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On -fiBiWls n , w —, WlUabivoUInftmKnrtb, CnnrtHo.se ” K»'W« ftm.ostui hour* at tea and: aiMak, *; Om Mgro woman, nomad Bam, levied on to satisfy two exscntiumt from lha Court of. Coated* Plo»> anil Oyer and Terminer, for too oftyof Barnaul!' Isdae -Norton, »«. C. JolrtlMon. C. 0. Johnston, aad Jan* F« Joho- tto«,a*dP*Uy JkQrsen, v* Lewis Jobo- aloo aad CatharineJohnston. AI. D’LYON.Ci S. ..Du I -9 HOUSE.' Tha subscriber bag* Inara to inform hi* friend* and the.flttbliti, SHERIFF’S SALES, On the first Tuesday in Jon. neat, HIP ILL be sobl before tha court hbote in ▼ T tba City of Savannah, between tha boor* of 10 and 4 o'clock, -n All that lot of around aod irnproremenH.no 4, Wilmragton jtylhing, Darbjr Ward,known nathaCiiy Hotel t lerled oa to satisfy an ex- edition io fevor of A. k J. BcodJor, against Eltmsor Early." ' All that wharf lot no. 8;'and improvements, in the City iff Savannah, commonly known aa BioA wharf; lariad on to satisfy tjrp'execu- tiont against tba administrator* ofTlminaa Ride, dacaaaed, one in favor nf Gad; Woqd- ruir, tha other of Tlmmua Wright—property pointed out by the plaintiffs attorney. TWO beta* of atained Sea Island Cotton; lariad oh at IIm property of John M’Niah, to aatbify an eaeoution in favorof Q. W. Coe. again*! Johq M’Nitb, Aleaander Hunter and Alfred Wade. A. O’LYON, o. a. c. e. dee 5 9 ' SHERIFF’S SALE. OnMu first Tuesday in Jan. next, W lLL.be apld. before the Court House in the City of Savannah between the bout* of 10 and 4 .o’clock, .. All that tract or parcel of land cootain- *ing 561 acroa, More or la**, together with 100 acres of marsh land bailed Oakland, ai- totted, lying and being in' Little Ogeechie District in the County of Chatham; bound ed on lha north by lands of Flemming Akin, on (bexastAHatids of Docl. Parker, and on too south by lands of B. Welburgnr, and on .the went by nortbdaat branch of Little- Ortechie River, together with all and ein- guJHr, edifices and improvement*; levied on under a fl fa or forecloeure from George L. Cope, to John M’Niah, Peter Mitchel and Robert Uitchel. I. D’LYON, *. c. c. nnr 7 , .‘SB* .Mi ■’ ■— - ■ i EXECUTOR’S SALE. W ILL be eold by leave obi aioed from the Honorable-the Interior Court of Chatham County, on the first Tuesday in February n et, before the Court-House in the city of Savannah, between tbe uanal. hours, the Lot with the improvement*, situ ate ia tin fcity of Savannah, in the aaid coun ty, and known in the plan of said city by the number 53, Brown Ward, for the benefit °f the hairs and legatees of the estate of the lap! Hugh M’Call, deceased. Thomas M’C all, Surviving Efecutor. Nov36 If «f» ■ '■ I W—■Si'll .i...... Sim ■ , ■ ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. On thefirsi Tuesday in February next, W ILL be sold before the Court-House in.thi city of Savannah, between the . usual hours of sale, a tract of Land, known aa No. 8;'Eighth District, Pike (formerly Munroe) County, for the-benefit of the heirs and creditors of the estate of N. J. Bayard. Sold by permission of (bo Honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court of Chatham County. N. J.BAYARD, Administrator estate N. S. Bayard. Nov 15 If i tlsT f»F LETTERS ' p EM/4NING in the Pool-Office Savin- 11' nah, 1st December, 1311. -....ID* Ppfious wishing latter* from this Uat itkat ha haa completed hi* Urge ariil please ask ior Advertised Letters. and commodious house, in the ,-< • \ WmJOUpatrtck tiaot Sam'l A«am* - ■'i-*. Dr Joha R Allen, 4 Iona* Alnchs R J Arnold aoJmoet comfortable manner, and ten karthankatn those Wbulitve har-ekdbri —rod him