Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, December 11, 1829, Image 4

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

VMM fc- PUBLIC SALES. §§| Executor’s Sales. On the best Tuesday in January next. W ILL l>0 sold before the Court liouv- In Savannah between the .ultra, hours of sale. All the eastern'tonoment of Brlek bull dings on lot No 0 Darby Ward;IIouse and 1 lot No 94 Columbia Ward; lot' end hull' dings No 19, Carpenters Ro». tot Nob and improvements Decker ward sod lo' No IS and hall the Improveinems Decke Ward, nil in the olty of Savannah; helm- nart of the'real estate of Josiali I’cnfield late of Savannah dec'd, Soli by iirrinission of the Court Of Or ’ dlmiry of Chnlham County—for the bene ()l of the heirs and creditors. Conditions C 1'6s. GUMMING, ) Ex’ors of Josiali S. C. DUNNING, { Penlield. nov 28 282 City Sheriff’s Snles. On Ibefirst Tuesday in January next. W ILI.be sold at. the Court House in rS.ivnnnah, between the hours of 10 mill 4 o’clock. A building and the Cotton press contni tied therein on Roaulto’s tvharf (formerly Stanton’s) levied on to satisfy an execution nfavorof Wylly|& Brown, against .John ItiVcritighum Jr. A. D’LYON, c. *. dec 5 Executor’s Sale. On the first Tuesday in January next. W ILL bo sold at thfr court bouse lit. Kfliiiab.mi county, between the usual hours of sale all the real esiate ol, .Matthew Balm deceased, composed ol se veral tracts of land, to ml: l!5 acres lying on Savannah river, join ing lands of Berry and Metzgnr. S3 acres of pino land in said county join- in lauds of Beiry and Kxlev. <tn acres joining lands of Balm and Puttl- o acres granted Cunrml Baltn, Bill De cember, 1737. .... 100 acres granted C. Kahn, 4th July. 00 xctes-granted lohu Gugel, Otlt Dee 50 acres joiningdattds of Rahn amlTonl-* 83 1-2 acres joining lands nr Fettter. Exley and Gnann. BO acres joining lands of Rahn-nn l oti 1 - l.eli. originally granted to John Corel. 27 acres liouuded by landsof Otls.Guann and Bolinger. .... The ilhnvo tracts all lying and being in the county of Effingham. 300 acres known bv the nuiiibei 17,3 loth Disirici.rKarly county, originally granted to Matthew Balm , 330 acres known by the number 03, 0th District. Early county. Tile abovo ppipcrly sold by an orrler front the lion. 1 the Inferior Court of the county of Effingham, for ‘.lie purpose of making a division with the heirs of the said estate of Mntihow Ralm. Conditions made known on iho day of sale ’ JOHN C. RAIIN, Executor of the will of Matthew Ralm deceased. ■nnv 5 223 ' PUBLIC SALES. .Sheriff’s sale. On the first Tuesday In January next. W ILL be sold before the court bouse in the city of Savannah between the ostial hours of sole All the eastern moiety or hnlf part of all those lots, parts or pjroels of hind, sit tinted and being in the.hamlets ofYama'. craw and City of Savannah gild county of Chatham,’ being the whole of lot No. (5,) five, and part of lot No. (4) four, which, saiibEastern half ilieienfis bounded on the North by the.iiver Savannah, on the East by wharf lot'known as Fooler's, on thodSoulh by Inrlian street, and on the West’ by tlie Western moiety of said lot and a half, and containing one hundred nird fifty feet on the river Savannah, and runs'back from the water In Indian street, together whit the buildings and improve meals. ’Levied on under anti by virtuo of a foreclosure of mortgage in favor of Sam uel Halo, administrator of James M. Ilo! Ion. deceased, against Robert and Joseph Hnbcrihnin, OEORGF, MILLEN, s. c. c. deefl Executor’s sale. F OUIt mouths nfier date RppliunUon will lie insult! to the houniablc tlio justices of the inferior court, of Ch.itluni county «hen*sitth»v; for