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PUBLIC SALES. Executor's Sale, By J. B. Herbert. On Monday Dili November next. At 11 o'clock, will be sold nt tlto boose' formerly occupied by Mrs Sarah De I .a Motta, President street, all the household and t Kitchen Furniture. coitsirriNoor A large Extension Dining Table, Card Tables, Dressing Tables, Chairs, Cnrpe)s, Mantle Glasses, Crookery and Glass Ware, Andirons, Shovel and Tongs. ALSO Beds,Bedstcads&Bedding Sold by permission of tho llonorablu ihc Court of Ordinary, and by order of the Executor. •ept S Tormscash. Sheriff’s Side. On the first Tuesday in November next, W ILL bo sold at the Court House in Riceboro .Liberty County between the usual hours of sale tho following prop erty, vizt One negro boy named Itnxzard levied on as tho property ol.Thomas S. Mell to satisfy an execution Issued ander the fore- . closure of a mortgage in favor of William Ilankin, D, MELL, s. l. c. sept 5- 183 PUBLIC SALES. Executor’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in December next. W ILL lie sold before the Conn house in Savannah between the usual hours of sale. All the eastern tenement of Brick buil dings on lot No 8 Darby Werdjliousc and lot No SI Columbia Ward; lot and bull dings No IS, Carpenters Row, l.ot No9 and improvements Decker ward and lot No 10 and halt the improvements Decker Ward, all in the city of Savannah; being f iart of the real estate of Jusieh Penlicld, slo of Savannah dec'll, Solrl by permission of the Court of Or dinary ofChathatn County—for the bene fit of tho heirs and creditors. Conditions cash. JOS. CUM MING, ) Ex’ors of Josialt S. C.DUNING, yPeufield. ort 1 son By J. B. Herbert. On the firtl Tu’sdny m ,\ortmb.r next Will be sold befuio the Conn House be tween the usual hours of sale. A negro railed C-ESAR sold at the risk of the former purchaser he not having com plied with the terms of sale, out 13 Administrator’s Sale. On thefirst Tuesday in January next. W ILL be sold before the Court House in Rulloch County between the usual hours of sale. All the lendslsclnnging to the estato of Isaac Waters^ sold by order of the Justices of the Inferior Court of said county, for the benefit of tho heirs and credilotsof said estate, JOHN WATERS, Adm'r. sept 11 182f Sale. Administrators’ On the frit Tuesday in December next. W ILL he sold before the Court house in Effingham county between the Usual hours of sale. Tho real estate nfWoi If. Womack de ceased, consisting of s'evcral tracts of land, in said county, being on both sides of she Louisville road—containing .fire hundred and seventy acres, for the benefit ql the heirs. The above property sold by order of the Inferior Court of said county, sitting for ordinary purpose*. WM. A. PREVATT. Administrator in right of his srife. SARAH PREVATT. Adm’x. eept I, 195* Sheriff’s Sale—Continu- ed. On the fret Tuesday in November next. W ILL be told before tlte Court house in the city of Savannah, between the usual hours of sale. A portion of the furniture of the City Hotel, comprising tables, chairs, beds, bedding, bedsteads, crockery and silver ware.dmivei and forks, kitchen utensils, &c.—levied on tinder and by virtue of an execution on foreclosure—T. M. Driscoll, vs II W. Lubiiock. oct 8 GEO. MILLEN, a. r. c. City Marshal’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in December next, I N conformity With .t resolution of conn- ciI, I shall proceed, in front of the Court House between tho usual .hours of 10 and 4 o’clock, to sell tho following lots,, viz: Lot no. 49, Drown ward, hounded cast by lot no 80, south bv a lane ofSO.feet wide,north by a street of 7S:fcet-tvide and west by a street 45 feet wide. Lots nos. 50 and 51, upon which the Circus now stands. . , Lots nos. 58 and $0 Drown ward, boun- cast by lot no 57, south by Libcity street, that fronts the South Commons, west by Dull street and north by a lane SO ft wide. A building one and a quarter story high and 60 feet