About The Georgian. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1820)
m undifi'lA W ut ' YV!\UiU' ftALVift. Hheriff’s Hale. 1 "" noJ 3 o'clock, „ fnilKRT. fourth* of two 1 land, ■»< ih« ' v » ,cr " r( | l0 »H». r i i» 1 William \ViUon,B.i..c. FRENCH LANGUAGE. MR.WH08l% . vcitsi.-icll. r ot tlic French I.»n of ihr most respc ectabb BRICKS, 85c. fpilK «iih»cribcr« will .Icliter Jl »ny P» rt n 400,000 Large lirictg J , °” u ™" 5 in "* T'I ; “"'i(bliinliubl- ofUi* Bnut qn.lity Jt IJi .lolluji per tbontturah Ncw-Yn* W«|rf. >■> , 0 , And offer fur Ml'. , tu„f» of till. eh). th»i ten.U Tvfo tracts Of prim® cotton «f ncc LAN I), _ from 111. practical kiiOwlc(lK<> h hl> emc on the Ogcclioe roiifi, .iljmuinR »** rtimu »ml ultcudoli to hu P P ’ Kov 27 ut Hlicriff’s Hale. Onttofit't Tuesday in Fehrmry n'.rl, A ViU be wl'l «' the C«mrt-bnu»e in Ihecbnrmiltj \Y ii in .......n ihi* hour* of 1G kit On linrwtell, theolher mi the White formerly helon'rintt to riic estate ol Hatty- both pile*, ate It coinftii'iable llwelhiiK-hoiiSL „„l (i.It BtlUdinins C*»«<*» lloim^ Oc. 1 um " liberal. ALSO, A wluabtt fumilij of Negroes, and several eseelle.it IMatii,',..,. WW»'J*. Harness. BULLOCH & t.ADl.KH .live Hi—ct Char levied to It cborotlghi Liberty county" belwev'n Ute hours of 111 uul 3 o'clock* T IIP. foliowln* Ncprocs, via: tarry lotto, Monday, Jupitur, and.M m "' l on as the property -Vloreph HH’islv ittt execution of John One ‘ # j 2.;’,;,*",, i.,.1.1.1 under the foreclosure of a mortipffc of personal nronqrty-«u<l l ,r<, P lH pointed out l.v the plnfotiff. 1 William * i ilmtn, s. u c. Noe 27—at—2 ~ Sheriff's Sale. W ILI be sold on the lire TtF.SlIAV in nest, W2U, lictore «e «.oi,r; House in the city ot itav.m.ah, belts cm. -he sual hours of 10 th‘d 3 o cI«»uk, FIIASK AN1) DANIEL, levied on..a die property of Tiioma* Ma.ni, to satisfy executions in favor, ot Ihilplt Muy.rl- ot. George L. t ope, s. Ci c Dee «-» J " Ylausiial H Sale Continued. Onlhe first 'I'uesday in .Tunuary nf.rl, . .1 ... , I l.t \lr AhllL Will be sol l nUho store occupied by Mr.'Abner l do do - Vclvrts indwill. Ill .he till, of Savannah, between Figured Levantine and l.aii/c Ladieg % Gentlemen’* SadiUt-H, Bn<lle«. .anti Whips, .hint received by ISAAC NORTON. A lumdsotne and well aasorlcilInVrfOAm’hl ISti uud rewly-mwic* cjuu ‘ J1 n » WITH, jl general awtrtmfnt of^ Seasonable Staple and hancy nny goods, Many of whir.li lone been pursliaaeij a| ut very reduced pried*, aiul w bicli w be- sold cutup for cash. Doc 4—it. • “ NEW tToODH. JOSEPH KOPMAN, Nii. 7 d,' H, Uihboiu' Uuildiugs, ff AS received by late nrrlvula, and ia no» II opening an elegant assortment ot fane) and staple lit Kills -among which arc Klcuuut bluck brill.mtine UtraHis Do while and colored ‘ !l t0 ' j 1 custf superior Nankin figured Crape a |i do emhn.'itlered'lhi 1 black ami colored Shaw ls 1 do do thi Seurfe exertion.' a,.,I attenflonto Ins “"'Intemng seho'i" will be opened for Itae ont'l'g iicntletl'Cn, whose avocatio,,, render tt inconvenient to attend during - F - ( rerms-Fifteen Dollars per tpiailct, nvc * <l Porinformat ion respecting Mr.»- >>'^*P ec '' ■James Oreenhoy h An. almanacs For 1820- * s J VBT received front Augusts and for sale wholesale and retail. AI.90 The Gentleman’s Annual Pocket Remembrancer, for 1820, in a neat pocket form, bound in morocco and gilt,containing ruled pages for Mcmorsm un.s— Almanac-Tallies of Exchange, with Hie pi mt t pul commercial places and cottiitrtcs-lltities- List of U. S. Officers, Ac. Ac.