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■*- jfc, - ——- l City Ma rsh n il's On the first i'nMpS) in October noil THTTILI. be sold in front of the Court Vv between the hours of 10 .v. xt. hirfl 4 p the following Lots, if the Ground rents me not P Lot No. 21 Columbia wnnS, SO by POfcor,boun ded cast by Price jst south bv Yurk-st west by lot no 22 and north by 1’resident-st., ui-entcrcd upon ns the property of Mis Hill and Mbs Blogg, for 2 quarters ground rent. Lot,no il l Mlbert ward 00 by 9l> fcSt bounded cast by JetTerson-st. south by Pcrry-st west by lot no 23 north by M'Donmjfgn-st, re-entered upon as the proderly ofC. Bulloch, for 3 quarters rent. Lot No 2 Franklin Ward 00by nil feet bounded cast by lot no 1 south by a lane west by lot no 3 and north by Bay-st., iv-i-ulcred upon ns tliopro- ' perty ol the list, of u. AV. Evans, lor 3 ((Sin ters Lot itoSGranklin ward. iWby On reel,bounded cast by lot no 2 south by a lane west by lot ho 4 uud north by Bay*streeti lv-cntered bjn>n as the property of the Estute ofG. VV Evans, for3 quar ters rent. 1 Lot no 17 aftd 18 Franklin .wnrtTBO by 90 feet each, bounded east by Jefferioit-st south by St. Julian-st west by Franklin |a ire noitlfby Br^- nu-st, re-entered ifyon a* the t : >-perty of John ston & Hills, for 3 quarters sent. T,otno 33 Franklin\vard, t>‘) by 90 feet, boun ded past by lot uo 34 smith by Broughton-st west by West Broad-st north by a lane, re-entered up* on as the property ol Thus. Butler, for 3. quarters tent. . ' - ■ ' Lot no 11 Warren ward, 00 by 90 feet, bound ed cast by lot no 10 south by Bryan-1st West by lot no 12 and north by u lane, re-entered upon as the property of P. Moody and Cute M’Quecn, for 3 quuiters rent. Lot no 12 Watrcn ward, 00 By 00 feet, bonnd,- cast by lot no 11 south by Bryan-st West liy bershaui-st and north byu Ians, re-entered np-’ , as the property of James Bilbo,for 3 quarters Lot no 21 Warren WnrdjOO by 90 feet bounded &pngress-st west by lot least by Price-'tt soutb by Ci ■ fto 22 north by St. Julian-#., re entered upon ns tlii; property of Joseph A. SBbtt for 3 quarters rent. Lot no 5 Washington tVfi A 60 by 90 feet, houn ded east by lot no® south by\larie west by llons- ton-st and horlli by c. lane.i efkntered upon ns the property of J. N ltobertson, for2 quarters rent. Lot no 10 Washington ward, 60 by 90 ft., boun ded cast by lot no 9 south by Bryaii-st west by lot no 11 and north by a lane, re-entered upon as the property of Jno. 1). Cole, for 2 quarters rent. Lot no 31 Washington ward, 60 by 90 ft., boun ded cast by lot no 32 south by a lane west by lot no 30 and north by Congress-*«t, re-entered upon as the property of Jos. Bilbo for 3 quarters rent. Lot no 35 Washington Ward, 60 by 90 ft., boun ded east by lot no 64 north by Broughton-st west by lot no 36 and north liy a lube, re-entered upon - -. as the property of Fanny Williams for 3 quarters rent. 1'. M. STONE, c. 1*. sept 3 171, 1h*i riff* sabs' , m: £ Tir.sila$in Ot^btrMa, biUore (he Court House in F.f- , between the usual hours aid epi Augusta Road, bOundcd'oli the north liy lantta of Slayley, west tiy lands of Cuy- Icr, and south by lands of Abbott— levied on. us the property of.los inn Kc-’'ler*tdsnUsfy art ex- ccut.OM iu luvOr of Samuel Oliver. •flips. ELKINS,-s.is.c-. sept 3 17l ***** - - • , -jActelinistfator’s Sale.. On the first Tuesday in October next, W ILL be sold before the Court House lu Bryan County*, between tlie usual hours of sale, ' All tlie real estate of SarhhM’Klnttiy dec. Con sistlng of two tracts of land pit the CanofiOHCe ri ver,—one of SOU Acres bounded soutli-wesiwavd- iy by unknown and vacant lands,, and on all oth er sides hy vacant lamia; (he other 61 50 acres, bounded N» E. hy lands of ElL.aliuth llani, and on all other sides by vacant lands. Sold by order of the Hop; Inferior Court of Brv- an Comity,’ foi' tlie benefit of the heirs mid ureiii- lors. Conditions made knoWn at the time of sale- ‘ , tJAMES BUTLER, Adm’r. july fll 162 'SBnfuriflT’s sales, On tktfirst Tuesd-ii/ in Aoeembcr next, ILL be be Sold bt-l'ore (lie Court. House in tlie city of Suvamiali, between the usual hours of sole, Two Stages, four horses and foil# setts of Har ness, belonging iii'this end of the Augusta line— levied on under a foreclosure of a iMortgugefioni Joseph.!. Thompson^** Joseph Camming assigned to Alexander T. Hopson. , ir A. D’LYO.N, 0. s. c.c. sept 3 171 Sheriff’s sales, On the first Tuesday in October neil, ILL'be sold before the Court House in Bul loch county between the usual hours of sale, \ A tract of lahd Containing four hundred ncrcs more of less with improvements-thereon in said "county, levied on ns the properly of Win. Fletch er, to satisfy an execution in favor of Elisha Bow en- Also a tract of land containing eight hundred acres, more or less, with improvements thereon in said chunty, levied on a* the property of Enoch Fagan, to satisfy an execution iu favor of Joshua -Everitt- -.