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sday in October next.
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ril.lj be told before the court house
J in ilio city of Savannah between
the usual hours of tale the following pro:
P0 *4tyacre« of land, Glynn county, Buf-
folo swamp, 615 acres returned as inland
•swamp of the first quality, 400 acres
i Oak andthe.rstiduo Fino.Jaud, .levied on
ns the property of EdwardiTDoughty and
O'Hoar, to satisfy the state and county
tax for the ycarlBtS.'amount due |25 45
and costa. . . , _
Also, *500 acres of Jnijd. in Camden
county, on St. Marys river, granted to Ro
bert Montfurd of the following aualitics:—
800 acres brackish marsh, too do td quali
ty inland swamp, 100 do Id quality Itam-
ntook and 1400 pine land—also 1150 acres
of land in said county on the Satiila, gran
ted to Horatio filarbury, of the following
quality300 acres Sd quality tide swamp,
' too do oak and Itlckoly and 7 5l) acres pine
land, levied qn as the property of the es
tates of Robert Montfnrt and, Solomon
1'endloton, to satisfy the state and county
tax for the year 15*8, amount due $110 oo
• DAVID BELL, t. c. t. c.
aug 1 . 173
a*
PUBLIC SALES.
Sheriff's Sale.
On thefirst Tuesday tn Oct. next,
w »riLl. bo sold be lore the court house
ff iu.Effingham county between the
usual hours of sale.
A negro, girl named' Jenett, levied on as
the property of-David Gogol to satisfy an
execution in favor of EliJ* Dasher, v<
John Neidliuger defendant, Samuel Noid-
lingcr and David Gugel, eecUrtries. Pro
perly pointed out by Samuel Meidlinger
the soaurity.
J. IU MORGAN, a. s.c
sept 5 1*8
Tax Collector’s Sale.
On the first Tuesday in October next.
W ILL be sold beforethe Couit House
in the city of Savannah, betweoti
the usual hours of sale, the following pro
party, to wit:
The western half of lot no. 8, Jckyll Ty
tiling, Darliy Ward, fronting on Johnson’s
Square—levied on as the property of Wor
thington Gale, to satisfy his State and
County tax for the year ISIS. Amount
*16 02 ots and costs.
DAVID BELL, t. c. c. c.
sept 5
PRICE TWO DOtLARS PER BOT
TLE.
Sheriff’s Sale.
* On the first Tuesday-in October next,
— T ILL be sold before theCpnrt house
in the oily of Savannah, bottveen
s of sale,
the furniture of llie-.City
Chairs, Beds,
tery and silver
rare, itniies n 11 Forks, Kitchen Ulen-
ails. foo, foe. foe. t^iicd on under and
by'vlrtue ofau oxectttlon on f
Thos. M. Driscoll, vs. "Henry
bock.
aug 1
Administrator's Notice.'
I OUR n. inllts after date, I shall apply
Public Sale.
On the first Monday in October next.
B Y order of the Honorable the Inferl-
or Court of tiro County of Effingham
will be sold before theComt House of the
said county, between the hours of 10 and 4
olelock,
Several vacant lots, lying in the Town
of Springfield, it is a well known situation
for health, A. the advantage ol an excellent
Academy, which is now in a flourishing
reolo*U£ condition, are inducements for persons to
purchase. - Plot of the said Town call bo
that, day and. the terra
... „ll.\RLTON, c. t. c. x. c
sept 10 t
sfflj (.11
ono.mu.OT...... ,. CIUnLX0N ,
F to the Honorable the Justices of the
. inferior court of Chatham county, when
setting for qrdinary purposesf for leave to
till a tract ol land, number, ninety four,
(no. 8.4) situated in the twelfth "district_of
Monroe.county, in the state of Georgia,
containing two hundred two and a half
acres, being the real estate of Launcelot
H -Feay, deceased, for the benefit of the
■tin and eiedilors of said estate.
* ' J. WALLACE,
nprll SO
Adm’r. of L. H. Feay.
57 *
—-Executor’s Sale.
"tin 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. A o’clock the
*SSBrA.-ir*s
Ailniinistriuor’s Sale.
_ in Bulloch County .between the
usual hours ol" sale.
All the lands belonging to the estate of
Isaao Waters, sold by order ofthe Justices
.if the Inferior Court of said connty, for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said
estate.
