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/rf. Jhe told |t th* Coim-Honnt in the ... otUr of Savannah, between the hour* r iflM **« four ofolock, —All that lot of Und, known by tko Utter Huthosto Ward, (hsini half of * trust £ • ^aCo. & |M Chnrlopi levied pit ta the «MMrty of thn.petite of.John Oribbin. to f>' V satisfy two eMeutfoM in fhvor.uf the Bank /' artbeUnitM State* and N some Stanton. Sy.i. Ateo, tHe tenement on tho tooth Calf of ■. i M No. 8, TrnAeea Garden, in th*r City of ' Bnd»nnah; kieied on a* th« property of Onotqo Carter, to satisfy **" execution 111 >. : Itfiir of exeeator of Ann Middleton, levied - *a and turned over by a constable. . . I. D’LYON, a. o. $ no* 7 ■ 38 . SHERIFFS SALE. On Pu JtrH Tuesday m Jen. ntjrl, WjfTlLL be void before the Court Hoove vT in the City of Savannah between the baureof jO and 4 o'clock, -.* All that tractor parcel of land contain ing 567, tcro*. more or lr»a, together with MO here* of ntareh land called Oakland, ai- Ogeechie n hound* _ lends of Flemming Akin. on the-eaet by landa of Boot. Parker, and Op the south by land* of B. Walbtirger, and on the weat by nnrthoaat branch of Little » techie RiVcr. together with all and sin- *T, edifices-and improvement*; levied on •oder a t fa or forecloenre from Gkorge L. Cope, to John' M’Nish, Peter Mitchel and Robert Mitchel.' I. D’LYON. j. c. c. nov 7 38 MANSION HOUSE; The aubacribor beg* leavd to Inform hiafriohda and the public, that he he* completed nie 'large ^and commodlou* houae, in Iht moat comfortable manner, end ten dark bit Ikhnkt to thosewho have heretulor favored him with their dalle, end flatter, himeelf that by hi* nnremltted attention to pleaae, he will chare | .part of the public wtronagei Hi* hoiiee will at all time* be nrnlahed with the beat the country aflbrda, hi* bar with chnic* liquor*, and Hi* stable* with , good corn ana provender, together with p faithful and experienced hatter. The Mention Houae i* liluated on the eaat aide of the public equate, in the town, of Clinton, directly on the road leading flrom Milledge- villo to Macon, ana nearly opposite the Clinton Hotel. H. H. BLATTER* Clinton; Augnat 13. r 07fre N. B.—Families can be accommodated with private room*, which are comfortable. IT The editor* of tV Augnata Chroni cle and Savannah Georgian, are requested to publish the above edvertiamnent once a week for throe month* and forward their accounts to this office for settlement. . > MW acres et maran land cause uaaia floated, lying and being in Little 0| District in thejCoUnty of Chatham; ed on the north by landa of Flemming 1 SHERIFF’S SALE—CoisTiNunp. On the fret Tuesday id December next,- W ILL be ao}d et the Court Houae, in ' the City* of Savannah, between the ■tusl hours of tale,. Two Stages, fonr Horae*, and four seta of Barnaaa, belonging to this end of the. Au gusta Line ; levied on Under n foreclosure of e Mortgage from Joseph I. Thompson, to Joseph Camming, assigned to Alex T Dopaon. A. D’LYON, d. t. c. c. nov 7 38 SHERIFF’S SALE _ .On the first Tuesday in December next, TXTILL be sold et the Court House in the PY pity of Savannah, between 'the usu al hours of sale. - All.that tract of land eituate and being in the District of White Bluff, known as the Farm Plantation, containing (750) seven hundred and fifty acres, more or less; levi ed on a* the proper v ofihe estate of Thos. Rice, to eatiefy a judgement in favor of the White Bluff Obngregtlinn. I. D’LYDN, s. c. c. nov7. 38 ' SHERIFF'S SALKS—cblm <ceo. On the jW Tuesday in December next, W ILL be eolil before the Court .House.in Chatham County, between the usual hours, All that certain tract or parcel of land ei- tnatcdjn the County of Chatham, and State Of Georgia, on the. salts between the Islands Of Skidaway and Burnside* and known by the name of Redoubt Island, containing sixty . three acres more or lest. Alto, all that oth er tract or parcel of land situated and being •o Sktdaway Island, in the County afore- laid, composed of three' different and origin ally distinct tracts of land but adjoining each other, ilm first of which waa originally grant ed to Michael Ritter fur one hundred acres; the second of wlrich was originn.