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Newspaper Page TextTo Let. Two neat tenements, with _ IMfflS®* SBMiWfti' jaalbM - — - - 38 W r - fF* ,i, 4 i •■* . 'f.jg/'WKF*^* ••'sW ?, ei i*k 4# -‘itJL*%.»•' * 5 ||p So. 185 .-Vol. XXL TUEShJt EVEjviJVG, SEPTEMBER 23, 1823. •S«SR Whole No. 1 42*5. HOUSES, LANDS,. See.' con .,. 21, of J A 8av- Hay niter, So. Ca. /('or Sale, The three atorv Brick Utnldinir M* on the comer of Sooth Broid and its| streets, at present oemnied Jfjli Hsrpirel Hunter, for term., wl * sddIt toJ.P Wintamwn, Esq I ti» h« Itherel, »PP 1 J0H N , ltJNrE rt! ,ty 24 +>** .... hy wliieii l’r. To Rent. The Western tenement of the Ml Hoote In which the Subscriber resides, IliS pn#»r.sion will be given on the 16th fcgjl Member next. w _ ^ «» 173 LER. Shopi To Rent, Tlte dwelling house and occupied by Mr. Robert Hov, at [*i«| corner of Bay anil Baal broad Sir L*.i apP'f ,0 g W- HEINEMANN ,lit 28 >» Street*. To Rent. \ large and commodious clwrl M lint house situated on Lincoln street n Rtf SET occupied by 8. C. Sehenk.- |l|i[ p,, s .es.inn Will be (riven nn 1st, Nnvem if! Annlyat the Counting house or ra«t. AfP'y qoUGLASS fit SORREL, mir 28 nr4 For Sale, rLthat valuable tract or parcel oflandknowi brlhensmeof NelviHe situated in South clins abriit two miles from Savannah. I hi i i. considered one of the beat for a Rice plan m in in neighborhood, and contains Light ,_j tni i eighty-four acrea. It adjoins Mr. ZZuSt V. Huger, and Mr. Nicholas Persons who mny wish to purcha.rwii mine the premises, A good tittle will he given the times of sale will be rw«on«b!* Apple on lo be made to WM MALLORY Agent of Hamlin MaHor> 0.16 =25 The Public inhumed 'bat the claim ot Hamlin Mallory to fcr tract of land in South Carolina, called idle, is now in a train for Judicial inveatiga. , until the terminatinn of »hich, come rial be incurred by those who may purchase. WM. L. D.\YIS. d UdRGALY. P OR Sale on very accommodating terms 2,500 seresol bnd, in BuHoch euunly.lyingiin tin- mieilveville road, 43 miles from Savannah, on ditch is tn elegant Mill Seat, wiiho ready mad. Sara sod some of most beautiful spring* in tha lart or aection of country—it lieaabmit tnroVnile rum the Ogechee river, and must elegantly tint itred. The atream nn aaid laud is quitcaiifti irnt for a Saw and Grist Mill For further panic 'a inquire of Levy S. D'Lyon, Savannah, oi ithtttbscribtr ne.rthe primices. AAllON f.vf.ritt. P.S. About 100 acres of said land, is clean , ad under good fence, march 27 A Plantation on the Salt* for Sa.e. T HA I plantation known by the n-.me f Pal mentis, and situated on the Novth East poin of Whitemarkh Island, belonging to the eatate ot the late General Tattnall, is offered for sale for th [xirpose of completing the distribution of said es tate between the heirs. The tract contains up wardiofbixbuudredscr-s, the greater part ot ttiich is cotton land of th«/r$r quality. Th« buildings on the plantation consist of =* two alor dwelling house, overseers house, a cotton, corn wdgin house and negr houses sufficient tor th*. iccoounwlation of eighty negroes, all either eu tire!y new, or recently thoroughly repaired Th*. situation is us healthy and pleasant us any on the •board rfGeorgia or South Carolina—It is with sine miles ot Savannah, over a very excelleiv ib'ic wad. This place will be sold very low, k a ibe*l credit (if required) will be gWen For trthcr particular!, apply to Dr. W C. Daniel or Ihcaibscriber. EDWD.F TATTNALL Sronnfo, June *7 144 (£7 The Editor of the Charleston City Ga Mm will insert the abore advertisement, twice week for one month, and forward his account to “ t*Ric' , p. kind and Negroes for Sale* HANDSOME property, umncutnbvrvd, con- _k lilting of Land Si id Negroes, together wit’. of even kind, snd the growing crop, ? • Mintingm all to about 12 or 15,000 dollars, situ * «# lr.e upper country, and well calculated for *>untry Store—the soil well adapted to the cut •tion of Cam and Cotton, is offered for sale on term*. wwA’ tffttfc, or good paper, well secured, wil ^en»h payment. •ueo-^rr 1 ^ ®^^ or * °* nne A , vTii 1 * • For Sale, Jh\ 1 °^ he real estate of Stephen Craft, JU deed, to wit. a lots of land in Yumacraw, o»» IQ r. . ^ irm Greets, containing 60 feet by V c .;'‘ 0IK ' which lots now in the occu of Philip Kolb, the other adjoining—Six JJr* wmih west of and adjoining the city lotR* . Stv *nnab, being part of garden lot Lj’?