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JJn Ordinance,
To rcunlnt® the duties ot)d fix the fees nr
PORT WARDENS, for the port of Sn
vannali. v "
jt/ki-. |, Ds it ouhined by the Mayor and
Aldermen or the City of Savahrtnh in Court* *
cil assembled, and it is hereby ordained by
the authority ol the same,
That on the first Monday itvJanuary in
cahh year there shall he appointed five per
sons to act as Port Wardens for the port of
Savannah, who shall he commissioned hy
the Mayor, under tho seal of the corpdra-
See 2. And he U lufthor opined, that
the said P >rt Wardens be and they are here-
bv required to keep a fair record of all their
proceedings, 10 appoint a clerk for that pur
pose and to furnish extracts or copies oft he
same, at the request of any person or per
sons and they shall have and uso a t urntnon
teal to be annexed to all extracts or copiey
of proceedings furnished by tho clerk aforo
said, and the caul clork, shall be and he is
hereby allowed, the same fees for searches,
extracts, copies br cor ifieates, as are allow
cd for like services, to the clerks of the Su
perior Courts of this State.
Sec. 3d. And be it further ordained, that
the said Port'Wardens ut their first or any-
subsequent meeting be and they are hereby
authorised to make such rules and regula
tions,'as may bo conducive to good order
and a proper discharge of their duties and
onforce the same by reasonable fines, to be
when imposed deducted by the clerk out of
the sums collected for the use of the Port
Warden so fined, and the said clerk, before
ho enters ->n the duties of bis office shall
give to the Mayor and Aldermen of tho
City of Savannah, a bond with two good and
sufficient sureties in' tho sum of five-hun
dred dollars conditioned for the faithlul dis
charge of his duties as clerk ns aforesaid,
and shell take. and subscribe before the
Mayor or chairman of council the following
oath or 1 ffirminion, “l do solemnly swear
(or affirm as the case may bo) that I will
well, truly, faithfully, and impartially dis
charge all the duties required of mo as
clerk of the board of Port Wardens for the
port of Savannah to tho best of my ability
and shall only certify as clerk such papers
or documents as aro duly passed and up •
proved of by the said Port Wardens so help
me God,”
Sec 4. And bo it further ordained, that
the said Port Wardens, or any two of them,
or more, if required by the person apply
ing for the survey as aforesaid, shall have
power, and they arc hereby authorised, to
act ujwn any survey and to perform all the
(Julies requived of them ' y this ordinance.
Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, that
at the request of any owner or a vessel,
master, merchant or consignee, it shall be
the duty of the said Port Wardens, or any
two or more of them, as aforesaid, upon the
arrival of any ship or vessel, within the port
and district of Savannah, in distress,or which
may receive damage therein, or be in a
leaky situation or condition, or on board ol
which there may be g 'ods, wares or mer
chandize, damaged or supposed to be dam
aged; to examine and survey the said ship
•r vessel, in her hull, masts, spar, sails,
rigging and other appurtenances, and to
report ar.d certify the state thereof, and the
repairs necessary to fit her For sea, so that
she may be fully sea worthy, noting panic
■ularly the damages which appear to Itave
been sustained by the perils of the sea, and
the probable expence of repair as distinct
from such as may,become necessary from
negligence or ordinary decay, and to assist
the said Port Wardens in such examination,
they shall have access to the Log Book ol
such ship or vessel. Also, to examine and
survey the stowage o! the cargo of any ship
ur vessel, and to report and certify if the
same be'properly stowed and secured ; and
to examine and survey any such goods,
wares and merchandize damaged, or sup
posed to be damaged, and to report and
certify if the same be damaged or not, and
In case of damage, the rate and degree of
damage; and in surveys of packages of mer
chandize, they shall de c ignatc particularly
the portion injured,,and in no event recom
mend a sale of the parts not damagod, and
generally to do and perform all the things
which, by the custom ot merchants in the
«port of Savannah, have been usually per
formed on surveys; and, particularly, to ad
vise and recommend such measures, in re
lation either to said ship or vessel and car
go, as may be deemed best suited to pro
mote the interest and. benefit of all cor
eerned.
Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, that
the said Pori Wardens, or any two or more
of them, a? aforesaid, when called upon the
survey of any vessel, shall have power to
employ a carpenter, or carpenters, to open
the ceiling, strip the sheathing, bore the
timber, and perform such Other work as
vhali be necessary to enable them to make
. a correct survey, and to employ laborers
and other persons necessary to move, open,
and cooper, or otherwise arrange any goods,
wares or merchandise they may survey,
the cxpcnce of all which shall be paid by
the'owner, master or consignee of said ves
sel or goods, , , "/ ‘
Sec- 7. And be ft further ordained, that
IF any ,,croon or persons other than those
authorised by this ordinance, except per
sons appointed by. order of court, shall act
or officiate u,pon any sui'vey, or perform
any of the duties herein required of the said
Port Wardens, he or they shall severally
forfeit a sum not exceeding thirty dollars,
;o be recovered, upon conviction, before the
City Courted, to the use of the sard War
dens. \ r '• ■_ .'‘l.
Sec. 8. And be lt fiirther ordained,-tha 1
for the services to be performed, by' virtue
of this ordjnaafce, there shall'be paid to each
of the ; Sidd Pbrt Wardens officiating, by the
owner, master or consignee,of any vesselbt
cargo, the following buj»s, to wit;
For each feavvey on the hitches
of a vessel, -g f (>'
For each Survey 00 a vessel, 3, 0 r
For each survey on-a-vessel and
cargo, 3 S--
For suivcjf on a cferpn- ?.■ 5(
2 50
00
For each survey on the stowage
of tlx* hold ol any vessel,
For each survey on goods afv-r
they are landed; . V ■
Providcd’fhftt the said vessel or goods be at
or opposlte : the City of Savannah- If be
tween Fort Wayne and Five Faffiotn Mole,
then fifty per cent in addition to the above
enumerated sums. If to go below Five
Fathom, mid not below Long Island, seven
ty five per cent, in addition to the above
enumerated sums. If to go below Long
Island, double the sums above-enumerated.
For a boat and hands, it the 9uid Port Writ*
dens should he required to furnish such,
ten dollars per day. In all cases where the
Port Wardens ahull he employed moredlian
one day in the performance of any duty re*
quired by this ordiwyice, the acting Port
Wardens fchsll bo entitled to Bimilar fees
for every dAv so employed.
Scc.9. And be it further ordained, that
the clerk of the said board of Port Wardens
shall collect all sums due to said board, or
cither of the Port Wardens for services
rendered, pursuant to this ordinance, and
for which he shall be entitled to such com
pensation as tho Port Wardens shall fix,
and shall quarterly make a statement of the
same ao received, and pay over to each Pori
Warden his share thereof; tho said amount
to be equally divided among them; and shall
also make a quarterly ircturn of the sums
received to the City Treasurer, to be by him
laid before the City Council at their first
meeting thereafter.
( Sec 10 And be it further ordained, that
each Port Warden so appointed, before on
toeing upon the duties of his oilier, shall
♦ake and subscribe, before the Mayor or
chairman pf Council, tin following oath or
affirmation, as the case may be—“I do. so
lemnly swear (or affirm) that l will truly^
faithfully and impartially, to the best of my
understanding, discharge the duties requir
ed of me, by the ordinal’* ca of the City 1
Council as Port Wardens of the Port of Sa-J 10th, 1st reghpjml
vannah So help mo God" Which said
oath, or afimpation, after being sworn to and
subscribed, shall be filed with the records
of Council, by the Clerk thereof.
See. 11. And he it further ordained, that
if the said Port Wardens, or any of them,
shall neglect or refuse to perform the duties
enjoined by this, or any other qrdinance,
he, or they, unless sufficient cause be shewn
to the contrary, shall severally forfeit and
pay a sum not exceeding thirty dollars, to
be recovered, on conviction before the City
Council, to the use of ihc informer, or shall
he removed from office, at the discretion of
Council., •
Sec. 12. And be it further ordained, that
all ordinances, or parts of ordinances, mili
tating with this ordinance be, and the same
are hereby repealed.
