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PUBLIC SALES.
T,ftX Collector’s sales.
On tlic first Tuesday in October next.
W ILL be sold be lure the court house
in the city of Suvmmali between
'the usual hours of i.ilo the following pro
perty. VIZ !
■Jo to acres of land) Qlynn enmity, Buf
f;iloswamp, CIS acres letnrncd as inland
swamp of the first quality, 400 acres
Oak mid the residue Pina land, levied on
as the property,of Edwards, Doughty and
O'Heir, to satisfy the state and comity
tax for the year 1018, amount due 525 40
■ml p ists.
Abo, £500 acres of land in Camden
county, on St. Marys rlver. granted to Ilia-
bert Montjbrd of the following qualities t—
800 acros brackish marsh, SOU do Sd quail-,
ty Injand swaitip, 100 do 2d quality ham
mock and 1400 pine land—also 1150 neics
of land in said county on the Satllln, gran
ted to lloraths Marlntry, of the following
. quality300 cores Sd quality tide swamp,
100 dp oak uud hickory and 730 acres pine
land, levied on ns the.property of the es
tates of Hubert Mont furl and Salomon
Pendleton, to satisfy the-slate and county
t-.x for the year 1(28, amount due ft 16 06
.and costs.
DAVID BELL, t.c.c.c.
sue 1 178
Sheriff's Sale.
•On tkcfirstTucsdny in Oct. next,'
W ILL be sold before llio court house
in Kfiingli.nn county between tlio
usu.il hours of salei
A negro girl named Jeuett, levied on as
tho properly of-David Gogol to satisfy an
exertitiou in favor of Elija Dasher, is
John Noldltngcr defendaut, Samuel Noiit-
linger anil David Gugel, securuios. l’ro
petty pointed' out by Samuel tieidlingar
tlio seaurity.
J. R. MORGAN, s. e.c.
! sept # 1*80 - .
MSA
Sheriff’s Sale.
' Bn the first Tuesday in October next,
TMTlLL be sold be foie thrCourt house
WW in the city of Savannah, between
the usual hours of stile,
the furniture -of the-Oity
Tables, Chairs, Beds,
Crockery and sliver
IV . -V ,iv— and Murks, Kitchen • Uten
sils. ice. A .-. V I.wvjed oil under and
by virwe of an e\.-, itdonspn -fori-closure,
Thos. M. Driscoll, vs. Uinry »IV Lub
bock.
aug 1 GEf). Mlf.LEN.s. c<o.
I’UliLIC SALKS.
Tax Collector’s Sule.
Onthe firs! Tuesday in October next.
W ILL lie sold bofmothe Comt House
in the city of Savannah, between
the usual hours of sale, tlio -following pro-
perty, to wilt
The western half of lot no. -8, Jckyll Ty
■thing, Darby Ward, fronting on Johnson''
Square—levied on as tlio property uf Wor
thington Gale, In satisfy his State and
County tax fur the year 1828. Amount
316 02 cts and coals.
* DAVID BELL, T.c.c.c.
sept 5 •
Administrator’s Notice
F OUR iu uiths after date, I stall jp
to the Honorable the Justices
Inferior coin* of Chatham couqty.
Public Sale.
' Onthe fir it Monday in Oclohernext.
B Y order of the Honorable the Inferi
or Court of the County of Effingham-
will be sold before thoCourt House of tlio
■aid comity, between the hours of. 10 and 4
o'clock,
Several vacant lots; lying in tho Town
of Springfield, it is a well known situation
for health, & tho advantage ol an excellent
Academy, which is now in n flourishing
condition, •re'induocments for persons -to'
purchase. Plot uf the saiiKTown can lie
seen ou that day uud the terms made
mown.
J-CUARL-TON, c. i. c. r.. c.
h sept 10 ,'t
when
setting, for oidinary-purposes, fo’rdeave tu,-
cilia tract ofjand, number ninety four,'
(no. 04) situated in the lw4lfth"UivttUt o([
Monroe county, in the state of Georgia,
‘--containing two hundred two and a half
. acres, being tlio real estate of Launcelot
II. b’eay, deceased, for the .benefit of the
selrs and ciedilors of said‘estate.
J. WALLACE, •.
Adm'r. of L. II. Fesy.. •
aprifeo f-7
Executor’s Sale.
On the first Tuesday in October next, >
W ILL be sold in front of the Court
House, In the city of Savannah,
between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock,the'
Allowing negroes, viz:
Paul, Rachael and .her child Sarah, be-j
.Ing'the piopeny of the estate, of Benjamin
Varn, deceased, and sold for the benefit of
4he heirs and creditors.
