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Guardian Sales,
W ILL be sold al public salo ht the Court
House in the city of Savannah between
the hours of 10 and 4 o’clock,
A Negro woman named Mariah.
Sold ns the property of Sarah and John Tucker,
minors and Orphans, and sold by order, of the
Court of Ordinary of Chatham County.
WM.P, CLARK, i o.,««it»n.
WINIFRED CLARK, \ Guttrdians
aug 83 tH<W
Sheriff's sales, continued.
On I lit first Tuesday in Oct. next.
W ILL bo sold at the Court House In tho etty
of Savannah between the hour* of It) and
4 o’clock, ...
All those two lots and improvements in the city
of Savannah kuown in plan of said city as num
bers (21) twenty one and (22) twenty two Jack*
' son ward Orleans square levied on ns the property
of Elena. Early under a fi. fa. in favour of Amos
Scudder.
All the right title and interest of Andew Knox
in Rtce'swharf being one undivided eighth of two
undevided tnirdsnud one uudevided seventh oi
one undevided eighth of two undevided thirds,
levied on as the property of Andrew Knox to sat-
afiy an execution in favour of Williamson and De
Villers. Sold ut the risk of the former purchaser.
1. D’LYON s. c. c.
sept 1? 177
SjJierilFs sale*,
On the first Tuesday in jXoreinbcr neasl,'
4LL be be sold before the.Court j House in
the city of Savanuah, between the usual
hours otadle,
Two Stages, four horses and four setts of Har
ness, belonging to this end of the Augusta line—
levied on under a foreclosure of a Mortgage from 1
Joseph.!. Thompson,to Joseph Camming assigned
to AlexanderT. Dopson.
A. D’LYON, d. s. c. c.
icpt 3 171
Executors Sales,
On the first Tuesday in November next.
VWVMLL be soldat the Court House in Riceboro
\rw Liberty county between tho usual hours
of sale, the following property via:
One negro boy named .Morris the property of
the Est. of Dr. Thos. Stevens dec. Sold by per
mission of the lion, the Inferior court of Liberty
ounty for the benefit of the Heirs and creditors.
SAMUEL STEVENS, Ex’r.
sept 22 179
Tax Collector’s Sales.
’On the first TUESDAY, in .Xovember next.
Will be sold, nt the Court House, in the city of
Savannah, between the hours of 10 and 3
o'clock, the following property, or so much
thereof as will satisfy the state and comity
taxes had costs, to wit:
Lot letter 1 in Decker Ward, in the city of Sa.
vannnii, with improvements thereon. Levied on
to satisfy the state and county taxes of John M.
Al'Calla, for the year 1824, and costs. Amount
of tax—$ 39 Oti.
Lot No. 38 Columbia Ward, in the city of Sa.
vanuah, subject to ground rent to the corpora,
tion of said city, with the improvements thereon
Levied Oil to satisfy the state and county taxes of
Ann Rodman, for the years 1823 and 1824,
A in ou at of tax—§ 11 72.
A Tract of Lnnd in Camden County, on the
south side of Great Satilln River, conta ning 600
acret, more or less. Levied oii te satisfy the
state and county taxes of the estate of Matthew
Johnston, for the years 1823 and 1824 and costs.
Amount of tux—$10.
JAMES EPPINGER,
Tat Collect. Chat. County, for 1823 4 1 1824.
august fio 169
Tax Collector’s stiles,
On the first Tuesday in November next,
W ill be sold at the court house in the city of
Savannah, between the hours of 10 and 3
■o'clock the following property, or so much there
«f as Will satisfy the state aud county taxes and
ousts, viz:
A tract of land in Little Ogechee District,Chat'
Jum county, containing 000 acres, more or less,
levied on to satisfy the state and county taxes of
Peter R. Clifton, tor thc^ears 1823 ancf 1824,and
casts; amount of tax $9 52.
Lot no. 16, Franklin ward jn the city of Sevan
nah, bounded on the east by JefTcrson-st. on the
south by .ryan-st. subject to a ground rent to the
corporation of said city, with the improvements
thereon, lev ed on to satisfy the state ami cou ty
taxes of the estate of Frtinois Doyle, for the years
1823and 1824, and costs;-am’t oftax, $178 89.
A tract of land in Ogechee District, Chatham
■county, containing 250 acres, more or less, levied
on to satisfy the state and county taxes of Nicho
las J. Carter, for the year 1824, and costs; amount
ef tax $2 64.
A tract of iand in Glynn county; containing 600
acres, more or less, bounded north by laiidui Jas,
Harrison, and oh ail other sides by vacant land ;
granted toJohn Miller in 1797, levied on to satis
ly the state and county taxes of Catherine Lira
bert for the years 1822 and 1823; amount ot-tax
$9 37,
JAMES EPPINGER,
Tax Collector, Chatham county for 1823—’24,
aug 26 167 -
Administrator’s Sales,
Ou the first Tuesday in jYorember next,
W ILL lie sold at the Court House in Rlcebo-
ro Liberty county between the usual hours
of sale.
The following tracts or lots of land viz:
One tract or lot of laud no 363; 7th District Wilk
inson now Telfair county containing 202^
acres.
One oilier tract or lot of land no 329 ; 7th District
Wilkinson, now Telfair county containing 2024
acres.
