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BHBRIFF’H BALE. .'/;
0» IheJIraf ISweduy fit December rurt,
E lUi be auldal ills Court-Hull no in the
city ofSavannah, between the hour*
ana four o’clock,
'! All that lut of land, known by theffiletter
P. Heathcote Ward, (being hall' of a t^uat
lot) and improvements^ '
Aiao, lot and improvement* No. t, Ogle-
thorpo Wahl, .
Aiao, negro girl Chariot; leviod On aa the
property of the estate of John Ofibbin, to
iatiafy taro executions In furor of tho Bank
* of the United States and Naomi) Blanton.
Also, the tenement nn tltu south half of
tat No.A, Trustees Gordon, in the City of
Sarannabt leviod nn as the property of
George Cartar, to satisfy an execution in
fhvor of executor of Ann Middleton, levied
on arid turned over by a constable.
L D’LVON, a. if.
nor 7 311
SHERIFF’S SALE.
On the Jirit Tuesday in Jan. next,
W ILL be sold before the Conrt Home
iathe'City ofSji'vaimali hetweenthe
hours of 10 and 4 o’clock,
, All that tract or parcel of land rontnin-
mg 567 acroa, more or less, together with
100 aoreB of marsh land oallnd Oakland, si
tuated, lying and being in Little Ogeechie
District iii the County of-Chathnm ; bound
ed on the north by lands of Flemming Akin,
on the east by lands of IJoct. Parker, and
on the south by lands of B. Wslburger, and
on the west by nnrthoast branoh of Little.
Ogeechie River, together with all and sin
gular, edifices and improvements; levied on
voder a fi fa or foreclosure from George L.
Cope, to John .M’Nish, Peter Mitcliul and
.Robert Milchol.
I. D’LVON, s. c. c.
■ non 7 *18
SHERIFF* SALE—Coxtinued.
On the Jint Tueeday in December next,
W ILL be sold at the Court House, in
the City of Savannah, between the
usual hours of sale,
Two Stages, four Horses, and four sets of
Harness, belonging to this end of the Au
gusts Line ; levied on under a foreclosure
of a Mortgage from Joseph I. Thompson,
to JosephCuuiming, assigned to Alex. T.
Hopson.
A. DilYON, b. ». c. c.
MV 7 . ‘' - 38
PLANTERS’ HOTEL, take this
tnelhod of informing lliejr friends'
and tlm public that they continue to keep up
itlial well known establishment, un tlie east
side of the publiosquare in Warrenton, and
return their sincere thanks to those wiio leave
favored them with'iheir custom, and wish fur
a continuance of that support frojp Die public
which tbeir attention to business will merit.
Their table will be supplied with every thing
'lie country art-J season afford.. Their Bur
will be supplied with 'In, choicest kind pfli-
qeurs—Stables pVuvided with good proveudur
and attended hy faithful nod careful ostlers.
ASA CHAPMAN, ,
MARTHA EVANS.
October IS.
O* The Editors of the Augusta Chronicle
'hnd Savannah Georgian, are'requested to pub*
Itsh |he abure once a week for I) weeks, and
forward their aoedunts to tiie subscribers in
Warrington. A.G. ft M. A.
Oct. 27 32
„ SHERIFF’S SALE.
On thejird Tuesday in December next,
W ILL be sold at the Court House in the
City of Savannah, between the uau-
a) hours of sale.
.. All that tract of land situate and being in
the District of White Bluff, known ns the
Farm Plantation; containing (750) seven
hundred and fifty acres, more or le-s; levi
ed on as the proper** of the estate of Thos,
Rice, to satisfy a judgement in favor of the
While Bluff Congregation.
< . I. D’LVON,-a.o.e.
nor 7- 33
SHERIFF’S SALES—Contimjed.
* On the Jint Tuesday in. December next,
RffifiLL be sold before the Court House in
vV Chatham County, between the usual
bout's,
All that certain tract or parcel of land si
tuated in (lie County of Chatham, and State
of Georgia^ on the aalte-between the Islands
of Skidawav and Burnsides and kdnwn by
the name fa' Redoubt Island, containing sixty
three acret more or less. Also, all that oth
er tract or parcel nfiand situated and beihg
on Skidaway Island, in the County alore-
laid, composed of three different and origin-
ally distinct tracts of land but adjoining each
other, the first of which was originally grant-,
ed to Michael Ritter for one hundred acres,
the second of which was originally granted (o
Jno. Ellis fur fifty, acres, and the third and
last of which was originaljy granted to Mi
Chad Ritter for fifty acros.which three tracts
«f land contain iii the whole (not including
Redoubt Island) two hundred and thirty-sev
en, acres with the appurtenances ; levied on
to satisfy the Planters Bauk of the Slate of
Georgia on toreclnsure of a mortgage, a-
gaiust John W. Stirk.
I. D’LYON, s. c. c.
nov7 38
NOTICE.
