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PUBLIC SALES. Executor’s Sales: On the first Tuesday in January next. W J 1,1. tio sold beforo tho Com l house in Savannah between tho utitnl hour# ortalo. , „ * ,T, All tho eastern tenement of llrlok buil dings «n lot No n Derby Wardstloiisenod lot N'n HI Columbia Ward; lot nod bulb dines No 13, Carpenters lion, 1,1,1 ^ and improvements Decker tv ml sod lot No 19 nod lull tlie improvements Deckel Weld, nil In tlte cl '/ 0 t*jf v 1", l 1 " I’nlm, liar! oflho.ro.il estate «T Joiiali I cnfield* Into of Savannah doc’U, • Soil by permission oftlic v ,n ' t *- in Or dinary nfClialltam County—Tor Hie Irenes fit of tlto lions and creditors. Conditions C: 'jOS. CUMMINO. ) Kx’.us of Josiali S. n. DUNNlVll, 5 Peufield. nov an 232 PUBLIC SALES. CilV Sheriff’s Sates. Oil tlio first Tuesday in January nesj. W l 1,1, Ire sold at lln'Couit llnuso in Savannah, beta ern tlrc liouri of 10 anil 4 o’clock. A bmldinBiiml tlm.Cntton press eontni nod lliei'slrr on Roachtfs wharf (formerly Stanton’s) levied on to satisly an execution in favor of .\Vylly|&-llrown, ngalust ‘John Ivveriueliam Jr. Av D’i.YON.c. s. deefr - - Gloves ami Hosiery. Isaac Norton jpJAS received by ship Stntlrn, and Executor’s Sale. On lire first Tuesday in January next. W ILD be sold nt the conn homo in (joint:Itant SMinty, botween the usual hours of salc'all the real estate of JVfatthow Ralih deceased, composed ol »e- vcral tracts of land, to w it: A5 acres lying on Savannah liver, join- ins lands of llerry and Mettger. *83 nervs of pine land in said colthtj.jom- im-lands of lleiry and Kxlev. 50 acres joining lands of Kalin and I aul- 50 acres granted Conrad U dm, Clli lie comber. 1757. . , 100 acres granted C. Rahil, 4th July. 50 acres granted JoliniGugcl, Olh Dee 50 acres joining lands of Kalin and Paul* itch. 93 1-2 acres, joining lands of Fctzcr, Exley and Onann I 50*acrcs joininglaiids of Kalrn an Paul- ;rli. originally ei win d to John (mcel. 27 ncry.s I rounded by laodsof OttSi’l oanll. Sheriff’s sales. On tho first Tuesday in January next. W ILL be sold before tbc court bouse in the city of Savannah between tbo usuaVhPnrs nf sale Ail the eastern tnaieiy or half part of all those'lots, parts or parcels of land, sit liafeiLaild beinc In the hamlet* of Yaiua •' craw and City nfSavnnnah and county of Chatham* being the w hole of lot No; (5,) five, and part of fot N‘». (1) four, which said Eastern half theieofis bomiiFH ftn the Nqrtli by tlio liver Savannnh, on the Cast by wliatf lot known* as Pooler*#; on tin* South by Indian street, and on the. West by the Western moiety of said lot and a half, and containing one hundred nid fifty Teel 041 the liver Savannah, and 1 ipi* back fropiJhc .waierflo Indiiu street, together with the bffilclhms* nntViiWpiova me ms. I.evicd on finder amlby virtue of a forechrsurodf ituffipage iii favor of Sam- uel Hale administrator of James M.Bo ton. deceased, against Robert and Joseph IJabc’isliainT * GEORGE MILLBN, s. c. c. for# for sale the following Ladies White and IMncW English,and ' German Cotton Hose .. Indies black Worsted English; Ital ian ami Haw Silk do Gentlemen's black. White Rhd Mix cd Worsted, Lamb* Wool, Patent, Vigonia ami Cotlbn Huso and. nail do Gentlemen's unbleached do do black and White Italian ami Haw Silk'half' HW Misses While siiul colored Colton d»> boy's tmXetl Lambs Wool, patent \ i* gonia and cotton ball do Children's white, icd 'and spotted Worsted IK>se and G*I'cian boots Thick kim'cd Wool