ordinary purposes* for lewveTosell all that tract or parcel ol hind in ChnUumt county#containing three hundteil ar.ics. more or less-heinn the real estate of Wm Cooper dec. -For tlic ben efit of the heirs of H.tirt estate. EDWARD COITF.E, Executor. FRANCES E. Gll.DON, tExecfttrix. uov 80 Comstock’s Natural His tory. W. T. AVILLIAMS—ftiu justjlecelreil Natural Histuty of Quadrupeds, with en gravings, by J. L. Comstock Cooper’s Virgil Stoughton's Virgil Gnttld'a Virgil Virgil Delplnnl Ainswiirth’s Dictionary Abort, The Talisman for 1U80 Tito Hook ofdhe lloudotr, by Lady Morgan nnv 24 238 - Administralov’s State'. On the firtl Tuesday in January next. W ILL Im sold at the court house tr Effingham county, between the it soul Inins of sale, nil the real cslale of llcnj.imin Kennedy dec., composed ofsev. eral tvncls of land. One trai l of land lying ami being In llic county fC Effingham, coninining B70 acre, near the Sister’s Ferry on the Augusta Rnnd', wii.ro the late Benjamin Kennedy luriitri ly resided. Three oilier tracts adjoining the same, a psrrruhir deseription of which will be giv en on llic day of sale. £ One tract III each of the following conn . lies, to wit, Baldwin, Uall,.llabcrsl*am Sc Houston. Tilt) above properly sold by an order ob taioeiHrom the linn, llic Inferior court of Die cunniy of Effingham for the purpose of malting a'division wilhlhe heirs of the said estate. Conditions cash. JOHN. CHARLTON. Administrator .of the estate of H. Kennedy, deceased, nbv 5 223 ■ JVImsIml’s {Sale. O N llic first Tuesday in January noxl, will he sold at.the Court Homo in the city t f Savannah, between the hour’s of mv and three o’clock, the folio nine slaves: Rose and her- four children, Tamar. Miller, f'lnirlolie nmJ her two clnhlrcn, Tom uii>* Nancy a ltd‘Leah, levied on as the propcity of John Morel, under au exe* mtion in favor of the Hank of the United States vs. thu said John Moiel. JOHN II. MOREL, dec. 8 Mars/ml, D. G. Snvuunnli Poor House & Hospital. V ISITING COMMITTEE for Dee. 1823. Francis Sorrel ami Moss, detain]. Attending I’livsici.iii Dr.Fuvtli. JOSEPH CUMMING, Sec’ry. nov 38 Administrator’s sale On the fint Tuesday in January nett. W ILL be sold before the Coon lloine in Bulloch Comity botween the ttsoul .hours of sale. ’ All the lands holonging to flic estate of Isaac Waters,.oltlfjjr. order oftha Justices of life Inferior 43ourt of s.iiil county, for file benefit of tho-heirs and creditors of said estate. JOHN WATERS. Adm’r, repr 12 182'f The Subscriber H AVING been upnoiMed agent for the sale of thod'ollowing articles of fers them M the imirnfacturlng prices* Sulphato of Quidiue. 'Compound fluid extract of Sarsaparilla, for extemporaneously making the Lisbon Diet Drink, die. &c. is particularly re commended .to the faculty .for Us conve nience, >&c. *Quo table spoonful will make a pint of Li* bun Diet-Driuk if ad ded lo common water. This article Inis proved much more activoilian the pann- ocas, and oilier preparations of saisapurtl- 1 la, and is extensively employed by.the fa culty,, end introduced into.puhlic instttu*, lions in this and other cities, aliere the use ofsnrsnpatillnis required toil considerable; extetitt Piperinc, (Prftfiip. per Potass.) n valua ble nrtlclcin inlermitlcnt fevers. This article differs essentially from the semiopaque, yellow, crystals, obtained by, simple evaporation and purification of Ihe alchohoHc solution. Oil ol Black Pepper, (Precipitated,) a powerful itfmulnut and valuuWc remedy in typhus fever, also ns ail extnni.il stinnilaut- muted with Decoction of Contharhles in Spirit-of Turpentine.