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1*8.’ iliiiC MAIZES.
SJicrilV’s ^ale.
r On the fusi Tuesday in August next,
I |,L lie sold litiyro the t 'unit house,
jfV in tl»e I’ity of navamu h, bet'veen
the usual hours of talc, the foliuwiug pro*
I
Tlhoq Negroes,Tom, William and Nan
cy, one dining Table, with, on Is, one do*
r.en plain Chairs, one do7**n straw do. one
Carpet, two lledsieads with beds, four Pil
lows and two Bolsters, one pair of Audi
runs, SKb\cl a ml Tones, one Bureau. t*'*»
Mntresscs, and five iTedstcads—levied on
under ami by viituo of an execution on
foreclosure of mortgage, as the property of
vor of William S. Tay-
*l\avv Reef and Pork for
1830.
ilnn Taylor, in fav
lor.
itine il
GKO. MILLEN,
183
9. C. c.
Wfc
Slierinrs Sales.
On the first Tuetday in August next,
bo sold in front of the Court
ou\c id Bulloch county, between
the usual hours of sale, the following pro
perty, viz:—
One tract of land situate in the county of
llulloch. containing 000 acres, more or
Jes, adjoining lands of Higedons; levied
on as the property of Penipsey Stonaland,
to satisfy an execution in favor of W. B.
Williams.
One tract of land containing 800 acres,
tnore or less*, adjoining lands of T. Thom-
jis and Summonses; levied on as thapro*
per tv of C. Skippers, to satisfy an execu
tion in favor of Dempsey Stanaland and
cutlers—returned to me* by a constable.
ELAND KB NESSMIT11, s n c
juno o
33
Navy Commissioner's Office,
tTili dune, 1 829.
Cl KALED PROPOSALS will bo
llived at this Office, until the 1st of
September next,for the supply of 3000 bai-
rels Navy Beef, and 2100 h irrels Navy
Pot k, fur the use of tho United StateP Na
val Service. 1000 barrels of Beef, and
800 barrels of Pork, to be delivered at each
of the United States Navy Y-uds; Chai les-
town. Massachusetts. Brooklyn,No"’-York
aud Norfolk, Virginia; and tho whole quan
tity must be delivcicd, at each and every
Navy Yard; by the 1st of Aiujl, 1830. Tilts
whole quantity of the said Beef and Pork,
put«t be of the best quality. The Beef
must he packed fiom well fatted cattle,
weighing not less than 4C0 lbs in f/re quar
ter, or ffOO lbs. on the hoof, all tho Ug$* kg-
rounds* clods, checks, sh ins* and the neck of
each animal, must' he wholly excluded fi om
(he barrel, and the remainder of tho car
cass must be cut into pieces of 10 lbs. each,
as neat us may be, so that twenty pieces
will make u barrel of 200 lbs v ndU weight,
of Navy Beef. The Pork must be corn
fed and well fatted, all l\\e skulls* fett.and
hind tegs entire must bo wholly excluded
from the barrel, and tho remainder of the
Hog must be cut Into pieces of 8;lbs. each
as near as may be, so that 2* pieces, not
more than three of which shall be shoulders
will make a barrel of200‘lbs. tiott weight
of Navy Pork. The whole quantity of tne
said Beef and Pork must be perfectly sal
ted in the fust instance with, and after
wards parked with a sufficient ouantiiy of
the best Turk's Islands, Isle of May, or St.
lilies salt, and no other, to ensuro ili pre
servation, with five ounces of pure saltpe
North American Review,
FOR JULY.
\VM. T. WILLIAMS
Has just received
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
NO. tU.
CON T E N T S.
1. Mr.MOtits of a ITnanciku. Memoires
do G. 1. OuVrard sm sa Vie, cl sea di-
verses Opeiations Einanciores.
U. PnlNcin.cs «>r Elocution,. 1. Phi
losophy of the Unman Voice, embracing
its Physiological History. By James
Rush.
2. Analysts of the plinciplcs of Rhet
orical Delivery, as applied to Reading
and Speaking. By Ghcnczer Porter.
Ill* ‘History of Iwi'Et-mtcTPAi* Pi»ij2q-
x SOPHY. . 1* CEuvrcs do l’latun. Tia-
dtiites par Victor Cousin.
g. Frogmens Philosophiques. Par le
memo, . „ -
8. Course de Phllosophie. Tar id
memo.
4. Nouveattx Frogmens Philosopljj-
rtnes. Par le memo.
IV. Dri BmuNOF.ft’a Life and AVnt-
i*ixds. Chansons do P* J. . tl§ Bterrin-
C 'i EORC.IA, Effingham County—7L;
Jfthe Hon. the Justices of the Inferior
Court of Kfingham county silling for Ordi
nary purposes.