Passed in Council, 4th March, 1824.
JAS. MORRISON, Mayor.
Attest, M. Myehs o- 0.
OP \D QUARTERS, >
Mtik'djfeville, March 1, 1824. V
GENERAL ORDERS.
T HE Adjutant General «ill forthwith prepar.
and is«ue an Order rah the general review and
inspection by regiments and batt:dlinn<< oflhe first,
second, third ami louth division, of Militia, accor
ding to I.v.v, beginning with the first.
The Adjutant General will, besides the usual
publication, transmit copies of the order to the
Major General-, lhat they may be by them trans
mitted to their Brigadiers, ami hy them to the
commandern of regiments and battallions. And
he will moreover, en join on the Generals ol di
visions the necessity of giving the proper orders
for tho complete organization of companies
throughout their divisions respectively, that the
review and inspection in.ty be comp ete and sa
tisfactory to the Commander in Chief.
The order for the review and inspection t»f di
visions Nos. 5, 6, and 7 is postponed, to give time
for the more complete organization of regiments
and battallions within them.
By/>rder of the Commander in Chief,
SEABORN JONES, Abide-.amp.
AnjOTsar-GanenAi’s Orrms, ?
MilledgevMe, Geo, March 5, 1824- 5
a N conformity with the above General Order,
the fallowing will be the order of arrange
ment for the annual convention of the field, staff,
company, and non commiasioned officers, and re-
v.ewa and inspection of the militia of the first,
secon-5, third and fourth divisions, viz.
Burke, Monday and Tuesday, 10th & 11th May,
rth regiment.
Burke, Wednesday and Thursday, 12th and 13th
do 8tlt fegiment.
Jefferson, Friday and Sa.urday, 14th and 15th
do 9th regiment.
Emanuel, Monday and Tuesday, 24th and 25th
do county battalion. <
Montgomery, Wednesday and Thursday, 26th
and 27th do battalion.
Tattnall, Friday and Saturday, 28lh and 22th do
battalion.
Bullock, Monday 31at May, and Tuesday 1st
June, battalion. 1
Scriven, Wednesday and Thursday, 3d and 3d
Jiiilc, battalion.
Citingha,m, Friday and Satur Iny, 4th and 5(h do
>a»t.lion. »
Chatham battalion, Monday and Tuesday, 7th
and 8lh do. ..
G tvalvam, ivbdneaday and Thursday, 9th and
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march 23 68 February 8,1824
Georgia—Effingham County,
To all whom it may concern,
W HEREAS Daniel Mullet, administrator f
Gideon Mullet, deceased, has applied to
the court to be’discharged from the administra-
tion aforesaid.
Now these are therefore to cite and admonish
ill. and singular the kindred and creditors of the.
said deceased, to file their objections (if any they
have) in my office on or before the 2J day of A
pril nex», otherwise letters dismissory will be
granted to the applicant.
Given under my hand and seal this 4th day of,
October, 1823,
JOHN CHALTON, c 0. o. b. c.
oct 4 90
Georgia Chatham County.
By the Honorable the Justices of the Inferior
Clour* said county silting for ordinary purposes
To ail whom it may concern.
W HEREAS Thomas R. Price, administrator
of David II. Thompson, dec. has petition
ed to t. e honorable the Justices 'of the Inferior
Court, sitting for ordinary purposes to be dis
charged from the administration aforesaid.
Now these are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors ot the
said dec, to file their objections (if any they have)
in my office on or before the 16th day of Sep
tember next, otherwise letters dismissory wifi be
granted to the applicant.
Witness the Honorable John Cumming,o:)e of
the Justices of said Court ibis 16tli day of March,
A. D. 1824.
S. M. BOND, c. c ©;
march 16 62
■ NOTICE.
r ttF. Co-partnership of Wti-mam and Jons O;
Haxen, is tliiu day dissoved by mutual con-
sent. . In order to a speedy settlement of the hu.
siness, all persons indebted are catted upon to
make payment to John O. Baker.
