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-—*svs yyyawwaw—- i tIJU3£S, a To Ken#. jot Nd.6, Reynold Ward,known „p i * ot So. 6. Reynold Wal’d, known ■M Suit's wharf. IMssmion Riven Hu ai Vv Brt t of NoV' -**? F. M. STONB. AUGUST G. OKMLErt, 7< Ait Druggist Store, comer of Jeffcreon anti Sr. Jnltan Street, I AS received by schooner Tassel, a flrdh supply of <WMM<8 s<» -ouch esteemed pjinave.i, As also by other late arrival'., a variety of fresh articles which he abstains from mentioning, »s he suspects the public to possess sagacity fettnug'.. to Rues«, that CALOMEL, JALAP, RHUHAU THE IMPROVED Sill!)LI L'7j 1*1) iVDE US. T fi good effV.is of these powders as a Modi cine, has b--en observed and acknowledged hy atll those wlm have trad occasion to use them. In ail esses of Heartburn, nils, Nausea and other lisenses of the Stomach, which arc so very pro I utin warm climates—they can bfc used at an me with much ad-ant-igc. As they form a pie: •t effervescent draught, they may be said to be j (j e u r g # Wrtgg mnv 1 ursuit of ...nmod.itr I board by ' ATHENS HiOTEfo . ‘ , Kumhrr t kes this meth* I GUM HE I II), and ull the other delicacie t t ,med I *n agreeable b-venufc free from tasie and highly 1 he *' ,osr '. ' ‘ . J. .,,> n£ .| a iiy d nd «he index of the dispensatory may be luokvd for | impregnated with bxed air, and possessing all the od to tnfnrm the j mil found in Drug Stores—yet a few things nm | Medicinal qualities o! the much esteemed Scidli.z 'ifat may visit thempeottnuy inj | ‘ • h du nr pleasure, that tie will ac lemen and ladies, or fimihessviih Marshal’s Sales. CyjjMT.L be sold at tlu Court Hon*", in the Ci- •T/ ty of Savannah on the first Tuesday in .linir next, between tlie hours of ten and three o’clock, a tract oflnud In the fifth district of the Count. ,»f Monroe, No 120, levied on as the prop- rty «>' Jacob Miller, to satisfy an execution in favor JN. H.. MOREL, w. n o. 12 to be met with nt every one, he oilers, viz Phosphorus, Chlorate of Potast, Pyroligneous Acid, Black Drop, ' Waters. The Season is fast approaching, when these | week, or month, on easy ternis, „ slid in recommendation or A- r ..rard to the healUifulnesiMl'the atmosphere, or agreeable and y; in ull these particulars it stauils Man and llo» ’ i], J per week, it « month, lames fever Powders, ItenOs I powders will be in demand, and to get them pun] Sliptii, Spirits Of Soap, Fumigating PastilU, I is very desirable. Many persons have been < nr I Wedgewoiid evsporatinf* dishes, Gls.w Funnils, J ceived in tlieir operation, by having purchase Graduated Measures, Retorts and Receivers, Test | themfo Drug Stores, the proprietors of which Tubes,Gas Mottles,Thermometers, Hygrometer, and pluvimcier, _ Wkwwm ‘march id 64 t- *« veek, o »« month, Lodghig, i ilorse, P' T V.W, Children and servant* half price, 1 50 1 2 S 1 00 5 00 18 00 37* 125 75 50 12 00 Swaim’s Panacea. I HAVE BEEN appointed Agent by Dr. W, Swaira to sell his so much celebrited Medi cine, at this place. A quantity has been receiv. ‘ by .t e Georgia from Philadelphia, and will be d by Hie box or bottle, at my Drug Store, cov. ad sold n,:r of Jefferson and St. Julian Streets. AUGUST G OEM-.Ell. -eh 10 57 CiEOUGE HAYES, 183 «P l i°. editors of the Augusta Chronicle and '1 ! The Executive Depart menty (reu. MILLEDGEVll.l-E, 21st Nor 1823 jj^RDBRED, That the subjoined Resolution b- paid but little or no regard in selecting the best kind, cunsripientiy their be.nellc.ri qualities were lev, r realised Rut this ditTiculty mav now be obviated,—'lie subscriber has endeavored