O N the first Monday of January next, I
shall cxpnseto sale at tin) Market of
St.,Marys, between the usual hours,..seven
BLAVES, the properly of {lie estate of Aa
ron Tyson, by virtue of an order of the
Court of Ordinary for Camden County—
Conditions cash.
MARTHA TISON, Adm’rx.
Nov2 35tr.*
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
On Thursday the 15th December next.
W ILL be sold at the plantation or the late
CM. Nicholas Warn, on Little River,
in Columbia county, the corn and fodder and
other provisions made there tiie piesenl sea
son, and all the farming utensils belonging to
the place, the stock of horses and mules,
, among which are some valuable brood mores,
arid fine culls of the boat hloud—the sleek of
cattle, some foil, and some half blued of the
English breed—the stuck of hogs, and the
Plantation—There are about fifteen hundred
acijes of land, and enough cleared, and in cul
tivation to giyeemployment to twenty-five or
■thirty hand*; Much of this land is of, good
quality, gjyd the rest very valuable for its
timber. .
AL80,
At the same time and place, will be sold the
-Grist and Saw-Mills nn-Little River, and the
Bridge across it. known as Wares, with about
forty acres of lam) attached thereto.
And on Thursday, the 22d December,
. there will be Sold at (bo Plantation on Savan
nah River, in Columbia county, et the mimtli
of tho Kiokoe Crenk, the whole of the corn
en’d fodder, farming utensils, slock, &c. be
longing to that place, and also the plantation
itself, including about six hundred acres of
land of vefy excellent quality.
And ,nn Thursday the 29th December, will
be sold at tho piarket-hnuse, in tiie City of
Augusta, abuut FORTY very likely NE
GROES, including mechanics, house ser
vants, and'field hands. The sales at.each
place will commence at ten o’clock, A. W.
• and clsie at 4 o’clock, P. M. and be-cootiait-
ed from day to day, until the property is' all
•old. '
. Twelve months credit will be given for all
gams over Ten Dollars, and holes with good
security required, before the proper!/will be
delivered.
■ SUSAN B. WARE. ExHrx.
WM. W. HOLT, Ex'r ■
October tl Qf the Will of N. Ware
MANSION HOUSE.
The stihirriber brigs leave to
inform his friends and the pnblio,
R|[jHpthat bp has completed his large
coynmodloue house, in tne
best ami most cimifoytahlu tnannor, and ten
(for* hie IlianlfotoJkoso who have linrcUtibr
favored him with their calla, and Ratter* J :
hintsclf tiiu( by hip unreinitteil attention In I
please, lie wiH shard a par) Of tlio public
jint runs go. Hie luioao will at all times be
furnished with the beat the country afford*;
hia bar with choice liquor*,'and hia atahlue
with gootl corn ana provendnr, together
with p faithful and. experienced ostler. The
Mansion House ia situated on the east aide
of tlio public square, in the town of Clinton,
directly im'.the road [eliding from Miliedge-
villo to Macon, and pearly opposite the
Clinton Hotel II. If. BLATTER.
Clinton, August 23. 07fre
N. B Families can be accommodated
with private rooms, which are comfortable.
ET The editors of'tlie Augusta Chroni
cle 'and Savannah Georgian, are requested
to publish thnffftdve advertisement once a
'week for three months ami forward their
accounts to this office fnr settlement.
P LANTERN HO TEL, Iff A ItR ENTON.
THE Subscribers having enter-
ed into uo-partnership in (he
North. American .Review.
NO, XLIX,
CONTENTS. .
1 Claims of the CJuited States on Naples
• and Holland.
. , I. Mcsssoge of the President of
the United Stales to the lluiisc of
Representatives, relative to the
claim on Naples.
2 Message of the President of the
Unitod Stales, transmitting the cor-
yespendence relating to the claims ot
the citizens of the United Stales up
on the Government of the Nether
lands.
II. Lord Byron’s Character and Wri
tings.
t. Recollections of the life of By
ron, By the late R. C. Dullas, Esq.
2. Correspondence of Lord Byron
with a Friend; including hia Letters
to his Mother^ in 1809, 1810, and
181L
3. Journal of the Conversation of
Lord. Byron. By Tiiomas Medwin.
Esq. . ' y.
III. Wayland’s Discourses on the Duties
of an American Citizen.
The Duties of an American Citi
zen ; t wo Discourses delivered i n't lie
First Baptist Meeting House in Bos
ton. By Francis W ay land, jr.
IV'.' Pinkney’s Poems
I’oems. By Edward C. Pinkney.
V. English Commote Law Reports.
Repin 's of Cases argued and de
termined In the Euglish Courts of
Common Law. Edited hy Thomas
Sergeant and John C. Luwber, Esins
VI. Orphic Poetry. ■
Orpheus Poeiarum Grtooorum An-
tiqiiiasiinus—Auctoro Gcorgio Heu-
• rico Bode.