long stands upon one of these lots. Lois nos. 01 and 62, Brown ward, fron ting the South Common. Lot no 28, Columbia ward,bounded east by Columbia Square, south hy York street west by let no *4, and north by President street. Lots nos. 47 and 48, Jackson ward,boun ded south by Liberty inert, west by JcfTei lun street, nnrili by a lane of 80 feet wide - and cast by lot no 40. „P. M. STONE, c. si. oct 17 Sheriff’s Sales. On thefrst Tuesday in Sorember pert. W ILL bo sold brfnro the Court House lit the City of Savannah, between llio-osual boors of sale. All that plantation near Savannah, known as Tweed side, containing 485 acres, with the improvements thereon, bounded North and North east by Savannah river mid Onlow Island, on the North West by lands belonging to Posted,and on thesnnlh by lands belonging to Mrs. Margatct Mac- kay. levied on as the property of Joint Mo rel, to satisfy executions in favor of the Dank of Darien,Rank of tho Stale of Geor gia, Planters Bank, ond others. Also, all tliat^lot No. (0.) six, Columbia srard, with the improvements thcron, boun ded East by No (7.) seven, South by a lane West bv lot No. (5) five, and North by Broughton street. Levied on as the prop, erty of John Morel, to satisfy executions ill favor uf the Bank of Darien, Bank of tho Statu uf Georgia, Planters Bank, and oth ers. GEORGE MILLEN, s. c. c. ■etc, 3 By J. B. Herbert. On.the fii.il Tuesday in November next. Will l>e sold before the Court House in the city of .■iitvaJiitali between the usual hours of sale (if not previously disposed of by private jale) A Negro Woman raised in the country 17 years of age with her child 4 months old a good house servant and sold for no fault, oct .8 104 Jailor’s Sale. W ILL be sold at tho Court House of Chatham county, on tlfe first Tue*. day in November next, a negro boy who say- his name is JIM, and that he belongs to John Pittman—lie, tho said negro -hav ing been in jail eighteen months and is now offered for sale as the law directs. JOHN I. DEWS, j. c.o. oct 6 Tax Collector’s Sale— Continued. On tho first Tuesday in Nov. /text. W ILL be sold before the courthouse in the city of Savannah between the usual hours ofsale tho following pro. perty, viz : *500 acres of land in Camden county, on St. Maty’s river, granted to Uobett Montlord of the following qualities;—300 acres brackish marsh, 800,do 2d quality inland swamp, too dofd quality hammock and 1400 pine land—also 1150 acres of land in said county on the S.uilla, granted to Haratio Marbury, of the following qua), ity:—300 acres *d quality tide swamp, 100 do oak and hickory and 750 acres pine land, levied on .is tile property of tho es tates of Robert Mojttfort and Solomon Pendleton, to satisfy the state and county tax for the year,18*8, amount dje JUG and costs. DAVID BELL, t.c.c.c. ett • Sheriff’s Sale, On the first Tuesday in Drcrmbcr next. W ILI.be sold in front of the Conn House ill the County of Effing-, ham between the usual limits of sale. Two hundred acres of bind with all and lingular the improvements thereon, lying and being in the county of Effingham hounded hy land of Wm. Womack and on the east by land gran ed to Wriglit Lofilry levied on as the pioperty Of Frederick \ynmark to satisfy sundry executions in favor of Thomas J. Tondr, Jesse Sander lilt and others, levied on and returned to, me by a Constable. J. R. MORGAN, a. c.c on 17 Tile I'.iil^MssteTTTcneraTT" United States, * us Elcazcr Early, and others. _ In the nth Circuit Court U.'S..J)istrict oj Ceorgia, to May Term, 18*0. A N action of debt on bond having been instituted in the alxiva case hy the Post-Master General of the United States, against Eleuzrr Early, Sheldon C. Pun ning, Samuel Nicholas, and F. II. Well man, and service having been effected on nit the defendants, except Samuel Nicho las, who, the Marshal returns, is not'to he found in this District—On motion of the District Attorney, It is Ordered, that the said Samuel Nicholas be, and he is