for the two or three last seasons to procure them Genuine •nd lias been successful. These Powders arc neatly put up in Tin Boxes, by which means their M&ficinal properties will remain unimpaired by the influence of time and climate. A fresh supply of the above Genuine article Pm just been received, which together with a v~ry general assortment of Family Medicine* »ill be kept constant ly on hand. A FRANCIS I. LAY, Chemist U Dmggist, Corner of Congress and Whitaker Streets Shad's Buildings «rril 29 100 at* Mmlaislrator's Hales. •ILL be sol tat the Court llonse- in Siv-uv , . nah, on the first Tuesday in July next, h- tween the hours of ten and two o'clock, lot No 15, (fifteen) in the second district of Early Count), Georgia, containing two hundred two and a I,-.11 acres, m ire or less, being the real estate of ttm bert M. Durki-., -v-M. and sold by permission ot the Court vfOrdinsry o-'Chatham Cnuntv..' AUGUSTUS F DURKIE, Administrator. may 1 i-t° Savannah published once a mouth, in each of the Gr. nf ihi, giai, until ,h, m»v. General Elt 1 *. • UAublican, arereq tested to give two I ielleso f (hlg state, until the next a month, until the 1st of luly next, and {jon 1 uieiiWountsto Athena. forward l To Kent. . . The Store corner ot D my ton and f -T^t Baf street next door to Mr Tnichelut.' i Orleans Snunr- louse to Kent Attest, oet2l ELISHA WOOD, Sec’ry. IN SENATE, 12th Nov. 1823. Wtunaxs it is desirable to ascertain the wish es of the citizens of this state, as to the mode ol choosing Electors of President and Vice Presi dent ol the United States i Be it therrfbre resolved by the Senate and Hout, of Representative* of She State of Georgia «n Gene ral Assembly met, That it shall be the duty of uu Magi:-'rate* who shall preside at Hie several Elec lions to be held in the different counties of thi fkeunderstgned intending to re , UU „., U[)C IIVIU llllllc move into the country, nlfeis the p • i g, Bte f OP the choice of membera of the Legisln i ? ant ami convenient House, now in n i tu(Pftt the next General Election therein, t ilMLoccitp tion to rent, at» r»'e . | propose to each and every voter at the time o im the Id July next to the 1st Novemb | receivini' hi* vote, whether fie desir s that th 70 y» ars thereatter, “■ EDWD. HARDEN , from i I following, ^ lor one or two y : «rs thereafter. aprtl 3Q,J *ct.‘201 For Sale. | g CARRIAGE and pair of Horses m rcasona- Also to rent until ibr ' 8t No- AWfc Utber n,xt, a ready furui.hedpwell.nl receiving ... ... ... . , . , . choice of said Electors shall be confided to the people or retained by the Legislature, and to r- -luest such voter to signify such desire by en dorsing on his ticket, the word People or Legisla ture, according to the truth of the Iket; and oi counting out the ballots, to annex to I lie return of the auid election by them so transmitted t-- Hit Executive Department, a true statement of tin votes so given, to the end that the same may be liknie in Jncksoti Ward, on the Sotitl-1 | a i<i before the next Legislature by hi* Excellent .. * l it,.