with their oalls, and flatter) hlMaelf tjtat by his ml remitted attention to plaaae. be-wilf share a part of the public Mr* Sarah Armstrong patronage. His kouaa will at all time* be Cklcb Arnold fhrnlsbed with the best the country affords, his bar, with choice hquora, and his stables whh good corn and provender, together with a faithful and experienced ostler. The Mansion House ia situated on the'east aide of the public square, io the town of Clinton, directly on the road leading from Milled**- villa to Macon, and nearly opposite the Clinton Hotel H. H, BLATTER. Clirttun, August 83. 07fre , N. B—Families can be accommodated with private rooma, which afe comfortable. jCT The editor* oftho Augusta Chroni cle and Savannah Georgian, are requested to publish the above advertisement once a w*nk for three months and forward their accounts to this office for settlement. i NOTICE. O N the firqt Monday of Jantlary next, I shall expose to sale at the Market of St. Marys, between the usual hours, seven SLAVES, the property of the-estate of Aa ron Tyson, by virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary for Camdeu County .Condition* cash. MARTHA TISON, Adm’rx. Nov* 35ti* EXECUTOR’S SALE. On Thursday the 15Ut December next, W ILL be sold at the plantation of tlm late Col. Nicholas Ware, on Lillie River, in Columbia county, the corn and fodder and other provisions made there the piesent sea son, and all tbe farming utensils belonging to the place, the stock of horses and mules, among which are some valuable brood mares, and fine c*l(s of the best blood—the-stock of cattle, tome full, and soma half blood of the English breed—the slock' of hogs, and the Plantation—There are about fifteen hundred acres of laud, and enough cleared, and In cul tivation to give employment to twenty-five or thirty band*. Much of this land it of good quality, aud tbe rest very valuable for its timber. ALSO, At tha tame time and place, will be sold the Grist and Saw-Mills on Little River, and the Bridge across it, known as Wans, with about forty acres of land attached thereto. And on'Thursday, tins 22d December, there will be sold al the Plantation on Savan nah River, in Columbia county, at the mouth of tba Kiokee Creek, the whole of the corn and fodder, forming utensils, stock. Ac. be- longing to that place, and also the plantation itself, including about six hundred lores of land of very excellent quality. And on Thursday the 29th December, will be sold at the merket-houae, iq tho City of Augusta, about FORTY very likoly NE GROES,. including mechanics, house ser vants. and field hands. The sales at each place will commence at ten o'clock, A. M. and closest 4 o’clock, P. M. ood be continu ed from dsylo day, until, the properly it all •old. Twelve months credit will be giren for all eumeover Ten Dollars, and notes with good •octirity required, before the property will ttt delivered. 8U8AR B. WARE, ExHrx. VPM, *7. HOLT. Ex'r October 31 Of the Win cf Jt. War* Oot.|1 39 Mmsgsstssssszssssssassat fcjBHEN BUTTliir.; SPANISH 8E- J GARB, Ac. JUST mxp«ivsco, G0 KEGS Prune Gpabeii Defter iivO 16,000“ Cabanas’’ Segart - -10 Tons Logwood, for sale by Nor 88 J. B.-HERBERT A COk M oi-th American Keview. AT>. XLIX. CONTENTS. Claims of the United Steles on Naples and iloiland. I. Meassage'of the President of the United States to the House of Representatives, relative to the claim on Naples. 2 Message of the President of tho United States, transmitting the cor respondence relating to the claims of the citizeua of the United Slates up on the Government of the Nether lands. U. Lord Byron’* Character and Wri tings. I. Recollections of) the life of By ron. By the late R. C. Dallas, Esq. 8. Correspondence ofLordByrdu 'with a Friend; including hie Letters ‘ to his Mother; in 1609, ID 10, and 1811. . 