One other tract or lot ef land no 436; 7th District,
Wilkinson now Telfair county containing 2024
acres.
One other tract or lot of land no 255; 11th Dis
trict Wilkinson now Telfair county containing
2024 neres.
One other lot or tract of Lnnd no 183; 8th District
Munro now I’ikecounty containing 2024 acres
One other tract or lot of land 110 87; 8th District
Mttnro county containg 2024 acres.
One other tract or lot of land no 199 1st District
Walton county 250 acre.
One other tract or lot of land ho 321; 14th District
Telfair coun'y containing 2024 acres.
Being the real estate of L l.nrd dec. Sold by
permission of the hon. the Inferior e-airt of Lib
erty county for the benefit of the Heirs and Cred
itors.
EDWARD WAY, Adm’r.
sept 17 177
Sheriff’s Sale.
On the fit si Tuesday in December next.
W ILL be sold before the Court House in Ef
fingham County, between tbe usual hours
of sale. •
Twelve head of Horses, levied on as the pro
perty of Joseph 1 Thompson, to satisfy a foreclo
sure of a mortgage iu favour of Joseph Cumming
T110S. ELKINS, s. e.c.
sept 29 192
inferior Court—Ctmtlianaf crminty
July Term, 1835
U PON the petition of William Black, stating
tint he was possessed of .a certain promisso
ry note for six hundred and fifty dollars, made on
the second day of Fcbrunpy Eighteen hundred
and twenty, by Mary Motta t payable two yfenrs af
ter date lo Edmund Warren, or order, and upon
which note the said Edmund had made a guaran
tee in these words; “ I guarantee the payment of
the within note to the time stated.” Signed Ed
mund Warren, “and which note was by the said
Edmund delivered to the petitioner. It appear
ing to tho Court that the said note has been lost
and cannot be found and that a copy of said note
as near hs can be recollected together with evi
dence of its existence and loss is filed in the office
ot its Clerk.
On Motion of Law k Jackson, it is ordered
that any ami all persons interested do shew
cause on or before the next term of this Court
why tho prayer of the petitioner for the Establish
ment of the said note should not be granted, and
that this rule bo-published in one of the public Ga
zettes of tliis state once a month until the time
appointed for shewing cease thereon.
A true Extract from the minutes.
A. B» FANNIN, Clk.
aug 2 167
Notice.
N INE months after date application will
made to the Honorable the Inferior Court oi
Chatham County, for leave to sell a lot oil the
corner of Bull and Bryan streets, being’ No. 6,
lekyf Tylhing, Derby Ward, in the city ol
Savannah, belonging to the estate of Robert S.
Gibs' 1 ', deed, for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said estate.
JAMES BARNARD,
Executar.
jan 25 19
The Old English Razors,
Improved acd warranted to shave well.
T HE subscriber has just received to order Iron
Thomas Scargil, John Barber, and G f
Furnis, Shetfiel.. England—an elegantnssortmen
of those Razors, in red Morocco cases, of pairs
and single, ornamented, and the workmaiislii)
throughout is varranted to be of the best kind.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase an article
this kind, may do wellto call on
A. PARSONS,
Druggist, No. 8, Gibbons’ Buildings.
April 2
N INE months altdv the date hereof,application
will be made to the Hon. the Court of Ordi
nary for the County of Chatham, for leave to sell
the whole ora part, or parts of a tract of land,
lying and being in the county of Effingham, con
taining by recent survey, ninp hundred and -eigh
ty five acres, and known by the name ofitlie Tuck-
-asseeking Tract, formerly the property of King
and Hotchkiss, now belonging to the estate of
Alexander S. Roe’s orphans, for tbe benefit of said
orphans.
WILLIAM MOREL,
Gnnrdian A. S. Roe’s Orphans,
julj 14 149
HEAD QUARTERS,
WAYNESBORO, 14th July, 1825.
BRIGADE ORDERS.
In Conformity to orders from the
Major General of the Division, am-
tint ing from orders of the Comman
der in chief, Colonels Georgo
Wyoli, David T Smith, Augustus
S.‘Jones, Robert Tutle, J. ttleton
Spivy.and Michael Young, of the
4th, 6th, ^tli, 7th, 8th, and 9th Re
giments, nro ordered to proceed
forthwith, to the completion of tho
organization of their respective
Regiments, where the privates ne*
glect'or refuse to elect officers,they
n.ust be nominated as directed by
law, ahd such nominate 1 persons, wilHie consul
cred liable to all the duties, and subject to all tbe
fines and penalties,for military officers, as officers
are who have been duty elected mid commission
Cll.
The Patrol duties required by law, it is further
ordered, will bo enforced with military exact-
Xs.
A prompt report of tlieVxecution of these or
ders, forwarded direct to the Brigadier C(pueral
will be expeeved.
DAVID TA\ LOR, jr.B.o.
jnlv 18 Ml.11 -
Georgia—Liberty County,
B Y Elijah Baker, Clerk ol life Court of Urdina
ry for the County of Liberty.
. Joseph M’Gowfeu jr. applies tor letters of ad
ministration on the goods and chattels, rights and
credits that were of John M'Uowen, late of suld
county dec’d. .
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the said
dec’d, to filo their objections (if any they have)
in my office at Ricehorough, on or before the
first Monday in October next; otherwis letters of
administration will be granted to the said appli
cant.