*f - JOHN MAT THIS, s. fi. c. sept. 3 171 TaxCoUector’s sales—Continued Ozr'the first Tuesday in Sept, next, '^ITSTlLii be sold at the Court House in the city * V of Savannah; between the hours of 10 and o’clock, the following property', or so much hereof, as will satisfy* the state and county taxes hud costs. The souljiern half of Lbt No. 6, tow*r tylhing Decker Ward, in the city of Savui.nali, levied on to satisfy the state and county toxes of John Street for the years 1823 und 21, and so3ts. A- mount of tax, $23 13. JAMES EPPINGEH, Tat Col. c. c. for i823 ami 24 __ nng9 169 Tax Collector’s Sales. ■ On the first TUESDAY, in November next. Will be smd, at the Court House, in the city of Savannah, between tlie 'hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, the following property, or so ihuch : wiii satisfy we state and county ! nnd costs, to wit: ct of Land oil the north side of Great i River, In Chatham County, containing res, more or less, bounded south by land Ffyer, abbut 15 miles from Savannah. I on to satisfy the state mid county taxes dlory,*for tlie .year 1B24 and costa, of tax—$3 OB ecker Ward, in the city of Sa il improvements thereon-’ Levied on , lie state and couuty taxes of John M. . for the year 1824, and costs. Amount 1 art 06. ; lia Ward, in tlie city of Sa- ound rent to tlr6 corpora- he improvements thereon, ate and edmity taxes of years 1823 and 182-f.— Executors Sales, f»n the first Tuesday in November next. W ILL be soldat the Court House in Uiceboro Liberty comity between the usual liouis of sale, (be following propertv'viz: One ttfegro boy named .Morris the property of the Est. «t DF. Thus Stevens dec. Sold by per mission oCthehon. the Inferior court of Liberty comity for the benefit of the Heir* snH creditor*. SAMUEL STEVENS, Ex’r. sept 22-179 ciioicE E .V CI i. IXi) ENG 7 ,ISI( fresh lind Sic. eare- A'mong which, Administrator’s Sales, On the first Tuesday in Nbrember next. W ILL tie sold at tlie Court House in Iticchn- ro Liberty county between the usual hour* of sale. The following tracts or lots 6f land vis: One tract or lul of land no 3rt3; 7lh District Wilk inson now Telfair .county containing 202* acrc3 • One other tract or lot of land no 329; 7th Distrirt Wilkinson, now Telfair county containing 202 . acres. One otiier tract or lot of land no 436; 7th District, Wilkinson now Telfair county containing 202'. acres. One other tract or lot of land no 255; lltli Dis trict Wilkinson now Telfair county containing 202.J acres. One other lot or tract of Land no 1R3-, 8th Dlstricl Munro now Pike county containing 202 1 . acres One other tract or lot of land uo 87 ; 8th District Munro comity cnntaitrg 202^ acres. One other tract or lot of land no 199 1st District Walton county 250 aers. One othertract or lot of land rf#7fel-, 14th District Telfair comfy cotihiihirig 202.1, acres. Being the real estate of L Lafd dec. Sold by permission of the bon. tlie Inferior c urt nf Lib erty county for the benefit of Abe Heirs and Cred itors. f EDWARD WAY, Adm’r. Sept 17 tl'l fUS".' rficfiivcd pev ship Augusta, a fr aleganiassortment ofPEKFUMEHY, fully seiodtooby,thn proprietor. A'moi are tho following nrticlos:— Maccasser, Russia^ Beiu-s, mid Antiqitd Oils, for beautifying and promoting’ tlie growth ol hair PomatuniiinMarge andiniail poti,nll sorts ol odors’ . ■ Rose, Ofang* Flowed Luvortdor and Cologne. Wa,turgh boxes, very highly perfumed^ ■ Essences ofBurgamot, Leinou, Luvenderi Musk and Cilliir.mou Milk of Roses, oi hemity’s proServntivc Quirks Esseueo of Tyre, for changing light,Vcd or grey hair, to a permanent mid beautiful ' browii.or btack Low’s very superior scented shaving nnd wash SOupS. all sorts of perfume; Naples, Pot, ; Cake amt Quintessence shaving Soap ., Wind sor perfumed fancy Soap, by the box Hair Powder of various odors, Powder Pull's of assorted sikes Elegant Pocket, Dress, and fitiC teeth Combs, nnd ivory Letter-Folders Ladies mid Gentlemen’s Focket-Books With and without clasps, Of all sizes, tndu&pens allies assorted patterns Gilt Curd Cases, nsaorthd patterns; and Visit ing Cards to suit them Silver Pencil Cases, best quality, do do Tooth Picks do do; do Tweeters,Penknives* Scgui Bet**, Dominoes Fancy tint glass, Mermaid and English Pungent Smelling Bottles, Dice, Playing Cards,Ladies’Toilct DresS Cases, Gentlemen’s Shaving do Bi-tlon’s superior Dentrifibe,Marshall’s do. But ler’s do. Prepared Charcoal from the willow hark. Tho-npson’s Aromatic Tooth Paste, for whitening and preserving tlie teeth Eye- .tones, SnulY Boxes, a fine assortment ol Reeve’s Colors, Tapers of all kinds, Phos phorus Boxes Fancy shaving Boxes of nil sixes, very Superior, do Brushes, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes Tooth Brushes, with tinted and plain Inmille Of the best quality, und various oilier kinds ol brushes, made 01 tin- best materials John Barber's and Thomas Scurgill's superior Razors, in douhle mid single cases, mndetn order, warranted to plcnsu the