3. Journal of the Conversation of Lord Byrun. By Thomas Medwin. Waylatid’s Discourses on the Duties of an American Citizen. The Duties of an American Citi zen ; two Discourses delivered in the First Baptist Meeting House in Bos ton. By Francis Wayland, jr. Pinkney’s Poems. Pot-tii*. By Edward C. Pinkney. English Common Law Reports. Reports of Cases argued and de termined in the English Courts of Common Law. Edited by Thomas Sergeant and John C. Lowber, Esqrs Orphic Poetry. Orpheus Poeiarutn Grecorum An- tiquissimus.—Auclore Gcorgio Hen rico Boda. Columbus. Codice diplomatico Coloirt ho-Ame ricaiio, oasis Raccolta di Dooumonti origiitali e inediti, spettanti a Oristo- foro Colombo, Ac. Geneva, 1823. Vni. Gold sod 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 Mines, Augnst 9. 18241 IX. Critical Notices. 1. Palfrey’s Historical Dis course. 444 2. Perkins’s History of the Late War. 443 3. VVri(lord's Mercantile Pen manship. 451 4. Summary View of America 453 , 5. Addresses boforc 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 the Palmetto Society. 464 9. Blanco White's Spanish Varieties. 497 Quarterly List of New Publi cations. ' 469 Index. * 483 Just received by W. T. WILLIAMS. Oct 20 29 III. IV. V. . \ VI. VII. Weals Arnold B. Jamqa Barnard Amo* Baber, 8 Wm Baker ERBaeker F Ballard Pktk Bradley Alloa Beasley Wm Bertlley Lewie Byrau L L Bug* Deiil Brown W in Brooko JobT Bulks Thos M Bund Junes H B»llough Mrs M C Boyd E Bourquia Mrs Ann Box Mrs M E Bullock C. Jqsish II Clark Sami Carney Aim J Craig Mrs Corrutliers Miss Ann Criiu John ('ox JaineaRirk L. Capt C P Lasaett E S Laviuder. Wm M. Leigh, * T Leonard . > Mrs Mary Lsaby Dr Lpatfa - Simeon Leonard Charlrs Lockhart Mias Ann B Boyd Capt John LuW M* C A Msg wood Dooald Mackey, 2 Mis* H B Mahew Capt Richard Mar celiin Capi N W Merrsll George Mingledorif Mrs Eliza Miiieo Samonl Mills Mrs Henrietta Miller John Morell Mrs Sarah W Mont gomery Ilonry Moriiingstarr Mrs OC H Montgo mery Mi a Hfl Mrs Mount It D Mongin “ , May River, S C j Edward Munroe I Eilitorofthe Museum bln Margaret Con- j MsrgarotB M'Couky don i Joseph McCoy John J Colenton ! Mrs SAG McIntosh Messrs R Cook & Co i Mumu Mclleney wm Cooper James Curry D. R. Davison Win Davis Stephen Davis Alex Drew 2 Miss Duffy Mrs Ann Duke Mr Dumshv E. 4k. F. Mary Evans Jacob Fall in | Guo John McCaller 1 N. | Capt Stephen Nye j Caleb Pratt | Mrs Patterson i Rob S Patten, 8 | N J Pallor,on I Jos Periain {JamesPerry ' | Mrs Aon Pitt < Lendsey C Printer, 4 ( James P Provost Mrs M A Fletcher 2 } Henry J Poole Wm A Flemming j W A Pollard Charles Fitchett { Wm Puck Rev B Flournoy 2 [ Monet B Qunley James P Fuller j R, G. , | Wm Ratekin Dr Jamea A Gray, | Mrs Nancey Read HiltoaHead? A W Redding 3 Mrs LW Gardner $ Maj W C Rodding Ariane Grandinunt } James C Richardson Capt W Gale I James Ross Lewie Geradon j Miss B Robertson John Grimes. | Geo T Rndgnrs Bullock County J James T Russ Dr ThosGeldersleave j Mrs Eliza Ross Julio Gill j 8. John Gilbert } Solomon S ShaJ James Govan, 2 5 Wm T Statham Mrs Estha Goldsmith jLD Slatter i Thos M Goddard Mr Goldey Petor Guerard H. John Hatcher, 2 Pearson Hardee Betty Habersham Sami Hale j Hester A Shermon (John Street - I W Smith • 1 Peter 8hick j Mrs Marria Smith | Mrs Elisa Smith { Amory Sebliy — — * Jamea Smith Miss Mary E Hazard > Miss Margaret A John Hartford * “■ Charles Harper Wm B Hatcher M r Hatchett John Hnalv Rev Geo Hill 3 Peter G Hyrn Sami Hine onuu lime » wupi 