About Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1819)
WEWi , • **■ Wor:su», »■* «. d'WKr'yfi . .<-X iCCO*Xi>I)iTIX» TLljf, t j —ffceLANDS ia Iiurke county, whereon tliezub- ftsaritM-r now liven, conuining upwards of luref- ttiitrosanil acres. about 1500 acre* of which aft , osk a ,tl hickory, the balance nine lands. There sbO acres cleared and tinder fence, gnat * pvt of which has been recently Wood land* The rerop fiow growing well evince tbe capability of I the*; lands to produce great reward for labor be i stowed ontbem In tlie centre or" die cleared .Jb&SiIU a Pond about 100 acrca, which bat been Jxjrtjtiedetg-.zt expence, and ia canabk of cul- : . turr; it mav liosrevcr be trade durable > aa a pas ture, being"capable of supporting 100 bead of . . horned cattle, ext iuaivc of horses, mules, sheep, ant, ot er alotk. Through the greater part of XBwje lands runs a never-failing at ream of water- - where is a Grist Mill, with machinery to gin cot- : ton—tower down and within about 4 mile* ofSa- - vannuli river, is a Alui Dam where a s:tw-miil bus t-fontferly bet n erected. The pine lands, say I'OO ;»cres, are mostly well timbered, and the lumber v might be sent well facility to Savannah, or sold in .'-she neighborhood,.if prefereJ, where there ia a con 1 demand. The Orchard has upwards of two thousand young Had;,thriving -trees, consisting of peach, nappie. , plumb, cherry, and oilier fruits of the most oted quufiuca—all of which have been plant. m T arwra* > Vv";, ' ■ For Publishing,-at MilledgviSe, 'A NEWSPAPER—TO BE ENTITLED lifl , , GEORGIA I;"«a.within sia years past. I Tiie Buildings are comfortable, and sufficiently I •. (numerous-to serve the purposes ofa large family, ■with the iit-cecs-iry out-buildmgs for homing the ■ Chops I think 1 can with propriety aay, t!.at there , la- not a tract of land in the county his so many t important at! vantages aa Ufe one now ofiered—’ l’ia rnitssated 6 mile* froui - Wayne Jjurough. on the ' IXrn<’r.e-f, rr, road, and about 13 miles from the is residence of VVilsentNavy, esq on the Savannah ■iJftantl Aujrtiaui road, udjiclf road runs through part . 4 rofllteselad,—M is 35 mihs fr»m Augusta, and 9 ; rfrom-Oemereb ferry, from whb:1»'place 1 lia«< 4a,hipped cotton to Savi-mirli ctrocenfs the tale, when I have been into; .,icd the-.prices for ship- t mt-nt in Augusta has been 351 ”53 per lCO-wt. . k * I’osst-adon can be hid on the first ot January next, and the purchaser be supplied with corn, 1 horse,, mules and'slock of all kinds, if desirable. . A. Pembei tun. J. lfcr-Forrvt. near tTnyuihnmigh, 7 ' .« b'-i-t r r'l.Mn July Jl, ibi9. v The duty of Editor* of newspapers, fortunate ly, is well understood by the American people.— The publication, therefore, of propuss la forprint i,g. does not, as we conceive, require any avow al of political tenets, or protestation of patriot* ism- Tis useless. Let their work, not a pros pectus, decide if-EJitors be, or be not worthy ihe patronage.or their fellow-citizens. The first number of the Uetrgia Republican will be issued, by us. at MQledgville on the second Tuesday in September, the present year, ft will lie printed once a week, and on a large super royal sheet:—net inferior, in point or size, to any id die state. 'The press, and all necessary appara tus, to be entirely new, and or the.best- quality.— *Ve solicit the patronage of an independent com munity. . .-vottai-noas. Three Dollars, in advance, (upon the receipt of the first number) dr Four Dollars, at-the expir*. •ion of the year Advertisement- and all, olli€.- printing will be dune at the customary prices.— Letters addressed to tbe Editors trust, in all cases, be tost ram. ‘WALTER JONES. HENNY DENiSON. Milledgevitle, April 20, lijl*). OJp.ce for tlto sale if Negroes, A.\I>P»iliOKKIlAOE. Tlic «tibficriScr f '*s formerly, lender. 