VII. Columbus.
Codice dtplnmntico Colomho-Ame-
rieano. o3sia Rarcnltn di Ductimenli
origiuali c inediti. spettanti a Cristo-
foro Colombo, Arc. Genova, 1823.
VIII. Gold anil Silver in Mexico.
A report on tiie Expediency of
Augmenting the, Duties on the Ex
portation of Gold and Silver, prise'n-
■ ted to the General Constituent Con-
gross of Mexico, by. tho Committee
of. Finance and Mines, Augnst 9,
llf24. 8
IX. Critical Notices.
t. Pulley’s Historical Dis
course. 444
2. I’erkitishi History of tlte
Late War. J 443
, 3. Wrifford’s Mercantile Pen
manship. 451
4. Summary View of America 453
,5. Addresses before the Ncw-
York Academy of Finn Arts 459
6. Bacon's Plea for Africa. 462
7. Barnard’s Polyglot Gram'
mar. . 474
8. Crafla’ Address before t he
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.
Ort 20 , 29 •
COVET OF COMMON Pf.EJtS Ji 'l)
OVER.IND TERMINER FOR THE
CITY OF SAVANNAH, OCTOBER
, TERM, 1825.
W HEREAS William C. Wayne, Freder
ick Herb. Charlea Dunham and Wil-
liainlopr, were drawn and summoned to at-
lyml as Grand Jurors at this term- of the
Court and have made default. Ordered, that
they be severally fined in the sum of forty
dollars, unless guqd and sufficient cause of ex
cuse he filed on oath with the clerk of ttiis
court ,on dr before the first day of the next
term.
' And whcrea, Hugh Casajdy, George F.
ralmes and Matthew Lnffhorough, were also
drawn and summoned to attend asT Petit Ju
ror*, and made default, Ordered, that they
be severally Seed in the sum of twenty dollars
unless good and sufficient cause of excuse be
Mod on oath with tbo clerk of this court, Ob
or before the firV day of the next term.
' i.Tmo exlraetfrom the minutes. .
■ . ROBERT W. POOLER, Clerk.
Savannah, *1.1 Oot, 18*6.
- pf* •
mvwMBS
insuhancH COMPANY
“ NRW-YORK, s
I NfiORt’ORATED bv the LegieJeWrc
of the etatmof Now-York, for the pitr-
one of instlriug HOUSES end OTHER
’iUlLDINGS, VESSELS IN POItlVand
Imir .CARGOES, MEKCI1AA DlSE and
other. PERSONAL PROPERTY; jigniimt
IiOftA ot kiamage fcite,
and aiao'to insure VESSELS and MER
CHANDISE against tho HAZARDS OF
INLAND NAVIGATION, or TRANS
PORTATION.
Capital tock 8800,0001,
which has all been paid in CASH, and thu
public may roly'with confidence upon the
whole sum, being alwap» a vail,file to moot
its engagements. R. HAVENS, Prea’i.
The eiihairiber having been anpuinfed
Agent for tliC above Company, will insure
against Loss by Fire,.snd Hsyarrl of Inland
Navigation, ax set forth iu the preceding
proposals, on as favorable terms a* can bo
done in this city. S C. DUNNING,-
Agent fur Howard Insurance Company.
N-B—^Persons living in the country,
can have insurance effertod by addressing
'h« Agent, giving a description of'tlie prem
ises to be insured, post paid. ,
Sept 20 ; •!«
WARE-HOUSE
& 039XAKXSSXON BUSm£S3!
MACON. r
T HE undersigned lias rented of Farifo
Garter, Esq. his Ware-Houses at this
place, and tenders ilia services to tea friends
and tire public, in the above line of business,
with assurances that any business confided
to hig care,’ shat) receive bis personal and
undivided attention, and that his beat exer
tions will be used to give satisfaction to hia
customers. The Ware Houses are new,
extensive, safe, and very conveniently ar
ranged and situated for the transaction of
business.
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 Compumft Sitam-Biiali. Insurance
on merchandise anil produce sliipphd by bis
beats, can be effected in a responsible office
on as favorable terms as hy any other boats
that will run the river; and reasonable adj
vances will be made by him on produce
shipped by them In the- consignment of his
friends in Savapuah. By the first bouts lie
will receive a godii supply of GROCERIES,
which he will sell un mulurate terms.
.He note of ere for Sale,
■' 200 Pieces first quality Cotton Bagging
1000 Bushels Liverpool Salt.
JOHN T ROWLAND.
Macon, October 12, 1825.
Oct 20 ,, 29fe*
NttW-YORK
STATS LITERATURE
mms>
CLASS NO. Ill, FOR 18*5,
W HICH will be drawn un the fourth day
of January, 1826, and finished in a
tow minutes.
. fcfcMHUTAAB.
