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SHERIFF'S SALE.
* Oll lhM Tuudaw m December next,
ffTILL l» told at theCourl-Houae in the
TT eh* Savannah, between the houro
often MM fcuk otolock,
All that lot of land, known by the tetter
f. Hetihoote Ward, (being■ half of a trait
lot] and improvement*.
Also, fetaed improvements No. 1, Ogle-
■fiMt^vT.- Vthmtei
raorvo ivinit
*ki
jMtSft lwe aiaoutiooa in Kvorof th* Bank
of the United Stataa and ?Uotns Stanton*
-Alai the tenement on the sooth half of
: tet'Noi 8, Trustees; Garden, in the City of
Saraonahl levied on as the property pf
George Carter, to satisfy an execuliq# in
ftvor of eaecutor of Ann Middleton, levied
■ «B and turned over by a eonatable.
I. D’LYON, a. o.
nov T 38
■ The subscriber begs leave to
Inform hie friends and the public,
that ha baa completed hi* large
and commodious house, in the
boat and most comfortablo manner, and ten
dere hia think* to thoae who have beretofon
favored him With their calla, and flatter*
4 ■ '
Howard
1KSUHANCB COMPANY
NEW-YORK,
I NCORPORATED Sy the Legistetdre
of the stale of New-York, for the por
ta me of insuring HOUSES and OTHER
BUILDINGS. VESSELS IN PORT and
himself that by- hia unremitted attention to their CARGOES, MERCHANDISE and
- J ■ - - " other PERSONAL PROPBRTy^fgainat
pleue, be wi/(bare n part of tho public
latronage. Hia honae will at all timea be
'nrnhhed with the beet the country a third*,
. . . . . . . .. hia bar whhehtdc* liquor*, and hm athbtea
newro girl Chariot I levied on af the fnod oom end provender, together
'Of the ornate p^oho GribMn. to With a faithful and experienced oatler. The
Manaion Hduaa la situated on the east side
of the publio square, id the town of Clinton,
directly on the road leading from Milledge-
villa to Macon, and nearly opposite the
Clinton Hotel , H.H. BLATTER.
Clinton, August S3. 07-jre
N. B—Families.. can be accommodated
with private room*, which ere comfortable.
ST The editor* of the Augusta Chroni
cle end Savannah Georgian 1 , t re requested
to publish the nhdve advertisement once a
week for. three mbnthe and forward their
accpunta to this'dlMje Tot aettlement.
SHERIFFS SALE.
On Hujlret Tueeday in Jan. next,
MXT1LL be enld before the Court Hooae
f T in the City of Savannah between the
bean of 10 end 4 o'clock.
All that tract or parcel of land contain
ing MS ncret, more or less, together with
100 acreaof marah land called Oakland, ai
tnated, lying end being in Little Ogbechie
District in the County of Chatham; bound
ed on the north by lands of Flemming . Akin,
on the ea*t by tend* of Doct. Parker, and
on thy aouth by tends of B. Wslburger, and
on the west by northeast branch of Little
Oyeechie River, together with all and sin-
gulur, edifices and improvement*; levied on
under n fl lb or forecloauro from George L.
Cope, to John M’Niah, Peter Mjtcbel and
Robert Mitchel. . ’ *
I, D’LYON, a. c. c.
nov 7 38
.Hi:
- ’SHERIFF'S SALE—Coktinuzd.
Of tilt fret Tuesday in December next,
W ILL be eold at the Court Houie, in
the City of Savannah, between the
otmal hour* of tale.
Two Stage*, four Horaee, and four *eta of
Hnrneee, belonging to thia end of the Au
gusts Line;-leriea on under t foreclosure
of a Mortgage from Joseph I. Thompson,
to Joseph Cumming, assigned to Alex. T.
Dopaon-
A. D’LYON, d. *. c. c; ’
.nov 7 38
P TATTERS'HOTEL, WARRBTTOT.
THE Sobwriber* having enter,
ed into eo-partnerahip in the
PLANTERS’ HOTEL, take thi*
method-of informing Iheir friend*
and the pnblio that they continue to keep op
that well known eatsbliahlnent, on the east
•ideof the pnblio (quare iq Warreotoo, and
return their aiooere tbanha to those who have
favored them with thair custom, and with for
continuance of (hat mpport from the poblic
hich Uieir atteotion to business will merit.
Their table will be lupplied with every , thing
the country and *ea*on afford. Their Bar
will be lupplied with the choice*! kind ofli-
qeora—Stable* provided with good provendor
UMTattunded by faithful and careful ostler*.
ASA CHAPMAN,
MARTHA EVANS.
