Jflra L2(9 8MA
VOTHUIO iA-L'IL
no ijL-ii.
Sheriff’s Salts.
On the Jirst Tuesilny in March nex‘,
W ILL be •■■Id »t the Court Douse. in tht
«ity of Savannah, between the hours o
ten ami four o’clock.
The following * negroei, via : Peter end
hi. wife Berth, their children Mery, T< ro, end
Pcrolla, levied on •• the property of Jeme.
Bdho, to aat<afy tn execution in furor of the
Free dent, D-rectora end Company of the
lla-ik of the U. States.
All that lot of ground known and deaigni-
ted ai garden lot No> thirty-nine (39) and alao
that adjoining half part of another, known aa
lot No. forty-two (49) containing, together,
eight and a naif acrea, be the same more or
leaa, aituate to the eaat of the city of Savan
nah, and bounded to the northwest of lot No,
twenty ail (36) to the aouth and east by
lands belonging to the eatate of Hampton
L IKbrldge, and to the weat by the public
road leading tu Skidaway Island, whereon a
brick yard ia now established and known tty
the name of Frtim’a brick yard, together with
all and aingular the improvement at d appur-
tenancra thereunto belonging, 'eried on at the
property of lacub F.hm, under a rule abso
lute, from the Hon. the Superior Couit of
e'iti^iham County, in favor of Aaron Cleveland
and Sum i 1 '* w . ir ®- „
All that lot Ol ™ • nd Ha-
onranam aireeia, “*‘d No. twelve
(I?) in the city of Savennnt, together with
ad the buddings, impruvementa anti nppurte
nances thereunto he onging—levied oti at the
f iroperty of Jamra Bilbo, under a rule abio-
ute from the Honor<ble the Superior tout
of Chatham County, in favor of the Commiat
aionert of Pilotage of the pert of Savannah. •
The eastern half tot aod improvements,
known in the plan of the City of Savannah, bv
No. five (5) in Oglethorpe ward, bouoded
aouth by Margaret-atreet, eaat by lot No,
four (4) and north by a lane—levied on aa
(be property of George L. Cope, under a A ta,
on a foi es'.oaure of a mortgage in favor ot
John Hover.
A1', that tract of lard known by tie name
of Tweed Side, containing (346) acrea, 264
acrea high land, third quality, 82 acrea low
land fi-at quality, ooundod on the north by
Savannah river—levied on under a fi fa in fa
vor of Simon Donald and wife, complainant#,
"s-.Ti-t Thomas N. alorel, and others, heir* of
Johh Morel, dee.
A negro man named Soloman, levied on aa
the property of John Womack, to aatiafy exe
eutini ain favor of the Batik of the State of
Georgia and others-
Buiidmgaon part of lot No. thirty one (31)
Liberty ward, in the eity of Savannah, bound,
ed north on York-strect, south by a lane, and
west by other part of said lot—levied on as
the property of Wm. M.hcw, dec. to satisfy
an execution from a justices court, in favor of
Thompson A Bonncy, against Am. Mafaew,
security for E. Swift.
ISAAC D’LYON, S. C. C.
Jan 31 56
Sheriff ’s Sale.
On the Jinl Tuesday in March next,
\IWILl b- sold at the Court-House, be
W# tween the usual hours o ten and four
i clock,
Eighty negro slave!, via. Nelson, Rachel,
Sam, Morris, Cha irs, Mitlev, Hannah, Harry,
Flora, Anna, Sam, Silvy, Hercules, Braboy,
John, David. Nancy, Philip, Judy, John, Har
ry, Eve, Philip, Anna, Lucy, Monday, Tenth,
Molly, Henry, Ben, V.-nus, Cain, Cumba,
Celia, Flora, Nelly, Hannah, Simon, Lukey,
Paddy, Jenny,Brutus,Cinria, Beck, Fanny, 'or,
Heater. July, Phebe, Jack, Bella, Fanny,
Jack, Hobart, Isiac, Pompey, 0*(ir, City,
Willoughby, Fortune, Kaehrl, Phillis, Rich
ard, Miner, Jane, London, lfavy, Iihmael,
Lizzy, Suzy George, Grace, Cudjo, Caty, Bet
sy, Sampaon, Billy, Molly and Abraham, to
gether with the fiiture issue and increaze of
tlie families, levied on under a fi. fa. on
foreclosure nr * mortgage from George I..
ope, in favor of Peter Mitchell, Juhn
M’Niah, and Hubert Mitchell.
I. D’LYON, A' C C.
ded 31 3t
Sheriff 1 ’s Sale.
On thefirtt Tuesday in March next,
dTfriLL be sold at the Court-House m the
\f# town of Jeflerwn, Camden County,
between the hours of ten and four o'clock*
Nine Negroea, Grace and her children.
Harriett, Charlotte, Lucinda* Usual, Louisa,,
Eliza, Henry and Bob, levied on as the prop
erty ai Joseph Rain, to aatiafy an execution
n favor if vVdiam H Williams md »thr ; ra
G W, THOMAS, V. S. C. C.
Jefferson, Jan. 22,1825.
Jan 27 *3
Sherift , ’s Sales.