—fine »1 2». ALSO, THE AMERICAN Ladies POCKKT-BOOKf For 1H2U—containing much useful and amusing information, v itlt an engraved frontispiece Price gl 25 ccnli. \V. T. William*. W iodoill', in the City the hmira of 10 tuiil 2 o'clock, F1W IE Slock in Trade ot said Aimer Womlntn. I consisting of Crockery, <h.™ “'id China Ware, Ac-levied on as the properly of Alincr Woodrolf, at the suit of the United States, r«. Abner Woodruff. „ .. . John II. Morel, . Dec. K—Id D. «■ Marshal’s Sales, Continued. On the first Tuesday in ./nmutry next, imriLL be sohlat the court house m Havan- ‘ ™ milt, between the hours ot 10 !k .10 clock, Mowing negroes. January, Fetor, l oin, w the following negr —- , , . . Jac k ami .Hniiv-alau, all that u-net ol land in the district of'Wliitti IHuff, containing two hun dred and fifty acres, adjuiniiig lands nf K. "il- liams and mliorsi levied on us the pyupevty nf \Vm o^lelmv, ut tlictuit ofth« Unit«u State* V8 Ojflclmj uiitl others. , n n JOHN II. MOIlEls, inariW, ° Dec 8—II - — Sntius, iissortml colors ■ „ KlounncH, Scolloped Trumuiugs ^ Collcrct UhihIh Klcgtuit worked Cups Plain and litfiux*d Poplins Imliu mull and book Muslin Cotton Friitgc Cord and Tasscli Superior black, and colored castor ••doves Fashionable lai'^c tortoise shell Coiuus Anson Turn’d Tops do ditto Uluck and colored Italian sewiUff Hilk Webb’s patent silk and cotton Suspenders cane fiu« Linens, in half pieces bale Balias, 1 do llumbuins ALSO Plains, Blankets, Cotton Baffipng k Carpeting- 10 cases straw Bonnets, Misses ditto Nov 27—is'1—2 - X. 1L Mr. 1). resides on jif private sale in Mdutosh County, Georgia, The following valuable Property, TO WIT : r i I ft EVEN lii.ndrwl and seventy acres of Laml S outlie sea shore, nine tnilos from 1> men, tldcra'ile DWIhIiNB-HoSSb. and e' en utln er linilifmg siiitalile or nrcessary'fur fnnidy and plalltappl, ua* ^ One other tract of 310 acres, two and a inilf miles fnmi the a'mve P 1 ^**! 0 !* iihout 105 of which is inland swamp, Mh ''d® clcMired a|iu well drained, a. few acre, ot which produced Ju bushels of corn per acre the |u es- ,,l year, and an avefnge of 40 >>«»2" “" t ; (O 61 acres; ihc residue that was plaiHe.1 ill cot Urn promise!,"nn all .mlantcrop; mum P™ n, £‘" three new and large pixiviston hontKS, and three double negro houses. Ai.su, One, other tract of 330 acres, sil- u iie oil liolli silica of tiaihend creek, two mill's irmn the city ofn»ric..i 200 of wine.I, jsi of the first uuaijty title laud, lull acres cleared and purtinllv |>seked. The character ofihesu hinds ire too well established to need a Intyha des cription. The residue nftl.is tract ,, pine. Sue. aitiifitedon a bhdl on lb.,«l »eekfeinted Dec fi 1 11 Dissolution, T HE Co-partncrahip formerly existing under the firm of liklmnh CS Harroirmj, wasd s- solved hv the death of the latter. Those who have unsettled accounts against said fit marc rc- nieated to hand them in lor settlement, and those indebted to mate immediate payment to A. mciiAlins, Mho win continue the business ih his own Nov 2" - 4B name. - _ CUAULFaS C. WRLGUT AHI) 'WILLIAM D. SMITH, Historical, Portrait. Hank and Seal engravers, H aving formed « connexion, under tlic firm ol H eight tf Smith, beg leave to in- tnnn the public that the ulny e husmesa will be coioilincd