1 noa 1 10 Miss Mary W How-1 James A Tippins Stoney I Thomas S’Sullivan John G Scruga The keeper of tbe Female Asylum \ ' T. r Maj Jas Taylor > Capt Thus T To HI ard ThosW Howell John Hover Francis F Hudgens Patrick Hughes J. John Jackson Susan Jackson 3 Miss Jackson 2 \ Ezekiel Tyson « Tillenghast Tepltioe f Dr James Troup Mrs Eliza Thomas Miss Sarah Todd Nichol Turnbull Capt Jnhn Tiirner C W Tumor W A CARD. T HE subscriber, admitted to practice in the soveral Courts of Lgw and Equity n thjs State, oilers to the public hie pro- w fessinnal services in the Courts of Bibb, I Ihnry, I Jonei, | Cranford, Monroe, | Jasper, I Tmpge, , Pike. WASHINGTON POE. Macon, Bibb County, (Ga.) July 7 R4 FRESH SWEET OIL, quality, — iceiveil al LAY4, HENDRICKSON, Druggists. Shad's Buildings. O F very superior quality, suitable for ta ble use.^uat received and for sale by NnvS R ANA WAY, F ROM the Office of the Georgian, on Sat- . urday last, THOMAS W. HOWELL, so indented apprentice to the Printing Busi- nen, about eighteen years of age, tall and of thin visage. As this boy has absented him self in consequence of a- very moderate Cor rection for an unprovoked and brutal assault upon a felhtw apprentice, it ie hoped that no person of character will harbor or trust him. Oct 27 <*•* IF. ROBERTSOJT. RAN A WAY, F ROM the subscriber, about a month agoi JOHN HOWELL, an indented ap prentice to tho Drug Business, ebout fifteen year* of age, .small and slender-sheWs all his front teeth whan hfrfsughs. AU per- eons are cautioned against harboring said boy. as'the law will be put to force against them. J. B. BERTHELOT. Oct 29 33p JMSSlJVtt. O NE box hats, marked A. G.Seromes,from ahip Augusts. 'Also, one box morchao- d>xe ms rked'diamond M. No-53, supposed to leva been ehipped froth Now-York, by mw- teke, in some vessel bound to this place.— Any information respecting them, will be thankfully receitrad by Nov 13 , HALL 4. HOYT. Mrs Rose Jalineau, 3 j James H Watson ' The Secretary of I he ^ Hugh Walt - Ladies Jewish 80- , Mre Sarah Walburg ciety i Mrs Mary Wallace Miss M Irwin j Dr Win Waring Mrs Jane W Joyner I R G Wallace Joseph^ VV Jones : Geo M Waters | Thos White { ThomesA Williams2 I Miss Ann H Willi Jane \WJoyner Hcury W Jordon Rs James Kennedy Wm Keys . ameon ... } Mrs Marthq Wylly Mrs Sarah W Kirk! Sarah Williams R R Killer { Masler J I White JReeo JlCapt Isaac Wooster GEO. SCIILEY, P. JW. Dec 2 7 WAREHOUSE * oansxsszoK susnrass, MACON. T HE undersigned lias ranted of Parish Carter, Esq. his Ware-Houses at this place, and tenders his services to hie friends sod (be 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 beat exer tions will be used to give s ’isfsetion to liis customers. ' Tbe Ware-Ho '* are new extensive, safe; and very co ’nieutly ar ranged and situated for the tru action of business. He intends running, two good d sub- eteutiel hosts during the boating season, which will be expedited in their passages up and down, by the aid of one of the Steam Boat Company's Steam-Boats. Insurance on merchandise and produce shipped by his boats, can be effected in a responsible office on ie favorable terms as by any other boats that will run the river; add reasonable edf van cos will be made by him on produce ehipped by them to the consignment of hie friend* in Savannah. By the first boats he will receive a good supply of GROCERIES, which he wiU.eell on moderate terms. He note offside for Sale, $00 Pieces fine quality CottoaBagging 1000 Buvhels Liverpool Salt. JOHJf t. ROWLAND. Macon, October If, 1825. Get 20 29fel NOTICE. FIN HOSE individuals who erere summon- 4- ed before Council at their last