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SHEKH SAI.FS. |
ON ft r ft Ttt''day in May
tit i, uui be [old at the Court-’
l!’if.’ in bis city, bctwe.'n the
hours ot ten aud th r cc o'clock. i
ALL Hut tract of L.AND,j
in th'r partition ot Cum- ,
bc. land Klan 1, being the South- j
crnmnfl half part of Lot No. 9,!
bounding oil the writ by laudi
to John il M’lmoih, north by
lands of the eilate of Lynch,
e; fl ! y ‘he ocean and sou h bv
lan ‘s of th” eilate ol gen. Green,
luppoied to contain 400 acits,
be ill- fame more or le's.
Sei7 ci bv virtue of an ‘'Xrcuti
on, til- Hate, vs. eilate of Jus
tice H Scheubcr, dec pointed
Out by the F.x’or
T. Kobertson, s c. c.
March 11 55
~ i r~i~klH V V\LLb.
WILL B£ SOLD,
At th Court h u e in tbe town of
Brunswick, Giynn county , on
the first lUE D IT in April
next, between the bums of ten
are! two o'dock of th it day,
hundred acres of Land
J with the improvements
t; neon, Icizrd and taken in <*x
mitio > a* the property or Wil
lia 11 C irr, a: the (ait oi Joleph
Howell.
The above pr perry was levi
ed o 1 by Edward Pitcher, ton-
ILbic, and returned 10 me.
Conditions of sale Lash.
VVm. PaYNfc, s.o c.
F'brtMrv 24
i U ..V. E U a flcxY
LOT.
Cn TUESDAY the 3 d April next, at
the ChU. t house, between the iiuuttoj
IO and 3 o’ 1 lock,
1 A L.L at varuahl* varan/TOWN
Lt-V L on ft Biy nf Savannah,
( > i.iiiocdiately M the- weftwarci
o. the late L)r. Janes’ itlidcnce) run
Mining 6 ) rert in front by qo feci deep
k >own by die No. a D.-ihy Tything
De kar wirt!.~. COl !,/;oi;s to be
made ku >wn a t the day of sale—u
the mean tin e for j- f rmatinn apply
to MKIN, MACKrtY, fcfCo..
M ir’ h 11 t
v_ il V Hi i\ 1 1 ; T *s SHU'..
On the fi'Jl f uefday in April next,
■w ll be foul, at the Court-ben,tein
the city cf havannah, betweet.
the ho<rs of 10 and 3 o'deck
A ncoro boy na ned Nat, levi
ed on as tfie property of Thom
as IJ. Chat lion, clq. to tans-v a
i ivjgmtnt in favor of Daniel
item Durr. Pointed out by the
Defendants. 1
Also—A negro girl named
M iv, levied on as the property
of M s Vollarton, to facis
fy Will am Lcwden.
Conditions (Jilh.
J no. WILLIAMS, C. S
F‘S u. 32.
1 u iVOi ai'i ;c >\ard,
WII.L he fciven for apprehending
and lodging in any jail in this
lt:c to the fuM’cnber can get him
or and. liver kiui to me, in Bulloch
c .uuty, a negro man, named BEN, lit
7 2 or 2 3 yrau of age, shout live feet
eight inches high, a fir,all fear of a burn
on one ot hia cheeks, yellow comphxion,
w. U made, hoin 10 the ttate ot Maryland,
bom tl ence tic was brought 10 Noith
Carolina, there owned by major Jo Ceph
Gi amain, brought to this lUte about j
wars since, be is 111 the habit of laying
that he is tree.
SAMI. JOHNSON, Junior. j
M uh 25. 39.
PUBLIC NO 1 ILL ~~
PUiißlw iM. /cc ish'ieby giver,
that at the cxpii.rLn of iixty
..,sfom ritis daic, to wit, on he
19 h d.y of April nex , W ILL hr
E JLD a< PUBi IL AUC ( ION,
at the Court tuuk in this City, bc
drecn (he n ur* oi 10 at.d 2 i.’cn k,
A LL that LO sos LAN D
ir Carpenter's how, conuuntig 36
t:;t in frut.l and 150 tcci deco j be
tug the leal eliaie of Asap : True ,
loid by order ot the inletior Court,
tor the benefit i t the heu at>d credi
tors,
ASA HOXhY, Adm’tor.
F-b 18 l|v
7uJ77cFr~~
A GREF.ABI.Y to an older of the Hon.