- Mniise will I n. Valuable Medicine. AN I I 1-iSFEPTiC PHjjLS, Prepared by Heti'-y James. A N approved r< medy for Dyspepsia, or Indig estion, Habitual Coxtivenuss, and Piles. It is well known that Dyspepsia is one of the most frequent and formidable diseases of our coun try Its commencement is indicated in different patients by various symptoms, of which the mutt remarkable are— li-regul -I'Sly of the bowels obstinate C'.stive ness, heuduch, commonly called nervous or a'ic* .eadach, yellowm-H* of the eyes and akin, acidi-y -f stomucb after eating, often called heart burn, flatulence or wind on Hie stomach, hitter taste i ne mouth in the morning, loond breath, drowsi- ■es* after dinner, debility, lassitude, eroacia-iot’, lepression ol spirits, &c Piles being connected with indigestion and cot*, vonca , are certainly and speedily removed by toe pill*. Persons sfH itcd with any of the above symp-- •oms, ai e assured that the Anti-Dyspeptic Pib- are u remciy well worHt tlieir alien lion, and enti- tied to their •ittirw cunff-lcnce. A supply ot the :-oove valuable Medicine has mst neen received from the Patentee, and can be Administrator’s Sale. Oil the frsl Tuesday in June next, ■ 7, ILL be sold before the Court Huu^ejn the * City of Savannah. All the..r*onal property of William May hew dec consi-.Hngof a Building on one Hurd of l.u< No 2. Jeykvl Tvthing,Darby wardi also, Huild- ml un Lot No 31, Liberty ward) aho, sundry aVii :'.c ifCarpentera Tools and Furinlurei 1-4 pari ol'th. -loop Good Intent, (Cap; Joseph Allen,) with -undry other article.,. Sold for Hie benet of fh heirs and creditor* of said estate. ■ C. H. HAYD'IN, Qtrlified idm’or estate Wm. Maybew -ipril 20 f 92 S. ftWmtt’s Panacea. T T1HE subscriber having discovered the com J. position of SWAIM’S celehru -1 Panacea, ia, now a supply on hand for sale j he h is re ice fr Tax Col’eC'or’s -Sales* On the first' Tuesday in Jttfy next, TTTIT.T, h i sold at the Court H-nis-.* i-i the Oily N V of Snvaini -h, between the hoots of U> vnd 3 o’clock, the following property or 9 > m-tcH thereof.is will satisfy foe State and County Taxes ami cos! 3, vizi A tract of laud on Wilmington Island, in the County of Chatham, contai-nng 75 acres, mo e ..c les«,bonmled onth» north bv-n c.-: ; !. -.'.-a? '-v lan.l of the E. ta.e of Joseph Nrvan. nn ’ -lout 1 - an l •vent by land belonging to John W Barnard, le vied mi to satisfy the state and county taxes of Jno W Hn'-n -rd f ir the year lb-3, and costs. Amount Itaxes 85. *> l'ne EaUern half of lot Nn, 19, in Oglethorpe Ward,, in the city of Savannah, with the improve- ment-t il-.-ri-ni-, levied 00 tosattHfy. the state and ctmniy uses of J E an-l 9 Wiiite for the year 1823, an d cod*. Amount of tuxes $1 95. Luis No 29 arid 30 in B- own Ward, in the city qf.Savannah', with the improvement, -hereon, le nt d on tosati-tly thestveand c-uinty taxesofthe Savannah Theatre for me vi ar 1822 and 1823, and cbst«. Amount of taxes p234 37 The southern half ot lot No. 1U, fir An-on Ward, in tiic city of Savannah, 1 proveinenis thereon, levied on to satisi and county taxes of Estate of Edward I the year 1823, and costs. Amount oftn: Lot No. 38 HolumbW Ward, in the c vannah, subject to an annual ground w Corporation of said City, with the imp thereon, levied on to .misty the state a taxes of Au Rodin'in *'ir the year 1823, Vmounlof taxes £5 86, All Hut tract - r lot of land, situate, being in the 27t)i dial of K-iriy count) mg 250 acres, more or !«*s, and known fuistird in ihe plan of said district by d Levied on to satisfy the state and enum the estate of Lewis 1). Acien-d f-ir the ; au-iooiili. A n -unt of taxeA JJ2 26, UMK8 EPPtNGER, mav 1 102 from $i 50 to 3- 5 J, or by the. iced the pri iozen 534. All charitable institutions in the U States ahd •he poor will be supplied gratis II the citizens of the principal cities and towns, will appoint an agent to order and iisiribute thi medicine to the poof, it will be supplied This medicine is celebrated for the cure of th following diseases, '‘scrofula or king’s evil, ulcer ted or putrid sore