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PUBLIC SALKS. ExccUtor's Sale. Ily J. 15. Herbert On Monday Bill November next. At 11 o’clock, will be sold at the house v formerly occupied by Mrs Sarah l)e l«n Mot tit, President streot, all the household and • *Kitchen Fa milave. CONSISTING OF A large Intension Dining Table, Card Tables, Dressing Tables, Chaiis, Carpets, Mantle Glasses, Crockery and Class Ware, Anditous, Shovel and Tong*. also - Beds, BcdstcadsAr. Bedding gold by permission of the Honorable the Court of Ordinary, and by order of the Executor. sept ;I Terms cash. PUBLIC SALES. Sheriff's Sulc. On ill" dm Tuesday in November next, U T’ICLbe sold at he Court Iloiisoiu Uleehoto .Liheety County between tile usual hours of sale the following .prop- city, viz: One negroboy named Ilyzzard levied on as the property ol Thomas S. Mell to satisJV an execution issued under the fore- -elosure of a moilgage ill favor of William Hankin. B. MELL, s. l. c. sept 5 13# J '.. Administrator’s Sale. 'On Iht first Tuts tiny in January next. W ild, he sold lieVore the Court House . in liiilloch County between the usual hours of salo All the lands belonging to the estate of Isaac 'A nters, sold by order ofthe Justices of the Inferior Court df said county, for the hem-fit of the heirs and creditoisofsaid estate JOHN WATERS, Adm’r. sept 12 I83f Administrators’ Sale. On the frit Thus,lay in December next. W ILL be sold before the Court house in Effingham county between the usual hours of salt. The real estato nCWm II. Womack de- erased, consisting of several tracts of land, in said county, being on both sides of the Louisville toad—containing fire hundred 1 and seventy acres, fur .tins benefit ol the heirs. The above property sold by order of the Inferior Court of said county, sitting for Ordinary purposes. WM. A. PREVATT, Administ rntor in right of his wife. SARAH PREVATT, Adm’x. sept 19 195* Sheriff’s Sale- ed. -Continu- Exoeutor’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in December next W ILL be sold before ihe Couit house in Savannnh between the usual hours of sale. All llio eastern tenement of Brick buil dings on lot No 0 Darby Wardjllouso and lot No 3V Columbia Ward; lot nm\ buil dings No 13, Carpcnteis Row, Lot No 9 and improvements Decker ward .and lot No 10 and hall the improvements Decker Ward, all in ihe city of Savannah; boing part ofthe real estato of Josiah Pepfleld, late of Savannah decM, Soli by permission of the Court of Or dinary of Chatham County—for the bene fit of llio ben s and creditors. Conditions cash. JOS.CUMMINGU Ex’ursof Josiah S. CL DIINING, $ Pcnfield. oc^t 1 200 By J. B, Herbert. On the first Tu’sdayin Novtmbtr next Will bo sold bcfoietho Court House be* tween the usual hours nr sale. A negro called CyESAR sold at tho risk of thcTormor purchaser lie not having com plied withtlie terms uf sale, oct IS City Marshal’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in December next, I N conformity with a resolution of coun cil, I shall proceed, in front of the Couit House between the usual hours of 1 10 and 4 o’clock, to sell the,following lots, viz: Lot no. 49. Itruwn ward, bounded east' lry lot no 60, south by a lane of 30 feot wide north by a street of 76 feet wide^pd west by a street 45 feet wide. Lots nos. 50 and 51, upon which Ihe Circus now stands. ■Lots nos. 6k and 59 Brown ward, boun- east by lot no 57, south by Liberty street, that'fronts the South Commons, west by Bull 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. Lots nos. Cl and 63, Brown ward, iron- ting the South Common. i Lot no 13, Columbia ward,bounded east by Columbia Square, south by York street west by lot no *4, and north by President' street. Lois nos. 47 and 40, Jackson ward,boun ded sooth by Liberty sheet, west by jofler- son street, north by a lane of SO feet wide aiM-east by lot no 46.’ F. M. STONE, c.-w. octT7 Oq the w On the first Tuesday in ’Novemberytext., > W ILL be sold before the Court house in rite city of Savannah, between (he usual hours of sale. A portion of the furniture of the City- Hotel; comprising tables, chairs, -beds, bedding, bedsteads, crockery and silver' ware, knives and folks, kitchen utensils, &c levied on under and bv virtue of at) 'election on foreclosure—-T. M. Driscoll ■vs II W. Lubbock. . oct 8 GEO. SULLEN, s.c.c. . Sheriff’s Sale. the first Tuesday in December next. ILL be sold in front of the Court House in the County of Effing- Imm between tli<y uxuatl hours of sale. .Two hundred acres ofland with all and sinaulabtbe improvements thereon, lying ami tiring in the county of Effingham bounded by land of Win. Womack and on the cast by land gran etl to Wright Loftley levied on ns the property of Frederick Womack to satisfy sundry executions in favor of Thomas J. Tontle, Jesse Bander- lin and others, levied on and returned to me by a Constable. •J.K. MORGAN, s. e.c. oct 17 Sheriff’s Sales. ' ' On the first Tuesday in November next. W ILL be sold before the Court House in the City of Savannah, between the usual hours of sale. All that . plantation near Savannah,' known as Tweedside, containing 485 acres, with the improvements thereon, bounded North and North east by Savannah river and Onloyr Island, on the North .West by lands belonging to Fostell.nnd oil the south by lands belonging to Mrs. Muremet AI.ic- kay. levied on as the property of John Mo- ■ rcl, to satisfy executions in -fayor of the Bank of Darien,Bank of theSfalo of Geor gia, Planters Bank, anil,other*., - . . . Also. alTthat;iotN6.'(d.) six, Columbia! Ward, with the improvements fhernn, boun ded East by No (7.') seven, South by a lane West hV lot No. "(5) five, and North by liiou jiiton street, . Levied on as ihe prop erty of John Morel, to satisfy executions In favor.of the Rank of Darien, Bank of the Slate of Georgia, Planters Bank, and oth ers. , GEORGE MILLEN.s. c.c. oct 3 By J. B. Herbert. On the first Tuesday in .November next. Will be sold before jhe Court House in the city of Savannnh between the usual hours of sale (if not previously disposed of by private sale) A Negro Woman raised in the country, 17 years ofngewith Iter child 4 months old a good house servant and sold for no fault, oct (I , 103 ' , Jailor’s' Sale. r ILL be sold at the Court House of Chatham county, on the firstTues day in November next, a negro boy who says Ids name is JIM, and that lie belongs to John Pittman—he, the said negro hav ing been m jail eighteen months and is now oiferodfor sale as the law direct*. ■ - JOHN L PEWS, j, c.c, 0 -OCtS Tax Collector’s Sale—. Continued. On tho first Tuesday in Noy. next. W ILL be sold before the courthouse in the city of Savannah between tho .seal hours of sale the following pro per.