regu- lar meettn (for a violation of tho Market or. dtaace, are required to attend on Thun- dey next. SOLOMON COHEN. n 9* ** c. c. pro tent (HEjuhbcriber-hai rechived by tho 1st* jAPjum ED AJtD PAMVr aoos, a 1*0(vo WHica sae, Ivory and Balance Htodie Knives and - . . Duck end Bone Handle do do Katoro-in case* and dot. in great va riety Pen, Pocket, two blade a*d Sportmen*s Knives Rodger’s Knivea and Scissor* Shoe, Bread, Butcbon’and Cook*’ Knives Chiiaebi, Plane Irena, and Gouges of alik-nds Drawiug Knivea, broad and r t»*rrow Axes Plated; Brittania, and Iron, tea and M bio Spoons Brittannia tea bnd coffee Pote,-Compo- aition, copper and iron Tea-kettles Composition Saucepans and Digester* Brass, iron and Japanned Candlesticks - and Lamp* Waffle and Wafer Iron* Gilt, plated, pearl, boue and japanned Buttons Coat, vest and suspender Moulds Padlocks, chest, trunk, till and cdp- board brass and iron Bax Locks Knob and Mortice Locko Stock locks Files and Rasps of all kinds Morooco pocket-books and wallets Note cues and work boxes dressing oases Brass curtain, cloak and curtain Pins Brass and iron butt Hingoa Wood and bed screws Hook and Plate Hinges Sledges and Hand Hammers Anvils and Vice* Iron wedges, Shoo and nail Hammers Brass commode Knobs Beaus, iron and wood Castor* Coal-scoops and coal-heods Coal-sifturs end Dust pans, Spit-boxes Wbittemore’a cotton and wool Cards. Block Tin, Fawcete, Ivory aud Horn Combe- Fine tooth, crambo and dressing Combe Tuck end side Combs Spectacles and cases Plated stirrup irons, bridle bitts k spurs Brass Andirons, shovel aud tongs Brass and wire Fendere Iron and Steel knitting pins Needles, Fish-hooks and Halting tackle Cast iron Pols, ovens, doge, Spiders Si skillets * Sad-irons, Trace-chains Si screw plates German, English, Blister and Cast steel Hand, panncli, mill, pit, ctoss cut, back and keyhole Saw* Brace and Bitts. Round and flat Bolts Smith’s and small Bullows Waggon and Cart boxes Bed Keys. Hide whips, Tacks Si Brads Copper Boat-uails, Spelling Books and Writing Paper, slates and elate pencilr Shovels, spades and hoes Together with almost every other article tn the liue, which are offered for sale on ac commodating terms by NATH. B. WEED, Get 29 No. 6. Gibbous’ Range n^eneretprssansrrol Cecngta-Cmta c^ W;,***»,«• the Estate uf John GENERAL DRUG, CHEMICAL and FAMILY MEDICINE wsax hods a. LAY & HENDRICKSON, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner of Congress and Whittaker-Streete, SRAn’s bdilbuios, SAVAIVKAH, H AVE received by the late arrivals from Boston, New-York and Philadelphia, the remainder of their Full and Winter supply of GOODS, consisting of a very ex tensive and wcH selected assortment of Drugs and Mediclnce,Pesfumery and Fancy Articles, Brushes, Dye-Stsjjfs, tfc. A great vane, • of Apothecary and Phy Sudan's Gl. vs Ware _ Ointment and Pii' Pots Composition and Class Mortars Glass Lamps and Lamp Glasses Elegant Cut Glass Smelling Bottles Glass Funnels, Graduated Measures White and Groeu Vials, assorted. Sic. SURGEON’S INSTRUMENTS. Pocket Sots Turnkeys Trusses Spring snd Thumb Lancets . Forceps, Spatulas, Bougies, Catheters Apothecaries Scales and Weights, &c. PATENT MEDICINES, or xvenr description, viz ; Seidlilz and Soda Powders Balm of Quito Henryk Calcined Magnesia' Genuine Lee’s, Anderson’s and Hooper Pills Swsim’s celebrated Panacea Jamea’ Anti-Dyspeptic Pills Balaam Honey, Church’s Cough Drops Itch Ointment, &c. All of which are offered for saloon the moat libera] terms, for cash or credit. L. Si H. having made such arrangements with the principal Drug-Houses In the Uni ted States, as to be continually supplied