half Hose Ladies and ggntlemcos extra large sign black and daik colored llortetktb • gloves -• blivk and white sewed do. lloudard (m*ji qnility v . Ladies 1 a hey HorsesWlh uud Iiid Mils inid Glove* ■*» •Ladies Heaver-and Silk Gloves Misses llorspskin . do ^ . •Geiitloinen's benvor,buckskin,Wood Muck, Castor and Silk- Gloves nov 10 H dec 3* v Executor’s sale'.. Ol)It.months after date application 8^ will he made (o the honorable the ncrcyi and Bolinger. , , , . The above tracts nil lying and being Ibe county of Eflingbanr. .. . 150 acres known bv the nmnbci 173 lath District, Early county, originally,granted to Matthew Hahn. . ■ ri . £50 acres known by the number U3, ctn District, Early county. The above property sold by nn outer from the Hon. the Inferior Court of the county of Effingham, for the purpose of making a division with the heirs of the said estate of Matthew Kahn. Conditions made knom,on"..a., j ofn.l ]5c K M1Ni Executor of the will of,Matthew Kahn deceased, nov 5 223 justices of the inferior court, of Chatham county when sitting for ordinary purposes* j for leave to sell all that trad or parcel ol land in Chatham comity, containing three bundled acres, more or lex bring the real estate of Win Cooper dec. Eorthe ben efit of the heirs of said rotate. ED W A 111) COPPER, •Executor. ^TH ANCES E. G1LDON, Executrix. iMnisJinJ’s Sale. O N tho first Tuesday in Jatiuary next, will he sold at the t oiirt tloose 111 Administrator’s Sale. On the fust Tuesday in January next. W ILL 111! .old nt the court house in Effingham county, ^et» ccn tlio n- SU.l hours of sale, nil the real estate o( Beniamin Kenned, dee., composed of sev eral tracts of land. . One tract of land lying ami living ill the county of Effingham, containing 870 acres noBr the Sister’s Ferry on the Augusta) Road, where the hue Benjamin Kennedy formcriv resided. Three other liacls adjoining the same. .1 particular description ol which will begiv- an on the day of sale. One tract in each,of the following coon- ties, to wit, Baldwin, Hall, Habersham As- Hoirtton the cilyi-f Snv annuli, hetween the hours of ten add three o’clock, the Inllowing slaves: Rose mrd her four’children," Tamar. Miller, Charlotte and her two children. Tom nnd Nancy and iw;ah, jpfied on ns the property of John Motel, under sin. exe-,| riitloh ill favor of the Kaitk of. ihe United Slates vs. ihe said John Motet," JOJ1N II. MOREL, Marshal, l). G. Savannah Poor House & •Hospital. V ISITING COMMITTEE for Dec. 1889.- Francis Pmnl and Moses Cl eland. .Attending Physician* . l)r- Furth. JUSEPH GUMMING, Scc'ry, nov The above property sold l>v an order oh tained from tho Hon. Ihe Inferior court of aitate. the county of Effingham fur the purpose of making a division withthe heirs of the said Conditions cash. JOHN. CIIARLI ON. Adminifitrntoi of tho estate of IL .Kennedy, deceuscd. itov 5 2i3 y\ Cord# n.' 2 ..V\M. r S IlILLH, finding it rc (|ii»site t« turn her attention to some occupation fir the suppoit of her family, will thankfully acdbinmotlate with Hontd a few young Lad oL or six or eight * hilt (Iren,--to whom fhe will pay every .Attention that may ho r cadi site, on terms as moder ate as can be afforded, oct «9 2l7f Adininistralof’s sale On IheJirtl Tnesilay in January her!. W ll.l.he fold hefora the Court House in llul'och County hptween the usual hour, of slle. All the lands belonging to the estate ot Isaac Waters, Sold by order of the Justice, of the Inferior Court of ,aid county, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. JOHN