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e-d, and the ir.noccnt saved. When he was that the invoice now prori'.*rd, cc exhibits the
jlJe ti) move, his friends insisted on his quit- artunl cost, (if purchased,) or f;,; r market value,
tine the country and never returning. He i time o, times, and
accordingly travelled by night* Portsmouth, Le
where he entered on hoard a man of w ar chandise, all the charges thereon, and no other or
nit the point of sailing for a distant part of different discount, bounty, or drawback, but such
rite world, and as he changed Ins name and j “ has been actually allowed outlie same
dis
uised his person, his melancholy story j Otoner’r Oat/t, in cases vlu-t goods, wares, or mcr-
neter was discovered. After a few yeats of , . . „
service, during which his exemplary conduct ' firm) , hat the ’ e^nTw delivered by'me to the
was the cause of hts promotion through the Collector of
chandise have been actually purchased,
mnlyamj truly (swear or nf-
now delivered by
contains a just and ti ueac
intended in the invoice of said coed:', wares,
merchandise, the Secretary of the Treasury shall
op, and he is hereby, authorised, if he shall deem
it expedient, to admit the same to an entry : I'rovi-
f'edy I hat the consignee, importer, or agwil) shall,
previous to such entry, give bond, the form uhere
of shall be prescribed by the Secretary of the Trea
sury, with MitTieient sureties, to produce the invoice
it the same be practicable, sworn to and au
thenticated as ina v be required bv this act, accor
ding to the nature of the ease, and in the time and
mode prescribed in the second section of this net,
m cases where no invoice has been received
r duties on imports an \ k nuagr,’* pns«ed on the sec- .titles and fo» failure J, mean nd Ly for cc n t
d day of March, s.-iriitern hundred and ninety-
nine • provided, ’l h it, in no case, shall tlu apprais
ers of tlioSaid goods, wares, or merchandise, be
entitled to or receive any part of the aaid dnl> .
Skc. ‘21. And be it further enacted, That, liefore
any goods, wares, or merchandise, which may hr
taken from any wreck, shall be admitted to an en
try , the. same shall be appraised, in the manner pre
scribed in the sixteenth section of this act; find the
same prdteedings shall be ordered and executed in
nil cases where a reduction of duties shall be claim
ed on account of damage which any goods, ware
.s not;
nd nr-
r \ , VUUUIIIIS it JU?l and line ac- , , ,,v nos iricntu . Ull nu« wuimn ussssi.igr <v II It II ill!, glHHlS, H nl t !*,
lower grades, lie was at last made a master’s f ount of all the good*, wares, and merchandise, 7Indproiidcd always. That the Secretary of the or meichandisc, shall have sustained in the course
inate, and his ship being paid off* in the West ,n JP or **d by,or consigned to, me, in the , 1 reasuivshall in no case admit any goods, wares, of the voyage-; and in all cases where the owner.
be with a few mnr* nf tb« crew w . eo * is master, front : that the «r merchandise, to an entry, whore there is just importer, consigner, or agent, shall be dissatisfied
in te., 1 , invoice which I now produce, contains a iust and f v01,n< > to suspect that a fraud \m the revenue is with such appraisement, h»* shall be entitled to the
.turn transferred to another man nf war. e'..,i.r..i .* . ' J . ...... :i 1...1.1’ • .... . •
c 1 .1 t .......ii ■ ii'— *— 'lutim.i
w ere transferred to another man of war, fahhful account of the actual cost of the siudeood.,
which had just arrived short nf hands from a wares, and merchandise, of all charges thereon,
different station. What were his feelings of ineludinj;chargesoj purchasing, carriages, bleach-
astonishment, and then of delight and ecsta
cv, when almost the first person he saw on
board Ins new ship was the identical boat
swain for whose murder ho had been tried,
condemned, and executed 5 years before.
Xor was the surprise of the old boatswain
much less when he heard the story. An ex
planation of the mysterious affairs look place.
It appeared the boatswain had been bled for
a pain in the side by the bather, unknown to
his niece, on the day of the young man’s ar
rival at Deal; that when the yotnig man
wakened him and retired to the yard, he
found the bandage had come off bis arm tin-
ring the night and that the blood was flow
ing afresh. Being alarmed, he rose to go to
the barber who lived across the street; but i
pressgang laid hold of him just as he left the
public house. They hurried him to the pier
where their boat was watting: a few min
utes brought them on board a frigate
ini, dyeing, dressing, finishing, putting up, and
packing, and no other discount, drawback, or boun
ty, hat such as has been actually allowed on the
intended.
Sec. If An d be it further mooted. That in oil
cases where goods, u ires, or merchandise, subject
lo advalorem duty, imported as aforesaid, shall be
privileges provided ill the eighteenth sectiou of this
act
See. 22. .-fwrf kr it further marled, That, for ev
ery verification and certificate, made tinder tins art,
long in part to a person or persons residing in the before uconsnl or commercial agent of the I ultra
United States, and in part to a person or persons States, such consul or commercial agent shall he
same ; that I do not know nor believe in the exis- residing out of the United States, the oath of one entitled tn demand, and receive, frost the person ■ goods, ware
shall he sued for, recorded, disiiilui
counted tor, in the mannri prescribed by the act,
entitled “ An act to regulate the collet tinn of du
ties on imports a nd tonnage," passed on the second
tiny of March, one thousand seven hundred and
ninety-nine, nod may be mitigated or remitted in
the manner prescribed by the net, entitled ‘ An act
to provide for mitigating or remitting the forfeit
ures, penalties, ana disabilities, accruing in cer
tain cases therein mentioned," passed on the third
day of March, one thousand seven hundred and
ninety-seven
Skc. IVj. And hr i' further ennrtrd, That all fines,
penalties, nnd forfeitures, incurred in virtue of the
act, entitled “ All net, supplementary to mi act, en
titled * All act to regulate the collection of duties
on imports nnd tannage,- passed the twi ipirib April,
one thousand eight hundred and eighteen," may
be surd lor, prosecUti d,nnd iccovcred, in the same
manner as it* the said net did not exfure on the
third day of March next
Sr.c.37. And be it further m.ctrd, Thai, vtlicn
Law No tier.
ff'm ’ subscriber* huvr entered info <*6-pnrfrrr-
JL ship in llic practice of Law, iiiulcr ti c firm
of MOW AUD u TORKAM E. Tley will put
tier in tl»e Ocmtilgcr, Soutbcrii. and Klin: circriu
JOHN H. HOW AR! >,
June 24 W M. H TORRANCE,
ts" Sale of Town Lots in Athens.
f pHK public i
JL there w iii I
fence of any invoice or hill of lading other than
those noiv produced by me, and that they are in
the state in which I actually received them. And
ot the owners residing in the United States, shall he making the same, a fee of two dollars: Provided, i jeet to duty
| sufficient to admit the saint* to an entry according lo Each shipper shall have the
the provisions of this act: But it isexjiressluprox'i- tides shipped l»y him in the
1 do further solemnly and truly (swear or affirm) ! rfe< *» That, in all cases where the said goods, wait s, i Skc. t'S. And he it further
then under way for the East Indies, ami he j whereof
that I have not, in the said entry or invoic .
realed or suppressed anything whereby the United 1
States may In* defrauded of anv part of the duty I
lawfully due on the said goods, wares, and merehan- 1
disc ; and that if at any time hereafter, 1 discover
any error in th^said invoice, or in the account now
produced, of tlie said goods, wares, nnd merehan
dise,or receive any other invoice of die same, l
w ill immediately make the same known to die Col
lector of this district.