at the place furmni lv occupied by <- C \V right, ia part of Mr. Josiah Peufiehi ss vu, at the corner of M Intake,• and lire an sines, where all orders in ihoir line will be pu‘ictbu > mtcndecl to, anil no pains spavud to tf*' e ll,c 111 iiioslsatislactibn. . „ , Notary Public ami Counting-lmuse Seals, Bills of Exchange, Merchants Farcls of Ad- dir88, Visiting Cards, plain and ornamented Door Flatus, Coats of Arms. JUo, all kinds oj CoiHicrplate and Wood Engraving, executed M Lbt* N York and Philadelphia established prices. N. B. Copperplate Printing done ut a rea sonable notice, at the above place.! Nov 19 t L Superior C on i1—B ry a n C oim t y November Term, 1K18. K.x’rx John Mercier, Petition vs. S ' for The legal reps, of Morris Miller} Foreclosure. O N the petition of Margaret Mercier, cxccu- tr.x of tlm Istft will aiul testament of John Mercier, deceased, praying the lorerlosi re ot the equity of redemption ol all that tract or par cel of land situate and being in the county ot Bryan and known by the name of Pnrnassus, ad joining and contiguous to a trnrt of the like number of acres of land belonging to Mrs Di- mere and included under the same name and description; mortgaged by Moit'ih Miller in bis life time to Ihc said John Mercier in bis lift time to secure the payment of the sum of four thou sand dollars mentioned in a certain bond from the said Morris to the said John Mercitr, bear ing date the twenty third day of April, in the year*of our Lord, one thousand eight bundled and fiver It is ordered that the principal and interest due on said bond and the Costs of this proceeding, be paid into court, within .twelve, months from this date, or that from thenceforth v the equity of redemption of-said mortgaged premises be foreclosed; and that such further proceedings take place as the law directs. And It is further ordered, that a copy of this rule be. served on the legal representative of the said’ Morris Miller ri* months before thetime at which the principal, i: terets and costs, aforesaid, are required to be paid into court, or published at least once in each month in one of the public Gazettes of this state, until the,time aforesaid.' lit tract from l1\c minuter th*t 19//* *M»v. 1B18. JameN lin'd, c.s.B.c. Ex’rx John Mercier, T Petition V9. V for Adm’rx M. Miller. } Forclosurc of a mortgage O N motion of It. \V. Habersham, the attorney for the executrix of John Mercier; it ts or dered that the rule li6r.e granted at the tetan of November, 181H, be extended; and that plblb cation thereof directed to the heirs of the said Morris Miller and 'to the s. id administratrix of the said Morris Miller, be made for the spact of twelve niontlM in one- of the Gazt Ites offte city of Savannah. Extract from the minvten, thin 18f/j Nov. 181^ JoBlma Smith, c.s.c.n.n. I.viuiv twenty-five feet above tide WAtevcm nearly m«sUr the olenreiUi..<l; t«Ketfiei; w.tfi fi-nm IU tn r>8 prnwe NEWIOLS smong tliem are C’wpinters, . . .. i will be made unobjectioiiahh t o) , fclU X2 a Administratrix Sale. Onlh. fir,i I'ueiilayln Jumiinj tsr.cf. W ILL be sold ut the court.liuuac In tlic city of SuvannnN a Town LOT mill ln|iUitiK» tunn r-?*'f/iwT,,™;wfiitTO movement tliereoni ulso, one tract nr lot ol !S*r the cooittv of Efili.Kl.mn, conts,,. i,g two l.nmlre.l sores, on the w,Hers ol Offecliee river -Sold for tlie benefit of the beif': 1 "' ere- ditors of Henry tV Williems, by onlcro the jus tices of tlic iitferior court—Terms mwlc know on tlic day of side. , , Hitriili Williams, attui’x. Opt 32-22 NEW CLOTHING. 