% granted to Jno. Ellis for fifty seres, and the third and last of which was originally granted to Mi duel Hitter for fifty acres.whic: three tracts of land conlainln the- whole (not. including Redoubt.!stand) two hundred and thirty-sev en acres with -the^ippiirtemnces; levied on to satisfy the'Planters Bank of the Slate of Qeuigia on foreclosure of *b mortgage, a- Mtost John WStick. I. D’LYON. a. c. c. nov 7 38 o MOTICE. hN the first Monday of January next, I shall expose to sale at the Market of $-*. Marys, -between the usual hours, seven SLAVES, the property ofihe estate of Aa ron'Tyion, by Virtue of ah order of the Court of Ordinary for Camden County— Condition* rash. <■ MARTHA TISON. Adm’rx. Novt * 3iji.» PIAMTERS'HOTEL, WARREMTOM. THE 8abacribari having enter, ed Into co-parlnerahip it** the PLANTERS’. HOTEL, take this food of informing their friends that they cootinae to keep op known establishment, on the east aideof the public square'in Warrenton, and return their sincere thanks to tlioae who hare favored them with thoir custom, end wish for * continuance of Ihel support from the public which their attention, to business will merit, Their table will he supplied with every .tiling the country and season afford- Their Bar will be supplied wj£ the choicest kind of li- qeors—Stables provided with good provendor and attended by faithful and careful ostlers. - ASA CHAPMAN, MARTHA EVANS. October 18. ET The Editors of the August* Chronicle and Savannah Georgian, are requested to pnb- Itsh'the above onoe a week for 8 weeks, end forward their accounts to the subscribers' in Warrington. A. C. k Me A. Oct, 87 ; . 3* IKBUKAJnOIS COMPANY NEW.YORK, , INCORPORATED by the Legislature J. ofth* stave of New‘York, for the pur- isn of Insuring HOUSES end OTHER WILDINGS, VESSELS IN PORT pad .heir CARGOES. MERCHANMSE'&ti* other PERSONAL PROPERTY; egdinet liDsft or V’&mftgtVy tf'Srfo, end slso to insure VESSELS and MER CHANDISE against the HAZARD* OF INLAND NAVIGATION, or TRANS PORTATION- Capita) -tock 8300,000, which he* ell been paid in CASH, and the public may rely with confidence upqn the wholeeum, bbiog always available to meet its engagement*. R. HAVENS, Preat. The, subscriber having bean appointed Agent for the above Company, will insure again*! Loss by £ire, a nd Uaaird of Inland Navigation, as set forth in t^e preceding proposal*, on be fivorabje terms e^csn be done in this City. S. C. DUNNINGb Agent for Hevard Inrumna Company. N; H —Persons living in 4B|i country, can have insurance effected by addressing the Agent, giving & description of the prem ises to be insured, poet paid. Sept 80 North American Review. *. mo. lux, ' CONTENTS. II. III. "IV- V. VI. ' , EXECUTOR’S SALE. On Thursday Hit 15(A December next. W ILL be (old et the plantation of the late Col. Nicholas,Ware, on Little Ru er, in Columbia county, the corn and fodder and Other pioviaions made there the present sea- eon, and aK the farming utensils belonging to the place, .the stock of horses, and mules, mmon|> which are some valuable brood mares, and Rw colts of the best blood—the stock of eatlle, some full, and eome hstf blood of the English breed—the' slock of hogs, and the ' Ptanlntum—There ere about fifteen hundred •ores of laod.'end enough cleared, and sty cut- fivattoo to give employment to twenty-five or thirty hands. Much of this land is of. good quality, and the rest rery valuable for its Saber. ALSO. <• . At the tame time and place, will berold the Grist and SaW-MiOs im Little River, and the Bridge ecro°s it, known as Wares, with about forty