Georgia Historic Newspapers

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'-CWMCCaXISMIiaTlsb THIXl, ■'- •
...whereon the «»•
TAKOSin Hurkeconnty,,
r, how live*, oor.tsiuing upwsrtU , of three
nd seres, abbot 1500 acre* of wludt er*
. _jd htckuty, the balance pine bods, TbCTT
about 500 Ktn dm red ana under fence. pent
of which hat been leeently woo l laud—The
now growing well . eriuee the capability of
lands to prodneemfc retrsnlfor labor he
ld on them. In the centre of the cleared
L, « Pa«d about 100 acre*, -which bat been
id at great expence, and in capable of cul-
irmay howeverberaade desirable at a pas-
being capable of supporting K» head of
d cattle, excltftvc of howen, nmles, (beep,
tier stock, Through the greater part of
lands mnt a never-failing at ream of water,
i is a Gnat Slid, with machinery to gin cot-
iwer down and within about 4 miles ofSa-
.. rirer, is a Mill Dam where a siw-mill has
_rly been erected. The pine lands, say 1700
i, are nioslly well timbered, and the lumber
be sent with facility to Saranoah, or told in.,
■;g hborliuud, -if prtfered, where there it a
in*. Jtimnd. '
. Orchard 1ia^ upwards of two thou tnnd young
, thriving trees, confuting of peach, apple.
'pear, plumb, cherry, and other fruit* of the most
ippru/ed (publics—all of which have been plant.
* within-*;* years past.
Tlie liutkiingc »r; comfortable, and suKrtenUy
.merttus to terve the purposes of a large family,
Ith tlie tuebstary out-bdihloigt for housing the
opt I think I can with propriety tay, that there
not a tract of land in the txHinty hav.su many,
.jjmrf sat a<! 'Up ,ges as the one now oUercd—’ I'is
mated 6 rules from Waynesborongb. on the
emerie-firry road, and about Ij piles. fr'.iu the
lidenr-e of Wilson Navy, esq on the Savannah
id Augusta read, which road rum through part
_ llu«t ia-ii—’I t" 35 milttfrom Augusta, a"<l 9
.Toni llcmeic’s Giro, from which place I have
.shipped cotton to Savannah atJJcent! the halt,
lien I have been, informed the prices fur thip-
ent in Augusts lias been $yl 53 per lot tfl
P'laSctuon can bo had on U<e brat of .'antiary
. eat, and the purchaser be supplied with earn,
I'Jiorsei. milieu and stood of ell kinds, if desirabh.
A Priiiher fun.
.led—T.rut. near Wogtrtbm-eagh, ■'1 „
/furire,,.,./*. J„lf dt irt;9 J **.
‘Office for the sale nj Negroes,
* AND ilUOKEILVOR.
-Tic sr.lucrib. r, as formerly, tendervliis service*
"if. tin: tbr-vcbrancbea of business Jn his friritds,
r-.<! the [mblie^vtierally, in the di-poral of any
tpecirs uf property confided to him, with «su;
■•fauces iha< In" hett endeavors will be exerted to
proav-te the interest* of Ulnae who may please
- • ■ war •••
to favor h<tn with their command*; he
pleasure wait nti those who tn*.y nut lie enabled to
-call at liis office, by a line bring sent to him. Field
-hands and house -errants will at all times be sup.
plied, ami candor will ever be observed as to char.*
: after. Counlty friends arealso iuiurinetl that pro
duce will receive his unreiwltM attention—fir,
proof si ores an* provided for the reception of
al gun-’. and produce col lided to his care. His
cilice *t kept in une of the tenements adjoining
-fhc 1 firms' occupied •* by-captain Gale, in John-
ston’s ,(inure, * ar the state Bank.
7H D POLOCK
Thme Hundred, Dollars reward!!!
