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fotj's Sale. J. B. Herbert. On Monday Olli November next. At II o’clock, will bo sold nt tlio liouso formerly occupied by Mrs Sarah De La Biotin, President street, all tlio liousoliold and - * . . Kitchen Furniture. CONIISTIROOP A la rgb Extension Dining Table, Cartl Tables, Dressing Tables, Chairs, (jprpets, Mantlo Glasses, Crockery ail'd Glass Ware, Andlinns, (shovel and Tongs. •AMO Beds,Bc<lsteads&Bedding ' Sold by permission of the Honorable the 'Court of Ordinary, and by order of the ’Executor. septa , Terms cash. Sheriff’s Sale. On the first Tuesday in November next, W ILL be Sold at the Court House in Riceboro .Liberty County between the usual hours of sale (ho following prop erly, vies One negro boy named Haxzard levied on as the property ol Thomas S. Moll to satisfy tin execution .issued under the fore- closure of a mortgage in favor of William Rankin. B. MELL, S.X. C. sept 6 , 'IBB- Administrator’s Sale. On thefirst Tuesday in January nett. W ILL be sold before the Court-House in Rulloch County between the Usual hours bf sale. All the lands belonging to the estate of Isaac Waters, sold by order of the Justices of the Inferior Court of said county, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. JOHN WATERS. Adm’r. septU I8lf . Bxcimi On the first Tuesday in Dtet inter next. W ILL bo told before the Courthouse in Savannah between tito usual hours of sale. * V" All'tlio eastern tenement of Brick buil dings on lot No 8 Darby WardsHouse and lot No 34 Columbia Ward; lot and buil dings No 13, Carpenters Row, Lot Nod and improvements Decker ward and lot No IS and halt the improvements Deckor Ward, all in the city of Savannah; being part of the real osiale of JoStah P oilfield, late of Savannah doc’d, Sol] by permission of tlio Cooit of Or dinary ofChathain County—for the bene fit of (lie -heirs and creditors. Conditions cash. JOS. GUMMING, ? Ex’urs of Josiali S. C. DUN1NG, $ Penfield.' oct 1 £00 count oflho tlio persons ivlio 'C Department, Georgia, OCTOBER 9, 1820. tr Sonatas Acadcmlcus, Ills dVdcrcd, that a list nr .....an had been drnwnbut ol tlio public. Treasury cnac- aitd Academic fund,, during the past year, with the names Ol hem, bo prepared for publication in the Georgia Journal, (lie Notice. jJERF, AFTER tlu> Savannah Libra-j the Honorable the 'ysitiii Macon Messenger, Columbus Enquirer, Athenian, Augusta Constitutionalist, and Sa vannah Republican. .' - ' „ „ „ Attest, GEO. It. CLAYTON, Soc’ry Ex. Dop't. A List of Governor’s Warrants drawn on tlio Treasury for County Acndoririts, and do llvered from the Executive Department since tlio report made to tlio last Legislature. By J. B. Herbert. Onthe first Tu’Sdaym Norember next Will be sold befote the Court House be tween the Usual'hours nf sale. A negro called CjCSAR soldat the risk of the former purchaser lie not having com plied with the term* of sale, oat 13 Administrators’ Sale. On He first Tuesday in December next. W ILL be sold before the Court house in Effingham county between tlio usual hours of sale. , The real estate nf Wm H. Womack de ceased. consisting of several tracts of hind. ' in said county, being on both sides of the Louisville road—containing fits hundred and seventy aetes, for the benefit ol the heirs. The above property sold by order of the Inferior Court of said county, sitting for otJi.iary purposes. WM. A. BREVATT. Administrator in right ofhii wife. SARAH PRliVATT, Adm’x. sept 13 103* Sheriff’s JSale—Continu ed. W On the first Tuesday in November-next. ILL be sold before the Court house in the city of Savannah, between the usnal hours of sale. 'A portion of the furniture df the City Tlotel, comprising tables, chairs, beds, bedding.'bedsteads, crockery and silver ware, knives arid forks, kitchen utensils, to.