acres of land attached thereto. And on Thursday, the 22d December, tkare will be sold el the Plantation on %avao- •ah River, in Colombia county, at the mouth of the Kioke* Crook, the whole of' the corn *od fodder, tanning utensils, stock, for. be longing to that pl*pe, and also the plantation itself, including about sis hundred aores of hu&oft-iry excellent quality. V And on Thursday the 89th December, will be sold et.th* market-boeae, in the City of Augusta, about FORTY vary likely NE- OBOES, including mnclmnks, bouse aer- vants. add field banda. The silos at each (bee will commence et ten o’clock, A. M. end Close at 4 uhilock, P. M. and be contiea- fdfromday to day, uotil the property is all jpold. . ; Twelve month* or*3it will be, given for *11 aim over Ten Dollir*, and note* with good epcirfty required, liefore the property will be gWiyqned,, . • t ' SUSAN B. WARE. Ex'trx. ■ .. WM. W, HOI.T..&V detobar Ji qf i^t Jf itf qf JV. Were Claims nf thffUuited State* on Naplee and Holland. - I. Messuage of the President of the United State* to the House of Representatives, relative to the claim on Naples. 8 Message of the President of the United States, transmitting the cor rnspbndence reining to the claims of the citizens of. the United States up. on the Government of the Nether lands. Lord Byron’s Character and Wri tings. „ t. Recollections cf the life of By-, ton. By the late R. C. Dallas, Esq. 8. Correspondence ofLord Byron with a Friend'; including his Letters to his Mother; in 1809, 1810. end 1811. 3. Journal of the Conversation of Lord Byron. By Thomaa Medwin. Esq. Waylandts Discourses on the Duties of in American Citisen. The Duties of an American. Citi- xpd ; two Discourses delivered in the First Baptist Meeting House in Bos ton. By Francis Waylsod, jr, Pinkney’s Poems Poems. By Edtvsrd C. Pinkney. English Common Law Reports. Reports of Cases argued and de termini'll in the English Courts of Common Law, Edited by Thomas Sergeant and John C. Lvwbcr, Esqrs Orphic Poetry. Orphans Puelartim Grecorum An. tiqimsiinus.—Auctoru Georgio Hen- ; riro-ilode. ‘ VIL Columbus. Codice diplomatico Colombo-Amo , ticano; ossia Racenlta di Document! original! e inedlti, apettanli a Criato foro Colombo, foe. Genova, 1883. Gold qi|d Silver in Mexico. A report on the Expediency of Augmenting the “Duties on the Ex portation of Gold and Silver, presen ted to the General Constituent Con gress of Mexico, by the Committee of Finance and Mince, Augott 9, 18i4. Critical Notices. 1. Palfrey’s Hiatorical Dis course. • 444 . 8. Perkins’s History of the Lete War. 443 3. Wrifford’s Mercantile Pen manship. ' 1451 4. Summary View of Amerion 453 5. Addresses before the New- York Academv of Finn Arts 459 6. Bacon’s Plea for Africa. 468 7. Barnard’s Polyglot Gram mar. « 474 8. Crafti’ Address before the . Palmetto Society. 464 I 9. Blanco Whitel Spanish Varieties. 467 Quarterly List of New Publi cations. 469 Index. . 483 Juat received by Vf : T. WILLIAMS. Oct 80 29 I* WARE-HOUSE * OoBssszsBzov avnarsss, MACON. I IIE undersigned has. rented of Farieh Cartpr, Esq. hit Ware. Houses at this l-labe, and lenders his service* to fit* friend* and the public, in the above line of business, with assurances that any business confided to hr* care, shall receive Iris personal and undivided attention, and that ilia best, exer tions will be' used to give satisfaction to his customer*. The W*r*>Houses are. new, oxtenaive, safe, and very conveniently ar ranged tUd situated for liie transaction of bu»inewr. , He intends running two good and eub- Btsntinl boats during the boating season, wliichwill be expedited in their passages up and down, by the aid of o:re ol the Steam Boat Company's ' Steam-Boole. Insurance ou merchaiiuisc and produce shipped, by his bpats, can be effected in r responsible office on as favurable'termsas by any other boats tiiat will run the