YTWlt.L he told, st the Market Huuar, in
'll the Town of B’. Marys, on the first
atuid'y after the Aral Tuesday of Ma-eh
next, between the hours often and four o’dk -
One negro man named Cato, levied on aa
the property of Joseph Rain, tn satisfy an ex
ecu’inn in favor of Helton A- C pp.
Alan, One undivided third of three negro
slaves o wit: (Sophy, Jessenter, and Sandy,
levied nn aa tlie property of Jane O’Neal, to
satisfy an execu.ion in favor ot It Brunet, by
his Guardian.
Alan, One tract of land on Crooked R'lrer,
containing 150 icrrs, bounded north by va
cant land, eaat by A J Pratt’a land, south bv
Crooked llivcr and marshes, w«st by E.Shvur
man, the greater part ofaaid tract is under
cultivation—one pair Card Tablet, one nair
fir- . Jogs, thovel and tongs, one clock, half a
di sen (si'ver) Table-spoons, lev) d on aa tlie
property of Ahrarn Pratt, toaalitfy an execu
lion in favor of B A. Gopp.
M H IIBdUARD, S.C.C
St- M-rva, Jan. ‘ 9.1825.
Fe * 2 58
LIST OF LETTERS,
R EMAINING in the PoBt-Office, Havnn-
nulr. on the 31st Jamiery, 11125. Ap
plicants for letters from this list, are re
quested to nsk for utlverlised letters.
A. {Win Long
Jahn II Allen 2 5 Soluman Ludtvick
jliss Susan G Allen ’ M.
Miss Susan Aggnew { John Mage
Hartley AvercIT $ Cap R Mnrilin
Miss Eliza C Manor
Jacob Lang
{ Mrs M Wyllcy
Richard A Lane,Bui-j Ralpli Wriglit
Inch county
John Lasscro
David Lewis 2 .
Isaac Low 2
Miss H 11 Long 2
Fob I
Lt T M Whipple
j Alfred Woodiiuuse 2
. Miss Jane AnnWoo-
| vertun
J. SCUDDER, P. M.
57
Attachment Sale,
On the Jirit Tuesday in March next,
\* V ll,L be snitl at '.he Cornt-imuse, be-
1// tw-’en tlie horns of ten and four o’clk.
Two negro slaves named Sampson and Ah-
-ier, attached aa -lie p-operty of William E,
r’ergu-on, and sold bv order of Court
1. D’LYON, S C. C.
Jan 70 56
Hnriley
Benjamin Allison
llonry iS Atwood
B.
Oapt Bengdon
Miss Rhonda Barns
Eliza S Bains
Dr Elijnli Ball
John W Bullias 2
John Black
David Brandon
Richard Blank 2
W C Burton
Jas Barn
John Bresser
Richard A Bird
Lewis Bird, Ebeno
Capt W Brotton 2
Lawrence Byrnes
Soloman Ilryan
John S Brigs
Eliza Bowler
James Broughton
Charles G Bonsimy
Eliza Bowler 2
Administrator’s Sale.
On the first Tuesday in April next,
[ WILL tell at the GourtHouie in J ffer-
ton Camden County, between the usual
hour* of salt*,
Harry, Ned, and his wife Tamer, and he
(our children, Daniel, Stephen, John and Yor
ick, the property of the Eatate of Ge rgt
Morrison, deceased, for the benefit of Un
creditors and he»rs o» said et'.ate, pursuant to
leave granted by the Court of Ordinary of said
County. GEORGE MORRISON*
Administrator, with the Will annexed, of
George Morrison, Sen. deceased.
Jeff’W'in, 24 ! h Jan. 1825,
Feh 2 53
Sheriff’s Sales.
On theJirst Tuesday in April next.
C¥T>ilL be aold at the Court-Home in the
\}jF city ef Savannah, between the hours of
ten and four o’clock
The following aeven negroes, vi* : Davis,
Maria, Patience, Dublin, Beck, Tret hina an -
Oscar, with the incrcaie of the females levied
on under a A fa on a foreclosure of a mortgage
ea the property of Jozeph Carruthen to satia-
-»/ tU&JMHh >/ftbo M»*te *f OxxrgU,
Also, the following 18 negroes, via t Peter,
Cbrrisaa, David, 2, h, Berger, Caty,, Antho
ny, Batty) Mary, Dinah* Jaek, Jim, Aggy,
Hope, Reaailb, Margaret, Lucy and Adam,
•t tit the ine ease of the fern***"!, ’“7^ ~
der a 6 ft. on a foreclosure of a "’ortgage as
the prnuoriy ef Wm. C. Wayne, to aatisly the
Bank of the State of Georgia.
Aba, 'he following J5 negro's, vis: Coffee,
(Cooper,) Harriet, Afl'y, old Charlotte, Javk,
Sky, Charlotte, Petidaw, Bess, Prccessa and
s;i4.fep'i*hyiiV^ff&uS , jen,.^"id
Peggy, B utus, Jeaae, Brutus, Sandy, Maria,
Cynda, Dick, Toby .Sophia, Daphne and child,
Jaeob,Sye,Beckry end John,with the increase
uf the females, levied on aa the property of
Nicholas Cruger, under a A fa on a foreclosure
of a mortgage in favour of John Cirnaban and
James McHenry for use of Chria:iana Levett.