•Manufacturer's or Qirntr's Oath, in cases where
goods, wares, or merchandise, have not been actually
{ mixhased.
, , do solemnly and truly (swear or af
firm) that the entry now delivered by me to the
Collector of , contains a just and true ac
count of all the goods, wan s, and merchandise,
ported by, or consigned to, me, in the
omitted ever writing home to account for his
Midden disappearance. Thus were the chief ,
is master, from
that the
aid goods, wares, and merchandise, were not
ally bought by me, or by my agent, in tin; ordinary
rtheless,
circumstances explained by the two friends, I |h^ , : e I1 £^' > 1 [ ,r '?; ll | 1 ' , f d ,lint > ne \' !I
, . 1 mi the invoice which I now produce, contain!
t uts strangely met. Tilt- silver com being an j f.,j t | l |' ll | ...i..1
or merchandise, shall have been maniif..otiired in
whole, or in part, by any one of the owners tesiding
out of the United States, tlu* same shall not be admit -
ted to an entry, unless the invoice shall have been
verefied [verified] and authenticated by sueli man-
ufaetuier in the manner prescribed in the eighth
section ef this act.
Sf.C. 1“2. And be it further enacted, That when
ever the invoice of goods, wares, or merchandise,
subject to advalorem duty, imported as aforesaid,
and belonging to a person or peisons not residing
in the United States, shall not have been duly
verified and authenticated,ami upon application to
the Secretary of the Treasury according to the tenth
section of this act, the said goods, wares, or mer
chandise shall have been refused an entry, thesume
shall lie deemed suspected, nnd shall be liable to
the same additions and penalties as are provided
in the case of fraudulent invoices, in the billowing
section.
Sec. Iff. And be it further enacted, That, when
ever, in the opinion of the collector, there shall be
just grounds to snspevt that goods, wares, or
eht to include all ur
* invoice
•acted, That, when
liandise, imported, and sub-
aforesaid, shall be reshipped, nnd
transported coastw ise, from out* district to n not her.
I in the packages in which the smut* vveie i in pen ted,
an invoice, or a copy of such invoice, ornn extract
aluittion of the same, at their fair |
on tains a just , chandise, subject to advalorem duty, and imported
found in the possession of the voting man, market value, including charges of purchasing, car
could only be explained by conjecture—that I riages,bleaching,dyeing,drer^iii",finishing,nutting
when the boatswain cave hint the knife in 1 u l ) ’ ;in( * l^clone, at the time o* times, and place or
, , , _ t if ,1 . . • ,, „ | places when and where procured i.»i mv account (or
1 (Drk it is probable, as the COtt) was I" the U #r account of myself and partners;) that the .aid
•ante pocket, it stuck between the blades of
the knife, and in this manner be.CHiiie tin
mnsciously the strongest proof attains! him.
On their return to England, this wonder
fnl explanation was told to the judge and ju
ry who tried the cause, and it is probable
they never afterwards convicted a man on
circumstantial evidence.
JAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
[BV AUTHORITY]
AN ACT supplementary to, and to amend, an Act,
entitled u An Act to regulate the collection of
duties on imports and tonnage,” passed second
March, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-
nine, and for oilier purposes
Be it enacted bu the Semite arid House of fxfprt•
/datives of the Vnited States of America in Congress
assembled, That from and after the third day of
.March next, no goods, wares, or merchandize, sub
ject to aihalorcm duty, and imported into the United
" bates, shall lx* admitted to an entry, unless the true
invoice of the same be presented to the collector
at the time of entry, or unless the same be adm t-
tod in the mode authorized and prescribed in the
next ensuing section of this Act: Provided, That
this prohibition shall not extend to such goods,
wares, or merchandise, a3 shall have been taken
from a wreck.
Sec. 2. rind he it farther enacted, That when no
invoice has been received of any goods, wares, or
merchandise, imported and subject to advalorem
tlutv as aforesaid, the owner, importer, consignee,
nr agent, shall make oath of thw same, and the Col
lector ofthe Port shall he anil he is hereby, autho-
r it od, if iu hit judgment the circumstances under
which such goads, waves, or merchandise, shall
i avc been imported, or any other circumstances
'onnocled therewith, render it expedient, to admit
t he same to an entry, on an appraisinent [appraise
jnent] thereof,duly made, in the manaer hereinaf
ter prescribed: Provided, The owner, importer,
consignee, or agent, of such goods, wares, or mc-r-
• liandisc, shall, previous to such eut y. give bend
invoice contains also a just and faithful account of
all charges actually paid, and no other discount,
drawback, oi bounty, but such as has been actually
allowed on the s tid goods, wares, and merchan
dise J that I do m»t know', nor believe in tho exis
tence of anv invoice, or bill of lading, other than
those now' produced bv me, and that they arc in the
state in which 1 actually received them. And Ido
further solemnly and truly (swear or affirm) that I
hue not, in the said entry or invoice, concealed or
suppre.ved any thing whereby the United Suites
may be defrauded oi any part of the duty lawfully
due on the said goods, wares, and merchandise, and
that if at any time hereafter, l discover may error
in the said invoice, or in the account now produced
of the said goods, wares, and merchandise, or re*
ceive any other invoice of the same, I will iminc*
diateiv make the same known to the Collector of
this district.
See. 5. And be it further enacted, That the ad
valorem rates ol dutv upon goods, wares, and mer
chandize. shall be estimated in the manner follow
ing : f o tlic actual cost, if the same shall have been
actually purchased, or the actual value, if the sumo
shall have been procured otherwise than by pur
chase, at the time and place, when and where pur
chased or otherwise procured, or to the appraised
value if appraised, except in cases where goods
are subjected to the penalty provided for in the
thirteenth section of this Act, shall be added all
charges except insuranceand, also, twenty per
centum on the said cost or value, and charges, if
imported from the Cape of Good Hope, or any
place be) ond that or from beyond Cape Horn, or
ten per centum if from any other place or country ;
and the said rates of duty shall lie estimated on such
aggregate amount: Prodded, That in all cases
where any goods, wares, and merchandize, subject
to advalorem duty, shall have been imported ftoin
a country other than that in which the same were
manufactured or produced, the appraiser® shall val
ue the same at the current value at the time of ex
portation, in the country where the same may have
been originally manufactured or produced.
I Sf.c. G. Ami b:it further enacted, That, no goods.