purchaser or to be returned An elegant assortment of Glass Lamps, attached to stands in complete style Tonquiu and Vanilla Beaus-, Gold Leaf, and Dutch Metal, *ic ike ALSO, Fifty packages of GENUINE DRUGS MEDICINES FANCY ARTICLES. £c. all of which hasbeen selectedbv himself,'express lor this market. Gentlemen, Physicians, Coun try Merchants, Planters, aftd all tliut wish to pur chase in this line, shall he Supplied on ns Accom modating terms us any house may offer in this City, For Sale at wholesale and retail, by ANSON PARSONS, Druggist, No. 8, Gibbon’s' Buildings, aiig 9 - „ » FT? ICE For the Sule\yf Negroes, fyc. liK-subscribeF*Ofycc is removed to Joint JJ» stoti’s Square, 3 doors west ot the State Bunk. ’ \ - FOn Ailf, improved LOTS in tile City, Tracts of Land in the hew Counties, A young Negro Womauj cook, washer and field bund, mid ,dtlit:i\valuablO Negroes. II'.WTIM, Planters’ and State iiaiik.Stock, Prime Field Hands. \ JAMES EPl’lNGER. jmto 20fM. , 139 ; Sheriff's sales, continued. On the first Tuesday in Oct. next. W ILL be sold at the Court House, in the city of Savannsb between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, All those two Tots end improvements in (he city of Savan nah known in plan of said city ns num bers (21) twenty one and (22) twenty two Jack- son ward Orleans square levied on asihe property of Eleaz. Early under a fi. fa. in fuvotir ot Amos Scddder. All the right title and interest of Anuew Ktlox in Kiue'swlMrf Iteingqne undivided eightbof two undevided Ihirdsand one tindevided seventh’ of one undevided eighth’of two nndcvidesl thirds, levied oil as the property of Andrew Kuoxlo sat isfy an execution in favour of Williamson and De Villers. Sr Id at the risk of the former purchaser. E D’LYON s. ^’sept I* 177 t No.’ 38 Co' _ vannali, subject to tion of said city, wf Ee-. ied on to satisfy Ann Rpdmeir, “ Amount of tax- A Tract of Land in Cnmdbn Cotfnly, on the south side of Great Satilla River, <,onta ning 6O6 acres, more or leSs. Levied on te satisfy the Mate and county taxes of Che..estate of Matthew Johnston, for the years 1823 and 1824and costs Amount of tax-^-$10. Tux Collect. CltaJ. Gouiiiy] f>rr 1823 ^-48^4. august 30.;-. -.^ggaarewBcg^'^- ' - : - • . <** ■ ' 1 ■ .J: - •' mmC. . “ On the iirst Tuesday in Novcnibei TT7"* 11 be s®* 11 at the court house in me city ot v'V Savannah, between the'hours of 10 and 3 <A:look the following property, or so much there of as will satisfy tlie state ami epunty taxes and costs, viz; A tract of land irY Little Ogccbce District,Chat ham county, containing 800 acres, more orless, levied on to satisfy the state'and county taxes of Peter R. Clifton, for the years 1823-and 1824,and costs; amount ol tax ijjUF 62. Lot no. 16, Franktln ward in tlie’cTty of Savan- nail, bounded off tlie cast by Jeffeison-st. on the south by !'.ryan-st. subject to a grouud rent to'the corporation of said city, with the improvements thereon, lcV ed on to satisfy tlie state alid cou ty , taxes of the estate of Francis Doyle, for tiie years 1823 and 1824, and costs; om’.t of tax, $178 89. A tract of land in Ogechee District, Chatham county, containing 260 acres, more or less, tevfad on to satisfy the slate and couuty taxes of Nicho las .T. Carter, for theyear 1824, and costs; amount ot t ix $2 64. _ A tract of lift'd InC-liatbath county, on the Lou isville road, about 12^ miles from Savannah, con- • tainlpg 30(1 acres, more or less, levied on to satis fy the state and county taxes of Charles M Gools by for the year 1824, mid costs; amouiit of tax $2 28. * A tract of land in Glynn couhty, containing 600 , acres, more or less, bounded north by land of Jas. llarrisnu, and on all otbersidosby ve.Cant land ; /granted to Juhn Aliller in-1797, levied on to satis fy the state and county thxes of Catherine I.inl- bert for the years 1822 add-1823; amount ol tax $9 37, Tames eppinger, Tax Collector, Chatham cOunty for 1823—’24. ‘ ang 25 167 d t EORG1A, Chatham County Hy the non. tnr \J Justices of the Inferior court sitting for ordina ry purposes. To a Lowborn it' may ctAir.ern. Whereas Alexander Hunter has applied to the honorable court of ordinary of Chatham county, for letters of administration on tlie estate mid efleetsof Isabella Hunter late of Chatham county Spinster dechiin behalf of the heirs. These are therefore to cite and admonish uii and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to file their objections (if any they have) to the granting of the administration of the estate of OftBaid deceased to the applicant in the clerk’s offitTd of thejmid court, on or before the 15th day of August next; otherwise letters ad ministration wilt be granted. Witness the honorable Anthony Porter, one sf tlie Justices of the said Court this I5lh day of July, A. D. 1825. S. M. BOND, C c o. inly 16 . . 