WATERS," Adm’r, sept 12 182f Administrator’s Sale. On the first Tuesday in January next, W ILL be void a* ihe Court House in Effingham County, bt tweeiUhe u sual hours of sa*e. The following negroes, belonging to the estate of Jonathan back ley, deceased. A prime young fellow named Simon, good boat vptf field hand, a young wench named Amy«i»n excellent house servant, a young girfnanied Mary apd an old wo innn. The above negroes sold .by an order from the I loti, the Inferior Court-of the County of Effingham for the purpose of making division w ith the heirs of the said est. of J buckluy. Conditions cash. . JNO. CHARLTON, Adin'r cst. ol J.'llackley nov 5 223 Guarjlian’s Sale. On the first Tuesday in Jarman/ next. W ILL h« sold nt the Court House in .Savannah between the u*»u>tl hour of sale. All tho interest, being two undivided sevenths,of Abigal Stillwell and John Still well, minors, orphan children of John Stillwell, deceased, in and to u certain he gro boy, slave, named Jacob, sold for u-d vision—By order of tho Court of O. dinary of Chatham County. Conditions Cash purchaseriLpavirig for titles. JANE STILLWELL, G Guardian. 232 Tax Collector’s Sale Con linued. On the first Tuesday in January next, W ILL he sold before the court house •in the city of Snvnnnnh, hotivecn the usual hours of sale, tho follow ing pfop- crlyror to rmich thcreuf as will satisfy the State and Comity tax. Lot anil improvements, Farpi st. Ogle thorpe ward, also, lot or lots letter P. same ward, levied on as the property of James MorriSort, tp $ntlsfy .the state and county tax for the year i828, amount due glO 75 and costs, PAVJD BELL, t. c. a. fl«ff 3 ! i\n 9 Staple and Fancy. Goods. M i’ll END n It G AST, has .received • by recent arrivals it * packages of Sltiptc and Fancy I) It Y G O <> D 8, which he offers ut unusual low prices by tvbolc3ule ol* retail-' tr ousts ting in part of •1500 Yards Welch Pl.iinl dfiOO do Domestic do li)00 do do Plaid* £ bales 8-4 Twilled Blankets 1 do 4 Point do ldo 313 do Hose .1 ltd Whitncv, do li do 3 1 & 4-’l blench’d & brown Hhirtinci Hl|ceii»igs. f» Cases Linens. 2 do Lawns Washington. Clinton-& Eliott shir ting (flue) R ps (Colored Gro deludes 10 do .-do Gio de Nap 100 do sup English Thread edging * uudfooting do do Hubinet lace & pearl ing 30 ps plain & ftg’d Linen Muslins Merino semfs, crimson, w hile & black 'Saarlet and drab cassimcrpsbaw U Pru«sian iV CTiinte ** do Yak ulia Vesting, handsome patterns Plain &.lift'd silk velvet do. i6 ps 5*tt 4 Hangup ebrd G do Green wo >lei» sei'ge Worsted Cravats—woolcu & dog sk cloves 1§»lk, buckskin, Knitted Sc web sus penders A general assorimeot of Combs BlkPalmarine & worked Barege J'ongee, Gingli uns, Foulard, Plaid Dotted prints 50 Reams foolscap pnner Sbaies paper hanciugs, 10 case hats Nos 3 Sc 14 Gibbon's Block., net 21 Stationary. Wm. Cwiliiams s .lust Received. AHATOlH pov.deis in till t >\ Compound Fluid Extract of parifla Oil of Black Pepper Extract c.f Quinine. Lolibed Copniva Black oxide, of Mercury . Cilrot- d Kali. Pipcrnns Genuine Red Bark Croton Oil, French Oil of Cnhebs *• •* Copniva. .Iodine 41, diiodate of Potass Acid Pritsnc The Mdisyiber having been appointed agent for lliesalC oftlic above articles, of fers them for sale at the manufacturer’s prices. A. PARSONS. Druggist. At the Eagle, No. 8, Gibbous* range, nov 9 ‘ 220 Dunlap’s Allmny Ale. 10 BARRELS for Bala by P. MARLOW. 