Alao, a negro man named 4am. levied on as
(he property of Char’es E. Flin, under A. ta.
on a foreclosure of a mortgage in favor ol
James Anderson.
Alao, the following 19 negroes, vizAbrz-
him llzrry, Cato, Chance, Daniel, Aaron,
Samba, Looy, Bcium, Maryan, Rachael, Lon
don, Airgy, Simon, Grace, Eliza. George, Ro-
dy, and Jim, with ths increase of the females,
levied uu a, the property of Flemrn-ng Akin,
der. under a fi. fa. on a foreclosure of a mort
gage in. favor ol Wm. Dixon Is Co- assignees
of Murdoch M’Lzod- I. D’LYON, A'. C C
Jan. 11 56
Marshal’s Sale.
On the first Tuesday in March,
ILL be sold before the Court House,
tlie city of Savannah, between the
hours of 10 and 2 o’clock
l h as TWO LOTS, Not 27 and 28, lack
son Ward, and improvements thereon, leviei
on as the property of John H. Morel, to satis
fy the balance deereed tu be due on a dia'rea
warrant, issuing from the Treasury Depart
ment of the United States, against A. 8. But
loch, John H. Morel, ai d David Leion-
JOHN H. MOREL.
Marshal Dia. Geo.
Jan 21 47
Admin st ator’s ifalc.
W ILL be sold on the Brat Tuesday in
April next, at the Court-House ill
the city of Savannah, by permission of the
Honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court
of Chatham county,
One undivided fourth of a tract of land,
containing about five hundred acres, on
Cumberland Island, Camden County,known
as Plum Orchard, and an undivided fourth
of a certain tract of land situated on said
Island, containing about fiv.e hundred acres,
originally granted to Gen. Lachlan M’ln-
tosTi, and bounded on the south by tho said
Plum Orchard Tract.
Also, a tract called Lottery Hill, situate
on the Ogeechee Road, three miles from
Savannah, containing about 6ix hundred
acres, belonging to the real estate of N. S.
Bayard, deceased—sold for the benefit of
tho heirs and creditors, of said estate.
N. J. BAYARD,
Administrator estate N. 8. Bayard.
Feb 2 Sliuf
Sheriff's sales.
On the first Tuesday in Match next,
V\#ilLL be «old at the C*urt House between
vJr the houra of 10 and 4 i»’«:ioek»
The following sis ii’grot*}, Honnaii, l«apc,
London, William, Pete-’, and Hannah, levied
on under a ft fa. on for ’cloaure from Juftii
Un iter to the Planters' M \nk.
F ur negroes, Billy, Motet, WiU and Jen
ny,. levied on under a fi. fa. on forerlceure
of a mortgage frun G. K. Hayden, Jeremi
ah Cuvier.
A q:'*o’ity of !!o» •-hold &nr * K’‘ chon Fur-
nitu e, levied on under aft fa on Dreclnture
•f a mo igf'gr, from Eieuzer Early to Amoa
Sgidder.
I D’LYON, 6\ 0. C.
jan 3 32
Administrators Sale.
CfBlLL be sold at the Gourt-Hoiiie in 8a.
'Si vannah, on the first Tueaday in March
neit, between the houra uf ten and two o’clk.
ONE CHEST Ot CARPENTER’S TOOLS,
ik SUNDRY PATTERNS FOR CASTINGS,
iho pc.tao—• gatate of John Clark, deceased
Terms of zale cash. .
HENRY M’AI.JTN,
Admiuiairator of J. ttlark-
Jsn 14 41
Administrator’s Sate.
W ILL be sii.d on the first Tuesday ir,
March net, at the Court-House in the
city ol Savannah, within the hours prescribed
by law, TWENTY EIGHT SHARES OV
PLANTERS’ BANK S 10; K, belonging le
ilie et-at”. of Oonstanl Freemen* Esq deceaa
ed- Sold for tlie benefit of the heirs and
creditors ofaaid estate Termi of sale cash-
JAMES HUNTER, Adm’r.
Jan 14 42
City Kheriffs Sales*
On the Jirst Tuesday in March next,
VhhrILL be told in front of the Court-
<## House, in the eity of Savannah, between
the usual houra of ten and three o’clock,
AM the buildings on the ess ern half of lot
No. 5, live, St. Gall, Oglethrope ward, levied
on aa the property of E’ias E. Roberta to sat
isfy an execution in favor of the German Lu
theran Church, vs- Elias E. Roberta-
One negro woman named Maria, and her
rhild Doll, levied on as the property of Rub’
Charlton, dec, to aatiafy an esc-cution from
ti e Couit of Common Pleat, and Oyer an
Termini r for the City of Savannah, Salma
Menton v>. Eliza Charlton admmiztratrix
Robert Charlton, dee.
AI. D’LYON, 1.1.
Jar 30 56
An opening for enterprize!
SOO \ aYm\b\fc 1A)T $ *
Situated on the principal streets in Lmccr
Hamburg,[improved and unimproved.)
