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FUBHC SALES.
Executor's Kale.
Bv J, 15. Herbert.
. On Monday Oili rioveinbornoxt.
11 o'clock, wili ho (old at the house
formerly occupied by Mrs Sarah l)o l.»
Motto, President street, all tlio liouiehold
and *
Kitchen Furi iture.
coMiisfiNoor
A largo Extension Dining Tablo,
' Card Tables,
Pressing Tables,
Clmlrs,
Carpets,
Alantle Glasses,
Crockery and Glass Ware,
Amyous,
Sjiovcl and Tongs,
v, *mo '
Beds,Bedsteads* Bedding
Sold by permission of the Hooorahle the
Court of Ordinary, and by order of the
Jixocutor.
sept 9 Terms cash. -
Sheriff’* Sale.
Oil the first Tuesday in November next,
W ILL bo'told at die Court Ilouso ip
Riceboro.Liberty County between
'tho unt il hours of salollie following prop
erty, sriys: "
One negro boy named Hazzard levied
mil as tho property ol Thomas S. Mell to
satisfy an execution issued under tho fore
closure of a muitgagc iu favor of William
Rankin,
B. MELL. ». x,. c.
* sept 8 188 •
For Sale.
That convenient 'Ilouso in
Columbia Hard belonging to
John F. Lloyd, at present oc
cupied by Mrs, Stiles. If not
disposed of by the 15th October it will then
boreuted. For particulars apply to
JAMES G. WILSON,
sept 15 189
■Hk
For Sale pr to Rent.
The subscriber wis
erto sell, orrent foroqeyoar
wishes *ith-
M from the 1st of November next,
Ills House, situated on Culunt-
bia Square, corner of York and Hnber
sham Streets—s'carriage house and stable,
with other outbuildings, aro attached to
the House.
JAMES BROWN,
sept 8 180t
Just Received.
t> A FRESH supply of Eng-
V 7 fl«S8 Ush white Mustard Seed.
Cephalic Snuff,
SBja Jalap,
"*■ P Sulphate of Quinine,
Sulphur Ether.
And a general assortment of AIedichiks
suitablo for the season.
A. PARSONS.Druggist.
At the Eagle No, 8 Gibbons Range,
july id
Notice.
LL persons having demands
administrator's Sale.
I Tuttday in January next.
5 the Court House
_ nty between ihe
JUsuul hours of sale.
It All the lands bclongiudk the estate of
Isaac Waters, sold by ordK ofthe Justices
of the Inferior Court of Yid county, fur
the benefit of the heirs and cre.ditois of said
fCSt&lCo
•JOHN WATERS. Adm’r.
sept It lft*t
against
the estate of John J ltdey, are re
quested to present them duly attested aqd
those indebted to said estate will make
payment forthwith to'--
J. CHARLTON, Adm’r.
sep 12 Al. A. IIII.KY, AdmV
Administrators’ Sale.
On ihtjirit Tuesday in December next.
W l LL be sold before the Court house
in Effingham cquuty bcjwccn the
Usual hours of sale.
The real estate of Wu U, Womack dc-
■crased, consisting of several tracts of land,
in said county, being oil both sides of the
^opisviUe road—containing fire hundred
and seventy acres, for tho benefit ol the
freirs.
The above property sold by order of the
Inferior Court or said county, silting for
- ordinary purposes.
WM. A- PREVATT,
, - Administrator in right of bis w ife.
SARAH PREVATT. Adra>x.
Sept 19 105*
r=
Cohen & Miller, *
O ffer for sale, on accommodating Uemi,
Ik jkllARRELS-Nurlhern (Jin
lfJP AW 300 kogiNo. 1 Tobacco
10 hlifis Jamaica Rum
10 pines Holland Gin
• to do ’Solgnetls" Brandy
-9 do “Loudon Market Bran
dy
to bbls till proof Whiskey
100 boxes Yellow Soap
50 do Fancy do
|0 do llyson )
10 do Powcliong A TEAS
10 do Gunpowder )
5 hbls old Peach Itrcndy
18 do Spanish Brown
go do Domestic Jlrandy
fw 5 do Pure Spirits
t o do Cider Vinegar •
0 boxes London Mustard
SO bales Brown Shilling] and
Blicetings
80 cases Bleached do do
25 bids Can il Flour
Negro Pipes, rounders, Roll Brim
stone, Cotton Hards, Writing and Wrap-
P Paper, “ Delanos” Iron Chests, Ca
lais. and
5 hhds leaf Tobacco, tie. Sic.
sept 5 188
Executive ' Department,
Georgia,
Milledgeville, September 2d, 18S2.
