Dyspepsia, or Indlg- estion. Habitual Costivenesa, and Piles. It is well known that Dyspepsia ia one of the moat frequent and formidable diseases of our coun try. Its commencement is indicated in different patients by various symptoms, of Which the most remarkable are— Irregularity of the bowels obstinate costive ness, headach, commonly called nervous or sick hesdach, yellowness ofthe eyes and skin, acidity • if stomach after eating, often called heart burn, flatulence or wind on the stomach, bitter taste in he mouth in the morning, foetid breath, droival oess after dinner, debility, lassitude, emaciation, depression ol spirits, be- Piles being connected with indigestion and cos. tiveneS', are certainly and speedily removed by the pills. Administrator’s Sale. . a.,.... I »*■■■ sqy •Vo city of Savannah ’ I provements thereon, levied on to sruutv the *t:,te All the personal property of WillianvMayhew, I and county taxes of Estate of Edward Penman lor c consisting tio 2, JeykvIT 2, Jeykvl Tything, Darby wardi also, Buildings Lot No 31, Liberty wsrdf also, sundry articles of Carpenters Tools and Furniture; 1-4 part of the sloop Good Intent, (Capt. Joseph Allen,) with sundry other articles. Sold for the benet of the hein and creditors of said estate. C. H. HAYDHN, Qualified adm'or estate Wm. Mayhew. sprit 20 f 92 3. Shinn’s Panacea. T HE subscriber having discovered the com position of SWAIM’S celebrated Panacea, has now a. supply on hand for sale i he has re. duced the price from $3 50 to g2 50, or by the dozen $24. V All charitable institutions in the U. States and the poor will be supplied gratis. If the citizens of tne principal cities and towns, 1 will appoint an agent to order and distribute this medicine to the poor, it will be supplied. This medicine is celebrated for the cure of the! following diseases, “scrofula or king’s evil, ulcer 4ed or putrid sore throat, long standing rheu matic affections, cutaneous, diseases, white swel' ... ... .„ „„ | ling, and disease of the bones and all eases gen Persons affi .ted with any ofthe above symp • I era ||y 0 f the ulcerous character, and chronic Uis oma, are assured that the Anti-Dyspeptic 1 ills | eMeBt generally arixiner io debilitated cnmtitn are a reme ly well worth their attention, and enti led to their entire confidence. A supply of the above valuable Medicine has 1 | just been received from the Patentee, and can be obtained of the subscriber, who has been appoin ted agent for the State of Georgia. FRANCIS I. LAY, Druggiatand Chemiat, Shad’s Buildings, apr’tl 24 c*94 Savannah. Lot No. 38 Columbia Ward, in the city of Sa vannah, subject to an annual ground rent to the Corporation of said City, with the improvements thereon, levied on to satisfy the state and county taxes of Ann Rodman for the year 1823, and co. tso Amount of taxes $5 8G., All that tract or lot of land, situate, lying and being in the 27th dUt. of Rariy county, contain* *">aores, more or less, and known and clistin- S l in the plan of said district by the No. 195. on to satisfy the state and county taxes of the estate of LewisD. Achord f>r the year 1323, and costs. Amount of taxus g2 25. JAMES KPPiNGHR, toco. may l 102 City Sheriff’s Sale8. r On the first Tuesday tnJitne next, W ILL be sold in front of the Court House Sti the City of Savannah between the usual hours of 10 mid 4 o’clock. One negro woman named.Aggy, together w'uh her three children, William, Mary and Frances* levied on as the property of Michael Densler. td satisfy an execution from the Court of Common Pless and Oyer and Teritoiner for the city of Sn- vannah Francis M. Stone, guardian of Thos Doors vs Michael Denster. Also, sundry articles of plate ware, table and bed linen, one carpet and one lot books, te ,-ied on as the property of Orran Bird, to satisfy an execution for rent in favor of Eleazsr Ea-ly and assigned to J B'Herhert & co. Also, all the buildings and improvements on lot No thirty four 34. Warren ward, bounded N ny flane S by Broughton St. E by lot No 35, W by G. M. TROUP, Governor. For Sale, a LLthr.t valuable tract or parcel of land known I \ by the name of Nelville situated in South [ 0ivo|ins\ about two miles from Savannah. This tract is considered’one ofthe best for a Rice plan, k taiion in its neighborhood, and contains' Eight I hundred ami eighty-four acres, t adjoins Mr. 1 Thomas Young. Gen. Huger, and Mr. Nicholas sine the premises. A good tittle will be given the times of sale will be reasonable. Applk n to be made to Wit MALLORY Agent of Hamlin Mallory. 225J , uov 16 We Public I S informed that the claim oi Hamlin Mallory to I the tract of land In South Carolina,. called Nelville, is now in a train for Judicial investiga- tion, until the termination of which, oome risk will be incurred by those who dec 2 237 * Saratoga and Itullston Spring Waters. REDUCED PRICE. * * tt aSjF*I TOSsayssssiWiaa Approved, 18th Nov. 182J^ _ | mulled by Lynch & Clark, of New York, and are warranted to be interior to none. FRANCIS I. LAY, Druggist, mril 23 ha 95 , Shads’ Building*. Take Notice —3200 Reward. |1HB bovesumwill JL will come forward anil the person or persons who i Sir William Martin, at Pocotaligo, the following negroes, to ivit: Juno, and her two children, the property of the estate of Mrs. Ann Hogin. Juno is about five feet high, dark complexion, and about forty years of age. Peter (boy,) about nine years old,with rather an impediment in his speech. Pussy, a girl about six years of age, both of dark complexion. These negroes were taken away on | Thursday night, the 15th inst. One Hundred j lo lars, if delivered in any jail in the State All persons are hereby cautioned from purchasing (he said Negroes, or from harboring them, as the taw will be rigidly enforced against them. OCT* The Editor of the Columbia Telescope is requested to insert this advertisement for one month, send his account to the Charleston Cit j Gazette. The editors of the Savannah Republi can, and the Augusta Chronicle, are requested to do the same. JOHN A, CUTHBERT, Jun. WILLIAM MARTIN. Pocotaligo, Si C. April, 17,1824. april 29 100 cases, generally arising in debilitated conititu tions, but more especially from syphilis, or affec tions arising therefrom; ulcers in the lsyrnx, nodes, &c. And that dreadful disease occasioned by a long and excessive use of mercury, &c. It is also uselui in disease of the liver.” 1 have within the last two years'had an opror-1 N ° 3 ** levied on as the property ol Charles H tunity of seeing several cases of very inveterate l Hayden, to satisfy an execution for rent in favor ulcers, which having resisted previously the regu j'Trejfees af the Ohatliam Academy, vs. Charles lar modes of treatment, were healed by the use I “• “*yden. property sold at the ri-ik ofthe former of Mr. Swaim’s Panacea, and I do believe, from I purchaser, he not having complied with the terms what I have seen that it will prove an important | remedy in scrofulous, venereal and mercurial dis | eases, N. CHAPMAN, M. D. Professor ofthe Institutes and Practice of Physic, in the University of Pennsylvabiu 1 have employed the Panacea of Mr. Swaim in numerous instances, within the last three years, | of sale, may 1 AB.I.EFLYON, c.p, 102 Executor’s Notice. 4 LL persons indebted to the estate ofthe late Dr. Robert Worrell, Jr. are requested to make immediate payment to Mr. Rverson, or to PHILIP BRA8CH, Quo/. Ur’or. N. B. The accounts if not paid shortly will be placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection, tan 6 4 NOTICE. P ERSONS indebted to the Estate of Allen Denmark, dec. ure requested to make im- mediate payment, and those having demand- _ r, and Mr. Nicholas I against said estate will present them property at Ctuger. Persons who may wish to purchase will | tested within the time limited by law. ' m Sherijf'8 Sales. On the first Tuesday in June next, • 1LH be sold at the Court House in Savan- wiuun me mst mree years,, > " ah * <>«ween thehmrsof 10and4o’clock, and have always found it extremely efficacious, I .. r c , especially in secondary syphilis, and mercurial I i *. n t *’ e o! Savannah, m- diseases. I have no hesitation in pronouncing it j street and known by the NO a medicine of inestimable value. 