Xx. or,.ale the Interior C. urt of Burke J
C untv, Will lie bo|U i the Court houte in j
the town of W yneiu r ugh, on the tirft fuel', i
da> in May next, Ihe whole of the REAL ‘
E*■lv I E ot Matthew Cli'.rk, dtcealeil, sot ‘
the b. et't <,fth. hei sand ereuitors of fatd ;
dtcealtj 1 erics wli be m..ile Luovin Oil
the day laic.
BENJAMIN ANSLLY,
Ma-ch 1 8 j? ‘ir Executor. I
tux S a t., j
AT THIS OFFICE a feivo pirsnf th f
Uc. i,u and s oul h Car uua Rertiuvas
Aliumc, for the year ts*o.
M.OU if j? j
IM COUNCIL,
Sur tv* in, 2"jth Match 13c A
Th l . 1,1 LL to be entitled “An Or
“ <;ina ro raise a fund for ihe support
“ of a watch in the ciiy of Savanuan”
wxh r arl the second tio,e and debated ;
Ordi red, That the said Bill be en
grcfTtd for a third reading, and, that
jit be twee publilhed in the Gazettes,
i for the iufpeAion of the citiz:ns.
Lxirtici from the Minutes,
JAMES M. WILLSON, c. c.
A BILL,
To be entitled, An Ordinance to
raif 1 a fund for tbe support of
a Watch in the city of
Savanmh
IJ E it Or J lined ly the Mayor nn I At
J detmen of the lily of Savannah, id
it ii l-erthy ordained by the authority <f
the fame, in conformity with the att of
the Lcgiflature in that case made and
provided, that for ftlpporting a public
.vatch in the ciiy of Savannah, a tax
fhsdl be levied on property and per fin 8
within the limits and jurifdiftion of the
fan! city, a* folio**, to wit; Oi ad
Hoofta, Buildings, Lots, and Wharvt.s
witlun the laid city, ar W'.ll unimiprovrd
improv’ and, and including all lois held
‘by lease from thejCorporation, tw nty
’ five cent.s on every hundrtd dollars value
thereof, to he aflclTrd and valued by the
A (h (Tor appointed by virtue of this Or
dinance, and to be paid by the owner
thtreof. On all Houfet, B uiidinga.
Lots and Wharvtt, owned by p- rf,n3
n.tiding out of the limits of this Si ate,
a* well unimproved as improved, fiby
cents for every hundred dollar value
thereof, to be paid by the owner thereof,
his agent or atiornty. On all enero eh
menis upon the river Savannah, which
were certified by the City Surveyor, and
reported to the City Council by Com
mi(Th>i ers under the authority of an adl
of tne Lcgilblure >n that case made and
provided, and confirmed by a resolution
of Council passed on the 14th day of Jan
uary in the year one thousand eight
hundred and five, ten dollars for each
foot which the said encroachments may
extend beyond the line effablilhed and
afeertainid by laid certificate and report,
to be paid by the proprietors of the
wharves to which the f id encroachments
are attached. On all encroachments
upon the laid river Savannah bcond the
line cllabliihed by the said certificate and
report, which have accrued or been made
since the said report was male, twenty
dollars for each foot beyond the line 1-
Itabhfhed and afeertained as aforefaid to
be paid by the owners of the wharves to
which the fame are attached.
Provided that nothing herein contain
ed fhal! he conlfrued to operate as a re
lcale of 111cI, encroachments, or as giving
color of title to the fame in favor of the
p rfon or persons by whom they were
made, or of any others claiming under
them.
And be it further ordained, that every
perion trading in this city, who refutes
j therein, (hall pay twenty live cents on
j every bundled dollars value of his rtock
lin trade. And that every person trad
; ing in this city, who hath not paid, or
j Income luljiCt to the payment of a tax
jto the ttate for the year eighteen bun
dred and five, (hall pay fifty cents on e
very hundred dollars value of his itoi k
in tiade—That every nr,ale white inha
bitam above the age of twenty one
years, who may not otherwise be fob
j’ and to payment of a tax equal to five
dollars by virtue of this Ordinance, sh fii
pay a tax of one dollar. That each and
every free negro or person of color inha
biting the city and exerctfing any trade
or handicraft, or the business of a carter,
drayman or huckller, lhall pay a tax of
ten dollars over and above their taxable
property. And that each and every o
ther negro or perion 0 f color, malts
from the age of eighteen to forty five
years, and females Irom the age of four
teen to forty five years, (hall pay a tax
of tour dollars, over and above their tax
able pioperty. I'hat every inhabitant
within this city fliall pay a tax of twenty
five cents on each 11 .ve within the city,
Irom the agent fourteen, to the age of
truly five years, of whom he or ihe is
the owner, or of whom he or (he may
have the care or managemeat ;—L'ke
wi(e the undermentioned sums on Car
riages ot the following defcrtpiions, u
led or employed wiihin the city, to wit •
itn every Coach, Chariot, BotLchaife,
Coachee, Phaeton, or other Carriage ha-
ving lour wheels, (except waggons aud
other carriages used for draft,) and e
vtry Curricle, two dollars On every
< hair. Gig, Sulky, aud other two wheel
Carnages, (carts and i.rays excepted)
with tops one dollar, without tops fitly
cents. Aud that each and every prac—
t tioner of law and physic, fador, bro
ket, and commilTnn merchant, lhall pay
a tax ot two dollars.