O RDERED, That the Act passed at
the last session of the Gen-ral As
sembly, to alter the 9d, 7lh and I2tli sec
tions ftf the Sd article of the Constitution
he published in all the newspapers of this
State until the first Monday in Qctober
next, anil that the Justices at the inferior
court ip each county be requested to cause
T» dopy of tho said net to be pasted up on
the door of the Court house, and at the
l!, EVi;i:ETr r il. PIERCE, See'ry.
Alt Act,
To alter the third, seventh and twelfth
sections of the first article, and (he
first and third sections of the third ar
ticle of the Constitution of this gtate.
Whereas, a part of tho third sectiou of
tiie first article of the Constitution is in the
followingoftetds, towitt "Tbs'erenttc shall
be elected annually.” A part of the se
venth section of the first article is iu the
fallowing wojrds—“The Representatives
shall be chosen annually " And a part of
the twelfth section, of the first article,
is m the following words—“The meeting
of the General Asscmby shall be annua]
ly.”
Apd whereas, a part of the Ar|t section
of the third article, is in tba following
words to win—“The Judges of tpo Supe
rior courts shall bo elected for the term *
Notice,
F OUR Monies utter date application
will be made fo die Hon. tile Jusiie-s
jofInferior Court of Emanuel county
for leave to sell utli lire teal estate of Janies
0. ooy.dec. for..the benefit of tlijs heirs and
Creditors of said cstat*
-• THOM V • SWJNEY, \din'or.
inly 28 J71
Seidlitz .and Soda Pow
ders.
109 DOZEN boxes Sodg Pow :
'50 do Scidiitz do
SUO
The improved Cheltenham Salts, pre
pared by Savory, Moore & Davidson, im
ported and for sale by
A. PARSONS,
Druggist, at the Eagle. No. 8 O •*•»*
of
three years.” And a part of the third seo
lion of third article, is in the following
words—“There sbjll be a State's Attorney
and Solicitors appointed by the Legisla
ture, and commissioned by the Goveruor,
who shall bold their offices fof the term of
three years."—Amt whereas, the before re J
cited clauses, require amendment!
He it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the Stale of Georgia
in General Assembly met. and it jt hereby
enacted by the authority of the same, Tbul
to soon as this act shaHhave pasted agree,
able to the requisitions of the Constitution
the following shall be adopted in lieu qf.tlie
force.nog clause in thebefore reci ted re
cited sections, to win
In lieu of the clause in third section of
the first article, the following, to wit—'The
Senate shall bo elected biennially,after the
year eighteen hundred and thirty-one. In
lieu of the clause in the seventh section of
the Aisl article, the following—The Repre
sentutives shall be oliosop biennially, after
the year eighteen hundred ana thirty one
in lieu of the clause in the twelfth section
In tho first article, tho following—Th.
meeting of the General Asseinbjy shall be
biennially, after the year eighteen hundred
and tliiity one. In lieu of the clause of
the .first section of the third article,she ful
lowing—The Judges of the Superior courts
shall he elected for the term of four years;
the fivst election 'to take place eighteen
hundred end thirty one. And in lieu ofthe
clatiso in the third section nf the third ar
Hole, the following—Theie gtiall bo
tnar,
58
For sale.
At TRACT of land containing 250 a
J:3l eras, situate in the district of Or
angeburgh, on Edisto creek in the state of
-jSbutli Carolina, bounding noith on lands
Ptwiel Mazyck, and south and west on
InMnd creek.
Fijr a I’lat of said land, and terms of sale,
. apply fa GEO'. GLEN,
feb 8 Ex’or. estf nf John Glen.
Fresh Mackerel.
fib BBLS No 8 Mackerel
S^tgW For sale hy
PALMES fit LEE.
. aug 90 Exchange Dock.
‘Jhe ’ly'lers.soro eyes Ate.
-Dr.lIowiiAi*.: 1 fd L’rop*, an effectual rt
medy for Rhaumausm.