150 N INE months alter the date hereof,application Will-be made to the Hon. fhe Court of Ordi nary for th.c County of Chatham, for leave to sell theifvholc ora part, or parts of a tract of laud, lying and being in the county ofEffingham, con- , -tahiihg by recent survey,, nine hundred and eigh ty five acres, and known by the iiame of Uie Tuck-. A VALUABLE Tide Swamp Plantation and . Toll-Mill, FOR, SALE ON SAVANNAH RiVER. The subscriber has been spe c.iullv entpoweml itv the ere dilors of the late Jambs H. Anckum, to selltlie Plantation (Laurel-Hill) on Savnmi.ili Back River, which Was assigned to him, in trust for tliem. The place is altogetherone of the fittest Rice estate in the State ,d South Caroli na, on ah excellent pitch of the tide, exempt from injury either from freshets or salts, and protected by its locality from the extreme violence of nu- trimmil. gales. The limitation consists of four hun dred acres of Tide-Swamp, three hundred and se venty-five of which are ill fine order mid under bank-—On it there is, for its size, the-most effi cient Mill 011 the River, which has within tlie sea son. pounded^KiOts barrels; it is now in excellent urefer, and commands as a Toll-Mill as much hu siliess hs she can do. Ou the jllace there are a com fortable dwelling house, two barns, whnywing house mid stacking yard, all situated on a fine knoll 13 febt above tlie level of the Swatnp, on which the crop was saved during the hurricitric of the last year, and which is cnlcillafed to afford a complete protectioe-fo it ns Well as to the lives of the he grnes oli'any similar occasion. There are a ho ve ry good negro houses for One hundred and fifty negroes-, with an overseer’s or. miller’s house. The terms wiITJbn one fourffi cash, lialahce pay able in three animal ihstallthciits, with a moil gage of the property mid atl assignment of a poli cy of insurance on the tide machine.—Possession to be given on the 1st of February next, or be fore if the'crop no\V planted should be sent to market- CapitafisH who are disposed to vest their fond in this uncommonly fine estate, will apply to l’p tit De Viliers, Eso. in Savannah. Geo who will furnish every facility to those who may wish to visit the Plantation; fo Ogierfc Carter; Charleston who have the Plat, or To the subscriber. JAMES HAMILTON, Jr. Assignee of the fate J. H. Ancrutn. If the plantation is not sold at private sale pre vionsly, it v' r i|| be exposed at public aticriun on the, 18tl> of November next, by Ogier & Carter, Charleston. june 1 -4123 Corn,: O RRSHELS prime Maryland whiet O k/y v" Corn, allont. on boardschr. Trial 4lt - * 1 ’(ippr Whaif, atld or sale by iufifi* 12fi HALL k HOYT. July 14- WILLfAM MOREL, liian A. S-R-oeVOrphans.' '(VTINE merntbs.,after date’ application will he A 1 made to the Hon. the Just|«e* of (lie tnfnrtor Co rt of ifculibdll County;. f<ir leave to self u tract of land,’-coritalil'ing two hunfedaiires more orless lyinj; aiid being in tbe county of Houston in the state of Georgia, known by the Not 97, fourteenth' district, sold for the benefit of the heirs' and cred itors of-—— Purvis, an orphan dec. -w-i-. MURPHt, lone 2 12-f, * Gua’dn.endA' Twenty Dollars Reward, R AN AW AY From the Subscriber some time in- April last, a negro man named Will, some liinfis cal ls himself Willis, about six feet high and about 23years of age, lie has a sulky look nnd an effeminate voice, speaks’ slow when spoken' to, husH scar on the upper lip dr under the left eye, us likewise a scar on the left arm, occasioned from a blow of a stick, he is a Blacksmith by trade. I will gige the above reward for the delivery ol said negro in arty jail in the State so f get him. k William murphey, Washington Cotinty Ged ang 4*158tit • Elegant Brushes, TUST received from Mr. Taylor’s Factory, viz. J Cloth Brushes; Hair Patent penetrating, large and very. su perior, Waterproof do! Tooth Brushes, silver wire'/ Jappaned Flesh Brushes, Plate, Slmving and Comb do.' 'Bottle BruSes; l-’orsale by, A. PASONS' Druggist No. 8, Gibbons’ Cuildtldgs. sept 18> Georgia-—Glmtham Gounty, COURTOFORDINARY, 1st Au-mst. 1825 O N the petition of Robert Habersham and Jo scpli Habersham Executors of Frunriy C6ur vpisie. late of Chnlhnm County planter dec’ll stn ling that by Ibq’-Willof the said d. c’d it h ordei ed that a truet.oflund fu Chatliurtl county situated on the,i.onisvijle Rpad, containing fifteen JiUndred apd fifty acres’; Known tlie rame of Clay’s place, bounded oir.the nortTi and nor h cast’by lands .fqnne.riy the fn'optrty of II. oou.qoin dec’ll,■ utt erly by fands of tlife Esiate of John Gibbons and others/southerly and westerly by lands of the estates of Josiab B F6x nnd James iJabershani Alsoa lra’ctof land in Camden county on the ,Sa tilluHiver containing .one thousand nCres more or less, originally granted to Williurfi Telfair, and praying lea'vfs to Sell the aforesaid tracts of land agreeably to the will df tlie deed. It is ordered that aii order nisi fie granted the petitioners,and be published nine months in one of the public Gazettes of tile'eity of Mavannnh and if no objections are filed thereto that