throat, long si sliding rlieu matic affections, cutaneous, diseases, w -he awe! -mg, and disease of the hone *, and all cases ge.i orally of the nIcumiis character, and chronic dis . uses, generally arising in debilit at'd constitu lions, but more especially from syphilis, or affec tuns arising therefrom; ulcers in the Uyrnx An-1 that <tr, adfol disease occa noned - • ’-H RICH. W. HABERSHAM. Sale. mmoiY. Possession of the House will j cy the Governor, on the lOtli day of June next, fori Andbeit further resolved, That hi* Excellency 1 the Governor be, and lie is hereby requested it emise tliia resolution to be published without dc lay, in the several Gazettes of this 9tatc, and tt continue the said publication once a mouth, unt< the next General Election Read and agreed to unanimously. THOM AS STOCKS, President. In the House of Representatives, 14th Nov. 1823. Read and concurred in. DAVID ADAMS, Sjieaker. Approved, 18th Nov. 1823. G. M, TROUP. Governor. .odes, Sic, by a long and excessive use of mercury, Stc. It i- -tnained of the subscriber, who has been appom* 1 „ )MJ U seiulin disease of the liver/' led agent fur the State of Georgia. FRANCIS 1. LAY, Druggist and Chemist, Slutd’s Buildings, sprit 24 , *^4 Suvunnah. City blictitt ’s Sales. On the fist Tuesday tn June ru 4 TTILI.be sold in I runt of'the Cou Vv the City of Savannah betwee h-mt-N of 10 and 4 o’clock. One negro woman named Aggy, tog her three children, William, Mary a: levied on as the property of Michael satisfy mii execution I'r-un the Court Pleas and Oyer and Terminer for the vnnn.ih Francis Ur Slum-, guardian of vs .Miclia' I Dcn.ler. Also, sundry articles of plate war bed linen, one carpet »ntl one *ot b| on ns the property of Or van Bird t execution lor rent in favor of • t 4W assigned to J It Herbert a co. Also, ail the buildings and impre lot Notliirty four 34. Warren ward, be ,1 fine S by Brought-»u St. E by lot N lot No34, levied on »» the property t “ an execution for ~ r M for ironertv, unincumbered, con- 1 --- -ther with crop, a- ate mho PP . j jj adapted to the cul- «* ■*" •* be 1:1 ten inpayment e h « , ttiit Saratoga and liallotun Spring Waters. CERTIFICATES. 1 have within the lust two years had an oppor-. n,,.» tunity of seeing several esses of very inv-;terate I.Wnyden, towtisly Acudemt .Peers, which having resisted previously th- regwl ^^^pvop^/snld i the risk c f,r tnodts of ’reutment, were healed by the uw I h„ nftfr Swaim’a Panama, and 1 do bcllive, P-»»«Bkae r . ^ u °t »» v Wg co ">phed wi _.U.. > I —-.II ...,,.„rtunt l -I »at«- AU. I-II l may 1 r llP. wihscriber has received per I •ar ■ ■ -- ■ f' a ft'urtW B pnrtic'dars, apply to the Editors of ie tiiorgiaJournal. 145 k JM .* For Sale, LLtht valuable tract or parcel of land known by ftc name of Nelville situated in South (SCnJaboUt two miles from Savannah. This isidei-ed one of the best for a Rice pl*n- - -- - - J *—*—“* Eight Executor’s Notice. A LL persons indebtt d to the estate of the late .\Dr. Robert Worrell, Jr are requested to make immediate payment to Mr. R- eraon, or to PHILIP HRA8CH, Qual. Er’or. N. B. The accounts if not paid shortly will be placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection, .l-»n 6 4 . what I have seen that it will prove an important REDUCED PRICE. I remedy in scrofulous, venereal *nd mc,cui,aldis aived per late arrivals, l eases, - N - '’HAPMAN, M.D, fresh supply of the above Water*, and will l Profes*nr ofthe Institutes -md Practice of sell them at 51 j cents » sing c (quart j Bottle or at I Physic, in the University of Pennsylvania