—levied on tinder and bv virtue of atf execution on foreclosure—T. M. Driscoll vs II. W. Lubbock. oct 8 GEO. MILLEN, s.c. c. Sheriffls^SateBT ' —- - -Ott fhrftntTuesday tit November-next. Thty Marshal’s Sales. On the first -Tucsday-in Decen.ber next. I N conformity .with tv resolution of coun cil,I shall proceed, in'front of the Court Homo between the usual hours of 10-and 4 o’clock, to sell the'following lots, via; Lot no. 40, Brown ward, bounded cast by lot no 50, soiitli by a iane of 80i feet wide.north by a street of 78 feet wide and west by a street 48 feet wide. Lots nos. 80 and 81," upon which the. Cirrus no# stands. Lots nos. 88 and 88 Brown ward, boun east by lot no 87, south by Liberty street, that'fronts-the South Commons, west by Bull street and north by a lane 30 ft wide. A building one and n qunrlcr story high and 80 feet tong stands upon one of these lots. ’ Lots nos. 81 and 62, Brown war’d, ’Iron ling the Eolith Common. Lot no 23, Columbia ward,bounded cast by Columbia Square, south by York street •west by lot no 24, and • north by President street. Lots-nos. 47 and 48, Jackson ward,boun ded south by Liberty street, nest by'jeffei- sun street, north by a lane of SO feet wide arid east by’lot no 46, F. M STONE, o.tu. net 17 Date. In Ihvor of what Amount county drawn. Dol. Cl. 1828, Nov. 3. Troup, 188 05 II II 22. Newton, 188 65 II It 20.' Bibb, 188 05 11 Dec. 10. AVaytio, 188 85 II II 18. Lincoln, 188 05 II «! 20. Burke, Marion, 188 05 n «l 18 818 «i II SU. Jones, 188 05 ii II 80. Troup, Baldwin, 818 1829. Jan. 1. 188 05 •1 II 5. Monroe, 188 05 • ♦ • II 0. DeKalb, 188 05 (’ «! 20. Harris, 818 ♦ 1 • Feb. 12. Coweta, 815 ’ll , Mar. 6. Hancock, 188 05 II tl 0. Putnam, Greene, 188 05 • 1 II 18. 188 85 II April 14. Twiggs, 188 05 II May St). Wilkes, Muscogee, 188 05 • 1 • 1 28. 1003 «:• ’ll June 10. linker, 1311 65 II el 17. Talbot, 1003 65 II II 17. Crawford, 188 05 II ' II 24. Pccnttir, 188 05 II 11 25. Jefferson, 188 05 II II 25. Houston, 188 65 M July IS. Clark, 188 -05 • 1 Sept 0. Elbert, 188 05 10211, Dec. 0. Kurkc, 824 20 II II 8. Decatur, 787 05 • » II 8. Greene, 215 36 ’ll ’ll o.. Twiggs, 458 05 • 1 II 0. Wayne, 218 38 By whom feoeipted for. ry will bo opcm-d for the deliver; olr,..“/ L Books overy Monday, Wednesday add Frl- V P«rpn*cii~. day, from 8 to 5 o’clock L‘. M. tvi,,.. '"'I![''bom llmivcnn.-iJ Individuals licit slim c holders call have .- -honias Askew |.', n ' ilio use of ilic Library on tlio (Mjpff|(i]g 1 'Utlprt^thosii^ C ^^*lR , ’‘^ Forono yonr, by paying $12 six mcmtiis, ” 0 any loss period, nt tha ruto ol 2 ■per mimth WM. MOREL, Librarian, oct 1 eon§ \ , - "S/ti ■ W. 11. Sledge, for Tvustccs. Wm. D. Conyers, do Matthew Robertson, do FinnclsM. Scarlett, do Rem Remson, . do S. Harlow, do W. Williams, a Trustee. Wm B. Stephens do Whitfield II. Sledge do Wm Y. Mansell do E. Myrick, for Trustees. Win Ezzard, n . Trustee. Daniel Hightower do AV. Hitchcock, for Trustees. John I,liens do San up) K. Hodges do Geo, R. Clayton do E. Hamilton do Edw’d Cary -do James 8. Calhoun do Thomas Porter u Trustee. J P- Blackman for Trustees. F. lijaivM. Amos do 11 T Gambia . do Asa Holt, a Trusteo. David Minis John N- llireh a Tnisloo F. M, tllnliv for Trustees, To Rent. T HE Wharf Lot Nod and Dock, well calculated fur a WOOD YARD, I or SHIP CARPENTER, For terms apply | to JOHN W. ANDERSON. sept 20 108cm MALLERY & DUFFY, DRAPERS tf TAILORS, ON THK n*T, EAST OF THE CITY HOTEL, H WE received by late arthals frohi New York a partial supply of Sen- I sunablo Goods consisting of Cloths, Cassi- froin his said - ,/These arc ish all and singular tlicki,! i° "dnum tors of the said die. wgwM (if any they havefin ilu ,-! clr 0, >jccu„ r the Court <'fOrdinaq ( . r ^'k’soint '' before tlio 7tli day of boom, wlso letters disrnissory4 m 7 ncx ', otliJ tho petitioner. \ b# , granted ' Witness the Don. Bill Justices oftho said nah tlio 7th day of . thousand eight hmuln nlno. july 7 S. M. BOND, A ' 1 bite * nd i«cnt)! ’*•(, ^TEORGIA Chatham the Hon. the Justices Court-of Chatham County nary purposes. i < all whom it may ei sill Itill. ym, sunablo Goods consisting of Cloths, Cassi- Whereas, E. S- Rees and Tut mers, Vestings, Coats, F rock Coats, Cna- Rico. administrators of Thom».nl 1 "'' tees, Pams, Vests, Drawers, Shirts, lldkfs, ceased has petitioned the sairi VY | Cravats, Stocks, &o. Sic. be discharged from ttelr adniialiir.i! sept 28 ; 1 ■ ,lc Just .Received. ■g Xfc BOXES Mustard B V to Mils Whit- Wine Vinegar 7 half do Tongues 10 firkins Goshen Butter. These are therefore to cite ln a >al ish all and singular the kindred fccredk of said deceased to file their objectim,,! any they liavo)to tho granting of Su] sory on tho ostato of the deceased in!! applicants (n tlm Clerk’s office of the, Court, on or before the 7tli day 0 f jjJ I J. B. HERBERT. H. Harlow H T. Gamble Geo. II. Clayton E. Ilniiiilinn F. N. -Scarlett do do do do do Landing from ship Helen Mar, and for sale next; otherwise letters disinissorr >;iiV by -f granted.' ’ u ‘“ u w i"« ! ” tb# Hon. Elias Fort, one „■ tho Justices of the said Court the til day of July, A. D. 1828. -I S. M. BOND, o. c. o. c. e, I oct 1 ltoai bo 'GEORGE R. CLAYTON,Secretary, Executive Department. A List of Governor’s Warrants drawn on the Treasury for Poor Schools, and receipted j for at the Executive Department, since the first Monday in November, 1828. Notice. A LL persons having demands against the cstnte of John J lldcy, aro ro I quested to present them duly I those indebted tn said estate payment forthwith tn 1 v J. CHARLTON, Adm’r. sept 10 ’ M. 4. IIILF.Y, Adm’x. iuly-7 aUestcd°tmd I tinsri Slieriff’s Sale. -On tlie first Tuesday in Decembernext-'- W l LI. he sold in front nf the Court House in the County of Effing ham between the usual hours of sale. Two Im nd red acres of land ■* if h all and singular the improvements -thereon, lying nnd being in the county ,of Effing! nm bounded by land of Win. Woinack anil on the east by land gran ed to Wright Loftiey levied on as the property 0T 'Frederick Womack to satisfy sundry executions in favor of Thomas J. Tonde, Jesse Hander- lin and others, levied on and returned to me by a Constable. J.’lt.’MORGAN,E. c.' oet 17 Tlio Poit->l aslerTienerair" United States, vs Eleaxer Early, and others. In the nth CircujLCnusl-ifi S.'Itt/Iffct'o J ftmrglSTto May 7crm,-1 }*9. A N action of debt on bond iiaving A i • Date. In lavor nl what Amount courtly drawn. Dol Ct 1828 Nov. 20 Bibb, 105 63 1829 Jan. 1.5 Gwinnett, 000 10 21 Feb. 10 Jackson, 021 .98 21 Mar 27 Hall, Henry, 1355 62 12 April 11 980 10 II June 10 Pike, 252 10 II II 18 Crawford, 150 77 II • 1 24 Decatur, > 240 72 II II 25 Houston, 125 70 II Oct. 9 Columbia, SOI 43 1* 1 D Bulloch, Lincoln, 207 05 l» April fo 258 70 By whom receipted for. M. Robertson for Trustees. Gran land nnd Orme, for To. Kdwd Adams, Trustee. George Haitp do A Spencer for Trustee. Cites M ’Dowell do David Delk, Trustee. H. T. Gamble,for Trustee. David Mims, Trustee. E- A. AVellboru do J AA’ Gibsoq. do Wm Jones do - | poses To all whom it may concern. _ Whereas, Miss 8 Miller, Was anplieisl Notice, f h ® 'I? 1 * ‘be Court of Ordinary el tj.1 T7A OUR Month, after date Jr M\ bo made to the Hon. the Justice. of the Inferior Court of Ematuicl county M^n«, latnnfibe cmmi,r,f i.i for leave to sell all the real cstuto of James] Ja. ’ ‘ “ * * f L,Lt,,Jf H Sivincy, dec. for the benefit of the heirs and 1 oreditor. of said cslntn mf THOMAS SWJNEX, kdnt’or. inly 28 171 | Milledgctille Masonic Hall LOT n f October 18 4778 88 'GEORGE R.’CLAYTON, Secretary, Executive Department. 