Given undor my hand and seat, this eleventh
day of Augustin the year ot our Lord eighteen
hundred and twenty live, and in the fifteenth year
of American independence.
E. BAKER, c. c. o. c. t.
aug 18 *164
G EORGIA, Chatham C«antv_n., .v .
the Justices of the Inferior CourfS ’
ior ordinary purposes, uuri i sittty
To all whom It mav <}(>*«*•»
These are therefore to cite nnri L.i_ ..
and singular the kindred and creditor TnH
deceased to filetheir objection, jf Z,? si fl
in the clerk’s office, of tl e "ald Cn ' eyhtt Sl
fore the 9th day of jST 52* or fl
letters dlsmissory will be granted the
Witness the Hon. E. Hartfen one ofZ'
of said court, this 9th day of July, A D ' JSSfl
s- m-«.sd;3
Scouring and Dying,
M RS. Rawly, formerly Mrs. Kelly, most rc
spcctfully acquaints her friends and the
public, that she has Removed her Establishment I
Iron. James square, to the lane in the rear of Dr. Wi...—..... -- - . . , ,r..
Serevcns, next door to Mr Lawrence Dumphy’s 1 t,tcs * Rld court * Ms 3d day of May, A
Grocery, Whitaker st. Where she continues car-1 ml W ” s Y1 >- ’
rying ou tbe Scouring and Dying business in ail
its various brandies, Leghorn, Straw and Chip’d
Bonnets, pressed a id done up in tbe best stile, on
Moderate terms and solicits a continuance of
putdic Patronage. ANN RAWLY,
sept 13 *c176•
1
Oil of Wormseed.
tHE Oil of Wormseed is (lie most innocent as
well as most powerful vermifuge yet known
properly mum-god and genuine, (ns this is war-
anted to be) by A. PARSONS,
Druggist No. 8, Gibbons' Buildings,
may 17 ■
N INE months after dale application will be
made to the hon. the Justices of the Inferior
Co rt of Bulloch County, for leave to sell a tract
of land, containing two honred acres more or less
lying and being in the county of Houstqp in the
state of Georgia, known by the No. 97, fourteenth
district, sold for the benefit of the heirs and cred
itors of—— Purvis, an orphan dec.
MURPHY.
june 2 124 Gua’dn. and A
City Marshal s /Sale
On. the first Tuesday in Nov. next.
W ILL be sold in front of tbe Court House be
tween the usual hours of 10 A. M. and 4 P.
■M. the following property or as much thereof as
will pay the-taxes, if ihey-are not paid before that
day.
Lot No. (7) Tower TyiHing, Decker Ward,
bounded east by lot No. 6, south by brdughton st.
west by lot No. 8, ahd north by a lane, levie3 on
as the property of the estate of Matthew M’Allis-
ter, to satisfy the estate city taxes tor the present
year, amount due $3 75 and cost.'
Half lot No. 8, and building Trustee Garden
mow attached to Greene w<»rd, bounded east liy
east Broad st. south by lot N06, west by east broad
st. andnorth by lot No 7, levied on as tbe proper
ty ot Moses Herbert to satisfy a commission and
bis city taxes tor the present year.
A building cuTcIfsirs lot Joachim st.Cg'.cthorp
ward, levied on as the .property of Joe Campbell
, to satisfy his city taxes for the years 1823, 1824
•and 1325, amount due $1 37 and cost.
A building on lot No. 17, St. Gail Oglethorpe
ward, levied on as the property of James Curley,
<0 satisfy his city taxes for the yeai 1823,1824 aud
1825, amount due $1 (10 and cost.
A building on lot No. 3, Trustee garden now
Known as Greene ward, situated on east Boundary
at. levied on as the property of Mary and Geo.
M. Carter, to satisfy ttieir city tax for the present
year, amount due $9 624 end cost.
F. M. STONE, City Marshal.
oct 1 183
Twenty Dollars Reward,
R ANAWAY From-the Subscriber some time
in April last, a negro man named Will, some
times colls himself Willis, about six feet high and
about 23-years of age, he has a sulky look and an
effeminate voice, speaks slow when spoken to,
has a scar on the upper liporunder the left eye,
as likewise a scar oh the left arm, ■occasioned
from a blow of a stick, lie is a'Blacksmith by trade.
I will gigetlie above reward forth* delivery ol
said negro in any jail in the State sol get him.
WILLIAM MURPHEY,
Washington County Geo
aug 4 1 *158tB
G EORGIA Effingham County. By the hnn the
Justices of the inferior court silling for ordina
ry purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas, Klary Atm Porter widow, applies to
the honorable the court of ordinary of Effingham
county for letters of administration on the estate
and effects of William G Porter dec. Into of El
finghani County,
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all
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 tbe
estate nf the deceased to tbe applicant, in tile
Clerk's-Office of the said Court, on or before the
24lh day of October next; otherwise letters ol
administration will be granted.
Witness tho honorable Herman Elkins, one of
the Justices of the said court this twenty-fourth
day afSeptemher, A. D. 1825.
JOHN CHARLTON, c.c. o. e. c.
sept 24 180 ,
t l EORGIA. EffiinghninCounty—By the Hon.the
T Justices oj the Inferior court sitting for ordi
nary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas F.tias Reed administrator of W: J.