Stolen lioni my planiation on Satdla, tin* 3d
•in«t a negro man named AGENT, 25 years oi l,
-Ei,d about five feet and a half high. He is a thick
well set negro, with a round face and good couh-
.tenanc-:—His foretetth sre a little decayed—has a
■small scar on his throat—lie lias lost tlie nail from
one of his fingers perhaps the middle one a hic’*
has grown up in a ridg-. 1 will pay any person
who will deliver me the aaid negro, one hundred
dull 0*3, and two hundred doll t for the thief with
proof sufficient to convict him of the offence.
James Furl.
Wayne County, August 29, 1819.
(jj* - The editors of (lie Milledgeville Journal.
"Augusta Chronicle, and Claiborne (Alabama) Cou.
trier, are requested to give the shore six insertions,
nod transmit their accounts to this office for pay-
tnettt. [u.'t]
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For Publishing, at MUedgvUfc,
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pectus, deetdeif Editors be, or be not worthy:
the patronage of their fellow-citizens.
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be issued, by us. at Milledgvtlle. • on the second
Tuesday in September, the present year. - It will
be printed once a week, and on a large super,
roysl sheet:—not inferior, in point of size, to any
in the state. The pree*. and all necessary appara
tus, to be entirely new, and of ihu beat quality.—
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Letters addressed lo the Editors must.in all cases,
be roar ram. W ALT15R JONES.
HENRY DENISON,
Millcdireville, April 20, 1819. '
In Council, August 0, 1819.
XVhrreas there w an ordinance uow m axis'
ence, requiring certain keepers of. certain board-
irg h»u>e* when any person therein , boarding,
shall be taken sick, that the keeper or keepers of
said boarding houses do report the same imipedi
af^lyto the Police Office: On motion of aide
man Ash, resolved. that tire .raid reports be r:
quired, and for the informatioti cl" all concerned
lhat this he |K>blished by tlie city printer.
Extract from the mi;u:et.
ft. It Cuvier-o-c.
An Ordinance
Appropriating a certain portion of Ground for
the irtk*«ut«i p'fstra-gersand otlit-rs. r»ot Laving*
relatives* within the city of 5avkJ;imn,or-bu t«d m
the pregc lit cemeten.
Section 1. H ottkii cd by nuiyoranu aUer-
*r.en of the city of Savannah in council asstn.bkd,
and it is lien.by orddned by the authority of tht
<ame, That, tl»M i»c»rti<»n *?f jrr*C*nJ con'.aiior^
four Itumlrce* ymUiity fiFv. feet in U■*sgi!i an«! two
hundred and forty fret in breadth, k iiijt :oid
five hundred and sixty five }?r ‘.s south of the
f »resent burial ground, ami design-*’• <1 in the plan
ierc*«5 annexed, ia htieby , u d ajutt ami cxpre»^|y
appropriated for the interment of ail strangers nr
persons who should happen to die within the ci
ty aforesaid and who shall not tuve any relations
buried in the present cemetery.
In Council, August 23, 1819
(ls) T U 1* CHAULlOX.mntor.
Attest. U It. CUYI.Kltir. c.
United States hm America.
mvTmcr dVoaoxul* -is Xur anjuiiiirr.
The ftxtiHt’U of the Lnitril Stiueo, to the Martha!
of the >,iid lUttncl, greeting:
[L S) GEO. GLEN, clerk.
iVIntreti*, a iibvl hath din day been filed in the
adm-ralty court for-said district, by John Jackson,
ci'u-msnjtr of the revenue cu ter Dallas, in be
half uf himself, his officers an,! crew, ami ati
dtiiers entitled, against sevent)-five^ barrels and
twenty-one half barrels of flcur, stating, that be
iug on a cruize in the said revenue cutter, hc-dis-
cu ered a quantity of superfine wlie.l Hour in bar
rels on (lie open 'sea; that he therefore shurtened
sail and look on board of the -aid revenue cutter
. *i quantity of the atilt fiour, amounting in the
whole to seventy .five whole barrels and twenty,
one half barrels of the same, allot which helm
brought into ihe-port of Savannah and wuhin ihc
^jurisdiction uf tine honorable court) that the said
■Darrels had no name or other mark on them, bj
wliialt the true o»*n«r could be ascertained or
designated, and that there was no other mark
thereupon, than “Baltimore superfine flour;’.’ iba
this libellant does not know or is ’r.fonrrd who
is Hie owner or claimant uf the said flour; that,
with considerable pains and danger, ho colh :’.cd'
•the aaid Hour, and has brough. it into the porl of
if avail nali; and tlie aaid libellant-in aiulb) ilia said
lib, I prays that a monition may issue to a I pci sons
concerned lo tiiew cause, if any they lia>c, why a
reasonable salvage should not be decreed thcre-
- out to the l bellant anJ all others entitled.