Dr. Howcl’s Health Drops.
,al4$
Dr. Howel’s celebrated Qmily Pillv.
A supply of these celebrated medicines ju&t
received -and for tfle bf ^ • - -
A^A.RSO^S, Agent..
At the Eagle., Ncg &ibben’f rah'go.
State’s Attorney and Solicitors appointed
hy the Legislature and commissioned -by
tiie Governor, who shall hold their offices
lor the term of four-years; the first election
to take place in eighteen hundred and thir
ty ono. IRBY HUDSON,
Speaker of the House uf Representatives.
THOMAS 8TOCKS,
President of the Senate.:
sept 10 191
Chatham Inferior Court
JULY TEIiM, 1829. 1
•tMT’HBREAS William U. Coe. Wil-
“» liain F. Tcylor, James Thomp
son, Horace Blair. Thomas Ryerson,
Frances | Lay, Norman M’Lend, William
Finch, George Oliver. John W. Turner,
and Jacob Gould, were summoned to at
rend the present Term of tltis Court as Ju
rors and .made default—Ordered-that they
be severally fined in thesuni of Teji Do'lars,
unless they file qn oath, with the Clerk oj
this Court, good cause of excuse on or be'
fore tho first day of the next Term.
True extract from the minutes.
ROBERT W. POOLER, CM.
aug 27 . 184
The .Savannah Steam
Rice Mill,
A T the East end of the City, is now
receiving Rough Rico. The schoo
ner Sarah Jayne, a safe, ind substantial
DR, HOWEL’S,
Vegetable Medicines.
HB^Golfien Tincture of China, orf
. Scroll,. ,a, f 1 J?b'"’ m coascmplioni&e ,<« snnsianuai
ho yam pour'd Tepetablo Tincture for .vessel, in excellent order a.vl well ealciiln-
. ... . rp..rn..> ....... led.ffom her light draught of water for ft.
.sell
business, is in rcadiocsS at 111 Mill,
rRICP TWO DOLLARS PER DOT
TJ.E.
To the Public,
I N ennmquenco of the numerous frauds
and impositions practiced in reference
to my medicine, I am again induced to
clinnge the form of my BOTTLES. In
future, the PANACEA will be put up iu
round bottles, fluted longitudinally, with
the following words, blown in tho glass,
"Swaim’s I’aMaC£«, Putlada,” at repre
sented above.
Those bottles Ata much stronger than
those heretofore used,and will have hut nne
label, which covers the cork, with my own
signature on it, so that Ilia coik cannot bo
drawn without destroying the lignuture,
without which noiu is genuine. The me
dicine may consequently be known to be
genuine when my signatnro is visible; to
counterfeit tphich,utill be punishable as for-
^ The increasing demand lor this celcbpt.
ted medicine lins enabled me to reduce the
price to TWO DOLLARS per bottle,tints
bringing it tvithiu the reacii of the indi
gent.
My Panacea requires no encomium; its
astonishing effects and wonderful operation
li.uadrawn, both from Patients mid Modi,
cal Practitioners of the highest rcspectabi
lily, the most unqualified approbation, and
established for tt a character which Envy’i
ion, though dipped in gull, can never tarn
sh.
The false reports concerning this valu
able medicine,wlilcli have been so diligently
circulated by certain Physicians,have their
origin either in ENVY, or in the misebiov--
mis effects of the SPURIOUS IMITA
TIONS.
Tho Proprietor pledges himself to the
Public, and gives them tho most •oleum
assurances, that this medicine contains
neither mercury nor any other deleterious
drug,
Tho public are cautioned not tn purchase
my Panacea, excopt from niysclf, my ac
credited agents, nr persons of known os-
lectabilily: and nit thnso will contequent-
r be without excuse, who shall purchase
from any other pertoug,
WM. SWAIM.
September, 1888.
The following certificate gives the his
tory of the introduction of the Panacea into
the Philadelphia*Alms House Infirmary.
Those who read it, will be convinced that
the proprietor has never feared the investi
gation of physicians, or endeavored to ad-
milliner the medicine in secret. It also
evinces the prejudices of tha faculty, that
those who were so anxious originally to
explode the medicine from this institution,
would neglect no opportunity of expelling
it, after it had been introduced.
FROM WILLIAM DUANE, Esq.