October 18. . »
ET The Editor* of the Augusta Chronicle
and Savannah Georgian, are requeated to pub
lish the above once a week for 8 week*, and
forward their account* to the subscribers in
Warrington. A. C. &M. A.
Oct. 27 32
SHERIFF’S SALE,
Os the first Tuesday us December next,
W ILL be eold et the Court Houaeio the
City of Savannah, between the uaii.
al boor* of aale.
' All that tract of land aituate and being in
tha Diatrict of White Bluff, known a* tlie
Farm Plantation, containing (750) seven
handled and fitly pure*, more or less i levi
ed an a* the properly of the estate of Thoe.
Rice, to aatiafy a judgement in favor of the
White Bluff Congregation. -
1. D’LYON, a. c. c.
nov 7 38
. SHERIFF’S SA LES—conn sued.
On thefiret Tueeday in December next,
W ILL be (old before the Court House in
Chatham Comity, between the usual
, All that certain tract or parcel of land *i
tnatad in, the County of Chatham, and State
- of Georgia, on the nits between the Islands
of Bkidaway and Bdrmidea and known by
the name of Redoubt Itlaod. oootaming sixty
three acre* more or leu. Also, all that oth
er tract or parcel of land situated and being
on Bkidaway Island, in the County afore-
Mld, composed of three different and origin
ally distinct tract* of land but adjoining each
other, tbe'firtt of which was originally grant
ed to Michael Ritter for one hundred acre*,
the aocood of which was originally granted.to
Jno.,Ellis for fifty acre*, and the third and
last of-which was originally granted to Mi
cbael Ritter for fitly acres.which three tract*
of land contain io the whole (not including
Redoubt Island) two hlmdred and thirty-aev
on more* with the appurtenances y levied on
to satisfy the Planters Bank , of the State of
'Georgia on foreclosure of a mortgage, a-
gainst John W, Stirk.
•I. ' I. D’LYON,«. c. c.
nov 7. 38
totice.
O N tho first Monday of January next, I
shall expose to sale at the Market of
St, Marys, between the usual hours, seven
SLAVES, the properly of the estate of Aa
ron Tyson, by virtue of an order of the
Court of Ordinary /or Camden County—
Conditions cash.
MARTHA TISON, Adm’rx.
Nov2 31+r.«
EXECUTOii’ff SALE. ./
. On Thurttluy Ike ibffi December next.
W ILL be sold at tlie plantation of tiie late
Col. Nicholas Ware, on Lillie Hirer,
io Colombia county, lire corn and fodder and
other provisions made there the present sea
son, atffjifill the farming utensil* belonging (o
the place, tlie stock of Iroree* and mules,
among which are some valuable brood mares,
and fine colts of the best blond—the'stock of
oattlo, some full, and some half blood of the
English breed -the stock; of hogs, and the
Plantation—There are about fifteen hundred
acres of land, and enough cleared, and in cul
tivation,to give employment to twenty-five or
thirty bands. Much of this land is of good
quality, and the rest very valuable for its
timber.
ALSO,
-At the same time aq^ place, Will be sold the
Grist and Saw-Mills on Little River, and the
Bridge across it, known as Wares, with About
forty acres of land attached thereto. '
And on Thursday, the 22d December,
there will be sold at the Plantation on Sarao-
aah Hirer,' in Columbia county, at the mouth
iff the Kiokea Creek, the whuieyof the corn
tod fodder, terming utensils, stock. Ac. be
longing to (hat place, aod also the plantation
itfelf. including about six hundred acres
land of vary excellent quality.
And on Thursday tlieSSlh December, will
Be soM at the market-house, in the City of
August about FORTY Very likely NE
GROGS, including mechanics, house aar-
- Vants, aod field-hand*.. The sales at esob
place will commence at ten o’clock, A. M.
and biota at 4 o’clock. P. M. and ba continu
ed from day to dqy, until the property j* all
-Twslra month* credit will bo given for ell
• earn* over Ten Dollars, and note* with good
aaourity required, before <hp property wilt be
dalirorad.
PUSAN B. WARE, Ex'trx. *
WM. W. HOLT, Ex'r
October 21 Qfth* WM <f X Wan
Gdl.27 »•: ' a*
Lout oi homage Kite y
and also to insure VESSELS and MER
CHANDISE against tha HAZARDS OF
INLAND NAVIGATION, or TRANS
PORTATION.
Capital Stack 8800,000,
which hia all been psid in CASH, and the
public may rely with confidence upon the
whole sum, being always available to meet
ita engagements. R. HAVENS, Presb.