T HE puhficriber has received by tlio late
arrival*, a largo assortment 0 f
IARDWAhE. Cl TLERY. JAP ANN
. AID AND FANCY GOGS,
AMOUO WHICH ane,
Ivory and Balance Handle'Knives and
Fork*
Buck and Uunu Handle' .do do
UuZurs in cases su'd doz. iii great va-
• . fifty I
Pen. Pocket, two blade and Sportmen’s
Knives
RodgorV Ktitves and Scissors
Shoe, Bread, Bptchcra’ and Cooks’
. • _ Knives
Chiziels,PlaifB Irons, and Gouges of
all kinds ,
Drawing 'Knives, broad and narrow
Axodj
Plated. Brlttania, and Iron, tea and ta-
. bio Spjtons ' -
Brittanniatea'and coffee Pots, Compo-
siliun conpcr and irou Teaikctilea
Composilh i liuucopaoa anil Digesters
Brass,*irui and Japanned Candlesticks
• and'Lnmps -
Waffle and Wall r Irons
Gilt, plalcti pearl, buno and japanned
" Buttons
Coat, vest and suspender Moulds £
Padlocks, cheat, trunk, till and cup
board brass and iron Box Lucks
- Knob and Mortice Locks
Htuck locks
Files and Rasps of all kind*
Morocco pocket-books and wallets
Nute cases and work boxes
dressing cases
Brass curtain, cloak and curtain Pins.
- Brass and iron butt Ilingcs
Wood and bed screws
Hook and Plate Hinges
Sledges add Hand Hammers
, Anviis and Vices
Iron wedges, Shoe and nail Hammers
Brass commode ICnubs
Brass, iron and wood CaBtors
Coal-scoops and coal-hoods
Coal sifters and Dost pans, Spit-boxes
Whiltemore’a cotton and wool Cards.
Block Tin, Fawcets, Ivory and Horn
Combs
Fine tooth, crambo and dressing Combs
Tuck and side Combs
Spectacles and cases
Plated stirrup irons, bridle liifls ft spurs
Brass' Andirons, shovel arid tongs
Brass and wire Fenders
Iron and Stnel knitting pins
Needles, Fish-hooks and fishing tackle
Cast iron Puts, ovens, dogs, Spiders ft
skillets
Sad-irons, Trace-chains ft screw plates
Gerrfian, English, Blister and Caul stnel
Hand paunell.'inill, pit., cross cut, hack
». and keyhole Saws
Brace and Bitts
Round and flat Bolts
Smith's and small Bellows
Waggon and Cart boxes
Red Key*. Hide whips, 'Parks ft Brads
Copper Eoit-iiuils. SpelhnuihmkH and
. Writing Paper, slates and slute pencils
Shovels spades and hoes
Together with almost every other article
in the line, which are offered for sale on ac
commodating terms by
NATH. B. WEED,
Oct 29 No. 6, Gibbons’ Range.
45 Numbiks—8 B*t,i.oTa to he Draws.
SELLING SCHEME.
1
Prize, ot* *
$11)0,001) ia
$100,000
- 1
do.
•50,000
50.U00
■ 1
„ do
20,000
20,000
1
do
10,500
. 10,500
2
do
5,000
10,000
4
do
2,500.
10,000
10
do
2,000 '
’ 20.000
39
do
1,000
39,000
78
do
600
39,000
468
do
-100
46,1)00
4446
do
60
222,300
6051 Prizes. $567,600
III this'Scheme composed of 45 numbers
by combination, with six drawn ballots,
there will be 2ll prizes, each with throe of
tlio drawn numbers on ; 685, each with, two
of the drawn numbers on ; and 4446, each
with one of the drawn numbers on : shone
tickets having none of the drawn ballot's on
them being blanks.
To determine the fate of the 14.190 tick
ets ill ilie pclieme, the 45 numbers, Irony I
to' 45, inclusive, will be severally placed iu
a wheel on tlm day of drawing, ami six of
them be drawn; and that ticket liaviug on
it as a combination the 1st, 2d and 3d drawn
number, will be entitled lu the prize of
' $160,000
That having on it the 4th, 5th uud 6th.
50,000
That having on. it the 2d, 3d and 4th
‘20,000
That having on it the 3d, 4th, anil Sth,
' ' 18,400
Those two tickets having nn them the 2d.
-1th and 5lh, or the 2d, 4th and 6th, each
5,000
TIiobc four, liaving on thee? the 2d, 3d.
and 6th, thu 2d, 6th and 6tli, the 3d,4lh*ud
6th. or the 3d, 5th and 6th, each 2,600
Those ten tickets,'liaving on them the
1st, 2d and 41k, 1st,. 3 d and 6tli,
1st, 2d and 5th, 1st, 4th and Sth,
1st, 2d and $i|i, 1st, 4th and 6th,
1st, 3d and 4th, 1st, 5th and Hth,
1st, 3d and Sth, 2d, 3 d and 5th,.
each 2,000
Those 39 tickets, having on them two ot
the drawn, number), and those twb the 3o
and 5th, each 1,000
Those 78 tickets having two of the drawn
numbers on them, and those two the 4th and
8lh, qr the 6th and Sth, each ....500
All nthera. (being 468) with any other
two of the drawn nuinberson, each ....100
And all tickets, fb»ing”4448) having but
one of tiie drawn nainbers on, each,.....50
No ticket which shall have drawn* prize
of a superior denomination can-be,entitled
to an. inferior prize. - I
Prize* payable forty days after the di w-
ing, and subject to the usual deductio of
fifteen per cent.