206 , instituted in the above case by General of the United States’ li. L th!r wrfslnMsb^ heVw^n “W'nst Elcazer Early. Sheldon C. Dun- .1 Imu^f ’ I tiing, Samuel Nicholas, and F. H. AVell- me usu I t* f ' s.vannal, m * n ’ ® n< ’ scrvlc e having been effected on Lnnln I. Tw^G'Hi rnn.aininv^Zv!' " H ' he 'defendant., except Samuel Nicho- Knun lVn !»». who. tho Marshal-returns, 1. not to lie VnM h andX?rtfTs« 'k, t'n,l!^ riv« fo " nd in ,hi > F't'fet-On motion of the £otn nhi l.T.nd^n ,h» Nn«!!.tVv.Vhv 1)i! " ric, Anofney, It is Ordered, that the lands belonging to Postell.and on thesmith ’o'ed^oanoe^m ttn'ciwkSf Bank ofDarlen.Bank of the Stale of Geor- 5} rfaS® I ’l '?,?,|1 L ’a Aa^ot No'le 0 ?^*! Columbia U Ordered/that this citatltm be JSiSfcSt published for the space of three months in ,n, P rove,nen J? boun- I ; inp nf thft c3ar.i»ii M of thU.titA oed East by No (7.) seven. South by a lane Fifty Dollars Reward:’ ; A BSENTED himself on the isth nit. ill my muintto servtfft man JIM ho Was been since in Savannah. Fifty Dolla’is will he paid on proof to conviction or Ills being harbored by a white person, or twen ty dollars if by a eoloted person, or -ton dollars for hh delivery in Mil. All mas ters nnd owners of vessels are cautioned not to receive him on board, as avory exer tion will be mndo to detect them, nnd tho law inforccd. JIM is a small sixe man, or 3 years old, well made and thick: for his height, smiles wlion spoken to, one'or both of liis ears are bored, he is passing himself as a free man.lie wore a wliite hat, dark Sattinett short coat, lias a red Plaid Gamble! Cloak and other clothing, with S im, usu lly wears a round -jacket of ark Sattinett. WM ROB A UTS. Riceboro, Liberty co. 5th of October 1820. ’P. 8. The above fallow JIM, harfioen seen lurking about the streets of Savannah, within the last five or six days, oct 6 BOipJ West hy lot No. (5) five, and North by Broughton street. Levied on as the prop erty of John Morel, te satisfy executions in favor of the Rank of Darien, Bank of the Stale of Georgia, Planters Bank, and otli- .ers. GEORGE MILLEN, i. c. c. oct 3 By J. B. Herbert. •On the first Tuesday in November next. Will be sold before the Court House in the city of Savannah between the usual hours of sale (if not previously disposed of by private Sale) A Negro Woman raised in the country, 17 years of age with her child 4 month, old a good house servant and sold for no fault, oct 6 102 Jailor’s Sale w Chatham county, on the first Tues day in November next, a negro boy who says his name is JIM, and that lie belongs to John Pittman—he, the said negro hav ing been in jail eighteen months and is now offered fur sale as the law directs. JOHN I. DEAVS, s.c.c acts one of the Gazettes of this state. J. CUYLER, District Jutlee. Extract from Rule Book, Gso. Guti. ClerJc. july 8th, 1820.', TL159 Chatham Su perior Court, Jamwy Term, ■In. Equity. Chambers Superior Court, JUNE 25th, 1829. The Marine Sc Fire In surance Bank of tho State of Georgia, et at. vs. Eleazcr Eaffy, tt.'al. r ’ being verified to 'the Court that Elea- xer Early one of ihe defendants in the above cause resides out of Chatham ‘coun ty—On motionlt is ordered that the said Eleazcr Early appearon or before the first day nf the next Term of this Court nnd en ter his appearance thereto and in default „ thereof the said complainant have leave to lr I proceed on their said Bill In The tame. ILL be sold at the Court House of | (nannor as |f-personal service of tlio Bllf and snbpmna had been effected on the sai I Eleazer—And it is further ordered tha this Rule he published once a month in one of ihe Public Gazettes of Savannah until, the expiration thereof. Extract from the minute's. ROBERT W. POOLER, Clk. jnne 30 lftS CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE House, Sign, Furniture d* Ship PAINTING, GILDING, GLAZING AND PAPER- HANGING T HE subscriber grateful for former favors, after a residence nf ten years, tenders lih services to tlte publio in the a- bove line, and informs them that -his Es tablishment, Sign of the Hand and -Brush.