One of the Aidermen of the City of Phi
ladclphla,
Mr. Swaira, proprietor of a medical com
position called Swaim’s Panacea, applied
tome, requesting me jfl state what I know
about the inRoduction of liis medicine into
the Alms House—and I consider it a duty
to comply with his requ -st.
Being President of the Oniird of Mann
f ers of the Alms House in the year 1820,
Ir. Swaiin expressed tome a wish to un
dertake the core of some persons then in
the house, whoso cases were giyen up as in
curable by the medical gentlemen, that lie
was confident of curing hy his medicine
those oases, ami would undertake some of
tiie most desperate—and would require no
other compensation than the satisfaction
to be derived front rho service rendered.
I promised to consult tho other mana
gers, and did so; hut I found that some of
the medical gentlemen in tho house hail
labored to prejudice them, as some of them
attempted tQ prepossess me against what
thoy denominated quackery. Borne ofthe
managers felt Inclined to the trial, consid
ering that us they igere cases abandoned by
the medical men which were to be opera
ted upon, oo harm at least would be done,
and if cure was practicable, the opportuni
ty ought to ba afforded, but tliey expressed
a reluctance to takp any responsibility upon
thorn; by which' I understood that they did
not like to put tlieinselycs.in opposition to
the physicians. Others opposed it alto
gether. I therefore offered and took upon
myself whatever responsibility there was in
the case, find notified Mr. Swaiin that I
wotfld accompany him, and did so. The
first case selected was that of a woman,
whose appearance was horrible, apd whose
condjtion was so deplorable that the pa
tients in tiie same room wished to have tier
removed, and the evidence qT.mX.pwn sen
ses justified their oomplaint. She ivas i
woipan of about 80 or 82 years of age. her
right eye >yaa alredy destroyed, tho left
eye piotruded more than half un inch out'
of the speket, the flesh of the left cheek was
one cpmplete ulcer, the fles'li of the nose
had disappeared and left the nostrils two,
naked holes, the uppei.iip on.(he left-side
was destroyed, and the teeili and gums
bare, and tho whole face, as it appeared tn
me, in a .stale of dissolution; |ier appetite’
had left her—sho represented a living skel
eton frightful to behold. Mjr.Swaim said
lie could cure her; he could not restore tho
lost eye, norjrestore t|ie nose, but tie could
restore tholcft eye and the .mouth.
lie undertook tiie case, and! frequent-,
ly attended him in his.visit* lo tiie poor wo
man, ami site was cured—and I havo fre
quently seen her since, going about liei
ordinary business with the alacrity usual
to a person of tiiat age; the deformity of'
course remained; but all that remainril
besides appeared healthful. „ I | W vc con
fined myself to this case, upon which I
we. impossible to bo mistaken, and for
bona ’o inn-mluce any other cirenmstai
ctj than what belong immediately lo it.
„ WM. DUANE.
Philadelphia. March ttih 1828.
lleve Alderman DhSJib’s
strictly correct. Mr, Swairn showed me
two other cases nearly similar, b inch were
cured by Ilia Panacea,after every Ollier re
medy had failed.
Averso as t am to qunckory, I hope ev
er to be preserved from unjust jml solfish
prejudice ; and, therefore, do not liositnte
to give my name, jn confirm align of tho ef
ficacy and safety ol Mr. Swaim’s medi-
cihe. - .
EDWIN A. ALTEE.
Philadelphia, NoV. 5th, 1828.
A supply of this Valuable Medicine i»
, ust received and for sale by
A PARSONS. Agent.
At the Eagle No 8 Gibbons Range,
march 17' 03
0 * ,#l
glmtn Con
f the lnfcnu
dtinjffor Urdi
A great Bargain on a long
Credit.
T HE suhscriher is anxious to soil the
following valuable lands, or anv of
them, and wijl sell on good terms, and give
five years to pay for the same; and if not
sold by tiie first Tuesday in December
next, will offer them oil that day ut Mil
ledgeville, tn tiie highest bidder, on the
above terms—the propci ty to stand its own
security—viz:
That well known place called Cedar
Shoals, iu Newton comity, three miles from
Covington, on tho rivei, above Macon.—
On tiie premises there aro a good dwell
ing house, laige barn, stnblos, out houses,
store-house, with two good giist and two
saw mills, gin house, -it) saw gin thresher,
and about 75 acres of upon land, in a nice
state of cultivation. Tills pines contains
six hundred and seven acres of Iand,.und
owns the pino timber on six hundred acres
more. Tlte shoal is said by good judges
to be equal to any shoal in tho Union for
any kind of machinery requiring water
power. By nature tills shoal is so construc
ted, as to be free from all inconvenience or
danger from the highest freshets, and al
ways has a sufficiency of svatcr.