Spencer,Mec. has-petitioned the Hon. the Court
of Ordinary-to be dismissed from bis said admin
istraion.
These-arc therefore to cite and admonish all
and singufafthe kindred and creditors of tbe said
dec’d, to file their objections (if any they have)
iu the office of the Clerk of the court of ordinary
on.or before the 28th day of December next,
otherwise letters dismissory will be granted the
petitioner.
Witness the Hon. John Waidhonr, one of the
Justice; of (lie said Court, the 27th day of June, A
D.1826
june 28 134 JOHN CHARLTON c.c.o. c.c
REMEDY AGAINST
D YSPEPSIA.
D r. J.W. ATTRIDGE’S TINCTURE for in
digestion, termed Dyspepsia. Tbe iliscov
ery of this Medicine lias been the effect of Ions
and attentive study; and i; now made public from
the most di vided pcitvicjion founded, on wnple
c; perience of itspowerin eradicating this disease
after eveiy other Medicine bad failed. It has on
ly been in this country twelve months, and it has
lionc wonders in giving restoration, and in astli-
matical cases. Ifs beneficial effect has been pston
ishing. Dr. James Farmer, Member of the Royal
College of Surgeons ill .London, declares in his
Treatise, that Asthma and 'indigestion are found
coexisting, the stomach al all times exerts consid
erable influence over the pulmonary functions,
and it is therefore fnir toconMude that the former
disease is aggravated by tlip latter. Asthmatic
people, continu a the learned Doctor, should im
pose upon themselves the snme regulation as if
the cose were purely dispeptic. This tincture o
pens obstructions of the spleen and liver, cleans-
eth the breast of phlegm, and the chest of hu
mours gathered therein; removes pain in (heback,
stomach ami sides, and tbe windy cholie,. Also
giddiness in the head, which all proceed from in
digestion, it has been recommended by some
of the most eminent physiciansasn valuable med
icine in dispepsia,hut it docs not cure all diseases
Sold in square bottles, with Dr. Aldridge, London
on each bottle, wholesale and retail, hy
AUGUST G. OEMLER, Agent,
At his Drug Store corner ol Whitnker and
Broughton Streets. ■
feb 15 34
i X ^
Or Justices of Hie Inferior Court, while silting
for ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas,Hamutal Johnson, executrix of Thom
ns Johnson, late i f Savannah, deceased,has peti
tioned the lion, the court of ordinary, to be dis
charged from her said cxecutorshio.
These are therefore <0 cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the snid
deceased, to file their objections (if any they
have) in the clerk’s office ot the court of ordinary
on or before the the 3d day of Nov. next, other
wise letters dismissory will be granted tbe peti
tioner.
Witness the-Hon. John dimming, one the Jus-
ay of May, A.D.1825.
may 3 S M BO
( 1 EURGIA, Chatham County.—By the lion
fr the Justices of the Inferior Court, silting fo
ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas Isaiah Davenport, administrator of
Wm Alkcrson, dec. has petitioned the honorable
the Court of Ordinary to be discharged from Ids
said administration.
Now these are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and.creditorsof the
said dec.to file their objections,(if any they have)
in the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Ordina
ry, on or before tbe 3d day of November next,
tliorwise letters dUinissory will be granted the pe
titioner.
Witness tiie lion. John Cumming, one of the
Justices of the said Court this 3d day of May, A.
D. 1825. S. M.BONDjC. c.o.
may 3 ,
Sheriff’s Sales.
On the first Tuesday in Nov. next.
’^nffTILLbe sold before tne Court House in Ef-
Y V fingliam County, between the usual hour
•ale.
One hundred acres of land more or less, grant
ed to Andrew Lambert, and four hundred acres nf
land more or less, originally granted to Clement
Mnrtain, bounded by Abercorn Creek on the
N#rth and Calvins Creek on tbe East, lying in
Effingham County—Levied on as the ,» operty of
S'ethO. Thread craft, to satisfy an execution in fa
vour of. William Mein.
Also, twelve hundred acres of land more Or less
bounded by lauds of Paul Beville and by the Sa
vannah river on the East, and on the Augusta
Road, lying in Effingham County—levied on as
the property of Gresse Scruggs dec. to satisfy an
execution in favour of Elias Rend and others.
THUS. ELKINS, s. e.c
sept29 182
Sheriff Sale,
**On the first Tucsduy in November next.
W ILL be sold befre the Court IIou$e in Chat
ham County, between the usual hours.
All that certain tract or parcel of |and situated
in the County of Chatham and State of Georgia
011 the sails between the Islands of Skednwny
and Burnsides and known by the name of Bedaubs
Island containing sixty three acres more or less;
also all that other tractor parcel of land situated
and being ah Skidaway Island in the County
aforesaid, composed of three different and or
iginally distinct tract of land but adjoining caqji
.other,the first of which was originally granted
to Miclael Ritter for one hundred acres, the sec
ond of ivbich wns originaly granted to Jho. Ellis
for fifty acres, and the thurd and Jastofwhich was
orginuly granted o Michael Ritter for fifty acres,
xvhioh-throc tracts of land contain in the whole
(not including Redoubt Island) two Hundred nnd
thirty seven acres with the appurtenances, levi
ed on to satify the Planters tank of the state of
Geo. or< foreclosure ot morguge, against John W
Stirk* "
ISAAC D’LYON. s. c.