with fresh and genuine articlee, flatter them selves that no establishment of tho kind in this state, can offer greater inducements to dealers.' The merchant, the planter, and t he phys cian, can here be supplied with .al most every article in the drug line, and may depend upon hiring their orders e ecuted with neatness,.accuracy and despatch. Nov 5 SULPHATE QUININE. FRESH SUPPLY of this Valuable Medicine, warranted genuine, just re. ceived jwr Louisa Mslildajind for sale,by Nov! LAY & HENDRICKSON. NOTICE. T HE Consignee of5 packages 3 marked “ C- N. Csse" and 2 marked “ D. Per- kins” it requested to calf at the ofiice of HALL & HOYT, oov 16 . .47 , LONDON DUFFLE BLANKETS. 4 BALES Heyvy London Duflie Blanket*, large size, juet received and for sale hr > ” CALVIN BAKER. Nov 10 WINTER STRAINED LAMP OIL. A FRESH SUPPLY of very light colored Purs Winter Strained Lamp Oil, just receivad sod for sale by Oct 27 GEO. HYEB8QN. Druggist, THE EIBHAE.A T8 opened on Mondeye, Wednesdays, and JL Fridays, from fl nntfl 5 oVdook. oct 4 .THE Sobvjtrlbers having cuter ad Into Co,partnership in tho KiANTEBS* HOTEL, toko ihn ... —Smethod of informing their friendi eirtl the public tliqt they continue to keep op that well known evtabllihinenl, 04 Ik* east vide of the pttblio squirts in' Warrehtoo. and tntnro their Mhcsralhankt lb those who bars favored them with their custom, and wish for a continuance of that vipport from tho public which their atleotkm to buvioeu will merit. Their table will bo sopplied with every thing (he ooantry and aaava* afford. Their Bar will bo vnpplMfl with the nhuicmt kind ofii. qeorv—Stable* provided with good proyendor and attended hy faithful and osrefril ostlers, W'. ' A9A CHAPMAN, „ , MARTHA EVANS. Ootober 18. KT.T-ho Editors of tha AugOvta Chronicle and Savannah Georgian, are requested to plib- Itvh the abovepottos a week for 8 weeks, and forward their aocoonta to the solHcriben io Warrington. A. C. k M. A. Oct. 27 30 POLICE OFFICE, Savannah, Ort. 86, 1835. E mbarrassments having occurred in relatioh to tickets, notice is hereby given, that agreeably to the ordinance pass ed ftrvt September, 1825, no general ticket will pass ile bearer after ten o’clock at night, and that no epeciul (icki VwlH avail after the •ame hour “ unless the‘place 1chert he or the ie going ard the purpose for which said ticket it given, be specified therein." Such special ticket will be effectual for one night only. Joseph w. Jackson. Oct 89 Chairman of Council. NEXT LOTTERY, A LL to bo brawn in a FE W MOMENTS on the 4th of Jahuary next, SCHEME or TUX NEW-YORK STATE LITERATURE LOTTERY, CL ASS III, FOR 1826, {100,008 50,000 20.00U 10.60U 10,000 10.000 20.000 39.0 0 39.000 46.000 222,300 1 Prize of {100,000 I do 60,000 1 do 20.U00 1 do 10.500 2 do 5,000 4 4o 2,500 10 do 2.000 34 do 1,000 78 do 600 488 do 100 4446 do 60 5051 Prizes. 1 9139 Blanks. {557,600 Lass than two blanks tn a prize. Prizes payable forty days after the drawing, but the cash may he had instantly, subject to the usual-deduction of fifteen percent. rnicE or ticlitj. Wholes {50 I Quarters {It 50 Halves 25 | Eighth* 6 25 C Orders for the above Tickets, receiv ed at ALLEN’S OFFICE. N. B. Uncurrent Bank Notes and Prize Ticket* taken without discount. Nov 11 43 istratuy on the Kstste' tjfj^)^ A . u "ie- -on, deceased, applies lu ,J* ^not 0 J'"* idH eat fete i Tlie*v therefore, to e doiimifeh tit and ti»i|rul*r, the heirs tort of.tiid deccKted. to tbei* nhi "»« Hon William Cibsoa. |t t * l| one of ths Justices of said ■ f I this 35th June, 18 !