Also, |200 ncres of land, 18 miles from
Athens, and 10 miles from Monroe, Walton
county, on the Appalatchioriyer, with a-
bout 200 acres of open land; pnrt'of the
wood land is of a superior quality. The
placo is well watered witli branches' and
fine springs; has on it a gin which is car
ried by svater, and is supposed to he ns
healthy ns any pail of tho State; part of-
this is fine red land for wheat.
Also, 250 acres of land, directly on the
rout from Covington to Madison, 4 miles
#0 a Covington. Tills is a beautiful le-
ve piece of land, a handsome placo to live,
within two mil.es of the fine flourishing A-
cadomy of Jefferson, in a good neighbor
hood i there are about. 40 acres of open
land, and in g fine state of cultivation.
Also, a beautiful front lot on the square
in Covington, with two houses, where
MoNoil Si Batts, merchants, do business,
and where tire Rev. JoIiq Jours now lives
This it at desirable a stand es is jn the vil
lage for doing business.
Also the following unimproved lots:
No. OS, in tiie 11 th Distrjct of {touston
county.
No. 80, in 1st District of Monroe, .now
Pike lauiity. '
No. to. in 6th District,Habersham coun
ty—drawn by Beniamin Kfineday.
No. 76, intuit District Henry county, a
beautiful level piece of land—drawn by
lames R. Wilkinson, of Hcrevep county. '
No. 70, in 5th District jlenry, now Fay
ette. r
No. 252, in 5th District, Henry.
No. 289, in the 1st District of Coweta,
With sovcrnl other hits in Carroll, Musco
gee, Troup and Lee Counties, which are
now offered on good terms. Persons wish
ing to settle iii the above tract of country,
on improved nr unimproved laud, will fiiui
it to their interest to examine those lands,
and cull on
SAMUEL J. BRYAN,
Savannah,
N B.—The titles are all clear and un
doubted.
*u e 20 145
Court of l'Jfingham county
tiary purposes.
Tu ull whom it inny concern.
Whereas, Jm> C. Kahn#Executor ofthe
nf the estate of Mathew Unhndeo. has po-
utibnod tho said Justices lo ho disoliargcd
from bis said executorship.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all aiiil singular tho kindred and creditor's
of said doceased tq filo their objections (if
any tliey have) to tiie granting ofthe pray
er of the raid pel tioncr tn Die Clerk’s of
fice of (lie said Court, on or before thd nth
day of Nov next, otherwise letters disinls-
soiy will bo granted, '
Witness the lion. J Wnldhour one of
tho Justices of said court the 8th day of
May AD. 1829.
JOHN CH.* RLTON.c.c.o.e.o.
may 8
■jajAsstta
tho cstuu- 0 r Jaine; J •'1 lpi’liu ri"* 11 '’ -
titlonod tho said J.ut.eoslou
from his said Executorship ' 0 Wp
ui, r n SO H r0 . lll!!, , elnro luc ' lc and >,| t I
ish all and singular the klnilreiuLtf'N
tor. of the said doo. to ffid lliehibi,?''
(if any tiiey have) in the ClortfflSi
tho Court of Ordlnoty ol ialdCou n
before tile 7th day of January ne^ ’J
wise letters dismisiory will bo
(lie petitioner.
.Witness the Hon. Ellas Fort
Justices ol the said Court’m b
nail the 7th day uf July » n"
thousand eight hnndred aud\;
nine v 11
G EORGIA—Chothan, County—Hy
the Honorable the Justices ofthe In
ior Court of Chatham county sitting
for ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concert|,
Whcroas Goo. .Millets lias applied to the
lloiinrablo the Court of Ordinary of
Chatham county for letters ‘ dismissory
on tho ostnte & effects of Jnq L Seabrook
Into of said county, deceased.