N -w, therefore, you, ilie said marshal, arc here-
by cnmir.anded to cite and admonish all and eve-
v person or person* having or claiming * ny right,
'•tie, in tr rest dr demand whatsoever, in. to or upon
be na'il flour; to appear al a special court of admi
rally to be held attlie coort.iiouae.in the cily of
SavannahJ in the said district, on the twentyse
cond day of September instant, to allfacr to the-
lilk liant in the premises, andtoafiew cause, i! any
they have, why Ihe prayer oftlie libellant ahmild
.nt i be granied, ana wl alsnever you shall do in
tin- tiremiaes certify to the judge of the said
-eoorl, at the lime and. -place idoresaid, and have
the -n,l there this writ
hill-"S the honorable William Davies, e-q.
jnuge ol said court, this aixth day of September,
in the year eighteen hundred and nineteen.
Habersham <V Urystlsle,
firoeittifor Uheilmt.
Al we .ions interested in tlie foregoing monition
Will ake due notice
John H. Morel, marshal.
sept *7— 85
An Ordinance,
To repeal so much oi ao or;:in.iuce. entitled M Au ,
Ordi»»a; eefur appointing-Veiidue W:*.sters, frum-!
her Measurers, and Notaries Public, and for n
other purposes therein manii»ned/* jiaased or.,
Ihe fourteenth day of July, one thousand «- k‘i
hundred and seventeen, as limits tne runibt-r
of Vendue .Masters and Aoctiunecra ft r Die ci
ty of Savannati
^ec* 1. Po it or«’ained by ilie nmtirarul alder
men of the city of Savanimb. in c.uncil asse nt
hied, and it is hereby ortkim d by i lie auiiiority
o» the same, That so much of the first section of
an ordinance, passed on the b’uritei.tli day or
July, one thousand efcht iiundred and sex’Chttcu
and ontitled, ^An Ordinance for appointing Vcn-
viue Masters, Lumber M^asuiers, and Notorits
Public, and for other purposes therein n.eiiiioncd.
is limits the number of vendue toilers and aud
t inners for the cily of Savannah, be and the came
is herein repeaeld
Sec- 2. He it further ordained by \he authority
•f the same, That all ordinances, or parts of of*
dinsuces. so f»r as they -restrict the number of
vendue master and auctioneers for the city of
Savannah, !>e and the sameare hereby repealed.
In’ Count Sept 6, 1819.
[1/9] Passed T. U .P. CHARLTON, mayor.
Attest. Tt H. CCYLER,c.c
sept 14 88
:x* f ,jMiM i 1 1'jJjJJt'tHllJUL!; 1 11WBJJ! HJUBC
yjy Aoiirtwy tiie St*i» if
SPLENDID SCHEME
OF
A LOTTERY,
FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THE
Saysanuh Poor-Hoosie and Hospital.
SCHEME.
1 4
Prize
of
825,000
is
825,000
1
tlo
of
10,000
10,000
1
do
of
5,000
5,000
30
do
of
1,008
30,000
{50
do
of
109
5,000
500
do
of
50
5,000
bOO
do
of
25
20,000
4000
Tickets st
825
is
sioc,oeo
Stationary Prizes as follow:
1st day, first dvawn Number, 1,000 dollars
Sd day, S
yd day, £
4th day,
Sth day,
6 th day, 3
do
€
1,000 each
do
1,009 each
do
do
5,000
do
do
1,000
do
'do
1,000 eiicli
£>.On the Vth day, before the opening of the wheels, one of $23,000,
• I ’19.000, s.ntl twenty-one of 81,000, will be put in the wheel by the commitvionerv, and remain
floating until draw n. The first drawn J0<) blanks to be entitled to 25 dollars each.