7 his services '• 3r, ue abfiv<* bi’*ncfitm>l bujiulss to Uis friends, ur.d the public generally, in the disposal of any speck*** of property C'jnfic|ed to huri, with assu- iMiirei* • h»vU* best endeavors will be exerted to prom te the.inurAits of those who may please 1 • favor him with tlieir command*’; he will with ]r*aKiire wait on thoac who may not Ik* enabled to call at his office, by a line beinjy aentto him. -Field t an.Jg andfun:se /ants will at all limes be sup* I-mI, and candor v. il! ever be observed as to char- •aeter. <Jou»;trj f.'iciid*»realso informed tbatpru- iltice will receive lii» unremitlcd attention—tire pr.Msf-stoics uve provided for the reception of a l^ou l a> <1 prycfuci* confided to his care. His uliir.c is kept in one of the tenements adjoining the house c. ecu pied by csiptJn Gale, in John* aton*s luunrc. near the State Hank. aug 21—vf TA H POLOCK. Fov iSide Tftit wtlfk^owu stand at the forks of the Mil- t :\lge. ide yird Louisville roads commonly known yihe name of the Tvmity M.le House, in the county cf KfUngham, calculated for a store and public hou>e. If eppheatiori' is soon made may do: Jail at a very reasonable rate The said place contains upwards .of 1500 acres; on which is an rxCfllen* DwcKing House and put Buildings, and considered as an extremely healthy jdace, having u go* d spring equal in quality of water to any ir. ■the stale The timber extensive and convenient -Hjfco rivernavigation. at,so, StvcraHiause Servants, whose characters will Ll w-vranted. . U. I'OLOCK Savanna .. Sept 9 — arf- 86 03* The editors of the Augubta Chronicle arc requested to insert the above three timee mice v ek. and transmit their bill to me. D I*. Mansion House. The subscriber* have taken a large and com. modious Hour.e at the corner <4* Green and M *n. tosh-streets which is now filling up in the mo$! convenient manner, and will be opened on the 1st of October next, for the receptiou of company.— It is situated in the most pleasant part of the town, and no pains will be spared to render the establishment worthy the patronage of tl»e public. Booms wi l be fitted uo in sujierior style for the accomm*Hiation of ia.i.iiies, as well as single rooms fur gentlemen. The proprietors of this establishment have en deavored to combine elegance with convenience. They flatter themselves their table ami bar will not be excelled by any in' the Southern country. They have also prepared in an airy stuutiou large new Stacies and safe carriage houses* Those who are fond of good living, airy, new and clean rooms and beds, anti kind treatment, Are respectfully invited to call amijudgefor them selves. N. !J. They intend keeping a livery stable, and will be provided with carriages, horses and an&p proved hostler. VOUXG & Mc’KEUNB. june 18 ffj* The editors of the Savannah Republican, Charleston Courier, and Milledgevil^e Journal, will insert the above once a week till the 1st of January next and forward their accounts to the office of the Augusta Chronicle, for payment june 23 f 48 £By AnmmrSy e£ 1ae "te’tate xfi ^reorgis.| * :-F“ ■ - ;h SPLENDID SCHEME : . . OF A LOTTERY, : fA, *. ■ iv ■FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Savannah Poor-House and Hos] SCHEME. i Prize of 825,000 is ' 825,000 i do of 10,000 10,000 i do of 5,000 V 5,000 30 do of 1,OU0 30,000 50 do of 100 5,000 100 do of 50 5,000 800 do of 25 20,000 4000 Tickets at S25 is 8100,000 Superior Court—Camden county. DAVID DOUGLASS.YV Stationary Prizes as folloxv: 1st ilay, first drawn Number, 1,000 dollars gd day, S 3d day, 3 4tli day, 5th day, 6th day, 3 do do 1,000 each do do 1,009 each do do 5,000 do do 1,000 do do 1,000 each United States of America. nrsniirT or oeoboia—ix tue au.mikaltt. The president of the United States to the marshal of said district, greeting, IL. S.] GEO. GLEN, cleric. Whereas a libel hath this day been filed in the admiralty court for said district, by L.vi James, .