W ILL be sold to the highest bjdder, on
Tuesday, the 18th January’next, in
the Town of Hamburg, S. C One half of
the purchase money, cash i the other half,
to bear an interest of seven per cent, per
nnnum—the interest to be paid annually.—
My individual Notes, and the Notes of the
following Banks, viz. The Bank of Ham
burg, Bank of the United States, the sever
al Banks of this State, and the Bank of Au
gusta, will be taken in payment. The pnr-
e.hasers of unimproved lots will be required
to improve thereon. Tlie sale will contin
ue from day to day, until the whole is dis
posed of; when the terms of sale are com
plied with, indisputable Titles will be made.
HENRY SHULTZ.
Hamburg, Nov. 21.
Sale Continued.
T HE sale of tlie above Lots lias been
postponed until Tuesday, the Hid of
February next, on which day the sale will
rc-commcnce.
The Charleston Mcreury, the Charleston
Courier, Southern Patriot, City Gazette,
Columbia Telescope, South-Carolina Re
publican, Pendleton Messenger, Augusta
Chronicle, the Constitutionalist, Savannah
Republican and Georgian, will publish the
above once a week tor three weeks, and
forward their accouuts to me for payment.
HENRY SHULTZ.
January 26
Jan 30 56fp
Tuei-
Mar.
Sheriff ’s Sales.
fkNtbf first Saturday, after the first
VI day in March, will be sold at the
ket House, in lha town of St. Marys, between
the bouts uf ten and four o’clock, a negro
boy named M -aes, levied on aa the property
ef Cornelius Rain, to satialy an execution on
foreclosure of a mortgage in favor of John
Chevalier. M. H- It EM! A III), S. C. C.
8t- Marys, January I, I8 "i-
Jan 8 37
Notice,
T HAT on the second Saturday in March
next, at the late residence of John
Bryan, dec. all the personal property of the
aforesaid deceased, will be offered for sale,
to the highest bidder, for the benefit of the
heirs, consisting of
Cattle, Hogs, Plantation Tools, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, together with
sundry other articles.
TcrmB mado known on the day of sale.
SOL. BRYAN, )
ISAAC BRYAN, I Executors.
JACOBBRYANA
Scriven County, (Geo.) Jan. 2*, 1825.
Jan 26 fijtf
Georgia—Camden County.
Superior Court, October Term, 1824,
Timothy Hoplcins, vs. Langley and Selvester
Bryant.
a AN petition nf Timothy Hopkins, stating
' J that in consideration uf certain prom
issory! note*, made to the taid Timothy, K v
them, one payable with into eat, from fir
of January, 1821, on tbe first of January, 1822
a second payable aa aforeaaion the first n!
January, 1823; and a th'rd payable >• afore
said, on the first of January, 1824 executed a
mortgage to said Timothy Hopkins, bia heir <
and assigns, on all those four tnc'a of t-uid,
•ituated in the county aforesaid, conveyed b)
the said Timothy, ta the said 1-angley and
Selvester, and lying on the much aide of
Great Satilla River, one tract containing aev
only-aeven!acres, more nr lets; two traei*
containing fit y acres, more or leal, and one
thcr traet, containing one hundred and eigh-
-y-tiglit acres, more or leM, conditioned foi
he paytiASi of the three said several nntea,
on the days.aunve menrt6hnl, dyrt *.aii!
several note* remain unpaid—on 'mnlibP of
Archibald Clark, attorney for plaintil, it i-
ordered, that the said Langley and Selves!e>,
their heirs or assigns, pay intoCour-, withi
welve months from this date, ll.e aiimj (in;
on laid notea, and the intereu and c-s's, otli
erwive that the equity of redemption be foi -
ever foreclosed, and that su h other proceed
mgs take pf.ee, aa are puisuaol to law.
True extra.-;' from the minutes, 37th Octo
ber, 1824. JOHN BAILEY, Clerk
nov 4 87 6 e
Alx Magny
Thus Maguire
Augusta Mallar
Wm C Mills
Dr Melian
Geo W Milne
Mrs Harriet Miller
Wm Mcxsion
Miss Mury Myers
Benj Morrell 2, Ef
fingham county
Henry A Moore
Mrs Ann Morrell
Jacob Morris
J Wm Morrell
{MI Moses
{Jas McKcnstry
} RobMcDow
» Miss Mary Ann Mc-
5 Intosli
{ D M'Gover
< W J McCoull
i Jus McCouky
> Tlios M'LougMin
Alexander Bowman \ W McLain
Camden Superior Court.
Hknry Harford, i m
vs. f Verdict MarchTerm,
Tiiomss’Kixo. ) 1 ' 10 "*
O N motion of the Attorney of the Plain
tiff, in the above case, it is ordered
t hat the defendant do shew cause, on or be
fore the first day of the next term, why a
final judgment should not be entered in
the above case, as of March Term, 1808 ;
and that publication be made of this rule,
once a month, for four months, in one of
the Gazettes of this District, or that a copy
he served on the defendant, sixty days be
fore the next term.
Extract from the Minutes,
JOHN BAILEY, Clerk,
dec 23 25( U
State of Georgia.