To all whom it may concern*
Whereas,.I no C. Balm Executor of the
of the estate of Mathew Halm dec. has pe
titioned the said Justices to be discharged
from his said executorship.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish
nil and singular the kindred and erqditor
of said deceased to file their objections (if
any they have) to the granting oftbc pray
er of the said petitioner in the Clerk's of
fice of the said Court, on or before the 0th
day of Nov imt, otherwise letters dlsiiils-
sory will be granted.
EOUG1A—Chatham county—
V'JT rhea tors OJJic r Uth March 1828.
Es-
All persons having demands against tin
estate of Wm. Bird, Into of ttyvamvah, an
alien and subject ofthe King of Great Brit
ain, deceased, arc requested to preent them
at this office duly attested, and with proofs
to establish them, on or before the fifth day
of March next, at wl\icu time a distribution
ofthe next amount of his esT te will be
made among the n editors.
WAML. M. BOND,
Esclieator, Chatham county, Ga.
march §0x55
An Hi',
V. TllE GlUSttk REVOLUTION,
torical Sketch of tho Greek Revolution
By .Samuel G. Howe.
VI. Apnot'a Letter, -on Coda.
I.cl-
Witness the lion. J WaldlioUr one ot'
the JiOpiccs of sdid court tho Otli dajepf
May A l>. 11120.
’ JOHN CHARLTON,c.c.o.k.c.
may 0
g~i EOltGIA Chatham County.— I'.y
the H«n. the Justices of the Inferior
O F.OUGIA, Chntham County—/)
the Honorable the. Justins of tin'
Cittf Sheriff’s Soles.
’On the first Tiicsda'v in August next,
'STILL ho sold at tho Cuutl House ba-
f , tween tho hour, of 10 and 4 o’clk.
Lot and Improvements in West Broad
Oglethorpe Ward, levied onto satisfy
tin execution in favot of J. S OUotyagaiust
JSzro Keht. .
Alsu, Sundry article, of Groceries, lie.
earners,'Crockery, Ate. levied onto satiety
rut Execution in favour of Warren l.ipplt,
—inst I’icrco Howard aud Benjamin D.
0
flPnv
July 5
158
A. D’LYON.c. *.
City Marshal's Sales.
Oe the first Tuesday In Augilst next, .
'SWriLT,(*«*!> In front of (he Court
V V llouae between the usual hours of
sale, the following property, viz:
Lot no 29, Liberty ward, hounded east
hv Jeffetson ,t. south hy a lane, west by lot
no JG, and north by York st. re-entered up
on u the prnparty of tile est. of 11 Mncluv
tor ground rent.
Lot-no 37, Elbert ward, hounded tast
by lot no 88, .Outli by Liberty st. wesf by
Muntcmnerv st. and north by a lane,>0,011-
ter-id upon as list, property of- the est. of
•Unb 1 anon for ground rent
Also, lot 110 14. Green ward, bounded
east by tot io l5 t south by. State st. west
by lot no 13 aml,north.by a lane, re-eetef
ert . pot, as the property of the ostate of
■Ceprgo Atkerson for ground rent. -■
F.M. 8TQNg,
julv 8
(C. M.
Ista web end-every-barrel.—The barrels
in wldch the said Beef anil Pork is to be
lacked, must be made of the best seasoned
mart of\Vhite 1 Oak or Whita-Ash, free
from sap, with one iron hoop on each
chime, and otherwise fully ami substonlial-
‘ r hooped, and each barrel must be bran-
ed on Us head. “Navy Reef,” or "Na-
[vy Pork,” ivilh the “Contracvor’, name.”
and tho ” year” when packed. All the
said Beef and Pork on delivdry at the res
pective Navy Yards must be subjected lo
the test and inspection of some Sworn In*
tputor, of the Stale wthin which it is 19
Pe delivered, who shall bo ^elected by the
Commandant of the Yard, at the place ol
delivery, .without any charge tn tho United
ptntes therefor, and when inspected insnid
manner, the contractor must put the bar
bels in good shipping order, or the Reef
and Pork will not Be received. >
Bidders.are required-:to stale their prices
separately, for tile B.ef, apd for the Pork;
and if they offer to furmslR at snore than
one yard, then separately for each Yard,
They are also required fo give their names,
their residence, end the names and resi
dence of their sureties, minutely, andumut
transmit their bids sealed and: endorsed.
”Of)er to furnish Navy Beef and Na
vy Pork, forl830.' 1 . .
The Commissions of lit* Navy are atli-
uerly to take the offers of 0 bidder for anyl
one Yard, or for.the atticles deliverable at
1 Cl S written In tho interior of Cubjr. -By
the lute Rev, Abicl Abbot.
VII. Ameiiicas Poems. 1. Poems; by
•tho Author of ‘Moral Pieces in Prose &
Verse.
S. Guido,a T.1T0; Sketches from His
tory, -mil other Poems, By Inutile.
