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’ * Notice. *
KiMkTIMB months after date application *
FvJJI be made to the court of ordinary
yW. of Riohmand county, for leave to sell one
lundivided fifth par* of a tract of land id
|H Oglethorpe county, on Long creek, ad
joining land ofWm. Baily and other#, con-
III’;; mining fourteen hundred and fifty acres,
uJIL lie the same more or leas belorging to Per
HI&;' dinand V. Burdell. a minor-, to to be sold
■IN for the benefit of said minor
• jv, John Phinizy, Guardian.
P January 10. 1838 m9m
Hi ■ Notice.
XfINE montha after date application
|| Ks iM w iH be made to the Court of Ordin-
J|] nry of Clark county, for leave to sell one
(~r undivided fifth part of a tract of land in
Oglethorpe county, on Long creek, adjoin
, ■ ing lands of Wm Baily and others, con
taining fourteen hundred and fifty acres,
be the same more or less, belonging to
I* 1 ] ■ rite orphans of Marco Phinizy, dec. to be
: ( |« -v, told for th« benefit of said orphans.
Jacob Phinizy, Guardian.
January 10, 1822 m9m
W’ Notice.
months after dale application will
be made by me <o the honorable lire
K* , court of Ordinaly of Binke county, I<t
,ii' leave to sell a part of th-- real estate of
■'p John Thompson, deceased, for the beneli'
•f the heirs and enditn -s of said '-state.
TftbUha'ThompsoD, adiu’x.
1 1,’- February 4, 1822
, ]NINE Months after date application
iffl Wi be made to the honorable the justices
of the Inferior court of Burke county
'I when sitting f<ir ordinary purposes, for
(leave to sell the whole of the real « state
of Solomon Daniel, late of said county,
deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said deceased.
' ts Britton L. Pierre,
(Administrator with the will annexe
November 15, 1821 ——n,9m
H Notice.
XJ INR Months after date hereof appli
* . ll cation will be’made to the honorable
the court of Ordinary for Colombia coun
ty, for leave to sell twenty thousand acres
(of land in the county of Montgomery, the
same being part of the real estate of Za
doc Magtuder, deceased—to be sold for
the bi nefit of the heirs and creditors of
Said deceased.
George Magrder, ndmV.
| Trese Magrder, adm’x.
July 2, 1821 m9m
f • months after date application
!j J,u will be wade to the honorable Inf,.-
ijior court of L-ncoln county, for h ave to
Hell all the real estate of James Landers,
dec with the widows dower in it, the
land lying on Wray's creek in sui, 1 county
John H VVnlker, adm’r,
November 12, 1821 m9m
Notice.
I TV’ INE months aftei date application will
j| JL v be made to the honorable the Court
of Ordinary of Columbia county, for leuv,
to sell ninety.three acres of land, more or
less, lying in Columbia county, belonging
| to the estate of Allen 11. Jones, deceased.
| and to be sold for the benefit of the heirs
j; i and crediioisof said dee'd.
Thos. Dooly, } . ,
Hich’ci Jones, \ a m s '
Miy 13, 18 .2 in9inp
Notice.
INE months after date, application
wi'l be made to the Hon. the Inferior
Court, of Columbia County, when setting
lor Ordinary purposes, tor leave to sed
the real estate of Edward Prather, dec
late oft said County, sold for the. benefit
of the heirs and creditors of said deceas
i
Win. Magruder, }
Stephen Hoge. 5
Marcli 4. 1822 n 9m
N otire.
IL' INE months aliei date application
jl v will be made to the honorable the
Court of Ordinary of Warren county, for
Ica.-e to sell the vtai estate of 3cimam
Tucker, deceased, for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors of said deceased
Frances H. 'Pucker, adm’x-
U m. H. Hundley, adm’r.
May 16. 1822 in9m
Notice.
NINE months after date application
will be made to the honorable the
Inferior court of Lincoln county, w hen
sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to
•ell all >he real estate of Ruth Williamson,
deceased; sold for the Benefit o! the heirs
And creditors.