1 NL" supply of tiESTLEMEN'S I.L.OTI* A I NO tins jost (seen ccelvcd by th««ibscn bers, which tiiev will dispose »f cxtreiely low Oentlemen’s d.mble mill’d Cussinujr Pants toon*, J’rom Jj * Do Superfine Cloth do y * Do single milk’d Cassimcrcs J ' Superfine blue, black, green and. otI*r'fancy colors, Cloth Coats, from -J J Second Uloth do do from HI * 211 Superfine blue, pm-yt drab, bn.wt bottle- frreen, We. Sttrtoot Costs, from 2Jio .>2 Vuucy Hwimadowu Wuistcmts from I! to 5 llluck Florentine do " *0 A Dull'utul bluck Uiusimcre do S3 J to 5 Cmton, merino uiid lunbaMOolkiuttfl blurts from St 2 to 3 Worsted do do Drawers 1 $ to 3 Centlemcn’a frilled Linen Shirts from 4 to 5 Extra and small size Plaid Cloaks, full and half wings, from litto 20 Boys Dresses of a superior quality, from * Fine Youths Coats and Pantaloons, Fine Gentlemen’s Hats, new fashion,I Gentlemen's Kid Gloves Valent Suspender* * ALSO, 40 very fine Livery Suits, of a new model, at House Servants Coatees and Pantaloons 15 Byy.s Suits 50 Codec, Sugar, 4jc. E. WILLIAMS, Offers for sulc, liimlinK 1 ' HMI "^'l’ *' l " rc *' “ ml in an,re, 700 hags Havana Green CbVFLE 110 hogsheads Sugar 100 hags India Sogar ,. V 9 hull d lotlO * • 50 trtuiKH and cases Sum s 160 kegs Butter 40 tons Swede# Iron 1) Imgsiieu.ls Jamaica Hum 200 barrels N K Bum Dec 7—re—10 ftwyers, price and tertus will be n . James Nephew ” " Tlu-^drtur of tltcCliu,lesion Conrici- will please cbpv the above once a week fbl ks, uud* forward then- Account to this urttec for payment.) u Notice. T.L persons Imviiifi; dctnumls aguilist fltc Es- _ { rate uf tlic lute Mujor ANUIILW MILAN, ", ill present them to , Thomas liourke, admr. Notice T llF. cotiurtnersltip of Hotchkiss 81 DulvjTs this day dissolved, by niutuul consent—< tb Superior CourL—Chatham County. January Term, 1819. George Jones, esq. November, 1819. Daniel Hotchk.it. U. Daly. , Oct 30—29 The Subscriber I IeSPF.CTFULLY informs bis friends and , lira public tbut lie bus taken a Store in- 117,He, Duller L' Ketehtm’* range nf Btnldings i No. 3) near the Market, where be is opening u general assortment of Groceries If Dry Goods,, which lie will sell chrnpfur rush. He will also transact Oointnissinn lltismess—Impingb, strict .illenliottsml just dealing, to merit a share of the public patronage. John W inter. Dec 14 0 VALUABLE FARM i • FOll 8AI.F,. yn.L bo sold at private sale, and possession ‘ delivered in tbo montii of January, A Farm or Plantation, containing about (bur hundred acres. Thu pli lias good llnildillgs on it, tianlen, Fences, and onlv four miles from this city, lying directly on Great Ogseliee Bond. For liirtlnfc particulars, apply to Messrs. II. a J. HAIIEItSHAM. fiavaunsh, Uee.*25 till. Not N INE Itisnllis after date, application will be made [o the Justices of the Inferior Court of Libertt coiintv, to dispose of u part, or all 01 Bit* real estate ot James Wilson, deceased, for] and hav the benefit of the heirs. , Snrnh V. ilson, anm r.r. | Id. \\ in, Wilson, atfinV. Nov 20— Notice. [IIIFs professional connection of Doctors Kol- 1 Inch, ('aseif Zt Hemal, was dissolved on the 1st of September, by the death ol Doctor Casey. It iifnec. ssurv tliat the Business of that con cern, and of Kollock cV Casey, be as speedily It led as possible. All who have claims agamst tier, viill please present them immediately for settlement; and those indebted to pay, or liquidate. KOLLOCK & BEBH1V.N. Savannah, 27th Nov.