—Caution* An nil of black pepper may he found in the mur ker, obtained by distillation—this Is by no inruns the sumo as the article above tlescri bed, and is very feeble, if not entirely des- titnto of the particular property for which the above has been int rod need. One drop of oil of black • pepper, added to six. grains of quinine, will greatly increase Bio powers of this remedy. t Extract of Quinine. This is the -resid uum oft h.e preparation of Quinine. Two grains nre lolly equal to one of the former; •ilid, as i( is less than one third the price, it it of course much cheaper W the practitioit- er-than the sulphate. Citrated Kali, for extemporaneously mnfelng the snline drought. One draclun ofihissalt dissolved in four ounces of wai ter instantly forms the neutral mixture, o ■qual and similar in every- respect to that made from fresh lemon juice. Black Oxide of Mercury, lot extemoo- raucously forming the blue pill* One fourth of a gialti equal to* four giains of blue mass. SnMditled ‘Balsam Cnpatva. This pre paration contains the Oil and Resin, and is rendered solid > for the convenience of forming into pills. This nVtirlo contains, all tlm virtues of thoCopaiva in a concen trated degree. A. PARSONS. Druggist. At the Eagle No 0 Gibbon’s Range, nov i l A Cnrtl. M RS. JAMES HILLS, finding it rc quisitc to turn her attention tn soii-e' occupation for the support of her family, ill tliankfully'accommodiitc with Board a-fow young Lathes, or six or eight Chil dren, to whom she will pay every attention that may ho requisite, on terms as modcr ate as can be afforded, net *0 217f Administrator’s Sale. On I III! first Tuesday in January next. W ILl.ta sold in ilia Conn House in Effingham County, between tlio-u- xijhl hours of sk'c. The following negroes, liciouging to the estate of Jonathan Hack' Icy, deceased. A prime young fellow named Simon, o good limit and fulfil liaml, a young wench nanivd Amy, an excellent house serrani n young girl named Mary and an old ivu man. The above negroes sold hy an order from the linn. the Inferior Court of the County of Effingham fur the purpose of making » division with the heirs of the said cst. of J. Buckley. Conditions cash. JNO. CHARLTON. Adm’r est. of J. Ilacklcy. Uov5 2i9 -* ' - .\ Guardian’s Sale. On the first Tuesday in January next. W ILL be sold at the Court House in Savannah between llic usual hours of sale. All the interest, living two undivided sevenths,of Abignl Stillwell and Jditn Still well, minors, orphan children of John Stillwell,deceased, lit and Ida certain ne gro hoy. slave, nnineil J jrnli, sold lor .a di vision—By order of the Court of O ilinary nf Chatham County. Conditions Cash purchasers paving for titles. JANE STILLWELL, Guardian, nov 17 232 Jusit Received. S ARATOGA Po«tiers in tin i .a n Compound Fluid Extract of -nn- parilla Oil of Black Topper Extract cf Quinine Lolilied Copniva Black oxide, nf Mercury Citratvd KaH, Pipoiino j Genuine Red Bark Croton Oil, French’ ; Ofl»fif Cnbebs - *t •‘Copal v(i. Jodi no J lydriodate of Potass Acid Prussic Thu subscriber 4wving l»een appointed agent for the sale of the above articles, of fers them for xale at the itianuOicturer’s prices. A. PARSONS, Drnazisi, At the Eagle, No. 8, Gibbons* range, nov <* 240 ar Dunlap’s Albany Ale. X 4ta BARRELS for .ale hy P. MARLOW. nnv If) «47 For Sale. A PLANTATION in Effingham Coun ty holonging to the estate of the Into Mr. John Gardner. Tito almve plantation is -ituated on the Augusta toad 30 miles from Savannah containing 720 acres more or less. Warranted titles will he given, for particulars apply to CHARLES S HENRY, nov 2-1 238|| Tax Collector's Sale Con tinued. On the first Tuesday in January next. W ILL he sold before the court house in the Litv of Snvannah, between the usual Ituurs of sale, the following prop urty, or So much thereof as will satisfy the Slate and County tax. Lot unit improvements. Farm St. Ogle thorpe ward, also lot or lots letter P. same word, levied, on'sis the property of James Morrison, io s-itisfr the state and county tax for't lit year 1828, amount due £10 75 and costs. JUVIDDELL, Ti.c.c., dec a Cooper s New Novel. FH^llE WEPT OF WISH TON 1 WISH, a Talc, hy Cooper, author or the Pioneers. 