*» known lately as Laroche**—and tw» ln, ^ n the fourth district, Early Count), 3V« by UlJ s ^phen *Cr*ft in the Land Lottery, WtoS? numbera . uh. JLbefore the Court House in Savan JL,!.'** Tuemlsy in October next, bi I!S^tnuallMun trades by the Sheriff-by Joatu 1 Inferior Court of Chatham ofd»n»ry purposes* for the « h „|X"cuh. CWdi, °" 0f “ W e,UU - ELIZABETH CRAFT, hly 10 *.,53 Adminla^ratrii For Sale, Teq.'eate.I to tha r “| COFFEE HOUSE. T UP* Subscriber b g» leave to inform the pub lic, (and particularly the members of the ensiling legislature,) the he has prepared his House in the best manner for the accommod >• tion of such person* as may call on him. Mem bers of the legislature can have rooms of any *ize to suit them, with fire places in them. Boarding *!l! be greatly reduced from the for. mer prices qf ibis pbqe Good Stable* convenient for Horses sre prepared, and anex^elien 1 pasture near ’he town lor the Horses of those who wish it. Horses and servant*, will be e-iar’td very low. JOHN pO'VNKR, IT»e<lgevine, 14th \ug. 1821. I7f Hair ir Uestora : we,and Preservative Vegetable Cerate. ± •T^HP. imports'. uiv overy of a Vegetable kuS- I. stance, capable of restoring and pre-er ii.g the Hair, was accidentally made by an individual, who has neither the capacity nor the dispositior to pmetiee deception or fraud The fulleiit reli ance may be Placed on the efficacy and power i f t he VegttnhU Ctrute, not onlv in restoring an- preventing the fdUugot the Hair, but in produc ing 'he greatest luttre and liveliness «*f it imagin« hie j and the public may rest ss-ured that its et feels will be clearly manifested in the course of h short time by the >enew:il and vigorous* growl" •>f *he H ur.and by effectually preventing its com ing out or fulling off. The Vegetable Cerst t rids to resuscitate and excite tlu* energies of the capillar) veisela, which constitute those organs itiat secrete the matter forming the hair s these, like many other organ* of the animal body, whic •ave been in a state of dormancy or disease, mav be restored to their healthy action, and .perform all those func ions assigned them bv nature. The propriet* r being aware ot the numerous specifics palmed on the public, and desirous that the p resent article may not suffer from f»l e im iircssions, rests its merits on the effect it has pro dtt''t d on various person*, who have us d it, aril •1! tit.it is aiked, aa it relates 10 the verity of it» fleet, 1- a fair trial. Elderly ->eople, with bald heads, must rest as- -ured that by applying a few boxes of the ab vc Cerate, their Hair will be restored with all i'» ..outhfulbe .uty and life. To prevent imposition, the sale of the Veget.* ble Cerate will be confined to Doctor JAMES 11. •I ART, New York, comer of Broadway 8c ChaT» her street, three door** from Washington Hal., where it will be sold at gl 75. A liberal deduction will be made to Countn lenlers. The proprietor of the above valuable discover* intends appoiting agents through the Unite*‘ S ates for the sale «‘f it, and rIso in Europe. JVVto York :*up 28 f A 174 Georgia—Chatham County. To all whom it may concern— I ¥7 UK Hr. AS, Norman Wallace Amt W'm. W V V Baker have applied for leturs of adniini tration, on the estate and effects of Murdock M<* Lend late of Savannah merchant dec. in behalf of the heirs and principal creditors. Now tlie.se are therefore to cite and admoni* II nmlsingular the kindred and creditors of th a.iid deceased, to file their objections (if any the) have) in my office on or before the first MontU) it« Jctoher next; otherwise letters of administra »»n will he granted. Witness Hie Hon Georg* L. Cope, one of tl I us! ices of the said Court, the 27ih day of Ati gust \.D. 1823. 