The subscriber having bees appointed
Agent for itie above Company, will inatire
against Low by Fire, and Hnaard of Inland
Navigation,, aa set forth in the preceding
proposals, on aa fovorajqe terms a«-can bo
done in this city, : S. C. DUNNING,
Agent far,Howard Ineurahre Company.
N. B—Persona living in the oountry, i
can have insurance effected by addreesinp-i-
rhe Agent,'giving a description of the prem ‘
iae* to be inaured, post paid .
Sept 20 . 16
North American Review.
TO. XLIX.
CONTENTS,
r Claims of the United States on Naples
L* and Holland.
1. Meaassge of the President of
the United States to the House of
Representatives, relative to the
claim on Naples,
2 Message of the President of the
United States, transmitting the cpr
respondence relating to the claims'qf
the citizens of the United States upp
on the Gorernment of the Netties
lands.
.II. Lord Byron’s Character and Wri
tings.
ti Recollection* of the life of By
ron. By the late R. C. Dallas, Esq.
2. Correspondence of Lord Byron
with a Friend; including hie Letters
to his Mother in 1809, 18t0, and
1811.
3. Journal of the Conversation of
Lord Byrod.' By Thomas Medwin.
Esq.
III. Wayland’a Discourses on the Duties
of an American Citizen. ’
The Duties of an American Citi
zen two Discourses delivered ih the
First Baptist-Meeting House ib Bos
ton. By Francis Wayland, jr.
IV. Pinkney’s Poems.
Poems. By Edward C. Pinkney.
V. English Common Law Rcporti.
Reports of Cases argued and de
termined in the English Courts of
Common Law. Edited by Thomas
Sergeant and John C.Lowber, Esqrs
VI. Orphic Pqetry.
Orpheus Poeiarum Grecor.nm An
tiquiasimus.—Auctore Georgio Hen
lie-o Bode.
VII. Columbus. I
Codice diplnmatico Colombo-Ame
ricano, ossia Raccolta di Docttmenti
- origiusli e inedit-i, spettanti a Cristo
fora Colombo, Sic. Genova, 1823.
VIII. Gold and Silver in Mexico.
A report on the Expediency of
- Augmenting the Duties on the Ex
portntinn of Gold and Silver, presen
ted to the General Constituent Con
gress of Mexico, by tho Committee
of Finanoe and Mines, August 9,
18*14. .
IX. Critical Notices.
1. Palfrey's Historical Di»-
course. 444
2. Perkins’s History of the
' Late War. 443
3. Wrifford’a Mercantile Pen
manship. ■ 45!
4. Summary View or America 453
. 6. Addresses before the New-
York Academy of Fine Arts 459
6. Bacon’s Plea for Africa. 462
7. Barnard’s Polyglot Gram
mar. 474
8. Crafts’ Address before tha
Palmetto Society. . 464
9. Blanco White’s Spanish
Varieties. 467
Quarterly List of New Publi
cations. ' 469
Index. 483
Just received, by W. T. WILLIAMS. -
Oct 20 29
WARE-HOUSE
* ooMXxasioir business,
MACON. ,
T IIE undersigned has rented of Parish
Carter, Esq. his Ware-Houses at this
place, and tenders his services to Ins friends
aud the public, in the above line of business,
with assurances that any business confided,
to his care, shall receive his personal and
undivided attention, and that his best exer
tions will be used to give satisfaction to his
customer*. The Ware-Housea are new,
extensive, safe, and very, conveniently ar
ranged and situated for the transaction of
bustnesa- ’
He intends running two good and sub
stantial boats during the boating season,
which will be expedited in their passages up
and down, by the aid of one ol the Steam
Boat Conpany'e Steam-Boatt. Insurance,
on merchandise and produce shipped by his
boats, can be effected in a responsible office
on as favorable terms as by any other boats
(hat will run the river; and reasonable tdj
vances will be made by him bn produce
shipped by them to tbe consignment of bis
friends in Savannah. By the first boats he
wifi receive a good supply of GROCERIES,
which he will sell on moderate terms.
He now ojf-me fox Sate,
200 Pieces first quality Cotton Bagging
1000 Bushels Liverpool Salt.
JUHT T ROWLATD.
Macon, October 12, 1825.
Oct 20 29fei
NEW-YORK
STATU LITBRATURE
CLASS NO. Ill, FOR 1825,
W HICH will,be drawn on the fofirth day
of January, 1826, and finished in a
few minutes.
45 Numbers—6 Ballots to be Drawn.
SELLVfO SCHEME,.
1
Pri»e of
$100,000 is
$100,000
-t
do
50,000
50.000
1
do
20,000
20,000
1
do
10,500
10,500
2
do
5,000
10,000
4
do
2,600
10,000
10
.do
2,000
20 000
39
do
l',000
39,000
78
do
500
39,000
468
do
100
46,800
4446
do
' 60
2-22,300
COURT OF COMJUOT PLEAS ATD
OYER AXD TERMITER FOR THE
CITY OF SAVATTAH, OCTOBER
TERM, 1825.