TICKETS $1
SHARES ...in properties.
ID” N. B.—Orders for. tiekets or shar i in
the above Lottery, will be received i;
: ALUEN’S
EXCHANGE OFFICE ON THE dir.
Oct 40. • '
,,4c.
■ -r
, POLICE OFFICB,
' SavanuAii, pit, 28, 1026.
TTtMBARRASSMKNTS living occurred
XI* in rclaiion to tickets, notice i* hereby
giyen, that .agreeably to-tho ordinance poss-
od first September, 1826, no general ticket
will pats lit beardr after ton o’clock at night,
and that no tpecial ticket will arail after (lie
*ame liqur “ unleu the place where hear.ike
** K"hIf ard the purpmejbr uthiih .iaid ticket
ie given, be epeafied therein:» Siich epeeial
ticket will be effectifal for one night only.
JOSEPH W. JACKSON,
Oct 29 ■ Chairman of Council.
y HAY.
Kffh BUNDLES PRIME HAY, landing
elnj Ivom Brig Pliehsant, for sale by
Anvil in V C GRISWOLD.
Georgia—-Camden County.
- IT MAI CONCEUJt,
VCWllKUKAS Alexander.Atkimon, Adnia
'soxtor on the Enisle ufjohi Atklm
am, decenaed, applies to the Court o' Ordia
arv of mid County, fur tetter. di.m , W ry»^
j't V, T iT «*• then ft re, to c.le *r.d
dmouish all ard singular, the U«m and tied,
ton of laid deceMed, to fi_e their object,
(il nny ilicy Have) m my office, on o'! b- f,„,
the firbl AieOdAy in January next, or tclt.f,
will be granted to the applicant.
r=5S7n Witnew the Hon Willi, m Gibnar
|J L S || . one of the Juaticci of said lion
Li,;J thu 25 h June,.18 'J.
JOHN.BAH,KY, ole o.r..e.
June'30 . g,
PIANO FORTES.
E XTRACT from the report ofthe Com
mittee of Premiums and Exhibitions of
the Franklin Institute ofthe State of Penn-
siWniiui,.lor the promotion or the Mechanic
Arts, for 1825.
Prsmiitm No 47—to the maker of tho
best horizontal piano, la adjndghd to A.
Bubiock, of Bustun, fnr spucitnim No. 327,
which is a horizontal piuDo, matin for A.
.Mai-key, of Huston. It liua received the
high approbation' ofthe judges. Every pfcrt
of its.interior mnchaiubtn has. the highest
Jiiiislt, and its tone and touch ore excellent.
The strings are all of steel wire, the lowest
octave being covered with flattened wire!
Il entitles its maker to the Silver Medal,
having been considered the best of the four
square pianos, which are all very good.
PIANO' FORTES from the Factory "of
A. Babcock, answering to the, above de
scription, and warranted to be of III* very
best make, for tale hy
I. W. MORRELL, Savannah.
Oct 29 3.>tu
NOTICE
RTfNF, months after data, application will be
N made to the inferunr Court of rJuihim
Jouuty, sitting for ordinary purpoit a for an
irtier, absolute, to sell Iota Nos- four am five,
4ar.d 5) in Caipenter’s Row, and lot N i.
me, (1) Green Ward, in tht r.i'y of Savannah,
jeing the r-al eitatc of Francis JaHncsu, dec
or the benefit of t’le heira an t erediiura of
.aid estate WILLIVW GAS ONI.
Qualified Executor.
GENERAL DRUG,
CHEMICAL and FAMILY MEDICINE
SA1I BOUSE.
LAY ft HENDRICKSON,
IFhbtciyle and Retail Druggiets, comer of
■ Congreet and Whittakcr-Streete,
a bad's a u i LDiMGt, s a v an b a h,
H AVE received by the late arrivals from
Boston, New-York and Philadelphia,
me remainder of their Fall and Winter
Bupply of GOODS, consisting of a very ex.
tensive and well selected assortment ot
Drugt and Medicince, Perfumery and Fancy
Afticlu, Brwthci, Dyi-Stujfi,.&ic.
A great variety of Apothecary and Pliy-
. Sician’s Glass Ware
Ointment and Pill Pots
Composition und Glass Mortars
Glass Lamps dud’ Lamp Glasses -
Elegant Cut Glass Smelling Buttles
(tloss Fuunels, Graduated Measures
White and Green Vials, arsorted, &c.