.HI. Popular .Education, I. Practi
cal Observations on Popular Education.
By ILJBrnughant.
. s. Library of Useful Knowledge—
Pulilislicdimder the Superintendence of
the Society for tho Diffusion of Useful
Knowledge. .
IX. Boston Exhibition op PfcTuRr.s.
Cetaloguo of Pictures in'tfio Atheuaiuto
Gallery, 1820.
X. Constitutional Histokt. I- His
tory of Englandfrom tho first invasion
of the Romans., By John I.ingard.'
2. History.of the British Empire from
the Accession of Charles tho First to tho
. Restoration. By.George Brodio.
9. A Constitutional History of Eng,
land Ironi tho Accession of llenry the
Seventh’to the Death of George the Se
cond. ,.
4. History of the Commonwealth.—
■ By William Godwin.
Quarterlt list or Nksv Publications
July-14-' 184 •
> EOltGIA—Ohalhair. Comity—lit/
N the Honorable the Justices of the In
fo (or Court of Chatham county sitting
’Jor ordinary mtrppses.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas Goo. Millen lias applied to the
Honorable (ho Court of OrdinavtLflf
Chatlinm cdtinlv for letters disinissofv
on life estate & effects of J no L Soubruok
late of said county, dccoascd,'
These aietliorcfore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred ami creditors
of said deceased tn file their objections (if
any they lmvo)to tho gran^ngoi the letters
dismissory on the estate of life deceased
to the applicant in the Clerk’s office of the
said Court, on or heforo the 2Gth day of
Dec. next; oth6rwisc letters dismissory
will he granted.
Witness the Honorable Elias Fort, 6tio
of the Judges of said Court, the 20th day
ofJune, A. D. 1829 1
S. m. BOND, c.c. o.
June 2Pi
jovrt of Chatham County sitting for ordi
nary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas, E. S. Rees and Thomas \V.
Rico, administrators of Tliomh's Rico, de
ceased has petitioned the said court to
b<* discharged from ll’.cir udministmtovsltip.
These arc therefore to cite and admon
ish nil and singular the kindred & creditors
of said deceased to ftfa their objections (if
any they Ravejlo the granting of tho dismis
sory on tho estate* of the deceased to the
applicants in tho Clerk’s ofiico ofthe said,
Court, on orbeforo' tli'e 7 th day of Jan.
next *, otherwise letters dismissory will be
granted* '.■»
Witness the lion. Elias Fovt, one of
ferior Court of c'fiatham County, sillin
fur ordinary purposes.
To ail whom it may concern.
Whereas, Robot t I. Delouey ndministnt
tor of the estate of Richard M. Berrien
late, ol Suvnntinh, pity si e'm it, deceased lias
petitioned the said justices to Lc dischargo
from his said administration.
Tlteso n*-c therefore to cite and admon
ish all aud singular the kindred and credit
ors of the said deceased to fllo their objec
tions [if any the.\ have] in theclcrk’s office*
ofthe court of ordinary of said county on ot
he loro the fifth day August next, other
wise letters dismissory will be grunted to
tho petitioner.
Witness tltc lion. Elias Fort one of the
Justices ofthe said Court at Savannah
the first day of February, A. D. 1829.
fob 2,
S.M. BOND, c.c.
20*
€ "1 EOKGA, Chatham County—J}y
JT the honoTdhU the Justices of the In-
the Justices of the said CoUrt tlt6 7th
Notice.
C OMPLAINTS aro frequently mode
Against the Scavengers for irregu
larly doing their doty. It is therefore.re
.nested that the -Inhebitants, from whose
gates.tlto filth is not daily rctnoveU,wil| In
verbally t~
folmc lodge information either
by note, with the Chairman of the Street
and-Lane OommitteB, in order that proper
attention may lH(:giveh toil. ItisnUore
IIJO ItirUaUI IUI.IIIO illllUBS ucincimw tit ailCIHIUU IllUjr l/V-RI'V*! »*• a. so .Stautu-
nyone Yard-, orin greater proportions, if quested that oil persons .will conform to
.'..t. 1.L1. I A._ A,,V, n n,.«n I.., 1..nn tliR'AWiv nfspitmit.
.suen bids be the lowest.
the Ordinance by having tho'fiith accumu
dny of July, A. D. 1820.
S. M. BOND. c. c. n. c.
joly 7
T BOTujIA, Chatham County — /^
In-
the Honorable the Justices of th
ferior Ctyurt of Chatham County, silling
for ordinary imrposcs,
Tn all whom it may concern.
VVhercas. Mrs Sqsnn. Courier has
ferior Court of Chatham County sitting f,i
Ordinary purposes:—
To all whom il moV concern.
Whereas,Thomas Askew, Exccutoi of ,
the estate of James J.Tippins dec. Imspo
titioneil the said Justices to ho discharged
from liis said Executorship.