JAMES C.RICHARDSOtf,
Exeeutor.
V'.iug 15 * Terms Cash.
-Executive Department,
Georgia,
Millevlgavllle, September 2d, 1859.
O RDERED, That the Apt passed nt
the last session of the-Of n-ral As
sembly. to alter the Uil, 7lh and Itth sec
tions of the 3d article of the Constitution,
he published in all the newspapers of this
State until the'first .Monday. tn-October
next, and that the Justices ol the inferior
court in oacli comity be requested to cause
a copy of the said act id bo pgated up on
the door of the Court house, and at the,
ihqst conspicuous,piaco in every Captalp’a.-
riistrict of their count*.
By the Governor,
EVERETT-B TIERCE, SeC-’ry.
PRIC$ TWO DOLLARS PER BOT
TLE,
tieve Alderman Duane’s statement to be
strictly correct. Air. Swaim showed ill-
tv,,i oilier case's ivcuvlv similar, which Were
cured by bis I'nnacfi',alter every oilier re-
nletly bad lailcti. *'
Averse os 1 nm to qnacUory, l hope ov*
cr to be pie.iervcU from unjust ami sullish
prejudice. ; und* thcroforu* do not hesUalc'
to {jive injr name, in coiijttrmation dfthe el-
licacy and safety of Mr, Swnlm’a modi-
C, “°' EDWIN A. ALTEE.
Philadelphia, Nov. Mil, 1828.
A supply of this Valuable Mcdicino is
just received ami for sale by
A PARSONS, ‘Agent.
At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons Range,
march 17 63
To the Public.
I N consequence of the numerous frauds'
and impositions premised in reference
to my inodicine, I am again .induced to
change the form of my BOTTLES* In
future, the PANACEA will ho put up in
round battles, fluted longitudinally, with
the following words, bluwn in the glass,
•‘.Swain’s PaivucEa. Pnii.AnA," as repre
sented above.
These battles are much stronger than
thoso heretofore used,and will have but one
label, which covers the cork, with tny own
signature on it, so that tliecmk cannot be
drawn without destroying tho aignulurp,
without which .none I* genuine, Tlio me-
tlicino may consequently be known to he
genuine when my signature is visible; to
caunterfeitichieh, mil be punishable as for-
e increasing demand (or this celebra
ted medicine Ims enabled mo to reduce the
price to TWO DOLLARS per bottle.tlms
twinging.it within tlio renclt of the indi
gent.
My Panacea requires no encomium; its
astonishing effects and wonderful operation,
hare drawn, both from Patients and Medi-'
cal Practitioners of the highest respeetnbi
lily, the most-unqualified approbation, ami
established for jt a character which Envy’s
pen,'though dipped in gull, can never tarn
ish.
Thcfalse reports-concerning this vain
able medicine.which have been so diligently
circulated by certain Physicians,have their
origin either in ENVY, or intheiniscldev-
Otis effects of the SPURIOUS IMITA
TIONS. .
The Proprietor pledges .-himself to the
Public, and gives them the most solemn
assurances, that this nifdicine contains
neither mercury nor any other deleterious
drug.
ThcptiMloire cautioned not to purchase
my'Panacea, except from mysejf, my ac
credited agents, or persons of known os-
pectabillty: and all those will consequent
ly be without excuse, svho-shall purchase
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hExecutor's Sale.
By I, B. Herbert.
-On 'Monday 9th November next
t o'clock, will he sold at the house
if-rraerly occupied by Mrs Sarali Do l.a
Alotta, President street, all the household
■ 2nd.
Kitchen Fitrnittire.
cotfstsTiuoor
' A large Extension Dining Table,
•?Card Tables,
-Chairs,
Carpets,
Mnutle Glasses,
Crockery and Glass Ware,
‘Jknliion'f,
Mhovol and Tongs.
ALIO
"Be<lssBed-steads& Bedding
Sold by permission of the Monbrald*? the
‘ Uourt of Ordinary, and by order of ttie
Executor.
s*pt 9 ’Termscash
>»■ ■ — » ■ ■ —
.Sheriff’s Sales.
' tOn the first Tuesday in October next,'
W ILL ht? sold at. the Court House
in'Riceboro, Liberty County? be
the usual hours of &i|le the following
. property viz :
One tract of laud lyiug in the County of
liberty, called Jlonaventure, containing
* onqj thousand and.fifty .icrcs more or less,
bounded north hy.hmd of Paul H. Wilkins
and E. S. Pecs, south b» kind vest. John
Elliott easily est, John Kell, and west by
Medway River, levied 'on as the piop rty
a{estate of James I Iclrm**, to satisfy the
State Taxes of said estate and others for
^rthe years 182fi and ltJ.ift.7-. amount of taxes
•/or said years 16 and costs.