James Wadsworth, ndm’r.
Marco 25, 1822——-m9tn
i
Notice.
NINE months alter date application will
be made to the honorable the Inte
rior court of Columbia county, when sil
ting for ordinary purp»s-s, for leave to
•ell the real estate of D. Pace, Sen'r. de
ceased, for the bent fit of the heirs and
■reditors.
Thomas Pace, rxV.
. April 8, 1832 .- 9m
t
Notice.
XTINE months after t.a e application will
b« niad>- to the honorable the Justices
«T the luferioi court .if the Countv of Scriv
•it, while sitting for oidma, y putposa, IWi
hive to sell all the real estate belonging
to the estate of the la e Daniel Howell,
*• i»V deceased, for the purpose of mak
lr.tr • division among the heirs of said de
ceased.
Thos. H. Burns,
L in right of his wife.
March U, 1888—... m9m
Notice.
NINE month Ltt r late, application
will he made to the Honorable the
Inferior Court of Richmond County, for
leave to aell a Tract of La> d in Columbia
County on the waters of Kiokee Creek
adjoining Lands of Shackelfoid, M'Ltan
and others, and whereon Na.haniel P ai
rie now lives, containing 260 3-4 acr s,
more or less, the same being a part of
the real estate of Lindsxt Coleman, dt c
to be sold for the benefit o the heirs and
creditors.
B. H. Warren.
Administrator.
July 18 m9m
“ notice^
Nine Months after .late hereof appli
cation will b«- made to the horn'rahli
the Inferior Court, for the County of
Burke, while sitting for Ordinary purp ■
ses, for leave to sell part of a tract of Land
belonging t-> Elizabeth Pearce, daugtt
of J hit Pearce, deceased, for the benefit
of the heir
Hubert Pearce, Guard’a.
July 18- m 9 .
N oti<*e
NINE month- sft< r date application wi 1
he mad. to tnc honoiable Inferiu
Court of Burke county, for L' tt< r- D so'is
so;y from the est it • of '*• ill »-m Dunn
sen’r. deceased.
David Murray,
Admi- istrator of Wm. Dunn, sen’r,
July B——6m
UrpT l\L NO PICK.
AN ACT for the relief of |ha officers, vo.
lunteers, and other persons, engaged in
the late campaign against the Seminole
Indians.
Re it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United ' tales
of America in Congress assembled, That
any officer, volunteer, cavalry, or
other persons, engaged in the campaign
of one thousand eight hundred and eigh
teen, against the Seminole Indians, who
has sustained damage by reason of the
loss of any horse or horses, which, in con
sequence of the government of the Uni
ted Sta’cs failing to supply sufficient for
age, while engaged in said service, died,
or ware unavoidably abandon' <1 and lost,
shall be allowed and paid the value there
of
Sec 2. And b* it further enacted. That
said offic' rs, volunteers, and rangcis, ca
valry, or other persons, for the loss of a
ny necessary equipage of said horse, or
horses, or for any guns lost in said sei
vice, or which were left in possession of
the United States or of any officer there
of, shall be allowed and paid the value
thereof; said claims to be paid of any m-.,-
neys in the Treasury, not otherwise ap
propriated : Provided, That, if any nay*
ment shall have been made to any officer
nr soldier aforesaid, for the use andiisk,
after the death or abandonment of his
horse, inch amount shall he jded'ioted
from the value theieof, unless said officer,
or suldiei, shall show that he was re
mounted, in which case the dednrunn
shall only extend to the time such officer
in soldier served on foot : And provided
alto. That, if any payment shall hare been
made to any officer or soldier, on account
of clothing, such payment shall be de
ducted from die value of his hnrse or ac
coutrements; .dial provided fit 'iher, Thai
no claim shall be allowed under the pro
visions of this act, until proper evidence
shah have been received by the account
i g officer, from the company to which
the claimants shall have belonged, show
mg the number of horses lost in said com
puny, in manner aforesaid, the time when
lost, and the name of the owner.