river; and reasonable nd, vances will bo made by him on produce shipped by them to the consignment of I m friends in Savannah. By the first boats ho wot receive a good supply of GROCERIES, which be will sell on moderate terms. He note offer* for Sate, ' 800 Pieces first quality Cotton Bagging 1000 Bushels Liverpool Salt. JultM T ROWLAMD. Mopon, October 18, 1885. Oct80 89feJ VIIL IX. COURT OF COMAfOM- PLEAS AMD OYF.R AMD TERJUMER FOR THE CITY OF SA VAMMAH, OCTOBER TERM, 1885. W HEREAS William C. Wayne, Freder ick Herb, Charles Dunham and Wil liam loor, were drawn and 'summoned to at tend as Grand Jurors at this term of the Court and here made default, Ordered, tjret they be severally fined 1 In The sum of forty dollars, aolets good and sufficient cause of ea- cum be filed on oath with the clerk of this court onorbefore the first day' of th< neat term. ^ And whereat Hugh Cassidy, George F. Palmes and Matthew Luffhprnugh. were also drawn end tOmmoned to attend as Petit Ju- rora,. end made default, Ordered, that they b« severally fined- in the sum of twenty dolltn unless good and sufficient pause of excuse be .filnd oo qatb with the clerk of this court, on or before Ihefirtt day.oftbe next term.' True extract from tbg minute*. .ROBERT W. POOLER, Clerk. Savannah, Slat Get 1885. ‘■ iim .1 rBix,Lxr*> M R. PHILLIPS respectfully informs the pubiic, that he lies a vacancy for a tew more pupils' of both sex. Ho teaches the following branches of an Education :— English Grammar, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography. Projecting if .Maps, Astro- tiomy, History, Composition, Polite Literature and Rhetoric. 'ALSO, LATIM AMD FREMCH. ID* A separate room is proivded lor the Young Ladies Miss Philmps under hiaeuperintendnnee, instructs a few children in Spelling, Read- ing. Writing and Arithmetic. From four to six Young Gentlemen may be sccouimodated with board, &c. in iys 'family. Rfcry attention will be pauf to their comfort and,morale. •\« Evening aeikooi, for the instruction of Gentlemen in the Eng lish Grammar, Arithmetic, Book Keepm^ by Double Entry, Navigation, and the Lu nnr Observations; also, the method of as certaining and of measuring the distance of the Heavenly Bodies, is.open every evening from seven until nii o o’clock For terms, which are moderate, please to apply by letter or personally, at his Acade my. in State-Street, opposite Mrs. Max* well’s Boarding-House, corner of Boliou’- Square. NEXT LOTTERY. A LL to be brawn in a FEW MOMENTS on the 4lb of January, next. SCHEME or THE MEW-YORK STATE LITERATURE LOTTERY, ' CLASH HI, FOR 1886 I Prise-of <100,000 ia <100.000 1 do 50,000 60,000 t dflt. 80,000 20.000 1 do 10.500 10,500 8 do 5,000 10,UUO 4 do 8,600 10,000 10 do 8.000 ’ 80.000 39 do 1,000 39 0'II 78 do 500 39.0CW 468 do |00 1 46,000 4446 do- 601 422,300 5051 Prixes. <557,600 9139 Blank*. Loss than twoddanlw to •' prize. Prizes payable forty daya after the .drawing, but the cash may be had instantly, subject to the usual deduction of fifteen per cent. Hticz ok TICLETU. ' Whole* <50 Halves 86 _ _ tj* Orders for the above Tickets, receiv ed at ALLEN’S OFFICE. N. B. Uncurrent Bank Notes and Prise Tickets taken without diecouni. Nov It - -4J II Qaartera <18 50 i | Eighths 6 85 iSrttlB subscriber has received by tke lath Jl ’arrival*, a large nMnrli, hot of M4ROWARE. CUTLERY. JAPAMM . , RD AMD FAMCY QOps, A at OXO WHICH ARE, ' Jvory and Balance Handle Knives,and Buck anS Bone Handle do dd ■ Raxore ib cases and doa. in great va riety , ’ U,.;* ' Penjockot, tiro blade and Sportmeo’s \ , • Knives. Rodger’s Knivee.end.Rciaiora •Shoe, Bread, Butcfacga’ and Cooks’ Knives ‘ Cbizaeia, Plane Irons, eitd Gouges of • - allknds . Drawing Knivee,;broad and'’ narrow ■Axe*- Plated, Britunia, and Iron, tea and ta ble Spoons Brittannia tea and coffee Pots, Compo- ' sition, copper andiron Tea-kettles Compoeilion