Also, one tiact of land containing one
hundred and seventy-six acres more or
rless, lying,in Liberty County adjoining
Thos. Quarte/mnn ami Joseph F• Me*
<rowen, levied on as the property of Ed
ward Wav to satisfy an execution in favor
6»*John B. VVifth.
' - Alsty one negro womtti named Lavlnla.
levied on as the property of John F. Webb,
•to Atfrify his State taxes for the years
• 1825, 1826 and 1827, amount due $T
• SOcis.aiid costs.
B. MELL. s l. c.
. *cpt .5 ' IA9 ~ . #-• '
Ail Act.
To alter the third, seventh and-twelfth-
sections of the Arst articla. and the
first and third sections uf the third ar
ticle of.the Constitution of this State.
Whereas, a part of the third section of
.tho first article of.tho Constitution.!* in the
j ■following words, to wilt “The Scnajo shall
bo elected aimu.illy.” A part of the se
venth section of the first article is in the
following words—“The - Representatives
shall be chosen annually ’’ And a part of
the- twelfth section ofj tlte first article,
•is in the fnllo ing words—“The meeting
of the General Assemby shall he annual
ly."
And whereai,a part nf the first section
of the-third article, is in the following
words to win—“The Judges of the Supe
rior conns shall be elected for the term of
three years." And a part of the third tec
tionof.third article, is in the-following
words—“There shall he n State’s Attorney
and Solicitors appointed by the Legisla
ture, and commissioned by the Governor,
who shall hold their offices for the term aft
three years.”—And whereas,-the before.re
cited clauses, require amendment:
-Be iunactsdiby the Senate and .Mouse
uf Representatives of the State of Georgia
in General Assembly met, and it isdierejiy
enacted by the authority.of thasame, That
so soon as tmsacl shall have passed ’agree
able to the requisitions of tlio 1 .’unititution
the following shall be adopted in lieu of the
f>ree ins clause in the before recited ret
cited sm-liobl. to up.
In.iieu of the clause in ,third section of
the first article, the following, to wit—The
Senate shall be elected biennially,after the
vour eigeteen hundred and liiiriy-one In
lieu nf the.clause in the seventh section of
the first article. the following—The Repre
seutatives shall be ehoten biennially, after
the yMr eighteen hundred and thirty -one.
in lieu of die clause in the twelfth section
In the first article, -the following—Ttv
meeting of the General Assembly shall He
biennially, after thoyear. eighteen hundred
and thirty one. In lieu of the claOie of
the first section of the third article, ihdfol
lowing—The Judges of tile Superior courts'
shall i>e<eleoted fof tho term of-four year,;
the fi st election to take place eighteen
hundred aiid thirty-one. And in lieu of the
clause in the third section nf the third ar
tide, the’ following—Theie. shall be a
State’s Attorney and Soliaitors appointed
by tlje Legislature and commissioned by]
the Governor., who shall hold -their Offices
for.the term of four yeurs; the first election
to take place in eighteen hundred and tliir
ty one.
IRBY HUDSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS STOCKS,
President of the Senate,
sept 10 191
Sheriff’s Sale.
"On the first Tuesday in November next,
-'•JB7TLL bp sold at tho-Conrl House in
Vl Rieeborn.Liberty County between
thc b5U,il (jours of sale the following prop
riety, viz: •.
■ One ocgrdbqy named Hkzzaril levied
- .on as ajjie property 6.1.Thomas S. 'Mell to
satisfy ao.txccutioerisined aodi.r tbeforo-
Closure of,i mougoge in Jaior of-JVilliam
Rankin.
• B. MELL, s. i. c. .
sept 5 189
By Jj B, Herbert.
Oil tho first Tuesday in October next.
’■ VH7TLL be sold before-tht Cotirt House
If in tlte City of Savannaii, between
the usual h rnrs ol sale,
A negrp girl named DAPHNEY, aged
19 years.
Sold at the risk of the former purchaser,
tie not having complied with the lei ms of
. jale. Tern;, Cash.
. jcyt 5 J89 ‘
Treasurer’s Office,
HKfTKStnEB 1,1829.