Sec- 3. And be it further enacted. That
the accounting officer of the Treasury-
Department, shall audit and settle those
claims under such rules and regulations
as the President of the United States may
prescribe.
PHILIP P. BARBOUR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN GMLLARD,
President of the Senate, pro tempore.
Washington, May 4, 1822—Approved
JAMES MONROE.
Trkasirt Department,
Third Auditor's Office, 2b</l May 1822.
Claimants underUhe fori going act, are
hereby notified, that their claims are to b»
transmitted to this office for settlement:—
that no claim can be allowed till the evi
dence cadet, for by th" last proviso in the
said ac. shad be received at this office :
that Pie evidence thus culled for, is to be
cun; ained in a r >d o* each company, sworn
to by the commanding officer thereof, it
alive, or it dead, by the next surviving
officer, and which must be accompanied
by proof of the value ol each hti'-se lost:
that to substantiate a claim for eq dpuge
or tci any gun, or guns lost, there will he
required the certifies e of the officer, or
surviving officer commanding the claim
an’ at the time the loss whs sustained,
proving such toss, that it happened with
out any fault or negligence on the part of
the owner, and the value of the article, or
ardeles lastthat for a gu i, or guns, left
in possession ol ’he United States,or of
an officer thereof, there will be required
Uhecertificate of the officer of the Uni
ed Slates, under whose charge, or to
whom the same was, or were left, or de
livered, proving the fact, and the value of
such gun, or guns that every claim
must be accompanied by a deposition of
die claimant, stating that he has not re
ceived from any officer, or agent of the
United States, any horse, or horses, equi
‘"‘K 6 . £t*n» or guns, (as the case may be,)
in lieu of such as he shall have lost, nor a
ny compensation for the same j and by
proof that the claimant is the identical
i erson who sustained the loss; and that
all evidence, except the certificat. sos of
ficers who at the time of giving them wt re
in the military s« rvice of the United
States, must be sworn to befo.e some
judge, justice of ,he peace, or other per
son duly authorized to administer oaths,
and of which authority proof should ac
company the evidence.
Pftter Auditor.
Editors of newspapers in the states of
Tennessee and Georgia, authorized t > pub
lish the laws of the United States, are re
quested to publish the foregoing adver
tisement three times a week for one
month.
June 13— - etwitr.
AtVena Temple
HIS Institution is under he direction
iO Elisha W. Chester, Esq. a graduate
ot Middlebury Col ege, ass.sted by Miss
Fish and Miss Wood ; the former, an In
structress of consideiuble experience ami
both well qualified for the duties of their
i office
The examination of their pupils took
iace on the 28. hos May The highest
anticipations of the Trustees and citizens
who attended on the occasion were more
than resized. The promptness with
which the most difficult questions were
answered in English Grammar, Arithmc ic.
Geography both Ancient and Modem,
tvhetotic, tec. evinced at once the industry
t of the pupiis and the fidelity of the In
struct icsses
The trustees of this Female Seminary,
at the commencement of the year, de
t c.aitd that it was not their intention to
putt' the Institution into notice 5 yet they
fe« i no hesitation in saying that they have
seldom wilmssed an Exan ination in winch
Girls of 'h sunn age did themselves or
■ ilieir Instructresses more credit and, alter
1 having observvdtoi six months the course
I of instruction pursued here and the de
gree of proficiency attained, we can cor.-
t kcientiously recommend Ibis Academy as
worthy of the public patronage The
healthfulness of this place and the advau
lag s which ns a village it enjoys, it is
confidi nlly hoped wil. offer sufficient in
ducements to parents to place heird&ugh
te»s in this Seminary.
Young ladies from abroad are required
to board with the Kector in his family, or
with some relative. With the exception
of Music, eveiy branch of a solid arid or
namental education may be here acquired.