-' viz : ' ' I 3500 acres ofland in Camden Vuinty, on St. Maty’s river, granted to'Robei). Stuhilord of the following qualities t—300 acres brackish marsh, 200 do 2d quality -.inland swamp,TOO do 2d quality hammock and M00 pine land—also 1150 acres of land in,said county on the Satilla, granted to Haratio Marbury, of the following qual ity:—300 acre9 2d quality tide sWatpp 100 do oak and hickory and 750 acres pine land, levied on as tho property of the es tates of Robert Montfort and Solomon Temllcton,to satisfy the state and county tax for tho year 183.8, amount dae 0116 06 and costs. DAVID BELL, T.c.e.c, .Executive Department, Georgia, ‘ OCTOBER 0, 1330. I N compliance with a request of the Sunattis Acndeinictts, It is urilct'-d, that a list o l In* several sums of money which had been drawn out ol tho public Treasury on ac count of the Poor School ami Academic Fund, during the past year, with t he names ol the persons who received them, he prepared for publication in tho Georgia Journal, the Macon Messenger, Columbus Enquirer, Athenian, Augusta Constitutionalist, and fea- vnnnnh It Pimli'.ip.nii. PON, Sec’ry Ex. Dep’t. ir Attest, GEO. R. C A List of Govot uor’s %Vartatus drawn on tin: T casury live red from tli Executive Department since tliu ie In favor of what Amount uaio. county drawn. -’ Do]. Ot. 1828, Nov. 3. Troup, : 188 05 It it on. Newton, 188 05 il •> 20. Itilib, 188 05 Deo. 10. Wayne, 188 05 li " 18. Lincoln, 188 05 u •*. 20. Ilnrkc,, 188 G5 61 •• 28 Marion, 815 66 “ 28. Jones, • 188 05 *6 SO. Troup, 815 1830, Jan. 1. Baldwiiii '188 05 •• 5. Monroe, 188 05 66 •• 0. DcKalb, 188 65 - « 20. Harris, 815 66 Feb, 12. Coweta, 015 16 Mar* 0t Hancock, " 188 05 66 ** 9. I’litnani, 188 05 <1 •• 18. Greene, 188 05 II April 14. Twiggs, 188 05 61’ May SO. Wilkes, 188 68 M •• 25. Muscogee, 1003 05 H Juno 16. Baker, 188 fiO 16 •• 17. -Talbot, 1003 05 66 “ 17. Crawford, 188 05 66 . »• 24. Decatur, 188 - 05 if « 25. Jefferson, 188 G5 66 - •• 25. Houston, - 188 05 •46 July IS. Clark, 188 05 66 ' Sept. 0. Elbert, 188 05 18(6, Dec. -6. Burke, 044 20 V 66' ” 6. Decatur, 707 05 6r •• 6. Greene, 2lS 38 66 ■ *• G. Twjggp, 452 05 66 ’• 6. Wayne, 215 38 By whom receipted for* Notice.^J EREAFTER the Skv^iuii Libra ry will bo opened for the deliver* ol Books every Monday, Wednesday ami Fri day, from 3 to 5 o’clock P. M. individuals not share holders can have the use of the Library on tho following terms:— For one year, by paying #12 ‘ “ six months, “ 6 '* any loss period, at tho rate ol 2 per month WM. MOREL, Librarian, oct 1 200§ W. n. Sledge, for Trustees. Win. D. Conyors,- do Matthew Robertson, do Fiaucis M. Scurlott, do llom Ri'inson, do S. lltulow, ' do W. Williams, a Trustee. Wit B. Stephens' do Whitfield H. Sledge do WmY.llansoll do E. Mvrlclt, for Trustees. Win Ezzard, a Trustee. Daniel Hightower do W. Hitchcock, for Trustees. John Lucas do Samuel K. Hodges do Gen. R. Clayton do E. Hamilton do Edw’d Cary do James S. Calhoun do Thomas Porter u Trustee. J P. Blackman for Trus'tecs. F. lUah M. Amos do ft. T Gamble do Asa Holt, a Trustee. David Mims John N. llircli a Trustee. F. M. Gibb, -for Trusleos. 8 Harlow il. T. Gamble Geo. R. Clayicm E. Hamilton F. M. Scarlett do do tlo do do 11001 68 GEORGE R. CLAYTON, Secrrtnry, Executive Department. .i r . A List of Governor’s Warrants drawn on4he Treasury for Poor Schools, and receipted for at the Executive Department, since the first Monday in November, 1BS8. In tavnr ol what Amount By whom receipted for. Data. county drawn. Dol Ct. *, : 1838, Nov. 26 Bibb, 105 03 M. Robertson forTiusteos. 