Eaucepens end.Digesters Brass, iron and Jnpanned Candlesticks . end Lamps Waffle'and Wafer Irene . Gilt, pitted, pearl, bone and japanned Buttons Coat, vest and auapender Moulds Padlocks, cheat, trunk, till and enp- , board bras*and iron Box Lock* Knob and Mortice Locks. Block lock* Files and Rasp*Van-kinds Morocco pocket-books and wallet* Nute cases add work-boxes - Qressiud case* Brats curtain, cloak and curtain Pina Brass and iron butt Hinge* Wood and bed Mrewe .. J Hook and Plate Hinges Sledges and Hand Hummers Anvils and Vice* Iron wedges, Shoe and nail Hammers Brass commode Knobs- . Brass, iron and wood Castork Coal-scoops and cnal-heoda Coal sifters and Dust pans. Spit-boxes Whittemore’s cotton and wool Cards. Block Tin, Ftwoets, Ivory and Horn Combe • * Fine tooth, crambo.anil dressing Combs Tuck.and side Combs Spectacles and cases Plated stirrup irons, bridle hilts & spurs Bras* Andirons, shovel and tongs Brass and wire Fenders Iron and Steel knitting pins'. Needles. Fish-hooks and fishing tackle Cast iron Puts, ovens, dogs, Spiders fo skillets - Sad -irons, Trace-chums fo screw pistes German, Eaglish, Blister (ltd Cost steel Hand, pannell. mill, pit, cross cut, back .and keyhole Saws Brace anil Bitts Round and flat Bolts Smith’s and small Bellows Waggon and Cart boxes Bed Keys Hide whipti Tacks fo Brads Copper Bo it-nails, Spelling Books and Writing Paper, slates and slate pencils Bhovels spades and hoes Together with ulfanst every other article in tho line, which Ate offered for sale on ac commodating terms by : NATH. B. WEED. Oct 29 No. 6 Gibbons’ Range. POLICE OFFICE, Havaxxah, Oet. *9 S 188*. having occurred in relation to'ticketi, aotifce it hereby given, that agreeably to the ordinance pass ed Anq September, ,| Oto. aogatwrat ticket will passRa bearer after ten o’clock el eight, find .that-no special ticket wiU. avail after the seme hour " unleiet tRe place where he or she it gqing and the purpose for yohieh **M ticket ginen.be Specified therein.” Buck speed ' ticket-wtll be efeetual for one night only. . JOSEPH W. JACKHON, Oct 89-* Chairman'of CounciL IT TO PRIMTERS. T HOMAS A VERY, a Printer,'‘fdrmerly of Groton, ie Connecticut..hsejlong been absent from bbt friend*, find Whether he be aliva of not, is not known to them.— When lest heard from', he was In distress. Property bee lately been bequeathed to hiea sufficient to mak'ejhim comfortable Ihrough life; if he is living. Information ia re quested to be givefa him, if alivk, as an act pf human •y, from the krotliren of the type. 1 -\j 8. GREEN. New-bondoa 9*t-t3. x Nov II V .v HAY. KA BUNDLES PRIME HAYJandinp M" from Brig Pheusant, for sale by Anvil 19 r C OlIBWOLD, Georgia.—-Camden County. t th all waoMrr jkAt comoehe VawHHIWAk Aleasndar Atkinson, Ail ui*. W ittvstor on the Ertat* of John I*, deeeesed, applies to the, Court ol Ordi. «y of atid Qouatv, for tatters djamaaot, „ said estate t These ate, therefore, to c lc ,»s .dm'into.UljtorisguK,.,. tors.nd',^ torn of said deceased, to fi e their etjeciuna tlf any they bay*) m nfroflUe, t, B o> b fom thk flm Meaday to January next, or letura will be gvseted t» the appftcaat r»i WUeesa the Hoa WiUlaet Gil— [L S i| oae of the Jutt cel of said lulh this J5h June, 16!J ^ JOHNBAUXY.c e o.c.e. * ■ - 85 I'lAMO FO RTES. E XTRACT from the report of the Cpm- niittee.qf Premiutna and Exhibitions of the Franklin Institute of the State of Penn sylvania, for the promotion of the Mechanic Arts, for 1885. Premium No 47—to the maker of the best .horizontal piano, la adjudged to A- Baboock, of Boston, for specimen No. 387, which is .a horizontal piano, made for A. Mackey, of Boston, . It has received the high approbation of the judjres. Every part of its inierior mocbaniam has. the highest finish,, and it* tone and touch are excellent. The strings ere all of steel wire, the lowest octave being covered with flattened