By Elijah Baker, Clerk if the Court of Or
dinary, for Liberty County.
M RS. ELIZAUEIH WALTHOUR, ap
plies for letters of adminiatn.tion oi
he eatate and eff eta of Thomas G Wehb,
a next of km: These are therefore, to eit,
md admonish, all and aingular tbe liiudre
Old creditor! of the said deceased, to fil their
ihj -ctiona if any thev have, in my office ai
.ticeborouyh, on or before the first Mnn ta-.
in Mareh next, otherwise letters of admin s-
ration will be granted to tbe aaid applicant.
Given under my h nd and seal, this tentl
day of January, in tlie the year nf nm
Lord eighteen hundred and twenty five
(L. S.) E BAKER, C. C 0 L. C.
Jan 14 41
Georgia—Camden County.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY 'CONtEUN.
TWHEHEA8 Belton A Gopp, E^q applies
to the Court of Ordinary of aaid coun*
ty* for Letter! of Administration on the e9UU
of Joseph Bixby, late ofaaid coumy, deceaa
ed: Theie are, therefore, to cite and admon
ish, til and singular, the heirs md creditor!
of aaid deceased, to file their objections, if
any they have, in my office, on or uqfore.the
first Monday in March ne*t, oiherwi** letter!
will be granted the applicant.
Witness the Honorable William Gihsw,
one of the Justices of laid Cour’, this
twenty-seo n i day of January, 1825-
JOHN BAILEY,'C. C. O. C. C.
Jsn 27 5 7
i ast Sheet iron Box . toves,
F or sale by
N. B. WEED,
No. 6, Gibbons’ Range.
nov 24
Charles F Brown
Mrs Eliza Buford
Geo Buchanon 1
Mrs Sarah Baxton
Juhn G Butler 2
Simon Bunco
Clcsse Butler
C.
Mr Cachon
Jus Cannon
Aaron Cluftin
Capt Chase j
Airs Lourany Capps, J O.
Effingham county { James Oliver
Mr Copniun ' u —• a 01
Mr H Clark
John D Castoline
Margaret Clievars
Pat Carrol
Owen Carrol
Mrs I, A Carson
{John R McKinnon
| Danl McDougall
} John McMalsnn
J Sliurrud M’Call
{ Be sey B McCall
j N.
| Wm B Nadal
5 Joscpli Nasli
j Jnmcs D Nugen
t Win Nye
4 Cap Stephen Nye
i Charles Nichulas
< Rev Jas S Olcott
{MrsCathrine Odell
S Patk O’Hara
{Roselle Oliver
i P-
! Mrs Susan Platt
5 Charles Parlow
Miss Jlarey E Cope {Henry Pattersun
Airs Frances C Coo- { Mess IVrryJf Wright
* Cup Alicliel Peck
) Pearce BPcndergast
5 Wm Pearce, Effing-
{ ham county
{P Pitcher 2
j Dan) Proctor
| Coni Powers, Effing-
5 ham county
j Miss Mary H Pome
per 2
Luke Chrystie
Jos Childs
Rob Commelin,
Scriven county
James Conners
Ephrin Cooper
Geo R Collins
N Cruger
John Davis 2
Miss Mary E Darby
Elizahet h L Devant { ham county
John T Dairce * Wm Pollard
Miss Frances A De-' Win Pope, Jr. Hil
mere
Gedion Dolley
roy 2
s W in Portus
, Clein Powers,Effing-
Geor R Dolly
John Duglcss
Saul Dupoii 2
E*
John Everingham 2
Thomas Elken
Everingham 2 } M Riely
as M English J Isaac Ri
1 ton’s Head, S C
i Charles Powels
{ R.
( Richard Rawleigh
] Miss Susan Ann
| Romson
{Elliot Reed
M rsSizrah Ringgoald
Thos
Thomas M English | Isaac ILich
John C Everett, j Abraham Ricker
Bulloch county (Henry Ringoa!d2
Sarah Everingham { James Ross
F. 5 Mr Rolie
Rufus M Farrington j Wm Robinson 2
•Too’’ Fall t Mrs Ruxby AI Rob-
Robert Fair : bins
)>r Jeremiah Fick-J James BRoss
ling
JJrs Jane Fisher
Miza Fisher
John Titsworth
John F Floyd 2
John Foot
G.
Henry M Graybill
John Graeen
T V Gray 2
James Grogan
George Gena
Stephen Grellett 2
Mrs Alarion Grieve
John Gibbons
Royul Giflord
Miss Alary Griffith
{Isaac Russell
j B }i Rutlidge 2
( S-
| missF-lizabethSpark-
S niuu
| Geo Savory
t James Swain
\ Samuel Sealer
< Alary M Slappy
{Joshua Sikeil
l Farley R Sweet
/ Levi Stevens *
; John Sike
5 James AI Smith
I
IN KttUITt.
Thnimis Cummin? and others, Complainants
and William Wallace and others Ihfvml tnti,
Chatham Superior Court, January Term.