—t—"2 Ex’r. N. W. Jones, | j^ e or petition to 'J' ^ >foreclose mortgatre. Lot No. 7, Ryles Ty- y 66 thing, Heathcoate I Ward, Savannah J O N the petition of George Jones, stating that John Fs. Hartridge, late of the county of Chatham, deceased, was indebted to Noble W, Jones, late of the same county deceased, at the time of the death of the said John B. Hartridge^ bv two certain promissory notes,'in the princi pal sum o^two thousand dollars, beside interest, ami that the said sum of money ami the interest thereon, remained due and unpaid, at the death of the said Noble W. Jones, and that the same and every part thereof now remains due apd un paid: and that to secure the “payment of thq same, tlie said John E. Hartridge, in lus lifetime >v a certain deed of Indenture or Mortgage, en date with the aforesaid notes, did - , • . (ftm» I mortgage unto the said Noble W . Jones, his himself from the same, and at tlie same «» H | u ,- lt8 assigns for ever, all that Lot or parcel that he would render Ins thanks to tne P 11 ®. ] 0 f land situate, lying and being in said city of for their support, which he now u H e8 * “ t Savannah, in the county .«f Chatham and state would recommend the present ocetyan f ^.! 0 f Georgia, aijd knoVvn in the plan of the said worthy of the liberal support of y»c fricnn^oi l. |ty by ° lie num ber seven, (71) Evles Tytliing, is t vipi iitiTi liKlSS* j lleaUicoatc M ard, together with aq and singu- DANIEL HOri i*ai. a- i j, ic ^ nt pp CCH> buUillHgs, rights, me.mbers,Tu - 1 rediti.mcnts ftiid appurtenances tO'the same bu- . rr ^ copart-1 ] on gj n g or in any wise appertaining: and all the nership under tlic firm oi'Hevill JH''* I estate, right, title, interest, property, claim and tiave leased of Mv. Hotchkiss the establish-; I clcmaud whatsoever of the said John E. Hart- * '* ' & Georgia Hotel, Livery Stable*. Stage-Offices, §c HIE i.nJcrsigncd having leased ilicslnive;^ I — ssre. Clnhtirn Devil .ml ■ . » UiJy,b«.liwi.bdr t v,.! g ( T l. lablishineiu to Me his lute partner Gideon rpifR undersigned^ haye^cnti r w HI imtc uaaivi ..i ...... t uuhi.iiki ... ....... en known as ‘'the Georgia Hotel* Livery P «-| ,.' u ig is 0 f, ill or to the same, and the eversion fc w.es Stage-Otfices, 6tc,” near the Market, u) tue J ( . vc .j. M i 0 ns, remainder a id remainders thereof: rityot Savannah, and il being their intentiqn to I nj ^ jt furtliej* appearing to the said court that, devote their time entirely to tins Business, tlie ^ debt aforesaid lias not been paid according attention, comfort am'i public mav expect every attention, coimorv u. convenience, which an establishment oi tins| kind can afford. Claboin Bevill, (iideou Daly. Dec 1—5 ft V |?iV anil Mur **r«hr *.vita, *'«-om t>» 1/ton Skill Great Goats, from 7 to 12 Twill Fearnought Monkey Jackets y Trowsers, suitable ft'r boats bands, from _ ^ fa 9 Bed Shirts gl6 50 a tinmen Striped do. 15 di> Check do. 10 2p Negro Caps and’Glovcs, Zfc Men’s Hats, froilk Negro do. Chauftt Sf Set|, Notice. & NY pprson wishing h convey ance from this A city to MilU dgeville, or any part of this atAte, or the vicinity of Savannah, m a private Carriage, they can obtain tlic sonic on accommo dating terms, on