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. Notice,
■tj peetrussifcn of thfe court of ordinary will be sold, to
' the highest bidder, on THURSDAY, 3lst instant, at 11
o’clock, at Carnochan k Mitchel’s wharf, 1
The American schooner ANN, late captain
l Lowder, ninety tons burthen and four years old,
s remarkably vrieU found and fit for sea.
And, at same time anil place, will be sold
Sundry personal effects, of.lhe said captain Lowder.
.-^AjJSo' * ,
An assortment of LUMBER, stowed on board said
vessel, calculated for’thetlavanami.rket.
Peter Mitchel.
oct 22—1:26 ' Adm'w
Corps oi Heavy Artillery,
During the late liar.
The members of the corps of die Savannah Heavy Ar
tillery. that served during the late war, under die com
mand of captain William B. Bulloch, are notified that,
nil conformity with, the’appropriation that was made to
purchase SWORDS wiih the "finds arising from the pay
Of die corps, thev have been accordingly procured and
arc now rea '.V for deiivevV, and dial by calling on M n-
.liam Gaston, late lieutenant of the company, each nie.-n-
1h.t will be furnished widi his sword. Those members
that have removed into the country will be furnished by
sending their written order; and the friends or repre
sentatives of 1 such members as may have deceased since
'ihe war, are also entitled to receive in tiieir stead.
oct 19—ca—125
Notice.
Proposals will be received until the 31st of this month,
-<hy the subscriber, for the finishing the west end of the
CHATHAM ACADEMY, the property of the Union
Society, in a plain and neat manner, the contractor to
'find all the materials, except the flooring and partition
"Hoards, as they are already within the body of the build
ing and have been, seasoning for some months. The
tijftns of pavment will be fiiadc to suit tiie contract oi.
Bu order of the Board nf M.inage s,
Moses Sheftall,
oct 22—1 CT 6
■•f i ht‘ Z r nu i Society
For
sale
at which
The Toll-Bridge over Great Ogechee River,
■Joseph Hill -lately resided—it is a substantial well built
bridge, composed chiefly 6f cypress; it has stood the
creshets, and appears to be ill all respects a good and
fomplefce piece of work. For terms apply to
JOHN, BOLTON or > «
april 4- 49 JEREMIAH CUY1 ,F.R C T
First Fall Goods.
By the shit) T.trcv, iust arrived from Liverpool,
ANDREW LOW & CO.
Have received a part of their WINTER GOODS; which,
together with those already on hand, they offer for sale,
on moderate and accommodating terms.
Their Stock, besides other Articles,contains the following:
72 bales duffil Blankets
5 do
rose Blankets
30 do
white Plains
10 do
colored Plain3
8 do
Flannels \
6 do
Coatings, Flushings and blue
3 do
Cassinieres, assorted
6 do
black and colored Bombazets
175 pieces Bagging
6 trunks worsted and lamb’s wool Stockings
12 do , cotton blockings
35 do printed Calicoes
4 do do Marseilles, for vesting
3 do Woolen Vestelets
lu do cotton Cambrics
4 do black Cambrics
6 do cotton twist "Shirtings
60 do assorted Vluslins
15 do cotton Umbrellas
2 to Bombazines
2 do black Crape
1 do black silk Handkerchiefs
50 cases of Ginghams, assorted
2<i
do
co.,rse and fine Dimity
2
do
handsome furniture Dimity
12
do
Irish Linens
8
do
brown Holland
6
do
apron Check
10 do
pound and paper Pins
1
do
white chupfel Ncc-rlles
Cutlery, assorted, in small casks
Turkey red Yam
Russia Sheeting
Crash, for towels
■ Osiiaburgs, Sec. fee. &c.
Ojr - B' the snip Georgia, now on her passage, from
Liverpool, A. Low Sc Co. will receive further supplies,
sept 12 109
11'
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JEREMIAH QUY1 ,ER
rt?ilt or lease.
ex ors.