SURGEON’S INSTRUMENTS.
Pocket Sets Turnkeys Trusses
Spring and Thumb Lancets
Forceps, Spatulas, Bougies, Catheters
Apothecaries Scales amt Weights, &c.
PATENT MEDICINES,
OF. EVERY DESCRIPTION, VIZ :
Kcidlilz and Soda Powders ftalin of Quito
. Ileiiry’s Cnliined Magnesia
Genuine Lee’s, Anderson’s and Hooper’s
Pills
. Swaim’s celebrated Panacea
James’ Anil-Dyspeptic Pills
Balsam Honey, Church's Cough Drops
Itch Ointment,ftc.
All of which are. offered fur sale on the most
lilierql terms, (hr cash or credit.
L- ft H. having niadu such arrangements
with the principal Drug-Houses in the Uni
ted Staten, as to be continually supplied
-with fresh and genuine articles, flattnr them
selves that no lutahlislunent of the kind in
t his state, can oiler greeter inducements to
dealers. Tiie merchant, the planter, and
the ph'ys cijin, can here be supplied with al
most every article in Die drug lino, and may
depend upm having their orders o ecuted
with iicatnjss, uccuracy and despatch.
Nov 5
Notice.
VTINE MOVTHS ifter i\n»e. application will
L1 be ma<le to the Honor.tl>!? Inferior Court
if i for le*v * to sell the res)
inS \>ev»onM ♦ * »t«i nf thel&ie ?lir» A tin H»n/
iKoj) v .decease.i» for the benefit of the heir
mlCredUcrgfif mid cs'ir g
WO f rilINQ TON IyAI.E. Kvecuto*
1 Notice. ,
V CRKRAHT K to leave obtained f-••m H e
Honorahle the I »i'eri»»r Court, sitting f t
»*>Jiiiarv pt**pnsesi for Cmnd.n County, I
•hall on the Hfit Tuesday in D e.ember nekt,
i iose to Public sde, at the JvHirt Hmive .*i
leHi^aoo. in aaid cmntv, a I: t of land in the
IVuth District of Mhiiroe Cainty, No. 91, for
\ie benefit of the orphans of L>ivi Johns dec
JOHN LBB, Guardian.
Af-rt 15 H
Tilotuge.
A T a meting of the Board of Commission
ers on the 15th instant, it was ordered
Dial Joint Robbins! be suspended-from acting
as a Pilot, for one month.
By order.
JNO. G. HOLCOMBE, SecTy.C. P.
Oct 18 28uf
A CA|D.
T HE subscriber, admitted to practice in
the several Courts of Law and Equity
n this State, offers to the public his pro-
-fessional cervices in the Courts of
Bibb, I Henry. | Tones, | Crawford,
Monroe, Jatper, I . Twirgi, , Pike.
WASHINGTON JOE.
Macon, Bibb County, (Ga.) -
July ? ' ■ 84
FRESH SWEET OIL,
k f\F very superior quality; suitable for ta-
VX ble use, just received and for sale by -
LAY ft HENDRICKSON,
Nov 3 ftrnggista, Shed’s Building*.
Notice.
VTINE MONTHS aft. r date of thiv notice,
lx application will be made tu the Honnra.
lie tlte Court of Ordinary uf Chatham Our,.
V, for permission tu sell all the real estate of
luhn Wskerlv, dee. for the benefit of th
keintnd creditors of said deceased'
HOBKttr HOY. Bxeeutor.
Feh 94 IT
N otice.
monlhnifier ure* application will b*
to the Hfonortbie 'h’* Inferior 1 Cour:
jf wxamdon Cdunfv, when,fitting f«*r ordifuiiy
jurpo’ei, fir lenvf to well 250 hc. e» of laud
jelungi.if* to the cstnte of Jehu Drown, dj'
jc.ftsed for the benefit of the. btjirs and credi-
'or* ut *Mi i estate.
SARAH BROWN, Admistr*trix,
Je^rioo, l8>!i June, 1 ’25.
j*. 9' 78
N otice.
N 1NR MONTHS after the tiate hereof, ap*
ptir.atiop wdlhe mtdo to he .''mi fault
the ilnnrt of Ordinary for' the Coin y f ;hsl-
burn, for Itave lo sed tbe^h'ile or » j/.ut,.
of a tract of hrd, lying a \d brl»>g in
t .eco'nfy of Ffiincha yi, conr.i in* bv r •
cent abf/eyt nine liundu d »nd ii/htufi>(
creUi pud known by the name of t e Tuck-
1 suttei n g T rart, foimer’.y Ibe piopertv 6>
It pg and Hotchkiss, now btlongirg tu the
ei.tei'f Alexanders. Roe's orplnn*, for the
unnefit of i-i.i orphan*.
WtLM’.M MOREL,
G'j'.vtfian A- 3. Hue's Orphans.