Iff 2.*
T Appearing to (he Court, by the * IHcla*
_* vit of Joseph Cummin# that William Wal
lace and Sarah his wife, Mary Clay, Ann Cloy,
Elisa Clay, Mary Jane Clay, William Clay,
Joseph Gluy, lltdph Clay* Mary Ann Cl»y
Henry Clay, and Elisabeth Clay, who arc pai *
ties defendants tn the above case* reside
beyond the limits of the state of Geor#!*,
nd within the United Staten, and that James
Clay, also a defendant, if in futei#n pn ts.
beyond (he limits of’the United Sta'ea. »»«
notion of compiainents'iniicitora, it is otd^r-
*d that the said defendants, first named, do
respectively appear arid answer the complain
xnta* bill, withm four months from the date
his rule, and the mid James Clay, within ninr.
months. And it is lurther ordered, that this
nlc be published once a w «eb, durin# nine
nonths, in one of the public of this
uate. A true copy from tne mmutes.
A. B. FANNIN, Clerk,
mav 11 42fr«
Constantine Smith
Win Smith
R B Stilwell
xsaiOD i’llXlJ VXilllllll < H, D klMMYUI
Messre. Nealer it 5 D W Shine
i John W Stirk
< AI & A Smith
Griggs
Airs Alary Griffith
M Griffith i D B Squieru
Thomas Girler | Jos Spenny
CharlesS Gooiirich2 J Jas O Screvin
Thomas- M GoddardJ j John Simms 2
David Googel j Fratera Simmons
Mils Maria Gold-
ivril
James Govan
. H.
Ci.pt Ilall
Cluarles Hart
Surah Hall
Ji.hn Hatcher
(J haries Harley
li aac Harris
lire Alary Harrison
/ Lain Hatcher
Jabey Handy
Alichie! Hanley
Charlos Hawley
.Mrs Sarah Harley
Molly Harrison
I lichiel Hanley
Capt Jos Horad
Bangs Ilallet
Edvrd Hopkins
Ben.j Horton
J E ii Hopkins
Benj Hopkins
Miss Ann Hoy
Harriet Howard 2
Col John L Hopkins
Mr Holland
David Ulughs
William Ja ekson
Charles J Jenkins 3
Shandy Johnson
Mrs Jane W Joyncc
Lewis Johnson
K. .
James Kcnycn \ Jos Wiggins
Messrs Kerrs &Gra- JSC White
ham j Jus Willet
George King } Aire AI Wiggins
George W King 2 »Jack Williams
Joseph Kingsliey i Tlios Wylly
L. } P AI Whipfo
Aliss Alary Lav ender < Thos Williums
John II Lafl'ett {John White
Mrs Jane Lab'utt {Thos A Wiiliams
Goo Sliick
Miss Martha Spald
ing
S H Stocking
■Tor A Scott
Wm S Scott
_ C Snhmitli
Cap Danl Sullivan
Rev Jos Tarply
Mrs Ann Tuagrove
J C Trienftcn 2, Ef
fingham county
I, Towner
Edwd Toben
Jas D Tucker
Wm Turner
W.
W Wheaton
James Wallace
Timothy C Ward
' Charles Watkins
Furney Willis and
John Walthoure
John Walch
Charles II Ward
John Waters
R B Waren
Tlios Wells
Mrs Jane Welch
Wm Willson
John Whitfield
A Welkins
; Cap Ben Wing
{C Wisenbaker
(JnoT White
IN EQUl I Y.
Between W Davits, Admiiistmtor, Complain
ant, and John •’ amoeban Adm’nistrat ir, d
bonis non with the will annexed of Geor re
Richard»on t and others. Defendants In
equity, Chatham Superior Court— Chance* y,
20th August, 1824.
I TNppefcrii’gduii John Murray Csrnochan,
. one of the defendants in the said bill of
omplaint nr.mod, resides without the state ol
Geo gia, in that part of the United Kingdoms
if Great Britain ami Ireland, called Sc itlsnj :
It is ordered that tbe gnid John Murray Car*
nochan, do appeal at d answer to the com*
iUinant*s aaid bill, within nine months from
the date of this order, otherwise that the
laid billj as to him, be taken pro confess .
a id it ia further ordered, that a copy of tlji*
»rder be publish* d once a week, in one ot
he public Gvzettea of this stale, until the ex
piration ot the time within which the said de
fendant ia required to appear and answer as
•fore said.
True copy from tbe Minutes, this 21st dr.y
August, 1824. ▲. B.FANNIN, Clerk.
fttignsi 24 50f
Notice
IS HEREBY GIVEN,
T HAT three months after date, applica
tion will he made to tlie Bank of the
State of Georgia, to issue a new certifiicate
of stock, for one lost, issued on the I7tli
March,1819, in favor of John AI’Kinne,Jun.
or twenty-five shares, and numbered 243.
B. Ai’KINNE,
Guardian of John Al’Kinne, Jun.
Augusta, Dec. 16, 1824.
dee 18 2lfp»
Notice.