18(9, Jan. 15 Gwinnett, 000 10 Oran land and Ortne, for To. Feb. 10 Jackson, 021 98 Etlwd Adams, Trustee. •• Mar 27 Hall, 1355 52 George Haup . do •• April 11 Henry, 300 10 ,V Sponcor for Trustee. “ June 18 Pike, 252 10 Cltas M’Dowcil do „ ,. lf) Crawford, 150 77 David Dellt, Trustoe. “ •• 24 Decatur, 240 72 II. T. GantblOjfor Tvustee. •’ ” 25 Houston, 125 70 David Mims, Trustee. *• Oct. 9 Columbia, 301 43 E. V. Wellborn do 6» • 0 Rtilloch, 207 65 J \V fiibsoit da •• April 10 Lincoln, 258 70 Win Jones do 4770 88 . October TO GEORGE H. CLAYTON. Secretary, Executive Department. " -V.V 200 By J. B. Herbert, On the first Tuesday in Nov. next. At 11 o'clock will bo sold before theCourl Honse in this city'. ' ' _ ■ ■ A negrn woman, a plain Cook; good Washer and Ironer. . oct 27 Terms cash. The Post-Master General, United States, ~vs Eieazer Early, and others. „ In the Bth Circuit Court U.'S. District of Georgia, to May Term, 1829. A N action of-debt on bond having been Jml‘ instituted-in the above caso by the Post-Master General of the United States, against Eloazcr Early, Sheldon C. Dun ning, Samuel Nicholas, and F. II. Well man, ami scrviceliaving been elfeeii d on till the defendants, except Samuel Nicho las, who, the Marshal returns, is not to be found in this District—Oti motion of the District Attorney, It is Ordered, that the said Samuel Nicholas be, and be is hereby cited toappear at tho office ol the Clerk ol said Court on or-heforethe first Monday in Nbvember next, being the Rules day of said Court for said month, then and there to plead or answer to tile said action— and It is further Ordered, that this citation be published for the space of three months in one ofthe Gazettes of this state. J. CHYLER, District Judge. Extract from UtilcBook,' Geo. GeenTcter'k. jttly d(h, 1820. tlI 50 Fifty Dollars Reward. A BSENTED himself on the ISth ult. lml iny mulatto servant imtn.JIM ho has been since in Savannah. Fifty dollus will be paid on proof to conviction of ins being harbored liy a white person, or t wen ty dollars if by a eoloted ‘persqti, or ten dollars for his delivery in Jail. All mas ters and owners of vessels are cautioned not to receive him on board, as every exer tion will he mnde to detect them, and (ho law inforccd. JIM is a small size man, ‘22 or 3 years old, well made arid thidk for his height, smiles when spoken to, ono or both of his ears are bored, he is passing himself ns a free man,lie wore a white hat, dark Sattinett short coat, has u red Fluid Camhlet Cloak and other clothing, with him, i»Mi lly wears a round jacket of dark Sattinet'. WM ROBARTS. 'Ricehoro, Liberty co. 5th of October 1029. P. S. The above fellow JIM, has been seen lurking about the streets of" Savannah, within the last five or six days, oct i} * 202pJ Chatham Su- U erior Court, nuarv Term, 1030. In Equity. Chambers Superior Court, JUNE 25tlr, 1830. The Marine & Fire In surance Bank of the State of Georgia, et at. vs; Elcazcr Early, J • ' el. al. r ! being verified 'o tbe'Court that Elca- zer Early ono ofthe defendants In the abnve cause reside, out of Chatham coun ty—On motion it i, ordered that the said Elcazcr Early appear on or before the first day of the next Term of this Court and en ter his appearance thereto and in default thereof the said complainant Itavo leave to proceed on their, said Bill in the same rffa'nner as if personal service of the Bill rind subpoena had been effected on tho Sai I Eieazer—And it is further ordered tha: ihisRule be published once a month in otic ofthe Public Gazettes of Savannah' until the expiration theieof. Extract from the minutes. ROBERT W. POOLER, Clk. , .Juno 90 ,153 ' Port Wine. QR. casks choice Port Wine Just received and for sale by r. MARLOW. sept 28 4 Received per schr Frances. boxes yellow Soap TfXF 10 bids Mess , Ileof 10 do prime do For sale by COHEN &. MILLER. 