T HE average price nfl'lourduringthe
last uiontli being 36 50 per barrel ol
I8« Jbs. Bread for the present month
must weigh as follows viz:
12 1-2 cent, LoaT 21bs IS oz
0 J-4 “ • “ 1“ 0 1-2“
Of wliich all Rakersand sellers of Bread
will take due Notice.
-M.'W. STEWART, c. y.
sepp-5
Just Received.
A FRESH supply of Eng-
lull while IVlustHrd Heed.
Cephalic Snuff,
Jalap.,
. Sulphate of Quinine,
ft ‘ Sulphur Ether;
And a general assortment of-MfiDiutNiif
suitable for the season.
A. PARSONS.Druggist/
. At the Eagle No- 8 Gibbons Kango.
sjpir** • ; i
rom any other persons.
\VM. SWAM1. '
September. 1628.
The,following ceitificate gives the his
tory of the introduction of the Panacea into
tlte Philadelphia Alms Houso Infirmary.
Those who read ft, will be convinced that'
the proprietor has never feared the investi
gation of physicians, or endeavored to ad
minister tho medicine in secret. It also
evinces the prejudices of the faculty, that
those who were so anxious originally to
exclude the medicine from this institution,
would noglccl no opportunity of dxpelling
it, after it had been introduced.
FROM WILLIAM DUANE, Esq.
One of-the Aldermen of the City oj Phi
ladelphia.
Mr. S waim, proprietor of »medical com
position ended Swaiin's Panacea, applied
to me, requesting,ttie to state what I know
about the introduction of his medicine iqto
the Alms House—and 1 consider it a.duty
to comply svith his request.
Being President of the Board of Mann
gertof the Aims House in the year 1820,
'Air. Swaim expressed to me a wish to un
dertake- the cure of tome persons then in
the house, whose cases were given up as in
curable by the medical gentlemen, that he
was confident of curing by bis medicine
those cases,.and-would undertake some of
the most desperate—and would-require no
other compensation tljan the satisfaction
to be derived from the service rendered.
I promised to consult the other mana-
S irl, and did so; hut I found that some of
e medical gentlemen in the hqpse had
labniedto prejudice them, as some of them
attempted to prepossess me .against what
they denominated quackery. Some of the
managers felt inclined Xpibe trial, cansid-
nriiig that as they were eases, abandoned by
the medical meii which were to lie opera
ted upon, no harm at-least would he done,
and if cure was practicable, the opportuni
ty ought to be nflbrded, but they oxpressad
a reluctance to take any responsibility upon
them'; by which I understood that they did
not like to puMlieriiielves in-opposition 4o
the- physicians. Others opposed it alto
gether. I therefore offered and took upon
.myself whatever responsibility theie was in
the ease, and notified Mr. Swaim that I
would accompany-him,'and did.-.so. The
first case scleoted was that of a woman,
whose appearance was horrib'e, and svlipse
condition was so deplorable that the.pa
tients indlieeame room w.islicd to have nor-
removed, and the evidence of my own sen
ses justified their-oomplaint. She «eH,a
woman of -about 80 or 32 years qf age. her
right eye svas alredy uastrnyed, ■ tlio left
eye protruded more than half aivinch out
nf the socket, the flesh nf tlio left cheek was
one complete ulcer, the flesh of the nose
had disappeared and left tlm nostrils two
naked holes, the uppei lip on ttie left side,
was destroyed, and the teeth and gums
bare, and I lie whole face, vs it appeared to
me, in a state of dissolution; her appetite
had left her—she represented a living skel
eton frightful to behold. Mt.'Swaira said
lie could cure her-, he could not restore the
lost eye, nor restore the nose, Jiut he could
restbre tfleleft aye and the tnoiith.
He undertook the case, and I frequent
ly attended him in his visits to the poor wo;
man, and sue was cured—and Idiavo frei
qiiontly seep her sinco, going about hei
ordinary business with the alacrity usual
to a person of that age; (lie deformity of
course remained ; but vat) that remained
besides appeared healthful. I have eon
fined myself to this ease, upon which I
was impossible to be mistaken, and for
borne to introduce eny other-ojrnmnstni,.
pes than what belong immeriiatoly to it.
' ' WM.DUANE.
Philadelphia, Marph-ltth 1828,
CERTIFICATE (JFDR. EDWIN A.
ALTEE,
Member of thf Philadelphia Medical Socii-
Tho case detailed in the above certifl
4Me«»m6 utidbApi Avatli^ I*
A great Bargain on a long
Credit.