10 827- For Sale. ^ PLANTATION in Effingham Conn- Slnplc ami i^ancy Goods. fglHE subscriber has-received by ship 8 8tilth a, a handsome assortment of Staple and Fancy I) It Y GOO D S, among which a(c Hicb embroidered Pnlinarinn Sha*»ls (all colours) Extra fine Thibet Wool do do Worsted and Silk Bercgcdo Fancy Silk and Gauze do Black ltitlhn-1 miring Jet and Blue Black Gros De’Naples L Mo do Berlins Jet and Blue Black wide and narrow Silk Fringe for dresses White Option Fringe for dresses and curtains Large White Colton Caldp Cord Binchejv*, Sarstiettsand Levantines black and colored Circassaim aud ildmhazeits Extra fine black and Fahey colored Merino Cloths . Jet and blue black and colored Belt Riblmns Black Italian, Canton and Nankin Crapes • Figured and plain Swiss, Book and Mull Muslin While, black, ami colored Cambrics Black and white Calicoes and Ging hams Dark Chintz Calicoes Foulard do do " Furniture .Chintzes. 10 cases bleached and unbleached Shirtings lp-4 Heavy Flemish Sheetings Fine 3 4 and 4-4 ludigo and Scotch ty belonging Jo the estate of the late Mr. John Gardner* The above plantation is situated on the. Augusta road 30 miles from Savannah containing 720 acres morn or less. Warranted fitks will he given, for particulars apply to CHARLES 8 HENRY, nov 21 2881( Plains Black mixed Sattinetts Super fine Blue fc Cadet mixed do Also mi hund A Tew Bales Negro Cloths & Blankets w hich will be sold unusually low for cash or approved paper. ISAAC NORTON. nov 1.8 233 Cooper’s Mew Novei. TON- author nub wept of wish JL WI.8II, a Talc, by Cooper, of tho Pioneers. Spy, &c. 2vojs -A-MANUAL - OF MATERIA MFD IGA AND PHARMACY, by1L M Ed- wards ;4jnd 8. ForosN*nr, translated front tho French,, with numerous corrections and additiousi adapted to the practice ot' 1 Medicine in the United States, by J*'.*cph Togno attd E. Durand. THE amEkigan joijrnai of THE MEDICAL SCIENCES No. 9. AS mi Iinml-a'general assortment ot English and American Stuuouary, for sale nt tlto lowest prices. Writing Paper, $uper* HtiyaU Medium.'nnd Deiny, ruled for blank bonks Bank Folio Post tmd Foolscap. - VlnglLh Bath.Post, gilt edges and plain Embossed Note Paper, ttVotfnd l hum. . Loiter p4»per oi\d Foolscap, frotp ^3 te $5 50 pet ream Copying Paper, Fxtm largo Folio and Qua tio Tiwuo Paper AntHpixtiati Drawing do 5*2 inches by 30 Super Itoval.Domy and Foolscap Draw ing Paper Rice do English Superfine ’Writing Vellum aud Parchment Blank llooks-ornll kinds, Ledgers,Jour nals. Day Books, Invoice Books, Caslt- Ilooks, Safes Books, Receipt Books, -Quire Books, Bank Books, and Me- luuraitdum Books, of all sizDs,ot made to pattern at xliorf ubtku - . Books for Banks and Public Offices, ru led and bound in llte best intmnM'. Quills from 50 cents per hundred to Swan Quills Readymade Pens, in boxes Jiikstundi Pewter.,Lead .and Wedgwood, various sizes Cut glass coifc Inks. Glass Inkstands for Portable Writing Desks Pocket Inkstands Silver Pencils ever pointed, various pat terns Ink—English Japaned ami Maynard & Noyes* in bottles « Red Ink Walkder’s copying ink in piut and quart Durable ink, Chirk's,incases. Ink Powder ted and black Map Tiles and Dees Scaling Wax, various qualities red and % black Red and black nolo and office wafers Shilling sand in papers • Back Gammon Tables Dice and playing'card* Roger's Penknives on Oariltf Do do silver-steel do Ivory handled desk knives J)o folder# and paper do Chessmen, ivory ami hone, vanotii pri ces Pink Tapp, double length Alnrtokco Travelling Port . ink stands Desk putt folios witB blotting paper rious sizes Battledores and-Shuttlecocks