139 containing, 55J feet in with, on west Houndne . W. GIB80N M.D, | street, and one hundred^ and eighty feet in ■ill be paid to any person who I Professor of Surgery in the University of Penn-1 Pp, h on D ri ,an a,re 5 f » *evied on as the property ard and prove to conviction, I aylvania. I “/ rhomas-Bourke, deceased, to satisfy an execu- is who stole from the store of I Philadelphia, February 17,1823. I ’“{J 1 ,n * avor °* ae t,le u - SlR ' e3 JOHN SHiNN, Chemist. N. B. For sale at Smith & Pearsall’s, N. E. cor ner of Third and Market streets- (£T Each publisher of a newspaper in the Uni ted States, is requested to publUh this advertise ment once a month for one year, and send their accounts for payment, april 22 feb 28 48 ROBERT BURTON, adm’or MARY DKNM \K, iidm’rx. Bulloch Ot}' those indebted to raid estate, are requested to make payment. PHILIP BRASCH, Qual. Executor. nov 8 210 CUSTOM HOUSE, SAVANNAH,-23.1 April, 1824, S EALED Proposals will be received until Tues. day the 4th day of May next, for erecting a single story Brick Building on Tybee Island 38 by "■ “ tli ' """ Valuable Property for Sale. T HE subscriber offers for rale his propert in Darien, mfarter I l8 ”fret—the contr->ctoi to supply all materia;*, I dSSSamff * Per80nB desirous of contracting are requested K a " d diVidCd ‘ VOm lhCm by “ I Proposals will also be received at the same time for keeping in repair the Beacons and ijuoys erec. tool wad ,«* I erliil I ittief I lll»> I ter i® V if.WI iwtt| spiyi 1st ;er»| isviog I )WI?J I !S| i date*.! lptioO I ieii- e ' I o',lief I ofthe! tnd it I ied ,in | fealj iere| it •viud I red 1*1 ' -".I :«k.. I ' ; - 1 smi | .beet of 40 feet. Also, one third part of a Wharf Lot, in this city- ^nmmonly called Rices Wharf) with improve-1 g ava ° a '“ ted for the t ccure navigation of the Har andRriver Materials in this case to be furnished M. Wood- on for particulars enquire of Teowia M. Wc I nrniiE, Esq'y. in Savannah, or tiie subscriber I "ilmington Island, CHARLES B.JONE3. nov 1 4218 by the Government april23 '"95 JNO. STEVEN3, Coll’r. For Sale, INELots situate'on the South Common, as a part of Garden lot No 7, designated by num bers, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 15 Sod 24. Also, an undivided third of lot No 17,Yamscraw, fronting west on Fahm St. opposite tiie residence of Joseph Stiles, Esq, Also, all the interest of Isaac Ia Roche in n cer tain lot of land, situated on theThunderbolt Road, The above property is offered for vale by vir. ftue of an assignment made By Isaac La Roche for the benefit oi all his creditors. If not sold before »nd all nerZ' 00 7m,‘«..V"iTmmrn^a”nn“ the nremUes' I vthe first Tuesday in May next, it will then be of guarantee title^wilf ven to the nurChasei* I ered at P ub,ic suction at the Court House in Ba- I ip ** ^ P0NCE> Agent for the assignees of I. La Roche, april 20 92 VINB monthsutter date hereof application wii 1 be made to the' Inferior Court of Chatham bounty for leave to sell a tract of land drawn by Thomas Capps deceased in the late Land Lotte ry, situate and being in the fifth district of Mom roe County and known by the number44, for thr benefit of the heirs and creditors of the said Thos. Capps dec. JOHN MOREL, Adm’r. 8ept6 7 Notice, Very valuable tract of Land in Liberty coun* Gy, situate on the gunbury Road, two miles I *nit a half from Rice orougn; containing two hundred und ten