0« 1 SOD cheap and Fashionable* House, Sign, Furniture & Ship PAINTING, GILDING, GLAZING AND PAPER- HANGING T HE subscriber grateful for former faVors, after a icsidenco of ten years, tenders his services to the public in *the a- bovfc line, and informs them that his Es- blishment, Sign ofthe Hand and Brush, near the Exchange. Js undergoing a general and extensive improvement, and that ho lias received by late arrivals a large supply of Paints, Oils, Brushes, Window Glass, &c. &c. With the assistance of a compe tent foreman, whom he has employed, will finable him to execute work of the kind, on ns accommodating terms as any person in ihe city. Paints, Cits. Brushes, Window Glass, Sashes, Paper Hangings, tfc. <Vc. Willi a general assortment of articles in the line always- kept on hand,_ for sale wholesale and retail. N. B. Paints prepared for use and direc tions given for using them, P. MARLOW, oct 6 202 . ' • » Notice. A LL persons indebted to the late Wit- mams .Gillett, will bo pleased to .(.make payment to tho. subscriber j and ■ those having demands against the same will present them to JAMES IIIGGINBOTTOM, Administrator Lower Three Rmis, (S. C.) Sopt. 7th, 1829 octS SOI Notice. F OUR months after date application will be made to the Hon. the Justi ces of tho Inferior Court of Liberty Couu- ty for leave to sell one hundred acres qf land belonging to the estate of Donald Fra- scr.fnrtbe benefit ofthe heiis and cieditors of said estate. MARGARET R. FRASER, july 25 170 Executrix. Id the Sixth Circuit Court United States,District of Georgia, MAY TERM, 1820. Ralph Clay i Two. Judgments vs. t in Sixth Circuit Tims. & Itobt. Newel). S Court. A RULE halting b'eon granted at the last term of the Court, requiring Ihe attorney of the plnintilT of record to shew cause why lie should not (enter satisfaction on tho above judgments, and it now ap pearing that the payments’were made to the plnintiirhimself and not to the attorney of record. And it further appearing that the plaintiff is dead, and his legal representa tives unknownmr absent from the state, it is oidcrcd that one month’s-notice be giv en in two nt the gazettes in this place,,and one at tho seitl ol the general government, calling upon the said personal representa tives of the said Ralph, to skew cause at the next term of this couit, to wit, on the Thursday next after tho first Monday, in Novomber noxt, at Mllledgovillo, why ,a.- tisfactimubnulil run bo ordered to bo en tered by the clerk on the said two judg ments. , Extract'from minutes. GEORGE GLEN, Clerk, aug S32 182cp District Court 1). S. Geor gia District, AUGUST TERM, 1849. E DWARD Cnppec, Charles Camp field, J dines Thompson and Lau rence O’Byrue having been duly summon cd to serve as Petit Jurors at this Court, ifld failinz to attend—Ordered that they ie severally fined in the sum of ten dollars, inless sufficient sxcuses,-on oath be filed in the Clerk’s Office on or before the so cond Tuesday in November next. _ Extract front the minutes, GEO. GLEN, C’lk aug 15 170 To Itc at. nniiF, Wharf laol No 4 and Dock, well JL calculated for a WOOD YARD, orSIUP CARFFaNTER, For terms