hereby, cited to appear at the office oi the Clerk of said Court on or before tho first Monday in November next, being the Rules day of said Court for said month, then itnd there to ple-.d or answer to the said artinn— and it is further Ordered, that this citation be' published fur the spare of three months in one of the.Uazcttcs of this slate. J. CUYLER, District Judge. Extract front Rule Book, e Czo.Gi.Kit, Cleric. july 8th, IBID. TL159 Chambers Superior Court, JUNE 25th. 18*9. Executive Department, Georgia, OCTOBER 9, 18*9. hat a list of asury on ac count of the Poor School and Academic Fund, during tho past year, with tho names of tho persons who recoived them, be prepared for publication In tile Georgia Journal, tbe Macon Messenger, Columbus Enquirer, Athenian, Augusta Constitutionalist, and vannah Republican. Attest, GEO. R. CLAYTON,Sec’ry F.x. Dep't, UulUIlull pi I N compliance with a request of tho Sonatils Academicus, It Is ordered, that the several sums of money which had bent drawn nut ol Ilia public Treatur; Sa A List of Governor’s Warrants drawn on tho Treasury for County Academies, and do livered from the Executive Department since tlte report made to the last Legislature. Date. In favor of what county drawn. Amount Dol. Ct. By whom receipted for. 1828, Nov 3. Troup, Newton, 188 65 W. 11. Sledge, for Trusted. t» 41 2*. 188 05 Wm. D. Conyers, do It It <8. llibb, 188 05 Matthew Robertson, dn II Dec. 10. Wayne, 188 85 Fiam-is M. Scatlctt, tin II II 18. Lincoln, 188 05 Rem Kcmion, dn II II «0. llttrke, 188 65 S. llurlow, do 14- II 28 Marion, 815 W. Williams, a Trustee. •44 • 1 S li. Jones, 188 65 Wm B. Stephens do II • 1 30. Troop, 815 Whitfield H. Sletlgo do 1829, Jan. 1.. Baldwin, ton or, Wm Y. Ilansell do »* • 1 5. Monroe, 180 65 E. Myrick, for Trustees. II *• 0. DeKalb, 188 6 5 Wm Kr.gnrd, n TruMcc. Daniel Hightower (to II SO Harris, 815 . 1* Feb, 12. 1 oueta, Hancock, W. Hitchcock, for Trustees. II Mar. 0. 188 05 John Lucas » iln II " 9. Putnam, 188 05 Samuel K. Hodges dn II II 18. Greene, Twiggs, 188 65 Gen. H. Clayton du *» April 14. 188 05 E. Hamilton do II May SO. Wilkes, Mttscngee, 188 G5 Etlw’d Gary du II si *5. loos V5 Jsme. 8. Calhoun do •• June 10. linker, 1311 05 Thomas Porter a Trustee. II II 17. Talbot, 1003 05 .1 P. Blackman for Trustees. M II 17. Crawford, 188 05 Klij.ih M. Amos <lo II II 81. Decatur, 188 65 II. TGamble do II II 25. Jcffrrsun, 188 05 Asa Holt, a Trustee. II II ts. Houston, 188 05 David Minis II July IS. Clark, 188 05 John N. Birch a Trustee II Sent 9. Elbert, 188 05 F. M. OiDbs for Trustees. . 1018, Dec# 6. lltirko, 9*4 20 S. Harlow dn II 11 fl. Decatur, 707 05 II T. Gamble dn I* «• fl. Greene, *15 38 Geo. R. Clayton do II 11 fl. Twiggs, 452 05 E. Hamilton tin II 11 0. Wnyue, 215 38 F. M. Scarlett do 11991 Ofl GEORGE-®. CLAYTON, Secretary, Executive Department. A List of Governor’s Warrants draw n on the Treasury for Poor Schools, and receipted for al the Executive Department, since the first Monday in November, t828. Date. In tavor nl what county drawn. Amo Dol lilt Ct. By whom receipted for. 1028, Nov. 28 Bibb, 105 08 M. Robertson for Trustees. 10*9. Jsn. Ifl Jnrk'on, 909 _ 10 Oran land and Urine, for Te. II Feb. 8*1 38 Edwtl Adams, Trustee. II Mar 27,111)11, 11 Henry* j 1355 52 George llaup do II April 880 10 A SponcorTor Trustee. II June lall’ike, tOiCrawford, 252 10 Clias M’Dowrll do II 150 77 David Delk, Trustee. II II S4|Decaltir, 249 72 II. T. Gamble,for Trustee. II II 25 Houston* 125 70 David Mims, Trnitee. II Oct. U Columbia, 301 43 E. \. Wellborn do • • 1 9 llulloch, 207 65 J W Hibson do 4* April 10! Lincoln, 258 70 Wm Jonos do 4770 88 GEORGE R. CLAYTON, Secretary, Executive Department. Octohfr 1 5 209 Notice. H EREAFTER the Savannah Libra ry will ba opened for tho delivery ol Bonks every Monday, Wediiostlay and Fri day, from 8 to 5 o'clock P. M. Individuals not share holders can have tltu use of the Library on -the .following terms :— For one