acre sTliis land is very valua ble for cotton, rice and. corn, and as well calcula ted for that culture aa any land in the county; I the conditions are low and reasonable; there are between seventy and eighty acres Cleared and I “.? e F. fence » there is also a good dwelling house, | J 10 incumbrances lying oh _ ... T'tiiculava apply to capt. Jos. Jones in Liberty EDWARD B. BAKER, owner in McIntosh county, ...Mg 16 NOTICE. sorgia—Chatham County, To ml whom it muy concern— J INE months after date application will be made to the honorable the Justices of the j inferior Court of Chatham county, wheh sitting Court p olUnT ^ ese are therefore to cite and admonish I of thesahldeMa^l, A dm*nr of g.? n 1 d «ngUlnT the kindred and creditors of the j AUGUST US T. DPRK1B, Adm’g. of^^ 27 3 L it f, nex t ( otherwise letters of administration J? Stunted to the applicants, i- t i'' n ,* :a3 .the honorable' Jolin Cumming, .one ji-it 0 uid Court, the 30th day of 3M1 A.D 1824. April «pril 30 .101 j B, M. BONDj .C. c. o IVTINE mouths atter uave, application will be lx made to the Hon. the Infeiior Court ot Bry- 'nii County, for leave to sell all the real' Estate of Sarah McKindley,. late of Bryan county dec. for benefit of the heirs and creditors of said .estate. 3AMK3 BUTLER, adm’uri a?ril 2 77 .Assize of Bread. 03* The average price of Flour being seven dollars per barrel of 196 lbs, the weight of bread the present month must be as follows i 12* Cents Loaf 2 lb 11 oz. 63 do do 1 lb 54 oz. Of which all Bakers and sellers of Bread will take due notice. JNO. I. ROBERTS, City Treasurer, morch 5 1824 53 P ERSONS having demands against tiie estate of James Anderson, late ot Augusta deceased, are requested to present their claims properly at- tested, and those indebted to make immediate payment to • JOHN BALFOUR. (Administrator. feb 7 i\ LI- persons having demands against the estate dQJL of Wm Hochstrosser dec are requested to present them for payment within the time prescribed by law, and all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay mertt to JAMES MORRISON, 1 march 4 52 Qua), admr. Administrators Notice. 1 4HE undersigned having received letters of Administration on the estate of William J. Spencer, late of Effingham C-ninty, deceased— requests ail persons having demands against said estate to render them in to him according to law, and those indebted are requested to make pay ment to ., • ELIAS REF,D, Administrator. april 24 i.—xf96 , , ' , . nn 10 City TaX Notice. _est of the City Ttxes for the present year being completed, the subscriber is now ready to receive the same, which must be paid on or before the the 31st inst after that time exe- tions will be issued against all defaulters. JNO. I. ROBERTS, c.f. may 1 102 Boarding and Lodging. r HE Subscrioer having a pleasant and healthy summer situation in 8 .vannah, opposite the Planter’s Bank square, will be happy to accommu date a few gentlemen wishing to remain for the eason with Boarding and Lodging on very low terms. Also, Gentlemen and Ladies from country w hose horses shall be well taken care of. Apply to JOHN Y. WHITE, april 27 98 NOTICE. ->S hereby given that in sixty days from the dat - J hereof application will Be piade to the Bank jf the State of Georgia for the payment of a Bank Georgia for the payment of Note No. 241, Letter A for fifty dollars, dated 9 lanuary t8l8, signed by V B B illoch, Preside;.!, md A Porter, Cashier, payable at the principal Bank to A G Stmmes or bearer, the left hand halt f which said bill being lost. LEVI S U’l.YON. others. . ■■ Also all that tract of land known ns Constitu tion Hill, about 2J miles from the City Suvannah, containg about 340acres, with all the buildings thereon, adjoining lands belonging to the estate of Abigail Minis and others, levied on under an ’ execution issuing from a Justices Court, against Archibald M’Niel, in favour of John Malone, uml turned over to me by a constable. Also, all that lot of land knowh in the plan of the city-as No 6, Columbia Ward, subject lo an annual ground rent to the corporation, with im provements thereon, bounded west by lot No 5, east by lot Hp 7, north by Brougl.ton street—and 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 an the property of John Morel, to satisfy executions in favour ofthe Bank of tbe.Stata of Georgia and others. ' .