then if ,be made absolute. m Extract-from the minutes 8: M. BOND, c. c. o. aiig f3 162 Bank of Darien. R ESOLVED that a reduction of lbper cedi' fie and 13 hereby required, on all paper due ai the niotiier Bank; on or before tho 21 thereafter November next; and uv every reiiewa tbreufte. a similar reduction until tlie same shall jiavd’ a mounted to 30 percent. Extract from Hie minutes’. ... EBEN. H. REhb i:u/h. tr The-Millcdgevill Jouninl uud Savamial Republican, will publish the above until the Is) of November! pine 25 142 .4. Genuine Earn Medicinale de * IJusson. JUST imported by tlie sh^ Emily. Clarified Honey, Just'received from Boston, and for sate by A. PARSONS, Druggist No, 8, Gibbous’ Uuildiugf. Twiggs, LA.YV NOTipK. T HE subcrlbers having assoewted lheMselvc«i together in the practice rtf latV, are prepared to attend to any business in the line of their pro fession. They Will practice ill the Counties of Uilib^ Nloarop l’iko, Fayette, Ncwlm, Houston Crawford* Upson; Baldwin, .Toil Pulaski, Jasper, Putnam, and Wiikinl ADDISON MAS DELL , THOMAS CAMPBELL Macon Dec 27, 1824. 1(41. ig 4 158tAN \ [Rferior Court-^Chatliiim coiHity July Term, \td%b U PON the petition of William Slack/ slating tl at lie was possessed Of u certnln prfcfnisso- y note fur Six hundred and fifty dollars, mule on lie second day of February Eighteen lull tired ind twenty, by Mury Motta, payable lw6 yeibs nf- er date to Edmuml Warren; or order, and Upon which note the snid Edmuml had made a gitaran e in these Words; " I guarantee the payment of the within fiote to the 111111* stated.” Signed Ed mund WariV'n, “and which note was by the said Edmund delivered lb the petitioner. It nnpeur- "ug to tlie Court that thfi said note has been lost <nd cannot lie found and that a copy of snid note ts bear ns can be recollected together wftli cv dunce of its existence tifid loss is filed lli the, office ol its Clerk. On Motirtn 6f Law h Ju'ck'son-, it is Ordered (hat any and all persons interested do shew canse on or before the next term 8f this’ Court why the prayer of the petilioiierforthe Eslablish merit uitlie said note should not bd granted, nnd that this rule be published in one of the public Ga zettes of litis state once a inuulli Ontil the tifiie appointed for shewing cense there in. A true Extract from the minute* A. B. FANNIN; Clk, nug 2 157 HEAD QUARTERS, WAYNESBORO, 14th July, 1826.’J BRIGADE ORDERS. In Conformity tn orders from the Major General of the Division, cm- natingfirom orders oftlie Comman der in chief, Colonels George Wych, David T Smith, Augustus S. Jones, Robert i’utlo, L tlleton Spivy, and Micluiel Young, of the 4th, 5th, Oili, 7th, 8th, and 91 fi Re- giments, are ordered to proceed tovthwitli.to (lie couiplelion nf the 'organization of their respective Regiments, where the privates.ne glect or refuse to elect officers,they must be nominated as directed b law, And such nominate 1 persons, will lie consii ered liable to nil the duties, nnd subject to all the fines and penalties, for military officers, os ofiScers are who have been duly elected uud commission od. The Patrol dptics required hy law, it R further ordered, will be enforced with military exact ness. Wr. A prompt report of thc’cxeculidh of these ori d«*rs, forwarded direct to the Brigadier GeueFul will be expected. DAVltf TAY LOR, jr. r. c. July 18 m151 # . (a corain—I liberty County, ' [J Y Elijah Baker, Clerk of the. Court of Ordina- . ry for the County of Liberty. Joseph M’Uowcn jr. npptie- ior letters of ait- '.inlsti'ivllort Oil the goods unit chattels, rights nnd credits that were of John M'Uuwcil, late of snid comity dec’d. * These ate tlieibfch’e to bite ahd atltttohislt alt and singular the kindred mid creditors of the said dcc’d, to file their objections (if uuy they kavu) in my office at ttluelmtouglt, on or before the first Monday tn OcUbur next; AthetWls letters of udminUtt-atiou Will he’grmited to tlie Said uppli- cunt. Givou nudcrlhy hand Aiid Seal; this eleventh day of August iii the veur ol tiur Lord eighteen limidrud and twenty live; add id tlie fifteenth year of American Independence. K. BAKER, c.c. o. c. t. .ang 18 , , y*164, g t EORGIA, Chmlmm county. By the lion. the. VT Justices 6f the Inferior Court, While silting for ordinary paiposcs.’ . To all whom it may concern. Whereas,Hamutal Johnson, exucutrix 6f Tltbiii ns Johnson, late i f Savannah, deceased, has peti tioned the lion, the court of ordinary, io bo dis charged from her said executorship, Madeira Wines. T HE undersigned has on hand, alid offe rsfo snip upon liberal terms for.chsh or npproyed acceptances, payable in this city, a mriintity of Madeira Wine of the justly celebrated brand of John Howard March Co. in pipes, half-pipes quarter casks andcightbs, of varioifsimportiilions: some yery old, and nil very superior. He has always p. subscription Lfsl Open foV the Importation of Wi’ne from Madeira tq tlii* place nnd will thankfully receive orders for any quan tity: lie will in the course of this month, forward a list which will he supplied in tlit* couise Of the next ensuing autumfr. . . FET1T de villers. Savannah, r ith July, 1825; Fuctrtr july 12 . ct148 The l\cw Infanirtf Tactics. W. T. VVJIJ.LUIS, H AS JUST RECEIVED I NFANTRY TACTICS, or Rules for the Exerci ses &, Manoeuvres oftlie Infantry oftlie U. S Army, revised by Gem Scott, and u board rtf Officers, mid adopted by the last Con . .gre-iS.