INJS months after date, 1 shall apply to
the Court of Ordinary of Camden c<>un<
for leave to sell the teal fatale of John
g, late of said county deceased, fo.-the •• J, • '
D. Ynung* _
benefit uf tbe heirtt ol «iud deceased
JBSSKUHAWFORD,
Administrator estate of John D. Young
Jun** 17 20
SCO ITS BIBLE,
ITBIItOTVrB 1D1T10JI. "
V a (I P 0 ii) L «
fly SAMUEL T. ARMSTRONG Me. S'l
Barnhill II s on for puhlishiny .YCO/T'4
FAMILY It I RLE, contnininy ull /he Mi.-,
final Reformat to be r.oirp ii-/l , n . i y
VOLU <!E . IIOYAL OCTAVO, and m
bclhshed wi th a tikrnesi of the Auihvr-
TERMS.
I -* all-ill be well printed, on good paper, a n fl K
be comp iird inaix handsome vdu-ei. |-
W'll contain the Scripture, of ' te 02 J
Nov Tcrtamcntt, t ie Introductory Ohviua-em
Explanatory A owt, an-1 Practical Obsenoiien
(ii ; all the copious JMur.nna! Referencei, i, e ;
mg prinied word tor word from the Lotirtoj
Stereotype Edition, published since the An-
; hor'a dene-.ae The price will be g21, i e
hoard, i $24,inaheepi R3CI, in calf binding
The while work will be ready for delivery in
May, 1825,
Ex rocli of LeUrs addi cored to the Pub is'no,
I esteem Dr Sco t’s F.mi'y Bible, eminutu
.a'culated to prom ite t ie came of truth and
I-ie'y It seema scarcely poaeible for one tg
trad daily the Note, and Obseivationa in the
Family Bible without becoming a wi«.-Mn)
letter man. ED-WAUD D GRIFFIN.
have seen no co.nmsiiUry of lite Sacred 1
Scriptures which I think so well adapted te I
awneral use and edification. It ia a trearutc
which everj family ought to possess.
A, EATON,
It is a work <Jatiniru..h*d f,„ ,i, e simplici- |
U, and convenience of its arrangement, Ihs J
clearness and fi telity of its expositions, the
leatneait ami perepicudy of ita style, the ne.
aevol- nee and candour of ita spirit, the one-
ciseness and pertinency of its application^
ted for its uniform t-ndL-noy to pro note ev»n-
)e'ical trutli and piety.
A BIEL HOLMES.
Of Dr. Scott’s Family Bible, I leel free in
say, that in my estimation it deservedly rank*
» .long our ablest »ud best C.umm n's ii-s
THOMAS BALDWIN.
Dr. Scoti’a Family B bte iiitundeil more m.
pec-ially for t-r use of Uiuiatisu iamil.es,iai
work high y ev -ngelical, extensively instruc
tive, and deeply interesting
Daniel c. Sanders.
The character of Dr. Scott’s Coinmemirv
Ti thr- Bible, is so generally known, and la
,ghly approved amongst tlie rp iat intelligent
' - pious Christians throughout o-ir country,
ill - tics passed rapidly th lough an uianyls've
<-ii’tons, that 1 deem further recommeni,
lions needless-
J RO'tSB.
I am acquainted with no Cum->eul»ry oa
' !i Slope.' t c iptu.-es. which I would more
■.ord.ally rec ui.m. ci tor general use. The
dan uf the work is good
JOSHUA HATES,
Perhaps in no way, can ministers, ins;- ucitiri
f youth, and private Christians, do grer.trf
-orvee to society, than by exerting them,
(elves to disseminate this fulv i.-vaimble
work JOSHUA HUN ' INGTON.
I znowof -.0 Oummenla y which i, bitter
alculatcd fur diilusir g correct vie s of till
gust truths uf Chrirtnnily, si d leav ngsslu-
ary impressioirs on th- mind when rising
rent the pe'u-J of it,tliin the one you ne
bout to publish,
DANIEL SHARPE.
No writer seem, less disposed to con.end
iur barren specula'i ,na. None moreuniiom,
ly or more pow ifully inedcates the giest»
■ entiala of religion. The spirit which per-
"ados the Work is excellent i it is the me k,
afleotionai-e, healing, yet faithful spirit of tlie
’ DANIEL DANA.
NOTICE.
VTINB months af>er date, appliention will be
i.^1 made to tbe Hon. tbe Jti'<gF»ot the Court
jf Ordinary nf Chit hum c< uuty. fi*r leave to
<?ell ail tbe reslestatf of the late William Craig,
deceatK.d, for the bum-fit of the heirs ar.doi ed
itors of said estate.
JOHN M’NISH* Executor,
oct 12 71
hi otice.
N INE months afterdate, I shall apply to
the Court of Ordinary of Camden coun
tj\ for leave Uiacll a lot of land, lying in Mon*
roe county, in the tenth district ni Tiber
■linetyone, belonging tn the orphans of Levi
Johiw, dec. for the oencfii of vaid orphans.
JOHN LEE.
Guardian.
in nr 17 20
NomiE.
N INE MONTHS afierthi* date hereof, ap»
plication will be made to tbe Hon
the Inferior Coui t of Chatham county, when
sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to gr:li
R lot, with the improvements, situate in ti e
city of Savannah, in the said county,and km wn
in the plan of said city by th* No. 53, B own
Ward, lor the benefit of the heirs and legatees
of tho estate ol the late Hugh M’Call, de
ceased.