JOHN WATERS. Adm’r.
septl* 181) - •
usual hours of sale.
The real estate of Wot II. Womack de
ceased, consisting of several tracts of land,
in said county, being on both sides of the
Louisville road—containing fire hundred
die hairs and creditors,
JAMES C. RICHARDSON,
Executor.
• * Terms Cash.
, attglS
Executor's Sale.
’By J. B. Herbert.
On "Monday Oth November next;
At I t n’clock. will be sold at the hooso
formerly occupied bv Mrs Surah. De La
Motta, President street, all the household
god
Kitchen Furniture.
I COHSISTlXOOg
A large Extension Dining Table,
" Card.Tables, .
TDressing Tables,.
Chairs,.
• Carpels,
Mantle Glasses,
—Cyckery and- Glass Ware,
•Andirons,
Shovel and Tongs.
also -
Ue-ls,Bedsteads* Bedding
Sold by permission of the Honorable the
fifoSrtof Ordinary.,, anti by.order of ttfe
B.oejUOt. _
icpt 3 Terms cash
rim * "mM
The above property sold, by order'of the
Inferior Court or said, county, sitting for
ordinary purposes.
WM. A. PREVATT.
Administrator in right of his w ife.
SARAH PREVATT. Adrn
sept 19 18SA
Effingham-County Acade
liovo Alderman Duane’* statement to
strictly correct. Mr. tWgJ” .
cmcd'lnVisV'iu^aecmaTtm'evorjf olhcrre-
edy had failed.
Averse as 1 urn to quackery, Ilvcipc ow*
to bo preserved front unjust attd snlflsh
prejudice ? anJ* tltereforti* tlo not IiomIjW
to give my name, In confirmation ofthe el-
ficacy and safety ot Mr. Swaim s incut*
EDWIN A. ALTEE.
Philadelphia, Nov. 5th. 18*8.
A supply of tills Valuable Medicine
just recoived and for sale by
A PARSONS, Agent.
At the Efgle No 8 Gibbons Range,
march 17 68
cine
To the Public.
N consequence of the numerous fraudi
/and impositions practised In reference
to my medicine, I am again induced to
change llto form of my BOTTLES. In
future, the PANACEA will ho put up In
round bottles, fluted longitudinally, with
the following words, blown in the glass,
»8waim's Pauacea, Philada,” as repre
sented above.
These bottles are much stronger than
those heretofore used.and will have hut one
lalial. which covers the cork, with my own
signature on it, so that llto coi k cannot he
drawn without destroying tho signature,
without which none is genuine. The me
dicine may consequently, bo known to be
genuine when my signature is visible; fo
counterfeit which, will be punishable as for-
K ifhc increasing demand lor this celcbja
ted medicine has enabled me to redneethe
price to TWO DOLLARS per bottle,tint*
iringing it within tho reach of the Indi
gent.
My Panacea requires no encomium! its
astnnishingeffeets and wonderful operation
have drawn, both from Patients and Medi
cal Practitioners of the highest respeelnbi
lily, the most unqualified approbation, and
established for tt a character which Envy’s
ten, though dipped in gall, can never, tarn
able medicine,* Inch have been so diligently
Administrators’ Sale.
On the first Tuesday in December next.
TOTILLbesold before tho Court house
WW In Effingham county between tho paclaltiUty. and all tlinse will consequent
circulated hy certain Physicians,have their
origin either in ENVY, or inthe intsc’-ior-
nus effects ofthe SPURIOUS I MIT A
TIONS. .
Tho Proprietor pledges himself to the
Public, and gives, them tho most solemn
assurances, that ' this medicine contains
neither mercury nor any. other deleterious
drug. „ .
Thepoblloare cautioned not tn purchase
my Panacea, except from myself, my ac
credited agents, or persons of knowp
shall purchase
SWAIM.
the
be ^TEOftGlA, Effingham County—7?.V
the Han. the Justices of the inferior
Court of Effingham county Ming for Orel,
,""H ^7^j s " vlia
A great Bargain on a long
Credit.