application to the subscriber, at the Stables formerly occupied by John Ad ams, west of the Market, where are also HOW LS olid GIGS to let, John Boon. Dec l.» c* Notice. flllJE subscriber intends, after the expiration 1 of nine months, to apply to the honorable the judges of the Inferior Court of Bryan coun ty, for leave to sell a Tract of fmml, near the Ogeebce ferrv, containing lGtl .acres of tide sw amp land, more or less, now under dam. Ono tract ditto, in Ur van county, on the Bed Bud creek, containing 1650 acres, more or less, prime’sea-island cotton Land. One tract ditto, in Liberty county, near to Newport Bridge, containing 460 ncres, inure or less, inland swamp and pine barren. One tract ditto, in MTntosh Qminty, contain ing iso acres, more or less, inland swamp and pine barren. And two Lots ii* the town of Hardw ick—for the benefit of the heirs and lega tees of ltohevt holmes, dcceascd r beinglhc real estate*of the said llobert Holmes. ELIZABETH HOLMES, .iihiunistratrix Dancing Academy. MIL THEODORE U F.II OLLE, ?GS leave to inform the cit'zcns of SdVsn- o the fenor and effect of the aforesaid promis sory notes; but that there are now due upon them tlie aforesaid principal sum of two thou sand dollars, beside interest. And the said George Jones, Executor us aforesaid, having prayed the foreclosure of the eqqityof redemp tion of tlie said mortgaged premises. , This therefore, ordered on motion of Davis & Drysdale, attornies for the said .George Jony?, that unless the said principal sum of two thou sand dollars, with the interest due thereon, according to the tenor and effect of. the afore said promissory notes unit costs be paid into* court, within twelve months from the date.licre- nail, that he opened his DANCING ACA DEMY, yesterday evening, lBth ijistanf, ut the ^ large and commodious room' ol the Gourt. riot e. i 0J . C{UISC be shewn why the same should’ He will also give private lessons to lauiCs /* n( I not be paid, the equity of redemption of the said gentlemen on application to lum, at tlie insist 1 nmrtgaged premises be from henceforth fore- mortgaged prdhiis closed, and that, such further k other proceed ings take place as ure prescribed hy the sta tute in that case made and provided. »lint it is further ordained, That this Buie be. Corner nf Hue i |>ec 3—reg ,«(/ ilrny.vn si eett- irniHCHisn vi* , ■ , ... i occupied by Mr*. Pierce, opposite the M §*■'(?• Hull. . ,, , .... The days of tuition will be T ucst.ays, I liurs-1 duvs and Saturday s, from 3 to 6 o’clock, P. M 1 for young ladies, and Irom 6 to 9 lor gentlemen. ] published once a month for twelve months, jit, Mr. Fatolle will also.give lessons evei’V i ay I one 01 . more 0 f i| le Gazettes of the City of in the week, at the same place, at such iiouisi «j uvilll1 , a | 1# or be served on the heirs or repro of the morning as mav best suit •families* vv 10 St . ntut ’, vcs 0 f the mortgager, at least six months are desirous to form into chesses, or would pit* p rt . V iousto the time required for.the payment fer receiving private lessons. • • • - ... Persons wishing information as .to Mr. r at - j oli.k’s moral character, education and talents, will bf .pleased to enquire of Mr.Fetit D« til lers ami of Mr. John Guenln. , price of Tuition—$5 entrance, and S^ 5 P cr | N’ov 19-7746 1 | of the said sum of money into bank. Extract from the mi,, vies. Job T. Holies, clerk. Feb lfi 