1 At the close of the next vacation, it is in
b tended to adopt in the Academy a more
regular and systema ic course of educa
tion turn i<« generally pursued in similar
• Institutions The vacations are so arrang*
1 erl that the Rector is seldom on the cir
r on it during the term.
' tiis professional duties, therefore, in
terfere but little with his attention to the
’ government and superintendance of the
; Acad. my.
Musks Waddel,
A S. ('.LArron, I Trustees of the
J. Nisbit, V Athens Female
• Jso A. ( obi, * Academy.
• A. Hull. J
Athens, Geo. June 27,1822 6m
t “
; University of Georgia, ?
r Athens, Him June, 1822 j
T
f IHE examination of the presem senior
. cla«s will begin or. Monday the Bth of J -
i ly next, in the College Chapel, on winch
. occasion the Trustees of the University
are particula. )y requested to attend The
. Hai •ents an.. Guardians ol the Candidates
r for Collegiate Ho. ors, and Literary Gen
, tlemen in general, are invited to be pie
4 sent.
1 On Thursday the first day of August,
, the Semi AiinUrd Examination of the
. Freshman Class will iaki place ; —On Fii
-1 dav lh« 2d, the Sophomore Class will b--
examined; —On Satnruay the 3d. the Can-
I didales for Admission into College from
1 the Preparatory School, will be examin
: edOn Sunday the 4th, a Commence
mcn< Su monwili be delivered in the Cha
pel. On Monday tin s’h, the Junior Class
will be examined;—On Tuesday the 61b,
the Junior Class will deliver otigmal Ora
lions, and on Wednesday the 7th will be
the Annual Commencement.
By order,
A $ bury Hull,
Sec. of the University of Geo.
Editors of newspapers thivugb
outthe State, who are friendly to the in
terests ~f the College, will confer a favor
on it, and the community in gen ral, by
giving 'he above a few conspicuous inser
tions in their respective papers.
A. HULL.
June 17———
Administrator’s Sale.
WILL be sold «.i the first Tuesday in
August next, at the court-house
door at Appling, Columbia county, be
twren the us-, al hours,
20,000 Acres of land lying
in Mon'gonu ry county, b. longing 10 t .e
estate of Z.d.ick Magruder, and sold for
he benefit of the heirs and cedi tors of
said deceased
George Magrndcr,
A.lm’i for seif, and
Tresea Magruder,
Aunumsiratnx.
June 6 tds
1—
: Verv Yu I liable
; Real Estate for Sale, within
12 mdes of august a,
■ I OFFER for sale my Valuable tract of
i Land, lying on the road ieailingfrom Au
gusta to Washington, distant from the
former about 12 miles, containing four
t hundred Acres of prime Upland, well a
-1 dapted to growing Corn or Cotton, situ
ated in a healthy, and respectable neigh
-1 borhood. Tub tract has several orchards
which bear as fine fruit as the country at
' fords.
Presuming none will purchase without
’ examining, it is thought unnecessary to
en'er into particulars. But persons wish
ing health and line land are requested to
call. Terms can be made known by np
plying on the premises to the subscriber,
or to John Gashin, or Hays Uowdre, in
Augusta.
J W Beall.
June 20 ts
JmTTTttt
H ILL BE SOLD,
' Im the Town of .rppling, Columbia
County, on tin first Tuesday in Septem
ber next, between the usual hours of sale,
the remaining part of the personal pro
' perty of John VV Ligon. deceased. Con
■ sisting of a Valuable Library, two Trunks,
• &c> Terms on the day S,|
J Uriah Harris,
teeeutor to the Will.
Jkdjr 18———tds.
Georgia. THrh trend county
November Term, 1821,
Present, the lion. John U. Mostoumebi,
Judge.
The Planter** Bank of"\
the State of Georga, 1
Assignees of Barna I Petition for Fore
Me Kune, V closure,
vs. j
James B. Lafitte, and |
four Lots in Augusta. J
RULE NISI.