That' Well kiibwn WHARF, at present occupied by
Taylor, Davis & Taylor, will be let for one or more
Vears: it is one of the best situations for a iurnber yard,
in Savannah; possession may be bad on the fi.’st oi De
cember next For terips apply to
L. . Jolin Gardiner.
oct 2F—\ < ).T
Kan away
From Lincoln plantation, on or about the 1st of Oc
tober,' a mulatto woman named ROSE, about 5 feet 7
iiiche5 high; had on when she eloped a red striped ging
ham petticoat, a muslin wrapper with a red hanuker-
cbief round-her head, one of her fore teeth out; speaks
Jreelv when .questioned. It is probabie she may have ob
tained othef'cloathing, having been lurking in the city
and vicinity since the above period- A reward of five
dollars will be given on her being committed to gaol,
and information forwarded to Mr. George. Cubbedge, at
Lincoln plantation, Bryan county, or tiie undersigned
-in Savannah. • O. k U. LJ.LL1BRIDGE.
. oct~ 22—m—126 . i
v Fifty Dollars 3 Reward.
. Will be given to apprehend and lodge in Savannah
gaol, rny negro man, named Lokdos, (formerly the pro
perty ofJohn Laser,) he is about six feet high or u;>-
Wartifc, verv davk.compi<,cte<l, well known in Savannah
and the adjacent islands The above reward will be
Viaid upon said fellow being secured :.s above, without
being hurt or damaged,' if he delivers iiimsclf up ,to H.
Hodges in Savannah, Wittiin a reasonable time, he will be
forgiven and alio wed the privilege of chosbig his ow n
•master'. - J. TILLMAN.
oct 19—125
> . , ~ » - * » '
Six and a Quarter Cents’ reward,
For taking up ana delivering to me, my apprentice
boy Atxsc, who absconded on the evening of the 16th.
inst. a negro of rather a, light complexion, aged 16 years;
but, for proof to conviction of his being harbored by any
person, Ten Dollars will be added and all reasonable
-charges paid. 1 forbid all persons from harborin said
boy or assisting him ant' way, or from carrying him out
of the place. JOHN ST1LWELL.
sept 26 r~l 15
The iAchaii^c v offee House
O
NORTHERN STAGE OFFICE,
•snow tit ten up -aid rr.ni) in fie accominuilation of
travellers. Tiit-re are a nimbi r of private rooms, suit:
ble and convenient for pnv .t families; also lor mem
bers of the legislature, front 5o :« SO can be accommo
dated—th e house is i.-rge and commodious. 1 his house
was formerly kept by John Downer, and is known by
Downer’s Coffee-house, li is on tiie east corner of tl
State-house square and very convenient for members.
The present proprietor :opes from his attention to bu
s.tiess to meet with encouragement from his friends and
the public in general. He pledges himself to have 1; ;s
table as well supplied as the market will afford, and Ins
b,.r filled with the best slid variety of Liquors. His sta
bles will b. attended with a careful Ostler and a plenty
of provender.
The Exchange Coffee House is now offered for sale,
together uith the furniture attached to it, on liber
terms, and possession given on the first day of January
next. For further particulars, call and enquire of the
proprietor. TIMOTHY BRUIN.
Mi/ledgevilfe, 7t/i October, 1816—i.—12b
Stebbins & Mason
Have just received, per brig JmeKa and ship Adonis, from
New-Yorjc, a,id offer for sale, on the most moderate terms.
the folio-king articles, viz:
Extra superfine black, blue and brown Broadcloths
Superfine black, blue and mixed Cassmiere
Fine white, red, yellow and green Flannel
Lion skin and Bath Coatings
London duffil and point Blankets
White, blue and brown Plains
6-4, 7-4, 8-4,9-4,19-4 and 11-4 rose Blankets
Pelisse Cloth and Rockeny Baize
Stockinet, and fancy Cords
Black and olive Velveteen
Companv, flag and Bandano Handkerchiefs
Marseilles, tdiiinet, and swansdown Vesting
Black and white lace Viels, Shawls, and half Handkerchiefs
Cashmere, silk and Merino Shawls
Fine Black Bombazine
Assorted colored Bombazets and Rattinet
Galoon and quality Binding, on cotton Ferr.it
Merino Trimming
6-4, 7-4, 8-4 and 10-4 table Diaper
Cotton table Cloths anil Knapkins
Light and dark plaid Gingham
Calicoes, Dimity, Canton Crape, and black and white It-v
• ban Crape # * .