Tlicso aietherefore to cite and admonish
all ami singular tiie kindred and creditors
of said deceased to file their objections (if
any they have)to the granting of tlio letters
dismissory on the estate of the deceased
to tlio applicant In glia Clerk's office qf tho
snid Court, on orfiofore the 28tli, day of
Dec. next; otherwise letters dismissory
will lie granted.
Witness tho lloiinrablo Ellas Fort, one
of the^Judges ofsaid Court, the 28tll day
ofJune, A. D. 1829
S.’M. pONl)
jttno 20 ' IfiO*
Chatham'
: • -1 vJ.
may he sent , to any of the ,’nci Jiboriuc
plantations for tiie convenience ofthosn « ho
may not yet have had a good opportunity ,
of getting (heir Rice forward—the size al * repTimPA-rp _ _
thisvc-.sel makes her per !V Hy safe topro. RTIFICATnQJ? DR, EDWIN A
Member of thePhiiaj'eiphia Medical So6h
,, ■ ty.
Tiie case detailed in tlio ahove rertifi.
©te came under iqy observation, and 1 be.
ce- d to any of the Southern Rivers or'in*
lets. -
HALL, SH A PTER U TUPPER.
aug it t»4. '
the Hon the Justices
Court nf Chatham County,
nary purposes. .
To all whom tit- may content.
Whereas S. M. Bond oj" Savannah has
applied to the Honorable thuCourt of (Jr
dlnnrv Chatham county for letters of Ad
ministration on tbe estate and effects of
John Fay late of said founty deo. l| prin
cipal creditor.
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish,all,and singular the kindred and credi
tors of thq said dcc’dto file their objections
(if any tliev have) to the granting ofthe
administration of the estate of the deceased
to the applicant in .the Clerk's'office of
the said court,on oi before the 1th day of
Sept, next,(otherwise letters administration
will be granted.
Witnoss tiie lion. Elias Fort, one
of the j- slices ofsaid court,tile 4th day of
August A. D. J829.
S. M. BOND, c. c. o. c. c.
aug 4 •
Notice,
F OUR months after date application
will he uiado .Bribe Hun. the Justi
ces of the Inferior Court pf Liberty Conn
ty for leave to sell one hundred acres of
land belonging to tlio estate of Donald Fra
ser,for the benefit of the lieiis and creditors
of said estate.
MARGARET R. FRASER,
July 25 170 Executrix.
In the Sixth Circuit Court
United States.Distfict of
Georgia,
MAY TERM. 1820
Ralph Clay 1 Two Judgments
vs. t in Sixth Circuit
Tlios. & Uobt. Newell. S Court.
A RULE having been granted at the
last term of the Court, requiring tiie'
attnriiey ofthe plaintiff of record to shew
cause why he should not .enter satisfaction
on the above judgments, and it now ap
pearing that the paynients’wero made to tiie
plaiiiliffhiiiiself mid not to the attorney of
record. And it furtlior appearing that the
plaintiff is (jead, and liis legal representa
tives unknown or absent from the state, ii
is oidercd that one month's notice be giv
en in twool the gazettes in this place, and
clie nt the seat of the general government,
calling upon the said-personal represent,!
tivos of tiie said Ralph, to shew cause a.
the next term of this couit, to wit, on the
Thursday next after tho first Alonday In
November noxt, at Mllledz«v|llo, why sa
tisfaction should not be ordered lo be en
tered by the clerk on the said two judg
ments.
Extract'from minutes.
GEORGE
aug 22
GEORG E. GLEN, Clerk;
182cp
Madeira Wine.
T HE Hubvcrilie^ have just receiver)
from Madeira—Hhds. Quarters &
Kiguths,'of superior first erowth ,5 yen
old stout and full budird London Paflicu
lar Madeira Wine, which they will soil
low. rates and on accommodating terms.
soo'rr & BAutoua.
aug £7 184cm
Treasurer’s Office.
T Skptkmbkb i, 1829.
HE average price of I-'lourduring tile
last moqth being «8 50 per, barrel ol
mu Ills. Bread for tiie present mpntli
must weigh as follows viz; ” ’
t.2 1-2 cents Loaf Silts 13
_ 0 (-4 “ .<( i “ 8 1.3,,
^•m.Je i dtNmit"? nd ' ,e,ler,0fl,, ' C! ‘ d
sejt* W ' W ’ STEWART, c.t.