T HE euliscriber Is anxious to sell the
following valuable lands, or »uv of
them, end will tell on good terms, end give
five years to pay for the same; and if not
sold by the (list Tuesday' in December
next, will offer them on that day at Mil-
IcdgoVille, to the highest bidder, on the
above terms—the propcily. to stand its own
security—viz t
That well known place railed Cedar
Shoals, in Newton county, three miles from
Covington, on the rivei, ahovo Mtftion.—
On tho premises there nre a good dwell
ing house, Inrge ham, stables, out houses,
store-house, with two good gilst and tsvd
sasv mills, gin house. !>o" saw gin thresher,
unit about 75 seres of open land; in.a nico
stale of cultivation. This place contains
six hundred and.seven acres of land, and
bwns the pine tlnthor.nn six hundred acres
mere. The shoal, it said by ; good judges
to be equal to.any shout in the Union for
any kind of machinery requiring water
power. By nature liiissiiosl is so construc
ted, as to bo free from all ineongqpicnre ol
danger from the highest fresbetg, and al
svays has a sufficiency nf svater.
Also, 4200 acres of land', 18 miles from
Athens, and 10 miles from Monroe, Walton
county, on tlio Appalatchie river, with a-
hoot 200 acres of oprn land ; part of the
wnnd land is of a superior quality. The
place is well watered with branches .and.
fine springs; has on it a,gin which is car
ried hy water,-and Is-supposed to be as
healthy ns any pnitof the Stole; part of
this is Ane red land Tor wheat.
Also, 250 acres of land, directly nn tho
rend from Covington to Mnditon, 4 miles
from Covington. This is.a beautiful le-
vol pieee of land, a handsome place to live,
within two miles of the fine flourishing A-
cadeiny of Jefferson, in n good neighbor
hood : there are about 10 acres of open
laud, and in a fine state of cultivation.
-Also, a beautiful front lot on the square
in Covington, with two houses, where
McNeil & Batts, merchants, do limitless,
and where the Rev. Jolm Jones now lives
This is ns desirable a stand as-it in the vih
lago for'doing business.
Also the following unimproved lots: '
No.,-98, in the util Dislriot of Houston
county.
No. SO, in 1st District of Monroe, notv
Pike county.
' No. 19, in 6thJ)istrkt.1labershem enmi
ty—drawn hy BenjaniinKnneday.
No. 78, in 0th District llanry county, a
beautiful level piece of land—drawn hv
Inmes R. Wilkinson, of Screven county.
No. 70, inSthDistrict'IIenry, now Fay
ette.
No. ^St. in 5ib District,Henry.
No. 239, in the J st District of Coweta,
With -several.other lots ju Carroll, Musco
gee, T-roup and J.cn Counties, which arc
now offered on good.terins. Persons wish
ing to scltlc in the ahovo tractjtf jjptmUy.
on improved or uniniproved land, wili finii
it tn tliaiir interest.to examine those lands,
and call oh
SAMUEL J. BRYAN,
'Savannah.
N B.—The titles.are jll clear and on
doubted.
*u e 20 . 145
^■'lEORGIA, Effingham County—By,
I hm. the J unlit is of tlir lnfeno
Court tj'l '.Jlinghnm county sitting for Ordi
nary pur fusts.
To all w hom it may concern.
Wheteas, Jno C. Kahn Executor oflht*
of thccsiato oT M.uhew. Kahn dec. has pe
titioned ;lm said Justices lo bo discharged
from Ills snid -executorship.
Tltese orotlicreluio to cite and admonish
all iitul singular the klmircd ami creditors
of said tlocoascd to file their objections (if
any they have) to the grunting of tlio pray
er of the snid pet tioner in tlio Clerk’s'of
fice of the said Court, on or before tlio Itth
day of Nov next, othovwiso letters tllsmls-
sory will be granted.
Witness the lion. J Waldhour one of
tho Justices of said court the 6th day of
May AD. 1829.
JOHN OIIAULTON.c.o.o.k.c,
may 8 •■
G the Honorable the Justices of the In
fi.ior t'uurt of Chatham county sitting
for ordinary nur/iosrs.
To all tohum it may eonsem.
Whereas Geo. Millet: lias applied to tlx
Honorable the Court of Ordinnry of
Chatham county for letters dismissory
nn the estate Sr efl'eats af.'JOo L rieubrook
late of said county, deceased.
These nictherejnre to cite and adinnnish
nil and singular the kindred and creditors
of snid deceased to fllndhelr objections (if
any they hnve)to thegranting of the letters
dismissory onthe estate of the deceased
to the applicant in the Clerk's office of the
snid-Court, on orbofore tho 2Bth day of
Dec. next; otherwise letters dismissory
will he granted.