These me therefore to cite and admen-
isli ail and singular the kindred and credit
tors of live said dee. to flic their objections
(if any they have) in the Clerk’siolllco of
tite Court of Ordinary of said Odbnty on ,/
before tho 7th day of January next, other
wise letters dismissory will he granted to
ap
plied Id the Hon. the Court of Ordinary
’ mi County forlelteranf Adminis
I'.ORGIA, Effingham County—By
_ . the Hon the Justices of the Inferior
Court ofk.fingham County,siltingjoi Ordi
nary purposes, ry-;- *:
To all, whom it may concern. .
AVliOTras, David Zeigler, sen. and Lew
is Weitman, ndininistiators or tlio estate &
effects, of Emanuel Zeigler, late of Ef
fingham county ‘dee’d - have petitioned the
said Justices to ho diSchargedfrom the
said administration,
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish,all,and singular the kindred and credi
tors of tlte said dee’d to file their objections
(if any thev havo) in the Clerk's otlicd "of
the said, court,on ot before the'1th day of
Aug. next,otherwise LoUersdismlssory will
be granted.--
Witness tlie lidn. Jblm Waldhour orie
of the y stices of said court,the 47lrday of
March .A>D. 1820.
JOHN CHARLTON, c c.o.e.c.
of ChathamCounty fur letters of Adminis
ir.ition de Imnis nan, with the will annexed
tin the estate and effects of Lucas Luconn,
deceased. , .
These are therefore to cite and admonish
nil nnd singular the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to file their objections'
(ifany thoy have) to’ the granting ofthe
Administration of theestate of the deceased
to the applicant in- the Cleik’s ofiico of the
said Court, on or before tile fwenty eighth
day of June next; otherivhte letters of ad
ministration wilf be granted.
Witness tho'-IIoh. Elias Fort, one ofthe
Justices of the said Court,tile twenty eighth
day of May, A. D. 1828.
S. M.BOND,c.e. o. c.c
maysB .124*
f'f EOEOIA. Bulloch County—By the'
XjW Hon. the Juslicesaflhc Inferior Court
C N EOltGIA, CliathamCounty-Bi/the
If Hon, the Justices of the Inferior
Court of Chatham County, silting fif ordi
r . litarcK *'
nary purposes. , _ ,
To all whom ii ma’y concern:
Whereas, F.M. Stone lias applied to
Honnrflhlo thti
Any Bid not.made in conformity to this Mated in a-box or barrel in tl;e morning
th
■Mr-
W.
h, , -
m
'
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,
I K* - 1 A
Mt
J great Bargain on a loftg
C rcdit,WKSK^
HE subscriber is anxious to sell tho
J following valuable lands, er anv pf
them, and will tell on good terms, and give
five rears to pay for the same;.ond if uot
sol : bye the first Tuesday in December
next, will offer ahem on that day at Mil-
ledgoville, to the highest biddet,' on the
above terms—the propsily to stand its tmn
Security—viz :
That well known place called- Cidir
Shoals, in Newton county, three(lilies from
Covington, on tho rivei, above Macon—
On the premises there are a good dwell
in' iiouMi, large barn, stables,-out bouses,
sturc-house, iviji ^two good giist and two
saw mills, gin house, 90 saw gin thresher,
and about 75 acres of upon land,' in a nice
state of cultivation. This pjace contains
six hundred anil seven acres-of. land, and
owns.thc pine timber on six hundred acres
more. The shoal is said by good-judges
to he equal to any shoal in the Union - for
anv kind, of mgcliinery requiring water
power. -By nature this shoal is so construc
ted, .113 lo be free from alt imuinventAncAnr
danger from the highest freshets, and al
ways has a sufficiency of water.
Also, 1200 acres of land, 10 miles from
Athens,.and 10 miles from Monroe, Walton
county, on the Appalab-hie river,' with a-
boul 200acres of open land; part of the
wood’’land is of a superior quality. The
place is well watered with blanches and
fine spiings j has oh it a gin which is car
ried -by water, and is supposed to be as
healthy as any piw't fif the -"hate; part of
this is fine red land for wheat.
Also, 250'aoresof,land, directly on the
road from Covington to Madison, 4 miles
from Covington. This is a beautiful le.
vel piece of land, a handsome place to live,
within two miles of ihe fine flourishing A-
cadorny of Jefferson, in a good-'-ncighpor-
hood : there are about 4P-acres of open
laud, and in a fino state of cultivation.
Also, a beautiful front lot outlie square
In .Covington, with two houses, ulicru
MoNr.il & Batts.- merchants, do business,
‘ nnd where the Rev.-John Jones npiv. lives'
Tills is as desirable a staud as is in
Jage for doing business.