apply y purposes:— 'JHlllin, Vi to sept 20 JOHN W. ANDERSON. lD80tf' MALLEI!Y & DUFFY, DRAPERS I,' TAILORS, OX THE ilAV, EAST OFTHE CITY HOTEL, H AVE received by late arritals from New York a partial supply of Sea sonable Goods ennsistinguf Cloths, Cassi- mers, Vestings, Coats, Frock Coats, Coa tees, Pants, Vests, Drawers, Shirts, Hdkfs, Cravats, Stocks, &c. Sec. sppt 20 1 o all wlmm it in„vci„>„„ '* bereasTbomas Askew tr "' the estate of James J. Tinn’lh. , C " U '- - ttttoned the said Justins.. ' has, Irtmi Ills said Exccutorsbln “ ,cll ' lr i riiese are thcrU’o'ro to cite i ish all ami singular tlu.« kiiulin i^ n ^i tors of the said doc. to fi| c .i,,,': lf»uy they baraJ.Jbrc ^'j! the Court of Urdinaty ol s-.i.i ollli( . before the 7.1, day ^ Wise letters dismissory will r ' ,„ tho petitioner. ' L* J, utA^ Witness the Hon. F.lias Fn Justices of the said Conn KV't nab the 7th day of j„u , ?»tt| thousSnd eight hundred , au a , 1 li ' t l nine. uu , "cnij s. M. BOND,c.c.o , July 7 * ' °. c, c Just deceived. f BOXES Mustard hi bbls White Wino*Vinegar 7 half do Tongues 10 firkins Goshen Butter. Landing firotn ship Helen Mar, and for solo by ’J. B. HERBERT. oct 1 Notice. A LL persons having demands against the estate of John J. llilcy. nrc re- nuested to prnsont them duly attosted and those indebted to said estate will make payment forthwith to . J. CHARLTON; Atlm’r.- sept 10 M. A. IHLEY. Adtn'x? Notice, ' / F OUR Months after date application will be made to tho lion, the Justie'-n of the Inferior Court of Emanuel cmint v for leave to pell all the real estate of Jann: Swiney, dec. for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estato THOMAS SWINEWAdm’or july 68 171 - mom. r il/c Masonic Hall T TESTE, FIRST CLASS. 7 To nr. coMOLKTr.p in Ftvr Drawinos. The first drawing Intake place positive!v on tbel4lli of Novomber noxt, nr nt an eatlier period, should the sale of Tickets justify it.—Tlfe whole of the prizes pay able sixty days after the drawing, subject to a discount of 10 per rent.' SCHEME: i - ! « 3 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 ' 25 Tickets, Halves, Quarters. prize of do do do do do do do do do do do do do 030,000 15.000 I0,00i> 5,0(i0 1,000 000 800 700 0(10 500 400 300 200 ion S10 0Q 5 00 2 50 "«“,*»■■ s »u For sale In a groat varikty of numbers at LUTHER’S Lottery and,Exchange Office. oct 17 Notice. - r T he savannah Library, win be opened hereafter on Tuesday, Thuisday and Saturday in each week from 8 to 5 o'clock, P. M. WM MOREL, Librarian, oct 17 1071 Notice. A LL persons having demnnds against the estate of James I. Anderson, of Emanuel coitntv, will present them duly attested, and those indebted to the sail will make immediate payment to sept 26 THOMAS VVINNEY, Playing Cards. A N assortment of superior quality just - received and for sale by- A. PARSONS, Druggist, At the Eagle, no 8, Gibbons’ Range. sept 32 108 Treasurer’s Office. SAVANNAH* *Sept. 15, 1829 rllHE Owner* of Stock in the Savan mill ‘Exchango* are hereby notified thut agreeable to a resolution of Council #6000 of said Stock will bo redeemed on or before the Spth ofNovember next, and that l am now prepated to pay the same at my office; M. W. STEWART, c. t. sept 15 10 < , For sale. A TRACT of land containing 250 a cres, situate in the district of Oi- angebttrglt, on Edisto creek in the state of South Carolina; bounding no,tit on lands of Daniel Mazyck, nnd south and west on "lie said creek. - For