*. JuaeTO ^“-‘caaa 82 Georgia—oamdeii (bounty W TO ALL WHOM IP MAY CON E „V* HE REAS Lojti Diiiuur, Adtiiiii.h/ai’ of the Esuteof Bajilt Pei(e,i rr spplint to 1 ho Court of Ordiutty of Uld IV. fof letter* diemiasary on eeid These tre, therefore, to cite snd admonib and singular, the heirs and errdito- s 2 deee^d to file theirohieoion. (TfV.y,^ hsve) in my office, on-or B t f ore :h,« m Vo? P5i| 'SKirfisjia,-* L-i—J thls2Jih4n ie, 18 5 30 JORii Uall.Y, c. c. 0 (. c. c. n Georgia—Chatham County In the Court of Oruiuary, Msv Tern. 4 |N the pe(ilion of Henry Champion’ ulmli U istrator of John Street, rt “Zd'*'*' “ 1 sn order MH to be made absolute 011'hi, eu „ plying witn the law, to, (he »l e 0 f . u, " Uround, number four, (4] second l'.Ti ' 'teyi.olds Wsrd—Also, p.riof s Lot » u _l! sie, Tower Tylhing, Bcckrr " real estate of the nn u -c | 0 , t|,c bn„ t Hi < the helltsand creditors,_ lt ..ordered tl.lt nonre be pul’heucd nine months, m'or,,- « -he Public Gaaetts ut the City ofSavsnnsl ) equiring *.|p e! «,n> iplerestrd, t„ g | Ui w „ Georgia—Chatham County. Ig the Courl of OrUiOnry— Msy 'l , , fl /« O N the petdiou or Kobt.t Hoy.' w.,,,.,, of John Wackerldec. p,»y„. K „ m ,1., jun to be nmde thfeotatc* on hig cuinnlviiit wuh the isw, tn sell r* 0 Tracts of Ijml i! Laurens County, being tbe revl esute 01 ihi •id dee'eased, for tbe bcneid >1; tut h e iis .-. M creditors: It is ordered, (list a notice hi -ublished, nine montlis, in one of the Ga s -ttes of the city of Savsrmnh, icquirine ,1 asrsons interested, to show cause, if any die 0 <U why the prayer of ill., pet,timer jhnuli not bt- g-antid -5 U. BONO, c r. u . WPiiNTED, T^TORTII CAROLINA BANK NOTES IN by T. 8. LUTHER. Nov 4 iN OTIC IS. KTINB month! after date, application will be Lx made to the Inferior Oourt of Chatham Oounty, sitting for ordinary purposes for sn u-der, absolute, to sell lots No* four:snr. five, 4 aad 5) in Carpenter’s Row, and. lot N1. one, (1) Green Ward, in tht eity of 8a*annah, wing the real estate orFrsneis Jalineau. dec for the benefit of the heirs nn-l creditors of aid estate WILLIAM GABTOV Qualified Executsr Notice. %TINB MONTHS aRer ditcu uprlioation will be made to tbe Hononble Inferior Court if Chatham county* for leave to fell the re-il •nd personal estate officiate Mm Ann Him- ilton, decetterl* fer the benefit of the heim «ndcreditor*ufnid estate. WORTHINGTON G ALU, Executor* 10 a Notice. 4 GRRRABI B to leave obtained frm the Honorable the Inferior Court, tilting for ordinary purposes, for Csmdr.n County, I .hall on the first Tuesday in Denembcr next, •expose to ruhlic sale, at the Court-House «l Jefferson, in said enunty.a let nf land in the Teuth U-strict or Uonroe County, No. 91, f„ 1 bs benefit of the orphsns of Leri Johns dec r JOHN LEE, Guardian. Bept 1.4,, 14 Notice. jJQI NB montlis after date, application will he 4 v nade lu the Honorable .he Inferior Court of Camden County, when sitting for ordinary purpores, for leave to sell 250 teres of land oetongi.ig to the estate of Juhn Brown, de leased, for the benefit of thu heirs and eredi- ort of uit estate. 8 AHAH BROWN, Admistratrix. Jefferson, 18lh June, 1”3S. ’nee 27 yg Georgia--Camden Coumu, TO All WHOM it M.iY concern. lff^iJEuGAS J. B'Chlutt iuu. adininu,i'a<i f v on (he estates of DavidTucker ami D.v M’credie* nppliep to the Court uf Ord.nal of st id County, for Letter, dismusury on it .slates of stid deceaaed persons: Tlitsc ar therefore, to cite and id monish tbe heirs as creditors of uid deceased persons, to fil t heir objections (it any they have) in ay 0 hce, on or hclure the first Mondsy in Janusi .lext.