! wares, or merchandize, imported into the Umtca
j States, subject to advalorem duty, and belonging to
... . - ., a person or persons residing in "the United States,
with sufficient sureties, to the United States, to but who shall, at the time, be absent from the place
produce- to such collector the invoice of the saint* ( where the same arc intended to be entered, shall
w ithin eight mouths from the time of entiy, if the i be admitted to an entry, unless the importer, con
sume weie imported from any port or place on this j signec, or agent, shall previously give bond, the
side, and within eighteen months, if Iron* auy port * ' ^
or p'.^ce beyond the O ipe of Good llopc or L un- »
Horn, or from the Cape of Good Hope mid to p* !
any amount of duty t*» which it may appear, bv j
.such invoice, the said goods, wares, or n.iMchnii- |
disc, were subject, over and above the nmoutil of
duties estimated on the said appraisement.
Sec. d. A>ut he it further enacted. That whi n '
goods, wares, or merchandise, impound into the
Unite,i StaVs, -.hall not have been entered in pi.r-
i a.ict-of the provisions of this or any other Act
regulating imports nnd tonnage, thn name siiaii bo ►
d: posited, according to existing Uws, in the public |
vare-housc, and shall there r».-mniii, at tiie expense '
and risk of ihv owner, until such invoice be pro
duced : P rot hied, however, That, when the said
goods, wares, or merchandise, nhall have remained
in dm public ware house nine mouths, if imported
from any port or plike ou this side, and eighteen
momlw. if fioiu auyport or place beyond, ibe Capo
of Good Hope,or Cape Horn, or from the Capo
of Good I lope, and no invoice shall be produced.
•heatl.i- said goods, ware , and merchandise, shall
bu appraised, and the duties estimaTcd thereon in
the manner hereinafter directed : Provided also.
That nothing herein contained shall be understood
M prohibit the sale of such quantities ol goods,
stored afui canid, as may be necessary Lj dis-
charge the duties thereon, and all intervening
•diup'i s, at the time or timer, when such duties shall
become due and payable: And provided further.
"Thai ti-.e Collector lie,and he is hereby, authorised
to direct an curlier ku!c of articles of u perishable
nature, and of such as may be liable to waste ; first
giving such notice of the sale as circumstances may
.dunt, Ivy public ndverti ement, in one or more
wipers, at or nearest to the pott where such sale
auiv be had; which viid ni tide® die Collector shall
•previously cttusc to be appraised, nnd the duties
-‘Miniated tin v«-on, in tlu* manner hereinafter di-
u-ru-il ; and the proceeds of such sale shall he dis-
po-ej of at tin* expiration of tha said periods of
nine and eighteen months, respectively, as the case
may be, in the manner prescribed by the filly-sixth
tterD.ou of the Act regulating tho collection ot
duties on imports aud tonnage, passed the second
•kiv of March, one thousand seven hundred nnd
ninety-nine : Provided also, That nothing in this
.'Vvebtin shall be construed to aflecl the cases con-
*. tnplafcd by tlu* fifty-sixth sec tion of the Ad rog-
- dating the collection of duties on imports and ton-
,, *ge, t pa.H*ed the second of March, one thousand
smeii hundred aud ninnlv*uuie.
Sec. 4. And/ It further enacted, That in all
cases where goods, wares, or merchandise, shall
have been iniporlwl iuti» the l inted billies, and
shall be entered by invoice, one of the following
oaths, according to die nature ot the case .-hull he
into his district, have been invoiced below their
true value, in the place, or country linir. whence
they w ere imported, or originally procured, ns the
case may be, as proscribed in the filth section ol
this act, such collector shall direct the same to be
appraised in the manner prescribed by this act ;
and if the value, at which the same shall be so ap
praised, shall exceed, by twenty-live per r ntwm,
the invoice prices theieof, then, in addition to
the ten or twenty per centum as the case may
be, laid upon correct and regular invoices, accor
ding to law, there shall be added fifty per cunUim
on tho appraised value; on which aggreate [ag
gregate]! amount the cittlie® on such guodh, wares,
or merchandise, shall be. estimated: Provided • * of entry»desire to pay i
That nothing herein contained shall be consttued the collector of thw p
to impose the said penalty of fifty per centum
lor a variance between the bona ii lc invoice, of
goods, produced in the manner specified in the
proviso in the fifth section of this net, and the cur
rent value of the said merchandise, in the country
where the same may have been originally manufac
tured or produced.
Sec. 14. And be it further enut>d, That, in all
cases where the appraised value of any goods,
wares, or merchandise, appraised under this or any
other act concerning imports and tonnugr, shall« x-
cccd, by less than twenty-five per centum, the in
voice value thereof, such appra-sed value shall be
considered the true value of such goods, wares, or
merchandise upon which the duty shall be ehaigod,
with the addition of such per centum ns may In-
by law required : Provided, That, in no case, shall
the duty be estimated on an amount less than the
j invoice value, with the uddtuoubv law required.
| bzc. 1ft. And be it further enact* d. That the col-
] lectors ot the revenue shall can.sn at least one pack
age out of every invoice, and one package, at least
out of every twenty packages of each invoice of
goods, wares, or merchandise, imported into their
I no other evidence , oath required by the fourth section of tills act, and
certified under the official seal of the Collector,
with whom the entry,, on the iiiqroi tation of such
goads, wares, and merchandise, was made, shall tie
produced at the port to which the •mine shall be
per- i transported ; ami the same inspection ot such
• till* I goods, wares, or merchandise, shall be made, ns if
they had been brought direct from a foreign port
or place : Provided, Tlmt no appraisement of the
said goods, wares, or merchandise, shall I n mark}
nt the said port, so as to change the amount of du-
...... . . ties which may have been charged thereon, at the
g ten t lions- port of their original importation, if the Same should
inn not ex- I have been there ontcird, according to the ptovis-
| ions of this net; except when transported tiom a
port w here there me no appraisers appointed by
the government ; and it the invoice*, verefiv d [ver
ified] as aforesaid, shall not be so produced, such
goods, wares, or merchandise, shall be deposited,
and remain in the public warehouse, nt the ex
pense and n k of the owner theieof, until the in
voice, verified and certified in the manner nbove
requited, shall bo pi educed ; and goods, wnre«, or
merchandise imported, nnd subject to duty ns afore
said, may he transported coastw ise, to one ot more
district* within the United States.
Appiovcd, Washington, March 1, UV2.T
elective districts, which pucka
any good**, wares, or mer-handise, shall be admit- | therefrom, incluoing all the articles, with the char
led to an entry upon invoice, the collector of the | ges thereon, which are re shipped n:*d Itnnsported
|x»rt in which the same are entered, shall certify the 1
same under Isis official seal; ;
ol the value of such goods, wni es, oi tnenyTiamlise,
shall be admitted on the part oi the owner or ow
ners thereof, in any court of tlm United Stales, ex-
oopt in cot iol.oration of such en»rv.
Src. 2 k A id be it farther enacted, That any per
son or persons, who shall counterfeit any
cate or attestation made in pursuance of tins net,
or n>f* stic.h certificate or attestation, know ing the
same to i>e counterfeit, shall upon conviction there
of before any court of the United States having
cognizance of tin* r -ame, be adjudged guilty of h I-
ony, anti be fined in a stun not ext
and dollars, and imprisoned for
eroding three years.