a plat of sgid land, and termsofsale, apply to GEO. GLEN, feb 3 Bx’or. est. of John Glen. State ArsenaL P ROPOSALS Will bo received until tile 1st of December noxt, for builtl- ing an A nSENAL of Brink on tho Lot op posite the Guatd House, 60 feet front by 40 feet deep, two stories high, in accord ance with a plan in possession of the un dersigned. The proposals must include the cost of .materials ) the work must be done in the best manner, and must be finished by the 1st day of May,1830. The Bricklayers’ & Carpenter's proposals may bo separate or jointly—the latter would be preferred, A Bond of Ten Thousand Dollars will, approved-'security will bo required, for the faithful performance ofthe contract. aug I W- T-WILLIAMS, Jgm*. EORGIA, Chatham County.—liy xX the Hon. the Justices of the Inferior Court of Chatham County, sitting for Or- dinary purposes. To all whom it may concern. Whereas, R. IV. Hahershanr, Atlminis trator. of tho estate of Alexander Maher she,it,late of Savannah, deceased, lias pe titioned the said justices to bo discharged from his said administratorship. These arc therefore to cite find admon ish all and singular tho kindred and cred 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 8d day of April next, otherwise letters dismissory will be granted to tho petition er. Witness tho hon, Elias Fort, one ofthe justices of the said Court at Savannah the Sd day of Oct. A.D. 1820. S.M, BOND, c. c. o. c, c. oct 3 G EORGIA—Chatham County By the Honorable the Justices aftlie In fe ior Court of Chatham county sitting for ordinary purposes. To all whom it may concern. Whereas Qeo, Milldtr-has applied to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Chatham county for letters dismissory on tho estato & effects of Jno L Seubrook late of said county, deceased, These ate therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred aiid oroditors of said deceased to file their objections (if any they have)to the granting Of.the letters dismissory on tho estato of tho deceased to tho applicant in the Clerk’s office or tho said Court, on or beforo tho 26th day of Doc. next; otberwiso letters dismissory wilt be granted. ' - 7 Witness, the Honorable Elias Fort, one of the. Judges of said Court, tho'20th dav of June, A.I), 1820 i „„ S. M, BOND, c. 9.0. ju.nqSO . 1,80*. -- ..’if rjEOUOlA ciiiubanT' Count, . 5"* ^tttflonAtic Justidisof th, i?! Court of Chatham Co,nit,/ stilllnir?"! nary purposes. HJori .... J ' atl u ' l,om !t may comm W hercas, 10. S Rees nnd Ul*£, J Rice, udmt ,i«tratnrs ofTliomssff ™ ceased lias petitioned-the ssIdT?, , bedtscbmgcl fVun, l oirndntlni,t r M . . 1 650 ? r ? tberefore to cite oiui 2, •*]> ■■'•I tim! singular the kindred of said deceased to file their obkcii,, any they liavejto the graining of ih e j sory on the estate of the deceased , applicants iutltn Clerk’s office ofib. Court, on or beforo tho 7th day „r, noxt; otherwise letters dismissory J granted. ’ 111 Witness the Hon. Elias Fort C r, j the Justices uf the said Court tk. , day of July, A. D. 1820. ' S. HI. BOND. c. c, july 7 » ■ o. c. 11 X"1 EORGIA, Liberty Cmintv—jjJI HJT Hon. the Justices of the lnfci!t,( ofl.thcrly County, sitting fir ndimm, poses 3r To all u lion, it may concern. Whereas, Miss S Miller, has anp]i t jJ the Hon tho Court of Ordinary 0 ||1 bony County for Letters of Admlnittikk ol all and singular llio etiuils and cbm t || rights and credits that were of Tlinnmd Miller,late of the county