Linen Cambric, and bordered pocket Handkercliieft
Gentlemen’s superfine Cravats
Ladies’ and gentlemen’s black and white silk Hose
Ladies’ silk, cambric, kid and heaver Gloves
Gentlemen’s beayer and buck do
Superior cotton Umbrellas
Assorted Silks for dresses, Levantine Florence and satin
Black Canton Handkerchiefs
Irish Linen and Russia Diapear
Irish, Russia and German Sheetings
Scotch Carpeting, Bedtick and assorted sewing Silk
Gentlemen’s half Hose
Ladies’ and gentlemen’s white and colored cotton Hose
Do do do do do do worsted do
Figured and plain Cambrics
Catiibrio Trimming, Laces, and lace Edging
Plain and figured book Muslin unu Leno
Black.Florentine Vesting
Cotton, flag and Madras Handkerchiefs
Oil Cloths and oil doth table Covers
Tape, Lee Buttons, linen Threads, Dumb tuns, Ribbons
Long Lawns, Furniture Calico, X-c.
ALSO
5 cases fashionable straw BONNETS; oil of which, to
gether with a number of other articles, will be sold on
the most modi rate terms. oct 22—e—126
Copartnership.
The ’subscribers hating enteredintocoparinersmn
der the firm ot Gillstt k Mum;, arc now V, fK „in I ",
wral .•isiiDPtmprit nf 1VOV rAnno . * at V G ■ '
IK 1 ral a^ortment of DRY GOODS, at their store" so,.,,,
side of JchnSton’s square; which thev oiler for c...
town acceptances at ninety days.
VVM. 8. GJLLETT
JOHN MM.NE
oct 19—125
Dissolution oi Co^driitoTTTuT).
The copartnership heretofore existing; between ’
subscribers, under tiie firm of W. & A. Wi t ,,, 9.
was dissolved by mutual consent on the first d: \
gust last. Ail matters relating to said cor.ee, ii
settled by Mr. Georuk, who wifi continue the b>
his own account. W. IV!;, , . .
A. WRY ; \Y
oct 24-W-127 J LEOpi ,'
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Notice.
The Distr’ct Clerk's Office is removed to Broughton
sU-eet, opposee to Mr. Hanpt’s carriage shop, wliere he
will be found during office hours. Office hours from 9 to
1 andfr im 3 to 5. -JOHN J. BULLOCH,
oct 24—a—127
I will sell my ilOU.SE, fifty feet
front and improiimc-i.is. n the east half of .the court
house Lot, (subject to ground rent to tiie city) for Five
thousand Dollars. JOB T. BOLLE8.
oc' 24 x 127
JViarshal’s sale.
%jT Brought to Savannah gaol, on the
18th October, 1816, a negro man named Jeffry, 5 fact 8
.Inches high, about 2*J years of age; says he beloj^ s to the
estate of Daniel Jeukii.*, St. Helena, (.s c.)
A Harmon, d. g. c. c.
opt 19—125
Brought io gaol, on the 17th J uly,
1816, Tow, the property of doctor Giiiett, of South Car-
•orlina. He is five feet three inches high, thirty years of
age, and-an African by birth, thin face.
H. M‘Call, g. c. c.
July 23 87
Brouglit to gaol, on the 25th inst.