Oct 1 183
Just Received and for /Sale,
CABANA SEGARS. by
J. JB. HERBERT & CO.
Elegant Brushes,
"UST received from Mr. Taylor’s Factory, viz.
Cldth Bn-«ht*g,
Hair Patent penetrating, large and very su
perior,
Waterproof do.
Tooth Brushes, silver wire,
Jappaned Flesh Brushes,
Plate, Shaving and Comb do,
Bottle Bruses. For sale by,
A. PaSONS,
. Druggist No. 8, Gibbons' Buildildgs.
sept IS
Cieorgia*—Chatham County.
B EFORE me Isaac Russell, one of the Justices
assigned to keep the Peace for the county
and state aforesaid. Came Peter Durir.ger, who
made oath in writing that he seized and took a-
way from a slave, known by the name of Jack
Moore, and said to belong to one -Sam) Hale, of
Augusta, the following articles to wit. One Flat,
a wooded shed building on a lot, belonging to
Mr. Josoph Stiles Situated in Yammacraw, also
one small Stove and pipe, four Iron bound Kegs,
an ullage keg ol ^Tobacco, two pair of Beales,
two Axes, five Jugs, four Iron Pots, one Dimmi-
jon,oneboxoi Rosin, owe trunk with Dry Goods,
one pair of Stiliards, one barrel of Cow peas, one
writing desk, and several other small articles;
Of which a schedule of the same has been fur
nished ine and said articles pul ifirroy possession.
This is to notify the said Sami. Hale or any other
person, who may be interested in any of said
property that 1 snail in conformity witn an act of
the Legislature of this State proceed to make or
der of Forfeiture and Sale, in ten days from this
Georgia—Chatham County,
OOt’RTOF ORDINARY, 1st August, 1825.
O N-the petition of Robert Habersham and Jo
seph Habersham Executors of Francis Cour-
voisie.late of Chatham County olanter dec’d sta
ting that by the. Willprthe said dec’d it is ordered
iiidi a iract ufiaod ill CiiatliftlVt county nitiiatedon
(he LouisvilleRoad, containing fifteen hundred,
and fifty acres,^nowntlie name of Clay’s place,
bounded on the north and north east by lands
formerly the property ofH. Bom-quin dec’d, east
erly by lands of the Es*ate of John Gibbons and
others, southerly and Westerly by lands of tbe
estates of Josiali B Fox and James Habersham
Also a tract of land in Camden county on the Sa
tillaRiver containing one thousand acres moreor
less, originally granted to William Telfair, nnd
praying leave to sell tbe aforesaid tracts of land
agreeably to the will of the deed.
It is ordered that an order nisi be granted the
petitioners, and he published nine months in one
of the public Gazettes of the City, of Savannah
nnd if no objections are filed thereto that then it
be made absolute..
Extractfrom the minutes
S. M. BUND, c. c. o.
aug 13 162 .
English Copperas,
B Y the barrel or half barrel—For sale by
A. PARSONS,
Druggist, No. 8, Gibbon’s Buildings.
april 6
b74
Augusta Masonic Hull
SkfVOHBi&lr* „
The first Drawing is over, and all the Capital Fri
ties art still in the Wheel. •
The second Drawing will take place on WED
, NESDAY, 12th of etcher next.
The unprecedented Richness of the Weeel, af
ter the drawing of a large proportion of the nurn
bers, offeis every possible inducement to adveli-
— This is evidently the richest Lottery in
bale, in ten days Irom tins I the Union, in Grand Cajiital Prizes, besides a re
date, if said property be not claimed agreeable I r y large proportion of the minor Prizes,
to the provisions ol said act. Savannah 30th 1 —■ v
August 1925
aug 30
ISAAC RUSSELL, 3.
169
DARIEN BILLS,
THE
Masonic Hall Lottery Office
I S the only pluce in this city, where the DARI
EN BILLS are thken at PAR. A great variety
of numbers have been received, and are for sale
for prize tickets or cash by
HENRY MACDONNELL,
Agent.
aug 27 • . 168-
: NOTICE,
A LL persons having demands against William
Anderson, deceased, of Liberty Coanty will
render them in properly attested, within the time
prescribed by law. and those indebted to the es
tate will make immediate payment to
JOS. JONES, Adm’r.
may 14 108 (
Notice.
O WNERS of Horses, who are in the habit of
allowing them to go at large through the
. City, are notified that in conformity with the Or
dinance, they will be taken up after Thursday
next, and placed in the pound, and there kept
until the fine of five dollars is paid.
F. M. STONE, Marshal,
aug 16 162
Ticket and Shares, warranted undrawn, may
still be had at the original Scheme price at
The Augusta Masonic Hall Lot
tery Office
Those who have dra< n prizes are informed that
1 heir tickets shall betaken as cash for others war
ranted undrawn.
Orders from any part of the U.S.epclnsing(cnsh
or prize tickets (postpaid) shall be proenply ex
~—~>lication to,
MACDONNELL, Agent,
executed h
hF
iy appli
<!nry
For Augusta Masonic Hall Lottery, '
Thompson fc Bounty's Buildings,
Savannah
aug 23 . 155 .
G EORGIA, Chatham county—By the Hon. the
Justices of the Inferior court sitting for or Ji
nary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas Wm. Roche, applied to the hon. (he
court of Ordinary of Chatham county for letters
of administration on the estate and effects of Jno
Gribbin, late of Savannah merchant, dec. asprin
cipal creditor'.