wire, ft entitles Us piakerlnihe Sieves Medal, having been considered the. best of the four square pianos, which are aH very good. PIANO FORTES from the Factory'of A, Babcock, answering to tho above de scription, and wkrrauted to be of bit very best make,for saln-by I. W. MORRELL, Savannah. Oct 89 33fu GENERAL DRUG. CHEMICAL und FAMILY MEDICIME WARE HOUSE. . LAY fo HENDRICKSON, / Wholesale and Retail Druggitle, comer of Congrea and Whiltaker Slrcete, si: ad’s bui-i. ding a, .bav an.hah, H AVE received by the late arrivals from Boston, New-York and Philadelphia, loo remainder of their Full and Winter Bupply of GOOD'S, consisting of a very ex tensive and well selrated assortment of Drugs ami Medicines, Perfumery and Fanqy Arliclet, Brushes, Pyt-Stufft, 4jrc. A great variety of Apothecary aad Phy sician’s Glass Ware Ointment'and Pill Poji Composition and Glass Mortars Ghiss Lamps and Lamp Glasses . - Elegant Cut Glass Smelling Bottles Glass Funnels, Graduated Measures White and Green Vials, assorted, tic. SURGEON'S INSTRUMENTS. Po ket Seis Turnkeys Trusses Spring and Thumb Lancets Forceps, Spatulas. Bougies, Catheters Apuibecaries Scales and Weights, foe. PATENT MEDICINES, or EVERY DESCRIPTION, , vre : SeidlitE s nd Soils Powders. Balm of Quito Henry’s Calcined Magnesia' Genuine Lee’s, Anderson’s and Hooper’s Pills ' > Swaim’s celebrated Panacea James’ Anti-Dyspopiic Pills Balsam Honey, Church’* Cough Drops llvli Ointment, foe. All of which are offered for sale on the mo*t liberal terms, fur cash at credit. L. fo H. having made such arrangements with the principal Drug-Houses in the Uni- ted Slates, as to be continually supplied with fresh and genuine articles, flatter them selves that no establishment of the kind in this state, can offer greater inducement* to dealers. The merchant, the planter, end i he pfiys cisn, can here be supplied with al most every-article in l he drug Hue, and may depend upon having their orders e ecuted •villi neatness, accuracy and despatch. Nov 5 • : Pilotage. A T a meeting of the Board of Commissioo- . era on the 16th instant, it was ordered that John Robbins, be suspended from acting as a Pilot, for one mouth, • By order. JNO. G. HOLCOMBE, Secpy.C. P. Oct 18 ' 88uf A CARD. T IIE subscriber, admitted to practice in the several Court* of Law and Equity n this State, offers to the public his' pro fessional services ia- the Court! of . Bibhp I Henry, I Jones, I Cranford, Monroe, Jasper, I Tmgre, ..Pike. WASHINGTON POE. Macon, Rihb County, (Gk.) July 7, s 84 FRESH SWEET OIL, W^vF very superior quality, suitable for to- ML9 Ule use, juat received and for sale by LAY & HENDRICKSON,. Hue* Druggists, SksdY BajMiop, NOTICE , VJ'INE.mofith*after data, aiiplieation will be . N aafte (o, the Inferior Court of Ch.iham Ifiuoty, eitting for ordinary purposes for ae order, ahiolute, to aell lota Nnw four anr five, . 4 and 5) in Carpenter’* How, and lot No. me, (IJ Green Ward, in flu city of Savannah, icing the real citato of Francis Jalineau, dec. ur the benefit of the heirs an ’ creditor* of rid estate WILLI V.1 GASTON QualMed Exeeuter Notice. \TINE MONTHS after dale, ipnlicatioo will A.V be made to the Honorable Inferior Court ■f Ch-tham eoumy, for leave to sell the reel .nd persons! estate of the late Mr*. Ann Ham dtnn, deceased, far the benidit of. the toir. ,nd cred.tore of arid estate, ‘ WOXTHINGrON GALE, Executor. m„.i. Vf* * Georgia—..amden .County, TO ALL WHOM'IVmay COAX aiirf W UE’sKAd LnU'i D itowr, adminiu^.« of the Estate of Ha,lie Pelletier, d ct ij applies to ihe Cudrt of Ordinary of taideenv. 'Y> for letier* diaminqry on said These ar*.therefore, to' cite sail •Hmun«h ,ii and aiogular, th* heir*, and creditors of „j deceased to file their otdee- ions (if any n*. have) in nry offia-.oa or belt!* < he first Ho, day in January nest, or letters trill be (not* (o the Applicant, • 75SJ Witncaa the Hon. Wilfiam Oibtaa one Of the Joatises of said (W lT.f i tbi*35rh lone, 18 5. 