THOMAS M’CALL,
PHULdP BRASCH,
Executors.
or |*4 72
Notice.
N INE MONTHS after the date of this
notice, application will be made to the
Honorable tlie Court of Ordinary of Liber
ty County, for permission to sell a part of
the real estate of John Stacy, ilcreased, for
the benefit of tho heirs and creditors ofaaid
deceased. JOHN \V. STACY,
Administrator.
dec 18 si
Notice.
4 LL persons hiving demands against ti e
estate of Constant Freema a, Esq late ot
the eity of Washington, deceased, are re
q tired to hand them in, I. .pally attested
within the time preocribrd bv law : and thos-
-mlabtedto said e-tate, are requited to iriske
mmediate payment, to - .V-r.
JAMES HUNTER, Adm’r.
Jsn 14 42pL
Notice.
T HOSE who have any demands against
the late Matthias Schlosser, late of
Chatham County, deceaned, are requested
to* render in their demands, properly at
tested ; and those indebted to said deceas
ed, to make immediate payment, to
CHARLES RAPP,
Qualified Executor.
Jan 15 43i.f
From particular eximifisti''n, and coring
ring testimony, there is no doubt on my mind
that Scott’s Fumiiy Bibl- is superior to si?
others JOSEPH EMERSON.
You will pleas-? to sc- d ne six copies of
3c«»tt*s Bible ; I refer to your lately proponed
edition Pei imps l ihalt induce five mure te
t<k?. the s me number. II- L.
It is u <lh extreme pleasure I perceive
you are sbout to publish a ucw di iou of
Scot's Bible. Having been in puss.-ssicni of
•t more than 20 yrms, I tros‘ I know smre*
dung of its vniiift, Hiid aji dete.« mine \ to prrv
.note i:a circulation Miong mv Y ii
wili please forward six copies xt goon «s r’Ui'
shed, u
I hsve obtained four subscribers for t!:e
excellent work you are publishing II, S.
I propose to Uke seven sets .-if Clou’s Hi-
ole, and will be accountable for the same.
J C.
I have obtained s bscribtrs for nine copies
,of Scott's Family B blc. J. C.
I shall probably need eight or ten s .-is f
Scott’s Family Bible. J. P*
Kef. S. S. ot P. has o tsined ten s«ibscri-
bets. E. It. |
i iiave observed tbst you are sbo*it pub.
lisbing another edition of Scot’s B*hle
Nope you may succee-l xs you h ve done in
i’omer edition j. I have been endeavoring 'o
.vcocure subscribers smoi g our p-n. : bi.il
euor more subscribers will be ub-»•
n - II.
I will teke ten sets (of Scoti’a H *e)
bcvnd and lertcreil. T V
i have obtained ten subscribers foi y or
viition of the Family Bible—and hsvc
l-»ubt but h^-re might be someth, g like. iOO
oopres v old in this place if you hau un sg nt
li* pc—I .bought »i’e wi.’-k ought co b<- en«
cott.-aged and fir hut re .son to'. k a sot s:r o-
lion paper. It is a work that every f-indj
.-should have that is able to purchase.
J. F, tl’C.
I sm glad, that y u propose to print
Scott's excellent Family Comm-n'.ary, sr.A
iUoijld be very glad if it were in rny power to
f{ive a more liberal patronage to the work,
man, as cirrmmstanees are, I can. I »li»U*
iiowever, be able to do something; eight <1
»en sets I shall certainly take; and it may be,
double that number. A. B.
1 haiu procured fifteen subscript rs to
Scott’s Bible. J V* B,
l hmk 1 shall dispose of 20 sets or m j e of
he Family Bible. E. B
1 have circulated propoas's fir Scott’s,
Bibl: ; how many have been engaged in alii
cannot veil i but between 20 and 30 sets is
h.s vicit.ily. J* ?•
I have cnnclided to become responsible
to you for thirty sett of Scott’s CoramenK y.
C. 8.
I have procured t06 iub<c-ibera to tht
Bible; 6 sots to he bound in eaif; 3 sets io
be done in boards the other 9T se s, bound
and lettered as described in the prospeems.
H. M.
1 presume I could procure 5U0 subscri-
:'>pri Iur y-iur edition of Scott’s Bible Ih*
dnpjsr.d ia increasing for them. Ih v Vk,l ‘
Ii•!««•> supersede every other ? srge or FafO'lf
li.-ble. Fitly o« my subscribers five within I
circle of 8 miles! J **•
just pubii 'tisd an edition of the sxwa wosa,
completed in .-ix volume* without maijp"**
references; price in bonrus ®18; »o sheep
<21,- in calf 827. Eithvr of th ae edffi™’
m«y b<- Cart of t!«- publisher in Rosion / " r< "
S. G. A J. SCLENCK. Savannah.
Ms ■ II Z-
Hide Whips.
GROCE Hide Whips, received and
for sale by ' N. R, IVEiVlX
dec 13
Marking BruaVves,
O F a superior quality, just received! »na
for sule by GEO- RYERSON
nov 20