Also the following unimproved lots
No. 09, in the 11th .District of.Houston
, ■ county. ‘ i
h No. 90, in 1st District of Monroe, now
l*ilte county.
No, 10, in.6th District, Uahershano-coun-
ty—drawn by Benjamin Knneday.
No. 70, in 0th District Henry county
beautifol level piece of land-drawn by
James R. Wilkinson,.of Screven county.
No. 70, in 5th,District Henry, now Fay-
qtte.
No. 252,' in Sih District, Hehry.
No: 239, in the 1st District of Goweta,
With several other lots jn Carroll, Mtisco.
gee, Troop and Leo Counties, which are
now offered on good terms.,. Person's wish
ing to settle in the above tract of country,
on improved or unimproved land, will find
advertisement, or not received within
limited time, will hot be opened
The part* ofthe animal to be excluded
from the barrel will be particularly descri.
bed in drawings, which will form part ofthe
contracts. Persons desiring information
upon the subject with an intention to bid;
may obtain it.by.scasonable application to
the Bojrd.
jiinoae* 150 f
Sr., u. ~
list it may botaken away when called for.
. WM. R. WARING,
Chairman Slreet and Lane Commillee.
July 11 162
E<?arte\
fj> M. DRISCOLL,lias just'recoived
A • tho following interesting new pub
lications f—
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uniore I
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APK7I AN- MORSELS; with cull, ortho
Tales of the Table Kitcheif arid Larder,
containing a new and improved Code of
Eaties; select Epicurean-Precepts; Nu
tritive Maxims, Reflections, Anycdotes, &c
illustrating the veritable science; of the
mouth, which includes the art of never
breakfast at home and always dining a-
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july IV 162
EORGIA, Effingham. County—By
the Hon. the Justices or the Inferior
Court of FJfmgham County, sitting fir or-
: dinary vdrposes.
To all whom it may concc'rm
• Whereas, filnry Ann lliley, widow, and
John Charlton, apply for letters of admin
istration on the estate and effects of John
Jacob lhley deceased, lato of Effingham
count v. iu behalf of the kindred and credi-
tdrs.
' These aro, therefore, to-eite nnd admon
ish nil and lingular, the kindred and cred
itors of the Said deceased to tile their objec
tions, if any they have', in the clerk’s' of-
ificeof said court, on or before tire 2nd
day of August next, otherwise letters of
adininistratioiV will be grhnted,
' Witness, the hon. Herman Elkins one
ol the Justices of said court, the 2nd day'
of Judy, A. D. 1820.
JOHN CHARLTOtt, c c o c c.
juiy * . '
-— ■. i ..— ■....
the Honnrflhlo the Court of Ordinary
:of Chatham County for letters of Admin
istration with the will apnexc-d on the es
tate and cfleclsof John AtcVeah deceased,
in behalf of the Legatees.
Thosfc nre therefore to cite’ nnd admon'
ish nil and singular the kindred and credi
tors ofthe said deceased, to file their ob
jeetions (if any they have) to tlio granting
of t|tc administration of the estate of the, dc-
-taseVlto tlfe npjilicarit in the Clerk’s Office
the said Court, on or before the 26th
day of June next; otherwise letters of
R Fifty Dollars Reteard.
ANAWAY from the subscriber, on
the night of the 18tb irist. TtvoNe-
gro MEN, viz:-—
Q E O R GE,
A fellow about 38 years of age, the rise
of six feet liieh, yellow complexion,of pM-
sant countenance, and speaks slow when l against Eleazer Early,
a z
Tho Post-Master General,
... United States,
vs-
Eleazer Early; and ofhers,,
In-lhi eth Circuit Court U. S. Distfict of
Georgia, to Mory'lerm, 1829.
N action of debt"on bond baying been
instituted in the above case by tho
Post-Master General of. the United States.
Sheldon C. Dun-
spoken to, lias had his left arm broke be-t hing, Samuel. Nicholas, and F. IL Well
lu« the eloow and 'wrist, which will be dis-1 man, and service having been' effected on
covered on a close examination—had on
(when he left here, a fine hat and good new
mixed homespun coat.
DICK),
i the vil-
it to tlieir interest to .examine those lauds,
and cull on ,
SAMUEL J. BRYAN,
B ■■
N
n.t-
donh.od.
'u -e 20
Savannah.
-The.titlcs are all clear and un-
v -s
145 . .
Chloride of Lime.
■v OR sale by A. G. OEMLEIt.
jutie 28, l'52t, .
all the defendants, except Samuel Nicho
l ias, who, the Marshal returps, is not lo be
•found In this District—On motion of the
District Attornoy, It is Ordered, that the
jQ EOltGIA, Chatltam County—By
the Honorable, the Justices of the In
ferior Court of Chatham County, sitting
for ordinary.pufposes.
To ail whom it-mnj concern.