Iillv ’4 87
Notice.
N IMR MONTHS f*. t applicatioi
vjiD bp mauc to the.Inferior ioirt o'
Gio tham bounty, aittmp for ordinary purpo
?e5,Jbr leave *o *ell ail tho red eatutc < f4f--,
ate Thom«a Savn^e, of B r yun Ciiuntv, vizg
Toiot Plantation, coit*i»ti/igof two hundred
3ij^ eighty aerrs Rice Land, vn the O 'eerhee
t.ver, four mileiberow thr F pry, *dj ninf;
he plantation «>f Joseph Ilbb^rsham «c d Ste
phen. El iott Also, two hundred and lift;
acres, more or Jess, of Pine Lsmi, appertriin
ing thereto. A to. a Tract of Lai d calh-d
'taiina, oodthining fifty acrer, on Ifedway lliv
«r, joining the lan^s nf.? J'. Maswell.
Jink
MARY HAV4GB, Adm'rx.
71
ta e of Geurgiit—Chatham
Comty
TO ALL WHOM IT . AYCONCERN.
HKREaS Daniel Carnf,, Jr. has appli
ed to the Honorable the Court of Oi •
din.ry of Chatham County fur Inttits of *d
ninittratiou on the estate and effects of Wil
ham 'Voodb idgi'.late if Savannah, merchant,
deed, on bels.f nf the heira a-d creditors,
and >yr(q ii3tof 'he rete'ives. Theie are
therefore to cite and admoniah all and angular
the kindred and creditors of 'tlie uid ileceas
ed, to file their objections (if any they have)
to the granting or the administration of 'll-'
estate ofthe deteaaed to the applicant in tin
Clerk's Office ofthe mid Court, on or before
the third day of November next; otherwise
letters of idminiitration arill.be p anted V .
■ 'Witness ibe Ho orahle Elias Fort one of
the Justices of the laid Cqurt, the fourth
day of October, A. p. one tboqund eight
hundred fold twenty five.
SAM L. IL BONn. C C. O.
Oct. 4 Mfn
tieoi’gia-r-i. aiudeu County
TO AU. WHO H II'MaY (.ONrHft.V
W ifE’-rEAS LoU'S D ifour. xuuiini.t , !nr
ot the Estate of Haciic Felltfur, 4,'f
applies to 'ha Court uf Ordinary uf as.d c
• y. thr let'era diuniijo y on aaid e»ist,';J
There are, the.More, to cite an.laiimuiush - ,l|
and lingular, the heirs and ervdito-a ,,fj
deceaaed to file their nhjoe inn. (ir ai y i|,„.
'isvej'in my iffici.on or b- lnre die first Mo* 1
day in January'next, or letters will he er.i.t.
to tl e applicant. °
rn=n tkitnetv the Hnn. W.llism Oib im
| ft. V. i one of the Justices of .'aid l), MI „.
J . tbu25'li June, !H 5.
JOHN BA11-Y, c. c. o. e, e.
■lime 30
Georgia— Chatham County.
In Iht; CJ..UH of Ot'dittary, May Term, lfljj
O N thepe-iticnof tleary Cham,son, admin.
istntor of j'ihf) S' p :tt, df*c ukt'd pruy' x
«' u "ler Niii o be made ubrdute on’hia cor*
p'ymg wiln the law, tar dn «»L of a Lnt of
Ground, number four, [4] ,ec-.md Tything
Heyiold* Ward—Aiao, p.rl. f a Ut,m,mhei
»i*. Tower Tytlling, Duiker' W.id, being a, e
real estate of the a. id ac t lor the benitit -if
tne lieira and creJitnf*:-R is ordered, thus
noli- e be pualniied nine m-mtlia, in one of
the Fub.ic. Gasetts of the t.'uy oi Ssvanmh
requiring all peraont inie ei'sil.ioahowctilue!
,f any they have, why the prayer of the nelj.
tionvr shouid not be gtunttd.
b *4. RON", e c. o.
Way ’4 45$
Georgia— Chatham County,
I-’ the Qoiiri of l»rUiuaiy— Msv Temi, •■SiS.
O N the petitioner liubut Hov t Enctu.Aft
of.John tVackerl.^Me**. prsyi* p anoiilor
Aitito be m:ule absolute, on his complying
W'th the law, to seli i wo *TrvoM of l.Mij m
Li urens Guuntv, bei.ijp the real em it^ of die
•aiu liecessi'd,fur tfic benefit c*f *.i.e hcii* . 4
creditors; li is <ir»iered, that a uoliv-t be
•ubkished, nine munlb'^ m one of tht* Gi»
z . ttes of ttie city of Savannah, icqmrirj, a I
persuus int^rentc'd, to showesuoe, it any thity
cao, why the prayer of the p» t'Uorter Ui -uld
not be anted. a M. ROM), c r. n.
if ?>• -'rf
Georgia—Cuiniien county.