Upon the Petition of the Planters
Bank, of the state o- Georgia, praying tht
the foreclosure of the equity of rerterr.p
lion in and tocertain Lots, in the county
and slate aforesaid, know n in the plan ol
Lots laid out at tlie upper end oi Bra.
street, in Augusta, by Daniel St urges,
Surveyor General, on the twenty-eighth
day oi February, one thousand eight hun
-1 dred and eighteen, and lying on the uortu
side of Bread s' reel, as numbers one, tw •>,
' eleven and twelve, each containing thirty
feet front on said Broad street, (number
one excepted,) which contains on Broad
5 street, twenty-two and a half-feet, and on
Jones Street, thirty feet, being the same
on that, (Jones street) as the other th»tt
Lots; which said Lots v ere mortgaged by
Jan.es B Lafitte to Barna McKium, on the
first day of July, one thousand eight hum
’ ured and eighteen, to secure the payment
us the sum of three thousand six hum
| dred and seventy-two dollars and fifty
cents, with interest, at one, two and .hree
years, two thousand four hundred and
tony eight dollars and thirty-two cents,
I with interest theieon, being now due ano
. unpaid to the said Planters Bant—
And now at this term, upon the. motion
1 ofThomas Flournoy, in behalf of the Plain
>:ff: It is ordered, tlia* the piincpal in
terest & cost due on said mortgagebe paid
nto Court, within twelve months from
the date hereof, or from thenceforth ti.t
equity of redemption will be forever bar
red and foreclosed, and the mortgaged
premises will be disposed of as the law
direcis.
And it s further ordered, that ihis Rule
be published in one of the public Gaz
ettes of this place, al least once in even
month, until the time appointed for pay
".ent, or served on the Mortgi-gor, or
his special agent at least six mouths, pre
vious to the time the money is directed to
be paid.
(Taken from the Minutes.)
John SI. Mann, Clerk.
Clerk’s Office, /
13th Nov. 1821. 5
Nov 15
GEORGIA, J IN THE SUPERIOR
Scriven County 5 COUR 1
April Term, 1822.
RULE NISI.
IT appearing to the Court, upon the pe
tition of James Bilbo, that he is pos
scssed of a deed of mortgage for au tha
ract of land consisting of several tracts,
cmp' ising in all, by survey, eleven hun
dred acres, more or less, commonly known
by the name ol Hudson’s Mills, or Hud
son’s Ferry, bounded by laiuls of the fol
lowing persons to wtTo the east by
iands of Richard Scruggs or James Green
now, deceased; to the west by lands of
James Greenhow, deceased, and Richard
Scruggs; to the north by Savannah Hivei;
.« he. south by lands of Francis Lunday,
Benjamin Daly and William Thorn 5 all
situate and bi tup in the county of'Scriv
en and State of Georgia, 9hi£h deed was
ugned, sealed and delivered to the said
James Hilbo by lames Hudson, on the se
cond day of August eighteen hundred
ami eleven ; and which deed contains a
condition to be void, if the said Janua Hud
son, his heirs, executors, administrators,
or assigns, should faithfully pay to the
said James Bilbo, his executors, adminis
iratm-s, or assigns, the sum of one thou
sand dollars, according to the true intent
and meaning of a certain Bond of the said
Janies Hudson, bearing even date with
tae said mortgage, duly made and execut
ed by the said James Hudson, to the said
James Bilbo, for the penal sum of two thou
sand dollars, conditioned for the paytnem
of the said sum of one thousand dollars;
and the s.-.id James Bi.bo praying ;o h-ve
the Equity of Redemption of the mortgag
ed p.emises foreclosed, in terms < f the
Act of the General Assembly in such cases
made and provided—lt is ordered, that
the prayer of the petitioner be granted,
unless the whole amount of principal, in
terest and cost due on th<- said Bond aod
Mortgage be paid into court within twelve
months, or good ca se shewn to the con
trary;—lt is further ordered, that this
rule be published once a month for twelvt .
months in one of he public gaze tes <f
this State.
A true extract taken from the minu'es
this 16'h day of April. 1822.