^gairst coffee-and sugar, alleging, that the sloop • Favoyite,” hired and employed by the libdlant, for the purpose of bringing into the port of Sa vannah, within the jurisdiction of said c**urt, a portion of the cargo of the “Ann of Scarbo rough,” as mentioned in a former libel, hath ar rived in the said port, having on board thirty- three or thirty-four tierces of coffee in bulk, and Unity-three or thirty-four boxes of sugar, some what damaged, as t he libellant is informed—That the Said sugar and coffee are portions of die car go of said vessel, the “Ann of bcai borough,” men tioned in a former libel of the libellant, and saved by his labor and exertions as therein alleged- That the libellant is advised he is entitled to full Three Hundred Dollars reward!// Stolen from my plantation on Satutu the od ia^t. a negro nyn named AGENT, 25 years cld „ aiid nf -.»r fi/cSftf'et and a half high. lie i» a thick w<ll set negro, with a round face and good coun tc ounce—Ilia foreteeth are a little decayed—has; • null scar on his throat— he has lost the nail from • on? of his tinge*s perhaps the middle onej wtveh ;gia« grown up in a ridge. 1 will pay any person ul»n will deliver me the said negro, one hundred d"Ki'*s. stod two hundred dollar* for the thitf with .proof sufficient to convict him of the offence. , James Fort. Wayne County, August £9. 1819. ffjT The editors of the Midcdg*?!;!? Journal Augusta Chronicle, and Claiborne (Alabama) Cou- arc requested to give the above six insertions, ■end transmit their accounts to this office for pay vnenL In Council, August 9, 1819. Whereas there is an ordinance now in exist, rnce, requiring certain keepers of certain board ing houses when auy person therein hoarding," • thrill be taken i;ick, chat the keeper ur keepers nf said boarding liou^es do rejw.t die* same inure di- uielvto the Police Office: O.i motion of alder- mvi Ash, resolved, that the sard reports be re- q.iittd, aml for the infonnatiou of all concerned that Ibis he published by the ,-:ty printer. „n Extract from the vdnutc*. '■jfe. v , R. R. Cuvier, r. o An Ordinance Appropriating a cerUim portion of Ground lor the uffrmrnt o'i stra g-ersand others not liaiinj- relafiTts witliin the ciiv of Savannah, or buried in tin pres: nt cemetery. Section 1. Ue it ordaii-ed by mayor and alder- me i of the city of Sivaunab in council assere.bled, and it i< ticreb) ordained by the antimrity of the saiiieii'iT' at, that purrimi of jjrtitiod containing- fou, huntlrt ts and fifty five feet in !eiigi!i and tw o hundred and forty feel in bieadth, lying and being five hundred and sixty five ja-ds south of tin •present burial ground, and designated in tiie plan hereto annexed, is betchy set apart and cxpres.dt appropriated for tWintetiueut uf*U strangers or ■persons who should happen to die 'voh : n the ci. ty aforesaid a .d who situli not have any relations iruried in the prest nt cemetery. In Council, August 2o, i8I9. f (l.*) T. U I* CUaULTON, nsnvar. Attest. H It CUVLEB.c. c '■ An Ordinance ’To amend an ordinance, entitled “an ordinance to prevent horses and other animalsfrom running at laitfe within the city of Savannah,” passed Feb 20, 1109, Whereas, it is injurious to the public trees, and •dangerous to the safety of the citizens, to permit horses and like amimais to mn at large through the streets, and other parts of the city: Me n therefore ordained by the mayor and ai de rn»en of thec:ty of Savannah, in council assem bled, and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the same. That the first section of the above reci- t» d ordinance which permits “horses, geldings, mares col.s, fillies,jackasses and mules, to run at large between the 1st day of May and November, be and the same»» hereby repealed. Beit further ordained by the apthorrty afore- •aid. That it shall be the duty of the city marshal, and als<> of the city constables, to take up and im- .pound any and every such animal that may be seen or known to go at laige withio the corporate limits of the city; and the-owner or owners of such animal or animals, so taken tip and impound ed in a livery stable, shall pay all expenses that • may be thereby incarred, in addition to the pen. city imposed by the above recited ordinance. 