And be it furlhei ordained by the aulho .
rity ujorefatd. That an aftVllor (hall be
appointee, who lhall be, and hereby is
authorized and required, to make s just
and accurate ftat.nuut and return ot alt
pcrlons and proprrty fubjesff to the taxes
above Ipccified, and to affels and ellimate
the value thereof, by the belt information
which can be procured.
Ana be it fwthtr ordained, That the
assessor io to be appointed, before he
(hall enter upon the duties of office,
lhall take and (üblcnbe the following
oath,to bcadminiftercd by the Mayor.—
to wit {
And that within thirty dsrs after
his qualification as aforefaid he ih-.il m.-.kt
and return into the cleik’s office of the
Corporation, adigeft of the afleffmeuts
made by him ; end ilct ary person or
p rfnne who (hall cnTu'er him, h r, or
thfc.f.-lve* aggrieved by the afTeffment
of hb-, her. or their property by virtue
of this Ordinance, such person or perfms
may appeal to tlie Ci : y Council withir
twenty days after a notification dial’
have been given in two of the public
Gazettes of the city, that the digell has
been made and nturned as aforefaid ;
and the City Council (hall be, and here
by are authorized and required to decide
upon all appeal, which may be entered,
either t>T confirming the affedments,
or making such reduAions thereof as to
them may appear to be just and right.
And be it futther or ’au.ed, T hat it
(hill be the duty of the (aid afT-ffor, to
call upon each inhabitant of the city,
and to require from him or h< r, informa
(inn off iifc or her taxable pr perty, and
of ‘bf true bona fide value thtreof ;
ad that in case any peifon (hall refufe
or negleft to give information ot their
property subj & to trxation as aforefaid,
or if the said aIT (T,r (hall not be fully
fat sfi-d, either as to the enumeration or
It ttment of property, or the value there
of, it (li II l e his duty by ail other law.
ful meat 5, to obtain the moil accurate
information of such proper y and the
vr!uc thereof; and it (hill afo be his
duty ir, like manner, to obtain informa
tion, and make itlurrs of the property
and value thereof tvlonging to ahfent
prrlonsrnd non rtfi ients ; and that the
fa'd afl IT, (orh H 1 rvices by virtae of
tiiis ordinance (h il receive five bpndred
dollars, to be pan] out of the city tria
fury
And It itfurlt.tr otdlined, That with
in thirty day ti alt, r such notification (hall
have been pu: IlfhtU by the c!nk as
- he p rfutis fubjrtt to taxation
as above fotcihed (hall -ay the amount
of t lie it . (T ffnu iits rtfp. dtivciy to the ci
ty treafurf, who (htll he allowed for
Ins ftrv tcs in receiving and paying the
money to be railed by tins Ordinance,
one and an half per centum out of the
monies so received ; and if a, y owner
of any Louie, building, lot, wharf, or
other real property within the city,
lhall refufe to pay the air (Tment made
ss atoreLid cither upon such house, bud- j
dug, lot, wharf, or other real property,
or any encroachment attached thereto, i
a warrant of d’ftrefs (hall forthwith be
:(Lcd Ly the treasurer against any goods
or chatties that may be found on the
prcm.f.s, and the fame (hail be seized
at.d fold at public au&ion, and so much
(hall be dedudted from the amount of
such (ale, as will be Efficient to pay the
..(TcfTment aforefaid, and to defray the
coils and charges of such seizure and
laic ; and the overplus, if any, lhall be
paid to the person whose goods or chat
ties (hail have been seized as aforefaid.