Si c. £j. And be it further enacted, That any
bond to the United States,mitered into tor the pay
ment of duties by a merchant belonging to a firm,
in tin; name of such firm, shall equally bind tin*
partner or partners in trade, of the- prison or per
sons by whom such bond shall have born exem-
ted ; hut no clerk or lured person, in the cm t int
employment of another, shall become principal or
surety to any bond to which his employer is a party .
Sr.C. *it>. And /»t itf urther c meted, 1 Imt no bond
for duties on goods, which, or merchamli^e, import*
, ed into the United Slates, shall be accepted by any
collector of the revenue, unless the piim ipnl be u
resident ol the United Slates, and the surety or
sureties citizens thereof.
• Src. 27. And be if further enacted, That, in eve-
cry ease where tho owner, importer, consignee, r-r
agent ol any good*, wares, or uierriiam i • , impor
ted as ufoi'Cbifid; and the duty upon winch shall
amount to fifty dollars, ut upward-, nny, at the time
the o 'Les thereon in cash,
the said poods,
charuli.w, niiy be < t'tci » d, slrdl be,
and lie is hereby, authorised and flurried to re
ceive the smite, and to allow a discount Oil the
amount of the duties, ;n the rate of four per centum
I vi annum, for the legal term old• dit which would
have been allowed by law on sue It duties.
Skc. 2JI And be it "further enacted, Tint all goods,
wares, or tnei'ehaiuli*i*, imported into the United
Slates, llit* duties on which Hmll ha* e been paid,
or PciMtrad to lo paid, mav be transported coast-
w i*e, fiomthe district into which they were impor
ted to two other di-triets, and exported fiotn either
of them with the ln*mdit of drawl.ark : Provided,
That all regnlatioim and formalities now in lorre.
relating to the transportation of goods, wares, and
merchandise, coastwise, from the district into w liicli
they wei e imported to nnotherdistriet, for benefit of
drawback, ami such other regulations as are. pre
scribed under ami by virtue, ut this act, tot live bo
ther transport;!mm of such goods, wairs, or mer
chandise, »o other fli-tricts,shall be complied with:
And provided also, That nil the regulations nnd lor-
malitie* now in force, respecting the espmtntion of
goods, wares, and merchandise, for the benefit of
notified, that on the 7th Augii t
j flared for sale at public oiilcry ,
twenty five lots ndjoitiing tiie town of Athens, con
mining four acres each. Sale to commence nt 10
o’clock. Terms made known on the day.
Hy older of the Trustees of the I ’nivi isity Ceo
AsHUHY HULE. SeeVy
Athens, June 24 teb—— .iff
Caution.
1 1)0 hereby caution all persons against tiadit ’
with iny wile Eliznbclit Youngblood, assirv h; -•
<li*clnred fiersell entirtdy independent of me, am i
do not hold myself acronnublo for anvtif her n i-
traets. AVAL L. VOUNGHLOOl)
Hancock co. June 24
I THOUGHT to Clinton jail on tl e 14th ii «t. a
JL> negro man named Srui about ?ft or ‘.Hi years
old, dark complexion, n small sear on his right
coastwise as aforesaid, verified by the additional i cheek, 5 feet y 1 4 inefien high, who says lie I
MARRIED—On Monday evening the blh mst.
!>\ Judge ChtyioO) i kjko llon,K.sq fiblicitpr
General of the W »’Ht« in eireuit, to Miss KlttVl \ G
iMoor.i., daiigltU'E of Air Alsu Moote, oi Clftrk
roimty,
Dir.n-OA the nth inM. at Ids res'.denre in
f’la.k county, the Rev. JOHN HARVEY, aged,
77 years.
//e <irc :educated to rdulc tlvt \\ ii,
l ( l \ vi (!. U^upiNu. will le n covditloft for
t Urk of Hit srpfhvr court, at tht waving
elertin».
Wjf* UV are authorised to announce Capt.
Ii. II. L. /iuchctnnan (ts u candidate for the
Clerkship of the Inferior colt A of IS old win
county at the ensuing election.
Simeon L Stevens is a candidate for
lh*' Clerkship of the Inferior ('ourt of Uuldiciu
County ut the ensuing tlection.
('[7 x *Mitj. Evans Mijrick is a candidate for
the Clerkship (f tht Inferior Court of Jones
County ut the ensuing dertion.
shall hjivc first designated on tho invoice, to I
opened and examined, and if the same be found
not to correspond w ith tho invoice thereof, or to l e
falsely charged in such invoice, a full in.-pection
of all such goods, waros, or merchandise, us may
be included in the same entry, shall be made ; ami
in cast* such goods, wares, or merchandise, be *uib-
ject fo advalorem duty, the tame shall lie appraised,
and subjected to the penalties provided in the thir
teenth section, in the case of suspected or ftnudu-
lent invoices ; and in every case, whether such
goods, wares, or merchandise, be subject to ..d
valorem or specific duty, if any package be found
to contain any article not descrioed in the invoice,
the whole package, shall be forfeited : Provided,
That the Secretary of tho Treasury be and he is
hereby, authorised to remit the said forfeiture, if,
packages fie | drawback, shall be complied with, so tarns may be
of which shall be prescribed by the Secretary J in h’u» opinion, the said article was put in by inis-
of the Tieasury, with sufficient sureties, to produce, take, or without any intention to defraud the rtv-
tliin four mouths, to the collector of theport where
the said goods, wares, or merchandise, niay be, the
invoice of the same, duly verified, according to the
circumstance< of the cas e, by the oath of the *aid
owner, or oik* of the owners, ns prescribed in tho
fourth section of this act; which oath shall Le ad
ministered by a Collector of the United States, if
there bo any in the place where the said ow ner or
owners may be ; or if there be none, by some pub
ic- officer duly authorised lo administer oaths.
Src. 7. And be it further enacted, That no goods,
wares, or merchandise, subject to advalorem duty,
imported as aforesaid, and belonging to a person or
persons not residing at the time in the United States,
and who shall have actually purchased the* same,
shall be admitted to entry, unless the invoice be
verified by the oath of the owner, or one of the
owner.'., certifying that the said goods, wares, or
merchandise, were act ally purchased for his ac
count, or for account of hiniselfand partners in the
said purchase; that the invoice annexed thereto
contains u true and faithful account of the nctual
cost thereof aud of all charges thereon, and that
no discounts, bounties or drawbacks, arc contained
in the said invoice, but such as have been actually
allowed on the name; which said oath shall be ad
ministered by a consul or commercial agent of the
United States : or by some public officer dulv autho
rized to administer oaths in the country where the
said goods, wares, or merchandise, shall have been
put chased and the same duly certified by the said
consul, commercial agent, or public "officer; in
which latter case, such official certificate shall lie
authenticated by a consul or commercial
take, or vv itliout any intention to
enuo.