fi'J 5(1 Tor a box, containing one doz They were j I have employed the Panuccu of Mr. Swsimm oottled by Lyncti St Clark, ot New York, and are | numerous instai ces, within the last time years, warranted to be inferior to none. and have always found it extremely eflicaci-nw, FR ANCIS 1. I.AV, Druggist, I especially in secondary syphilis, and nierciiru. ‘ Mnililings. I liseases. I have no hesitation in pronouncing i< Take Mice-S2J0 IG.vard. _ |• , ^- GIBB o K , „.u. m Skertff f, 8 Sate8. O.i the first Tuesday in June SILL be sold at the Court Hou nali, tieiv een the h ours of 101 I the follniving property, All that lot of land in the city of mated west of Falim street and knot | 39 containing, 55J feci in with, on t> and one hundred, and ; NOTICE. P ERSONS indebted to the Estate of A’-lni Denmark, dec. are requested to make i n- street, and one hundred, and ei| .’HE bovesum will be paid .0 any person who I Professor of Surgery in the University of Penn-1 ICkl^dlcS ?o «.l will come forward and prove to conviction, | *ylvanu. | j (m m favor ot uic Bank of the U others. Also all that tract of land known lion Hill, abnui 24 piles from the C containg about 340 acres, with ail thereon, adjoining lands belonging 'TV — - , ■ - . JL will come forward mid prove to conviction, I sylvam*. the pers -n or persons who stole from the store of j Philadelphia, Pebn.ary 17,1823. Mr William Martin, at PocotHligo, the following | JOHN SHiNN, Chemist negroes, to wit s Juno, and hei two children, the I N. B. For sale at Smith a Pearsall &, N. b. cor property of the estate of Mrs. Ann Hogsn. Juno | ufci ot'T hird and Market streets is about fire feet high, dark complexion, andl CT K«cli publisher of a newspaper in the Uni- about forty years of uge. Peter (boy,) about nine J ted States, is requested to publish this advertise ■ • - • >— t- ! - * ment mice a month for one year, and send their sccntint* tor payment april 22 944 leaitd Wion ifta neigl.boviiooo, and contains Bight JT Denmark, dec. are reqnestea to ms*, mv- ol(1> tith rather an impc imc.it... his speech, hiindnif anti en;hty-lour acres, t adjoins Air. mediate payment, and those having demands 1 j . ( b . yearsof age both of dark ThomJTouitg Gen. Huger, and Mr. Nicholas URairt st sa\d estate w,II nresent them propcrty’at- we % ,. ke „ away on Gr„,. r ^Persons wiio may wish topurchuae vaH j tested wttlunfoqHrapJiunted^v law. ihiirsdatr night, Hie 15th inst. One Hundred ‘ tt** UtUe *.11 be given | Kyiu g A Doilars,tf delivered in any jail In the State Alt MAR\ DKN..1AL, aamrx. iierc . by gamfoned from purctiaiiny — 1 I the sidil Negroes, or from harboring them, as the no-lemancts against the estate I , uw ^-Ji b e rigidly enforced against them. rail,jun’r. late ol Savannah, | ^ The R,ljtbr of the Columbia Telescope 0 _ ,1/laj.aisf flip OTU -*# «*- “ nov2253 - — feb 28 48 Ull The Public s ini rmed that the claim of Hamlin Mallory to ■ the of land In South Carolina, called Nelvill ianow in a train for Judicial invealigo- S?. 1 ' iiMhatermineUon of which, some risk of Robert Worriil,jun'r. latb ol Savannah, lne uoluluui » ... . will please present them properly attested—anil I re ^ atc j t() i : , SO rt tiiia adverdsement for one 1 those indebted to said estate, are requested to | _ \ hSa tl * ih« r.lmrieston City make payment* 11 tion. 11 til the termination will be ncArred by those who nr.v 8 210 PHILIP BRASCH, Qual. Executor. month, send his account to the Charleston City . , Tlie editors of the Savannah Republi-1 J_ City Tax Notice. )• RHE digest of the City T ,xcs for the present ii year being completed, tlie subscriber is now ieud> to receive the same, which must be paid <,n or before the the 3lst inst. after that time exe- -ions will be issued aguiust all defaulters JNO. I. RUBEIt I S, r r. 102 IS, CM VVM.L. DAVIS. 