■ar negro man, wha’-says his name is Isaac, and belon ;s to
Richard Keating, of Bryan county, five fret seven iuche.s
Siigh, about 27 years pld, has on white woollen pantaloons
,and blue jacket, nuieh patched. '
A. Harmon, d. g. c. c.
aug 2T—102 ---
*** Brought to Savannah gaol, oa
the 15th October, 1816, a negrb man named Isaiah, five
feet eleven inches high, about twenty years of age, si.s's
lie belongs to Mr. Lewis Cypliets, of Camden, (Sovtli
Carolina) A. HARMON, n. g. c. c.
ort 17—194
O', the first Tuesday in J\'ovember v°Tt
Will be sold at the Exchange, between the hours of l J under the
and 3 .o’clock,
A quantity offlewaud fashionable furniture,consisting
of dining, tea and card tables, side board, fancy chairs, 3
carpets, looking Glasses, Prims, Beadsteads, wash Stands,
Jkc. kc.-, levied on as the property of Samuel G. Peiot to
satisfy an execution in favor of JosipSi Johnson.
John Eppinger.
oc.l>8 120 *■ marsh).?.
Marsliai’s sales.
On the first Tuesday in A’ovemltr next,
Will he sold at tiie court-house, in the city’ of Savannah,
between tiie hours often and three o’clock,
Lots No. 15, 16, 17, lo, and 19. adjoining fort Wayne
to tiie eastward—levied on to satisfy an execution at
the knit of Janies it. Read and others, wardens ail
vestry of -Cmist Church, versus Joannj Lueena, a:u
James Lueena lieirs, and devisees of James and Johr
C.haries-i >ucena.
A negro wench named Delia, levied on as the proper
ty of Robert D/iion, at the suit of William IX.rt.
Two negro women, named Rose and Di, levied on as
the property of Joseph Davies, to satisfy an cxec.utioi
at the of tiie United "stales, vs. Joseph Davies and
David L, ion JOHN EPPINGER,
Have now landing- from Live) poof, .-VVw-Forty Boston and
Havana, thef Aloiving articles, viz:
24 casks best London Porter
2 bales’of assorted Slops
2j tons of well assorted Swedes’ Iron, selected expressly
for this market
64 chests of gunpowder, imperial, hyson and young hy
son Teas, in whole and in boxes of four to sixty -
five pounds, latest importation r
20 bis double refined loaf Sugar
2u boxes "Mi i sea: el Raisins
20 hhdsN. E. Rum
10 hhds northward Gin
20 bags Pepp^p
20 bags Ginger
29 bugs Spice
1 box Nutmegs
2 pipes of raspberry and cherry Brandy
49 boxes first quality brown Havana Sugars
60 bags prime green Coffee
5 firkins of Goshen Butter, for family use
IX STORE
Hhds Jamaica Rum, N. E. Rum, Philadelphia fye Whis‘
key, and Sugars of every description; together with a
large and general assortment of every article in the
GROCERY LINE, which they offer on their usual low
terms, at wholesale or retail, at their store on Bolton’s
central wharf.
Aiso to let the second Floor of No. 37, on Bolton’s cen
tra', wharf. <w l ° 105
Factorage.
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends, and
the public generally, that tiiev have formed a connection,
firm of Shaffer is Davaxt, with a view of con
ducting the above business, and solicit a share of their
patronage. It is their intention to bestow the most
prompt and unremitted attention to the orders and mut
est of their customers.
They will keep constantly on hand
A general su, my ot GKlR ERIKS.
FREDERICK SIIAFFER.
JAMES DA Y ANT.
Clothing Ware-Htn..iu.
The subscriber having purchased of W. A A. ’ o
St Co. their stock in trade, offers for sale one r f,,,. ’
complete and elegant assortments if REA BY q (
CLOTHING, to be found in the United States, co, iM
of ‘S
Gerttlennen’s superfine dress Coats and P.,n;j r „, n .