F.ORQA, Chatham Count? ftt,
the Honorable the Justice, ofktl}
/emir Court qf Chatham County lining f 01
Ordinary purposes:*-
jUjlBSt
Whereas; Jtio C. lfn
of tlieestate of Maiitew J
ttfionnd the said Justices to bo dlscltsrgcu | titlonocljlio said Justices to bo tlischaivld
Itom his-snld sxccnturship. I from hi* said Executorship. 6
Tlicsd are tfictcforo lo cite and admonish Theso nro therefore to toito and adim»
all and singular tho kindred und creditors I ith all and singular tho kindred amlettik
of said deceased to file llfeir ‘objection* (if tors of the said dtec. lo file their Objection
» y thoyhnve) tothe granting ofthe pray-1 (if any they Imve) in the Clerk’s ollitsor
ofthe sSid peltioner in the Clcrk’s’of- the Court of Ordinury ofsaid County on,,
flee of the said Court; on or before the nth before the 7th day of Jonuarymext, mho
day of Nov next, otherwise letters dismis-1 wiso letters tUsmlslqry will be . grot
T HE subscriber is nnxlous to sell the
following valuable lands, or ouv of
sorv will be granted. ,
Witness the him. J Waldhour one of
the J usticcs of - said court rite Oth day of |
May AD. 10*8. t
JOHN CHARLTON.c.c.o.k.c.
may «
granted, ij
=xab
v be without excuse, who
from any other persons. ^
September, 18*8.
Tim following certificate gives the his-
lory ofthe introduction ofthe Panacea into
tho, Philadelphia Alma House Infirmary
Those who read it, will be convinced that
Utc proprietor lm« never feared the investi
gation (if physicians, or endeavored to ad
minister Hie-medicine in secret. It also
levinces the prejudices of the faculty, that
r those, who were so nnxinns originally to
exclude the medicine from this institution,
would neglect no "Opportunity of expelling
it, after it bad-been introduced'.
, FROM WILLIAM DUANE. Nsn.
One of the Aldermen of the City nj Phi
ladelphia.
Mr. Swniin,proprietor of a medical com
position called Swaim’s Panacea, applied
to me, requesting_me to state w het I know
lahoui the introduction of Ins medicine into
the Alms House—and I consider it a duty
Sheriff’s Sales.
On the first Tuesday in October next,
W ILL be sold at the Court House
in Ric'cbnro, Liberty Countv. lie-
tween the usual hours of sale the following
property viz ;
<jne tract of land-lying in the Connty of
Liberty, called Bonaventnre, containing
one thousand and fifty ncresauore or lew
■Bounded north hy land of Paul 1L Wilkins
"Slid E. Sr. Rees, soutls»by land* esti.John
Elliott east by est.John Kell, and west by
Med nay River, levied on as the property
of estate of lames Holmes, to satisfy the
Stare Taxes of said estate and others fur
the. years 1820 Hid 1427, amount of taxes
for said yCqrs g ;2 48 l-*c. and costs."
Also,,one tract id land containing one
trundled 'and seventy-six acres more or
less, lying' in Liberty County adjoining
Ti.n . sfluarterman and Joseph- F. Me-
Onwen, levied on as the property nf J5d
ward Wav to satisfy ait execution iu favor
'of John il. Wiclt,,
Also, one negro woman named T-avinta
levied on as rite property of Joint F. Welib,
to 1-risfv his State taxes for the years
lt'-ih, 18*8 and 18*7, amount due g7
avers, and costs.
"B. MELL.». L. c
sept 5 180
my.