^JEOROIA,
July 7
S. M. BQND.c,
G eorgia, Chatham count,
' the Hon. Ike Justices of the it
Court of Chatham County sitiingf}
dtnary purposes. ™
Tq all wfipm it inuv concern
Whereas Win-T. Wlilh.,,,, R
of the Estate ol Alary M. W ilson
Savanpnh dec. has petition,
tiers to bo discharged ‘
torslilp. '
' Those are therefore
ish all qnd singular 1I1-
tors of tlio said dee,
(if any tliey
the Comic
or before the
Wise letters
the petition!
Witnes- Hi- lion. Elias Foi
pne nf t
f tlio said court, at Savanna,
dav ofmn'gli A.D. 1829.'
' S. M. ROyp.c c.o.c.s
mar 7 . fib* ' *
yuavuam bounty,-
SJT the Hon. the Justices of the 1,1
Court of Chatham County silling f,,
nary purposes.
■ BM 2 * my concern,
Whereas, 1i. S. Kecs nud Tlirmii [
Rice, administrators of Tliomu Nice,,
ceased bos petitioned the sail) tc
be discharged from their ndn:ii)istr-l
These are therefore to cite and 1.
ish all and singular the kindred jzcre__
of said deceased to filo tliclr objecliunsl
any tliey havc)to the grunting ofthe f
sory on the estate of the deceased 1
applicants in the Clerk’s office oft
Coutt, on or before t|io 7tli day .t,
noxt; otherwise letters dismissory 1
granted.
Witness tlio Hon. EliSs Fort, on]
tlio Justices of tlio said Court the I
day of July, A. I). 1820.
B. 51. BOND, c. c. 0. c. c. I
july 7 "
fi BORGIA, Bulloch County—By
1JT (** Jfen. the Justices of the Inferior
fir
Court of Hulloch County, sitting
dinary purposes. '
To all wliom it may concern.
Whereas. Marzaret Hagin, applies for
letters of administration oil the estate and
edicts nfEtheldr- d ilngm deceased, late
uf lliillnch county, ill behalf of .tiie kin
dred and creditors.
These arp, tlieraforo, to cite and admon
ish nil and singular, tho kindred am) cred
itors of the said deceased to tiie their objec
tions, if any tliey have, in tlio clerk's of
fice of said court, on or before tiie 10th
day of October next, otherwiso letters of
administration will be granted.
Witness, the liqn. S. ’Williams one
ol tiie Justices of laid court, tiie 10th day
Sopl, A. D. 1829.
E, KENEDY, c. c.o. a.c.
sopl 10 101*
G EORGIA, Chatham County— Uy
the Honorable, the Justices ofthe In
ferior Court oj Chatham County, sitting
for ordinary purposes.
To ail whom it may concern.
Whereas, i]lury E. Nnris, Executrix of
the c.tasc nf Anne Morgan deceased has
petitioned tho said justices to bo discharged
from Iter said executorship.
These are therefore to cite and adinon
ish all and singular tho kindred aqd credi
tors of the said dec., to file their objections
(ifnny they have) in the Cleik's Office of
the Court oTOidiiiary of said Comity on or
bofore tlio Itli day of Heptember next;
otherwise letters dismissory will lie grant
ed to the petitioner.
Witness the Hon. Eliss Fort, one of tlio
Justices of the said court at Savannah the
7th day pf Alarcli. A. D. 1829.
S. AI, BOND, c. p. o. c c
■narco 7 55*
the Honorable the Justices o/llifl
feripr Court nf Chatham County, 1
for Ordinary purposes,
TP all « lmm il may concern.
Whereas, John I.Dens applies for V
ters of administration, on the estate .1 ‘'
II, Ward, deceased us a ereditor.
These are therefore to eke am
ish all and singular the kindred end 1
ort of the said decedsod to file tlielr
tiont [if any they have] the grantln;
•idmiiibtration of the estate ofthe r
ed to tiie applicant in the clerk’l...
ofthe cuurtofnrdinnry uf said county 01
before the Oth day Sopiember ne»t,o‘
wise letters iidimninration will In,
Witness the lion. Elias Forte
Justices of tho said Court at ,
the 8th day of August, A. D. 1119.