TO Al.L WHOM II MAY CQNr.Kit.lv*; •
VVTKEitR.tS J. it,itil-iit J-llV. ail.biiustrainr
v 7 6.11 tho eatstoi of DtvidTucker and D.,ud
M’Oredie, spp'ie*' to the Cuurt if Ordinary
i.f a* d Count,, Jor Letter, diaroirsury on the
states ol said deieand p,mins: This- tie,
herefore, to cite and admoniah the hein ai.d
ereditora nf said deceaaed peisnna, tn file
'heirobjfctiona (u any they have) in my nf.
(ice. on nr hefore the first Monday in January
neat, or letters will be granted to the apple
cant.
re - —T Witnn, the Hon. William Gibrni,
ICS I one ol the Justices of laid Court,
L—mJ tluv 25th June, 18IS.
JOHN BAILKV, c. e o.c.c.
Tune 30 y-t
Georgia Camden County.
BY ! ItE COURT OF OKDINAhT Vl)8
8 V1D COUN . Y.
»17HEREAS 'ohn Chevalier, has applied
7v to aaid (iourt, fi>r Let'era U -'.ijiiury
-m the estates of . irmicl Cozens sou Evan E,
Muck, deceased. These are, therefore, Is
die and admonish, ail and aiig'itsr, the Ma
drid ar.d crediiora ut the said drcnssi-d pen
sons, t file.'.brir objections, ifaiy il rv hrve,
in my office, nn or I), lore the ilrst tiondsyia.
January next, or Lelteta will be granted the
applicant.
Wi’ueaa the Honorable Jamea Scot', on*
ofthe ruklicea of ssjiXInuri, tbs six
te-i.th dav of April, t ghteen liundr, d
and twenty-five.
[L. 8.] JO.ib BAILEY, C. C. O. (.. C.
AprITt ?4
Georgia—Camden County.
IIY THE COURT QK O8DINA 11Y fO
SAID "OUNTY.
n ^jkfTFj^B.48 Lewi* Dm :hlot», upplifi! to
Court of Oiidinury of said Ctfuntri for
Dismissory on th^ estate of Fr n*’ei
M isoluov s fhes? arc, therefore, to cite »ii
atJnion.sh, all and si^ffufafy the k : rtdre*l Mud
sreiiit'jrs of ssid deceased, to their o'-j c»
'ioii^, it’anf ♦hr’y hnve, in my oHice, mi or
fore the fi Monday in JlaMiary next,
vtixe Letters Dumisiory will be. gr»r»e'l tbc
applicant*
Witness the Honnrjihlr Samuel
one of the J-slices uf said Cuirt, hi»
sixteenth day of April, eighteen Into*
died and twenty -five.
- [L- S.] 'JOHN BAiLBV, C. C. 0. C C
ArirlOf °4
Qto.ya—i aaiden i ounty.
TO Af.L -> IIOM IT MAY (M( A»>‘
,Il1V-jBRBA9 John Hs-de.e, A*l 1, i ' , 9 ; r- t '' f
of ill- Bjtate or Duvid G• Jnncij l* ,c
*i ii id o un-y, tiujCAsedg Mppnr» to tne G»»tirt
jr ordinary t-f a*id county, lor iettewdii'
ta sot y on anid ria nte:
'‘to Me are therefore to ci»e end sdraonW
all and singular, thi heirs apd crcd'tois »ji»‘d
lece-sed, tofie - H^ir objeetlowj ( f- 1 y tlK*y
b:i\e: in tny office, n or before the first 8#**
■’ay in March nes*i otherwise letters will be
Granted the applicant j
Witness Utj Hon. William Gibson, one 0 *
[h S.] ihc Justices of said Cou^t, tb»
27th AU,Tust, 18'5* .
JOHN BMLBY, Clk. C. O C. C»
g.iS’t. 3
Georgia, Chatham County.
By the Honorable the Just eea ot the Inferior
Court'of Chatham County, sitting tot at-
TO ALL^UOM IT MAY CONCERN.
a>YBHEB8A8 Jonathan Msigs.-admuiutr*'
Mjr tor uf the estate of Samuel HsngMon
:c*Med, has petitinned the-< tout t ot Orjin*'
ty, to be dirmu.%d f.oro hia said adatiaiitnj
lion ■ Now these.are therefore, to ate amt
admonish all persona intereated ,n the said te
late, to filo their objections, if. any they h***i
to the granting rf the prayer of th* peUlwurt
thy Clerk's Office of the said Court, oa cl
•.ton the tenth day of March neit. outer.
.. ise Letter* Dismiaaory w-ll be granted uw
petitioner- __
Witoesa the Honorable Anthony P?rier, <**
of tho salu Jnsticeo, thia tenth day «
September, eighteen bJndred Mdtteef
ty-five. - bAMUEL M. BONfo
Clerk Court OrdisiJ*
SeptlO H