8. M. ROND, re 0. aup 28 1741 Laurel Hill Tail-Mill. /T|HE Toll mill on Mrs. Ancrum’% plantation 4JL has bei n completely repaired finely, and is now ready to work as well a9 any other mill *»»• ■ he river. The rough rice that will be sen; tt: t’.e mill will be kept separately in dry and s*d« stores and shall be be:*t with the utmost care -md economy, and the barrels will be always deiivtrcv.- in good order. Empty barrels made of prim- hnateri staves will be furnished at the mill whe:. •qilired. The terms of cleaning Rice * ill be th* <meaaatthe other toll-mills. Those planters will engage to have their crops beat at this mill, and Iteep her supplied, will have 200 *ier ces or at much less s they please, beat at *•«♦. turn. Applications concerning the mill, to he made to Archibald Brebner, on the plantation, «r Savannah, to PETIT DKVILLKRS Savani ah, »Mly 1, 1823. +• 5* Georgia—Lhatiiam County. To all whom it may ct#ncern. W HEREAS Joseph Kopm*n,a TOtma tator o‘ f »bias Myers, deceased, lias petitioned the honorable the Court of Ordinary of Chatham •ui|ty te be discharged from the said administra* lion. These ht» therefore to cite and admonish All ami singular the kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, to file their objections (ifany they have,, m my Office on or before the 1st day of January text, otherwise lettersdismissory will be granted vt it ness the honorable George L.Cope, one • f he .1 Ubtices of the aaid court, the lsi day of Jut A. I). 1823. 9 M. BOND,c.co. juiy i no JVotice. 4 I.L persons having demands agaist the esta’ » of Bene<lict Rourqiiin of the county of Chat •am, planter deceased, will render them duly at leiteil, and all I hose indebted to the said estate, will please make payment to HAMUTAI. IOHNSON, J'hn'rx THOMAS JOHNSON, 17 14s Ten Dollars Reward. sANAWAY trom the subscriber about th JlV 6th day of July, two negroes, Kdenborougt- »nd March, Edenb-tfounh Isa light complect* Vfrican, negro, about thirty five ye -rs of ac live feet tour inches high, has a number of hi country's marks on hia face and body, speaks baj English and appears to get in a passion if not nn lerstood. March is twenty yetrs old, of a black - mplexion, five feet six *>r eightincheshigh — • hey are thought to be in Savannah, as both ot .Oetn have been a great while in that place pre vioustotheii going into Garolin-.. The abovt reward will be given to anV person who wil odge them in lail in Savannah, or deliver ther to the subscriber In Pury0urgh, S. C. orftvt dollars for either of diem. ^ JOSEPH II. RECK fulv 29 167 Notice. . INBmonth.fWim -he<l.tehereof, ipplica'ioi * will bem.de to tliehon the justice* of th. iferior court of Bulloch County, for leave to lc' lie real etute of Ueililme Denm.rk, l .te of taie inly, dec fur the benelit of the helre. MALACIII DENMARK, dec *245 . G-mttlia A l.t.per*on*h»vlng<letn*mli*(f>ln>t Sh*dtick /V nntlcr,deceued, of UhertyCounty, «re re- qiietted do prerent them legally .tieated, and thorn Indebted to make p»yme6t «o c c.suIhVkn. , P Bfi'rs. 100 Dollars Reward* r IIIIE above reward Kill be psid io any person I- or persons, who will lodge my coacbmtn WILL, and SALLY his wife in gaol, and prove to conviction their being harootireu by a white «»r coloured peraon, or Ten Dollars for their ap. prehension and delivery to the lubvcriber, or lodged in the work-house or gaolj they are no doubt in the city and may go to Savannah U'hpif thov lluVtf* minv Bpnna'mf mr»a_ Will i. vbere they have miny acquaintance*. Will is an elderly man, foil eyes and generally iuflam- • d from intemperance, limps in his g «it f'ronr. tf-datic i.ffection. Sally is a small woman, yellow '■oniplrcted, bu-hy luir, asmJIscaron the upp=r *io. high cheek bones, thin visage, -a alight filn» n both eyes, of middle *;,e, aiul a Virginian h) 'lirtli—is well known in the Charleston Market The above Negroes may obtain forged p isaes s iff periods are therefore cautioned from harbour- i g or carrying them off, as the law will he ri/id ly enforced. 