Sec. 16. And bcitforthemiartedfTUnt for the
appiai-eme.nt of goods, wares,or nit rchandise, re
quited by this or any other act concerning imports
and tonnage, the President of the United btates
shall, by and with the advice and consent, of the
Senate, appoint, in eueli of the ports of boston,
New York, Philadelphia, fialtimore, Charleston,
Savannah, and Nevv-Oileans, two poisons, well | I
qualified to perform that duty, wfio In lore they en* | p
ter thereon, shall severally make oath, diligently
and faithfully to examine and insm ct such good-*,
wares, or merchandise, as the collector may Hirert,
and truly to report, to the best of their knowledge
and belief, the tine value thereof, according to tl»e
provision of the filth section of tlfis art; and when
any appraisement is lo be made in any port oilier than
those nbove named, the collector slinil appoint two
respectable residmt merchants, who, atici Having
taken the oath required by this section, shall be the
appraisers; and the Secretary ol the Treasury shall
have authority to direct the appraisers for any col
lection district, to attend in any other collection
district, for the purpose of appPni-ung any goods,
wares, or merchandise, imported therein ; and (lit
President of tlio United Slates is hereby authoi s-
cd,in I lie recess of the Senate, to appoint the ap
praisers for the porta provided for iu iIi a* hcetion,
which appointments slinllcontinue in fort t until the
end of the session of Congress thereafter
Sec. 17. And he it furtmr enacted, That each of
the appiaisr i c , w lio may be appointed under the
sixteenth section of this act, for the ports of N
(insistent with other provisions oi this set: and
the Secretary of the Ireasuvy shall be, and be is
hereby, authorised to prescribe the form ol the cer
tificate to hr ns»d, and of the oaths lobe taken, on
the transportation o! such goods, wares, or mer
chandise, from the second district, into which they
may lie brought, to the third district.
Skc .29. And be it further enacted, That HI good®,
wares, or men liandisc, subject to ad valorem duty,
and intended for exportation, with l ei.i tit of draw
back, vvhirh shall be transported from one district
to another, shall be aecompunied by a copy from
the invoice, of the l ost thereof, certified by the
collector ot the district from which they may have
been last re-shipped, which certified copy shall he
produced to the collector of the district from w Inch
such goods, wares, or mere handle are intended lo
be exported ; and stu b goods, wan s, oi merchan
dise, as well as all such goods, wares, or merchan
dise, subject to arl valorem duty, as shall be exp» r-
ted from the district into winch they may have
been originally imported, shall Le inspected by the
appraisers at the time of exportation, in the man
ner provided by I hi.- act, on the impm tation of such
goods, wares, or in»*reliam!is( : and if the sumo
are found not to correspond with tiie original in
voice, the said grtods, wares, or nu*rr liantitsr shall
subjected to loifeiture, according to the provi
sions of the eighty-fourth section '.l an art, enti
tled “ An net to regulate the eolleetion of duties
on imports and tonnage,’’ passed the second of
March, one lliou.Hun I seven hundred and ninety-
nine.
Sec. 30. And be it farther enact, d. That in nli
eases of entry of goods, wares, ot im i ofi.mdi-e tor
the benefit of drawback, lit< time of twenty days
shall be al|<.W( »l, livm the date of the clearance of
the slop or vessel, in which the same shall have
been laden, for taking the oath®, completing the
entry, and glvuij the exportation bm .Is for the
sanu : Prri idtd That the exporter shall have,* in
every other particular, complied with the regula
tions and fermnlitiP hen tot re, and by this act
established for entries of exportation of poods,
wares, or m ichaudise, 'or u»o beaclit of draw
back.
Sec. ?1. A ad l* it farther evicted, 'Miat in all
cases where good-, wnies, or nui ciiaiidi.se, enti-
tied to deheutuie, hdl be to-shipped fur ttansjHU-
Jas^eh, Jane 16, 1U-23.
7V» the citizens of Jasper county:
Fellow -citizen*—At ibis late period I take
the liberty of atldtt ssing von, through the
medium of the Georgia Journal, for the pm -
pose of explain! to you my reasons for re
tiring from your service as a member «»i the
legislature in the sjtriitg of the year 1H21.
It is well known to many and perhaps all ot
my Hrquaintaru.rs, that some turn* in Febru
ary, 1U£], I was violently attacked with an
ii.flaminatory complaint of the breest, that
was but littlh understood by the physician:}
that attended me, which made it very miter
tain whether I shout 1 ever recover or not ;
dining v. Inch time the Governor, by bis pro
dunKition, called the legislature together
for the put pose of disposing of the lands ac
quired by the hte treaty made with the
Grue.lt Indians at the Mineral Springs—
Know inn as I did, that it was impossible I
uwjd fill my seat, l htdh \ed it to he my du
longs to Leonard Word of Clark county, Geo.
AN Htkinsvilh*. Tin* owner is requested to rome
forward, prove property, pay chop's, nnd take
him away. JAMES JORDAN. Jailer
Jnne t J4 if— .—I*#
A LL persons urc hereby forewarned from tra*
./V ding for three notes of hand made pttyirbir to
David H. Hill of Raldwin county, aud due ».'tb
Dec. next, for tac.h, ns the consideration fur
w hich they were ^ivcn lias tailed
June IM—It JOHN McBRIDE.
j\ OTICE-y All persons indebted to the eutnte of
.1 Xf Allen Tookc, late of Uulnski county, dec’A
me requested to make immediate payment ; ami
those having demands against the same, are notifi
ed to prcMuit them piopcriy .ittesu d widmv tl.o
time prescribed bv law.
June 21 GRAY B GARDNER, r.x’r.
O N the first Tuesday in September next, wtU
lie sold at the court house in Snnflersvillr,
\V ashington county, ftl j at ii*h of pine land, belong
ing *»» tho estate ()• John Jones, Jr. Hcc’d. fv»r ti -
benefit of the h«*irs and creditors of *ui<J de<j #)
1 • rm® made known on the da\ r*f sole.
June V4 WM. W ILLt A>i*3UN, Adm r
\A/ r ILL he sold at the court-honxc in Monii.c,
^ \ Walton county, on the fust Tuesday in An-
gust next, within the usual hours of sale, ’the fol
lowing prop* 1 ty , to w it :
k>0 acres of laml, moie or ncui tfir
lael'h; river, where Richard K.'bi»"tt now m»«>! ta
ken a? tlu; prorerty 01 AYulson Ellison to satisfy rt
ti fa in fuvovoi \Ym. Blair.
One bay main and colt, 1 sorrel mare nnd co’.t,
nnd one grey hoist*, taken as the property id E.i-
sha Hey- to satisfy a ti tii in tavur of John Em* is,
t<• 1* 1 lie use of Jofci ph Stovall—jud ’Mciii otituim \
against rrednick Snnfoid uud ElEha Belts i 1
Baldwin Superior ct»uit.
Lot No. I ^5, in the .ffd dist Wajton viounty, tsk« o
ns the proper!v of Thomas 1. Gregory to snihdv If
ti fa iu favor of Sally Rowell.
13AA.C HILL, Sh’fl
O N the first Tuesday in August nt-xt, will lc
sold in Madison, Morgan county, bet wem.*
Uit* usual hour., of tdc, tht lollotving ptoperu, t*i
wit :
‘J0-2 1-2 acreiof land, mote or h *n, krovvi by
lot No. 1»9, district liol known, originally Rnldwirj
now Morgan county, b*vitd 011 ns the property ct
Judith Huhon lo fausfy a Ii L» in tavor «•! J .n i z
Kirkpatrick agtiimt Judith lluson ami Drury Sm h
—levy made aud returned to me by a constable,
lcrnii cash.