1 Lumber. T HE subscriber oilers for sale two hundred UuMiaafidfeet ot'qbnijje iucb, anil incll mul a quarter FdkreU—with a large quantity of a inferior quality, at bis bis Lumber Yard. Archibald Clark. jg \ St. Mary,, Dec. 16,1619. quarter. Georgia- S. C. PARSONS, suaoEn.y DE-yfisT, -Oglethorpe County. Superior Court, September Term, 1819. Present, Ids honor John M. Dooly. Notice. D OCTOB B aII.EY tenders lua serviAs to the inhabitants of this city, in tin* liu profession, viz: Surgery and the Pri FHYSIGK, together vvith uU the other I appertaining thereto. ' ,M »’>se wno may be under the np rssity o ailing on him, will please apply »t lirih cn's. on the Bav. Nov27-—2 Notice. T HHFK months alter date, tlu» undersigned will apply to the Bank of the Stntiof Geor gia, for payment in fidl, for the left luyid half ol a fifty dollar bill, No. 58, originally ssued by laid bank, and for tlie riglrt band half of a five didlar bill, issued by said Bank, letter D. No. 551. doled 6th August. Ibid—the oilier half of saul bills having been lost or robbed from the mail in •ending them from Mobile to Boston. Wm. Scarbvoagh, agent for EUthu Itonarttjr. Boston Oct l 12 Georgia—-Chatham county. 5..)/. Bond, Clerk of the Court of Ordinary of Chatham County: W HF.KEAS, Silas Hollis and James Morri son, have applied for letters of administra tion on the estate and effects of Mo$cs Pettin- gill, late of Savannah, Innkeeper, deceased. These arc, therefore, to cite and admoo’sh all and singular, the. kindred ami creditors ol said deceased,* to file their objections (if any they have tin mv nlnec. on or before the tvvbntV-ninth have) in my olttcc, on or before the twfcnty-nm 1 day of December next, otherwise letters c “ ministration will be granted the applicant Given under my hand and seal, tlifs 29th day of November, 1519. (L. 8.] S.M. BOND, cr o c c. A CARD. T HE subscriber having been for some weeks absent tvobi tlic city, regrets to find that any of his customers should have suffered by his absence: he the re'fore takes this opportunity of signifving his return, and will be thankful to attend tm all calls as usual, Jacob Furtli, Nov 27—2 Svrper.n Dentist. ■ li n e the House and Property insured r r.sx Then f/ic-i.oss trill not hr great!” « [C-nmnion Kemarks.] Yttswvftwee wgn'mst VVve'. ii livin' p. miss ell, C ONT1MSKS to act as Agent for the IFuek- ingfon iitsure.r,re Cnmjtany ’>f Xex-Vork, (the Cap’.taLof which is Haifa JiiUUti of Dot- ((n't )—and; will, at uil suitable limps, attend to nt !‘ I the surveying of property for Insurance, on ap- ers ol ad-1 jj ca ^ on *p liim at the fliflicp uf Resell & K.tcs, Corner of Boll-street and Bay-lane, where the Hates-of Premium (which the Public are assu red will be as iow as those of any Company in the U. Stales,) will be made known-fur each de scription qt property. Surummi, Sept, 23,.1819. Svvtf, U PON the petition of Jttlitks W. Harkwell, for the use of John Griove, pray ing the H AS just arrived from New-\oric, ana res-i p orec | osurc 0 f ^j ie equity of redemption, in and l)cctfully informs tlie Indies and Gentlemen | . cc-iTulnlot orgroimtl wittritslmdrovetbenls, >\vn and ilistiuguislicd in tlie plan of the ged to ihe said Julius W. Gainham L. Bakestravv, to secure ... . 