- near the Exchange, is undergoing a general and extensive improvement, and that lie has received by liite arrivals a large sup ol Paints, Oils, Brushes, Window Gian, &c. Ate. With the assistance nf a compe tent foreman, whom he-iias employed, will enable him to execute work of tlio kind, ones accommodating terms as any person inthejilty. Paints, Oilsi Brushes, Window Glass, Sashes, Paper Hangings, t/c. Sic, Willi a general asrogment of articles In the line always kept un hand, for sale wholesale and rdQUJxA N. H. Paints prepared for use and direc tions given for using them. P. MARLOW. oct 8 2Q2 In the Sixth Circuit Cttlrt United States, District of j Georgia, MAY TERM, 1820. Ralph Clay ) Two Judgments • vs. > in Sixth Circuit Thos. Sc Itobt. Newell. S Court. A RULE having been granted at -the last term of the Court, requiring ihe attorney of the plaintiff* of record to shew cause why he should not filter satisfaction on-the above judgments, and It now ap pearing that the payinents'wcro madn to the piaiirtiirhiniself nod lint to tho attorney of record. And it further appearing that the plaintiff is dead, and Iris Icgnl representa tives unknown or nbsetit from ilia stnto. it is oidercd that one month’s notice be giv en in (wool tlio gazettes in this place, and nine at tile seat o< (lie general government, calling upon tho said personal representa tives of tho said Ralph, to shew cause at the next term of this court, to wit, on the Thursday next after the first Monday in November next, at Milledgevillc, why sa tisfaction should not be ordered to ho en tered by tho clerk on the said two judg ments. ExtracCfrom minutes. GEORGE GLP.N,Clerk, tttlg 22 182cp FIRST CLASS. To BK COMP1.ZTRD lit PlVE DRAWINGS. The first drawing retake place positivelv noth* 14th of November ncxl. or at an earlier period, should the sale of Tickets justify [i.a-Tlie Wholtrof tho prizes pay able sixlv days after tho drawing, subject to a discount of 16 pet cent. SCHEME? Savannah Poor House & , Hospital. V ISITING COMMITTEE for Oct. 1829. William Taylor and Frederick Dcnslcr. Attending Physicians. Drs Footman and A Sheftall. JOSEPH GUMMING, Sec'ry. sept 29 Tax Collector’s Sale-^- Continued. On the first Tuesday in Nov. next. W ILL be sold before the courthouse in the city of Savannah between die usual hours of sale the following pro perty. viz : 2500 acres of land in Camden county, on St. Maiy’s river,. granted to Robert Aloqtlord of the following qualities:—300 acres brackish marsh, 200 do 2d quality inland swamp, 100 dojtd quality hammock and 1400 pine land—also 1150 acres of land in said county on the Sntllla, granted to Uaratio Marbury, of the following qual ity t—300 acres 2d quality tide swamp, 100 do oak am! hickory and 750 acres pine I ij ppp j vp j np p i . jand, levied onas the property of the es- P, er SC111 r lailCCS, ute» of Robert Modtfort and Solomon boxes yellow Soap !Pendlexon, to satisfy the state and county pW 1° bins Mess Beef ' tax for the year 1828, amount dae $110 081- 10 do. prime do ' and costs. . r For sale by f, DAVXO BEIL, x.e. o, e- COHEN Jt MILLER qqt 8 1 oetl 200 Port Wine. t QR. casks choice Port Wine Just recoived and fornalo by p. Marlow. sept 20 ' 1 1 « 2 5 5 5 5 8 5 9 5 9 25 Tickets, Natives, QtiARTr.ns, prize of do do do do do do drt do do do do do do $30,000 18,000 10,000 8,000 1,000 000 800 700 flOO 500 400 300 too 100 $10 00 9 00 2 50 These are, therefore, to cite and tdim-l nfsh all and singular tlio kindred and tnl ditorsof the said deceased, to file Altrlr eA-l jections (if any they