These are therefore ,to cite and admonish all
nnd singular the kindred and creditors of the said
decoased, to file their objections (if any they
have) to the granting of the administration ot the
' estate of the deceased to- the applicant rn the
Clerk’s office of tbe 3did Court, on or before the
sixth day of October next; otherwise letters of ad
ministration will be granted.
Witness the lion. Elias Fort, one of (fie Justice
of the said Court, the sixth day of September, /
D. one thousand eight hundred and twenty-fiv
S. M. BOND, e. c. 0
sept 6 172
)^LI. persons having anydeinnnds against Beiij
iHllL
147
EORGIA Chatham county—By the lion, the
T Justices of the Inferior court of Chatham coun
ty sitting for ordinary purposes.
' To all whom it may concern.
Whereas Isaiah Davenport, administrator of
the estnte of Samuel Davenport, late of Savannah
carpenter, dec. has petitioned the hon. court of
Ordinary to be discharged from his said adminis
tration. '
These are therefore to cite and admonish ail
nnd singular, the kindred and creditors of the
jaid deceased to file their objection^ (if any they
have,) in the office of the office of the Clerk ot
the court of ordinary, on or before the 3d day of
Nov. next, otherwise letters dismissory will he
granted the petitioner.
Witness the honorable John Cumming; one
of the Justices of said court this 3d day of May,
A.D. 1825. S. M. BOND, a co
may 3 ’
i ( EURGIA, Chatham County^Hvth« 1. Tr I
v)T Justices of the Inferior Cour/of riw*.'I
county, sib ins for ordinary purposes
To all to whom it may concern
the hon. tile Court of Ordinary to be iVi.Jl 1
from liis said administration. i,chaf «'
These are therefore to cite and admohi.w ai
and singular the kindred nod creditors ef ti
deceased to file their objections If any iHe«
in the Clerks office of tin. t ourt of H
or before.tlic ninth day of January next.
wise letters dismissory will be granted the hi
tioner. B Pw
Witness the Hon. Ed. Harden, one of the, 1
tlces of the said court, this Uth day of Juiv i!Ill
o ra, S M< i
july 9 _ 147 B '- 1
C 1 EURGIA—Effingham bounty.—By IliT
I" the Justices of the Inferior Court,
county, sitting for ordinary purposes. J *
.... To .. w mn H toncern,
Whereas; Howell Hines, executor of H.J
Hines, has petitioned to the Hon. the Justice,
the Inferior Court sitting for Ordinary mam
to be discharged from the executorship afores
These are therefore to cite kndadmonish all
singular the kindred and creditors of the said
ceased, to file their objections (if any they h-
in the Clerk’s Office of the said Court, or
before the 4th day of December next; othei
letters dismissory will be granted.
Witness (he Hon. John Waldhauer one of
Justicus of the snid Court, the 4th May, A. D |
may 6 100 , JNO -CHAltLTON.Cl
G eorgia, Chatham counfy- iiytht tic.
Justices of the Inferior Court sitting for,
pary purpose.
To all whom it ftiay concern.
Whereas Francis H. Weltnnn, executor ofBjj
jamln Brooks, of Savannuh, Merchant, dee d hi
pctitlonedthc Hon. the Court of Ordinary, to I
discharged from his said executorship.
These are therefore to cite and admonish a'.U
singular the kindred and ci'editorsoftlie seidd
to filetheir objections (ifany they have) In t
clrk’s office of tbe said court, oner before 1
twel 'th day of November next; otherwise lettei
fismissory will ire granted the petitioner.
Witness the Hon. Edwerd Hpiden, one t, \\
Justices of the said Court, the 12th day ot llij
A. D. 1826. S. M BOND, cr 0.
( 1 EOKGtA, Chatham County—By the Iton.tjie
X Justices of the Inferior Court silting for or
dinary purposes.
To nil whotq it may concern.
Whereas Timothy Barnard, executor of Warren
Peroivnl, dec’d, lias petitioned the Court of Ordi
nary, to be discharged from his said executorship.
These arc therefnretocite ami admonish ail and
singular the kindred and creditors of the snid dec.
to file their objections, if any they have,- in tbe
clerk's office of lire sold court, on or before the
twelfth day of November next ; otherwise letters
_ _ w dismissory will be prnnted flic petitioner. . ,
Burton dec’d and fate of tbe County of Eif- WilneWthc Hon. Edward Harden, one .of (life
tiugham, are requested to present them to the Justices of the snid Court, (lie 12th day of May
-..1 :i 1 .1 . r» icon c vr n/xsitr .. «
subscriber, properly authenticated. And those
indebted to make payment forthwith.
* ROBERT P BURTON. Admr.
Riceboro.
aug 13 *1.1162
Notice,
A I,L persons indebted to the-estato. nf Alexair
A der Martin, fate of Liberty County, deceas
ud, arerequested lo make immediate payment.
may
10
$112
R. F. BAKER,
W. II. MARTIN, <
Ex’re.