Whereas, Mary E. Noris, Executrix of
the estase of Anne Morgan deceased - has
petitioned the saidjusticcstobo discharged
-from Iter said executorship.
, These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred -and credi
tors of the said-deci, to file their objections
(ifnny they have)in the Qletk’s Offioo of
.the Court ofOidinary of said County on or
befur® tbo''7tlf day of'September next •
otherwiso.lettere dismissory will be grant
ed to the petitioner.
Witness the Hop. Elus Fort, oneof the
JusticeYof the said court at Savlumah the
7th day of March. Av D. 18207
S.M. BONDye; e.o.c c.
55**
mtffcnT-
A Tallow fll,n„, bo BA .u r . „r ,aid Samuel Nicholas be, and ho is hereby
•A feiwy, about 28pr Pfgjpsr, qMge.of to app ^ r at t i, eofficB 0 , ,ho Clerk of
said Guurt on or before the first Monday In
very black complexion, with a remtit
hie white set of- teeth, six feet tluce or
four inches high, with a thick and fleshy
foot, the clothes ha-had on not recollected.
They are both very sensible active fellows,
nnd will atteinpt to pass ay freemen.or may
iruvo a pass in. my.name, or that of some
other person, or perhaps be id company
with some .villanous white person, and at
tempt to pass as mechanics. I will give
the above reward for them both, lodged in
any safe jail, so that I get them again, or
delivered to me,-and all reasonable expen
ses paid.
JAMES SHIVERS.
junr29 152-f
C7* The Savannah Republican, is re
quested to publish the above once a week
till forbid, and forward his account to the
iffice of the Augusta Constitutionalist.
, J. S;
Shiver’s Mills,' Warren county, Ga.--
June 10th, 1829; -
November next,, being the Rules day of
said Court for said month, then-and there
to plead or answer to the said action—and
It is further Ordered, that this , citation be
published for tea space of tlireo months in
one of the Gazettes of this state.
J. CUYLER, mtrict Judge.’
Extract from Rule Briofc,.- .-
Geo. Glen, Clerk.
' july 8th, 1829.' tl!59
Sir Walter Scott's New
Work.
w. T. WILLIAMS has just receiv-
administratlon will he granted. ■
Witness the lion. Enas Fort, ope of tin
Justices of the said court, tlie 28th day of
May A D 1829. .
S SI BOND', c. c. o. c. c
may 28 . 123* A , -
EORGIA, Chatham County.—By
VJT the Honorable Ihe Justices of the In
i' petitioner.
witness the linn. Elins Forf, one of tlio
Justices of the said Court Tit Sriyafi
nah the 7th day of July A. D. one
• thousand eight hundred nud twenty-
‘ i ji no,
S. M. BOND,
july 7 «
EORGIA, Bulloch County.
, c. c. o. c. c-
of Bulloch County, eitlingfor ordinary pur
poses
To till wliom It mny concern.-
. Whereas, General Lee, has applied tn
the lidn tho Court of Ordinary ol Bul
loch County for Letters of Administration
on.the estate and effects of David Lee,
late of ihe county of DuIIolIi deceased.
These nre, therefore, to cite and admo
nish nil and singular the kinm ed nnd, cre
ditors of the said deceased, to filu their oh-
, ectlons (if riny th«y have) in the Clerk’s
Office of the said Court, on or .before tho
7thday of April'next, otherwise letters ot
administration will bo granted, . '. ”'
Witness tliellon. ——, one nf the Jus
tlces of the said Court,the 7th day'at latcfi ‘
-A.D. 18211
E’. KENNEDY, c. c. o.n. c,
mat 7 , 59
(1 lioRGIA—tiullocli Go mty.—%
'prior fourt of Cliatham' County, sitting
for Ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
the Hon. the Ji/stires oj the Inf riot
Court of Bulloch cdmty, sitting for erdi
nary purposes. , ■ !• '
To nil whom it may concern.
1 Whereas, Win, Stevens, has applied to
tho lion, the Conrt ofordlnnry of liulloch.
County for Letters of Adminiltiation oh.
•the ostate ami effe'dlt of Andrew Stevens
dee. of Bulloch County in behalf of the
kindred and creditors. y ,
These arc, therWore, to cite and ad-,
monish all and 'singular tho kindred, and 1
'creditors, of the snld-deceased, to file their,
objections.if any they liavc, livtho Clerk’s)
Office of tho sold Court, on or before the
7lh day of April next, ntlicrwiso letters
of administration willbc granted.