«letters will be granted to the appl cant. * Witness the Hon. William Gibim oue nf the Justices of said Cour llus'.’Sth June,' 8 5. JOHN BAJLK-V.e. e o.e.e. 1. S. Turin .Id Georgiu Camden County. «Y THE COURT OF OHDINAltt EC 8AID COUNTY. W HEREAS fohn Chevalier, has tpplli to said Court, for Letters Dianiitvo on the estates of Stmuel (tosens snd Evan dock, deceased. These are, therefore, cite and admonish, ail and singular, lha ki dred snd creditors ut the said d- cussed pe sons, to file their objections, if any they hsv in my office, on or before the first Monday January next, or Letters wiii be granted U applicant. Witness the Honorable James Soot), ei of the Judices of said Court, this si, teoi.th day of April, e gliteen butidn snd twenty-five. [L. S.J JOHN BAILEY, C. C. 0. C. C. Apr I n H Notice.^ N INE MONTHS after the date hereof, ap» plication will be made to tbe Hononble tlie Court of Ordinary for tbe County of Chat ham, for leave to sell the whole or a part, or parts of a tract of land, lying and being in tho Ootnty of Effingham, containing by re* ccdI surrey, nine hundred tod eightv-five acres, and known by the name of the Tuck- .•seeking Tract, formerly the property of King and Hotobkitt, now belonging to the ettsta of Alexander 8.. Roe’s orphans, for the benefit of said orphans. WILLIAM MOREL, Guardian A- 8. Roc’s Orphans. July 14 87- Notiefe. *B« r date, application te “adr to tho Infotrlor Court of Chatham County, eittiow for vnkssry porpo- »o%for leave *0 seU all the real ratoteVtoc Ut *^°«wSaTige, of Brysa County, vi*. .n?°. i gLf. & " ut » > *’ wtetioff Of two hundred and eighty aoret Rice Land, nn the.Ogeechee t ">4 Fvrry, adj lining SJterSMiasrig Immn it "*** BAYAa *- Adm’rx. J«9 If fl Georgia—Camden County, BY THE COURT UF OftlllNAUY V( SAID BOUNTY. il WHEREAS Lewis Bichlott, applies to t W# Court of Ordinary of said Countyi 1 Letters Dismissory on the estate of Ft n Knsolupc ■ These are, therefore, tn cite a admnnilh, all snd singular, the kindred a creditors of said deceased, to file (heir o .j tions, if any lb»y have, in my oflke, on ir ( fore the A at Monday in January nest, nlht wise Letters Dismissoty will be granted li applicant- Witness the Honorable Samuel fthtt one of the Justices of said Court, d sixteenth day nf April, eighteen bu dred and twenty-five. [L. S ] JOHN BAILEY, C. C. 0. C. C Anrit (li -M Georgia—iJamden county. TO ALL .V HOM IT MAY rOMBM OnferlBRBAfi John Htrdre, Ad iiiniiir«ti '## of the Estate of David G. Jones, 1st >S scid o -unty, deceased, applies to tbe Cour uf Ordinary of said couniy, for letters <lia mi .lory on said Hs'stet These are tlierefore to cite sad adnwoiw til tod singular, tbe heirs and creditor* of sac deceased, to fi’e their abjecii- u (if «ny tb«! hayoj io my office, on or before the first Mon Hay io Msrob next, otherwise leUcn «>U b (framed the applicant Witness tlie Hon. William Gibson, one« ft. 8.] the Justices of mid Court, U» 27tb August, 1815. JOHN BAILEY, Ctk. C.OC.C. Sent. 3 - 209 Georgia, Chatham County By .the Hatiorahle tbe Ju»t ce» of tbe Court of Cholbtai Countyi titling for To'aLL U £hOM IT MAY VOYCKh \TVtiERKA8 Jonathan Meigs, adminisi ’tor of the eatst* of Samuel HtugW doeaased, hsa petitioned tho Cooit of Of'li nr, to be dismissed from bit mid tdmuusi two t Now these ere therefore, to ette 1 sdagoeieh ell peraoas ietorasted io the said rate, to file ihdrbbieatiooA if any they bt to too granting of toe prayer of the petituw in tbe Clerk’s Office of the Raid Court, so before the tenth day of Mtreb o*«L <dh wist Letters Oitmimory w<U be gtsoled t petitioner , Witness the Honorable Anthony Porter," of the mhi Jurtices, tbit tenth dty September, eigMeen hundred sad ty-Sre. 8AMU8L M. BMW, Clerk Court OrdonW Sept 10 u