Witness the Honnrntdo Ellas Fort, one
of the Judges ofsaidGourt, the 26th day
of June, A. D. 1820
. B. M.--BOND, c, c. o.
june 26 150*
G -KOUUlA, Gluilhnin County—'By
the Hon the Justices of the Inferior
Court of Chatham County,sitting Jot Ordi
nary purposes.
To all srhom it may concern,
Whcrens B. M. Bond of Savannah has
applied to the Honorable the Court nf Or
dinarv Chatham county for letters- of Ad
ministration nn the estate end effects of
Jnhn Fay late of said oouoty dec. as prin
cipal ereaitor.
These are therefore to cite.and admon
ish,all,and singular the kindred and credi
tors of the snid dcc'd tn flK their objections
(if nny thev have) to the gi anting of the
administration of tho estate nf the deceased
to the npplicant in the Clerk's-office of
the .said court,on ot before tho 4tli day of
Sept, next,'otherwise letters administration
will.be granted.
Witness the Hon. Elins Fort, one
of the ji-slices of snid cotirt, the 4th day uf
August A- D. 1820
■ S; M. BONO, c. c. o. c. c
nng 4 *
B^IEORGA, Chatham Coumv—m.
the Honorable the Justices ojtlu r
Jr rtor Court of Chathum Comity
(Jrdinary f>uiposes:— * a '' 0
- io 1,11 " lmi » t"wy concern.
Wheteas,-Timm ,, Askew, Execute,- r f
the estate gf Jamo.1 J .-Tip,,ins il. i',) l |t ‘ ,
titinned the said Justices to bo (lischaa >' i
Ins said Executorship,
. , >6*o are therefore in cite ami
tsh idl ami singular tlm kiimml nmi. T i
tors ol the said dec. to Ido tlmir objeciL/
(if any tliey hate) In tlio Clci It’s o«S
tito Court uf Ordiuury of said County , jn .!
before the 7th day of January next, 0 I*-’
wiso loftors dismisstrt-y will he granted i
the petitioner. b lu >?
Witness the lion. F.lias Fort, one oftl.
Justices of tho.snid Court at K-,..,*
null the 7th day of July A ft . '
thousand eight hundred'and t»™? 1
nine# *'
July 7 S ' J 1 ' I,GN D’C.C'0.c., (
F
Notice.
OUR months afterdate, application
will be made to the Hon. tho Justi
ces of the .Inferior-Court of Liberty Ooun
ty for leave to sell one hundred acres of
land belonging to the estate of Donald Fra
ser, fortlie benefit of the lieiis and creditors
of said estate.
MARGARETR. FRASER,
july 25 >70 Executrix
In the Sixth Circuit Court
^United States, District of
-.’Georgia,
may TERM. 1829.
. Ralph Cla-y 1 Two Judgments'
vs. ) in Sixth.Circuit
Tlios. & Robt. Newell. S Court.
A RULE having been granted at the
last term of the Court, requiring tlio
attorney of ihoplalnlitt'-afretord to show
cause why he should not .outer satisfaction
on the . above judgments, and it now ap
pearing that the pnyments'wcre made tn the
plainlifi' himself nud tint to the attorney of-
record. And it further appearing that tlio
plaintiff is dead, and his legal representa
tive* .unknown or absent from,the state, it
is oidercd that one month's notice be giv
en in twool the gazettes in this place, and
one at.tlte seat ol the general government,
calling upon the said personal representa
tives of the snid Ralph, to. shew cause at
the next term uf ibis couit, lo wit, on tho
Thursday next after tho first Monday in
November next, at Millcdgevillc, why sa
tisfaction should not be ordered to bo en
tered by the clerk on the said two judg
ments.
Extrnctjfrom minutes.
GEORGE GLEN, Clerk,
aug 22 I82ce
District Court U. S. Geor
gia* District.
AUGI'ST TERM, 1829.
E DWARD Coppec, Charles Climp
field, James. Thompson und l.au
rcnco O'Hyrne having been duly summon
ed to servo as Petit Jurors at this Court,
md failing to attend—Ordered dial they
re severally fined in tho sum of ten dollars,
inless sufficient excuses, nn oath lie filed,
n tho Clerk’s Office on or- before the s»
cond Tuosdny in November next.
Extract from tho-tniniilcs,
‘ GEO. GLEN, C’lk.
nog 15 179
Madeira Wine.