Just Received
P er st ip Louisa Matilda, a large and choice
supply of
Genuine Drugs, Chemicals, Spi
ces, Perfumery, Dye Stuti's,
Fancy Articles, tyc tyc.
carefully selected by the proprietor at the North,
and particularly suited to this market—which ad
ded to his fo mer stock on hand, renders Ids as
sortment, very extensive and wcl worthy the at
tention of Dealers. Gentlemen, Physicians, Cotm-
.ry inerehaifts, Planters and all others that wish to
purchase in this line are invited to tall and exam
ine for themselves, as they will be sold on as lib
eral terms as any house may offer in this city.—
For sale wholesale and retail by
A. PARSONS,
Druggist No 8, Gibbons’ Buildings.
sept 6
LAWNUTiCE.
T HE suberibers having associated themselve
together in tbe practice of law, are prepare,
to attend to any business in the line of their pro
fession. They will practice in the counties o.
Bibb, Monroe Pike, Fayette, Newton, Houston.
Crawford, Upson, Baldwin, Jones, Twiggs
Pulaski, Jasper, Putnam, and Wilkinson.
ADDISON MANDELL
THOMAS CAMPBELL
Macon Dec 27> 1824. . tf41.
aug 4 1581 an
Bank of Darien.
R ESOLVED that a reduction of K'per cent b.
and is hereby required, on all paper due a-
tpe-mother Bank, on or before the 2i thereafter
November next, and at every renewa tbrenffei
a similar reduction until the same shall have a-
mounted to 30 per cent.
Extract from the minutes.
EBEN. S. REES each.
(Jj* The Miltedgevili Journal and Snvannal
Republican, will publish the abovo until the Is
of November,
june 25 t42
Genuine, Eau Medicinale de
Husson1
r US-T imported by the ship Emilvv • *
ALSU,
Clarified Honey,
Just received from Boston, and for safe by
A. PARSONS,
Druggist No. 8, Gibbons^Buildings.
april 7
A. D. 1825.
may
106
S. M. BOND, c co.
Pine Chewing Tobacco,
J UST received per Corsair, Lorillards Manufac
luring, and iu rsnle by
A. PARSONS,
Druggist No 8, Gibbons' Buildings
mny 13.
Madeira Wines.
T HE undersi/ned has on hand, and offe rsfo
sale upon liberal terms for cash or approved
acceptances, payable in this city, n quantity oi
'Madeira Wine oi the justly celebrated brand of
John Howard March 4* Co. in pipes, halfpipes
quarter casks and eighths, of vannasimportulious
some very old, and all very superior.
Hg. hns always a subscription List open for the
importation of Wine from Madeira to Ibis place
mid will thankfully receive orders for any quim
• Ity: he will in (he course of this month, forward
a list which will he supplied iu the couise of the
next ensuing autumn.
PETIT DE VILLF.RS
Savannah, Till July, 1825. Factor,
jiiiv 12 c-ii-iS
N INE months after date application will t.
made to the hon. Interior court of Liberty
county, for leave to sell the real and personal es
tate of Loilowick Lard, late’of Tattnall count;
deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and ere
tors. E. WAY, Adm’r.
aug 31 $n171
290
Bagging, Nails, tyc.
"kPlKCES 42 inch Cohon Baggie
Bagging,
19C Casks Cut Nais
9 Hogsheads k ) Philnpelphia
37 Barrels ( WTiisitcy
For sale by
sept 3
1 Hogshead Totmco
H. LORD k CO.
Mongin’s Wharf
171
W INE, Months after dale application, will
made to the hon. the InferiorCourt of Eflirig
ham county, for lenve to sell the following lands
One tract lying in the county of Early, known by
the (No. 7) seven 21st district. One. tract lying
in tiie county of Gwinnett, known by the No. two
hundred and fifty seven (257 ) 7th district sold for
the benefit of Edmund. Murtlin and Benjami
Lavenoer, orphans ot Jus. I.avendei deceased,
JOHN CHARLTON,
Guardian of said orphans
aug 36 156
C \ EORGIA Chatham County—By the d
I" the Justices of the Inferior Court of Chalho
County sitting for ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Where as Hamutal Johnson Exec'utriiof L
edict Bmirqiiin late of Chatham County plant
deceased so far as refates to his personal; and 1]
minlstrntive of tiie real estate of the said deceasJ
hns petitioned the Hon. Court of Ordinary tol
discnnCged from her said Exeuutorship and /
ministrntorehip.
These are therefore to cite nnd adminish J
nnd singulurlhe kindred and creditors ofthrs
deceased to file their objectidns if uny they it
in the Clerk’s Office oftheCourt of ordinary!
or before the third day of November next, olbj
wise Letters Dismissory will he granted the |
tioner.