8py t &e. *vols. A MANUAL OF MATERIA MED- ICA AND I’ll illMACy, i y II. M Ed wards and S. Forosseur, translated from the French, v iih numerous corrections and additions, adapted to the practice of Medicine in the United Slates, by Joseph Togno and E. Durand. THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES No. 9. for November, being the 1st of theOJ year at $0 per annum. A new supply of THE ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERI CANA, vol. 1st. WALDEORAVE. a Novel. 2 vols. UYBRENT UE CRUZ 2 vols. ALSO ^ALMANACS for 1830. Augusta and Charleston editions wholesale and re'ail. MRS WILLARD’S HISTORY OK THE UNITED STATES in 1 vol. 8 vo. with ait Atlas. _ .... Just received hy \Y.T. WiLI-UMS, nor I? An Act. To extend tbo time for fortunate drawers in the LAnd Lotteries of eighteen him dred and eighteen, eighteen hamlrod .and nineteen; end eighteen'hnndre,I and twcnty-nne, to take mil grants for the liiiuU thus drnwn, and after Iho time therein specified, to vest the tame in the state. B E it enntre'd hy Bie Senate and flouse of Representatives of the State of Georgia in General Assembly met, and H is hereby enacted by the authority of, the same, That every person alio was a fortunate drawer in the bind lotteries hy the million!y of the nets passed on the fif teenth dot of December, eighteen bundled and eighteen, on the sixteenth day of De cember, eighteen hundred and nineteen and on the fifteenth day of May, eighteen bundled and twenty-one, shall hove until the first day of November, eighteen hun dred nmLihiRy, to take out his, her or •heir giant upon pnying into the Trea sury the suiuof eight dollars. ?i*o. 2 And be it further ’enacted by the authority afoiesnhl. That from find af- tei the fir*| clay of November, eighteen hundred and thirty, the lands so drawn as aforesaid, and not granted, shall revert and become the property of the State. Hec. 8. And he it fnrther enacted, Thai tins act shall not extend to any lot or lots of land dra »n hy orphans until three years nfierthe said orphans shall have arrived at the age of twenty-one years; nor to any lots drawn hy idiots or lunatics or persons who. have deported this (ifo since they gave hi for a draw m draws in said lotteries of 1818, 1810hnd 1841, nnd " hose estates nre unrepresented, nor to any lots num ber tun ruul one hundred set apart for lire pm poses of public education. Sec. 4. And belt fmther enacted, That all laws and parts of law* militating gains* this act. bo anil the same are hereby repealed. Hoc. 5. And bo it further enacted by the authority aforesaid,. That it shall bo llic duty of his Excellency the Governor, to cause this act to he puidished in all the public Gazettes of this State,once a month, until the first day of November next, and i hat he cause the expenses of such puhlicn lion to he paid out of the'contingent fund, WARREN JOURDAN. Speaker of the Home ofRcnrenentalhcs THOMAS HTOCKH. President of the Senate. Assented to Otii November, 1820. GEORGE Us GILMER. Governor. nov 19 184§ca Stationary. Wm. T/Williams H AS on hand a giuoral nssnrtmont ul English and American Stationary, lor aalo at til* lowest prices. -Writing Pap.r, Super Royal. Royal, Medium, and