W HEREAS William C. Wayne, Freder
ick Herb, Charles Dunbam and Wil
liam loor, were drawn - and summoned to' at
tend as Grand Jurors, at thi* term of the
Court and have made default,’ Ordered, that
thqy be severally fined in the sum of forty
dollars, unless good and sufficient oause of ex
cuse He flled'on path with the clerk of this
court on or before tbe fint day of the next
term.
And whereas Hugh Cassidy, George f.
Palmes aod Matthew Luffborougb, were alsq
drawn and summoned to attend aa Petit Ju
rors, and made default. Ordered, tW they
be serenity fined in’the sum of twenty dollais
unless good and sufficient cause of eacuie he
filed oo oath with the clerk of this court, on
ar before file first d*y of the next term.
Tree extract from the minutes.
ROBERT W. POOLER, Clerk.
Saraanab, 21st Opt. 1825. '
POIK
' r . t , ■ «
5051 Prizes. ! $567,600
In this Scheme composed of 45 numbers
by combination, with six drawn ballots,
there Will be 20 prizes, each with three of
the drawn numbers on 585, each with, two
of tbe drawn numbers on ; and 4446, each
with one of the drawn numbers on : thoae
tickets having none of tbe drawn ballots on
them being blanks.
To determine'the fate of the 14,190 tick
ets in the scheme, the 45 numbers, from 1
to 45, inclusive, will be severally placed in
a wheel ou tlie day of drawing, and six -ot
them be drawn; aod that ticket having mi
it as a combination the tat, 2d and’3d drown
number, will be entitled Vo tbe prize of
$100,000
That having on-it the 4th, 5th, and Bill,
56,000
That having on it the 2d, 3d and 4th
20,000
That having on it the 3d, 4th, and 5th
10,500
Those two tickets having on them the 2d
4th and 5th, or tho 2d, 4tli and 6th, each
, 5,000
Those four, having on them the 2d, 3d,
and 6tb, tde 2d, 5th and 6lh, the 3d, 4rh and
6th. or tbe 3d, 5th and 6th, each .....2,500
Thoae ten tickets, having on them the
1st, 2d and 4th,
1st, 2d and 5th,
. 1st, 2d and 6th,
1st, 3d and .4th,
1st, 3d and 5th,
1st, 3 d and 6th,
1st, 4tli and 5th,
1st, 4lli and 6th,
1st, 5th and 6th,
2 d, 3 d and 5th,
each 2,000
rnHE subscriber has received by the late
* 1,r ? e assortment of
HARDWARE, cl TLERY. JAP ATT
■ED ATD FATCY QOOS,
AMONG WHICH ARK,
Ivory and Balance Handle Knivee Ad
Forks
Buck and Bone Handte do do
Razors in cues and doa. in great va
riety
ran. Pocket, Iwo blade and Sportoen’a
; Knifed
Rodger’s Knifea and Scissor*
Shoe, Bread, Butchers’ and Cooks’
Knives -
Chizzels, Plane Irons, and Gougea of
all kinds ’ *
Drawing Knives, broad and narrow
Axes
Plated, Brittania, and Iron, tea and ta
ble Spunns •
Brittinnia tea and coffee Pots, Compo
sition, copper and iron Tea-kettlee
Composition Saucepails.and Digesters
Brass, iron arid Japanned Candlesticks
and Lamps
Wafflu and Wafer Irons
Gilt, plated, pearl, bone and japanned
Buttons
Coat, spat and auapender Moulds
Padlocks, chest, trunk, till' end cup
board brass and iron Box Lack*
Knob and Mortice Lochs
Stock locks
Files and Rasps of all kinds
Morocuo pocket-book* snd wallets
Note casus and work boxes
Qressing cases
Brass curtain, cloak and curtain Pins
Brass and iron hutt Hinges
Wood and bed screws
Honk and Plate Hinges
Sludges and Hand Hammers
Anvils and Vices
Iron’wedges, Shoe and nail Hammors
Brasa commode Knobs
Brass, iron and wood-Castors
. Coal-scoops and coai-heods
Coal-sillers and Dust pans. Spit-boxes
Wlrittemore's cotton and wool Curds.