SPniJiOFIEKD, 1st August, 1820
nXUF. undersigned give notice that the
1 above lnstitnlioji is this day opened
under the direction of the Rev. Mr. Ol-
COT. '
The following are the rates of Tuition: I to comply with his requ si
Reading, Writing and Cyphering, three I Being President of the Board of Mann
dollars a quarter. Igorxof the Alins- Hnnsn in the year 18*0,
English Grnmar,.History and Qeogra-1 Mr. Stvaini expressed In me a wish to tin-
phy. five dollars a quarter, _ I dertnke the cure of some persons then in
Languages, Astronomy; Philosophy and Khe house, wltoie cases were given op as tn-"
Belief Lolieis. eiglit dollars a quarter, curable by the medical gentlemen, that he
The Students will ba prepared in this was confident of curing by his, medicine
Institution for entering Franklin College, I those cases, and would undertake some nf
Athens, Georgia, as required by. the He- | the most desporate—and would require no
natits Academicus of this-State, other compensation than the satisfaction
Springfield is situated in a healthy, high I to be derived from tho service rendered,
pine woods settlement, about £8 miles'Rom I. | promised to consult the otliei mana-
Savannait, is the County Town, a Post I [»ers, and did so - , hut I found that some of
Office will he opened at the place shortly, ! the medical gentlemen in tiro house had
front which letters will lie forwarded to Sa (labored tn prejudice them, as some of them
them, and will sell on good terms, anil give
five years to pay for llto same s and if not
sold by the first Tuesday in December
next, will offer them on that day at Mil-
Ictlgcville, to tho highest" bidder, on die
above terms—tho property to stand its own
security—vix:
That well known placo called Cedar
Shoals, in Newton county, tltreo miles from
Covington, on tho rlvei, above ,Macon.—-
On the premises there are a good dwell
ing house, largo harn, stables, nut houses,
store-hnnse, with two good grist and two
saw mills, gtn house, fto’ x.tw gin thresher,
and about 75 acres of open land, in a nice
state of cultivation. This place contains
six hundred and seven acres of land, and
owns the pine timber on six hundred ncres
more. The shoal is said by good judges
to be equal lo any shoal ill 'the Union for
nny kind of machinery requiring water
power. By nature this shoal Is so construc
ted, as to Ire free from all inconvenience or
dnnger from the Highest freshets, and al
ways has a sufficiency nf water.
Also, 1*00 acres nf land, IS miles from
Athens, and 10 miles from Monroe, Walton
county, on tho Appalatcble river, with a*
Irout 200 acres of open land s part of the
wood land is of a superior quality. The
S ixer js'Well watered with branches and
ne springs 5 has on it a gin which Is car
ried by water, and is supposed lo ho as
healthy as any part of the State} part of
this is fine red lanfl r for wheat.
Also,'*50 acres of land, directly on the
road Ron*'dovington to Madison, 4 miles
from Covington. This it n beautiful le
vel piece of |nud, a handsome place to live,
within two miles of the fine flourishing 4-
cadeniy of Jefferson, In a good nrighbor-
honil t there- ore -about 40 acres of open
laud, and in n fino state of cultivation.
Also, a beautiful front lot on tho square
'in Covington, with two houses, where
McNeil Si Batts, merchants, do business,
nnd where the Rev. John Jones now lives.
This is as desirable a stand as is in the vil
lage for doing business.
- Alio the follnwittg unimproved lots:
No. 08. in the Util District of Houston
county.
No. 80, in- 1st District of " Monroe, now
Tike enuntv.
No. 10, in 6th District,Ilitbcrsham coun
ty-drawn by Benjamin Keneday.
No. 78. in 8th District Henry county, a
beautiful level piece of land—drawn by
lames R. Wilkinson, of Serevon eounfy.
No. 70, in 5llrDistrict Henry, now Fay
cite.
No. *58, in 5th District'. Henry,
No. 2S0Cin the fst District off Coweta,
With several other lots ill Carroll, Mtisco-
gee, Troup and Lee Counties, which are
now offered on good terms. Persons wish
ing to setthrln the above tract of country,
on improved or unimproved land, will find
it tn tiicir interest to examine tlioso lands,
and cull on
SAMUEL J. BRYAN.
Savannah
N B.—The titles are all cleap and tin.
douutbtl.
a 20 145
1 HORIJIA—Chatham County—By
Jf the Honorable the Justices of the In
ft, for Court of Chatham county sitting
for ordinary purposes,
To all whom it may concern,
Whcrens Geo. Milieu tins applied to the
Honorable the Court of Ordinary iff
Chatham county for letters . dismisidry
on the estate Si effects of Jnn L Hc ibrbok
late of saiil county, deceased.
These aicthcreforeto cite anil admonish
all and singular Ihq kindred and creditors
of said deceased to file their objections (if
nnv they have)to tile granting of the letters
dismiasory on the . estate of the doeeksed
to the applicant In the Clerk’s office ol tho
utiil Court, on orheforo lhe_ *0th day of
Dec. nextt otherwise letters disinlssory
will he granted.