Mnikmg'Typtyi, No’s. ),-2, 3, 4, 5 and 0. Drawing colours, Reeve*’ and others, in boxes of 1,2. atul 3 tows Do in boxes with lock, drawers, sauneis. Sett, tomuh te . Colour* iu rakes •• India Rubber in cakes and bottles Crayon paper, various tints Lend pencils, ffliildletou's, Sowall's, Artists and Architect's lied lead peuc'Us Gold paper Pocket books, wallets and card cases Slates, various size* Jlo uiorrocco ft attics Sami boxers, lig.vit. mid box wood Pounce and pounce boxes • Boning boa ids Ebony round and flat Tillers, all sizes Cocoa do do do do Checks and check books on all the Banks (by AvxnoniTY.)' By ihe President oi' the U- nited States. I N pur.unncH of law. 1. Andrew Jackson. I’tcs'l.liml .if the Uolic.l Si tes of A- niuricu, do hoiobv declare iJL.makc known, ibkt n public sale will' bo ludtl at tluJ lamd Office .it Tallahassee, iu the TonitoVy of F.QHGA, ’ Chatham' Com•*-*/)„ HanomlUtkt Juices J for November^.’being the J,st o|Tlie3il year at $■) per anmim. . ' ! Now Goods. jSNABUKG’S, Dorchcstor Ticks White Flannel*, assorted qualities (’nssiineic 81mwIs,-black, scarlet and assorted colors Prussian* do assorted colors Children'* Giecinn Boots do Poarl Bultoji*, dilFeix-m qualities llat.Cnmlirioks do. do Brow.ii Linens do do Just received fiomrNcw York, per schr. Frances, and for sale by JACOB WARING, nov 2 220 Gibbons’ buildings. Ajy: w .. 8u vj' h J. AM ERI- TII E ENCYCLC/l'EDJ CANA, vol. 1st. WALDEGRAVE, a Novel, 2 vols. IlYBltENT DE CitUZ 2 vols. AI.SO ALMANACS for 1830. Augusta and Charleston editions Wholesale mid retail. MUSI WILLARD* HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES hi 1 voi, 8 vo. with an Atlas. Ju$t received by W. X. WILLIAMS. nov 17 Comstock’s. JNatural His tory. j W. T. .WILLIAMS—Has ju,l Ihceired. Natural History of Quadrupeds, with en- Foliiis, with of the city Enveloi I a»g / do Gilt edge .visiting card* India ink best quality Dividers, Gunter’s »ea1cs Cases of malhqmnticul instruments Pmtdlcl rules of various size's Blank card* fpr printing. A'.c. &c. Bill* of Lading on folio post or loiter sheet Office Florida,on tho first Monday ip Miruaiy next, for the disposal of the public lauds situate within tho limits of tlte umlcrniun tior.ed townships uud fruntioiiul townships, to wit: ' North oftho base lino, and west ol tho meridian* • Township two# of range iwenty two ToVn^itip* ope, t wo, tiiree, four uud fivo of range twenty three. • Townships one, lour tint! five, of range twenty lour Township* one, three, four and five, of range twenty five. Townships threo, four and five, of range twenty »ix. -Townships two, three, four and five, of range twenty seven. Fractional township one, of range twon ty eight, west ot 8t. Mary l)e Galvez bay. Fractional township one, of range twenty ■fcigRt, enst of Blackuater bay. Township* two, three, four and fivo, ol r ongc Iwenty eight. Townships two, three and four, of range twenty nine. • Township one, of range tlnrtYono.. Townships three, four and five, of range thirty two. Townships four and five, of-ruuge thirty three, x ‘ 8onth of tlte base line nud West of the Meridian. Fnietional township one,.of range twen ty one. Fractional townships one and two, of range twenty three. Fractional townships one and two, of range twenty four. Township olio, of range twenty five. Town*, ip one. ofruhge twenty six. Fractional townships one an J two, of range twenty seven. Fractional townships one mul two, of range twenty eight East of PeusUcola mid .Escambia bays, mid Westof the bay of St. M.irv De GulVez. Fractional township one, of range twen iy eight, east of Blnckwmcr bay. . Fractions of township* oim and two, of range twenty liinu, cast mid west of K eamhia buy. Towiisliip one of range thirty. Fractional township two oi jange thirty. 