Witness the Honorable Jacob Rend one of I
snid Justices, this (he third dny of Mny, A 0 <
thousand eight hundred andtxventy live,
may 3 S..M. BOND.c.e.oj
Tkj INE months after date application will
11 mnde-to the hon. Inferior Cpurt of fiber]
County when sitting for ordinary purpoiei fl
leave to sell certain trnets of Pine Land, sitoi
m and near Doctors Creek and other places,(]
he benefit of the Heirs amd Creditors -f Willii
Anderson, deceased,
may 14 U18 .108. JONF.fi. AdmrJ
N 1
I INE months utter date applicaiinn wilt I
I made to the Hon. the Inferior (curt efClj
limit County lor leave fo sell alffi^BrealestHte
lames Wallace, Esq. dec’d. r.omHng nf "H
Lots No. 9 and 10; Lot No. 7, Carpenter’s lto|
Lot No. 3, Washington Ward
improvements, Washington V
city of Savannah,—and five Lots in the T«wnI
Hnrdwiekc, Bryan County,No. 48, 49,63,641]
—, foi the benefit of.thc heirs and creditors ofsi
- state. , G. W. 01Vf.!S8,
Adm’r of J. Hcllm
may 31 122
NOTICE
I K ANAWAYfrom the Subscriber some li®*
K. Marc 11 last,a negro womanafa-dt 28 yew
yeiiow comple'ction, front teeth out, l-rsii-ie-
1 lie breast (with the lettersG. HIPP.) Bhelsjf
ly belonged to George Hlpnof SuvHiumh, a
think w-ll try to make for that place by the «
of Augusta, and it is more than probable shew
try to pass for a free woman. Any person pa
me information so that 1 get her again, or H
tier in some Jail, shall he entitled ton rcffir
ten dolfars.
JOHN T: CARR.
Willington S. C. Abbeville DistM
sept 29 a 182
VV atoh Lost.
L EFT in the yardof the Ciiy HotelonSuw
morning lasta Double Cased Em!
supposed to he made hy E. Johnson, London,*
3464, with a small gold ring and n brass * e J,
Inched to it by a ribhon. The finder will]*H
bly rewarded hy leaving it at the B« r °*
Hotel.
sept 27 .181
d i.UltUIA, Etfingliaiii «.ounty.— By j* e j
VJf the Justicetof the Inferior Court oj LF
County, sitting fur ordinary purposes.
Wanted Imnu diately,
A single ll.VN, w ho is solu-r and honest, to
take chargd of a smalt Plantation near the
cityj Apply to the Editor.-
sept H)
174b
Brought to Jail.
I N Savannah, on the 5th inst. a negro twin who
says his name i-s Wilt, and that lie hejongs to
William Murphey, Washington (‘ounty Geo., and
that he ranaway about 5 months ago, he is 6 feet
high, and at)-ut 25 yem-s of age,- artd has a scar
under the left eye, and says he is a Blacksmith by
trade
tohn t. Dews, j. c . e.
sept 5 -j 72
. 1)R. DYOTT 8
Approved Anti-Bilious Pills,
Whicli prevent and cure all Bilious Complaints
MALIGNANT FEVERS,kc.
r llESE PILLS if administered in time to re
move tire bile from the stomach, w ill conn
let-act the causes which commonly produce yel
low or bilious fever, ague or fail fevers, bilious
cholic, pleurisy, dysentery, Worms, sick and fold
■.lomneh, head ache, loss of appetite, flatulence,
epileptic (its. hypochondria Arid hysterical com
plaints, sour stomach,- heart burn, dyspepsia/u- in
digestion, Sic, They remove habitual eostivencss,
-olds and coughs, asthma, stranguary, gravel,
"lieurealism, god, scurvy,scorbutic blotches, im
purities in the blood, female Complaints, &.e
If taken abouj once a fortnight during the
Spring and rtuinmer mouths, they will prove a
certain preventive against the Hgueumi prevailing
Tail Sickness.
A hill of directions for faking them accompanies
each box of pifis ;small boxes 25 cents, large do.
50 cents, And hy appointment sold by
WANTED
hire a good Cook. Apply' to the Editor
41 Oct 6 185
April 26
A PARSONS,
Druggist, No. HfGihhons’ Buildings.
91
Brought To Jail.
I N Savanttali ort the 14th inst. a negro man who
says his name is Guy and that he belongs lo
MrsHamulalJoIinston, of Bourke county Georgia,
and that he ran away about too months ago he ie
5feet 84 inches high and about 25 yuais of age,
he has a scar under the right eye*
JNO I* DEWS, 3. 0. 0.
To all whom it may. concern.
Whereas Matthew Reiser applies t° r JS
administration on the estate and effects ol
Porter, late of Effingham.connly> decease •
These are therefore 10 cite and auiDOs
ami singular the kindred and creditors ol
deceased, to file tlielr objections (il any W ,
in t e Clerk's office of the sai'd Court, op .
I'orC the 27th day of September next, ol u
letters will he granted. ..
Witness the Hon, John C. Helvensloni
the' Justices of (Be said Court, 'bis 2Jo 1 ,
August, 1825, fl, r l
august 30
JOHN CHARLTON,
169
fill,
Notice
jVTIN-E moiitln after date application
_l_x made to tiie Hon. the jir-iioescMne
Court of (lie County of Chatham tof „
sell ail the real estate belonging t J , ‘ le e •
Philip Brasch deceased* . or u
catoarinba^UJj
Brought to Jail,
I N Savannah on the. 29th ult. a negro m
snys his name is William, and that »-
to Mr. Patten, m,d that he ranaway ,
bout six weeks ago wficn ho Was in An ^
that his master was on his w;ay to New- t ■
is 5 feet 44 inches high and about 26yr 8 '
June 20 139 JNO. I. PLWg^>
' Brought to Jail;
I N Savannah on the 14th inst. ® Linji
. says liis name is Simon, and that In-
John McCornmck of Warren county “ &
that lie raunwnv from him about too „
tic is 5 feet 7 inches high and about ;
° g0, JOHN I- DEIV'Si