liavc) in the Cltil Office of the said Court, on or before |L_ Uth day of Nov. next, otherwise leUtngl administration will be granted to the niil applicant. Witness thellon. W Ilugliex, tone of A, Ju tlccs oftho said Court, tlio 3tli day a Sept. A. D. 1828 • E. BAKER, c-c.o.t.c. | sept 9 ♦ G eorgia, liuitoch coanq-. the Hoy. theJustices of the Court of Bulloch County, tilting/grtr-l dinary purposes. To all whom it tn'ay Oohcerh. Whereas, Margaret llagin, n|uilies fix I letters of administration on the estate tell effects of Elhcldred llagin deceased, Inti of Bulloch county, in behalf Of Ihe kin. | tired and creditors. Those are, llierelbre, to cite and ailm ish all nnd singular, the kindred nnd ci itors of tlie sain deceased to die their ohjet lions, if uny they have, in the clerk's d (Ice of said court, on or belme the ltd day of October next, otherwiselelten if admiuistration will be granted. AVitneas, tlie 'turn. S. IWilliug i ol the Justices of said court, the 111 of Sept, A. D. 1820. E. KENEDY, c.c.o.M) sept 10 191* . | District Court U. S. Geor gia District. AUGUST TERM, 18i0. E DWARD Coppoe, Charles Camp- field, James Thompson and Lau rence O’Byrnc having linen duly summon ed to serve as Petit Jurors at this Court, I ind failinz to attend—Ordered, that they ic severally fir,ed in the sum of ten dollais. tnless sufficient excuses, on oath be filed .n tlie Clerk's Office oil or bofore the so cond Tuesday in November next. Extract from the mimiies, GEO. GLEN, CMk nug 19 179 For sale in n great variety of numbers at LUTHER’S Lottery nnd Exchange Office oct 17 JNoticc. T he savannah libraBy, win be -opened hereafter on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday In each week froni- 3 to S o’clock. P. M. WM MOREL, Librarian, oct 17 107! Notice. A LL persons having demands against tlie cstato nf James I. Anderson, of Emanuel conntv, will present them duly attested, and tlioso indebted to tile same will make immediate payment to sept 20 THOMAS AVINNEY, G eorgia, Liberty Couniy-» Hon. the, Justices of the M Court of Liberty County, sitting Jo'' nary purposes To all whom it may concern. W hareas, Mrs. Sarah Sinjlie,« county appiiei to be dismissed front Guardianship of John S. Fraser, of John E. Fraiqr, late of aaid county ceased. These aro therefore to cite and aM ish all and singular the persons cowrie- to file their objections (If any they buffi my office at Riceboro, on or beforstnejj Monday in November next, otheiwise s ters of disrnissory will he obtained by® said applicant. „ , AViincss the Hon. William Hughes-Ij of the Judges nt the Court of Ordinarj I said County, this 18th day of July M 1820. E..BAKER,c.c.o. i.< oct 0 Notice. A LL persons indebted to the late Wu.- LIAMS Gillktt, will bo pleased to make payment to the subscriber; nnd those Iiaving demands against the same wilt present them to JAMlbS HIGGINBOTTOM, ■ Administrator Lower Three Runs, (S. C.) Sept. 7th, 1829. oct 3 201 Playing Cards. A N assortment of superior quality just oCK received and for sale liy A. PARSONS. Druggist, At the Eagle, no 8, Gibbons’ Range, sept 2* 198 Notice, gjlOUR months after date application JP .will be triade to the llnri. the Justi ces of the Inferior Court of Liberty Goiiii- ty for leave tq sell one hundred acres of land belonging to the estate of Donald Fra ser,for the benefit of the heiis and ci editors of said estate. MARGARET R. FRASER, july «5 170 Executrix. Treasurer’s Office. SAVANNAH, Sept. 15, 1820 r(P"E Owners of Stock ill the Sevan JL nah 'Exchange' are hereby notified that agreeable to a resolution of Council $80tjU of said Stock wifi "bo redeemed on or before (lie 20tb of Novomber next, and that I am now.prcpaled to pay the same at my office. M. AV. STEWART, c. t. sept 15 11 N XT EORGIA, Chatham County.