8, M. BOND,c.c.o. t-]
aug 8 *
EORGiA, Chathaqi county.—Hy
Xjf the Hon. the Justices of the Infcrioi
Court of Chatham County, sitting for Or
dinary purposes.
To all whom it may consorn,
Whereas James Roberts Executor of
Joseph Dawson, late of Savannah dec.'
lias petitioned tlip said justices to be dis
charged from his,iaid exeoutorsliip.
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
itors of the sgid dec. to file their objections
(if any they have) in the Clerk’s offioe of
the Court of Ordinary on or before the 7th
day of September noxt otherwise letters
dismissory will fie granted to tlio petition
er.
Witness tiie lion. Elios .Fprt, one of tiie;
justices of the said Court at Savannah the
7th day of Alarch A.D. 1820.
S.M. BOND, o.p. 0.0. t
tnar 7 55»
G EORGIA, Chatham County.—By
the Honorable the Justices of the In
ferior Court of Chatham County sitting for
Ordinary purposes,'
To all whom it mny concern
Whereas Levi 8. D’l.yon administrato,
of the estate of Archibald-Brebnerdec liu-
petitioned the said Justices to bedjscharg
ed from liissnid administration.
These aro therefore to cite nqd admon
ish all and singular tlio kindred and croil
ilor.s oftlje said dee. to file thoir objection:
(ifnny they hgvo) in the Clerks office ol
the Court o( Ordinary of Chatham Coun
ty, on or before the 7tli day r,f Septembei
nei^, otherwise letters dismissory will br
grunted to (lie petitioner.
Witness ti n H011 Elias Fort, one of tiie
Justices qf the said conn at Savannah, thi
7th day of Maich A D 1828.
J9-A1 BONDg.-o coop,
march 7 55*
Wanted,
or 8 very primo field hands for which
a liberal price will be given, from
19 (0 25 years of ago. Apply, at this pf.
Hfh jul^ 25 J 76ju
0
4 1 nuiidia, CiiathBiii t onn.i
TJT th *• '■ - • -
4^ EORGIA, Liborty CouiilH
XJT lion, the Justices of theJq/erinfi
of Liberty County, lifting for on"
pests
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas, Mist S AliJIsr, lias sppM-
tho Hon the Court of Ordinatj '
borty Couhty for Letters of Admini
of all and singular the goods anil
rights nnd credits that ;vere of Tl
M iller,late of tl;? county qf Ltbcrtf
ed.• - ■
These are, therefore, tP cite and
nith all and singular the kindred and.'
ditors of the Said deceased, to file tl "
jections (if any they have) in the
Office of the said Court, on or br
Oth day of Noy.-next, otherwise h
administration .will be granted to
applicant.
Witness tl;eHon. W Hiigbn,**®
Justices of tiie "said jCourt, t|n kb ®I
Sept. 4, p. 1029
E. BAKER, c.e.0.
sept 5 »
Court, of ‘Common Fji
and .Oyer * Tcrmii
for the City of Savawn
' JULYTERI"' 11 ®
WMTHEREAS, Rlc|iard F. «
*7 William Robertson, IV.lj-
William King, Louis Girodnnand
Butler were summoned.to attend tbs’
as Grand Jqrors—Apd Otis J
Petit Juror and failed tto appear,
dored tjial unless thoy'file with tlieti
Court good and sufficient cause of 1
on or before the next Term (Oct.
they be severally finod, Grand Jo'
tiie sum of forty and Petit Jurors is
sum of twenty dollars. ' .
_W. K. PUERINEAU,
julv 21 188
l.C'l
Savannah Poor House j
Hospital,
V ISITING COMMITTEE I
1820. " ' - . , .
William Taylor and Frederick 1
Attending Physicians.
Drs Footman and A SJiefinll.
JOSEPH CUAlifllfJGt ^
sept 29 .
Ge(H
District Court 15. S.
ffin District.
AUGUST fflip
I 7IDWARD Coppeo, Chans’ ’
lA field, James Tliompwn/*
rence O’Byrno having heen datj
ed to serve as petit Jurors at Jffl
sricl failing tn attend—Ordered .
le soveraRy fined inthqsum oft y j-
inless s.ifflnient Reuses, on os'" |M /
in the Clerk’s Offico on or heft '
ooiid Tuesday in 'November «« •
Extract/rom the minuies^ ^
GEO.
iiiij