. WILLIAM BAKER,
' JOHN O. BAKER,
Riccborough, Ga. Jan 1,1824,
•" *!' 16
llryun, Satutdty, 13th do, battallion,
' Liberty, Monday;'14th do do
McIntosh, Tuesday, 15th do do
Glynn, Thursday, 17th do do
Camden, Saturday, 19th do do
Wayne, Monday, 2lst do do
Baldwin, Friday and Saturday, 2d and 3d July,
23tl regiment. ;
Putnam, Monday and Tuesday, 5th and 6th do
and 32.1 and 4Uth regiments.
Morsan, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 7th,
8th and 9th do 29th and 41st regiments.
Greene, S .turiUv, Monday and Tuesday, 10th,
12th and 13th do 170) and 16th regiments.
Clark, Thursday und Friday, 15tli and 16th da
24th regiment.
Oglethorpe, Saturday and Monday, 17lh and
19th do 22d regiment.
Wilke., Tuesday and Wedneaday, 20th' and
21st do 18th and 19th regiments.
Lincoln, Thursday and Friday. 22d and 23d do
20lh regiment.
Elbert, Monday and Tuesday, 26th and 27th
do 28th regiment.
Madison, Wednesday and Thursday, 28th and
29th do battalion.
Franklin, Friday, Saturday and Monday, 30th
ami 31st do and 24 vugust, 23d and 27ib regi.
menu.
Jackson, Wednesday and Thursday. 4th and 5th
do 26th regiment.
Washington, Monday and Tuesday, 16lh and
17th do 13th regiment.
Hancock, Wednesday and Thursday, 18th ami
19th do 14th and 15th regiment
Warren, Friday and Saturday, 20th and 21st do
12th regiment.
Columbia, Monday and Tuesday, 23d and 24ih
do 11th regiment.
Richmond, Thursday and Friday, 26th and 27th
do 10(h regiment.
The regiments will be reviewed as above num
bered
* JOHN C. EASTER. Adjutant General,
march 22 167
HEAD QUARTERS, 1
Mtlledgtml/e, 2hl March* 1824. J
ORDERS.
T HE Generals of Divisions and of Brigades are
requested to attend a Review and Inspection
by Regiments and Battalions of their several com
mands. It is expected by the Commander in
Chief; that they will report to him the generai
sine of the troops—tiie detects which they have
discovered in the militia system—and the reme
dies which they would suggest for their cor
rcction.
Or tiered. Tint the Aids-de-Camp of the Com
mander in Chief attend the Review, and assist at
the Inspection of Regiments and Battallions of the
Division within which they reside. They will
t*lc« care that the returns »re correctly made, ac-
>' rdfhig to the printed form transmitted them,one
ot wbi -it will be forwarded by the Brigade (nspec-
t«i m the office of the Adjutant General, the .nit
er by the Aids-de Camp, directed to Head Quar
ters.
The absence necessary or accidental of Brigade
Inspectors must be supplied always, and Compa
nies not upon parade must be specially noted—
the absence of their officers accounte t for, and
the compliment of men belonging to them ascer
tained by the best means which can be devised.
In addition to these orders, which must be car
ried strictly into effect, the Aids-de-Uamp will
have Special ones. They will see the necessity of
diligence and attention in the disclosure by the
Adjutant General, that no returns have been re-
cetved from the Brigade Inspectors with the ex
ception of Majors Foard of Is' Brigade; 5th Divis
ion, Schley of 2d of 0! Division, Long of 1st of 4ib
Balter of 2d of 5th, and Beall of 2d of 4th, who ap
pear to have done their duty.
By order of the Commander in Chief,
SEABORN JONES, Aid-de Camp.
Georgia—Chatham County.
Br the ffonontble the Justices of the lnlerin
'r'Urtofsnid Onunty, sitting for ordinary purpom
To all whom it may concern.
OTfHF.HKAS, William H. Green, Administn-
V V tor of Mary Fleming,dec. has applied to the
Honorable the Court of Ordinary, Jo be discharg
ed from the administration aforesaid.