JOHN \V PORTER, D. S.
4 T the
JxL. Haberslmm county, on the fu**t 1 u-*sday i<y
August next, between the usual hours
be sold the following property, to wit.
I "" " ,J ”* * - ■-/ • , -vti«fv
. iy% resign, in order tl*Ht the county shuuM i r
have her full proportion of representation in j
the house upon such an important occasion, I
and nccoidimilv did resicn in time for n sue 1
ourt homvc in the town of Chirk*>\ill(*,
in.
tl 110ins of sale, v i J
, to wit.
One lot of land ronUuniii|f 250 nries, dtunie if)
the fid dist of mtid county, known by No. 1H, b u* J
on as the property of Oaorge Maddox to^aiisfy .in
execution in favor of F.zcltiH Smith, exceutoi of
George Medlock, dee'd. against George iUuddoJt
and David Morgan.
William Hamilton, sh ir.
W ILfThe sold on the first Tuesday tn Angus;
next, In the town of Clarksville, Halu i-
shani county, lietvveen the usual hours of sale, tli/
following pioperty, to wit:
2ft0 acres of lain!, lot No. 113, ICtH dirt of Fa d
county, levied or. as lie property of Arthur Rrti.a
to snt’rty an rxrci:!ion in favor of Hope 11 Sfattr r.
2.00 e r res of land, lot No. 1*29 Id distinid cour>
tv, levied on .is tho property of tbivid Allison j*- to
sai-f\ rat execution ir. favor of Hu”h £>. Cater:*
wood, indorser of vessels
! 2ft0 arre» of Land, lot No. 0. 13 b dirt raid ccun
1 ty, levied on ns the property ot Mirfijah artin to
culinn iu favut of John T. Srur-t i-
Lessor in h« elected and fake bis seat at the ,
50nrvfs ef land, lot No. 10C, l?ih diet Cf*»a
eounrv. vied on as the property *»(Jol n R Ibvv
to satisfy sundry executors in fate.r of TlIvo* 1
Si Wi left—levied on and returner! tn
abb:
connnennriTient of said called session.
Mv health (as is known hy tn »nyjf rontin j
tied very hud for sixteen 01 ciy; 1 teen months, t
but througlt im*rey I am affain r» stored is- 1
better bt:r«bb titan usual, and i again tender j
my name as a t’Hiidirlate /or a seal in tin J
rr picsotifative branch nf tht* LegMulure at
tin' nppi*one.btnj» rlcclion.
With resnuJ, l am your fellow-citizm,
13. (’RAWFORD
r.oiu
....
a tolls before Daniel Quillian,
med by tin*
- , befb
a me nli t
• the
etor
be idi
ot' the United ".States ; Provided, That if there delphia, and Boston, shall each rcce
Orleans, Savannah, Charleston, Baltimure, PUilu- j de!»enune,ut the dirtiicl t<
be no consul o. commercial agent of the Uni
ted Slate*, in the country from which the said goods,
wares, or merchandise, shall have been imported,
the authentication hereby required,shall be execu
ted by h consul of a nation at the time in amity
with the United States, if there be any such resi
ding them ; and it there be no such consul in the
country, the said authentication shall I »• made by
two respectable merchants, if any such there be,
residing in the port from which the said goods,
wares, or merchandise, shall have been imported.
peuFation lor his services, fifteen bundled doilais
per annum ; and the appraisers for the port ol Nt vv
York shall each receive two thousand dollars per
annum ; and the merchants who may be appoint! d
to act as appraisers under this act, si..ill receive lor
their services, while actually employed oil that du
ly,each, a compensation ol five dolluis pet diem ;
and whenever the appraisers, appointed under the
sixteenth section of this act, attend in nny disirir t,
other titan that injvvhich they’reside, for the purpose
of appraising any goods, wares, or merchandise,
art* 1, with
Imik': Provided, I’hat tl
entering said goods, wine
produce, from tho collector of ti:
tin* same shall have linen last s,
lifieate
f the port w here un
veil to he entered for
Inch the) *fi.tU be. so
* the benefit ol draw-
ersou or per.Hifis, so
r merchandise, shall
port from whence.
, ;)••(! :» cei tilirate
n, wi III' 1 . iiuiiuior, 3IIUM liait- III c:i Il'U. I n ■ \ • . .
Sr.C. 8. And be it further enacted, That no goods, *“7 hiial1 respectively receive at the -ate ol tn
dor of the l*oit at tin? j owr
^d nun isle red by the C’ol
time of entry, totheovvne. , finportei, consignei*,
or a gout, in iicti of lire <Mih now pre scribed i»y law
-a sucit case :
Consignee, Importer, oi" Agent's Oath.
I, , do solemnly and tudv swear (or af-,
firm,) that the invoice and bill ot lading now pre
sented l»v me to the Collector 01 , are the
t»uc ami only invoice and lull of lading by me re- 1
reived) of all the goods wan s, and raerchauaise,
imported in the > whenjot is master, |
from , for account of iry person wliomso-
•v. r, for whom I am authorized to enter the same ; (
-hat the said invoice and bill cf lading hic in the
tato in which they wi re actually received by me,
and that I do not know nor belicv e in the existence
d any other invoice, tr bill of lading of the >atd
gi>ods, wares, and 1
chandise, mu bier t to advalorem duty,
imported as aforesaid, and belonging to a person
or persons not residing at the time in the United
States who may not Lave acquired the same in the
ordinary mode of bargain and sale,or belonging to
a person or persons who may be the manufacturer
or manufacturers, in whole or in purt, oi the same,
shall he admitted to entry unless the invoice thereof
verified by the oath of the owner, or one of the
ertif'ving that the invoice contains
uiivcred t-> the (
•rue account of the s.ti -
■b> •, according to ttic *
■hug ; that notliin; Ik
my knowledge, 00 t’.-
oncealcdor suppre k«k
»nay be defrauded c!
due on the j»aid goo
-h t*, if, at any lone * t
*n the said invoice • r:
fa »id c
diatc
this «
iy other
1 lake tn
-ind belie
owner or
that the entry
T.utaiiift a just ami
: *, and merehan-
a ini biit of tn
my part, nor, u>
■ other pi rson,
■ ‘ac United >u'i *
.1 <!u v lawlully
r.n rchandise, and
* r anv trior
6v»*-v rendered
or re
ed er.try
and faithful account of tiie said goods, wares, or
merchandise, at their fair market value at tiie time
| and place when and where the same were pro< ui-
’ ed or manufactured, as the case may be. and of all
charges thereon ; and that the said iuvoio* con
tains 110 discounts, bounties, or di aw backs, but
such ns have been actually allowed; which said
' oath shall have been duly admin.stored and an
1 thenticated in the mode prescribed in the veniii
, section of thia«*t.
Sec. lb And be it further enacted, That in all
rises where, goods, vv at es, or uierchanditie subject
to advalorem duty, imported as aforesaid, shall be
loug to the estates of dcct used person
sons insolvent,'vho shall have assigned the 'unie
tor the benefit of their creditor*, th*' oaths 1 equity
ed by the fourth, s**venlh, and eighth, sections ot
thiFact, may b! administered to the cxecutm, ad-
minmrator, or i-s'gnci-, of such peis ns, in the
manner prescribed by act, according totbc na
ture of t tec..