—By XJT the lion, the Justices of the Inferior Court of Chatham County, sitting for Or dinary purposes. , To all whom it may concern. Whereas, R. AV. Habersham, Adminis trntor, oftho estate nf Alexander Haber sham,late of Savannah, deceased, has pe titioned tlie said justices to bo discharged from his said administratorship. Those aro therefore to cite and admon ish all and singular tho kindred and crcd itors of the said dec. to file their objections (ifany they have) in the Clerk’s office of the Court of Ordinary on or before the 3d day of April next, otherwise letters disrnissory will be granted to tlio petition er. AVitncss tlio hon. Elias Fort, one of tlio justices of tlie said Court at Savannah the 3d day of Oct. A.D. I82D. S.M. BONDyc. e. o. c. c oct 3 '- For sale. A TRACT of land containing 250 a kres, situate in the district of Oi- angebnrgh, on Edisto creek in the state of SoutljCarolina, bounding north on lands bf Daniel Mazyck. and south and’ west on "he said creek. For a plat of said land, and terms of sale, apply to GEO. GLEN, feb .3 Ex-’or, tit, of John Glen. State Arsenal. P ROPOSALS Will bo received until the 1st of December next, for build ing un Ausknai, of Brick on tlio Lot op posite tho Guatd House, 00 foot front by 40 feet deep, two stories high, in accord ance with a plan in possession of the un dersigned. The proposals nulst include Ihe cost of materials; the work must be done in tho best manner, nnd must bo finished by the 1st day of May 1830. Tlio-Bricklayers’ & Carpenter's proposals may be separate or jointly—the latter would bo preferred. A Bond of Ten Thousand Dollars with approved security will lie required, for the faithful performance of the coiitrict. W. T. WILLIAMS, Agent. apgl IM G EORGIA—Chatham County—By the Honorable the Justices nf the In /e for Court of Chatham county sitting for ordinary -purposes. To all whom it may concern. Whereas Geo. Millon has applied to the Honorable tho Court of Ordinary of Chatham county for letters disrnissory on the estate & effects of Jno L Seabrook late of said county, deceased, These aiothoicforo to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to filo their objection)) (if any tliey hnvojto tlio granting of tliq letters disrnissory, bn tlie ostato of tlie deceased to Ihe applicant in tho Clerk's office of the said Court, on or boforo tho 28th day of Dec. next; otherwise -letters disrnissory will ho granted. Witness the Honorable Elias Fort, one of tho Judges of said Court, the 26th dnv of June, A.D. 1820 S.M. BQND,V«.0. jun»2». ipo» XT EORGIA, Chatham Coiiu J^ IjTMe Hon the Justices of the W Court of Chatham County,sittingJ» f” s'o all whom it may concern- AVheieas James Lanier of Savannw applied to the Honorable tlio Court/ dinary of Chatham county for lej- ,eI Administratinnade bonis non on t» e nnd effects of David G Sloan, late county doc. os principal creditor. These aro therefore to cite and a ish,all,and singular the kindred and tors of the said dec’d to file their o >j (if any thev have) to tho gi nriting . administration of tho cstnte of ln*d ' to the applicant in the Clerk some thd said court, on ol before the fi b Nov. next, otherwise hrttersadmin ■ will be granted. „ Witness tlio Hon. Elias F of tlie ji slices ofsaid court,tlie 8d i October A.D. 1829. c S.M. BOND, c.c.o.C' 1 ’ oet 3 * ■ — g 1 EORUJA, Effingham Oniuity- Vjn/ie //on. the Justice* of ihe IL Court ofEJfingham courtly pitlWJ n fi\ nary ' l may/™/'"' ,fii Whereas, Jno C. Rnlin E*/"'" of tlie estate bf Mathew Rahndce. titloned tlio said Justices to be di from Iris Said executorship. Those aro therefore to cite and a all and singnlarthe kindred of said deceasod to file their gKV,# any they have) tn ffifjMM er of tho said pet’tioner in (ice of the .aid Court, MUtWjStgt day of Nov next, otherwise 4a 11 sory will be granted. -