year, by paying gif '• six months, " 8 " any less period, at tho rnto ol I par tiioiuh WM. MOREL, Librarian, net 1 *on| Fifty Dollars Reward. A bsented himseiron the iath uit my mulatto servant mini JIM ho has been since in Savannah. Fifty (lollatt will he paid on proof to conviction of his being burbot od bv o white person, or twen ty dollars ifhy a coloied person, or ten dollars.for bis delivery in Jail. Alrmas- ters and owiteis uf vessels are cautioned not to rocoive him on board, ns every exer tion will lie made to detect them, and site law ittforerd. JIM is a small size man, *8 or 3 years-old, well made and thick fur Ills height, smiles when s|inken to, one or both of Ids esrs are bored, lie is pasting himself os ■ free man,he wore a white hat, dark Sallinetrshort-cnnt, has a red Plaid Ctmblet Cloak anti other clothing, with him, umi -lly. wears a round jacket of dark Sattiucti. . WM RORARTS. Ricohnro, .Liberty eo. 5lh of October 18*8. P. S. Tile above feltmv JIM, hat been teeti lurking about the streets uf Savannah, within the last five or six days, oct 0 *n*i>I The Marine Si Fire In surance Rank of the State of Georgin, et al. us. Elcazcr Early, et. al. Chatham Su- Jourt, term. parlor Coi ''To#' In Equity. r ' being verified to the'Court that Elea- zer Early one of the defendants inlhe above cause resides out of Chatham coun ty—On motion it is ordered that the said Eleazcr Early appear on or before the first day of tho next Term of (Ills Court and en ter his appearance thereto ana in default thereof the said complainant have leave to proceed nit their said Bill in the same manner as if personal service of the Bill and subpoena had been effected on the sai I Elcazer—And it is further ordered ilia, this Ruin he published once a month in on - of tho Public Gazettes Of Savannah until the expiration lhcieo'f. Extract from the minutes. ROBERT W. POOLER, Clk.„ jtino SO 153 Savannah Poor House Sc Hospital. V ISITING COMMITTEE for Oct, 18*9. William Tavlor and Frederick Dcnsler. Attending Physicians. Drs Footman and A Sheftall. JOSEPH CUMMING, Sec’ry. sept *9 Port Wine. /fl QR. casks choice Port Wine dfc Just received and for sale by , P. MARLOW. sept IS Received per schr Frances, d* A boxes yellow Soap 10 bhls Mess Beef 10 do prime do For selo by COHEN & MILLER, oct1 S09 ciieXpand fashionable House, Sign, Furniture Sp Ship PAINTING, GILDING, GLAZING AND PAPER- HANGING T HE subscriber grateful Tor former favors, after a residence nf ten years, tenders his services-lo the public in tho a- them that bis Es land and Brush, ;dBig a general bove line, and info. UbHshmenl, Sign, near the Exchange, and extensive impr ints received by late nf Paints, Oils, Brushes, be. Stc. With the assistance of a compe tent foreman, whom he has employed, will epablo him to execute work of tire kind, bn as accommodating terms as any person in the ckv. ^ Paints, Oils, Brushes, Window Glass, Sashes, Paper Hangingi.be. Sic. With a general assojttwt of articles in the line always kqftjA hand, fur sale wholesale and rclail^^ N. B. Paints prepared furusoandtliicc- tions givon for using them. P. MARLOW. oct 6 *0* Notice. A LL persons Indebted to the late Wil liams Giliett, will te pleased to make ‘ those w will plesenttbenfio JAMlkS HIGGINBOTTOM, Administrator Lower Three Runs,(S. C.) Sept. 7th,18*9. oct 3 *01 > payment to rite subscriber; and having demands against the same Notice. lilOlIR months afterdate application •P .. will he made to the Hon. tho Justi ces of the Inferior Court of Liberty Coun ty for leave to sell one hundred .teres of lepd. belonging to the estate of Donald Fra ser,for the benefit of the hcin and ci editors of said ostate. MARGARET R. FRASER, jtUy 15 170 Executrix. For sale. A TRACT of laud containing 150 a . eras, situate in the district of Ot- angeburgh, on Edisto creek in the state of South Carolina, hounding noilh on lauds of Daniel Mazyck, and south and west on “lie said creek. For a plat of said