-^— < S>5- , ■ . GENERAL REGULATIONS FOR THE AR MY, or Military Instituted, a new edition re Fised by Gen; Srotf,—Jg*3. METCALFS’ 6inEsf, of Massachusetts'Reports from I8’R> to 1823.—$4 50. B1GA LOWS’ DIGEST, of Massachusetts Reports second edition comprising the cases from 1785 to 1821—one large Volume.—$9. WALTER SCOTTS' LIVES of the Novelists, prefixed to Ballantynes’ Novelists Library, 4- riuw first published separately, 2 Vois.—$1 ROPERS oh tlie Law of Propertv, arising from tlie relation of Husband and Wife, 2 V.—$10 SCIIOOLCRAFTS TRAVELS in the central portion of the Mississippi Valley in 1821 with Mnp anfid plates—$3 5i). DRAWING COLOURS, in Boxes of various' sizrts From 60 cts t'o'$l2. Togetlier with a variety of other works.' ang 9 M.ifii) iVotice. ^XWNERS of Horses, who are in the habit of ^ f allowing tliein.to go at large through the ' tiy, are. notified that in' cojiforrtilty with the Or- dinnhee, they will be taken up ufter Thursday next, and placed in the pound, uniTthefe kept Until tlie fine of five dollars id paid. ¥. AL STONE/ Marshal, .aiig 16 lf.2 A T.L pe^ons having anydemanda acaimit iV Burton dec d and late of the Counw bn/uum, are requested to present Cf MiliMU'tbcr, properly authenticated. ; indebted to make payment forthwllH 4 S HUBERT P BUlU'pN, AdttfJ aug 13 A LL pcrsni.s indebted to the estate of u I der Martin, late of Liberty Countv t 'l lid, areroqueated lo make immediate R- F. BAKER ‘iW W. II. MARxin 1 Efy ma/10. ffU2 >» " VjTNE montlis^ulter 4ate nppli c 'S^ , J ntado to tho lion. Inferior court V?l lomtly, for leave to sell tlie teal nndh-L 1 ' 1 ^ CO.tIUty, iui ivuiu xw ouil me 1'i‘iii ,* || .1 h . -m tato of J-odowick Lard, ialc of THllLn 0 "* 1 ! deceused, for lltc benefit Of tlie heirs» , C0 *f E ’ WAti&j Those are therefore ib cite undadfnrtfiish all non bl the ectute of Johh fe, Alicw Bec'bWisJ add singular the kindred and creditors of the safd .tioiied tlie llrtn. Uni CoUrl of Ui din arv . deceased, lli file titeir Objectioiu (If any they have) iii the clerk’s office ot the coi'trt of ordinary on or licfore the tile. 3d day of Nor. next, other wise letters dismissory will be granted the peti tioner. Witness the Hon. John Crnmnitig, oiie thb.Ius (ices of snid court, tills 3d day of MftV, A.D. 1825 may 3. . S M BOND, poo.. C t EORGIA, Clmtliuin County.—By tlie K Iloii JF tlie Justices of thl Inferior Court, sitting fo Ocdinary purposes. To nil whom it may concern; Whereas Isaiah Davenport, administrator 01 Win Atkcrson, dee. has petitioned the honorable the Court of Ordinary tb be discharged frotrt hi* said administration. Now these are therefore to ette and ndtndnlsb nil find singular the kindred and cre.ditorfiof tin Said dec.to file their objections,(if any they have) in the Office oftlie Clrrk of the Court of Ordina ry, on or.be.fdre (lie 3d day of November next, q tlierwise ietterJ dismlssory Will be granted the pe titioner. Witness the hon. Joint Camming, pine of the Justices of the suid Court this 3d day ot Mtiy, A D. 1825. S. M. BOND, c.c. o. may 3 G EORGIA Chatham county—% the hon. tlu Justices of the Inferior court of Cfiuthani coim ty sitting for ordinary puiposcs. Tp all whom It may concern. Whereas Isaiah Davenport, administrator of ttie estnteblSumucl Davenport. Intc bf Savannah carpenter, dtc. has petitioned the lion, court of Ordinary tb be discharged from his suid adminis t ration. There are therefbre to cite and admonish nil and singular, the kindred nnd creditors oftlie said deceased tn file their dbjectioris (if KhJ- they lmve,).Jn the office of the office of the Clerk Ot the court of ordlnnry, <>n or before tlie 3d day ol Nov. liexf, otherwise ietlcrs dismissory will he granted the petitioner. Witness the honorable John .COmming, one of tho Justices of said court this dhv of May, A. D 1825. S. M, BONI/, c c o. »-»y 3 - ■ ■ ^ N EORGIA, Chatham County-—By the Hon. the it Justices of the Inferior Court sitting for or dinary purposr.\ \ Trt’all wlkom ft may concern. Whereas Timothy Barnard, cXectttor of Wnrro.n Perpival, dec’d, liai petitioned tlie Court of (bril- ary,to be discharged from his said executorsnip. These are thereforeto’citc and admrtnisli all ami singitlat the kindred nnd creditors of the snid dec. to file their objections, If any they have, in the clerk’s office of the said court, on or heforft tin: twelfth day of November next; otherwise letters dismissory will be pointed (he petitioner. Witnessthe flon. EiUvrtrd Harden, ojjh rtf the Justices oftlie said Court, tlie 12th (iay hf Mary a. d. 1825. s. m. Rond, cco. mny 12 . 