0- > In Council, 9, 1819. and ample salvage o:. ihi^aa well as on every pari of the cargo cf said vessel, “the Ann of Scarbo rough”—And the said libellant in and by the said libel prays that a monition issue to all peisons concerned to shew cm»e why proper salvage should not he decreed out of the said sugar and, coffee to the ibcllanL ^ Now, thcre.ore, you, the said marshal, are here by commanded t»» cite anti admonith all and every person and persons having or claiming any rigid, title, interest, or demand whatsoever in, to, or up on, Che" said coffee and sugar, to appear at a spe cial court of admirably, to"be holden at the court house, in the city of Savannah, in add district, on ihe eighteenth day of September inst. to answer to the libellant, in the premises, and to shew cauw- (if an? they have) why the prayer of the libellant should not be granted; and whatsoever you shall do in the premises, certify to the judge of raid court at the time and place afore-uid, and have til u and there this writ. Witness, the honorable William Davies, judge ■*f said court, this second day of September, in the y ear ol our Lord eighteen hundred and nine teen. CHARLTON & SliEFTALL, Proctors for libellant. gy* On tiie 7lh day, before the opening of the Wheels, one of 825,0C0, one ot 10,000, and twenty-one. of 561,00", will be put in ttic wheel by the commissioners, and remain floating un'.’t drawn. The first drawn 500 blanks to be entitled to 25 dollars each. £/* The whole to be completed in eight days drawing, under the su- e-erintendence of the commissioners All the prizes payable in cash, sixty days after the drawing, (subject to a deduction of IS per cent only) at the BANK of the STATE of GEOHGIA. N. S. BAYARD 1. MINIS ROBERT HABERSHAM JOHN LEWIS RICHARD RICHARDSON. JAMES MORRISON COMMISSIONERS. | JOHN P. WILLIAMSON JOSEPH CUM MING J. P HENItY MOSES HERBERT D T. HALL JACOB FAHM ELIAS REED T. V GRAY JAMES M’HENRY E. S. REES axb JOSEPH HABERSHAM In offering the above small though splendid Scheme to the public, Pe commissioners are confident of its containing:! greater number of capital priztathan any before ersented in the United States, of the same magur.ude. The commissioners having in view the es'ah- lishment ofa POOR-HOUSE and HOSPITAL, on a more extensive plan than heretofore, they cnl! unon the public in behalf ot this institution, the benefits of which are not only confined to this city or state, but arc extended to al! the sick and indigent of whatever nation, who fall within the sphere of its usefulness. They have every reason, therefore, to belive that, from the small number of Tick - ets, and the claims of tiie Institution upon the benevolence of the public, that the drawing will com mence in a very short time. CORRECT LISTS of the PRIZES will be kept as the drawing progresses. TICKETS and SH ARES for sale by the subscribers. Qjj* ORDERS for Tickets or Shares, inclosing the cash, post paid, addressed to cither of the sub scribers, will be promptly attended to. • • A DISCOUNT v.-i!i he allowed to those who purchase a quantity. Whole Tickets, S-25 ). Rule JtTn. JOHN CLARKE. J „ On the petition of David Douglass, shew ing that John -Clarke, did, on the twenty- l eighth day of February, one thousand eight hundred and sixteen make his certain writ} ing obligatory, sealed with his seatTand bear ing t!ale on the day ard year aforesaid, wltcr- by be acknowledged himself to be held ar.d fu'(y bound to the said petitioner in the pen al sum of one thousand mid seven dollars and fourteen cents, ronditioned for the payment of five hundred and three dollars and fifty- seven cents, on or before the