Sea torn Goodall, el’k.
April 29, 1822——ml2m
Georgia—Columbia County.
IN THE INFERIOR COURT.
Thomas W, Battle,)
vs. f RULE jVISI
James Bracewell. j
U PON the petition ofThomas W. Battle,
stating that he was in possession of four
promissory notes for twen y five dollars
each, given by James Bracewell of Law
rence County; and tbai the same have
been Inst or mislaid, and having filed in
the Inferior Court Office the documents
thereto relating, in conformity to the stat
ute of this State, and the rules of Court
in such cases made and provided, and
praying the usual rule. It is therefore or,
dered, that all persons concerned, do
shew cause on or before the first aay of
next term of this Court, why the prayer
of the petitioner should not be granted
and it is further ordered, t at this rule be
published in one or more of the public
Gazettes of this State, once a month till
ihe time of shewing cause thereon.
(Taken from the Minutes.)
Feb 7 H. LAMAR. CVk. J. C.
*3- TO RENT, ~
A COMFORTABLE dwelling house,
situated in a pleasant part of the city, un
til the first day of October next. Posses
sion given Ist April.—Apply at this office
or to Messrs. Brewster & PttKdß>
March 29 ts
Georgia, Richmond Supe
rior Court.
November Term , 1821.
Present, the Hon. John H. Mobtoomsm
Judge.
The Planters* Bank, ol'J
the State of Georgia,
Assignees of Barns Petition for Fore
McKinne, > closure.
VI.
Two Lots ot Land in
Augusta.
RULE NISL
Upon the Petition of the Planters
Hunk, of the state of Georgia, praying the
foreclosure of the equity of redemption,
in and t«, twe lots ot land, in the county
unci state, aforesaid, and city of Augusta,
inthoplan of lo's laid out at the upper
eud ot Broad atreet, in said city of Augus,
ta, by Daniel Slurges, Surveyor General
on the twenty-eighth day ot February
on-, thousand eight hundred A eighteen
lymg on the south side ot Broad street
as numbers fifeeu and sixteen, containing
thirl) feet each, from on said Broad-street,
and t xlending-back to Ellis street; which
said lots of land were mortgaged on the
first day ot July, om tliousartdeight hun
dred and eighteen, b) Patrick McDowah,
in his life liane, to llama McKinne, to se
cure the payment of the sum ot fifteen
hundred and twenty-seven collars and a
half, which said mortgage, the said Barna
McKinee, assigned to the Planters’Bank,
of the state of Georgia, on the twenty
ninth of July, one thousand eight hun
dred and nineteen, upon which there is
now due the sum of five hundred and nine !
doMars and seventeen cents, besides inter*
esls as is stateo.
And now, upon motion of Thomas
Flout noy, attorney for said Bank: It is or
dered, that the principal, interest and
costs due on said mortgage be paid into
Court within twelve month's from the date
hereof, or the equity of redemption in
the said mortgaged premises, will be for
eve<. foreclosed, and the said lots will be
disposed of, as the law directs
And it is further ordered,,that this Rule
be published in one of the Public Ga
ettesof this state, at least once in every
month until the time appointed for pay
ment, or served on the mortgagor or his
special agent, at least six montits previous
10 the time, the money is directed to be
paid.
(Taken from the Minutes.)
John 11. Mann. Clerk.
Clerk’s Office, >
13th Nov 1821 3 Nov. 15 ml2m
Georgia, Richmond Superior
Court,
November Term, 1821.
Present the Hon. John H. MbntoomjiEl
Judge.