« ,* : Also 75 acres of land in White Bluff district, the residence of the defendent, levied on as the property of James Govan, to satisfy an execution in favor of Henry Haupt, Half of lot in Eueiisbury, in the city or Savan nah, known by the number 5, in Oglethorpe Ward, with the improvement), thereon, now oc cupied by Mr. Black, levied on as the property of G. L. Cope, to satisfy John Hover, on foreclosure of mortgage Also a boy named Richard, levied oh under an execution in iavor of Tufts 81 Rea l, ugauut Paul J, Valoton; may 1 ISAAC D’LYON, Shci .ff. 102 < Sheriff’s Sales, On the first Tuesday in June next. * W ILL be sold at the <iourt House in Savan* nah, between the hours of 10 and 4o’clock: N B,—Any person finding the half of said bii I - . £ ive . n _ e B ro ^ 8 * leaser, Hannah, Joe, Ruth, will confer a favor by returning it as it can be to j a hd Harriet, under a fi fa op foreb osure in lavojj ,0 use to any but myself. * A L. S. D “ av,es »nd Uernen, agam; may 3 Afio: tvs 0 Notice. A LL persons having demands against the es I jAtnte of Fleming Aikin ofthe county of Chat-,; am, planter, deceased, will render them in dull" .ttested, and all those indebted to the said estati will please make payment thereof to George W J vtcAlllster of Bryan county, or Richard W. Jersham, attorney at law, Savannah, who are duly mthorised to receive the same. T- F.LIZA AKIN, Adm’rx. geo. h. McAllister, Adm’r. may 29 28 I sham, april 3 Berrien, against Joseph O, Haber* ,!8aAC D’LYON,^.e.c. >8 m City Marshal’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in June nert, ILL be sold before tiie Co.iiri House id the city of Savannah, between, the hours of 10 ui/d 3 o’clock, if the respective rente are not pai d before that day. Lot Not 3 and B, Springhill, bounded 12 by west Broad St. S by lota 4 and 5, W by lot 11, ar.d N. VERSONS indebted lo (he estate ot Jame- tT Lambrigbt, late of Liberty county, deceased, ca u P on Hierequested to make immediate payment; and I quarera upon as the property cf Patrick Norris for 4 -tar rent will lime pre* those having demands against said estate, present them legally-attested Within the time scribed by Law to, JOS. L AW, Sdn’r. qualified efc’r, ian 22 l? Notice. /:* rfllipBR monlbsjafter date application will be X made to the Etanfe of the State of Georgia for ihe renewal df a dost certificate issued by the Cashier of syid bank, for two hundred shares of the capital stock, in said Bank, standing in the name of the Guardians of Sarali H. Gilbert. WM. G. GILBERT. SARAH HU.LHOUSE. Otiardiarta. juoft Lots Nos 9 and 10, Springhill, bounded E bo- lots 7 and 8, S 'by Spring St W by Fianklih St. and N by Oak St re-entered upon as the property of Wm Richardson, for 4 quarters rent LoT No 17, Springhill, bounded F, by lot 16, R by lot 15, W by lot 22, and N by Oak St. re enter ed upon as the property of Adam Cope, fof four quarters rent. - - Lot No 18, Springhill, hounded E by lot 15, S by Spring St. W by lot 23, and N by lot lfr- re- enteied upon us the property of Wm Adams, ibr 4 quartets rpnt. Lot No 19, Spring hili, bounded on the Efty lot 14, S by lot 20, W by lot 22, and N by Spring- Street, re-entered Upon n9 the propei ty of Jonti D Colei for 4 quartets rent. F, M. 0TONE, c m . mav .1. • 2f)l N ; t .

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Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824, May 12, 1824, Image 1