'Fractional townships gnu and two, of range thirty one FractiouuMownships two uud throe, of range thirty two. South oftlic base line, and East oftlic Meridian. Townships-11)100 ,,itd four, of range foui. Fractional township five of range four. T6 ns'liipftiuio mi l l**o, of range fivo . Townships three mid-lour, of range six. Town>li,-ps two, three auJ eight of range ten. *.» Frnotional .township* two, three and lour, uud townships live atid ten, of langp olcvon. x Fractional township* four and five, nml township (ini, of rnn^e twelv-e IVactionul townships five and ten, of range thirteen. I’he toM nsliips mid fractional townships will he nllcred iu the order above dcsigna ted, begljuiing with thu lowest number of section in'oacb. The lands reserved by Law, for the use of schools, or for other purposes, will be excluded from sale Giron under my hand, at the city of Washington, this fifth d.ty of Oct. A.D. 1820. ANDREW JACKSON. By the President: GfiOJlCE* G ft All AM, Commissioner of the General Land Office dec 4 247-f fetiSr Court of. ChcUai^CoiJ Ordinary puriuiscz: - * ‘ 'I'll nil whom U"fti»v c«nc.M! WIii;. o.is.Tlioijm:! tlio citnlq '.r James J.T-liini„ s titioned tlio sai.l Justice lb bii sSEs,*3 from Ills .alii Executors Lip. Jr £’-I Tla-se nit) therefore to eite ami »,i I Mi «!Und sin^ihn- the kindred ^ tort of the stiio dee. to file their S c !?^l <?lillfRtfNl (if ttny they have) in tho (;iciit'»Am. the Oourt of Onlinury of saidt.’mm, berero tlio 7th tliiy of January mst '„',’i" < * wise letters ilistnissory will ha ...'rS tlte petitioner t W i Witness the lion. Klin* Port, otifiLii Justices ol the said Court nail tlio 7th (by.of JtUy A. ]], thousand eight hnndred ami lilne. n t) | lv -'- T July 7 S. M. BOND.c.c.o. c.t. EOIUHA Clmthtmt O.unvtv ?. *4JT the Han. tlicJustiiisaC the j,?4 Court of Chatham County silting n..* Jl tutru mtnioses. hJ "«■ nary purposes, 7 i till tf/tom it may concern Whereas, 14. S Ums.a'nt Them,..,. Rice, udiiilnletrat irs of Thomas ((u}| coased has petitioned the said tom I bo discharged from 11 ir t.dinitiiMrI riicso arc therefore to cite and •„]„ I Ish all and singulnr the kindred &t re ,t?l of said deceased to file their objeeii,,,,. I any they hav«)to the Rrantingortl.cJ* sory on the estate of the deceased applicants in tho Clerk's oflicc of Court, on or before the 7th dav nfi . . day of j, next t otherwise letters dismissed S granted. ' Witness tlte Hon. Ellas F w tho Justlecs of the said Court tk, day of July, A. D. lnati. “ S.M.ROND. c. c.o july 7 EUftOlA. Chatham ftoM * N the Jlonnrah/e, the Juslicix uflbl ferior Court nj Chatham Cvuidy, sin, far ordinary purposes. To ail whom it utay enheern Whereas. William Williams,apifaj letters of administration oil the SsU'cv "fleets of John Shaw, the younger, la. Savannah, deceased, iu isoltalfortbeb ami creditors. These are, thcrelorp, to cite and a.lna, ish all and singular, tho kindred nn.ltiJ Uors of the said doccnaetl to file ilieiruU lions, if iin’y they have,'sn the clerk', lice of said court, on or before i day of December rinx), otliemiscli administration will be granted. Witness II I lion Ellas Foil, oneol Justices of the said court nt SuVamii* 3ist day of Oct. A 1) 182(1. 