237 1 OH hie Property for Sale. CUSTOM HOUSE, SAVANNAH, 23J April, 1824. S EALED Proposals will be received until Tuej- r * Gazette. ..... can, and tlie Augusta Chronicle, arc requested to do the same. j 0 „ N A CUTHBERT, Jun. WILLIAM MARTIN. Pocotaligo, S. C, April, 17,1824. april 29 100 May Hie 4th day of May next, for erecting » T HEsitbscriber oilers for sate his property I 8)| , e gl ' ory Briick Building on I'ybee Island 38 by D#n, McIntosh County—consisting ot uve j l8 °|- eet _ t b c contr-ctoi to supply all materia-s, Virccteni nited I Wharf Us, situated in the most eligible quarter I p<;M0(|B desirous of contracting are requested It aly for business of every description. ca) , at tbe custom House for a more minute ie- , Five Buy Lott immediately back ot those I ^ 'mentioned, and divided from them by at p ro nosals will al*o be received at the wmie time f 40 feet. . ...... I tor keeping in repair the Beacons and Buoys erec- , one third part of a WharfLot,in this city, I (e[ j f or tbe SC cure navigation of tlie BarandHriver oniy called Rices Wharf) with improve-1 g avannabt Materials in this case to be furnished 1 by the Government ••m nents For [IWmiE Iwiimi feet ta'igt mv 1 10W tl particulars enquire of Thomas M. Wood- Esq’r in Savannah, or the subscriber on CUAUI.ES H. JONES. ,218 april23 95 JNO. STEVENS, Colt’r. dalrdf iterlU MCAU s»i-l | ruinf , McAl r or# Rich 1 r*i e * ts mmMMI due#»? epn# it fro* 0 For Sale, INE Lots situate on the Suulh Common, as n part of Garden lot No 7, designated by num bers, 1, 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 10. I5a.»d24. Also, an undivided third of lot No 17,\am»craw fronting west on Fahm St. opposite tlie residence of Joseph Stiles, Eaq, . Also, all the interest of Isaac Lo Ruche in a ci-r tain lot of-land, situated on theThuoderbolt Road. The above property is offered for sale by vir- ftue of an assignment made by Isaac • La Roche for ■ ojH Notice. IS Very valuable tract of Land in Liberty coun* A ty, situate on the gunbury ltoud, two miles arm a half from Rice orough; containing two hut lred and ten acre s l’nis land is very v “‘““ ble nr cotton, rice and corn, and as well calcula te* or that culture as any land in thi conditions are low and reasonable; there ar c - _ leveen seventy and eighty acres cleared and I , be benefit ofall his creditors. It not sold bi-l-r^ - 4- t fence, there is also a good dwelling house, I vlbe gfgt Tuesday in May next, it will then be of . .. .. I eredat public auction at the Court House in Sa- I necessary out buildings urchaser utee titles will be given to the purchaser, i incumbrances lying on said land. F01 further r-iculars apply to capt. Jos. Jouea tn Liberty EDWARD B. BAKER, owner in McIntosh county, aug 16 — annuh. Fr particular apply to Agent for the assignees of l. La Roche april 20 92 Boarding and Lodging. |THE Subscriber tiaviog apleasuit and health) riNE montns after date hereof application wil be made to the inferior Court of Chatham County for leave to sell a tract of land dra-vn bv Thomas Capps d**ceused in the late Land Lotte ry, situate and being in thu fifth district ol Moo- roe County and known l»y the number 44, tor Ur- benefit of the heirs and creditors of the said Tho.s. Capps dec. JOHN MOREL, Adm r. sept 6 7 * summer situation in S vannah, opposite tin Planter’s Bank »qu:ire, will be l appy to acca-im- I date a few gentlemen wishing to remain for the eason with Boarding and Lodging on very lor | terms. Also, Gentlemen and Ladies from countn I whose horses shall be well taken car of Apply to JOHN Y. WHITE, april 27 98 Assize of Bread. •!