The Planter’s Bank of V
the State ot Georgia, j
Assignees of Barna ) Petition for Fore*
M'Kmne, > closure,
vs. i
Adam Hutchison, and 1
four Lots of Land J
rule msi
Upon tire petition of tb« Planter’s
oank of the State of Georgia, praying
me foreclosure, ofthe Equity ot Hedemp
tion in and to four lots of Land, tying and
being in the city of Auguita, & county and
state aforesaid, known in the plan of lots
la;d out at the upper end of Broad-Street,
by Daniel Sturges, Surveyor General, on
the twenty-eighth day of February, eigh
teen hundred and eighteen, and lying on
me south side of Broad-Street, as num
bers nine, ten, eleven ar.il welve, contain
tug each thirty feet front on said Broad
Street, and extending back to Ellis-btreet,
.« by reference to said plan will more fully
appear; which said four lots of land Were
mortgaged by Adam Hutchison, »n the
first day of July, one thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen, to Barna M‘Kinne, and
by said Barna M'Kinne assigned to the
said Planter’s Bank, on the twenty-ninth
day of July, one thousand eight hundred
and nineteen, on which mortgage there
is now due twelve hundred and sixty-se
ven dollars ani a ball, with interest.
And now at this term, upon motion of
i homas Flournoy, in behalf of said Bank
It is ordered. That the irincipai, interes,
and costs due upor the said mortgage, be
paid unto court, within twelve months
from the date hereof, or the Equity of
Redemption in the said mortgaged, pre
noses will be foreclosed, and the same dis
posed of as the law dirvets. Jind it is
further ordered. That this Rule be pub*
iished in one of the public Gazettes of
ih s State at least once in every month
until the time appointed for payment, or
served on the mortgagor or his special
agent, at hast six moths previous to the
ume the money is directed to be paid.
C Taken f om the Minutes. J
John H. Mann, iTk*
Clem’s Office, 13th Nov. 1821 12m
Columbia Superior Court,
March Term, 1822.
Roger Harkins, T
vs. C Petition to Establish a
Benjamin Bell.j Lost Promissory Note.
r r
JL HE petitioner in this case having filed
his petition, seeking to establish a lost
note, together with a copy of the said lost
note as nearly as he could recollect, ac
companied also by an affidavit of the for
mer existence of the said note, and the loss
of the same; —It is ordered, that the said
petition a><d documents be affiled in the
Clerk’s office of the Superior Court, open
to the inspection of all and every person
interested therein ; and it is further order
ed, that the said lost note given by Ben
jamin Bell to the petitioner, be establish
ed in lieu ofthe original, unless the said
Benjamin Bell shaft shew cause on or be
fore the first day of the next term of this
conrt, why the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted.
Extract from the Minutes.
hummed Crawford, cl’k.
March 23, 1822- m6m
(£T 1 have appointed Mr.
TAYLOR FLEWELLIN my Attorney
during my absence from this City.
Juo. Farrington.
May 6 ■ ■ -ts Nay JO—3
Notice and Caution,
W U i E ? E^ S 1 h * Vt: been informed w
John Camochan and Peter m , S
of this City have by sundry deeds
mortgaged and assigned to
sons either their individual credit™? pe '
tors ofthe late firm of CarnoSJß*
or others, all or sundry the prm? “l lchel
farm as well as their own individual
eriy and estate consisting toS**
houses, lots, lands, stores, ware? Zll *
Ac. in Savannah and Darien in Geo,! *
the neighborhood thereof, and
with their interest or share i n “ Btr S
ofthe Lower Steam Mill
and sundry shares in the United
Bank and other Banks, »s well as
debts due to them in various place* k »
la. ds. lots, negroes Ac. in the
Florida, and pariicuJariy one 1 W JJI
of land bought of Forbes A Co layp'ft
tween the r.vei-s St. Marks and an LJ ft
la in the territory of Florida aforesaid "ft
These are hereby to caution the null
against purchasing any part of , h HU «
property or estate so conveyed, or fc ft
tfter property belonging to the saidcjft
chan A Mitchell or eitherof them as i 9
pnoi mortgages on the greatest part ikft
, of which are on record in the leEisrnlft
Savannah and Darien aforesaid J| I
Charleston, S. C. and equitable
all the property of said Jonn Carnal
and Peter Mitchell. v 'l
William Christie. I
June 10- ■ lawtf I
To U\e rub Vic. l
JCARNOCHAN and P. Milche J
• sorry to be again brought b(*|
the public by a second notice of Mr cv|
ties, who has undoubtedly claims a( /B
them which when finally iiquidatedal
the decision of the suit now pending -,!l
will try to satisfy as soon as possible tbS
after. 'ft
The deeds under which Mr. Cbr»K
claims an exclusive right to all the Z
and personal estate of Camochan Z
Mitchel, are considered as informal
just and illegal. Hence they hav e uH
brought and are still before the rJj
and other deeds have been executeiSH
recorded, conveying (be property fbrZ
use of all their creditors, Mr. ChristiZ
eluded ; without any trust or reaervJf
beneficial to C. and U. or their familiX
and if this be not agreeable to thatsH
tlentan, it must nevertheless appear jZ
and equitable to the public and allttlS
have a sense of justice. |* 1
The Trustees under the kte deediJL
anxious to sell the Lands in Florida, a, j!
