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About The Augusta chronicle and gazette of the state. (Augusta [Ga.]) 1789-1806 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1791)
SATI/RDAY, ■ June 25, 1791.3 s THE AUGUSTA GHR'ONIGLE A' N D ? GAZETTE ov the STATE, FREEDOM of the tRE SB, and TRIAL, by JURY, (hall remain inviolate. Conjiitutien of Georgia . " v • r . v* •• . - t AUGUSTA; Printed by JOHN E. SMITH, Printer to' thi State 5 Effays* Articles of • Intelligence , Adverlifements , 6?c. will be gratefully received* and every kind of Printing performed. Tbe State of Georgia, t By the judges < l - s > GEO. WALTON, J theJ'aidState. To all and lingular the Justices of the several Inferior Courts, and other Justices, Clerks of Court, Sheriffs and Constables in the reTpeftive Counties of this State, aud to all Attornies at Law, and other Ferfons whom it may concern, Greeting'* WHEREAS Aiitn Rae, administratrix of the estate and effefta of James Rae, late of Richmond county, Esquire, deceased, (which said Ann Rae hath since in termarried with John Cobhifon, of the fame place, merchant) has, by her humble petition, reprsfented unto us that several suits at law are now commenced against her, and that (he is threatened with many others, to the very' great damage of the estate of the said James Rae-, and praying an Injunction to flay pro ceedings at law against her for twelve months, whereby (he may be the better enabled to ad just the concerns of the said deceased, and to make collections to fatisfy the creditor's of the aforefaid James Rae : And whereas, by ** An Ad to amend, explain and continue, the Ad for regulating the Judiciary Departments of this State,** the Judges of the Superior Courts afe duly authorifed to grant such Injunction, upon' the application of any executor or ad miniftratdr, who (hall appear, in justice and equity to be entitled to the fame: , tfow, therefore , by virtue of the said powers in us vested, (the fame also appearing just and equitable) We do command and iujoin you and each of you, aud all others whom it may concern, that, from all farther proceed ings at law against the said John and Ann Cobbifon, or either of them, as administra trix or adminiftfttorS of the estate of the' aforefaid James Rae, you aud every of yoii v do desist ands cease, until the expiration o if twelve months from the date hereof; and this’ under the pains, penalties and forfeitures, for a contempt. WI TNE9S the Honorable George Watt on, Esquire, one of our Judges, at Aupufta. the ninth day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, fcV£u hundred and ninety-one. * N&ticel ALL perfcns having ary demands against the estate of James P.ae, Esquire, de ceased, by bond, note or book account, are requested to deliver in the fame to the sub scribers, near Augusta, in fix months from the date hereof, in order that they may be paid (if poflible) before the expiration of the above Injunction; And all persona in- 1 debted to the said estate, are informed for the last time, thu, unless immediate pay ment ie made, their accounti, without ex ception, will be put into the hajjods of an at torney «t law, in order to enable them to fa tiify the demand! against the said estate. JOHN it ANN COBBISON, Adm'n. Rttt*! Crtti, J»*i !|, 1791. GEORGIA. The STATE of GEORGIA* 1 By the Judges «■> hjcj;-:? GEO. WALTON. }'theJaid State. To all and singular the Justices of the several Inferior Courts, and other Justices, Clerks ot Court, Shenifs and Constables in the refpeftive Counties of thir.£hate, and to all Attornies at Law, and ether Ferlons whom it may concern, Greeting : • • r ■ tt tHEREAS Sherwood Bugg,adminirtra tor of the estate and e(feds of Robert Bonner, late of tne county of Rich mond, deceased, has, by his humble petition, : reprefented unto us that several suits at law are now commenced against him, and that he is threatened with many others, to the very gieat damage of the estate of the said Robert Bonner, and praying an Injun&ion to day proceedings at law against him tor twelve months, whereby, he prajrbe the better en abled to adjust the concerns of the said de ceased, and to malic collections, as far as in his power, to fatisfy the creditors of the aforefaid Robert Bonner : And whereas, by “ An Aft to amend, explain and continue, the Aft for regulating the Juditiary Depart ments of thia State,” the Judges of the Su perior Courts are duly authorifed to grant such mjiiuftion, up6n the application of any executor or admiriiftrator, who (hall appear in justice and equity to be entitled to the fame: Now, therefore , by virtue of the said powers in (is Vested, (the fame also appearing just and equitable) We do command and injoiu you and each of you, and all erhiers whom it may that, from all farther proceeding* at law against the said Sherwood Bugg, ad miuiftrator as aforefaid, you and every of you do cease aud desist until the expiration es twelve months from the date hereof; and this under the pains; penalties arid forfeitures of a contempt: WITNESS the Honorable George tValion Esquire, one of our Judges, at Augusta, the ninth- day of June, in' the year of our Lord, one thousand, seven hundred and ninety-one. ■ •* Ann Robinson Refpeftfully informs the inhabitants of Au gusta, that die has opened A SCHOOL for Yeung Ladies , Viz.~Sewing, "Mai king and Reading : Little Masters will also be received, and thegreateft care taken to give them a proper pronuncia tion of the Eugiifti language, and prepare them for an acadeinic'educatioa. Terms —One Guinea per Quarter. A. Rohrinfon returns her thanks to the friends of thpfe young ladies who have al ready encouraged her in the undertaking, and allures them every at tent i >ll (ball be paid to them while committed to her charge.’ The little piecee given themtoftudy, with the in tention of ftieogthcning their memory, and giving them an emphatieal method of (peak iig in converfs'ioo, will be Irom hone but divine and drill moral authors, such as are recommended by Mr. Webfier, aud other judicious writer! on education. SALE. On 'Tburfday, tbt 4, tb day of Augufi next, be* tween the hours of 10 and IX in tbt forenoon, by permijfion of tbt Honorable tbt Superior Court, will be lold on the premijtt,for cap, . The Weftern Moiety o £ Lot N.° 39, Confiding of half an acre, situated between Eiiis and Greene fir cits ; being part of tho real dilate of George Randolph, deceased. , MARY RANDOLPH, Executrix, Augufi a, Jnnt Xl, 179 i'. Wanted; to Purchase, A Good Flaty That will carry from 70 toßoHoglhe.<ds lo*' bacco, for which prompt payment will bo made either in Carti or Negroel. Inquire at the Print iag-Otfice. _ ’ ♦ Notice. • : ON Thut/day,- the aid of July next, will ’ be let to the lowed bidder, the building of the bridge on Brier creek, where the Ba* vanuah road erode*. GEORGE WYCHE, HEWS MEAG. ■* 4 , / Notice THE Clerk and Sheriff of Columbia county find it inconvenient for them to do bufinefa in future in their refpeftive of ficen, without the lawful fee* being previouil/ paid. _>• - .» ____ ' ■* For Sale, 'The following Article s> viz. A FEW barrel® of Northward cyder A finafl quantity of bed Northward cheese A quantity of Irifli potatoes A chert of very fine Kyfon tea* and foraeex* cclient wine. * ALSO, A general ASjortmenf of DR r GOODS, -. Suitable for the present feafiu ; all of whicn will be diipoTcd of cn the most tcafouablo . ter ml for caih. Apply to , ELIA! 3 MJORDON & Co. Augujfh, 17» 17><• — l mmmrm nmmmm -mr 4tm mo fWWMMPMHMMHMfti fj| lilanlt Conveyances to bn had at the Printing;-Ufhce. [Vcl. V. No. CCXLVLJ'