1 MIC payment of the sum of one thousand dol- iteatest manner ami at the shortest notice, and] p arg> ( j ud> t j le sa |(t Gainham L. Uakcstraw to will attend at their houses it requested. No] ^ Juuus W. Barkwell, by a note of baud person knows the vnlue of a T none—everv front • 1 j -•* »!•.» m»v-nni . • • .... ~ " De- and M. H. JjeeilUrt; HH''****.' . . I to U WIIIMH lUVUi ^nitmu mill HO IIIIJIUM vintiiitn- of Savannah, that he has taken the house tin-1 U0 \ Vil and distinguished in the plan of the nierly occupied by Mr. Taylor, opposite the I town of Lexington, as lot No. twelve (12); the Oourt-house, where he will perform all the ne- gamc bei mortgag"' 1 1n ' v,rt w cessury operations relative to decayco I celli I |, v Gainha He extracts, sets, files and cleans '1 eetii m the thc pa>ment 0 f the at the shortest notice, and ^ by the S . M „ houses it requested. No] t ^ c sa } ( t Julius AY. Barkwell, by a note of hand value of a Tooth until it is or ^ n -| c i )om i, executed on the twentieth day Tooth is invaluable to.the j. November, eighteen hundred and eighteen, ...1 .InroilFl*. Also nUlV-.be I i II .. Tl .1. IA . pei-son of fashion and decency. Also may-be ^ payable on thc twenty-seventh, day of had, the best of TOOTH POWDLL, which will ceni b er ’eighteen hundred and eighteen; prevent tlie tarter from collecting on the teeth. • •• ’ —* ” L 1 N. B. Ten cr twelve Boarders may be accom modated. ^ cC ^ A ^t Wantctl, On the first of January,. | SINGLE Man who can procure vouchers ot \ his honesty and sobriety, and understands w culture of Cotton, and management of Ne groes, to take charge of a Plantation in Bryon co. from 45 to 50 w orking lands. Apply to the Editor. Dec 8—11 * For Sole. A prime Mulatto Fellow, '20 years of age— teim* low. Apply at this Office. Nov 5— Boarders. A FF.1V' Gentlemen can be aceofumodatcc^ with Board, on moderate terms, on the north-cast comer of Lincoln street atkl thc Bay Nov 37 i 2 Pork. I jlORTY-in* Mils prime Fork, N. Y ork city in spection 20 .lo Mess Jo. receivei* ; -r I.cvsnl, anil for sale bv JOHN L.U HKOl* ii CO. nee'21-32 Mrs. Pierce H AS removed to the house pleasantly situated on the,Uay, opposite tlie Washington-Hall —expresses her gratitude to her fneivia* and hopes still t« mem a continuance of their pat ronage. Sept 28—*10 the said mortgage and note,.or single bond, be ing now shew n to the court, and tlie statement ’ in the petition appearing true—It is ordered that the principal and interest of said sum and the costs of these proceedings be paid into court, within twelve months from the date here of; or else the equity of redemption in and to the said mortgaged premises will be foreclosed,- according to the act in such cases made and pro vided. ,ind it is further ordered, That this Bide be published in one of the public Gazette^ in this, state, at least once a month for twelve niontla, or served on the mortgager or lijs special agent or attorney, at least six months previous to thc time the money is directed to be paid. A true copy from the minutes of said court. Isaac Collier, Clerk. sept 20— Wanted to Hire, 4 GIRL of about 10 years of age of good dis position—one )hat bus been accustomed to children would be prefered, apd liberal wages given—Apply to the Printer. Nov 27—2 OUTRAGE. T HE subscribers House in Broughton street was attacked at half past nine o’clock on Thursday evening last, with brack bats by two or three young villams. A i ew ard of THIRTY DOLLARS will be paid for the detection of the villains. JOSEPH MAXWELL. Dec \&—L