~l Oi FIRES Wane, in halves, quar
M-s^r ters and eighihs, just received
and for sale by
SORREL & ANDERSON.
aojg SI _ .183)1
EORtilA, Bulloch County—By
N" thr lion, the Justices of the Injhrior
'Court of llulloch County, sitting for or
dinary purposes.
To all whom Jt may concern.
Whereas. Margaret Hagin, applies for
letters.of administration on the estate and
efl'icts bf F.ihrldrrd liagin-deceased, late
of Bulloch county, in behalf of the kin
dred and creditors.
These nre, therefore, to oite and ndmnn
Ixh all ,imi.singular, the kindred und crcd
itors of tho said deceased to file their objec
linns, if any they have, in tire clerk's of
fice of said court,,on or hofnrr tin; loth
day of October next, otherwise letters of
administration w ill lie granted.
Witness, the lion. S. •Williams one
oltliiiJustie.es of said cuurt, the 10th day
of Sept, A. D. |820.
E. KENEDY, c. c. o-.n. c*
sept--l» • -10I*
O F.ORGIA, Chatham County—tty
the Honorable, the Justices of the In
ferior Court oj Chatham County, sitting
for ordinary purposes. '
To all wiioin-it may concern.
Whereas, Mary E. Noris, Executrix nf
the estasc of Anne Morgnn deceased has
petitioned the-said justices to he discharged
from her said executorship.
These are therefore to cite and admnn
ish all and singular tha kindred and credi
tors of the said dec., to file their objections
(ifany they have) In tho Oleik's Office of
the Court ofOidinary of said County nil or
before the 1th day of September, next:
otherwise letters dismissory will be grant
ed to the petitioner.
Witness the lion. El'ss Fort, one of the
Justicosof the said, court at Savunnah tho
7th day of March. A. I). HI20.
S. Al. BOND, c..c. o. c c,
maren -7 55*
o
EORGIA, Chatham > bounty.—By
W the Hon,-the Justices of the Inferior
Court of Chatham County, sitting for Or
dinary purposes.
To nil whom it may .concern.
Whereas James Roberts Exeeutor of
Joseph -Dawson, late of Savannah’ dec.
Ims petitioned the said justices to .be dis
charged (Voin his said exeeutdrship.
Those' are therefore to cite and jtdnton
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
itors of the. said dee. to file tlmir objections
(ifany thoy have) in theGiork’s office of
the Court of Ordimiry.on.or hofore the 7tli
day of September next otherwise letter*
difinissory will be granted to the petition
or.
Witness the hon. E|jas Fort, one. of the
justices of the saidCourt al Savannah the
7th day of March A. D. 1820. -
S.M. BOND, c. c. o.c.c,
,mnr 7 55"
EORGIA, Chatham County;—By
JT the Honorable the Justices of the In
ferior Court of Chatham County sitting fo.
Ordinary purposes,
To all whom jt may concern
Whereas’ Levi S. D'Lyon administrnto.
of tlio estate of Archibald Brebnyrdecjini
petitioned the snid Justices to bedischarg
cd from his,snid administration.
These nre therefore to oite and adtnon
ish all and singulnr the kindred itnd cred
itors oftlie snid.-dec, to file their objections
(ifany they have) In the Clerks office ol
the Court o( Ordinary nf.Cliathnm Conn
ty, on or hofore Hie 7th dny.of Septemhei
next, otherwise letters -dismissory will be
granted lo the petitioner.
Witness.,tfcn lion Elias Forj, nnooftlte
Justices oftbesnid court at Savannah, this
7th dayofMeittlt AD 1829.
S M-BONHi'c do c c.
inarch I ... -Ji5 4
Wflnted,
or 8 very prime field hands for which
a liberal price will be givon, from
8 tnUi years of ago. Apply at this of-
• ly a- — -
6
-
july 25
EORGIA, Chatham County — n I
®TT the lion, the Justices bf the hr.Jl
Court of Chatham County sitilnrfif I, I
dinary purposes. ° 1
To ull whom It may conrern. .
Whorens\Vm. T. Williams KtcAffl
of the Estate ol Alary M. Wilson h-„ ,
Savannah dec, lias petitioned then,! j,,
tiers to bo ilischafg?(] froni'iii. said V■,,,
toriblp.
These are therefore to fee and
ish all and singularthe Ilndrad end cnX
tors of tlie Mild dec. 4o file their oliieetiol','
(if any they linvo) in tlio Clerks office i
the Court of Orilinxry of said County ot
or hef>'U' the Tth day of Sent. othr™
wise letters dismissory. will be granted in
the petitioner.