8 MHOND.ccoc bet 31 • Palrnons receipts, Steam Boat receipts, Dray bills,.rates of wha.fa’se ami stor age, Custom House Entries, Deeds, Mortgages und Blanks of all kinds. HOOK BINDING. Blank Books ruled and hound to pattern iu the best manner. TRINTIIiG ' in nil ]ts variety—books* pnmpblet*. sards hand bills, blanks, &c. at.the sliuitest no lice. nov 27 ' 241 graving*, by J. L. Comstock Cooper’s Virgil Stoughton’s Virgil Gould’s Virgil Virgil Delphmi Ainsworth’s Dictionary ALSO, Tho Talisman for;J8S0 . a \ 'i’lie Book of the Boudoir, by Lady Morgan nov 24 238 Notice. THl OUR months after date, application JE.' wjll lx) nisufo to the lion, the Justi ces of tlio Inferior e.uirt of Einanool coim- ty r liir. leav'v* to sell all the real estate of JnnVesX Anderson for tho benefit of the heirs & creditors. THUS. WINN BY. . sept 28 Notice. P ERSONS having demands against the estate of the late Ed ward • Wil liams of Screven county w ill present them duly attested and those indebted to said es tale w ill make payment to WM. M. SCRUGGS, Adm’r. octal. 210 81 Negro.Shoes, &c. PACKAGES—consisting of Men’s Booth,’ Bootkks, Shoes and Pumps. also Ladies, Bovs and Children’s Shoes AND 40 dozen Lead Pencils. ‘For sale low at . LUTHER’S orl - 7 T.xchmifrc Office, will Notice. T he savannah library, bo opened hereafter on Tuesday,- Thursday and Saturday in each week from 3 Jo 5 o'clock, P; M. WM MOREL, Librarian, oct 17 1071 ' ’* Hsuabmgs find Cotton Bagging. 75 CTo^ab'P^ 6 Jam reooived per brig Courier, and for sale low at act If) M.l’RENl JYu 3 Si U * iltbbn's 8 unite, G EORGIA—Chatham 0<mnty.—II the Jlonnralle the Justices of the In ferior Court of Chatham County silting for ordinary pur poses. To all whom it may concern. Whereas, llezekiali Lord julmUtUlrntni of thu estate uf William Craig late of Cam den County, I'hysle'tan deceased, lias peti tioned the said t-ooit to he dismiss, d from the said Admiiii'tratiou. " Tliese'are tl" . (uri to eite and admonish aRnntl singular the kindred arid erctliiors of the said deceased "to file their oli)ociions- (if any they have) in the clerk’s offi-c i hr* Court of Ordinaiy of said comity oil or iief ire the second day of April next other wise letters dismissory will c granted to the petillnnei. Witness the Honorable -Elias Fort one oftlic Jusiices of ihe said euiirl at Savan ntth, the seronil day «f N• >v. A. D. 1820 S.M. lJONI), c. c. o. c. c, nov 2 • ^J-EUROIA. X'hatliam I'otinly.—Ry the [Ion. the Justices of the Inferior Court of Chatham County, sitting for Or dipary purposes. '1'u all whom it may consent. Whereas, R. W. Habersham, Adminis trator.tif the estate of Alexander liahor sham,late of Bavnnnnh; deceased, lias pe titioned the said jusiices So ho discharged from his said administratorship. These are Iherelhre to.cite and nilnion ish all mid singular the kindred nud cred ilors of the said doc. to file theirobjections (if any they have) In the Clerk’s office of the Court of Ordinary on nr before Ibe 3d day of April next, otherwise lettcri dismissory will be granted lo the petition cr. Witness tho lion. Elias Port, one of the justices of the said Court at Savannah the ."’(I day of Oct A.l). 1829. net 3 8.M. ROND, c. e. p. c. c. G EORGIA—Chatham County—U?