of Liberty dcctJ eil. ■ * Theso arc, therefore, to cite and aj.,_ nisi, all and singular the kindred and til dittos ol tbe said deceased, to file IlieirJ jeclions (if any thoy have) in the Cletil Office of the said Court, on or before tl Ulliilay of Nov. next, otherwise letters, administration will bo granted to die, applicant. Win Witness the Hon. W Hughes, one of J JintiLesoftlio said Court, the Dili day . Sept. A.D. 102ti E* BAKER, c. c. o. i.c. I Sept ;e.pt r. EORGIA, Bulloch Conetr—n\ x N lh. II,.n. the^Justices of th /nftriif Court of Bulloch County, 1 sitting /or« dinary mtrjmcs. 7 To all whom it may concern. Whereas, Margaret Hagin, amdiesf, letters of administration on the efia), .ml ofltcls of Ethehlrt-d Hugh, deceased, latl of Bulloch county, in Jaeltaff of the kin] tired and croditqrs. I These are, therefore, to clt’ennd admonl Ish all and singular, the kind.red and mdl itors ofthe said deceased to file their obj'ecl tinns, if any they have, « tho eletk’s off ficoof said court, oh or before the I0i| day of October next, otherwiseicttets o administration will he granted. Witness, the lion. S,IWilliatm , ol the Justje.es of said court, the lOili of Sepl, A. D. 1820. E, KENEDY, c. c.o.b.c sept'10 101* G EORGIA, LiljSrly Cm,niy-/M Hon. the Justices of tlir fnj Court of Liberty County, sitting for t nary purposes To ell whom it may concern. Whereas, Mrs. Sarnh S my lie, of s: county applies to be dismissed from lb | Guardialiship of Joint S. Fraser, . of John E. Fraser, late of said county l ceased. Theso are therefore to cite and set Ish all and singular tho persons contend I to file their objection! (if any they lnn)j I thy office at Uiceboro, on or before Ihe 6n> f Monday in November next, otheisrise Irj ters of dismissory will be obtaihed bj lb | said applicant. Wiinisstlie Hon. Williatri II of the Judges of the Court ofOrdlnJtjO said County, this 13th day of July d-e i 1829, ■ .f • E. BAKER, etc. o.n ’ oct 6 G EORGIA,' Chatham , Count r “ ■ -v, ihe lion the Justices ofthc hjw Court of Chatham County,sitting]® u,! nary purposes. To all whom it may concern. Whereas Janies Lanier of Savannalm applied to the llonortibld tho Court of or cliiiary of Chatham cgimtyTo> , 'l elle,! ‘ AdministratTonLde'noms non on thee’ 11 , and ofleots of David G. Sloan, lateofn 1 county dec. as principal creditor. These are thereforo to cite and adtno..-1 ish,ail,and singular tho.kindred atldctfH tors of the said dec’d to file their objectio (if any thev Imvo) to the giatitinj! adniinistration of the estate of lltedecw 1 1 . to the'applicant ill the Clerk’s offic 1 ' the said court, on ot before the Sd day Nov. next, otherwise lettersadminisiia 11 will he granted. „ ■ Witness the Hon. Elias Folk ,1 of the justices ofstiid court,tlie 8d day October A.D. 1829. S. M. BOND, c.c.o. c.c. ool 3 * C l EORGjA, Effingham CpuntH If the Hon. the Justices of the Jf Court of Effingham county sitting Jon nary it mny concern* ■ Whereas, Jno C. Rahn fxeeo'of « Of the estate of Mathew Rahrrdeo. L titionod the said Justices, to-be dtaeps from his said executorship. .,i ffl oniah Tltese aro therefore to cite and«j nil and singular theJtindrcd andWM of said deceased to (lie any thoy have) tothe granting i.moB er of the said pot turner in J™ flee of tint said Couit, on or be^ !^,. day of Nov next, otherwise letter* so,v will.begranted. on'" Witness the lion. J V Y"L d J mh dar» r tho Justices of siud court th Mv A joilN CHARLTON, tqay a