9 JOHN BaILY, c. e. o, e. c. fflllt 30 ' Georgia^-Chatham County In the Court Of Ordiuary, May Term, I845 •AN the pe iikm of Henrj- Champion, admilr- VP iatrator of Jahn Street, doc'nsed, pmyi;» *n order MM to be made abnluie on n.s con* pjyiltg win* the law, tor 'he s,le of a Lo: of Ground, number four, [4] second liql.j,,. Iteynoids Ward—Also, p..ru,f a Lot, ,..nr,l, e r ail. Tower Tylhrng, Derker W„id liriiicr ,p e real estate of the arid Uec lor the benclii of the heirs and creditor* >—It ii ordered, tn.r * notice he pu’dished nine mpnUri, m one of the Public Gaaetla of the City of Swaoneh, 1 squiring all pet aoa, imereti eil.ruthow cau-s, •f any they have, why the prayer of the pttj. lionet should uot be granted. o, M. UONB.e e. t. May 14 m Georgia—■Chatham Couniij. In tbe Court of Ordinsry— Ms. Turn, ipjy, O N tbs' petition uf Robal Hoy, Etc 0 r of John Wsckerli^ dec. prsyi, g >n ofeer A iii to be nt»de absolute, on his complying win the law, to sell two Tracis of Lamf m Ltureus County, being the real eat ite nf the aid deceased, for the benefit of the Ik ira 11 d creditors* It is ordered, that a notice be iihiiahed, nine months in one of the Gi, 1 ttra of the city of Savannah, requiring ml peraotvi interested, to alioar caiue, if any they can, why the prnyer«f the prluioner should not ire granted. ' M HONII, e. c. 0. Notice. 4 GHREABLK to leave -obtained fr m the .% Honorably the Inferior Court, sitting for oldinsry purposes, for Camden County, I thall on the first Tuesday in Doeertiber nut, .spot: to Public isle, at ibe Court Houle el Jeffersno, in said county, a let of land in the Tenth District nrwynroe.County, No 91, for 'he benefit' of the orphans of Levi John, dec - JOHN LEE, Guardian. VP»I« ■ u Notice. VTT.'TE MONTHS after date of tbla notice, i.N application will be made to the Hononu ale the Court of Ordinary of Chatham Coon, ry, for permission to sell sll the real estate of lohn V.Vkerlv, dec. for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased- HOB HUT HOY, Esecutor. Feb 84 «T Notice. iJBINR nlorths after date, application will he wl. nade to the Honorable th.- Inferior Court af Camden County, when aHt'ng fur ordinary purpows for leave 10 sell 950 acre* of laud belongi.igto the relate of John Brown, do- ceaacd. for the benefit of the hen* sod credi tor! of sail estate... B VRAH BROWN, AdmietretriR. JetTeraoo, 18th June, 1 '85 .1 . V ~ TH Georgia—Camden cuumy. ' O Ai.L WIIUN I I M.VY CON W HEREAS J. Bichbilt Jun. adnunislra'or oiithc relates of DsVidTucker and D>tid al’Cn dir, sppliea P> the Court cf Ordinary of it d County, for Letteradiiinuiary 00 the , (tales of mid decerned personas Three aw, htrefore, to nil* and adinomah tbe lieirs and *;rrditora of slid dectaaed persona, to file ■ heirobjeetidus (if any they havejin my of Nee, on ur hefore Ibe first Monday in Janoriy next, or letter* will be granted to tbe appli cant, Witnsenthe Hon. Wilfiam Gibana, one of the Justice* of laid Comb this 35th June, 19'5.. JOHN BAILEY, e. e o. e. c 7*1 *!« 30 R? Georgia Camden. County. BY THE COURT OF ORDINARY TO! SAID COUNIY. W HEREAS lohu Chevalier, bar applied to said Court, fir Letters Disminury on the estates of Samuel Cozens and Evan l, •lock, dreeaaed. These are, therefore, lo rite and admonish, all and singular, the but- tired and creditors it the said deceased per, sons, to fiie their objection^ ifai? they hate, in my office, on or before the first Monday is Ja.p ary next, or Letters will be granted the applirsnf. Wit pea* the Honorable James Scott, one of the Justices of aaichffuurt, Ups six teenth d|y of April e ghleen hundred and twenty-five. [L. 8.1 JO.iN BAILEY, C, C. 0. t. C. Apt I ft 34 Notice. N ine MONTH8 after the date hereof, ap plication will lie made to the Honorable lire Uuurt of (-.dinary