/ the Honorable the Justices ,of the Ih fe ior Court,of Chatham county sitting fur o" ,1 ‘ — ' ' • c.t, AT~^ EOROlA(Clinllnrhi C'etuiti- *br u erjil Hon. the Justices of the Jnjrrloi of Chatham County, sitting for purposes To nil w hom it may concent. Whereas,Robert Haliorslioinbass the Don the Court of Ordinary ol m d*.lllitl I. I/i„ V I A..,. *. £* A .1 t. * llhin County for Letters of Administn with the will annexed, On the (sl,\ii| olluetijof Joshua Ward, lato of Soulhlf rolinn deceased. Those aro, therefore, to cilo and ads nish nil and singular the kindred midi) dltors of the said dceenseri, lo file tlici Jections (if any they have) in the Cl Offir.e of the suid Court, ini or before 21 st day of Dec. next, otherwiseIcitra administration will be granted to tlics apiiltettit. Witness Ihellon. EIDs Fort, ontoftk Josticos of the said court at Ssmntii Slst day of Nov. A. D.1820. 8. M. BOND, c.t nov 21 —--;,ag EORGIA, l.iherfy Comtiy- Jlon. the Justices of the 1. Court of Liberty County, sitting ft* nary purposes To all whom il.ntay concern. Whereas. Messrs Moses W. Wars Eugene Bacon, apply for loiters ofads (stratton of the goods and chattels, ri; and Credits Hint were of TliomasWBit lute of said potiDly dec. These are theieforo to cite and ndo ish all tind^ingiilur the kimbednml r tors of tile said deceased an file their ol tiona (if any they . have) in my Rieeboro, on or boforo tlio flrsi Mon January , next, otlieiwise letters o oiioistriition will be grpnloB - ,l " applicants. Willies; the Hon. Wm r,f Ihe Judges of the Coun.o(QdMi said Cui'mty, (bis 1ft day af ‘‘ 1829. E. BAKER, o.c.o.i' 1, dec 4 ’> ■ ^^EOIUIIA, Chathaai Comilf—lfl -«^s thc-Hund/te-Justices "Jib . Court of Chatham QountSdiH^ll"' u 1 nary purposes. To all whom! it my costers. Lec.'li.iwWl WITeroas 'J'liom.ts Y - tn-llie Honnrnhlo" the Cottrl of 0ebam.t<| Chatham ooutlfy for letters of Amm'i'’ ■ lion on the ostateand eflects of Cuaw | Unvdrn. ’ m These are therefore ro citeiintl.?t' l '*fl ish,all,nnd singular the kindred st“' | tors of tho aoid doc’d to fdc their objt™j| (if any thev have)4o the planting 0 J administraiion o'f the estate of tn«>l“ jl to the ajipllcant in the Clerk •JV jI the said court, on m before the‘25tn-. | Doc. next, nthenviso letters of »daa» l ‘ | tion.wili be granted. Witness the Hon. John p iDffi n , n Li of the jr stincs of saiihcoiut.tlie i November A. D. 1820. 8. M. BOND, c.e.0' t ;'( nov 25 „ our poses. To nil whom it may concern. Whereas JAdo. AJillcn has applied to the Honorable Ihe Court of Ordinary of Chalhdm county for letters' dismissory outlie ostute & olfeeta of Jno L Soubrook late of.spld county, deceased. " These Dicthetefort (O cltoaud admonish all mid singular tho kindred and creditors of paid deceased to file their objections (if any they liave)it>'tlio grinding of the letters .dismissory on tho estate of (he deceased to the applicant j n tho Clerk’s offieotof the said Court, mi or boforo the 20th day of Dec. next} otherwise letters dismissory Will ho granted. 1 Witness the Honorahle Elbs: Fort, pno. of the Judges of said Court, tho 2Uth dav of June, A.D. 1829 , < ' • juneso MI. BOND,*, c « df'i EURGlA, Ellinglioni tkai' 1 '^ 1 ttOn.lht'J list ices of .the."' <■ 1 stjh the Iltln.the-Justice.sof A-HL, Court ofEJJingham county cittvfr ■ nary purposes. ... To all whom it may concm 1 -nj "Whoreas, Jno C, Ralm Execjrtor. A, of.tlliihsiaic of Malheiv I’almd 5 '; iitiemod thasaid Justices to he .81 from Iris sajd excoutorsljlp. ■ These are therefore to pH^W" ^4 all and singular the kindred « (if of said deceased to file their ( any tlioy have) nil ho cipk’i’S or oftho said belt,oner in ' ^,1,(9 doe of the saki Court, onor Ws^e dayof Nov next, olltenvtsu led® sory will be granted. . one “i Witness the Jidn. d»J° f tlio Justice? uf s ‘ uJ courtl -fegjINCH j|^ i tnay_o