Se« 10 A
where goods,
advalorcm duty, imported as alort*saitl
mg to a person !<r persons not residing
■allied
dollars tor every twenty-five miles in going to, or re
turning from such district, iu addition to the salary
or pay provided for in tins section.
CKC. Iff And be it further enacted, That, in all
cases wheie the owner, consignee, importer, 01
agent, shall be dissatisfied with tne appraisement of
any goods, wares, or mcichumfise, made by the
appraisers appointed under the sixteenth section of
this act, it shall be lawful lor Inm to employ, at his
own expense, two respectable resideut merchants,
who, alter being duly qualified, according to ii:
I that the courtvvi c e certificates were not issued nt
J tti!- time of the; sailing oi the vessel on build vvhicii
I the said poods, ware-;. <«r mt chr.noise, pimll have
In i 11 so shipped, and shall deliver tl:.; coastwise
certificate*, requii ed in Midi rases, to the collector
of the : urt whn c the same shall have been *0 en
tered, within two momhs from the date of • nlry.
nnd before the said goous, wtnes, or meichaai'ca-,
shall be entered toi i*.\portation.
Sir. 32. And be it j urt la r > r.ocO d, Tl. at, in u'd
ea-.es where the owner, importer, consigner, or
agent, of any ^ood -. u »rc**, or ):.**ri baurii :e, eiffi-
tied 10 debenture, may wish to trail.-fu the same
into packages other than those in which rt>- i*i
goods, wains, or men )>andis»*. were oririnaliy ini -
ported, the collector ot the poti \v|ie:e the runic
mav be, shall permit the said Uaurter to I** m ule,
if ucrc*»saiv for the safety or preacrviMiur tltci**oi:
P/ovuied, '1 hat due notice of the same, in wilting,
mi Ordi-
f<»r rais-
,ih ralaitx to Houses
doners
cr the
-.-tnent
house
sixteenth section of this act, riiall, togeUicr with j setting lorth Miffi. nt cause for the said tiansl
the two appraisers, appoint, il on the p ut o! the j \ )t » given to the saiii collector, who shall appoint f
1 nited btutea, uniiei this act, examine and ins;
the goods, wares, or merchandise, iu question
after such examination and inspection, they shall
r»*|K)it the value thereof, il they agree tlieiem, and
if not, the circiim lances ot their disngieenu nt. to j
the collector ; and in case »uch owner, coiiMgnee, 1
j importer, or agent, shall be uissatialied wni.-uihi
' report and second appraisement, ' shall l<c Jaw tut ]
j Ibr him to refer the case t.» tl c r*i ereiarv of the I
i rcasury, who shall be. and ijs hereby, autiiorised
of per- i and empowered to decide Uieivcn,
,. . iinir 1 ther testimony in the case, in such
tjuire lur-
h manner as he
jay deem proper, and o* order* the said goods,
vva.es, or meichandise, to be outer* d according
ly. .
Sec. 19 And be it further enacted, Uhat any mer
chant, who shall be chosen by the collector or by
the party 10 interest, to make any appraisement re-
•ed, 1 |,at in all ewes ' quirod under tiiisor Any oilier no# respecting iiu
tmndise,
nd belong-
iospi rtor ot the revenue, to usciltain ii the said
t^d | allegation be fttie,and > il lour.d correct, it* superin
tend slid trnri«ti»r, nnd to cause tbe ninths end
nuinbera upon the original padu.ges to 1 .• u * rib-
ed Upon the p tci.ag# ? into which the said good**,
wares, or m« , ichai.a,se, F-nall Le ti am fen ed.
i^r.c. 3.1. And/* U Jurthcr emrt* J, J hat it shall
not la* necessary t nmeri the numbein tipuu pack-
;ig< s, ill any entry « i goods, wares,or men haudise,
subject to ^pe.citic duty on importation t*r* xporta-
tiun, or to insert any such cumbers in anv « oart-
vv ise or oilier •’* itihcut. s *. But it is ejrjirrs*ly pro•
vdied, That in .vi.' aset* v.h**r<» a sepetnu* [sepaiate]
cm tincmc may be lequitfd lor • oci* package, the
i.uir.l !*r» *l.all lw i* erud therein.
Sec. 31. And is ,tfurther enacted, 'Ikat in all ca
st s where, under extVting laws, spirituoui liquors,
entitled to debenture, shall have been shipped
An Ordinance,
To a me ml so much of the first section of
nance nnssed the 3d dayol May, /?)!
ing h Revenue for said year, usrulat
and Lots.
it ordained lathe. Intendnnt and Conmi
of the Town of Mi/ledgevi/b, That when*
Marshal shall be dissatisfied with the ass
of tlm v alec of any house nnd lot or lots, o
and hits, in the town aforesaid, as returned to him
by the owner 01* the agent ol said ow ner or owners
of sitt 1: house and lot or house:-; and lots or lots, the
Marshal forthwith report the same to thij Hoard,
and shall within five days nrftet such report notify
tlic owner or ovvni is, or hi* f her, of their n*ent in
writing, that the assessment of mirh property w not
satirtiu iory, when it may in* lawful for said owner
01 owners, or his, her, or their agent, lo nominate
any three respectable freeholders residing; within
tlic* town aforesaid, whose duty it sh ill be within
ten days from such notice given by tho .Ma: dial | |*,J
aforesaid, to proceed and 011 oath to assess the val
ue of such property, which a ^es-aiient blial'i be fi
lial : And in any i .’im 1 , whenever it shall so happen
that the assessment ii not made according to tin*
mode herein pointed out, and the same leturni d to
this Board by the persons ass^PMug the same with
in the ten days atoresnid, it ..hull lie tin* duty ot thix
Bomd, ora majority tltcreol, to proceed in pi’tauu
ami ushi*ss tiie sany*. which 011 being by th.*«o so
(knit;, shall l>e the price or value at whirl* Slid pro
perty hliall be taxed
Head nnd passed 17th June, 1823.
MARLOW L. RKYOU, luicndanr.
Wm H ToRBANcr, Scr’ry.
_ 13. }\ THOMPSON, D.&h’fi
I Hibi’rshamenuoty—Satmicl Jan •
jurtlee of lh >
peace for sai I county, one ptry mart* 4 veers oh',
tiofi and eanteis—appraised b} Eli Quala .• rt
Ct*atlcs Richie to
June21 WM. C STARK.V- 1
( 1 U.OKGIA, Jasf.er county. Clerk’s oftiee In -
r rior court—Robert Ow# 11 of rapt if am I \\ ,
bams dist. tails before Jacob filcC’kn hn.. F.mk
small dark bay hors** about 4 v» arsold, 4 feet fi in
rites liifili, no brands |»erei*ivable—npi'Misyd j
Hugh Portct anti Thomas J icteber to <y40 tlu - • b
Mav, m3.
June 24 A. IL KITH AN NON. CUv
, Wxxhinjton riwinty—-—l•r■*•l , -^*
.... A. okrine applies for letters of ndinini*
(ration tie lmnis non on the estate of Ilenjaii. r.