Witness the Honorable F.lias Fort, one
nf the Judges ofsaid Court, tho 20th day
of June, A.D. 18*0
S. M. BOND. C.C. o.
jnp-*n tSo*
the petitioner. .. , ,
Witness the Hnn. Ellas Fort, ono of ih«
Justices of the said Court nt 8a,.„
nalt Iht 7th ilav of July A. 1), J.
thousand eight hntidred arid t» C ni>
"filne, . " ' ' J
S. M. "BOND, c. c.o.e. c
July T •
EOIIGI A, Chatham County,—n,
NJT. the Hon. the Justices ofthe ),
iftff
Court of Chatham Co Wily sitiiugfoi ft
rfninry purposes.'
-.To all wbbm It tuny concern.
Whcrens Wm. T.
or the Estate of Maty
Bnvannnh dec. has pet
flees to be discharged
torthlpi
These aro thcrofi
islt all and
tors of tho;
(If nnv the;
and a .,
red and credi. L
> their olijpctiont I
tslerks.' office o| ,r
lh *. CoUrtofOrdinaryofsaid Ommiy J
C ~1 EORGIA, Chatham County—By
IT - -
"ITthe Hon the Justices of the Inferior
Court of Chatham County,setting Jo, Ordi
nary purposes.
Tb all whom\t may concern.
Wherens H. M, Bond of Suvannah has
.iplied to the Hotinrnhle tho Court of Or
dinnrv Chatham county for Jettorit nf Ad
ministration on the estate and effects of
John Fay late of said connty dee. nS prin
cipal creditor.
These are therefore to cite and ailinon-
ish.nll.nnd singular the kindred and oredl-
vannnh/very other day.
Good Hoard at 398 0<
sent. i,
JOHN GOLDWIRE,
WILLI/AM BIRD,
CLEM BOW HUH.
JEREMIAH CUYLER.
aug 6 l7fil|L
00 per year at pre
Commis
sioners]
Sale.
Sheriff’s
On the first Tuesday in November next
W ILL bo sold at ihe Court House in
Ri'eifitoro.Liberty Coualy between
-.he usual hburs of sale the following prop
' ertv, viz: --
One negro boy named 'ITazzarJ levied
oil as the property ot Thomas 9. Moll to
satisfy an execution issued andpr llie fore
closure of a mortgage in (gv«r of,William
B. MELL, s. l. c.
, sept 5 "189
— •.**! —
Culien & Miller,
njfcr for sale, on accommodating terms,
(h 4VBARRELH Northern dm
[g Ip 100kegsNo.lTobar.no'
10 lihds Jamaica Rum
10 pipes Holland Gin
10 do ‘Seignetts” Brantly
8 do ’’London Market Bran
dy
10 Idris 1th proof Whiskey
( 100 "boxes Yellow Heap,
50 do Fancy do
ID do Hyson )•
10 do J*owchong > TEAS
10 do Gunpowder >
5 bbls old Reach Brandy
. 10 do Spanish Brown
10 do Domesiic Brandy
5- do Pure Spirit*
30 do Cider Vinegar-
10 boxes London Mustard '
5o bales "Brown Shitting
Sheetings
SO cases Bleached do
25 libls Canal Flour
Negro Pipes, Tumblers, Boll Brim
stone, Cotton Cards. Writing and Wrap
ping Paper, “ Delanos” lion Chests, Ca
ses Hats, und
"5 lihds leaf Tobacco, dec, foe.
sept 5 189
Notice.
or-befor* the 7th day -of Sept, next otlirf.
wise letters dismtssory will be granted u
the petitions. -
Witness the hon. Ell,, Fort, oni of tin
Justices oftlte jatd cnuti, at Savannah tin
7th dav of mn "eh A.-D. 18*0.
S.M. BOND, c. c.o. c.c.
mar 7 55* r;
EORGIA Chatham County,—.p^I
O l ..
the Hon. the Justices of the Inferm
Court of Chatham'County sitting for mdi
nary purposes.' ■
T < all whom it tnay conttrn.
Whereas,-F„ 8 Rees und Tin nui (V.