Block Tin, Fawcela, ivory and Horn
Combs
Fine tooth, crambo and dressing Combs
Tuck and side Combs
Spectacles aod cases
Plated stirrup irons, bridle bitts & spurs
Brass Andirons, shovel aod tongs
Brass and wire Fenders
Iron and Steel knitting pins
Needles. Fish-hooks and fishing tackle
Cast iron Pots, ovens, dogs, Spiders it
skillets
Sad irons. Trace-chains & screw plates
German, English, Blister and.Caststeel
Hand, panned,mill, pit, cross cut, back
and keyhole Ssws
Brace and Bitts
Round and flat Bolts
Smith’s and small Bellows
Waggon and Cart boxes
Bed Keys, Hide whips, Tacks & Brads
Copper Beit-uails, Spelling Books and
Writing Paper, elates and slate pencils
Shovels, spades and hoes
Together with almost every other article
in the .line, which are offered for sale on sc-
POL1CB OFFICE,
* ' SiTANNAIt, Oct. 26, 1625.
TNMBARRABSMF.NTB having bccqyred
-1-4 in relation to tickets, notice is hereby
given, that agreeably to the ordinance pias-
'ed, first September, 1825, no general ticket
will paw Ha bearer after ten o’clock at night,
and that ho special ticket will avail after tbe
same hour “ unlere the place where he or the
ie going and the pmrpote for which raid ticket
is. gtesa, beep ended therein.” Such epecial
ticket will be effectual for one night only.
JOSEPH W. JACKSON,
Oct 29 . Chairman of Council..
HAY.
KA BUNDLES PRIME HAY, tending
OU from Brig Pheaaant/for sale by
Anvil to o. c. GRISWOLD,
PIATO FORTES.
E XTRACT from the report of the Com
inittee of Premiums find Exhibitions of
the Franklin Institute of the State of Penn
sylvania, for the promotion of the Mechanic
Arts, for 1826.
Premium No 47—to the maker of the
best horizontal piano, is adjudged to A.
Babcock, of Boston, for specimen No. 327,
which is a horizontal piano, made for A.
Mackey, of Boston. It has received the
high approbation of the judges. Every part
of its interior mechanism naa the higheat
finish, aud ita tone and touch are ezcellent.
The strings are all of steel wire, the lowest
octave being covered with flattened wire.
It entitles ita maker to the Silver Medal,
having been considered the best of the four
square pianos, which sre all very good.
PIANO FORTES from the Factory “of
Babcock, answering to the above de
scription, snd warranted to be of his very
best make, for aale hy'
I W. MORRELL, Savannah.
Oct 29 33fu
Those 39 tickets- having on .them, two of
the drawn numbers, snd those two the fid
and 5tb, each e*e a be # ia'a sstsaii ije e e # e e el ,000
Thoae 78 tickets having two’ of4ie drawn
numbers ontthem, and those two the 4tb and
6th, or the 5th and 6th, each .«500
All other*, (being 468) with any other
two of the drawn numbers on, each ....100
And Ml tickets,, (being 4446) having but
One of tne drawn numbers on, each 50
No ticket which shall have drawn a prize
of a superior denomination can be entitled
to an inferior prise. \
Frizes payable forty days after the draw
ing, and subject to the uzuet deduction of
fifteen per cent. . - il
TICKETS ............t....*$50.
SHARES :........-.i..in proportion.
ST N. B.—Orders for tickets or share* in
the above Lottery, Will he received at
ALLEN’S
EXCHATOE OFFICE for THE BAY.
- ; *
Oct 29
NATH. B. WEED,
No. 6. Gibbons’ Range.
GENERAL DRUG.
CHEMICAL and FAMILY MEDICITE
WARE HOUSE.
LAY St. HENDRICKSON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggtitt, comer of
Congreu and Whittiuer Streete,
shad’s buildings, savannah,
H AVE received by the late arrivals from
Buston, New-York and Philadelphia,
me remainder of their Fall and Winter
supply of GOODS,'consisting of a very ex
tensive and well selected assortment of
Drugt and Medicinee, Perfumery and Fancy
Articles, Brushes, Dye-Slujft, Sfc.
A great variety of Apothecary and Phy
sician’s Glass Ware
Ointment and Pill Pots
Composition and Glass Mortars
Glass Lamps and Lamp Glasses
Elegant Cut Glass Smelling Bottles
Glass Funnels, Graduated Measures
White and Green Vials, assorted, Sic.
SURGEON’S INSTRUMENTS.
Pocket Sets Turnkeys Trusses
Spring and Thumb Lancets
• Forceps, Spatulas, Bougies, Catheters
Apothecaries Scales and Weights, dtc.
PATENT MEDICINES,
or EVERY DESCRIPTION, VIZ .-
Sejdlitz and Soda Powders Balm of Quito
Henry’s Calcined Magnesia ,
Genuine Lee’s, Anderson’s and Hooper’s
Pills
, Swaim’s celebrated Panacea
James’ Anti-Dyspeptic Pills
Balaam Honey, Church’s Cough Drops
Itch Ointment, dtc.