11. M’N'ISH. sept 13 Jt181 'J3* The Editor «>f the Savannah Republican, wil! insert the above twice a week for one mouth a id send .hi# biff to the Office of the Charleston *wv f. *«tt Geo' ^ia —Clutiham County. Vo dll whom it may Concern— W HERE AS Ellen Me Joniloug, ha# applied to the Hon the Court of Chatham Count), f ir letters of admiuiatraiion on the estate and el* tects of' Eugene McConiloug dec. Th se are therefore io cite and admonish all *od singular the kindred and creditors of Uie Raid l ceased, to file their objections ,(if any the) •ave) to the granting of the administration of tfir* ' state of tiie said deceased to the applicant in the ierk’a Office of the said Court, on or before the -Wurth day of October next; otherwise letters of i-lministration will be granted. Witness the Hon J P Williamson, one of the Justices cf the said Court, the 4th day of Septem ber A. D. one tfioudlnd eight hundred and twenty three S M BOND, c c 0. «ept 4 177 Georgia—District Court, Avoust Txum, 1823. W HEREAS, Wilson Falter, Elias Bliss, Dimas Pouce, Joseph Habersham, haac N*»rto. »o*l Wm p Claik, were duly aummond to atten* his Court at said Term, as Juror#, and bein|> • -lied, made default,ordered that they be fine-1 •' the sum of tw« n*y dollars each, unless the) make goiid «nd sufficient excuse* on oath, to he li ed in the Clerks Office on or before the first day f the next Term. Extrect from the minute*, GEO GLEN, Clerk 19 171 Geo! gia—Chatham County. To s*U whom it may concern— W HEREAS, John II Gilbert, executor of Pe ter Fa'tinl dec. ha* petitioned the honor 'd** the court of ordinary of said County ’o be di- Hisrged from'th* executorship of the said csta’t. Now thene are therefore to cit** and admonish -1! ami singular the kindred and creditors of tlx said deceased, to file their objections (if any the) ' ave) nn or before the 5th d -\ of December nex«; <*t* cru ise letter* dismisj-ory will be granted to the «ppJicant. Witness the Hon. Thomas N. Morel, one of the Justices of the s «id court, this 5th day of June, A D. one thousand e ; gi»t hundred .and twenty three. L. L. S M BOND. c. c o no € 135 For Sale. A G WG of prime negroes, 65 in number, the^c .TL n**gr »es have aKva\ s been accustomed to the ru' ivati >n of both. Cotton and llice, and in chic •‘-r, ii ferior to none in the Southern Country ! The Above property can bf Viewed on the plxn .’•nr near 'Ir Dnnwodys in Liberty County F.*-** t rtl erinfo’ , mation or particular* relative to th urchisc,ap'rlv »o Ru'loch & Dunwody, Frc'o*s Sa-unnah, ..rJol n Dunwody i ■ l.iberty Coun'y. ^ho for Stir r* Kent Ten acres of prime h gh 'ami, adjoining the tovnof Sunburv, fiv*» hundred acre# of Cott*n »nd Rice Land, «•» the waters of S. Newport Uiv cr, under the influence of ti 'es; and three bun ’■ed an 'fifty acre* of mixed land, on Midway 'W.amp, four miles above the Meeting House on ♦hr Mill* dgevitlc road. A more*particular dis- cription of the above lon*’is is deemed unnecessary, t* doubtless #n) one wishing to purchase would n*pect them. Reference as above, s-pt 9 t.|179 Notice. a f.T. persons having demands sg«i ,, st the es. u\. ,s * e Thomas Capps late of Chathan c nut), dec. are requested to render them dul) attested. Those indebted to said estate, are re quired to make immediate payment. JOHN MOREL, Adm'r jure 21 146 * Administrator’s Notice. t v LL persov# having demands agaiiiRt the Es 512k tateof John Lathmp, deceased, are requef- -d to present them duly attested within 12 mon’h# to the subscriber, and those indebted to •aid Estate are req tested Jo make pavment to CHARLES HOYT. may 21 fa 121 jdmiiiitt’r. Xotice. C\5»INF. months after d.