£? The whole.to be completed in eight days drawing,, under the su-
r.evi'. tendencv of the commissioners All the prizes payable in cash, sixty days after the drawing,
(subject to a deduction of 15 per cent, only) at the HANK of the STATE oi GEOHG1A.
K. S. BAYARD
1. MINIS'
KOBKUT ITABEUSHAM
JOHN LE WIS
HIGH kill} RICHARDSON
JAMES MORRISON
COMMISSIONERS.
JOHN I’. WILLIAMSON
JOSEl’II GUMMING
J. P. HENRY
MOSES IIBRUEBT
D. T. HALL
JACOB I'AHM
MONTHLY NOTICES.
Superior Court—Camden countyT
. Rule Mti.
'M
r$:
ELIAS TfEED
T. V GRAY
JAMES M-HENRY
E. S. BEES
*m>
JOSEPH HABERSHAM
In offering the-above small tliough splendid Scheme to.thc public,
pe ornmisM'inerv are ciinwdeiil of its containing a greater runiber of capital prizes than any before
entente*! in the United Stales, of the same magai ude. The commissioners having in view the es ab-
liihment oi'a POOR-HOUSE and HOSPITAL, o;/a more extensive plan than heretofore, they call
upon the public in behalf oi tliis institution, the benefits of which are not only confined to this city
or stale, but are extended to all ihe sick and indigent of w hatever nation, who fall wilhin the sphere
of its -usefulness. They have every reason, therefore; to behvc that from the small number of Tick
ets, and Ihe claims of the 'astituiion upon tlie benevolence of ihe public, lhat tlie drawing will com
mence in a very short time.
CORRECT LISTS of the PRIZES will be kept as the drawing progresses.
TICKETS ami SHARES for sale by the subscribers.
J-J. ORDERS for Tickets i-r Shares, inclosing the cash, post paid, addressed to cither of the
serlbcr*, will he promptly attended to.
A DISCOUNT will be allowed to (hose who,purchase a quantity.
Whole Tickets, 8*2.5
Halves
Quartet a
do.
<lt>.
12 50
6 25
Gaeanvak. April 6, 1810.
W. T. WILLIAMS, ? o .
C. H. HAYDEN, S Jsents ’
Filets
Authorized to act for the JIarand/iirteT of Savannah
2TRAKCK PILOTS.
IS. ^isson
S Timmons
W Royston
R Broughton
H Baker
T Bradley
folm Low
N II .jisson
Janies Elcord
Administrato' J a Notice.
1 pers ia’a n.ting demands against the estite
ATKaasdn, late of Savannah, deceased,
a* r luircoy *eque,ted lo rendenhero, duly attest,
ed wilhin twel* e month* from this date; and those
indebted are required to make pavmcut to the
subscriber F. M. STONE,
r.turne, for Crharlotte JUkenn, adm'rx.
»ug IT ft 76
Ccorgiar—P^inghamcaunty.
By John fjtriritoo, c* rk o4 ihe court of ordL
maryfor the county and state aforesaid
f'fhtreaj, John Jones, of Scrivcn county, ap-
©’•<8 for letter* of .administration on die estate
cl Imies Jones, late *df Effingham count), dec.
i iese xre, therefore, *td cite Mid admonish all
^nd singular ihe kindred «nd creditors of tbe said
necejsdito wMheK objections -(if any they have)
•n my office on or before the 11th day of-October
new. Otherwise-letters of administration will be
S’Jilted tbe -applicants.
»r»i»od and seal; this Jlth day of
LL JH f ' JOHNr CHABLTOJf, c eo> e
*egl IX——»■ ».gy
: ' ' -i v
An Ordinance
Properly to graduate flic several squares, streets
and lanes, in the city of Savannah,, to remove
irregularities that do now exist, to preserve a
unitormity in them her. after, and to establish
side walks or foot pavements.