All of which are offered for sale on the moat
liberal terms, for cash or credit.
L. dt H. having made such arrangements
with the principal Drug-Houses in the Uni
ted States, as to be continually supplied
with fresh and genuine articles, flatter them
selves that no establishment of the kind in
this state, cad offer greater inducements to
dealers. Tbe meFclianl, the planter, and
the pliys cian, can here be supplied with al
most every article in the drug line, and may
depend upon having their orders e ecuted
with neatness, accuracy and despatch.
Nov 6
Pilotage.
A T a meeting of the Board,of Commission-
era on the 15th Instant, it was ordered
t|iat John .Robbins, be suspended from acting
as a Pilot, for one month.
■ By order.
JNO. G. HOLCOMBE, Stcfy.C. P.
Oct 18 • 28uf
A CARD.
T HE subscriber, admitted to practicain
the several Courts of Law and Equity
n thia State,, offers to the poblic his pro
fessional services in the Courts of
■Bibb, I Henry, I Jones, | Crawford,
■Monroe, | Jasper, I TvHrri, ; Pike.
WASHINGTON POE.
Maeoa, Bibb County, (Ge.)
July 7 84
FRESH SWEET OIL,
FaP very superior quality, suitable for ta-
U ble.use, just received and for sale by
UAY &, HENDRICKSON,
Navfl Bruggiste, Shad’s Building*
Georgia^-Camden Countr
TO ALL WHOMflT Mjil COTVCEBa
rjVUBKBAS Attainder Atkinson, Ad nil,
W iterator on thy Estate *f John Atk .
•un, deeassed, applies tu the Court ot OrdiS*
*ry of laid County, for letter* dlm ssorv l
obi estate i These are, therefore, to c te ., 2
daaonUh Ml and wngutar, ^?,,
tors af s.id deceived, to fi e their object,
(rtsn, thsy havel la *,o««. 000^
the fir.t Monday in January next, or let',2
wtllbegrantedte the sppncML 11
Witness the Hon v.llliim Gib*,.
IA if jl one of the Justices of said (W
isJ this 25 h June. lg.!4,
, jnHNBAILKV.eeo.ee.
June .70
NOTIOtfi
V INE months after d.te, application will be
made to the Inferior Court of.CU-uharr.
'.minty, sitting for ardinarv purpose* for an
■rder, absolute, toJell lots N .s f-iuram five,
4 and 5) in Carpenter’s itow, and lot N .
me, (1) Green Ward,in tht eiiy of Ssvamwt-,
mine tbe real estate of Francis Jalineau, dec
ir tne benefit of tin-• heirs in-’ creditors of
•idestate WILLIAM GAS'0*4.
Qua'iSed Executor
Notice.
yrtNE MONTHS after dsta, vpplioation will
LV be made to the Honorable Inferior Court
•i-Chatham county, foe leave to sell th,- mi
md personal estate •tbeltte Mrs’ Ann Himy
-Hon, deceased, for the benefit of the heir*
ndcred.torsuf and estate,
WORTHING I'OH GALE. Executor.
tl-rrh 10 -
Georgia—t amden County
TO AlL WHOM IV MAYCOT, BH.Y
ArtHE'tEAS Louis Difouf, Administ er
f T of the Battle of Bssile Pelletier, d‘e5
tHpliea to the Court of Ordinary of said coin!
■y, for tetters diamiaaory oa Mid euat ( -_
Those are, therefore, to oils and admonnh ,n
and singular, the heiri and creditors 0 f«,!
deceased to file thtir oblee'ioiu (if a» ,y-„
hsve) in my office, on or before 'he first Mon
day in January next, or letters will be grute
to the applicant. * *
l?s=S the Hou. William Gibioa
|A-». |l onp df the Justices of said Coua.
a,. {1 tbit35ih June, 18 J.
JOHN BaII.T, c. c o. c c
tun- 30 ■
Notice.
k GREBABIEto leave obtained f, ‘m tbe
.tL Honorable the luferi -r Court, sitt'tig f r
•i-dinary purposes, for Camden County, 1
hall on the first Tuesday in D nember next,
xnoee to public sale, at ihe Court Home -i
lefiersrrn. in said c-runtv, s l'.,t of land >n tin.
resth District of Monroe County, Ko. 91, fe
'ie benefit of the orphans nf Levi Johns dec r
JOHN LEd Guardian.
S»rtI* 14
N otice.