<{ rrT Tlie- average price of Flour being seven dollars per barrel of 196 lbs, the weight bread the present month must be as follows: 124 Cents Loaf \ ^ ^ oz * 64 do do 1 »*> „ 5 4 oz- )f which all Bakera and sellers of Bread will take due notice. . _ JNO. 1. ROBERTS, City Treasurer. march 5 1824 53 of Abigail Minis ami others, levied cxecuiion issuing from a Justices ( Archibald M’Niel, in favour of Johj nirntdover to me by * Constable. ■ an-manmafr land known ii the city as No 6, Columbia Ward, 4 uinual ground rent to the corporat provemems thereon, bounded west -c-ist b> lot No 7, iiorih by Brougi to 344 acres of land at Tweed Side,-1 from the city, with the buildings present residence oi' the defendant, ne properly of John Morel, to satis 1 favour of the Bank of the 8taU u others. Also 75 acres of land in White I tr.e resilience of the dcfeitdent, Icvi property of James Govun, to satUiy | ill favor of Henry llaupt Half of lot in F.nensbury, in the ci naii, known by the number 5, in Ward, with the improvements tlierct .-.upied by Mr. Black, levied 011 as flit G. L. Cope, to aalisiy John Hover, on if mortgage . A so a boy named Richard, levied execution in lavor of Tubs & Re n’., a J. V.loi- n. ISAAC-L'lYOl may l ShertlV’s Sales. NOTICE. J S hereby given drat in sixty days from the d&t hereof application wilt be made to the Bank ! „£ the State of Geoigia lor tne payment of a B - -v- ' N ,te No 241, Letter A for fifvdollars, dated9 anuarv a818, signed by V B B illoch, President, nd A Porter, Catttter, payable at the inincjps Bank lo A G Scmmts or bearer, die left hand hi, f which said bill being lost.^ ^ g N B.-Any person finding the haffot said bi: | und -^Ton force 01 will coufera tsvor by returning it as it can be j nj . Uaviug unl j u err i e „, against Josep no use to any bui-myselt. l. 8. u bum , a|-103 ISAAC D’l.Y On the Jirit Tueiiluy in June • ILL be aoiU at tiic ouri ti-.ns w nali, between the hours Five negroes, Ctuser, Hanna may o P ERSONS having demands against the^estate of. Notice. april 3 \ LL persons having demands against, the e? filiate of Fleming Aikinot the county ofUU-- ^ „. James Anderson, late ol Augusta deceased, re requested to present their claims properly at. 1 »%■» ~ deceased, will render them in -Hu tested, and those indebted to make immediate j and a q tb0 se indebted to tin; said eaw;- JOHN BAI FOUR •" ~t»««n make navunent thereof to George Yt ' {Administrator. payment to fob 7 re»W -realise* “ NOTICE. R INE months after date applioalion will hi made to the honorable tlie Justices ot tlie Inferior Court of Chathum county* when sittuig , LL. pevsous havingdeman-.ls agUmat the e-tate jfii, of tVm Hochstrasser dec are requested to present them for payment within the time prescribed by law, and all persona indebted to jatil esiuta arereouestedto make immediate pay* vill please make payment thereof .IcAllister of Bryan county, or Richard Y\. H.