Demy, ruled for blank hooks Batfit Folio Post nnd Foolscap. English Rath Post, gilt edges and plain Embosud Note Paper, Uviiantl IBino. Letter Paper and Foolscap, from f 3 lo <5 50 pel ream - Copying Paper, extra largo Folio and Quarto Tissue Paper Antiquarian Drawing do 52 inches by 30 - Super Rnyal.Demy and Foolsrap Draw- Jug Paper Rico -do English-Superfine Writing Vellum ami Parchment Blank Bunk, of all kinds. Ledgers,Jour nals, Day Books, Jnvoieo Bucks. Cash Books, Sales llnoks, 'Receipt Bonks, Quire Books, ILink Bonks, nnd Me. inornmlum Bonks, of all sixes,or made to pattern at short notice Books for Honks mill Public Offices, ru led and lioitntHi, the bust manner. Quills fruiii 50 cents per hundred to j}5 Swan Quills .Hcudy nindo Pens, in lihxcs ’Inkstands ’Pewter,Leuil and Wedgwood, various sizes Cut glass cone Inks. Glass Inkstands lor J’ar.tablo Writing Desks , Pocket Iilkslnnds Silver Pencils ever pointed, various pat* terns ’Ink—English.I spoiled and MaynUrd A Noyes’ in bottles Red Ink Wulhder’s copying ink in pint nnd quart -jugs Durable ink, CHttk’s, in case* i 'Ink Powder red and black Map files uinl laces Sealing-Wax, -various qualities red and black Red nnd black mite and office waters Shining sand in papers Hack Gamimin.’Talilrs Dice mid- plating cards ’Roger's Penknives on Cants Du dp silver-sled do Tvor)*hanJled desk knives Do folders and paper ilu Chessmen, ivory find hone, rations ptl cot Pink Tape, double fengili Murrocco Travcllipg Port Folios, with ink stands Desk port folios nidi blottingpapor. va rious sizes Battledores and Hlmttlccncks Maiking Types No’s. I, 2,3, 4, 5 and U. Drawing colours, Reeves' and othors.Jii boxes nf I, 2, and 3 ion. Do In boxes with lock, drawers, saucers, &c. complete Colons in cakes India Rubber in cakes and bellies -Crayon paper, various linis Lead peni'ils, Mhlilletoii’s, Sewatl’s, Artists and Architect. Red lead pencil. Gold paper Pocket bouks, wallets and curd cases Slates, various sizes Do inorruccu frames Sand boxes, lig. vit and box wuoil l’oooce and pounce buses Runnel boards Ebuuy round ami lint rulers, all sizes Co.oa do do do do Checks and cheek books on all the Ranks of the oily Envelope paper • Log do Gill edge visiting card. India ink best quality Dividers, Gunter’s scales Cuses of mulhemutical instruments I’niellel rules liflarinus sizes Rlank cards for printing. Si.c. &c. Bills uf Lading on fuliu post or letter sheet Putroons receipts, Fleam limit receipts, -Dray bills, rates of uliuifugo and sior- hge, Custom House Entries, Deeds, Mortgages nrtd Blanks of alt kinds. BOOK BINDING. Blank Rooks ruled Cod bound toiputtern in the best manner. PRINTING in all ils vuriety—books, pamphlets, cards hand bills, blanks, &c. at the shulicst ho- tice. nnv 27 211 flll; Town Property for Sate. A corner Lot In an eligible situation, with a commodious dwelling calculated for a Hoar ding House. Now un rent at 2200 per annum. .... A half Lot, near the centre nf th<* city, with a neatly finished nnd convenient two story divciliug Utilise and good out build- *" a large and v.lnable corner Lot ln Yniiincrnw, with iho Improvements, consis ting of a two .lory dwelling House ana out buildings. *tso A rateable tract of about 900 acres land, within four miles oftheOiiy. Part lias been cleared, and cultivated III Cotton, Rice and provisions. Apply to JAMES EPPINGRR. nnv 10 Notice. O tiORGA, Chatham Oomrtv n the Honorable the Justices o/ifc-?* /error Court of Chatham County .,{( Ordinary purposes!— J «n 10 nl !'