laud, and terms ofsnle, apply lo GEO. GLEN, feb 8 - Ex’or. cat. of John Gian. In the Sixth Circuit Court United States, District of Georgia, MAY TERM. 1889. Ralph Clay 1 Two Judgments vs. > In Sixth Circuit Thos. & Unlit. Newell. S Court. A RULE having been granted nt the last term of the Court, requiring the alt-true’? of the plaintiff of record to shew cause wliy he should not k enter satisfaction on the ahovo judgments, and it now ap pearing tliut the payments'were made to the phiinliffhiinseif and tint to the attorney of record. And it further appearing that the plainliffis dead, and his legal representa tives unknown or absent from the slate, ii is oidered that one month's notice bo giv en in twonl the gazettes in this place, and one «t the seat ol the general government, calling upon Ilia said personal representa tives of the said Ralph, lo shew cause at the next term of this couil, to wit, on the Thursday next nftcr the first Monday in November next, at Millcdgevillc, why sa- lisfiteiion should not be ordered to he en tered by tho clerk on the said two judg. ments. Extract'from minutes. GEORGE GLEN,Clerk. ang 21 I82CP ' District Court U. S. Geor gia District. AUGUST TEIIM, 1819. E DWARD Coppre, diaries Camp. field, James Thompson and Lau rence O'Byrtte having been duly summon eil to servo ns Petit Jurors at. this Court, tod failing to attend—Ordered that they >e severally fined in the sum of ten dollars, tiilcss sufficient sxeitscs, on oath bo filed in the derk'a Office on or before the so ootid Tuesday in November next. Extract front the minutes, GEO. OLEN.C'lk ang to 179 Playing Cards. A |Ois*ortmont ol'superior quality just received and for sub* hy A. l*AKSONS, Druggist, At t1io Eagle, no 8, Gibbons* Range* septa* 198 Treasurer’s Office. T SAVANNAH, Hopt. 15, 18*0 HE Owners of Stock in tbe Savan nail ‘Exchange’ arc hereby notified that agreeable to a resolution of Connell 88000 of said Stock will lie redeemed on or beforo tile 10th of November next, and that I am now prepared to pay the same at my office. M. W. STEWART, c. t. sept Is in State Arsenal. * P ROPOSALS will ho leceived until the 1st of December ttexi, for build ing an A iiskisai, of Brick on tho Lot op posite tho Guard House, 60 feet front by 40 feet deep, two stories high, in accord ance with 4 p| ai , j„ possession of the un dersigned. The proposals must includo tho cost nf materials; the work must be done in the best manner, and must be finished by the 1st day of May 1800. Tho Bricklayers’ St Carpenter's proposals ntny be separate nr jointly—-tlie latter would be preferred. A Bond of Ten Thousand Dollars w ith approved security will bo required, for the faithful performance of Ihc contract. W. T. WILLIAMS, Agent. augt 17811 * To Rent. rip HE Wharf Lot No 4 and Dock, well calculated fur a WOOD YARD, or SHIP CARPENTER, Fur tcnnsapply 10 JOHN IV. ANDEltSQN. . sept 28 I08CM 1 f o all whom it m«y concern . Whereas,Thoma. Askew . the estate 0) Jetties J.T&s dlT? 1 «f tlt.oned the said Justtces m be d iMtu H * bis said Executorship. *'M I . , 1 *!**• »f® therefore to cite and lilt all anti singular the kindrednhH dn# " 1 ' tors ol the said dec. to file their ”1 1 Of any .bey IfttVe) ta 5T Cl,',k^& the Court of Ordinary ofsaidCiimif!^!^ before the 7th day of January uexf 1 ?,» wise loiters di.mis.ory will L uL^' the petitioner. * ^ b Witness the Hnn. Elins Fort, one „r, Justices of the said Court aro ^' nah the 7th day tif J„| y / r l a, "i thousand eight hundred and' t*l "• MALLEKY & DUFFY, IJRAPEBS b TAILORS, on Titr. nxr, EAST OF TUB CITY HOTEL, H IVE received hy Into arrivals front New York a partial supply of Se.V- suuablu Goods consisting of Clntlts, Cnssi- nters. Vestings, Coals. Frock Conti, Coa tees, I'ants, Vests, Drawers, Shirts, lldkfs. Cravats, Stocks, Sic, Sic. sept 20 Just jReccivcd. fl A BOXES Mustard l V to hbl. White 'Vino Vinegar 7 half tin Tongues to firkins Goshen Butter. Landing from ship Helen Mar, ami for into by