-e application will b. dSl -» ' _ iMdf to the iionorable the inferior cmirt ot ay-e county, fur leute to ielljbe folloain.- .aoti of land, .iz: ■ , r - Loti of l.nd lying in Monroe county, no 30, 2 i iistrirt, no 104, 3d district, nn 180,13th di»trict, no 236, 4th district, no 274,13 district. Lot. of nod Ivinjc in Henry couniy. no 103,1st iicrict, no 7,2d do nos 49 snd 54, 5th do. no. 92 and 165, 7<h do. nos 188, 14th do. no22, 15 h do. no 65, 17tli do. In G«ine-l county, lot no 328, 5th district* in Booty countv,"lot. no 166. 6th district, no. 65, 12th d«. no 203,10th do. no 168, l'2th do. In Houston county, lots no 217, 1st district, in 20,6th do no 178,13th do. In F yett county, lot no 65,9th district. For the benefit iif the heirs and crirditort of the state ot Robert Leach. LOUISA LEACH, Adm’x estate of Robert Leach, mny 29 128 TOHNE months after date, I 'hall apply to the ONI Honor."- *“*'—*'**“ " r ttnnnrable Juaticca of the inferior Court of . .ItiiiLhsm tiom ly, for leave to sell all the real Itstate of .larni ' Porter, la- c of arid county deed, r... *i.. ke.nolit nl the heirs anti creditors of said »!S’RlC Ol .laifiVh rvi'V'i «• ->||U >"■« • for tlte benefit ol the heirs and creditors of said ' ' W.G FOUTF.il. Administrator. julyli L56 > t* I Kit tilt expira'ion of nine months In.m \ this date, application will be made to tlte honorable the Inferior Court of Bulloch tunnty, alien sittine for oMisSty purpose., fhr in order tn wil the uliole of tho teal eatate of John Hawk, late <i Bulloch enuntraforesaid, dee.W. ilORCAN TtRfUVfb 5 ALLEN RAWLSj JAMhSRATVLS, .-* e, • - ' ’ april S W*' I, rlceitedf 1.9, i&t’fh ->• } Law Register of the United States. VV. 1 WILLIAMS, Has so t bsoriviP, A FEW copies of “The ANNUAL LAW 1 G18 1*811 ot th# UNITED STATES, V»ls. 3| and4th. (Royal8vo. Psges 1452,) con* ln**g Stale f.aw and U<*gulatiuns Ac ** By H7Ham Griffith, Esq Counsellor at Law, and late on gf •r»- Judges of the Circuit Court of the. U. States, firthe third Circuit. Price $5 a Volume. This original and exten.niu- work, contai *i a full view of the feaws,and peculiar Rrgul.tions iq; . ach of the 24 states, necessary to be known to gentlemen of (he Iter, Judge#, Executive Officers, Conveyancer*, Creditor*, Merchant-, Land-hohl era, and other Citizens throughout the United Shoe*. The Digests, being compiled fromcommunica. tionsin writing, recently composed, by eminent luiistsand professors of loiw, for the express purpose of giving a practical • nd accurate account, drawn from an actual survey, of their exiling codes, of the most impuftant legal proririo.u and juridical institutions in their n-speo state#; showing in what respects they qgiv. with the -tatuteuod common law of England, and exhibit, ng the varience* which exist between the statute law and loe d regulations- of the different states; ogeiher with a great body «f rniicelluneoua mat r, conncctetl with the jurisprudence of each •t *tes the whole, intended to convey to the B -r, to Judges, Kxacutive Officers, Conveyance!# aim Citizen# of 'lie U. States, whatever is deemed es sential to be understood by them, in respect, m t only of their own particular law, on many impor tant bead# of it, hut of £ll those provisions in eve ry other state of the Union, adjoining or more •mote, necessary to be fully known in order to cure property, and understand the rights of per ms in such other states, in regard to real or per. sonal estate, however circumstanced. Among the numerous other important ouhjects, r ated of in these Volumes, the manner of* x :uting Will*, Conveyances, Mortgages and otbti Securities iti thy different States; together with special directions and forms to be followed under uff circumstance#, win they made within or w