Be it ordained by the mayor and aldermen of
the city of Savannah, in council assembled, and it
is hereby ordained by tbe authority ot tbe same,
Hist as soon as council shall-deem it expedient
after tiie passing of this ordinance, the connr.ittev
ot streets aud lanes shall proceed, u-itli the aid of
he city surveyor' lo graduate the several squares,
streets and lanes,'commencing with the. front lines
of :he several lots, and to cause the same to be
cut down or raised up, ms may be necessary, in
order to produce a proper level. And the ele
vation of Ihe centre of the Mamet in F.iiis'
square shall be die standard whereby to regu
late die rauie.
And, whereas council are of opinion that ma
ny of die irregularities in the s;reits and lanes
are ecca ioneu by the practice of suffering tin
rubbish created from budding material* lo be
thrown into the streets, or to retrain contiguous
to such buildings; to prevent which, aud alsu the
practice <>t raising the side walks wi'li sand t-r
any oilier material, above tbe proper -level of tbe
s-rect*,
Re it further ordained by die authority afore-
said. That from and immediate!) after die passing
of this ordinance, no person or persons .ball lay
•>: throw any dirf, fit'h, or rubbish creaitd by
buiuiig, or build.eg materials, in any nqnrc, streei
iai.e, or any ut:.cr public place wilhin tins city,
-Miner remote trom, or coi-tipnous to any such
oudding, witiiuiit first having applied tu-the street
and lane committee, when die same shall be remuv-
rtllo such place or places as shall he pointed out or
-tesigi.aied hy the said committee, ,.r a majority of
them. Nor shall any person or persons be per
mitted lo nerrase die height of the side walks in
front of lus, her, or llieir lots above die common
iev el uf die streets, either by sand, brickbats or
any other material.
And whereas the city is subjected annually to
cunsi icrable expense to fill up depressions in tbe
utter*! squares, streets and lanes, from the want
of* uniform mode of graduation for die same.-
To avoid such in fount*,
Be it further ordained by the authority afore
said That as soon as tbe street and lane eomnut-
>ec (hall have fixed upon the correct level of the
streets, lanes, &c. or any part of them, they are
hereby empowered and authorised lo make such
side pavements, or foot ways, in such manner and
fnm as council shall approve of, and in confor
mity with the ordinance entitled “an ordinance to
fix the number of feet which persons may occu
py in tfce streets, squares and lanes of the city fo r
steps’’ and so forth, paased lfith March, 1819 _
Ana tbe expense of any such pavements, sliail be
paid outol any money in the treasury nut other-
wise appropriated.
Be it further ordained by the authority afore-
till, that if any perxop or prrsjns shall oppose
tbe street and lane c .mrr.itter, either of them, or
any officer of the cot-por-atio* in carrying into ef
fect any uf the provisions of this ordinance, he,
*he or they shall on conviction, he fined in the sum
nf thirty Unbars. And for each and every viola
tion of any part or parts of this nrdinsvee, the
person or penons so offending shall be fined in a
sum not exceeding thirty dollars.
Jn Council, Sept. IS, 18 9.
[L S] l’ss»d TUP GHARLTON, motor.
Attest, U. R. GTYLEtt, a c.
sept 16 89
H Craig
T Nottage
I H Had
5 Briggs, jr.
T R est
tV Wall
\ Lttard
cinrmci-r* neo-rsi
L Foster
T S Pitcher
E Holies
1. Craig
f Harden
\V Todd
D 1’ioctor
J Dowdy
W White
.1 Delano
.1 Pitcher
S Norton
It G Landers
S H Timmons
John Johns
Jig order tf the Hoard.
JoliuG. Holcumoe,
june 18 4 , tec’-y Com. of Pilotage
Notice.