for the County rf Chat- ham, for leave to aell the whole or a part, or oarta of a tract of land, lying nod being in the eo mty df Effingham, eontsioing bv re cent survey, nine hundred Mill eight* -fire acres, and known by tbe name of Uie Tuck- ■necking Tract, formerly the. property of King and -' Hotchkiaa, now belonging to the estate of Alexander 8. Hoe’s orphans, for the benefit of said orphans. , WILLIAM MOREL, Guardian A- 3, Rue's Orphans. July t4 87 Notice. N INE MONTHS after date, application •rill be made to the Inferior Court ol Chatham County, aitfing fur ordinary purpo ses, fur leave ’o eel) ell the retl estate if tbe iate Thomas Savage, of B'yan County, *!■; Point Plantation, oonaiiAmgoftwo hundred and efelity term Rite Lspd, nn the Oreechet River, four miles belpw the T.gty, edj ininq the plnntatinn of Joseph Habersham mil Ste ph»n El iott Alsu, taro hundred and fifty aerea, more or leas, of Pine Lead, appertain- ing thereto. A’eoi ■ Tract of Land called Aaliaa, eoutaioing filly acres, qn Medway Riv cr, Adjoining tbe lands'of J. J. Maawvll. MARY SAVAGE, Adm’rx. •June II ■ 71 tae of' Georgia—Chatham County TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COMVERR,. • toll ERE AS Daniel Carney, Jr has ap.pli> 'YY edto th* Hunonble the Court of Or- din.iry of Chatham County for letter! of ad- ministration on the'estate and effect* *f W3- ham Woodb'idre.late -f Savannah, merchant, deid. on behalf of tbe beta and eredrlsrs, and by request of the relatives. These are therefore to cite aad adawqfoh pU aad lingular the kindred and creditor* of the anid decea* ed, to file their '•bjactioua (if eny they bare) to the granting ef the wlminietntion ef the- estate el the drrreeed to the appfieant ia the Clerk’s Offion of the said Court, an or before the third day ef November neat 1 otherwise letter* of adiaipiatiatWa will be granted- W tnea* the Hnnotanle Elisa Tort one of the Justice* ofth* anid Court, the fourth day Vwober,'A. D. oaelhoetand eight hundredend tsreuty five. SAM L. M. RORD. C. C- O. 0*8.4 ' — Georgia—Camden Cmuiy. BY 1HE (JOUR i' UP ORDINARY 16 SAID < OU«IX TWirEREAS Lewis Ba oh loti, sppfin In Hit w# Court of Ordinary nf said County 1 (br Letters Dismisaorf on the estate of Fr.noe, Ujeolupd: I hear are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all aod singular, the kindred and ■reditor* of laid deceased, 10 file their ohjco tiona, if sny th-y hare, in my office, on or be, fore the fi. at Monday in January neat, other- wise Letters Dismiaaory wiU be granted th* applicant* Witneas the Honorable Samuel Clarke, tne ofihe Justice* of said Court, the sixteenth day of April, eighteen hun dred and twenty-fire. (L. S. J JOHN BAlLriY, C. C. 0. C. C April 81 ” 24 , Georgia—Camden county. TO ALL IV HOM IV MAT .COMEH* TVitERRAb John Hardee. A i nim(.i-J« Oj of the Estate of David Q. Jonei, foe O'arid county, deceased, appi ff to the Court rf Ordinary of said evunty. for letten dir- miraory 00 said Re'stec Tbeac are tbprelhre to cite end idnoms* all and mngufor, the hejre end creditor* of sod deceased, to fie their objentiona (if toy they have) in my og.ee, «n or before the lint Mas- viay in March oex , otherwiae letter! Will h* granted the applicant. W<toe*< the Hon. William Gibson, one" (I..S.J the Justices of add Court, tbs 87th AuguM, 1825. JOHN BAILEY, Clk. C. 0 C.C. fept.3 Georgia, Chatbar. County. By the Hunonble the Justices of the Info"* Court of Cuatham County, mttiag let "’ To'jLL^WUOM IT MAT COMCBVt* •XVHBRBAS Jan*than Meigs, eimmto* \Pw. tor of th* C><ate of Saasuel HSiigMsSi daccaSed, toe petifimwd the Court el Ofojje ry. to bn diumasrd from hie mid utoje** uon't Now these ere therefore, *daoiaWi allpersona iotereeied m ttotodw trite Lettere Dismiieoty 1 WitaMeTh* HennrahlpAalhony of the atiu JostieeG Iht* tenth dey" fiepieaber, eighteen hundred endt»*F tylreT YaMWELM fo’NP, lept It m