black, blue and fancy colors and of superior uorim n
ship; superfine and common Surtouts, superfua In,
cloth Cloaks, elegantly trimmed; plain dr); superfine c \„7
great Coats, lion skin do; fancy toilinet Vest, bl.,ck K,
renline do; black, blue and buff cassimere do; stocking"
Berlin webb and cord Pantaloons, fine lim 11 a nil c - ’
Shuts, frilled and plain; flannel, lambs wool ami cr*t 0rl
Drawers, long and sliort; fine flannel^nd , j
Shirts, Coatees, youth’s Clothing, children’s J>r.-- S , s
elegantly trimmed.; plain do; do great Or,;.’s. ^
and cloth Pelisses, of tiie latest fashion; do M .i,
Cloaks with and without hocTs, suiLibk for t*
with a large assortment of SLOP tiODDS, s,
men’s Clothing, negro ditio; flannel ai.u -ir,
tjiiirts, s'riped Guernsey Frocks, toge,i,tr
other articles, too numerous for a single : >,
j. (ii
net 24— v*—127
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country
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d cuu»n
•1 nenv
‘or2;e,
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r or .sale
7 casks elegant straw Bonnets
9 dozen f.aicy .Jid common Chairs
1 case Levantine and Florence siiks
Black andpi lute insuring Ribbons
Fringed saltin Ribbons
Eicg nt Shan ,s, in imitation of Merino, with real Me.
riiio borders; elegant Purses
1 case Milliners
* Black, and coiorcd Feathers
1 case containing;. small assortment of ml London su
perfine Ufoths and Cassnneres, princ.,,., , .
blacks, well worth the attention of .„.tur . r3
1 do Vestings; which, with a variety of u:i„r jr.i..ij
will he soid at reduced prices, whoies .ie a., ..
Josepli Cieurge,
oct ^4i—tr—127 s
Just opening ana ior
At the subscriber's Clothing store, on the bait, neat A’.; M
MR. WILLIAM T. WILLIAM’S H,.,C slum,
100 elegant superfine Coats, various colors
150 pair superfine cloth, cassimere and stockinet Panta
loons
50 silk Florentine Vests
100 fancy Vests
50 greatCoats—all of which are made of the verv best
materials and workmanship—c.'aap tor cas.’t or
approved credit at sixty dai s.
JLchI ie Thompscn.
mi" 22 100
general su; piy ot
oct 15—c»—123
fMiornt* s sales.
On >he first Tuesday in JVovember sse.rt,
M ill be sold in the town of Brnn?wick,
Tv.ro D.i, Ling Houses, situate on the Bay, in said
to'yn—levied on as tlie property of William Green, to
satisfy an execution in i.,vor of George Abbott.
William Files, u. s. g. c.
S •’ 12 1 ,0
-- — SiteriitV’s sales.
Onthefii'st Tuesday in November next,
Will be sold at the court-house in IUr.epo.ro’, Liberty
county, between the hours often amf three o’clock,
the following property, viz.
A negro man named Charles, levied o;» as the proper
ty of Alexander Forrester, to satisfy an execution in i'a
vor of Nathaniel Law.
Also, a negro xvoman named Kate, and her two chil
dren Charles atm Bilty, levied on as the property of
Elias Cassels, to satisfy an execution in favor .of Joseph
Witherspoon. )
Also, a tract of Land containing three hundred acres
more or less; bounded southeastwardly by land belong
ing to Thomas Shrader, and on all other sides, by vacant
lapd at the time of surrey; levied on as the property of
William Thompson, to satisfy an execution in favor of
John Winn, tax collector, for the State and county taxes,
due fot* the years 1814 and 1815, and his fifty per cent
taxes, due for the years 1813 and 1814, amounting to
seventy-six dollars thirty-se.ven ssda half cents and costs.
The above tract pointed out by the defendant. Condi
tions, cash. BENJAMIN MELL. s. l. c.
octo- ■ -118 _
Sheriff’s safe,).
On the first Tuesday in November ne.Tt,
Will be sold at the court-house in Jefferson, Camden
county, between the usual hours of 10 and 3 o’clock,
A tract of Land, lying and being in Camden comity,
011 Point Petre Neck, containing 575 acres, more or less.
Also, two Negroes, viz; Will and Jlobb; levied on as
the property of Daniel Copp to satisfy two executions,
one in favor of the late Abraham Bessent, esq. deceased,
and theotliyr in favor of Hew9tt k ManderriUe.