And it no goods or chatties can be
found on the premises, or if the fame
Lc infuffi ient to difeharge the whole a
mcuut due as aforefaid, then the said
houte, building, wharf, lot, or other
real property, (hall be fold at public
auction by the Treasurer, in such manner
aiid under such regulations and rdtric
-1 ions as are directed by the tax la w of the
date.
Sind be it fi rthcr Ordained, That if
any perton tu! jett to the payment of a
ny i.x or cft lsment by virtue of this
Ordinance (hall negled or refufe to pay
10 the I'rcalurtr within the time liirmcd
as atoufaul, the amount ot his or her
,x or -11 Lment, a warrant of dtftrcls
Ih.ul and. 1 (Till'd and proceeded on in the
manner above pointed out, againit the
jjOOa.s and c aules of such delinquent
anti hat in case any free negro, or free
perf nos color dull uegieCt or refufe to
pay ’he city Tnalurer, his or her tax as
atorefaiJ, within the time above limited,
a warrant of dillrefs lhall issue againit the
goods aud cliattles of such tree negro or
p-rion o color, and fha l be proceeded
on hi th manner above pointed out But
if uo goods ur ct.attles can be found be
longing to any free ntgro or person of
color who may be delinquent as atorefaiJ,
the Tvealurer is atutioiifcd to lllue an
execution against the body of fuen free
negro or ptilon of color, until his or her
tax, with colls aud charges be paid :
and every fne negro and peifon of co
lor lhall, 111 conformity with a public no
tification to be given by the assessor,
make a return of his or her name and
age, and of the names and ages of his or
her childien, and of his, her, and their
refpettive places of abode aud occupati
on, to the aiftlTor, who (hall enter the
fame in a book to be kept for that pur-
pi>fe, and if any free negro, orperfon of
color lhall ncgledi or rcfufe to make
luch return within the fame time, and
in the fame manner prefcnbsd, or shall
give in a wrong name with intention to
dective the aifeflor, he or (he (hall in ei
ther case be donbly taxed, and proceeded
again ft in the fame manner, as above di
rected with regard to free negroes or
ptrfons of color.
■dnd be it further Ordained, That all
real and pcrlunal property within the ci
ty of Savannah lubject to taxation as a
forefaid, and difeovered oy ttie alfeffjr,
lhall be liable to aiE-lfmcnt, at the fame
rate and in the lame proportion, and
lubjert to the fame proccl* and difpoti
tions, as any like pioperty in the city,
of which an assessment is made. With
t lie lame powers, and charged with the
lame duties to inforce payment of taxes
on property dilcovercd as aforefaid,
w hich they are charged and verted with,
in recovering any other taxes due to the
city.
TO a 2s yv r. ~
STJJiES Nos- 7 and tj, in the Ex
change. For terms apply at toy office.
THOMAS PITT, Scc’ry.
November 19 tj a6. i
YVARHINGTOV, March i 4 .
Th- HOUSE of HIO RESENT A.
TIVES were on Wednesday engagec
in difeufiing Mr. Greeg’s rtfolurion.
Mr. Jiiclson terminated his remarks,
which went to (hew the necessity of ta
king high and commanding ground with
Britain. He declared birt.felf meft
friendly to the refoluiion of Mr. Gregg,
hut disposed, for conciliation, and to
command a strong vote, to unite in mil.
der measures.
Mr. Rhea of Tcnncflle followed, and
occupied nearly the fame ground.
Mr. Gregg replied to the arguments
urgtd againtt his resolution ; alluded to
the wiftits of several gentlemen to adept
a milder meaftire, and called upon them
to come forward with their propositions.
Mr. Davison fp( ke again ft the reso
lution, but in favor of adopting a reso
lution similar to that cfL red by Mr. Ni
cholson.
Mr. Party moved that the commit
tee ftiould rife, with the view of submit
ting a motion that they should be dis
charged from the further Consideration
of Mr. G'egg’s resolution, and that the
house might take up fome other propo
lition more likely to unite them.
Mr. Smi lie opposed the motion. He
had no objection to taking up fome pro
position, more likely to inftire a strong
vote ; tut lie thought it belt that all the
refo.utiona (hould remain before the
committee.
The question was then takeih on the
rising ot tbe committte end palled in the
negative—Ayes 53 —Noes jit.
Mr. Crotvr.infhield then spoke at
considerable length in favor of the reso
lution, and in reply to arguments urged
againfl it.
When, about the ufualhour, the com
mittee rofc, and the house adjourned.
On Thursday, Mr. Leib, after a few
preliminary remarks, moved to difeharge
the committee Irom the further coufide
ration of Mr. Gregg’s resolution.