VTINE MONTHS sfli-r dste of this notice
*.1 Application wit! be made to the Honors,
lie tne Court ofOrdinsry of Chathem Coun.
y H>r permission to sell tli the real estate of
loho Wskerlv, dec. for the benefit of th
heirs and creditor* of said deceased-
ROBERT HOY. Execiit r
Pcb 24 , . 6V
; - N otice.
tJOINR month*after iis e,application will be
ail nsde to the Honorable ir Inferior Lour'
of Camden County, when xitting f *r ordinary
purpo-es, for leave to tell 2J0 aor et of Isnn
oelongi.ig to the estate of John Brown, d -
tested, for the benefit pf tbe heirs tod erec
tors of tat l estate.
S ARAH BROWN, Admistratnx.
Jefferson, 18.h Ju re, I 2*
.t„* 9 .. j 78
Notice.
N INE MONTHS after the date hereof, ap
plication will be made lev tbe Hum,note
die Court of Ordinary for tbe Count.. f Chat
ham, for leave to sell the whole or a part, nr
parti of a tract of land, lying and being in
the eo inly of Effluvium, containing by re
cent purvey, niije hundred snd eigbiv.fi.,
acres, arid known by the name of the Tuck-
vseekmg Tract, formerly tbe propert- of
A ng and Hotchkiss, v>* belonging to the
state of Attainder 8. Hoe's orphans, for the
benefit of said orphan.-
WILf I AM MOREL',
Guardian A- S. Roe's Orphans.
Jnlv ’♦ 87
Notice.
N INE MONTHS after date, applicatim
will be made to the Inferior Jourt 01
Chatham County, sitting for ordinary purpo
se!, for leave 'a sell *11 the re.) estate nf the
late Thomas Savage, of Bryan County, via:
Point Plantation, consisting of two hundnd
snd eighty acres Rice land, on tbe O-eechee
River, four mitts belhw tbe F rry, >dj niny
the plantation tf Joseph Habersham and Str
pben El iott Also, two hundred and fifty
seres, more or less, if Pice Land, appertain
ing thereto. Also. * Tract of Lard called
dalina, containing fifty sent! on Medway Biv
or. adjoining the lands of J. j. Msswell-
MARY SAVAGE, Adm’rx.
June tf - 71
Georgia—Chatham County
In the t; urt «t Ordinary, May Term, 18jj
O N the pe itionuf Henry Chsmpioo, admin.
istrator of John Street. dec-aid/praS"^
111 order JVm o be made abntus on hia coin,
plying will, he law, tor he aale of* Lot 0 f
Ground, number four, (4) second Tythinir
ivyimld. Ward—Also, p n f . Lot, n^S
an. Tower Tyth.ng, Dvokrr W d. being the
real estate of the *rtd Uec. lor th* bvnvfit 0 f
toe heirs and creditors 1—It is ordered that*
notice' be puM shod nine jnonihs. in one nf
he Public Gtze is of tbe tjity of Savannah,
requiring a I perao... interested, to shntv cauwe.
f any they have, wpy the prayer ef the pe’.i.
ioner should not be granted.
8 M. BONO, t- e. 0,
Mtv 14
4^
Georgia-— Chatham County.
I theConftof ordmaty—Mav t'ernij ,8JJ.
O N the petition of Robi rt Hoy, Exe u -t
uf John Wsckerlder. prsyi. g sn order
Aral to be nude aoaolure, on his complying
v-tn theisw, to sell I wo Tract* of fund ie
tuuveos County, being the real estde of the
.11 deceased, for the benefit of the heirs, d
:-editors: It is ordered, ihat a notice he
ublisht-d nine month*; in one of the' Gi-
s tie* of the city of <itv*nnah, requiring a;|
oersons intr-etted, to almw cause, if any they
’s.,n, why the prayer of the pvtnioner should
not be g-ant. d S v» BOMl, c ■ o.
'»■• -n rv
Georgia Camden County.
BY THE UODR oy OHDINAWY FOR
.1 9’ID COUN ■ Y.
tlTHRKEAS ’ohn Chevalier, h:a applied
v v te raid Court, for Letiera Duri.smry
>n the estates of Samuel Ootepv and Evan E.
Rook, deceased. These are.' therefore, to
cite snd admonish, all and *i gil-ir, the kin-
dr-d und e-editors of the Mic d ceased per.
cifi, tr. fie iheir obj-etions, if any they have,
in my i.fiioe;or. or befm-e the (irat Mw day in
January next, or Lriten will by grantati the
applicant. -
Wu-est tbe Homi-able Jvmea Sen* . one
of the -untices of tankCourt, ti • six
teenth lav of April, e ghteen hundred
and 1 wenty-five.
[L. S.] JO N BAIL.EY, C. C. 0.«.. 0.