. ,h!)m 11 m «y concern. Whereas,Thomas Askew, Execuin. , the estate of James J. Tipplns iLThl. f tltioned the said Justuses to be dlichamEa from Ills said Exociitors hip. * 8Ci These are therefore to cite nnd ndw,- Ish allend singular tlio kindred .nfSj tors or the said dee. to file their obiesthn! (If anythey have) in tlio Clerk’s office Sf the Court ofOrdinary orsnid County , before the 7th day of January next, otb.! wise letters dlsmissory will be granted k the petitioner. b CU 10 Witness the Hon. Ellas Fort, one of iu Justices of tbo said Court M S,,!!? noli the 7th day of July a. D thousand oight hnndred and tw. M , nine. I' S. Mr BOND, c, e. July 7 * A LL persons Having demand, against theeslate cfMrs. Eliza Patterson, dec are requested to present them duly attested, and those indebted to said dec. to make payment to WM. WILLIAMS, Adm’r. nnv 10 4I9H Chichester & Scranton, MEi.CHANTT\ILOR.“, Sqrth Tlnsl ComeroJ young's Iiuilding«, H AVE mill are leutlviug by the late arrlfiiVs from New York and l’lilln- ■Inlphia, a linjidsoine assortment uf season able Ready Made Clothing, CONSISTING ", •Dress and Frock * «»4 TUI,COATEES, PANTALOONS, VESTS, MiirKlIamb kerchiefs, Cravuts, Slocks, Hosiery,Men’s, Ymull’s and Children’s Morocco nnd Cloth C \PS,La(llcs’dt Gentlemen’s CLOAKS Ac. Ac. Together with a Splendid Assortment ol FASHIONABLE CLOTHS, C’ASl- 1IERE8 AND VESTINGS, which they nro prepared In make to order ill f.ishiuuable st* le, at short notice, oet 13 Notice. F OUR month* after tlale, application will he made to tha Hun. tlio JuMi ecu of tlio Inferior court of Emanuel conn 1V« for leave to Tell all the real citato of Janie*I. Auder*on for the benefit of the heirs & creditor j. TUOS. WINNEY. sopt 20 Notice. P ERSONS ha vine; demands against the estate of the InLe Edward Wil liams of Screven comity will present them duly attested and those indebted to said cs late will make payment to WM. II. SCRUGGS, Ad mV, oct81 219 «<—i— Leghorn • Hats. 4 CASES Bolivar Hats *=* Just received per ship Floriaii, anil for sale by TVH FRENDF.flGAST, No 8 Si HUibluns* Block. or.t'21 Finch & VVarland, DliAl’KfiS ASP TAILORS. MAUKKT sqUAiin. T ENDER lliclr sincere IhnnksIntlicii friend, mill llic public gcucrallr fur pan favors, mill very respectfully solicit nnnlinmitinn Uf p.itrnusgc. They have received null nro receiving fresh and handsome niuortment of .Ul’KRIOIt SUPKBFIKK FASIIIUNaIILK Cloths, Cassimcre8, Vest ings, 4*e. Sic. AMO ’On hand an extensive assortment of F»*hionalde Rendv Made Clothing * O Consisting of Frock Foals, t’nailccs. Vests, Paiii.iluous, Sliiits, Cloaks, Ac. ALSO, splcntlhl assortment of Fancy articles such ns Crarals. (of the very latest styb ,) Stocks, Hosiery, (llores,Handkerchiefs, Ac. Ac. Ac. N. B —-The very latest New York. Lon don Philadelphia Fashions nre received, nod their customers may depend An having their garments made in a style tint tn be excelled by nny, and at the slimiest possi ble notice, and on such terms as caiiiiol rail lu please. Oct 27 215 • o. c. c, G EORGIA Chatham Coum>w the Hon. the Junius of the )„/■„! Court of Chatham County sitUn* j u ' tm ,. nary ywr/iosM. 7 i all whom it may conetrn. Whereas, E. 8. Rees anil m Rice, administrators nf Thomas Dice a, ceased- has .petitioned the said court ,» be discharged from t.elr Admtniaftniorshii. These are therefore to cite nnd ndnn,n‘ ish all nnd singular tho kindred Acmlit 0 „ of inid deceased to file their objection! i! any they havcjto the.granting of the disnlL snry tin the estate of the deceased to n, applicants in the Clerk’s nffico or the Court, on or before tho 7lh dny of J ln next; (itltcrwise letters ilismlssory will granted. Witness the lion. Elias Fort, c*.i the Justices of the snid Court Hi, •, day of July, A. D. 1020. S. M. BOND. c. c. b. c.c july 7 ♦ G EORGIA, Chatham County—B, the Honorable, the