, Wltpess tlio hon. one ofthe Jut-
lices of said couit the 7th dav of March A'
D. 1829. .
. 12 KENNEDY; c. c. o. b. c.
mnrcli 7 95
' Whereas, Win N Thompson has appli
ed fur fetters of guardianship on t‘
the persons'
nnd property of Rosamond Thompson, Re"
liecca Thompsop, Jano'Thorrip'son, .Cor
nelia Thompson, Washington Thompson,
and Franklin who are all Infants under tho
age of 14 years.' ,
■ These are therefore'to c|te and admon
ish all and singnlnr tho kindred of the said
infants to file their objections "(ifany they
liavc) in the Clerk’s Office of the Court,
on or before the 12th day of June next ;
otherw ise letters of guardianship will be
granted to tlie'prititioiict. , , ...
Witness the llort. J Cutnnilrig,oneof the
Justices of tire said Conrt, the 12th
day of May, A. D. ono thousand
eight hundred qiiH'twoiity-nincv
SAMI.. M. BOND, c.ci o.
2 111*
O EORGIA, Chatham Count)’.—By
^— l/ n ... _..1.7n ll.« f ..wi j*-- « i* /1.«. In.
EORGIA, Chatham County lly
HJT the Honorable the Justices ofthe Iii-
the Honorable' the Justices of the In
ferior Court of Chatham County sitting for
Ordinary purposes,
To all whom it. may concern
Wboreas LcviS. D’l.yoq administrator
Of tne citato of ArclilbaUl Brel,nor dec has
petitioned tho said Justice-, to ho discharg
ed from his said administration.
.These aro therefore to cite and admon
ish all nnd singular tlie kindred end cretf-
liars oftlle said doc. to file tlieir objection),
(ifany they have) in the Clerks office of
the Court of Ordinary of Chatham Coun
ty, nh'or'lieft)rothe.7tl\ day of September
next, otherwise letfers dismissory-will bs
granted to tlie petitioner.
■ Witness ll:e Hon Elfas; Fort, pno of the
Justices of tlie said court nCSaVahnah, this
7th day offilaich AD 1828.
S M BONrfec co c C.
march 7 95*. .
EORGIA, Chatham-County.
ANNE OF GEIERSTEIN or itHe
MAIDEN OF THE fillST, by tlie author
of Wavcrly.-
lRVINU'S LIFE AND VOYAGES
OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, a-
bridged by himself.
'TLz, I na* oftbo | SPECIMENS OF AMERICAN P.O-
f lie Last Ol the rlantage- ETUY; with iritleal and biographical no-
llPtS tices by Samuel Kitted,
m Mmtueniu • . • , I - THE SHEPHERD’S CALENDER,
fjv M.-DRISCOLL has just received by j ames qjogg v author of-'“tlie Queen’s
JL • per, Flonan,; an assortment of ,y akb „
follo,vi "« - TALES OF PASSION, by the author
new I UblicattonsI of ”GUherl Eavle."
the Justices of the Inferior
Court of Chatham County,-silting for Or-
dinarypui-poscs:
To oil wliom it may concern-.
Whefoas James Roberts ExSoutpr .of
Joseph Dawson, late of Savannah dec-
has petitioned the suit) justifies to be dis
charged fi-orn lljs said executorship. .
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred arid cred
itors of the said dec. to file tlieir objections
(ifany they have) in the" Clclrk’s office nf
the Court of Ordinary on or before the 7th
jlav of Heptemhor next otherwise letters
'dismissory wilt ho granted to.the petition
*r. •
Witness tho hon. Elias Fort; orie of tltc
justices of the said Court at Savannah the
7th day of March A.D. 1829.
S IH- BOND. c. c. o. c. c,
55* g
ferior Court of Chatham County sitting, for
Ordinary purposes:—
To all wliom it mny'conccrn.
Wliereas, Mordccai Myors lias applied
for letters of guardianship on the nelson
So property of Sarah E Miller,anintant tin
dcr fourteen years of age;
These arc. therefore, to cite and Admon
ish all and singular the kindred of the s dd
infant, to file their objections (if any they
have) in (he clerk's ofiico of said Coupon
or before the 12th day of June noxtj otlior-
yvise letters pfguardlanslilp wjl|'bo granted
to the petitioner.
Witness the lion. J Gumming offe oftlje
Justicosof said Court, the 12tlt day of
Mayr A D 1820,
S Mi BOND; 8: ,c. o,
may 12
The last of the PlaritagenetsT-an Histor-
ital Romance—illustrating some of the
public evcnts,and Domestic and Ecclesias
tical maripers, ofthe 15th and.Wifi ‘cen
turies. ,
“This work contains many historic
scenes, sltetchos with great vividness and
power,. Theancirlents-tof the story are mi-
liierons.well contrived, and well told. The'
styleis at Once elegant without ostenta-
ious ornament,and perspicuous without to-
do ;s diffuseness.”—Critic.
SPECIMENS OF AMERICAN PQ.