On this motion a debate arr.fe.
Mcffrs. Leib, Early, and J. Randolph
j supported 5 and Mcff.'S. Alston, Law-
Ton, Smilie, G. W. Campbell, Gregg,
j Sloan, Findley and Blackledge opposed
jit.
When the question was trken by
Yeas and Nays on difeharging the com
mittte of the whole from the further
consideration of Mr. Gregg’s resolution,
and passed in the negative—Yeas 24—’
| Noes 101, And on difebarging tnrm
(from the further consideration of Mr.
Sloan’a resolution—Year. 26—Nays 93.
The houte then went into committee
of the whole— Mr. John C. Sn.ith in the |
chair.
The chairman put the question on ta
king up Mr. Gregg’s rcloiutt in, which
was passed in the negative—Yeaa 47
Noes yo
Mr. J. Clay moved to take up hi3
own resolution, and those of Mr. Nichol
foil’s—
I Mr. Str.Hie moved to take up the lat
ter.
| Mr. J. Randolph moved that the
1 committee (hould rife, and spoke at con
fi.lerable length, grounding his motion
ot: the unreasonableness of tbe prelent
moment for taking any measures on Bri
tiftt affairs during a depending negocia
tion.
Mr. Nich Ison seconded the motion,
and spoke for a (hurt time in support of
it.
Mr. Aljlon oppoftd the motion.
When the queltiou whs taken, and the
motion rejected—Ayes 5 3—Noes 68.
Mr J. C.ay then withdrew his mo
tion, observing that he was not anxious
that the refolutioru he had offered Ihou.d
be aided on immediately.
Mr. Aljlon renewed the motion for 1
taking into consideration the proposi
tion of Mr. Nicbolfon, prohibiting after
a particular time, the importation of cer
tain fpecitied articles from Great Britain.
Mr. J. Randolph again moved that
the committee (hould rife. Motion loft |
—Ayes 58—Noes6a.
The question was put on Mr. Als
ton’s motion, and the committee with
out a divilion, agreed to take up the;
piopofition submitted by Mr. Nicbolfon. ;
LITCHFIELD (Con.) Feb. 26. ‘
On Thursday laid, came on the trijxl
of Zenas Bcbec, beiore the Honorable
Superior court, then fitting in this town 1
for the murder of Aner Ives, OQ the 20th ‘
September laid. J. Guuld, and J. Can 1
field, efquirca, were counfcl for the (fate
and N. Smith, D. Daggett, and C.
Swan, efqrs. for the prifoncr. After a
lengthy and full inveftigxtion of the
caule, in which much ingenuity was dif
playcd in the arguments ot the counfcl,
on both (ides, it was committed to the
jury about 12 o’clock on Friday, by his
honor judge Mitchell, for their delibera
tion ; who dircedcJ, that if 111 their opi
nion the pnl’oner was guilty of the crime
for which he liood indicted, to return a
verdiid of guihy ; or, if they iliould find
that he wa3 not guilty of murder, but
guilty of manjlatghter ; to return a ver
dtdd to that effedd ; aud if they (houtd
find that he was not guilty of either, to I
tuy so, aud fay uo more. The Jury, j
alter being out above two hours, return- >
ed with a Verdict of nil guilty of murder, ‘
but guilty of monflaughter ; but owing,!
as we luppofe, either to the erabarraL-j
meutof the Foreman, (a worthy auj res-j
peitabie citizen) or to bis having mista
ken the judge in his thdrge, he gave a
verdid of not guil-tv, which wa re
cordeJ by the clerk before be corrtCLJ
himicif—l'fie couufcl for the llate mo
ved that the jury might be allowed to
liter ttie v-rtiic; as it a. their, mtcrzi •-
to have given it m, but the cour r decut
d rhat it could, notfie done. The pi
‘bn.-r will thcreSxfe be sifefiarged, on
paying coit. . Y x
PHiiAPELrHM, March UU
COMMUNICATION.
To tbe supporters and advocates of
home manufactures, it must be highly
pleasing to know, that among other
cloths of the moft fubltantial kind, rna.
nufadtured in the alms house and houf*
I of employment, in the city of Philade 1 -
phia, co:ton blankets have been made
of a trxi.’re andquality superior to any
j thing of the kind ever seen in this coun
try ; foecimens ot ih*fe and other goods
having bten forwarded to W alhington,
the Prefidcnt of the Z/nited States was
so well pleased with the cotton blankets,
that he immediately gave orders for four
pair. Should this laudable example be
followed, by the gentlemen of influence
in the different dates, of encouraging
our own ariifts and manufacturers, wc
! would soon find that the cctton, which
i is so plentifully produced in our country,
j would be wrought into cloth amoug us,
’ afford support to many ptifons, open a
door for the rxereife of ingenuity, and
remove us to a greater distance from dc
pendanceupon Europeans.