The estate and efierts of Anpubw Ehwih/A
Enwiw, Chuck Co. und Rbwih & Co. having
been assigned to tbe subscribers For the p^ment
of certain debts in the first instance, aiul-after
words for the benefit oJ'ail ihe creditors of the said
cr.aicems. notice is hereby given 10 those interested,
of tiie said :i‘.r.ignrrtcnt. AH persons indebted to
the said Andiew Ei win, Erwin. Groce S*. Co. or
Erwin S: Co. *re notified to pay the amount t
their debts to the Hihscribers only, and a rpee-
dv payment will b<. reqnin d. in order to enable
the subscribers to make aacitlement of the affairs
of the said hrir.s. All those having claims agains
ihe said parties are requeaUd to exliibit them to
the subscribers, duly attested
GEORGE HAHGHRAVESn
-JOHN M*K!NNB, (
DAiiNA M*K1NNB, f 1
WILLIAM SIMS,
ma ch ‘U——76
PROPOSALS
For Publishing, by Subscription,
BY JOHN BIN NS
A SPLENDID EDITION
Declaration of Independence.
-assignee!.
Police Office, August 7, 1819.
A book is kept in this office, for any entry, ni •
morandum, or information, that anypirso;*, (wuh
or without liis name) may wish to com mu nice e
to the* Council, the .Mayor, or Marshal ll is ao-
desired, that all complaints for violations of cit*.
ord-nar.ces, or other grievances wind* require die
interposition of this department, may be entered
and communicated in the same form.
By order of the Ma> or
F. Vt. St'*H€, C. M.
An Ordinance
To amend an ordinance, entitled “an ordinance
to improve the health of the city of Savannah,
and for other purposes,” passed 24th zMarch
iai7.
Be it ordained by the mayor and aldermen
of tiie city of Sarannah, in council assembled, and
it is hereby ordained by the authority of the same.
That the further sum of fifteen thousand dollars
be and the same is hereby appropriated for the
purpose of complying with the payments which
may be mentioned and contained in the contracts
entered into between ihe city of Savannah *nd
K rivate individual*, for the change of culture on
iw lands in tbe neighbor!. * od of Savannah.
In Council, May 17, 1819.
cl S] Passed, JAMES M. WAYNB, mayor.
Attest, U K. Ouvlhh. c c>
The size of the paficr is 36 inches by 24; it has
been manufactured by .Mr Ames, in his best man
ner, and of tiie very best materials.
Tlie design from the pencil of Mr Bridport is
executed in imitation of Pas Jlelief; and encir
cies the Declaration as a cordon of honor, sur
mounted by the Arms of the United States. Im
mediately underneath ihe arms is a large medal
lion portrait of general Geo.igk Washjxotojt, sup
ported by cornucopia, and nnhdl-chtd with sptars [
fays, and other military trophies and emblems.—
On one side of this medallion portrait, is a similar
portrait of John Hancock, president of emigres*
July 4. 1776; and on the other, a portrait of I’m
Jeffccsun, author of the Declaration of Inde
pendence.
The Arms of “The Thirteen United States, 1
in medal liens, form t»ie remainder of the cordon,
which is further enriched by some of tbe cbarac
teristic productions of the United States; such as
the tobacco and Indigo plants, the cotton shrub,
rice, &c.
The facsimiles have been engraved by Mr Val
lance, who executed this important' part of tht
publication at the City of Washington, where, by
permission of the secretary of slate, lie had the
original signatures constantly under his eye
Department of State, 19th April, 1819.
I certif), Thai this is a correct copy of the ori
giual Declaration of Independence., deposited at
this Depariixem; awd that I have compared all tin
signatures v r itli those of the original, and have
found them exact imitations.
Joux Quixcy A 1)171
The portraits art engraving by Mr Longacre
From o'igi' A: pannings by Messrs Stuart, Copley
snd w«ia am! ihe mo»t esteemed likenesses.
The Arm.' of ihe United States, and of the sev-
ert! - ■: es ha e been faithfully executed from of
pcia. d:2C ip'-ions and <ncnments in the manner di
T 't-d by the A.cst approved authors on the sci
• nee <>t H.craldry. >
It i> confidently expected tliat this engraving Aaron Basteen j
pter.did and tiuly national publication.
The publisher thinks he can promise tliat it shall
be ready to deliver to subscribers late in June, or
early m July next, at tejt dollars each copy, to
be paid on delivery.