first day of January then next ersuing, and that the said John Clarke, for the better securing the payment of the said sum of money, did mortgage to the said Davit! Douglass all that tract of land situate in the county of Cam den, on the waters of Crooked river, bound ed cn the north by lands of John Wood, es quire, on the northwest by Crooked cteek and marsh land, anti <on the southwest by lands of Nathaniel Gyet-n and on Crooked creek, which said tract contains five hun dred acres, more or lest; anti it being made turthcr to appear that no part of the mbneyiti the said bond specified has been paid tr. tha said David Douglass; ufi motion of tiirhard W. Dabctshani. attorney for tiie petitioner, it is ordered, that the said John Clarke do pay into this court withiti twelve months from this date the principal interest and costs duo on the said bond and mortgage otherwise the equity of redemption in and ta the said morl-aged premises will from thenceforth be foreclose", such further ai d other proceedings take place as are directed by the act ot assembly in such cases made and provided; and, it is further ordered that this rule be published once a month fee twelve months in one of the gazelles of (his state, or served on the said John Olaike. or ht3 agent, at least six months previously to the time appointed for the payment ot the money into cou t. Extract from the minutes, 16th March, ISIS. Joint Dailey, clerk. -Camdencounty, Superior Court, October Tern:, 1oa& David Douglass^ vs. v Rule John Clarke 3 On morion of H.chard W Paberslism, attorney for the petitioner, it is ordered, loaf ihia rule nib! bv made rcturnabu to October Term, eighteen hundred and nineteen True extract troin the minutes * »- Joiin Dailey, clerk. nov "4 tea S30 Halves do. Quarters do. 12 50 C 25 Savannah, .dpril C, 1819. \Y. T. WILLIAMS, ? „ , C. H. HAYDEN, ^Agents. Pilots Authorized toccl for the liar ar.d River of Savannah BRANCH PILOTS. B. Sisson il Craig T No tinge J 11 flail S Timmons W Royslon E Broughton H Biker T Bradley John Low N B Sisson James Elcord Briggs, jr. T V/e,t W Wall A Guard pilots; .Ml personsintercsted in the foregoing monition will lake due notice. John II. Morel, marshal D. G• sept 4 84 United States of America. T urOEOROIA—13! THE AD>lIIU!.Tr. The President of the Untied Suites, to the Marshal of the said district, greeting: [L S) GKO. GLEN, clerk. Whereas, a libel bath this day been filed in the admiralty court for said district, by John Jackson, commander of the revenue cutter Dallas, in be half of hiru elf, b.fs officers and crew, and al J Dowdy W White J Delano J Bxtcher S Norton it G Landers S H Timmons John Johns ( By order of the Board. JohuG. Holcombe, june 18 41 sec’ry C m. of Pilotage I, Foster l J S Pitcher K Holies I. Craig T Harden W Todd O Ptoctor PROPOSALS Fur Publishing, b;/ Subscription, BY JOHN BINN8 A SPLENDID EDITION Declaration of Independence. Notice. The estate and effects of Andrew Erwin, A Erwin, Guuck 8t Co. and Erwin St Co. having been assigned to tbe subscribers for the payment of certain debts in the first instance, and after- wardsfor the benefit of all the creditors of the said cc.acerns, notice is hereby given to those interested., of the said assignment . All persons indebted to others cntr.ltd, against seveniv-five barrels »r;d 'veuty-one half barrels of flour, slating, that be mg on a cruise in the said revenue cutter, lie dis covered a quantity of su|»r;ffne wheat flour in bar ft Is on the open sea; that be therefor! shortened >a 1 and took on beard of the said revenue cutter i quantity of the said flour, amounting in the whole to seventy-five whole barrels and twenty-' *»ne half barrels of the same, H of which lie has brought into the port of Savannah and within the jurisdiction of tins honorable c«>urt; that the said barrels had no mane or otner murk on them, by wlrab the true ownur ccuhl be ascertained or designated, and