John Bailey, s. c. c.
oct J *, " 118
f' ” ' 4W
Siieriif’s sales.
On the first Tuesday in November next.
Will be sold at the court house, in the city of Savannah
between the .usual hours, of 10 and 3 -o’clock,
Four NEGROES, viz. big Adam, little Adatn, Hannah
and Jenny her child; levied on as the property of.Incob
Henman, to satisfy A. S. Bulloch, e'sq fev virtue of
foreclosure of mortgage. A COPE sec
august 29 103
lary for said
Georgia-—Chatham comity.
By S. M. Bond, clerk of the court of ordinary
county.
l'o all w 10m it-may concern.
Whereat, Dunham Hall, applies for letters nf ad
min,Sir:-! 1 in on the estate-of Doctor Joseph G. M’Lean
deceased, in behalf of creditors.
1 in.se are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and sin
gular, the kindred and creditors of the said Dr. Joseph
G. M‘Lean, deceased, to fik- their objections, fif any they'
have) in my office, on or before .the 27th October next
otherwise letters of administration it ill be granted the said
Dunham V. Hall.
Given, under my band and seal, this 27th day of Sep
tember, X8I6. • K
[L.S.]
[‘—1161
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SAMUEL M. BOND, c.
c. o. c. c.
(xeorgia.—Chatham county.
By S. M. Bond, clerk of the court of ordinary for said
county.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas, Tranqiute Mories, applies fordetters 'of ad
ministrate m on the estate Jonathan Hobson, of Savan
nah, dec. as surviving copartner.
NW, therefore, tliese are, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased,
to file their objections, (if any they have) in my office’
on or before the fire! Monday in November next, other
wise letters of administration will be granted the appli
cant. *
Given under my hand and seal of office, at Savannah,
this thirteenth day of September, 1816.
B S ] S, M. BOND, c. «. o.
^sent 14-110) J
> WINES
ractorage aiid virocery.
The subscriber grateful for .the liberal support he lias
received in tiie above line, pledges himself that his at
tention u> business shall ‘.esuchus will enable him to .me
rit a continuance of the same.
I he most prompt and unremitted attention to all or
ders will be bestowed, for liieinterest of his friends.
Samuel G. Bunch,
Who has first received by recent urrrvq/s from Plniadel-
phui and Boston, the following articles, -warranted genu*
me, .andfor stile .ut wholesale .and retail:
Champagne
Madeira
Port
Teller! ff
Claret and
Lisbon j
5 pipes Cognac Brandy
15 bis peach do
10 pipes Holland Gin
5 do American do
20 bis fye Whiskey
10 puncheons Jamaica Rum
19 do New-England f (lo
30 casks London bottled Porter
15 do .do draft do
25 whole and 50j*alf Ws Mackerel No..l
20 kegs Lard
10 half bis Salmon
3 bis smoked Beef
100 large and 100 small kegs Crackers
20 boxes Codfish
20 do Anciioives
oO do Soap,in boxes suitable for family use
toJ do Sjjennaceti and tallow Caudles, for family
Hvso/i J ca, iuaf tiu^ur, brown do
jLimond^ Raisins, Figs, Prunes
Currants, Cassia, Cloves, Nutmeg’S
Starch, Pimento, &c. Olives, olive Oil,
Capers, walnut Ketchup, and Pickles ’(from Wheel
er s, Liverpool) * -
Which together with every article requisite in the
om 24—t—nr 1 " bC SUppt ‘ tJ on reasonable tenns
4 no subscnocT
Has just received from Charleston, per strop lt ashi r ,
An elegant assortment of JEM'ELLERY, which he
for sale (at his stcre ,,n the Bay, two doors e..st d
Messrs. C.avm Baker & Co.) on reasonable tenns, c
sisting of
G„i„ and silver Watches, watch Chains, Seals, Kvvc,
diamond Breastpins, plant ditto; diamond Rings, pain
ditto; Bracelets, Necklaces, Medathons, sit-eve Buttons,
table and tea Spoons, plated Candlesticks, Snuffers, ith
Stands; Castors, Glazier’s Diamonds, Ruictii s, fancy
morocco work Hox-.s, Waiters, and a few sets i f ,u. ,,t.:
1 Tea China, Sic.. Ac. H. W. OPPEXHFI ,j
X. B. I lia subscriber purchases Diamonds,. P‘. : , -,ld
Goid-.ml Silver. '-c '2~ - — i.."