- •lersham, attorney at law, Savnnnab, who arc dub ithori-zed to receive the same. ELIZA AKIN, Adm’rx. geo. h. McAllister, Adm'r. may 29 28 from 1 1 of 1 v*H fro®]* -iber ividei be is *« w ' nocoPjS Georgia—Chatham County, To all whom it may concern— . - I for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all that tract THERE AS Thomas Clark and Matthew Luf-1 J jf Lan d containing two hundred and fafty acre*, 1 . burrow, have have applied to the hon the J more or { es3| known as lot No. 15 fifteen, ut tht ftof ordinary of Chatham county for letters of I ec(jnd district of Early county, Geotgaa, being jtinislrution on the eatato and effects of Jane I dje reR j ehtate 0 f Robert M. Durkie, dec. and tc Mjjci's, widow, dec. in behalf of the heirs and ere* I ^ R(| |d for the benefit of the heirs and creditor! I ditbrs How these are therefore to cite and admonish *ti«» i)ith*J| •iey 1 and singular the kindred and creditors ot the *’"t deceased, to file their ab jections, (if any they I have) in my office, on or before the 39th day ot | r T A*rfw.? it, M. Durkie, dec. SSS&j r dufk . next.; otherwise letters of administration will be granted to the applicants. Witness the honorable John Cumming, one °t the Ju.slices of tbe said Court, the 30th day ot April A. 1) 1824. i S, M. BOND, c. 0.0 »f -'‘/.Cl lot 27 3 —iNB^months after date, application wall be made to the Hoo.tiie Intenor Court ot Bry an County, l'or leave to sell all the real Bstate.oi Sarah Vicliindley, late of Bryan county dec. foi benefit of the heirs and creditors ot stud estate. JAMES BUTLER, adm’or. §0 77 Hi april 2 incut to march 4 52 JAMES MORTtlSONi Q i ll. «-lIUT. {an 22 17 Administrators Notice r HE undersigned having received letters of j 4cribe d by Law lo. Administration on the estate ot William J- •pencer. late of Effingham County, deceased.# requests all persons having demands against said estate to render them in to him according to law, and those indebted are requested to make pay- ‘ nentU> ELIAS REED, Administrator. april 24 t—i-t 90 > _ P ERSONS indebie-t to Hie estate ol Jum Lambright, lat« of Liberty; county, decease. ., ,re requested to make immediate payment; and iliose' having demands against said estate, will present them legally attested within tlie lime pre- JOS. LAW, Sen’r. qualified ex’r. of Mr. MeALPHINS B1UCKS V ‘(te wilT, be kept on Wayne's wharf as a e, and for reiaii The Brick will be landed -.t'any 6 wharf in tqWnto suit jpnr^ers. WM 3 DAVID A, 8TROBHAL. an 10 Notice. r HREE months after date application will be made tothe Bank of the State of Georgia tor , lie renewal of a lost certificate issued by tlie j Cashier of said bank, for two hundred shares oi * j he capital stibok, in said Bank, standing m the name of the Guardian* of Sarah 11 Gilbert. ” WM U. GILBERT. • \ SARAH HlLL.ttOUSE. .Gtiavdiaas, im16 y&j ,<» B'i'f m jan 21 Guy ^viarshal’s sSuie On'the first Tuesday in June a ,L be sold before tne Epuri t| :ily of Savannah,- between tlie' and 3 o’cl-ick, if tlie lespectjye.wnU | before that day. > • ,Jvr . .ji Lot Noa 3 and 6, Sprmglnn.lscuncjq Broad bt. S by lots 4 and 5, W by lot i»v Spiing Si. re-t-ntei-ed upon as the it ni Barter, for 4 quartets ground rel Lot No 7, Springhiil, bounded E h) Spring St. W by lot 11, and N by lot e-l upon as the property of Patrick 1 qusr era rent Lots Nos 9 and 10, Springi-ill, bou lots 7 anil 8, S by Spring St. W by. 1 and N by Oak St re-entered upon aW:l of Wm Richardson, for 4 q arters rent Lot No 17, Springhiil, bounded E 1 by lot 15, W by lot 22, and N by Oak I ed upon as tbe properly ol Adam Co| quarters rent. Lot No 18, Springhiil, hounded E b by Spring St. W by lot 23, and- $ by etiieied upon aa the property gf/VJ rri- 4quai--ers rent. \iiJ Lot No 19, Spring hill, vfioimdsl® lot IV S i>y *°t 20, W by lot 22, and ? Street, re-entered upon as the propd D Cole, for 4 quarters rent. . F.M. STi mav 1 201 ml i B SM L atfltiUi