that there was no e ther mark thereupon, than ‘‘Baltimore superfine flour;” Ilia* this libellant does not know or is informed who is the owner or claimant of the .said 'gcur; that, with considerable pains and danger, he collected the saul flour, and has brought it iuto the part oi Savanna!; and the said libellant in and by his said l.bei prays that a monition may issue to ail persons concerned to shew cause, if any they have, why & reasonable salvage should not be decreed there- it to ihe l.brllant and all others entitled. Now, therefore, you, the said marshal, are here by commanded to cite and admonish all and eve- y perion or persons having or claiming any right, rile, in te rest or demand whatsoever, in, to or upon be sa»d flour, to appear at a special court of admi ralty to be held at the court-house, in the city of Savannah,} in the said district, on the tweuly.se- cond day or September instant, to answer to the libellant in the premises, and to shew cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the libellant should not be granted, and whatsoever you shall do in die premises certify to the jud’ge of the said court, at the time and place athresaid, and have then and there this writ. Witness, the honorable William Davies, esq judge of said court, this sixth day of September,’ ra the year eighteen hundred and-siineteen. Habersham <J* Drysdale, proctors for libellant. the said Andrew Erwin, Erwin- Groce Sc Co. or Erwin Sc Co. are notified to pay the amount f tl;eir debts to the subscribers only, and a spee dy payment will bt required, in order to enable die subscribers to make a settlement of the affairs of the said firms. AU those having claims ag&ins the said parties are requested to exhibit them to the subscribers, duly attested GEORGE HARGREAVES,*} JOHN M'&INNJS, BARN A M'KINNE, WILLIAM SIMS, WlA ch —76 >auigneet. J’uiice-Cffice, August 7, 1819. A book is kept in this office, for any entry, me morandum, or infirm'-.tioxl^ that any person, (with or without his name) may wish to communicate to the Council, the Mayor, or Marshal. It is also desired, that alt complaints for violations of cit} ordinances, or other grievances which require th** interposition cf this department, may he entered and communicated in like same form. By order of die Mayor P. M. St«»ne, c. st. An Ordinance To amend an ordinance, entitled ,f an ordinance to improve the health of the city of Savannah and for oilier purposes,” r-ossed 24lh March 1817. de it ordained by tJje mayor and aldermen of* the city of Savannah, in council assembled, and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the same That the further sum of fifteen thousand dolIar.« be and the same is hereby appropriated for the purpose of complying with the payments which may b- mentioned and contained in the contracts entered into between the city of Savannah and J irivate individual*, for the change of culture on ow lands in the neighborhood of Savannah. In Council, May 17, 1819. [L S] Passed, JAMES M. WAYNE, mayor. Attest, K R. Cctlkr, c c Pawed, TUP CHARLTON, wooer. ACtttfc L Hi IL ComR, c. c. Al persons interested in the foregoing monition will take clue notice. p sept l Jobs H. Morel, marshal. Plank Indentures tfr.sa}e at litis office. An Ordinance To alter an ordinance so tar as relates to the sala ry allowed to the city scavenger. Whereas it is right that the officers of this cor poration should receive a compensation equal to the duties required of them— 1. Be it ordained by the mayor and aldermen of the city of Savannah in council assembled, and it is hereby ordained by tbe authority of the same That the city scavenger shall receive a salary the sum of four thousand four hundred dollars per annum, navable quarterly. 