The engravings will be followed by a Pamphlet,
containing the official documents connected w.tli
the pubHration as authorities, and a list of the
subscribers* names. The Pamphlet tribe deliv
ered gratis
It is contemplated to have a few copies print
ed on paper prepared to carry colours, to have
die shields accurately tinted in the modern sty Ic;
and the pi #nts, kc colored by one cf our mot* ap
prove*; water eoiourers. The price of tho>e su
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An Ordinance
To alter an ordinance so tar as relates to the sala
ry all- wed to tiie city scavenger.
-Wlienasi! is rigli tliat tlie officers uf tlos cor-
poration should receive a compensation equal to
tlie duties required of die in—
1. Be it ordained by tlie mayor xnd aldermen
ol the city of Savannah in council assembled, and
it is lieroby ordained by the authority of the same,
That the ci’y scavenger shall receive a saluy the
sum uf four thousand four hundred dollars per
annum, payable quarterly.
2. And he i: further ordained, That so muck
of tbe sixth section of an ordinance, passed June
15,181B, xs relates to the pay of tie scavenger
be and Ac same is hereby repealed.
to Council, May 3.1819.
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JOHN BINNS,
A7, C/.rimU-itrci, Philadelphia,
(ry Subscriptions will be received at the office
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Notice.
All persons having demands against the estate
of David Lewis, hue of this town, deceased, are
requested to render them in to the subscriber,
properly attested, within the time prescribed by
law; and those indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
S. Clarke, adm’qr
fit Mxry'i, Mesh 80. tf-SH—7Q
DAVID)
JOHN CLARKS.
On the petition of David Douglass, skew
ing that John Clarke, did, on the twenty,
eighth day of February, one thousand eight
hundred and sixteen make his certain writ)
ing obligatory, sealed with bis seat, and bear*
ing date on the day and year aforesaid, wher*
by be acknowledged bimself to br held and
folly bound to the said petitioner in the pen
al lum of one thousand a nd seven dollars and
fourteen cents, conditioned for the payment
of five hundred and three dollars and fitly*
seven cents, on or before the first day ol
January then next ensuing, and that thfi
said John Clarke, for tbe better securing
the payment of the said sum of money, did
mortgage to the said Davi.l Douglass all that
tract of land (itnate in the county of Com-
den, on the waters of Crooked river, bound
ed on the north.by lands of John Wood, e»»
quire, an the northwest by Crooked creek
and marsh land, and on the sonlhwest by
lands of Nathaniel Green and on Crocked
creek, which said tract contains five hun
dred acres.' more or less; and it being mace
fuller to appear lhat no part oflhemonryin
tile said bond specified lias been paid to the
said David Douglass; on motion of Rioi a.d
W Habersham, attorney for.the peti'.htner,
it is ordered, that the said John Clarke tio
psy into this court within twelve months
from this dale the principal interest und
costs due on the said bond and mortgage—•
otherwise the equity of redemption in and
to Hie said mortgaged premises will from
thenceforth be foreclosed, such further arid
other proceedings lake place as ire directed
ay the act of assembly in snch c»>es made
and provided; and, it is further ordered tint
this rule be published once a month for *
twelve months in one of the gazettes of this
state, or served on the said John Clarks, ur
lus agent, al least six months previously to
the time appointed for the payment of the
money into ecu* l.
Extract from the minutes, Ifilh March, 1818,
John Jlailcj, detk.
If
Camden county. Superior Court,
Octooet' Term, i61&
Day in Docci tis*)
vs. Y Hole A is*.
Juii.t Vlarxk j
On motion of Rickard W Habersham, attorney
for the petitioner, it is orilci p*, that this rule nisi
iraCt returnable to October Term, eighteen
hundred and nineteen -
True extract from the minute*
John Oailcj-. clerk.
nov 24 \ck- 250
Superior Court—Camden county.
•March "itim, ihl9.
Elizabeth Gordon, cxTx.*^
of A. Gordon, dec’d. 1 „ , ....