106 , J' t EORGIA, EHiinglmmCoimfy—R^t/ier/on-f/ij! VX Justices oj the Inferior court silting for ordi nary purposes. To fill whom it may cotlcern. Whereat Elias Reed .administrator of V>\ J Spencer, dec. lias petitioned tlie Hon. tlie Court of Ordinary to be Uisniissed from bis said admin istialon. . . These are (hetefore to cite mid admonish and singfitfcrtlie kindred und creditors oftlie' said dec’d,to file tliqir objec|jonX (if any they have) in the office of the Clerk of the court of ordinary on or before Hie 28th day of December next, otherwise IcRerX dbmiasory will be granted the petitioner. Witnessthe Hrn. John Witldhpur, one Ot (lie Just leer of tlie said Court, the 27th ~duy of June, A D. 1824, jnneSa 134 ...JOHN CTJARf.TON ti.c.o.«' Fine Cneicing Tobacco, J UST received per Corsair, Lorillurds Manufa’C luring, and 'to <wuic by A. PARSONS, Druggist No 8, Gibbons’ Buildings. may 13 ...... Select Teas or Family Use, rUST Received per recent arrivals,’ ft fresh ' supply-of, - . - S IMPERIAL, IIYSON J VOUNfi HYSON, rintf POtJOHONG TEAS. Imported by Thos. H. Smith in tlie ship Murip, froin'f'a'ntrtn; at'Ncw-York; ('usto'irflfrs may. de pend on the qilttlity-of those Teas, as selected by h first rate judge, and wanin’, ed to be oftlie new Crop. For sale at retail'by- A-PARSONS Druggist, No.'8/Qibbohs’ Buildings, ane 4 158 . Maliys Benowned I Muster, ClotlT. f\ Sovereign remedy for all ulcers; sore, breasts, <££» Boil:*, sore legs, swellings, sprains, bruises’, pains in the back, tec. , ./%, Approved and feertrfimended by,all tlie emin ent Physicians in^.he city of'Ffiilttdhlphlii? For sale by appointment. . . ' A, l’ARSONS. Druggist; No: 8, Gibbons’ Buildings. augff C s EORGIA, Effingham County—By the lion X the Justine* Of tlie Inferior Court, of said coun ty sitt-mgfor ordinary purposes. 1 _ To all whom it may concern-. . Whereas Thomas Hurst, executor of Wnj M Ga- hagiii, dec. Inis petitioned to tlieffon. the Justices of the Inferior Court sitting for Ordinary purposes to lie discharged from tiie cxecu&rsiiin uforesaid. These are, therefore to cite aiul admonish nil anti singular the kindred nnd creditors of (lie -aid deceased, to file their objections (if any they litfve)in the Clerk’s office ofthe snid Court, on or before the fourth dgy of November next; other wise letters disniis?ory «.vill be grafited. Witness the Hop. John C. II.elveiistnfi, one of the Justieerf of the said Court, the 4th daV ofMay, AD. 1825. . JOHrixCH ARI.TON ,* Clerk mny 6 \ lftrt 1.1162 Notice, tdrs; mig31 . ( ’fjOltUlA, Clintliam l „omrr,s,-r~ ii.x 1,„r a,.. 1..1S...T iLJae the .Justices of tlie Inferior toCal for drdinury pltrposes, 1 ‘ 1|! ’lb all whbhi it inay concern Vherfeusj Willlum Rhliti, adfiiiulMiaW del iuiivu utv utm. inn 01 uruiimrv in \ ’ barged from his said hdlnhilstrnlion ■ ! Tliesb are therefore io- cite and -J afid singular the kindred ami crclliiuu of , !l l dcecnsed to filethelroldfectionS, if inn-ii, - in the clerk’s office, of the Said Court r T lore the 9th day of January next letters dismissory wIU he. grkntnd thi»„ y 1 Witness the Hon. E. Hiu-deu,onc ottll Hi of said court, this 9th day of July A j july » .. j-7 , 6 ' MW ounly; silling for ordinary rmpusas.» * To nl l lu <vhom it may concern;- Whereas Levt S. D’J.von, ndminisn»| nr I estate ot llezhkibii Winkler, dee. |,g| L-.-1 the |lon. tlie Court ofOrdlnmy to be troth his said ndhiinislratton. " These are theroforo to cite mid 8 i| nmni J and siugula^the kindred nnd ereditorst,| thl deceased to file their objections if anV ilu-vi in tho Clerks office of the Coiirt ot Orriilrl or before the ninth dfiy of.leminry next* wise letters dhm Issory wilt be granted the i tloner. . ♦ 1 Witness tlie Hbn. Ed. Harden,one of tit e ! j tiofes of tlid sold court, this Wli duy nf ,|„| v » 18 r 6 ,- o ’ s.MjoftfiS july 9, 147 , t * EORGI A—EHiuglmin T'liutity.—Fy i/i(" ■" the Justices of the Inferior' Court, ht\ county,.fitting foi ordinary purposes, J 1 To alt whom it may ctmutn. WhcreaS, Howhll Hines, executor of H ani Hinesriias petitioned to the Hon. the Jus.ic] the Inferior Court sitUnfffor OrdinkrKuJ to be discharged from the exl*cnloriliip ( f M J These me tliftrefere to cite nnfladfiiDnisjii singular the kindred nnd creditors of the i,,_ ceased, to file their Objections (if any iteyil in the Clerk’s Office of the said Court, cl before the*4tft duy of December licit; otic letters dismissory will be grunted. Witnessthe Hon. John Vftldhuuerhne Justices 6f (he shid Court, the 4th N*v, A-B.1L mny S 100 JNO CHARLiOft.cl G eorgia, Chatham comity—iiyuc if Justices if the Inferior Court for jiary purjrote. To all w ho'fn it may concern* WborfiaS Francis H. Wclninn, executor of] jamln Brooks, of Savannah, Merchant, dcc’d pefltiofiedthe Hon. the Court of Or- inaiy, tl discharged from his shid executership. These are therefore to, cite andadmonisli singular tlie kindred anil creditors ofthe sail to file tbeir objections (if any they, have) i clrk's office of the said court, on or beft twcl ! th day of November next j otherwise. dismissory will be granted the peti'ioncr. Witness the llrtn. Edward Harden, Justices ofthe suid (,’ourt, tin- 12th duy 1 A. D. 1826. . ^ ^ € * F.OltGlA Clintliam'( omity—% !.y| if ihc Justices of the Inferior Court\j l/ County sitting for orflinury purposes. , To nil whom ilniHj conM 11:. Wji'eie fas liamUlfai Joiiui-iin ExCrii^ixti edict.Boiirquin; late of Chatham .