Justices fifth ferior Court nj .Chatham County, dm,, fur ordinary purposes, ' ' ' - ail wiiom it may enneern. Whereas, William Williams, ap|ilicif aI letters of administration on the estate anil oficcts of John SJiaw. Hie younger, |at co f Savaumili, deceased, in behalf of the litiu and creditors. These nre, therefore, to cite nnd mtmoi). jsh nil nnd singular, the kindred nnd cied- itors of the said deceased to file llielr uliiec. lions, if uny they hnve, in the clerk * of. •tee of said court, un or before the lit day of December next, otherwise letters administration will ho granted. Witness tl’i Hon Elias Fort, nnoofths Justices of the said court at Savannah, tl St si day of Oct, A I) 1829. S M BOND, 6 c o c c. oct 31 ~» Exports for November, A H E ready for delivery in subscribers zSl at the lloakstnro nf sffA F.O IIGIA,tiliathnrn County—Jln ffiJT Hon. the Justices of the Inferior Cr of Chatham County, sitting fir ordtmr. purposes To all whom it may bhiicerh. Whereas,Rithurl Habersham has applid I., the IFiin the Court of Ordinary ol Clin- ham County fur Letters of Administration with tlio wifi annexed, urt the. estate L clliicts nf Joshua Ward, late ul South Ce rnlina deceased, Tltesu are, therefore, to cllo and .uhiit- ttish nil ami singular .the kindred ami a dittos.-if the said deceased, tn file tlieiro! ections (if nny they have) In tho Clerk’s 1 Dffice of tho snid Court, on or before Its | 21st slay of Dec. next, otherwise leltrnd administration will be granted to the su) J applicant, ' Witness the tlon EH. a Furl, one oft), Justices of the said court nt.Suvunnabt.’ 21st day of Nov. A. D.1U2!). S. MiflOND, c. eo.ee. nov 21 * tlen 1 T M. DRISCOLL. C l EORGIrt—Challinm t.’nuuty fli, .M" the Honorable the Justices of the In trior Court of Chatham County sitting To nil whom it may contcrn Whereas. Ilczeklali laird adininistriilnt of the estate uf William Craig late of Cam den County. Physician deceased, lias peti tioned the said court to bo dismissed from tire said Administration. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tile kindred and creditors of the said deceased to file their objections (if any they bate) in the clerk’s office of the Court of Ordinary of said county mi or hef ire the second day of April next other wise letters disuiLsory will e granted to the pel'uinnci. Witness the Honorable Elias Port one of the Justices of the said cunit at Savnd- nnli, the second day of Nov. A. D. 1828. S. M. BOND, o, Oi o. c. c- imv 2 • ■ Negro Shoes, &c S*> Tj PACKAGES—consisting _H_ Men’* Hoots, HootLkh, »Siiok« and Humps. A 1.80 I.ndib*, Bovs and Children’s Sho r .s 4 AND 40 dozen Lead Pencils. For salo low at LUTHER’S nrt - 7 Exchange Ofirr, G EORGIA. Chatham County—By the Hon. the Justices of the Infcrioi Court of Chatham County, sitting for Or dinary jrurposes. To nil whom it may concern. Whereas, R. VV. Ilabeisham, Adminis trntor, of tho estate of Alexander Ifnlfbr) rliani.late of Savannah, deceased, l/ns po- tilinned the said justices In lie di'acliarged from his snid ntbninisfrnlnrshlnj These nre llicrelbre to ef’b and admon ish all and singular the Vtiidrcd and cred itors of the said der.. io file thelrohjections (ifany they have) In the Clerk’s office of the Court p.f Ordinary on or before thu 3d day of • April next, otliertvlso letters diinpAsory will be granted to the petition bt. Witness the lion. Elias Fort, one of the justices of the said Court at Savannah llic 3d day of Oct. A.1). 