Rice, administrators of Thomas Rice, de*
ceased hits petitioned tho said court tg
be discharged front their ndmlnistrstuiilup,
These are therefore to cite nnd ndini
__ . ish all nnd singular the kindred & creditor
tors of tlie said ilcc’d to file their objections I of said decensed to file their objections (if
I if any thev have) to the gianting of the any they havejto the grnnting ofthe dim "
adininistratinn of the estate of the deceased sory oil tlie estiUe of tlie deceased to t
to the applicant in the Clerk’s office of applicants in tho Clerk’s office of the u
tlie said courf.on ot before the 1th day of Court, on or before the 7th day of Ju
Sept, nextjothorwise lettersndminislrntion next ; otherwise letters dismhsory willh
will lie granted. granted;
Witness the Hon. Ellas Fbrt. one Witness the linn. Elias Fort, one':
of the j' stlces ofsaid court,tho 4th day of the Justices of the said Court the
August A. D. 1820.
8. M. BOND, e.
ang-4 *
lilayofjidy, A.D. 18*9.
8. M. BOND. c. c. 0. c..i j
inly 7
G EORGIA, Kulloeh County—By
the jlnn. the Justices of the Inferior
’for dr-
Court of Bulloch County, sitting "
dinary purposes.
"ro all whom if may enneern.
EOlitilA, Chutiium I.oumy
Whcrens. Margaret llagin, applies for
letters of administration on the estate nnd
clitcls of Etheldr-d llagin deceased, Into
of Bulloch'enuntv, in behalf of-Ahe kin
dred arid creditors.
These avc, therefore, to cite nnd ndmon-
ish all and singular, the kindred ntid cred
itors of tlie said deceased to file their objec
tions, jf any they have, 111 the clerk’s of
fice of said court, on or before tho I Oth
day of October next, otherwise letters of
administration will be granted.
Witness, the lion. 8. *Willinms 0110
ol the Justices nf said court, the I0lb day
of Sept, A. D. 1820.
E. KENEDY, c. c.o. s.c.
sept 10 *01* '
EORGIA, Chatham Coqipy—By
the Honorable the Justices of Iht
ferior Court nf Chatham County, till
for ordinary purposes. -
To nU whom it inay concern.
Whereas, John l.-Deus applies for
ters'nf administration, on the estate of
li. Ward, deceasrd as a creditor.
Theso arc therefore to cite and a
ish all and singular thekindredand 1
nrs nf the said deceased to file their
lions [if any they itnve] the granting
administration ofthe estate ofthe Si
to tho applicant in the clerk's |o!
of tlie court of ordinary of said coualy a
before the 6th day September next, oil
wise letters administration will let g
Witness the hon. Elias Fori one
Justices ofthe said Court at 8v
the oth day of August, A. 11. tv ;
•S.M.BOND, e.c.o,
aug 0 • •
■ — ...—
F OUR months after date application
will'hc made to the Hon. the Justi-
By JV B. Hcrb'ert.
On the first Tuesday .in October next.
ItTiriLL bo sofd before the Court House
ff is the City of Bavannali, between
••Ihe usual Smuts ot sale,
, AAegrq girl, named DAEHNEY; ag|d
..19 years.
8(1)4 at.thp risk of the former purciigsei
lie, not ha-ring complied with tint terms c
.aaJe~ / . Term* Cash. 1
'attempted to prepossess me against what
they,denominated quackery. Some of the
managers felt inclined tn tho trial, consid
ering that as they were cases abandoned by
the medical men wfitch were to he opera
ted upon, uo barm at least would be done,
and if cure-ivas practicable, the opportuni
ty ought to be afforded; but they expressed
a reluctance to take any responsibility upon
tliem't by which I understood that they did
nut like to put them-olkei in opposition to
tlie physicians. Others opposed it alto
gether. I therefore offered and took upon
myseif-whntever responsibility tliete was in
the case, and notified Mr. Swaim that I
would accompany him, and did :0b. The
first case selected was that of a woman,
svhose a'ppearfincd was horrib’c, and whose
condition .was so deplorable that the pa
tients in the lamd room wished to have her
removed;- and the evidence of my own sen
ses justified their complaint. She ivns a
woman of about 30 or 82 years of ago. Iter
right eye was alredy cestroyed, the left
eye protruded-more than half an inch out
of the socket, the flesh of the left check-was
one complete ulcer, the flesh of tlie nose
had disappeared and left Jhe nostrils two
naked holes, the tippet lip on the left side
was destroyed, and the teeth and gums
and | bare, and the whole face, as it appeared to
me, in a statu of 'dissolution; her appetite
had left her—she represented a living skel
eton frightful to. behold. MnSwaim said
he could cure her; he could not restore the
lost rye, nor restore the nose, hut he could
restore theleft eye and the month.