I'iie subscribers
Continue to transact the LUMBER, F \CI O AriB
and COMMISSION BUSINESS, at Poi legs vri r .
they are the agents for many of the principal r, v- ri.J;
on Savannah River, they will constantiv ,.-.vv en 1. nd a
large supply of assorted sawed LUMBFfi
Brown k Grccsic.
nr f 15—tm-194
I ne subaCi ibcr
Informs the citizens of Savannah, that i t SHOIri//?.?.
SES in the best manner, as Wfli &s TRLMS tlics *. •
Blacksmith sliop, next door to the late rasa, xt ot
Johu Gibbons, West Broads reet.
Cnristian Trcspar.
oct 24—st—127
i'or sale,
'■use
Georgia—ChaUuun couuty.
Rv Samuel 51. Bond, clerk of the court of
or said countv.
of ordinary
Whereas, Thomas E. Lloyd hath this
to me for letters of administration on the estate and ef
fects of Beniamin Holdsworth, late of the city of w. ,,
nah, deceased, in behalf of next of kin. 7
These are to cite and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to fie tteir
objections (if any they have) in mv office, on or before
be
m SAMUEL M BON '>' «•«. o. J. o.
; —CUattiam Couutv!
f.-csot
as next 1
their objections (if i ^ to file
^«ept 25 —-U#. S4i ^ 1 * ^9N^«, c. 0. c. «,
1 , . Jf applied for soon,
A hancsoms two story DWELLING HOUSE, situs'f«
at.-e uoner n, 1 of Broughton street, two cl>r» bvlow
Barna M-Kinue, esq. O. M. LLLLIBREXIE.
, »t. 2a—iLb
la Council,
Resolved, That, the Market Committee, be authored
to rtceiv e Proposals, unti the next n,ee’.ing ->f Council,
for having tiie new Fish and Vegetable M-rktt u-vei
oct 24—127 .
Contract.
The undersigned committee will receive p-op->v.ibun
til the next meeiiugof Council for Paving t -wiJ-
d.Uonai Fish and Vegetable Market—contra; u.r t ’inii
all materials. G. TUFTS,
GEORGE L CGPF.
G. R. DUKE,
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t.rson, M
under u
Chambers, niCth Octoiiei
Present—His honor Eiiwurd if., or..
In the matter of John M;l,cn rib ,rl> s P .
Michael Bloomstocks, petitioners for relief
insolvent acts of this state.
It appearing, that orders in these ca c es have
granted returnable in July and August last, nd that ihc
notice required by taw has bee n -giv en to the creditors 1 -
each of tiie petitioners bv person..! scrv ce, but tiiat iJ
coasequence of the absence from the county, of the Jus
tices of the Court, a hearing could not be had.
Jt is now ordered, That the said John, Charles, a™*
Michael he brought up at the Court-house, in Savanr ali,
on Monday, the 4th day of November ensuing, to be
heard in the premises, and that notice thereof he jjivto
in one of the gazettes.
Extract from the Minutes,
Job T. Belles, cleric.
oct 24—vr—127
Georgia—Chatham county.
By Sam - -el M. Bond, clerk of the court of ordinary f° r
said county.
To ah . .,001 it may' concern.
Whereas, John King, applies for letters of admitjh'
tration’on the estate and effects of John Funches, dec- 35
surviving copartner. v
Now, therefore, tliese afe,- tt> cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditorsT of the'sald decr^edi
to file their objections, (if any they have) in my office,
on or before the 26th day of October next, otherwise
letters of administration will be granted the applicant
Given under my hand and seal of office, at Savannah
this 26th d*y of September, 1816.
L 9.M. BOND.c-G°-