1823. ocIS S.M. ItOND.b. U. o.ti, c. .FiXccntor’s Sale. On the .first Tuesday in Janunuj next. W ILL he *nld before the Coini hi»u*p in Effin&hntn enumy between tin usual boms of sale. The following seven negroes,Nancy nnd her child,. Simon, Billy, Tlvy, I'rauU, betxey belonging lo thu esiate of Mathuv. Ralm, doc. Sold by order of the Inferior Court of Efli.tiglia.tn county,-for u division nmor.g iho hciis. - JNO. O. RAIJN, Ex*oi. ijsb. li . Est. M-iibbw Ralm, deo. ■? Notice. X9AWV, SAVANNAH I.IBKARY. will ^ r w- ho opened HnrjinDvr nn 'iSiesday, Tluiisdiiy iijid S.iturday in each week from to ft o’clock, I*. M. •WM MOREL, Librarian. or! 17 tf»7i Osu^mi’gs am! Cotton Ragging. fff if? PIFCEb Dniinn Ragging & 5 hid t Osnallukus Just received per brffi^L’uurler. and fm sale low at •’ M. PRF/NDEriOAS’P’w ' A'o3Alf(»ihhun's Range.- -bu-w ■ - ' p g~T EOROIA, (.iboriy County-B; V*' Hon. the Justices of tlie.hje. Court of Liberty County, sitting for orfr- nnty purposes To all whom it may concern. Whereas, Messrs Moses IV. IVsr I Eugene Bacon, apply for loners of admin-1 istrafion of the goods nnd chattels, ligis and credits that n ero of Thomas li«« late of said county tletfio. These aro theiefnre to cite and nrlinor ish all and singular the kindred end credi tors of the said deceased to file tlieir objrt linn, (ifany they h.avojtih mj office r Ricckorn, on or beforo llic firsi Mendiyi January next, ritlieiwise Idlers oil' ministrallou will lie granted lo die > applicants. - Wiini'ss tins Hon. Wm I. Wat ,.f tho Judges uf the Court of Orilim said County, this 1st day ofOee. i 1820. E. BAKER, c.c.o. i.e • dec 4 ■ . ^■eOIUJIA, Chatham CcuiilH! XJT the Hon the Justices oflhilsfi' Court of Chatham County,sitting ft’ n a:ry purposes. To all whom it may concern. Whereas Thomas Y Lee, hsnfm to the Honornhlo tho Court ofOrdinsrf'* Chatham coiinty for letters of lion oil the ostutcand effects of 0M«« r ’f’lteie are therefore to cite and rfwjj ish,all,and singular the kindred otw t( tors of Iho said dec’d lo file tlieir objec» (if any tliev have) to the pintiUnii ” , ndiniifistraiioii of theeslate of the to the applicant in the Clerk’s-olW' the said court, on oi before jho2it«- J lice, next, otherwise letters of admt»» linn wili ho granted. ^ Witness the lion. John Gift® "!l.J of tlio j' slides of snid court, the 25111“ 1 Nuvemher A. D. t«2n. g. M.BPND, tt.c;®. c ’‘ Q EOItGIA—Clralliair. bulimy—By the Honorable thr. Justices of llic hi fc idr Court’ of Chatham county tilting foe ordinary purposes; ’l'o all whom it may concern. Whereas tfen. Milieu, has applied to tlio Honorable the Court of Oiilinary of Chnlhnin comity for letters dlsmi«<jQ®. •uitlio estate & cll'ects.of Jno L Soahrouk fate of said County, deceased. These me therefore to cite nnd admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased tefile tliejretihiectiiins (if any they liavojjo,tlio granting of llm letters (ILmissnry on ine estate of the deceased lo the apjilicaul in the Clurk’B nlliee of the -aid Court, oii.orheforo Ilia 20th day of Dee. next; otherwiso letters d(smissory. will he graifgd. VVitncsa the Honornhlo Elias Fort, one of tile Judges of said Court,the 20th i)av of June, A.D. 1829. ju.no <0 S?;m, RQND l «,3 b nnv 25 4 1 EtllltllA, l'.llinghum tUTf/re lion, the Justices of fhe Wa Court ofBJftngham county slmgj 0 ' tuiry purposes. 'l’o all whom it may concern* J Whovens, Jno G. Jtuhn Ji/xecu of thecstate of M-nJieiv Rjltndec. J illloiied the said Justices to bo IVom his said cxeciitprshtp. These aretlierclbre taertomi l all and slugularthe km; red (It of said deceased to file their any they have) te the gMnnn^ j’.pf er of the said pof tione; in- • ® ,|, t flee of tlio snid Cmnt, on or N day nr Nov next, otherivise lc«“' soi v Will be granted, . , jjft- Wltncss the lion- J " ' liili.iW® tlio Justices of said. coutt the Mi,y; ^O.nN(M!AnLTO!Vf.r’“' t ' r '- diof.o