Anri *1 -74 .
ta e of Geurgu—Chatham
County
TO ALL WHOM IT MAYCOTCERT.
CVHERBA8 Daniel Carney, Jr. h.e sppli.
W ed to tiie Hosorvblc the Court of Or
dinary of Chatham County for fetter* of ad
ministration on the estate snd effects ef Wil
:iam Woodb - idee,late 1 f Ssvannsh. merchant,
deed, on behalf of the heirs ill,a creditors,
shd vy request ef ’be relt’ives. These sre
therefore to cite end admonish all abdringulsr
the kindn d and creditors ef the Mid deeeai
ed, to file their objeotieas (if any they base)
to the granting oTthe edminisfratien ol th
eatata.et fbcdreeasad to the spphctnt in for
Clerk's Cffiee of fob Mid Court, enee, before
the third day of November next 1 otherwise
letters vf administration wt|! be granted
W.tnes* tha Hoitorable Eli.-* Port one of
the Justices of the Mid Coqrt, the fourth
day of October, A. D one thousand night
hundred and twenty,fire. ’
8AM L. M. BOND, C. C. 0.
•Ort.fi u
Georgia Camden Goutuy.
t o All whom i > m y con .lk.v
W iiEitBAS J Ik .chi it Inn. admino tratof
on 'he estates «f DaviilTuckrr and D id
it’Kredie,' applies to tbe Court vf Ord-nary-
,f »v.,d Oounty, for Letter dia-ui-r.ry on the
states of said deoea ed petaona: These sre,
hcrefore, to cite snd ad nonish the heirs and*
i-redtto s of Mid deceased persons, to file
heir objections (if any they have) in my of-
See, on nr hefore the first Monday in January
nett, or letten will be granted to the sppli.
-rant.
Witm aa the H«n. William Gibson,
b I one ot the Justiors of Mid CourL
thf> 25th Juue, *8 ’J.
■ JO IN HAILEY, e. e o’.c.c.
Fmtp 30 qo
Geoigta—Camden County.
QY THE COURT tip- O MtlNAUV -0
. SAID 'OUNTY.
CQHKHEAS Lewiv Ba-.hloU, appliei to tht
jJ Court of Ordinary of said County) for
Letters Dismissory on the estate of Fr’nces
It itolune 1 These are, therefore, to cite snd
admonish, all and lingular, the kindred and
creditors of said deceased, to file their cbj.c.
tioha, if any th-y hsve, in my office, on or be
fore the# *tMonday in January next,'other,
w is- Letters Dismissory will be granted the
applicant-
witness the Honorable Samuel Clarke,
one of the Justices of Mid Court, this
sixteenth day of April, eighteen hun
dred snd twenty-five. '
[L. 8.1 JOHN BAILEY, C. C. fl. C. C
April 21 -’4 '
Georgia—tamden county.
TO ALL >V HUM IT .UAY COAX StiT
40 1EHBAS John Ha-d.-e, Adnuiutiralar
w# of the Estate fit David 8- Janes, Ute
it s id c-runty, deceased, applies to the Court
,{ Ordinary of avid county, fur fotteta die-
ui sory on said Es ate:
’ hese are therefore to cite and admoniih
ill and singular, the heirs and credilort oi'sud
lece ved, to fi e their objeetiuns (if any they
bate; iu my office, < n or before the first Moo-
ay in Much oext, otherwise ieltera trill be
Granted the applicant.
Witness the Hon.'William Gibson, oneof
[L.8.] he Justices of Mid Coart, tbit
27th August, 18 '5.
JOHN BAILEY. Cllt. C. O C. C,
Sent. 3 209
Georgia, Chatham County.
tty tbe H .iionlitt tbe Just cesof the Inferior
Court of Chstbam County, sitting for or
dinary purposes
TO ALL WHOM IT MAT VOTCSHX
CB.tKKKAS Jonathan Meigs, admioiitrv
l## tor of the estate of Samuel Haughtsn,
deceased, has petitioned the flow t et Oidios-
ry, to be dismitK-d from hi* said adminiitrr
ion: Now these'are therefore, to ene and
admonish all persons interested in tbe snd st
ate. to file tbeir objection* if say tkoy
10 the grouting of the prayer of foe petitioner
ui foe UlcikN Office of toe said, Court, on on
jcfore Urn tentli day bf March next, other,
wise Letters Dismissory whl be granted tbe
^Vitac’se lb* Honorsble Anthony Porter, ofij
of foe ^ Jutticei, this tenth day ef
September, eighteen hundred a d toco*
rtXm 0AMUEL M. BOND,
V - COrh (hurt OrdkWf-
Sept W “