tfiout the State, in order to their validity, are amply dis cussed and exhibited. Tile close investigation of so many laws as exiy in each State on these li ads, and the necessity of precise instructions and well considered preced ents, imposed a prodigious labour upon every gentleman concerned in this work. Few person,-, xcept Lawyers snd Conveyancers can compre- end the difficulties which must have been en countered on this article alone, and appreciate vclue of its performance, in «ver Slate of the Union. The following,is an Aljihabclica! table of thp general titua, under wt *".h the information con* mined in these volume#, is distributed. They imperfectly, nevertheless, indicate the es tensive •ge of particulars included, which can only b* mined from inspection. Title** of 6''fate kav) nvd Regulations. Administration. Ah ns. A*'avion Attichment. Attor desand Coutisellm . Hail B.»-on:.nd Feme Histards Bifi*\of Exchange, lh.uk Accounts.— tffi -nefery—Decrees in Choses in Ac*un . Con voy vnees Courts l(U Ststes.) Courts (State )- Curtesy Descents. Ulstiihu’ion Divorce. Do-, r English I aw Book*. Entails. K.s’ate* lor fife, ishery. Fra.ds—tatme of. Praudulei.t Convey nces Guardianship. I*:teic«t Insolvent Kstu’* . Insolvent LawJoint.tenant^. Judgments and Fx*- u’i'P.s. I^and’ord atid Tenant l ands—Pubh'k. Caws—Law Ho ks. Law A«sorist»OMS. Limit . lit os Legislature—me< ting of Letters of i*y. Vaj nn nt of Debts by Executors 6fc Pro TiKuovy ,Notts. Rules of Court. Silanes Seal** — ^eat of Government Set If. State Office to — fixes. U- Slates Officers U.s and Trusts Uj»i. y. Wills. RE OPINIONS. The Editor in subjoining the following opt'io ■ ,fthe exec ition ofthisdepirtment tegi«s»e r , hopes to be acquitted from the mpu . m of censurable evoto m, tr«>m any quart ain he fcel» that those who ire arq'i-dnied w ■' .im, will n*»t draw this in'erenci- lud-.i.d h c.. make no pretension to any pence al merit be>i' hat of having obtained, u alls indefatigable jiers- veran e employed tor nearly two years, the Twin pa' materials, from wl ieli the norktecompihd, hv the contributions of gen’lemeu in tlte sevir.. •'•it* #, adjusting th m i- their oreseiit form, an ff-eting.ihe publicr.ii u at an < xp* nae and under ilficiihies, to him, a*m«i* insuperable. Rut persuaded, flint he infi rotation to be gain ed fr -m this cnmpiWion, *ht-n « xamined «'<d tul v appreciated, mu «t he of the highest utiiiti •*' the Rar and the PnbUnk.by supplying a rfeii- era Him, as w II ‘o i*rarising Lawyers .is* to all o»*u iv Iesir*ms « f knowing something >fthe i.'S'itminns a d municipal laws nf the Am-ric »n S ates, i.e els justified, on this account, t** ’•••'note i’* cir culation under ih' «*n -lion ol >.pittions which mat he deemed more in penial, am ce tainly, more •nmp tail ’h-ati tu- own. The only■ diWeulty which meets him, in this >nrt,i# ’ha' of selection, from the great number o commendations received, nnd he can certainly say ritat those few which follow are 'referred only *»n aecount oftheir brevity. Ex’ract of a letter from David Roffinnn* Esq Prof-«oroflawin the Uuiver i.) ot Maryland. *«1 am much delighted with the work as far as progress!, it will be invaluable to the country'at large After a full copy, of the two volumes complete, had been received hy Professor Huffman, and in piy to a letter in which the Editor apologise ...r using, in a circular notice, the foregoing ex tract, he observe-, M 1 regret that you should have teemed it at all necessary to apologise for the isc of the lithe extract from my letierj I confess, lowevefr, that it Would have been more agreeable to me tn have spoken more particularly and to the point, of the utility and excellence of your work, had I supposed tha? my feeble testimony would have been cither used, ot of any avail, Extract of«better from B IF I*igh, Esquire Counsellor at law, Richmond, Virginia «|.et meeonjrraui'.ate you on y -ur progies*, which far exceeds my utnVM expectation. I hari examined the important heads of e«ch of iht numbers a* they came on: so far, Jrour friends have every reason to be satisfied, and the public^ ai large must aftnowkalge,that von b fulfilled your engagement io the Irttei. i ltract of a le’ter from /. (ub?!l Bttckinridge, Esq Secretary of Stale, Kentucky. 