2. ADd be it further ordained, That so much of the sixth section of an ordinance, passed June 15,1818, as relates to the pay of the scavenger be and the same is hereby repealed. In Council, May 3, 1819. The size >.f the palter is 36 inches by 24; it lias been manufactured by Mr Amo, in Uu best man* Her, and of the very best materials. The design from the pencil of Mr Bridport is executed in imitatiou of Bus Belief; and encir cles the Declaration as a cordon ophonor, sur mounted by the Arras of the United States. In mediately underneath the arms is a large medal lion portrait of general George W asiiingtov, sup ported by cornucopia^ and embellished with spears, fags, and other military trophies and emblems.— On one side of this medallion portrait, is a similar portrait of John Hancock., president of congress, July 4, 1776; and on the other, a portrait of Tat. kl Jefferson, author of the Declaration cf Inde pendence. The arms of “The Thirteen United Slates, 1 in medallions, form the reniairder of the cordon, which is further enriched by some of the charac ter.stic productions of the United States; such the tobacco and Indigo plants, the coiton Mj. ub, rice, Lc. Tbt facsimiles have been engraved by Mr Val lance, who executed this important part of ifu publication at the City of Washington, where, by p&tidsHton of tiie secretary of state, be hud the original signatures constantly unde: his eye Department of Suite, 19th April, 1819. 1 certify, That this is a con ect copy of tiie ori ginal Declaration of Independence, deposited at tliis Dcpartmcn’; and that i have compared all the signatures with those cf the original, and have found them exact imitations. John Quincy'Adams. The portraits are engraving by Mr Longacre. from original paintings by Messrs Stuart, Copley and Otw, and the most esteemed likenesses. The Arras of the United States, and of tbe si* eral states, have been faithfully executed from of fie a! descriptions and documents in the manner di ected lay tiie most approved anthers on the sci- | unco of Heraldry | It is confidently' expected that this engraving i will be a splendid and Luly national publication l he publisher thinks lie can promise that it shall be ready U deliver to subscrit*«*i«i in Jon- early in July r.ext. at ten duiiars each copy be paid on delivery. The engravings will be followed by a Pamphlet, containing tfie official docvnei.ts connected w.th the publication as authorities, and a list of the subscribers’ names. The Famphltt to be deliv ered gratis It is contemplated to have a few copies print ed on papei prepared to carry colours, to have the shields accurately tinted in the modern style; and the plai *, &c colored by one of our most ap proved water colourers. The price of lho-e su perb copies will be TH.nTKLXdollars each. Gen tlemen who wish for coloured copies,are request ed to add the word “coloured” to their subscrip tion. SaiiTb, manufactured expressly for this publica tion, is daily expected from France. Care sliall be taken and no trouble or expense spared, to have some very superior copies printed on this satin The price of these copies cannot now be ascer tained It will hereafter be aunounced Gentle men w ho wish for copies on satain, are requited to add to their subscription the words “cn s ^.k JOHN BIN NS, Aff. 7, Chetnuistrect, Philadelphia. Subscriptions will be received at the office of tht Savannah Republican. Superior Court—Camden county. . March Term, ibVJ. Elizabeth Gordon, cx'rx.'i of A.Gordon.dec’d. I *, , ... . M. f iU! ‘ Archibald Cbike. J On the petition of Elizabeth Gordon, ex ecutrix of Ambrose Gauon, Uie of Chat ham county, deceased, shewing, that Aichi- bald Clarks did, on the twenty filth day of March, one lhouta;.d. eight hundred and six teen, make his ceituin writing obligatory', sealed with his seal, and bearing date the day and year aforesaid, whereby he acknow ledged himself lo be held and liuuly bound to the said petitioner in the pcnulsum of two thousand lour hundred and eighty-nine dol lars und twenty cents* conoiijonc.L. for the payment of one