Ife undertook the case, and I frequent
ly attended him in liis visits to the poor wo
matt, and she was eared—and I have fre
ees of the Inferior Court of Liberty Conn
ly for leave to sell one hundred acres of
land belonging to the estate of Donald Fra-
ser.for tlie benefitof the hciis and or editors
of said estate.
MARGARET R. FRASER,
jttly 20 170 Executrix.
In the Sixth Circuit Court
United States,District of
Georgia*
Ralph Clay..
do
MAY TERM; 1829/
) Two Judgments
A in Sixth Circuit
Thos. & Robt. Newell. VCourt.
A RULE having.been granted at the
last term of the Court, requiring tho
attorney of the plaintiff of record to shew
cause why he should not .enter satisfaction
00 tho above judgments, and it now ap
pearing that Ihe payiiicnts'were made to the
plaintiff himself and not to the -atlorne v of
record. And it further appearing that thn
plaintiffis dead, and his legal rnpresonla-
tives unknown or absent from the state, il
is oidercd that one month’s notice be giv-
en in twoot the gazettes in this place, nnd
one at the seat ol the gehoral- government,
nailing upon tlie said personal reprnsenta
lives ofthe said Ralph; to shew cause at
the next term of this comCto ivit, on Ihe
Thursday next after tho first Monday in
November next, at Milledgevillo, why sa
tisfaction should not he ordered to be en*
tered by the clerk on, the said two-judg
ments.
Extract'from minutes.
GEORGE GLEN, Clerk,
aug 22 I82up
the Honorable,-the Justices ofthe In
ferior Court oj Chatham County, ■,sitting
for ordinary purposes.
To ail whom it may ebneero
Whereas, Mary E. Nnris, Executrix of
the cstase of Anne Morgan decensed has
petitioned tho said justices tn be discharged
front her said executorship.
These are therefore to clte.nnd admon
ish ull and singular the kindred and credi
tors .off the said dec., to (lie their objections
(ifany thev. have) in the Cleilt’t Office of
the Court of Ot dinary ofsaid County on or
before tho 7th day of September next;
otherwise letters disinlssory will be grant
ed to tlie petitioner.
Witness tho Hon, EPit Fort, one of the
Justicosof the said court at Savannah the
7th day of.March. A. 1). 1829.
8.51. BOND, C.C.O.CC,
maren 7 55*
Notice.
A LL parsons having demands against
r " ■
quontly seen hnr sioco. going about her
' ordinary buiiness-with the alacrity usual
of
to a person of that,age;, the deformity
■ 1 course remained; hut all that remained
Lithe estate of John J lb®, era It; |.b"e,ide» SrVd /healthful. I have con
queued to presentment duly uttes ed «f fined (nyMlTfo litis, case, npoil which 1
those-indebted to - said estate-will make I , yas t0 be . mi,taken,-and for
payment forihwtth to borne to introduce any other circunrsitin
sept ,2 , -5L B A*uK A A dt’x r : |f If
Philadnlphiay filaroh, lltli 18*8.
Mockerel.
Tjandmg from brig Cent andsohr. IP: H. ICF/RTIFSCATF, OF' DR, EDWIN" A.
Crawford and fotsale by , ALTER; '
CANDLER &- DAVIDSON; \Mcmber ofthePhU<idelpMaMMealFocik.
^ Barrels and 80 half ditto no ;2, ty.
Mackerel, and 150 ditto ne 3 ao, I The case detailed (n-the abfiv'o certifi
Barrels and *0 half ditto no >2,
Mackerel, and 150 ditto ne 3 ao, | ' The case detailed fn-tho above certifi
xspllQ. .. JOL. cate came under my obseiva)ion, and-l be-
EORGIA, Chatham County.—By
VlC the Hon. the Justices of the Inferior
Treasurer’s Office.
“KPTBSIBKII 1, 1829.
T HE average price of Fjniir during the
last month being Jffwf per barr el ol
108 lbs. Bread for tlie present' month
imist weigh as follows viz;
II 1-2 cents Loaf ' Zllis 18 oz
•8-1-4 “ “ 1 •• Oh'*’’
Of whicli-nll Bakers and sellers of Bread
will rake due Notice.