4 ‘1 regret exceeding y 'hat th- subscription to* this valuable and intertst ng work w ; • not more exienulvtsly circulatetl in K ntucky, but am - I'is fie I it will ul! well her ” Extract of a'letter fi« n» Charles G Jto>ne»*E q. Counsellor at law*New York. «i ntn very anXiolu to obtain a cbji) »-f' elur in vnhit-b'e work. I wifi notice its merits in the h- x Law Journal. ** We have examined the M k 4 1. Ynlumfci f tht'lmw Register ^f the United States, ju»t pul?, fished, by Judge Griffith, eonepriring l summary of Stale l»wjgtv*' it* gi.Utious for esch of th* 2** States. Haring t .ken the libfcrty, ii DEc n b 1820* to recomtneud to th* pair may* of tb. A \metican Puofic, and |l'rtieuLrly«o th . ent^ci mtfn df the Batin (lie u,uteri ft «ua* Mr.Ur^^f ecnersldetlgnvm vtabllr-ing^h * aw »** g- :v» Wff Ire ol opinion that ip tbw »*'**pt»n t» f h-*t Griffith ha# completely redeemed the pledge gir- en in hi* pro*nec*n#. and that i|»e work Will be a ry important addition to the Library of every Lawyer. Rica TtaantsoV, 1- Thos Asuis rsari 1 , Jos Oonair Borraur, Joan Watte, 18m t Boir, 4 'S. Jokes. New. York, Jdne. VP25 NOTE The EdW-r.by the origin d terms of note me Ear or. by the origin d terms oT subscription, propos- dta confin*- his annual Vol ume to 500 page* at the price of $5, or one cent a page. Rut in order to eompr>Ke the whole uf this important subject of “State law and Regu-a. tions" (which it whs one part of his design to ob tain from genilem** A who would undertake the labour of I’, and which they have performed) uft. ier one view, it b*>rs.me necessary to occupy two Volumes and to exceed, by nearly SV0 psees^ • he quantity of matfer whicu, regularly* by the terms of subscription, they were to contain ' This unexpected addition, of al mo-tone third, with th'6 extraoidinary expense and difficulties which at* temle*. the publication of thU branch of his work, seemed to die Editor, at first, to justify a claim upon hii subscribers and the public, to he in some measure compensated, at lead to the extent of actual expenditure. Under this view, he stated* 1 that two dollars \\< uM be expected Tr- m his mb. scribrr for the addni md Suapage* snd that th6 Book Store price wo»d«! he £14. rather less tl.aft »ne cent » page* the ordinary rate for American J hw works in Royal 8vo. siae Nevertheiet-, on reflection, and although gentlemen have, without •uiy exception, cheerfully submitted*lo this, the Editor bolds himself bound to the le' ter of his en gagement, and his agents are directed to deliver these volumes at £10, tbt subscription pric*,to such of hi* subscribers a* may choose io hav^ diem at all, and Booksellers to dispose of«hem at riie same. A* the work is but just c *rrplfted* ami only a few copies tent out, the diferer.ee which has been paid, by those to whom they have been delivered, will be returned as soon as thei# names are ascertained. The result of this is, (hat (he Digeri fi r each State, will cost the purchaser about 40 cent**» vura not amounting on the avt-rage, to a tehth part f the postage paid tin letters written* and f r the packet# of manuscript transmitted to the Eciitos# in relation to erery Mich state. dj*fTbese Volumes, 3d & 4th, contain a dm* tikct branch, ao4 no way connected wi’n the 1st & V’d which comprise the “Federal System,“and •re in preparation. So that purchasers oi sub* ;icriber>, nt ed not, necessarily, have the 1st & 2d. It was though; most advisable, to include “State Laws and Regulmions” together, in ene body* and to publish them first, aa cling.of most imme diate importance.] sept 2 rjri76 " '*< & .