NVitness the lion. Elias Fort, one of the
Justices oftlie said court, it Savannah tin
7th tjav.of inn.’cli A.td). 18tt, 1
S. AI. BOND, c. o.o. c.c.
mar 7 55*
Q EORGIA Chatham' Counts—h* i
the Non. thy Justices of the inferior
Court of Chatham County lilting fir ordi
nary p'untoses,
h all whom-it may concern.
Whereas, E. S. Rees anil Tlmnni W.
Rice, administrators nfTliqpisi Rice, de.
ceased hys petitioned the said court to
bn discharged from tl rir nilnihi'mntonliip, I
These urc therefore to cite and admon. L
ish all and singular the kindred Acretliton I
of said dcceascd.tn file their .objections (jf f
any they havejto tho granting of the dismli l
snry on tlte estate of the deceased to the I
applicants in the CUrh*«.nfficc of the said I
Court, on or bofore the 7th day of Jan. |
next; otherwise letters dismissory will bo
granted.
Witness tbedlnn. Elins Fort, one of I
the Justices of the spill -Court the 7th f
day of July, A. U. 1U20. 1
S. M. BOND, c* c. o. c. c.
inly 7 ♦ '
3 1EtJl,ttiA, Chatiiuni s ouiuy. .yl
"W the Honorable the JutticuoJ the ltr\
ferior Court nf Chatham. County, flltttjM
for ordinary purposes. 1
To nil svliom it may concern.
Whereas, John I. Devs applies for let. I
ters of administration, on the estate of C. I
II. Wnrd, deceased as a creditor. - • -I
These are therefore to tlte and nilmOJ-1
ish alland singidarthekinilredand credit-1
ors of the said-deceased tnfile their obiec-3
linns [if any they linvo] the granting oflht I
administration of tho estate of the deccas-l
cd to the applicant in tile clerk's Foffict [
of the-court of ordinary of said county tin gf
hofore the. Otli day September next, other- 'f
wise letters adininisi ration will be griuttt
Witness the Jinn. Elias Fortune itth
Justipes of the said Court at - Sonanh
the nth day-of August,-A,.‘D, 1829, .
S, M. BOND, c.c. o. c. c.
aug « - *
g~1 EORGIA, Liberty Countv-fl} lit |
1_TT lion, the Justices of QtsJnfcrior tint I
of Liberty County, sitting fur ordinary ftt,. J
posts r ■
- To all whom it may. concern. ,
Whereas, AlisssS.Miller, has applied t» I
the Hon the Court of Ordinary ol Ih I
berty County for Letters of Aiiminislrsti") I
of nil and singular the goods, nud ohaiielt, I
Tights and creditstlial ware of ThoniatB. I
M filer,late-of.lhe county of Liberty dc«»
ed. ’ L
These are, therefore, to cite and adme- I
nisi) all and singular tho kindred and cte |
ditors of the said deceased, to file llteir
jectious jif any, ahoy have) in (he CIm
Office of the said Court, on or before i
nth day of Nov.' next, otherwise letters fl I
administration wj|l be granted to the u* r
applicant. * .
Witness the Hone W Hughes, one oflm I
.liisiitesof.the said Court, the SlhdViP |
Sept.A. D. 1820
,E.BAKER, c.c.o.
«ept5 •
Court .of GomnioH
and- Oyer & Temiine r
• for the City of Savanntuii I
JULY TERM, 1829, *
W HEREAS, Richard F.
William Rohcftsop. W. H-Cuyft
William King, Louis Girodniiand TwJ
Bullef wore summoned to attend thii cm
ns Grand-Jurors—And Otis Johii'on t
Petit Juror and failed to appear. R
dared thaj unless they fileavith the Llm>
Court good and sufficient-cause of M™
on or before the next Term (Pet- >"vj
they be severally fined, Grand Juror*
tlte sum of forty anil -Petit Jurors ra
sum oftw-eoty dollars. . a
W. K. GUERINEAU, Clerk. I
July 21 188
• Corn Afloat. .
fllAAA BUSHELS ofspfl
SSUW quality, just .recall
and lor sale by
PALMES & .LOT
* Exchange Docl
Suvanuah- Poor House
Hospital.
V ISITING COAIAIITTEE for W' |
I860'. , ,,
Frederick Horb and Moses Olelano.
Attending Physjclans.
Drs Waring ami Haborsham. , I
JOSEPH CUMAIING. gjgf ' I
augfO ' : I
UOn
Landing
From John Chevalier,' Hear
-m g* IIHDS Molasses
1. 0 .10 ltbls Whiskey
SO do N'E# *uiii
2 ^thds do do
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