thousand two hunched and lo:ly-four dollars dollars a»\i sixty cents, on the first day of January, eighteen hundred and cighleu; und that the said Archibald 1 Clarke, for the belter securing the payment / ot the said sum of money, did on tfie day anJ year first afoiesuid, mortgage ti the &wid Elizabeth Gordon, executrix us aforesaid,ail that tract or parcel of land on the river SU Mary’s, called and known as the Spanish Creek lands* containing according to a re survey six thousand two hundred and tWcn- ty-three acres; and it being made further to appear that no part oi the money in the said bond specified has been paid to the said Eli zabeth Gordon, executrix as efpresuid: Oil motion ot W. W. Gordon, attorney for Ilia petitioner, it is ordered that the said Archi bald Clarke do pay into this court within twelve months from this cate, the principal* interest and co a i fcf due on the said bonu and mortgage: otherwise, the equity oi redemp tion in and to the said mortgaged pn utijcs will, from thenceforth be loreclosed, and such further and other proceedings take place as ate directed by the act of assem bly in such case nude and provided; and ik is further ordered, that this rule be publish ed on «e “ month, for twelve months, in «.n&: of the gazettes of this state, or served on. the said Archibald Clark, or his agent, at- least six months previously to tfie. time’ap pointed for the payment cf the m. ney into court. Extract from the inir.utrs, Jefferson, March to, 1619. Jo‘;ri Hailey, cleric* march 16 $ca 67 M [LS] Passed, AQest, . JAMES M. WAYNE, BMJ0V ’* " " '—~ke.r. Notice. All persons having demands against the estate of David Lewis, late of this town, deceased, are requested to render tlie-n in to the subscriber, properly attested, witliin the time prescribed by law; and those indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment. S. Clarke, adm’or St Miitry, March SMC?—?# Chatham Superior Court f „ . _ „ ^ -Hey Tern, 1818. Robert May )„ ... „ „ «... f Petition for foreclosure. Aaron Basteer. yXtitteM.Si, Upon the petmon of Robert May, praymtr tl.d foreclosure of tiie equity of r 'drn.ption of ami in' ' ' 1 ">'" S and keinff m the city ol Savannidi. .i. New.Franklin ward! and knot, n and d«in R m fed in a plan of the said ct.v by the number (y)j/ne, subjeetto an annual ground rent to t|, e corporation of Savannah,and originally purchased by Christopher Hall, tcgvj.tr v.’t'h a Itro story house, situsted thereon, ai <J all other iinprcremems, which said half lot ol land V and improvements were mortgaged to the,said ’ Rouert A*ay,- on the twenly-sunth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, by Aaron Itastcen, to sccuie the pay-merit of a ct rta n fc . nl nr obligation, bgpr.ng date with the said mortgage and duly made and executed by the said Aaion Basteen to the said ttohert Afavj which said bond is tor the sum of four hundred dollars within- lerestfrom tiie date, and payable on the first day of January, eighteen hundred and sixteen; and it appearing that the aforesaid sum of tour hundred dollars with interest is due ttereon: On motion of Leji S. D Lyon, attorney for the petitioner, it is ordered, that the prinvipal interest and cost due on the sard mortgage be paid into court w ithin twelve months from this date, and unless the same be so paid the equity of rcderLption of and in the Mud mortgaged premises shall be from thence- rorth foreclosed, and other proceedings had, pur suant to the act ol as&embl) in such case made *1 P rOTX ^ e d*.And, itis further ordered-, that <hA rule be published in one of toe public gazettes ia this state once a month for twelve months. tK served on the defendant or his attorney at leaafc six months previous to the time allowed for tl>e payment of the said money into court as aforesaid* Extract from the minutes. ■ Job T. Dolles, c/erfc. June 30 (cx isi Blank Manifests ■4. ' format this office*.