> .[t 1 P? Georgia^—GhalJiam County. Td ailivhomit may conrern- W HEREAS Linus P. Sage,has applied to th® Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Chatham Ordinary of Chatham ounty lor letters of administration, on the effects of Sprague Taylor dec. as principal Creditor Tlx se are therefore to rue ahd admonish ill and singular, the kindred and creditor* of the said deceased, to file their objection* (if any they have) ''»the granting of the administration of the e-tate <»f foe deceased to the applicant in the Clerk's office of ike said court, on or before the thirteenth day of October next: otherwise fetter# of adminis tration will bt grantee.. W iine.-s tin- Hon. John P. Wil’Linson one of hy Justices of tic sai lUour', the thirteenth day “f ptember, A. D. ono thousand eight hundred .nd twenty three. S M ROND,eSo, sept 13 181 > fir- Georgia -Chatham CoUnty. To a'* whom it m.y coiiCero— TL’ fiPIIKAS Marv Bruce, eJministratrix hf v v the .-state of Victor Dohct, deceased, has iti.med the cnur> of ordinary uf Chatham couu« ■y, t- be disch.*rg*d. New these are th irforti tb cPe and arimonifo and singular th- : kdhlred an.t creditor* of the •aid deceit**/.i,to fi’r their obj- i.tions, fit any they have) in my oflic , on of before tUe2l*i day of Kebruarv nr x’; otherwise letter# dismissory will ■«r grunted tn the applicant. W’itiim the honorable Geofge L Cop*% bn6. <>f the lu*tices of the said Court, the 2lst dsy of August* A. D. 1823. S. M ROND, c. c. ©. aug 21 172 Ge rgia—Chatham County. o a « whom ii ma> concern—- \\J t »V.UE \A Efixabt-th UtmaSmrt*administra* > ▼ tnx ami John G. Il< I vision, tulmintnitor of •iie es’a'e of Dame! IL ihshart,dec, havt petitions the omu l of oMinary of f.hathafh county to be UischargetL 4 New iht #e are therefore to eit#* and admonisb d- and singular the kindred and creditor* of the s iid dec eased, to file their ob jections, (if any they, have) in my office, on or before the 2lst day of February next4 utherv.se letters di&missory will be granted to the applicant At it nets the honorable Georgts L. Cope, one^ of the Justice* of the said Court* the 2lst day of Augur*, A. D. 1F23. S M. DOND, c. c. o, kug >1 l72 ^ . Georgia—Chatham bounty. Tn all whom it may concern—- W HF.RKAS2.iie Stilwel!, his applied forieS lereafulmiiilnwntion on the ettit^ anti effects oflnhn Stilneltidec, inbthaifofMie heirs and trediturs. Now tliese are therefote to cite and admonish all andainghlarihe kindred and oredhora of the ..id debessed. to file the!, objection, (ifsm-they, have) in my office on or before the 3utli i . of Svpti mber next) otherwise letters ofadraiuutn. turn will hr granted. Witness the Hon Thotbas Jf Morel, orte of the iustices of theitU Court, the 3t.th day of August* A-U. onh thousand eight hundred sndtweotja threh. any 39 175 8. M BOND, c co. Georgin—Chatham Cotiiity. 'Io ai* wi.om it may concern— * :-t \ X ‘ IIEUP.AS James Mormon h«# applied for ■ - letters of M.lmini.drrtion, on tho eltate and iffVcts of Wfti. IJochstraMcr, metthant dec. in behalf pith*! cr diri'rs. Nbw thrsi are therefore to cite and ndfooiri&N wil nv.d singular the kindred an.1 erediturs of the said dece#*e<f,to file their object! »na(if Miy they. h#v* ) in my “ffice on or bef f*© the 30th clay *>t S- pu mber next; otherwUe letters of administra- i >n wi’lbegrante*' MritiifM -he Hfip. JbhnP. Williamson,’ Ore o7 •!.«» Jnsiic- * of «ht said Couri, ’his 30th day of ugu ’, Ai D. 6nh thousand eight hundred and twenty three. s. Jt. BOND, €•’ €. o. :.ug 30 175 . A 1 L persons having fft mand* against the ft. JtlX fate of Thnrnas t apps, lata 11 Chatham e. tmi tyidec .xre req»jy*ted to n nder them dhH att* tt- vd. Those irdWf d to said estate, i.fr teqjiiira^ to make immediate p ■ met * fiwiagi'iil nil ’ j** J0 M:

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1818-1824, September 23, 1823, Image 1