ETRY,.Critical audDiograical notions; in
three volumns. juns 15 •
Tit AITS OF TRAVEL by the author
of “High Ways and Bye Ways,”
And an additional supply of thoso popu-
far Works, ”I’ELHAM," arid “THE
DISOWNED.”-
july 3 • 158*
4 : NOTICE. '
mar 7
EORGIA. Chatham County—By
Q EORGIA, Chatham County'.—By
the Honorable ihe Justices of the In
ferior Court of Chatham County, sitting
fof ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas,.M. PrenJergast of Savannah,
morchant has applied to the Hon. the
Court of Ordinary ofChutham County for
letters of Administration on the Ostato and
effects of Thos Court ney lato of saidcoun-
ty pedlar dec. as principal creditor.
'Theser-are, thorefore. to cite and admo
nish all and singular, tho kindred and cre
ditors of the said deceased to file their ob
jeetions, if j any they have, to the granting
or the administration ofthe- estato of the
deceased to the applicant in the Clerk's
office, of tlio said Court on or
Ml .. . I before the
Rank Sfafp of dpnvrrio 20th day of June next; otherwise^let
CJiaie Ol ueoigia. • tors of administration will-bc granted.
1—_ TITC , ^VANNAH. July 3,1820. Witness the Hon Elias Fort one of the
WW&Eunk will be closed at 1 o clock iustfces t ofsai4>CBun,the 2othi!ay-of May
.V-’V* an : t altar Morniay the 8th A. D.one thousand eight hundred i and
inst. until tlie first day of November next, twenty nine;
A. PORTER, Casliie;. I S. M. BOND, c. e.o.cc.
150lf ■ - tpayjJO 1207
the. Hrrn the Justices of the Inferior
Court of Chatham County, sitting far or di-
harjl jiprposes'.
• To Ml whom it may concern.
Whereas. William C. Daniel!, has ap
plied to the Hon the Couit of Ordinary
iff Chatham County for Letters of Atlmin-
fstration, on the estate and offects of David
-T.Timothy, deceased, with the will annex:
cd. L
These arc thereforefo cife,and admonish
ail, and singular, the kindred and creditors
ofthe said deceased to file their,objections
(if any they have) In-the clerk’s office of
the snld court of ordinary of said county,on
or before tho 27ih day of June rtext", oth-
erwiso letters of administration will l-cgran-
ted.
Witness the lionorahlc Elias Fort , one o
(ho Justices of said coiut,tlio 27th Bay
May, A. D 1829.
SAMUEL M. BOND, c.c. o.
may 28 125*.
— 1s i
july 3
m.
'* *
Shoe Blacking.
r\Y & MARTINS liquid Jiiacki
, Justimport6d qnd fort-sale by the
oaskor dozon by A PAliSONS.
•Pruggist No 0 Gibbons Range
Df
V fob-fiV
-^1 EORGIA, Chntham County.—By
_ . tht Hon. the Justices of the Injbiw
Court of Chatham County siliingfoi Oi
■'■nary purposes..
To nil whom it may concern.
Whereat Wnf- T. Williams;'Execule*
6f the Estato, of filnry M. Wilr.on Into of
Savannah dec. has petitioned the said Jus
tices to be discharged fromlliis said Execu-
torshtpr
: These arc therefore to cite and admotK
ish all and sjiigOiM tlic kindrcd nnd credi
tors of the said dec. to fill' thoir objections
(if any they have) ill tlie Clerks office of
tho Court of Ordinary of said County on
or before tlio 7tli day of Sept, next'other*.',
wise Iciicis dismissory will bo granted to
the pelitioner.
Witness the hon. Elias Fort, ono ofthe |
Justices of tlio said court, at Savnnnnli (h4 |
7lli dav of ma -ch A. IT.T820. i
S. M. BOND, c. 0. o', c. c
mar 7 .'55*
of
Administrator’s Notice.
Savannah, 7lh filarch, 1820. j >
5 j20UR moritlis after tho date hereof, I
. shall npply to the Honorable the
Justices of the Inferior Court, of Chjjo,
lr.1111 comity, when sitting' for ordVm»)A
'purposes, for 100Vo to sell- the buildins<
and improvements op Seaborn Jones’ loj I
in Ta'niaornw, Savannah, lot No 8 (three) I
and tho brick buildings and improvement J
thereon, in Liberty ward Savannah fr 011 ; •
ting oii Broiighun street and fifty aerc' f 1 .
land in Bryan qountyon Ogoeohee Blwti- ’•
called Fort Aigylo being the real estate 01
Tliomds Lucena dee. And to'be sold foL
ihe benefit of (ho legatees ofthe said Thot
Lucena deceased. S M BOND, -'
AdriiinlstrnlnV, with tho will annexe 11
of,Thos. Lucena deo'd
mar 7 ■ jJ§a . - "J
Persian Otto of Rose
Salve.
Lip 1
J UST received, and ....
A FARSONS, Druggltf'
j ian-.It. ' NoTGIShon’S i®*'
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