M. W. STEWART, c. t.
sept 5
M adeira Wine.
T HE Subscribers have just received
from filadeira—IIhds.-Quarters fo
Eighths, of superior first 4 -----
Old 1
Court of Chatham County, silting for Or
dinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas James Roberts Executor nf
Joseph Dawson, late of Savannah dec
Has petitioned the said justices to bo dis
charged from his said executorship.
These are therefore to cite nnd admon
ish all and singular tho kindred nnd cred
itors of the said dc£. to filo their objections
(ifany they have) in the Clerk’s office of
tlie Court of Ordinary on or hofore tho 7th
day "of September next otherwise letters
disntissory will be grnntcd to the petition
cr. -
Witness the hon. Elias Fort, one ofthe
justices of the sniff Court at Savnnnah the
7th day of Mnrch A.l). 1820.
S.M. BOND, c. c. o. e. c,
mnr 7 5S*
Hon. the Justices of the Infcrit
of Liberty County, sitting for onHson/p
poses
' To all whom it may concern.
Whereas, bliss S/Mlller, has applieitl
tho Hon the'Couttof Ordinary olR
berty County for Letters of Adminiur
of all and singular the gbodi and cltaiwj
rights and credits that were of Thos
.Miller,latoof the county of Liborly d
ed.
These ate, therefore, to cite and;
nish allitnd singular the .kindred and a
ditorsof the said deceased, to file tbcirsj
jections (Ifany they-have)-in the r
Oflfioe of th* said Ooitirt, on or befi
9th day of Nov. next, otherwise lettir>‘|
administration wili be-granted to lit r
Witness thellon. W Hughet,oo*e(^|
Justices ofthe" said .Court, tho *■
Sept. A.D."T820
E. BAKER, c.c.o.up |
sept 5
EORGIA, Chatham' County.—By
growfh 5 years
I stout and full bodied London Pnrticit-
lar Madeira VVinc.whicIi they will sell at
low rotes and on aecommodatihg terms.',,
SCOTT -fo BALFOUR. 1
aug,27" 184ch-
Ihe Hoiu.rablc the Justices of the In
ferior Court of Chatham County sitting fo
Ordinary purposes,
To ull whom il n{ny concern
Whereas LeVi 8. D’Lvon administrate
of me estate of Archibald BrCbnerdec hat
petitioned the said. Justices tn bedischarg
ed from his said-administration.
These are therefore to cite nnd adinnn
ish all and singular the kindred nnd Arerl
itors of rite said doc. to file their objection
(ifany they have) in the Clerks office 01
the Oourt of Ordinary of Chatham Coun
ty, on or boforc the 7th day of .Septembe
noxt, otherwise letters dismissory will be
granted to the petitioner. - *
Witness tho Hon Elias Fort, one ofthe
Justlcexof the said court at Savannah, thi
7th day of Match A.D. 1820.
8 51 BONH|C/C,o 04:.
inarch 7 60* ;
W anted,
4? or 8 very prime field hands for which'
a liberal pricer will bd given, from
19 to 25 years of ngo. Apply at this qf.
jttly 25 170l
fin*.-
of lbs
^TEOttGIA, Liberty County-fi,
It!!.
Court of Common PJ 1
and Oyer & Termii
for the City ofSavanffi
-JULY TERM-!jjf
W nlER E AS, llioltnrd I’’- Wf
William Robertson, Mr. lj
William King. Louis Oirodonand II
Bmlcr were summoned to attend thin
ns Grand Jurors—And OtisJoDJii
Petit Juror and failed to appear. R
dered that unless they filo with the Cl
Court good and sufficient cause of 1
on or before the next Term
they bo severally fined, Grand JW
the sum of forty nnd Petit Jurors ta
nroiij
sum of twenty dollars.
W. K. GUERINEAUiCWI
July tY, 168
Suvannah Poor Houst"
-Hospital.'
"WTIS1T.ING COMMITTEE (0,
z V 1829
Frederick Herb and 51oses Clelonf-
Attending Physicians.' ■
Drs VVaring and Habersham.
JOSEPH;CU51MlNG,
auglO . " ..
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