CHARLESTON, March 24.
The United State’s schooner Eagle,
commanded by Cipt. Paine, came down
from Daniel’s Island on Saturday, and
fiicd a salute opposite the city. She
w.is built by Mr. Paul Pritchard,
mounts 12 fix-pounders, and is intended
tor the protection of the reveaue of this
port.
March 26.
In the course of the lull twelve
months, there having emigrated from
the fiugle fcttlement of Williamfburgh,
in this ttate, one hundred and twenty
four white inhabita ts, and three hun
dred and thirty blacks t they have gone
chiefly to form new settlements on the
TtnmfLe river, and in the MiffiiTipp;
territory.
Enttred ot the poit of Charlejlon for the
ivcelt ending the 22d infi.
Horn H.-vannah —Sugar, 1974 boxes
94 hhds 22 tierces, 85 bbis. Coffee,
i 31 hhds. 279 bids. 6c6 bags, 2500 lbs.
in bulk. Molasses, 129 hhds. 2 tierces.
| Logwood, 1 tons. Sugars, 12 boxes.
) I’rom Matanziet —Sugar, jj boxes,
158 hhds 66 buis, Ci ff.e, ti bbl*.
Hides, 100.
| T rum Martinique —Molasses, 84 hhds.
II bb!s. Sugar, 5 hhds. 14 tierces, 10
, bbls Coffee, 2 hhds. 2 tierces, 2 bbls.
! Cocoa, 2 bbls
Notice,
THE fubferiber, (ome ‘ime since
neing ou his retur.i frotn the Indian
nation, came up with a JOHN IR*
VINE (as he called hiuueii) who
had hi ins pollcifioii a ne.v negro lieL
low i from the Cc untenance and con.
verfation of Irvine, when inrerroga’ed
frotn whence he had come, the man
ner in which he made reply, together
with other circumttances of his con
duct connrmed me luoftriber in the be.
iief /hat rhe negro had been stolen.
Hu therefore demanded ot Irvine in
what way he had coine to the pofic!*
(ion of the negro ; to which he re.
turned an evasive answer. Th e Tub’
feriber told him he h*d good reaf-m
to uehevc the negro had been itoien
and was determided to /ake the ne
gro from him and have him advertiled
and in case no person claimed him
within eighteen months would either
I return or fell him.
This is therefore to notify all per*
Tons whom it doth or may concern.
That die lublcriber has 111 his pofles.
fin the said new negro j he is about
five feet eight inches high, aged be-
Tween twenty five and traity years—
jno marks other than t,r. his back,
wtiich appear to have (uff. red under the
1 Cowfkm j Tpeaks little or no Englilh
j (ays he cauie from Carolina, but docs
not know whether from Norrh or
i You h, he indiltindf'y communicates
! (when a deed in whaf way the man
1 came by him) that he took him up in
I the road, when on his way to fiih on
J fome river or creek nearby. Hisown-
Jer or owners aie therefore requested
to p ove the property of the negro
pay charges and rake him away.
Wm. Neely.
Camden Counfy en
Sr. Mary’s River.
Sept, TO lamiSm 7.
GEORGIA. A By Charies Aberne*
(L. 3.J hy,c!k. o( the court
C. A’lernethv.J of ordinary for the
county of M'in.oiß, in tbe tfate afore,
said.
WHEREAS Mr. HAMPDEN
M‘INI OSH applies for let
ter o adininiftrat'Oii 0 n he eftaie
and effects of Mr. George ADlntofh,
pare ot Chats am ccun/y, diCca(cd,as
j i.earc ft cf km. I he.c are therefore
so cite and adnmnilh all and singular
j tne kidrcdand crtdi rrs t.-f m c Lid
jjeueslcd to hie tneir o> jc£lions (if
i any ility have) 1.1 offi.e on or oc-’
itLe 2d:b day 01 April, next, oihcrwife
•ctteis will be gramed him.
Given undet my hand snd seal
tus third and y of Mic.-. and i*i
ncT .tQ j ear ot A ei.cai lnd ‘pca
ieuws. £is i