J. B. HERBERT. oct I Notice. A LL persons having demands against Jlte estate of John J Utley, nre re. iiiieslod to present them duly attested and those indebted to said estato will make payment forthwith to J. CHARLTON, Adm’r. •ept 10 M. A. IIILF.Y, Adm’x. Notice, F OUR Months after dnte application will be made to the Hon. the Justice* of the Inferior Court of Emanuel county fur leave to sell all the real estate of James Swiney, dec. for tho benefit of tlte heirs and creditors of said estate THOMAS SWINEY. Adm’or. inly 28 171 $80,01)0. Milledgeville Masonic Hal' LOTTERY, FIRST CL4SS. 7 To bk coMPi.F.Tzn iis Five Diuwinoi. Tho first drawing lotnke place positivelv 011 the I4lh of November next, or nl an - earlier period, should the sale of Tickers justify it.—The whole nf lire prizes pay able sixtv tlays after the drawing, subject to a discount of 16 tier cent. SCHEME: iiino. July 7 BORGIA S. M. BOND,c.c. <»«»,}. I o. C. c. Chatham t emit) ,_74 the Hon. the Justices of th, 1,7 V. nlham Vounty •tilingft, 7 ^1 tehom it may eonten Whereas, E. S llrrsntnl ii,.*,, gj 1 prize of 1 9 3 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 *5 Tickets, Halves, (jOAKTEm, do do do do do do do do do do -do do dn 330.000 15.000 10,000 5,0110 1,000 9(10 800 7(10 080 580 400 3110 *00 ton 810 00 5 on 90 For sale in a great variety of numbers at LUTHER’S Lottery and Exchange Office net 17 Notice. T he savannah library, win be opened hereafter on Tuesday, Thinsday and Saturday ill each week from 8 to 5 o’clock, P. M. WM MORF.L, Librarian, oet 17 107f Notice. A LL persons having demands ngatnst tho estato of James L Anderson, nf Emanuel coniitv, will present them duly attested, and those indebted to she same will make immediate payment to sept an THOMAS WINNBY, G EORGIA, Chatham County.—lly the Hon. the Justicts of the Inferio. Court of Chatham County, sitting for. Or- dinary purposes. To all whom it may rnneern. Whereas, R. \V. Httbei.hnni, Admin is trator, of tho estato of Alexander Halier- sham,late of Savannah, deceased, has pe titioned the said justices to be discharged from bis said administratorship.. Tlteso are therefore to cite and admon ish all and singular the kindred and cred itors uf the said dec. to file their objections (ifany they liavo) in the Clerk’s office of the Court of Ordinary on nr before tlte Sd day of April next, otherwise letters disinissory will be granted to tlto petition er. Witness the lion. Elias Fort, one of the justices of the said Court al Savannah the 3d day of Oet A. I). 1829. S.M. BOND, c. c. 0. c. c. oct 3 G EORGIA—Chatham County—By the Honorable the Justices of the In ft ior Court of Chatham county sitting for ordinary purposes. To all whom it may concern. Whereas Geo. Millcn has applied to tho Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Chatham county for- letters disinissory on the estate Si effects of Jno L’Soahrook late nf said county, deceased. These atcthcrefnre to cite and admonish all and singnlnr the kindred and creditors nf snid (Incensed In file tltelr objections (if any they linvejto the granting of tho letters disinissory on the estato of the deceased to the applicant in the Clerk's office of tho said Court, on or before tho 20th day of Dec. next: otherwise loiters disinissory will he grnuted. Witness the llnnornhlo Elias Fort, one of 1 lie Judges of said Court, tho feotli dnv of June, A. D. 1820 S. M. BOND, c.o. 0. June 30 190* G urt iVhcrcns, E. _ Rice, administrators of Thomaslu, ,’ ceased has petitioned the said , be discharged from Mr sdn-lnhtr.ma? These are therefore to cite and adnvwfcl ish all and singular the kindred b tiei ' of said deceased to file their objectha any they Imvejto.tho grantingoftlud soryon the estate of tlto deceased ^; applicants in the Clerk's office of the J Court, nn or before the 7tlt day 0 f jjTJ next; otherwise tetters disiiiltiory willZI granted. ; H Witness the Hon. Eliss Forut*,, the Justices of the said Court tin day of July, A. I>. 