TO . fSvtc Am
Archibald Clarke. J
On the petition of Elizabeth Gordon, ex
ecutrix of Ambrose Gordon, late uf Chat
ham county, deceased, shewing, the; Archi
bald Clarke did, on the tw< nly fifth day of
March, one thousand, eight hun tied and six
teen, make liis certain writing obligatory;
scaled with his seal, and bearing date the
day and year aforesaid, whereby he acknoiv-
leuged himself to be held and : firmiy bound
lo the said petitioner in ihe pecalsoin of two
thousand four hundred and eighty-nine dol
lars and twenty cents, conditioned for ilie
payment of one thousand two hundred and
iorly-feur dollars dollars and sixty cents, on
the first day of January, eighteen hundred
and eighten; and lhat the said Archibald
Clarke, for ihc better securing Ihe payment
of the said spin uf money, did on the day
and year first aforesaid, mortgage to the said
Elizabelh/Gordon, executrix as aforesaid,all
that tract or parcel of land on the river Si.
Mary’s, called and known as the Spanish
Creek lands, containing according to a re
survey six thousand two hundred and twen
ty-three acres; und it being made further lo ‘
appear that no part oftlie money in the said
bond specified has been paid to the said Eli
zabeth Gordon, executrix as aforesaid: On
motion ol IV. W. Gordon, attorney for the
petitioner, it is ordered that the said Archi
bald Clarke do pay into this court within
twelve months from this dale, the principal,
interest and costs, due on the said bond and
mortgage: otherwise, the equity of riedemp-
Iton in and to the said mortgaged premise*
wfl , from thenceforth be loreclosed, and
such lurther and other proceedings take
place us are directed by the act of assem
bly in suclt case made and provided; and it
is further ordered, that this rule be publish
ed once a month, for twelve months! in one
of the gazettes of this slate, or served on
the said Archibald Cla.k, or his agent, at
least six mouths previously to the lime’ap-
pointcd for the payment of the money into
court. Extract from the minutes,
Jefferson, March 15, 1819.
John 1111 nv, clerk.
march 16——{c* 67
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Chatham Sujiei'ior Court,
.. . . „ ^ 'Huy Term, mi'
e v , ‘ ^Petition fe‘ foreclosure.
Rule vA7. Si,
Upon the petition of Robert May. praying »Lt»
foreelosure ot the equity of redemp-iin efrndift
a certain half let of Lino, situate, ]y ing and being
m the city of Savannah, in New Franklin ward,
and known and distinguished in a plan or the .-aid
city bv the number (9) nine, subject to an annual >
ground rent to tlie corporation of Savannah and
orij-mally purchased b> Christopher'Hall, iogc.ker
with a two story house, situated thereon, a-<!>U
other improvements, which said half lot of land
*r.d improvements were mortgaged to the said
Robert May, on tlie twenty-.i:inl!i day of June,
one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, by Aaron-
asteen, to secure tlie pavmcnt of a certain bend
r obligation, bearing date with the said mor:g»ge>
and duly mant and executed by tlie said Aaroii
Baotecn to the sail! Robert May; which said bond
•s lor the sum of four hundred dollars with io*
crest Iron, the date, and payable on the first dir
ol January, eighteen hundred and .ixteen; and it
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tion, is daily expected from. France. Care .hall appearing that the aforesaid sum of four hundred
betaken and notrnuble or expense .pared tohave dollars w.tfi interest isdue thereon: On' notion
interest is due thereon: On'motion of -
Levi S D’Lyon, attorney for the petitioner, it ft.
ordered, that the principal interest aud cost due
on the said mortgage be paid into court wiuiin
twelve months from this date, and unless the same
bs so paid the equity of redemption of and in the
«ud mortgaged premises dull be from thence,
forth foreclosed, and qfker proceeding, had, pur
suant to the act of assembly in such case made
and provided: .dud, it i, fnttker or.lered, that this
role be publiehtd in one of tne public gazettes in
this state once a month for twelve months, or
served on the defendant or Iiia attorney at least
six months previous to the rime allowed for the
payment of the said money into court as aforesaid.
Extract from the i iM.ru.
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