( minty deceased so .far as rclfite? to his pci-oiml ministrfifive of thcreal estate of tin- -aid dec bns fietitioncd the Ilo'n. Court 6f Ordinaijj dtsclinrgkd Irom her said Executorsl.i] >; ministratorsliip. These arc therefore tot kite aniHadniinii and singular Hie kindred and creditors nf It I depeased to file their objections if any thq rin tlie Clerk’s,Office of the Court of oidir.i .hr before' tiieftHird airy of November mifn wise Letters Dismissory will fac granted the Witnerfthe Honorable jiansbRead ' said Justices, this the third dujr of May, A - thousand eight hundred and twenty five. .may 3 . S. M, HOMl. c.c.l TVi INK months nfl^ date L. A made,4o the ftp. infefso- v.w.wj •; CrtVinty toiirr.' sitting ‘foc/ordinary purpo-i leave to sell certain tracts of Tine und, t on'mid neat* Doctors Crock nnd other |d« Hit benefit of tlie Heirs and Creditors-1 ' Aiidersou," dece.nsed. inay 14 JOE JONl’.P,, CITY Tli£j)SUIU2JVS OFFICE, ) l'fltb A110 1825. I Assize bj Bread. T llE aVerage pri«to ol Flour being fft 75 lfcr bbl, 196 lbs. weight, the Weight of Bread for the present month must be . 12.J cents Loaf - 3 His. 1 oz/ Cj “ - 1 84 Of which all Bakers and Sellers of Bread ivlll take due notice. ' M, W. STEWART, c. 1.. aug 10 163' Saratoga? Congress find Mim- eral Spring Waters Dogled in icbf, F OR the. accomiftodatioh of (ho pubjlc',' this celebrntei| Saratoga Watpr, has been kefit •for some fime past, and | shrill continue to keep it cooled in Ice during the season. If will be rea dy for delivery every morning at'half past five o' clock precisely. For sale on (Is liberal terms as- my neighbors, by , AV PARSONS, Druggist r No'8 Glbb'eri’s Buildings.’ - july 19 161 ; —x—: : 12, -■' ■ Classical and Philosophical SEMINARY /OF ST. AUGUSTINE. jffftms Institutirin wlll open oii Monday 1st,of August for tlie instruction of young gentle men. The several branches of a polite am) sci entific education will'be taught in tills establish ment. Purents arid guardians who will entrust their children and wards to the 1 confidence ofthe principal may expect the utmost attention paid lo ;t1«> literary improvement of the scholars. TERMS OF TUITION. T.ntih'and Greek per quarter ^16 00 Mathematics, do Jh H) English . .do 10 00 Rev’d TIMOTHY M’CARTHY. .jhly 21 152 The Bavannull Repulilicnri is is fecjuoBtcd lo print tliisyiilvertisemeui once in the week for four months upii futwin'd hisnccountjo this office. London Mustard T Wf ARRfiff^TED a phre article, just r’e- H ceived per Corsair, and for sale hy may 11 , A. PARSONS’ , . Druggist No. 8 Gihlmns’Rnijdings Picked iij), B V a lihielc Boy a few day since on (lie Road .a Plaid Clonk which the owner can have by paying for this advertise'incnt and pay the boy isomctfiiiig for his trouble. * • * sept 23 182 TvOtr-r months alter" date appliCHliun J. T made to the Hon. the Inferior Ciairi Irani Comity toy leave to sell nil the reali .fames Wallace, Esq. dee d. consisting of 3 Lots No. 9 and 10; Lot No. 7, Carpenter'# L’of No. 3, VVa liiugtori Wafd'j Lpt $o T Sy improvements, VVnsliiiiglon Waril,'sit«atri ; 'J city of Snvnnnah,—mid live Lots in the Toni lfiirdwfcke'. BryrifijCounty,N6‘: 48, 49, 63,-61 —, foi (Iic.l en'efit tif the heirs rinderWijraJ 1 estate. ' ' C; W.'OWENS, ... Adm’r of J. M .in By 3F 125. seven 21sl district. One (wB in the county of Gwiniie.tl,.kno\vn by the N<J- bu’iidre'd Bnd fifty seven (267) 7lli dislrW‘ 0 S (he benefit of EJmtirid. Murtlla andhf u ?l Lfiverfoei’, orphnns of Jus. luvdiidet JOHN CHARUOAj , . Guardian of said or[ aug' 30 . .,156 Notice. , TYPNE ..months after dalfi; npjillcatioit*! x1 inude.to tHie Hoiioraiile tlie Inferior J- CKntliam Cotinty, for leave to *®<W® cortief.rtf Bud and' Bryan streets, being * P I clry 1 Ty thing, Derby Ward,' in. th( Snvaniiuh, In longing to the estnle ot 1*53 Gihsf dtied. foi’ the bfMietit of the creditors' of suid'cslate. . /„v»nDl JAMES F.xecBf inn, 25 19 The Old English il(%m ied warranted to shave **l Improved ried FflliE subscriber liasjiist received 10 1 Thorh.ns Scargll, John Barber,ii'MhJ Furriis, Slieffielii Engtomi—an eleg?* 1 - of those Razors, in red Morocco t ^' n s O l( i and single, ornament,ed, and (»« ^ throughout is .vorranted to beoftlte , , Gentlebie'if wishing to purchase a tiffs kind, may. do ivell to call on p AJ! goriS| ^Druggist, No,,8, Gibbons’Pll A^irii 2/ Chewing Tobueco. lied s* j ' TUBT-received, arid it is/J J ing a veify'superlor article. Druggist No* 8 Gibbons Ji u sept 13 TT Sja