1829. * S. M. BOND, 0. 0.0, c i inly 7 * ,C,t G EORGIA, Liberty County—fl. s Hon. the Justices of the Inferior Cm. of Liberty County, eiHingr/ornrJfnary^.1 To all whom it may concern. Whereas, Miss 8 Miller, has applied a I the Hon the Court of Ordinary ot l>l bertv Comity for Letters of Adtninislritjgil of all and singular the goods and (liatteh. I rights and credits that were nf TliomullJ Miller,late of the county of Lt'erty dee * Theso are, therefore, to cite ntni adino.1 nlih all and singular the kindred and en I ditnrsof the said deceased, to Tile their el jectlons (If any they hnvo) in the Clerk' Office of the said Court, on or before tWl Ulhday of Nov. next, otherwise letters« administration will be granted to the 1 applicant. Witness the Hon. W Hughes, one of 4 Justices of the said Court, the 5(li day 1 Sept. A. D. 1829 ‘ E. RAKER, e.c. 0. l.c. I sept 5 ♦ BORGIA, Bulloch County—B MJf the Hon. thejuslices of the Infidi \ Court of Bulloch County, sitting Jug. I dinary iur/ioscs. To all wltoni it may concern. Whereas, Margaret llitgln, npplitifct letters of administration oil the estate end edicts of Etheldred tlagin deceased, hit of Bulloch county, in behalf of the kia- dicd and crcditnrs. Theso nre, therefore, to citesnd adman-1 Ish all and singular, the kiudrrd and ere itors of the said deceased to file theit objt lions, If any they have, in the cletk'i 0. flee of said court, on or before theffti] day of October next, otherwise lettm 1 administration will bo granted. Witness, tho linn. 8. IWillintm j ol the Justircs of said conrt, the Id of Sept, A. D. 1829. E. KENEDY, c.c.e.i.c sept 10 101* O EORGIA, Liberty County-Bifill //on. the Justices of the /sjastl Court of Liberty County, sitting for uti- nury purposes To all whom ft may concern. 'Yhere.ts, Mrs. Sarah- Smjlie, of nM county applies to bo .disptWd from lit Guardianship of John 8. Fraser, orpksa. I of John E. Fraser, late of said county it- ceased. Theso are therefore to bile and »ilm» 1 ish all and singular the persons cottars* I In file their objections (if any they harejie I my office nt Riceboro, on or before the (o* I Monday in November next, otbetwlse Jej- | lers of disinissory will be obtained by A 1 said applicant. Wiun sslhe Hon. William llughe»,«t of the Judges of the Court ofOrdiniryn j said County, this IStli day of July L" 1829. E. BAKER, c.c.o. i.c. oct 8 G eorgia, Chatham Cuumy- the Hon the Justices of the /»M I Court of Chatham County,silling Jot 0' e I nary purposes. To all tehom, t may cancers. Whereas James Lanier nfSnvanniltM 1 ■ applied to the Honorable the Court oft* - T tlinarv of Chatham county 1 for lettert « | Administration.de bonis non on the f' 1 ' I and effects ofDnvi i G Sloan, late of* 11 I nonnly dec. as principal creditor. r These arc therefore to cite and adn** - ish,all,and singular the kindred and crew 1 tors of tho said dec’d to file their objection ■ (if any they have) to the gtanting . r administration of the estate of Ihedect’ to-the applicant in the Clerk'soln« , L the said court, nil or before tlto 3d da; ■ Nov. next, otherwise lettersedniinisin j will be grunted. Witness the Mon. Ellas Fort* "jj I nf the jr slices of said court,the Od d». J (Jctober A.-D. 1029 S-. M.BOND, c.c.o. c.c. oe.t'S * - M \ Et tit tit A, ElhBghain Guuuii' fjf the Hnn. tht Justices 0/ the I*'F* Qourt ofiyingham county sittingJor v I nary purposes. I To all whom it may concern. Whereas, Jno C. Kuhn Executor <3^1 of theosinte of Mathew Kuhn tttionod the said Justices to bo di»olH!9 I from hi* said executorship. These arc therefore to cite and adrw all and slnguUrtho kindred «"'! e J,(lt of said doccuscd to filo their obje 8 any they have) to the. granting of ^ or of tho said pct'ttoner tn the'CWJ |(4 (loo of tho said Court, on 0, ^ f “' jijiiil' - day of Nov next, otherwise letters sory will be granted. „„«</ Witness the hon.,J Wa djtour^jf the Justices of said court tlto Mny A JOHNCHARLT0N,c.c«^ 1 ■ may 0