ed to in the notice of Mr. C and to a; ll
the proceeds to the immediate paycaftß
of part of his demand and deposit a iifta
ciency thereof to cover all his claim, ip
ject to the decision of the Court—buE.
opposition to any reasonable sale, as P*
interested in his own right, whilst iifey
ing all parties concerned, must be b«Ev
until a sale can be made under an oni J*i
Court. |W
Savannah, June 8 | .
(£/" Editors of papers who insert I j
Christie’s notice, will please insert till '
bove until his is withdrawn, and fmt kj
their bills to this office where tbev *i!hW
promptly paid by mM
J. C. & P ll,■
June 13 —' ■ uwd LIJ
For Hale, I
A MOST desirable SUMMER R£lß
HENCE on the Sanu-Hills, neartW
branch of the Richmond Academy, u'lH
any quantity of land not exceeding ftrtH;
orififty acres. The dwelling house islsgH
commodious, and neatly finished, hannH
two stories and eight rooms, besides
sages and a garret, and a piazza on oiH
side of the building, and a portico or,ihH
other, together with ten or eleven c»iH
sortable out houses; a good garden; H
collection of the most choice Iruil tretH
grape vines, Ac. and a spring of purr #
ter within seventy or eighty yards cf iHS
dwelling house, and a spring
ply to Wm. W. Holt, Esq or the
of the Augusta Chronicie. F
May 30 ts ■
Executor’s
s I ’
\Vill~b7 Sold, 1.1
T Lincoln Court-House, on the
Tuesday in August next* within the *
al sale hours, 'ft
One tract of land contamr ■ 1
two hundred and fit -y acre*, more or It ,1
lying in the County of Early, andknc I
as Lot No 15, in the twenty-third d.st
in said county* It being the real « 1
of Jane Florence, deceased, and sold ■
the benefit of the heirs and creditors ft
said deceased, in pursuance of Bjo order ■
the Court of ordinary of the tToiinty ■
Lincoln. Terms will be a credit of i*‘ rft
months, purchaser giving bond and |||
Thomas Florence I
June 3 law4w aft
Executor’s Sale* fl
ll' ILL be sold at Applmg,
II count; - o-i thifirst Tuesday
{ember next, three hundred acr v;"
on Big Kiokee Creek, adjoining
and Ci.lbreath, bnl niging to the '
Ambrose Jones, dec. —solil by an • '■||C
court for the benefit o f tbe Deira
ceased. —Terms of sale, one and t»* *
credit , IV
Archer Avery, eM W
July 8 w9tp
UNAt NOTICK. B
PERSONS in the Country
the Chkoniccb Offici,
firms of Kean A Charlton, and 0 ■ .
Duyckinck A Charlton, are m*> Ba
the subscriber will shortly, w*’.
time, wait upon them, with R> I f
live accounts. rr ~ I S
John K. K«> I I
Juna S i3t
(tf* The books
bovt concerns are in the
B. T. Duyckinck, at ibetluon £ Ift
He will receive any payments ft
tendered in August®* T p JCI ft
June fi—• I