Skrine, dee’d
These arc Uicrefore to cite and ml monish, nfl ami .
gill a r, die kindred sml creditors »»* iwid i’cawsl, .u
andsppeHr «t my oftioe within the time preurihed by
law, to ihew cattle, if snf th< y cnn. v. hy r..»d l.cltei v et
Adininittroliim should m*t be grain d.
Given under my hnml, this 21 *»t of
FRANCIS T. TENNILLE, c.c. a
C rt EORGTA,
T Wm. A
EORG1A, Oglethorpe
T • '
Dancing Academy.
M R LESLIE 1 esp( cifully infotins the citizens
of Milledgevtlie an*l Us vicinity, that his will
open hia Dancing Academy, in th** Long Room of
the Kama i s’ Jiotel, oil Friday the 27lh intvt. IVr
Mins wi shine to subscribe will call at the bar of tin
Fariuci* 1 I foil 1, where asuhst ription will be kept
ronuty——herenf,
John Johnson, sen. applies for vp« cial leftet
of administration on that part ol the estate of John
Johnson, jr. clcc’d. that may be found in the com*’,
of Oglethorpe, and stale of Georgia*
They ore therefore to cite :nid admonish, all and mh*
poiar, the kimln d and cred'va.r* ot viid tlrwawd, v.* i.
d appear at my office witfiiu the tin,e prex-nlsd
■v, r<» shew eanve, if any they con, v. hy suu! I.eto is
Administration should not he^nkttt*d.
Given under my hand, lliii 1 hh nt .linn*, lES-t.
JYl. RA1 Mi Vf _
Mjrv nioutna after date, «•;>; hunt ion will U
made lo tiie lion, cturt of Oihfinaryof Ih.latki
county f>>r leavt fo sell tl-t teal e#iute o!*A!U*i.
't o< ke <lt:<: d.
June. *4 Grey Ii. Gardner, \\%\
Nt«E moothb a ter date, iipjdt* ut off will ho
made (o the bon. the Inferior court of Jasp< *■
county, when ait ir.g f«>r oidinnrjr purposes, u
leave to sell tho real estate of F.dWufd \Y.*llhul!,
late of said county, drcM.
Twmati ti n thall ") ^
June ^1 Chares P 9i'altha f l 5 1
* adm’ra.
open.
June ~4-
-It.
i'iiiwmi* | . 1 , I* t • . 1 coastwise lor tiie purpose* (»f being )«tch 11 iinuicdt-
,bjcct to 1 »nd tonnage, and who shall, alter due n. *- *e } V . . r .
voice v *
n- requi
shad not !>**
i«*a(vf
a!) by
Liuih, mi
< i^hlhy
J, as the CHS
rib not be i.ructicnhle to 1
ill \s* n immaterial into
1 authenticated
iiidRunth, m (-
; 01 wheie it
irli oath, or there
in the oath or
ere the collector
of Die port *1 w fi
chandixe, sb ill l-<
to the &t*crt.Ui> <
rh tin
ill La
I tfit l’reasury tf
of such choice has been (iver lo him in writing
dt dine or neglect lo astnrt nt such appraisement, ’
shall I 1 subject lo a penalty not exceeding lib)
dollars, and lo the costs of prosecution tfieietor.
h-Kr. 2th And be it further tnaiUd, 'lhat one half
of the excess ol uuiv a.a iuiug in consequence ot
of the lift) per cent, added to the value of ait)
pooin, wares, or tin rcliHiidise, under the iLirteemh
sec lion ot this ait, shill. In tlivided .«mung the cut
tont-hon.se ofiiceis ot tit* port in which «*ueh gocxls,
water,or uierchaudise, may be, in the maimer pn •
scribed by the act, entitled “ An ectto n*gu»afo the
ntely on board some Vessel in another distnct, for
ex|#ortul»on, the sunn* may be so laden on buaid
<»l such vessel, without having l*»eu tir^t dcpUHitcd
in the public warehouse ; Provided, That nil other
icii ilaiion* required by law shall have been com
plied with, and that such ii au>poi tation of said spi
rituous liquors tioiu the one vessel to the other, be
made bv the collector’® order, and under the snptr-
inteiidunrc [superintendence] of an inspector of
the revenue, and that a cnetwl examination be
made by hiui ot the identity of the same, and of the
quantity . qualitN, and pio-kages, thereof
^r.c. Jj And be tfurther 'lifted. That a ! pen-
you wvu\.vv\
F11HE subscrihcni will Ri\e one dolhir and
JL twenty five centvcash a bushel, for merchan
table Wheat.delivered in Milledgevtlie.
TKRONDET, A’i KISO.N, k Co
May 3 ffijf y>
Caution.
* LI. persons are hereby cautioned nnd fore
wurni-d fi om ti f spassma on lot .**0. h i, to lh j
4.1I1 district Wilkinson count), ndjoiuiug the cciurt
bouse square in It" 1 uvon—A nd those "’hr, h.itc
berelufoic trespassed on said lot ol land, hy cutting
aud hewing td -tn> limbec or timbers, or coiniuu*
tors any tuber trespass whateser, *,,y cuiunj. any
rail, board, or sbiii|(bs tree or tro'os, 01 «apbu)t, pi
any oilier yrowtb wliutcver, ur-y bc.eby forewarn*
r .1 bom utor iiijt iiu* same, ot an* thereof, oil
it j(h ilit-s-od pn inisos, withojj special permission
Iroin ihe sub.ciiber or bis '^yopci aticDl, undtr lire
penally ol the law in S" .5, mivic and prune
•ded. ,'OU TAVLUIl
I Jours co June 2*
N1 sk month* alter da'_j, applicnlion wul u-
made to Ibe bon Inferior court 01 J-'ranklinmini.
j ty, when tilling lor ordinary ru'.-pos .s, for loav
1 t<r st II the ohole or a pnrj^ci the r< ai ei'titc 0:
1 Charles I tire 1V1I, for *Se1)cnUi( bl U-u litita
I and crtdilots of said '<c’d.
,!0:iN DUNCAV, AtlmV.
I June f4 ',1AHV ItICE, Adnr’x.
Tho». Hi^hts, Jr.
ts
l.diabod »9ard,
tic.rgm, Monroe County.
SCI. FA in Motir.,e
Superior Court.
1' appearing 1 the couft that the she; iff r :
tJaiuilen county fas retnrm il the writ in the
*lrOVc case into court, c^r ifyinj that the dr-
fer^lant it not to be found. < In motion of plain
tiff’« counsel, it ii o'doted that service he per
fected by publication, that the tleierolanf ap
pear at the Superior court to he held 111 raid
county on the 4th Monday in S. pb r her m *J,
and make his defence -. and that thi.rti’t ho
publish'd in one of the public irn/em 1 of this
state monthly for the time* of three months
previous to said court.
I renfy the above is a true ropv from ♦'-<*
minutes of sard Court* - 'l.i* ‘J'dlt Marr*) 1 . l&**-->
tjee 24—nvom WIlKItN; U’JM.f.'Vr