Now,' therefore these are to Cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of the
sniil Mary I-leming, dec. to file their objections
(if any they have) in the Clerk’s office, of said
Court, on or before the tenth of September next,
otherwise letters.dismissing will be granted, and
the snid William H. Green be discharged from all
claims whatever, as administrator of the said dec.
Witness the Honorable Edward Harden, one of
the Justices of the Justices of sai l Court this
Tenth day of March, A. D. one thousand eight
hundred and twenty four.
S M. BOND, c.c. o.
march 10 57
Georgia—Chatham County.
I'ii all whom it may Concern,
W HEREAS Solomon Shad executor ofWm.
Gilbert deceased has applied to the honora*
ble the Court of Ordinary to be discharged from
his executorship aforesaid.
Now, these are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said Win Gilbert deceased, to file their objec.
(ions, if any they have, in the clerks office of said
Court on or before the fourth day of September
next, otherwise letters of dismissory wifi be gran
ted anti the said Solomon Shad be discharged
from all claims whatever at executor of the said
deceased
Witness the honorable John Gumming, one of
the Justices of said Court this fourth day o
March, A. D. 1824.
S.M. BOND, coo.
march 6 54
; 1NE months after date application will be
- made to the honorable the Inferior Court ol
Chatham County, when sitting for ordinary pur
poses; for permission to bell the following real
estate, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors ol
.he estate of N. S. Bayard, deceased, viz s
One undivided fourth of a tract of Land; contain-
mg about 500 acres, on Cumberland Island, Cam-
•ten County, known as IMum Orchard—and an un
livitjed fourth of a certiisn Tiact of Land situate
on Said Island, containing about 500 acres, origin
ally granted to Gen. Lochland McIntosh, ami
m-timied on the south by tits bald Plum OrclUrr
j'ract.
\!»o 0 plants! ion called Lottery Hall pUujita 01
me Dgcecboe Road, 3. miles from Savannah, cm;,
lining about 600 acre*. N-J. B.vVAtm,
AdntVfcjt. Nv9..'Bwafjf
wv v> m-
•Un Ordinance,
r po amend an ordinance, entitled an ordinance,
JL for regulating the public Markets in the City
of Savannah, appointing Commissioners to super
intend the same, and for other purposes
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of
the City of Savannah, and it is hereby ordained by
the authority of the same, That from and im.
mediately after the passing of this ordinance, it
shall be the duty of the Mayor or any one of the
Aldermen the Marshal,or any City Constable, to
inform against any butcher or other person or
persons, selling or offering for sale unwholesome
meats tn the market or streets of this city, and to
order the said meats to be destroyed; and to di
rect a summons to be served upon the person or
persons so offending, to appear at the next coun
cil to answer to tiie complaint exhibited against
him or them; and upon conviction, shall be, fined
in arum not exceading thirty dollars; one half for
the use of the city, the other moiety 10 the Mar
sbal or city constable, if the said Marshal or a city
constable shall be the informer.
Passed in'Council, 4th Murclt, 1824.
JAS. MORUISON, Mayor.
Attest, M. Mssns. ”
march 9 56
a! INK months after date, 1 shall apply to tlu
• J Honorable the Justices of the Inferior Conn
G EORGIA—Chatham County. To all whom
it may concern. Whereus, Joseph H. Segure,
has applied to the Honorable the court of ordina
ry of Chatham county for letters of administra
tion with the will annexed on the estate and ef
fects of Peter Ceasar, dec. in behalf of the heirs.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the said
uecensed to file their objections (if any they
have) to the granting of the administration of the
estate of the dec to the applicant in the clerk’s
office of the said court, on or before the 8th
•lay of May next; otherwise letters of adminis
tration will be granted .
Witness the Honorable J P Williamson, one of
the Justices or the said court, this 8th'day of
April, A. D. 1824.
S.M. BOND, 000.
april 8 82 ,
S'^_EORGIA—Chalhnm County. *p 0 „j|
V"*" it may concern. Where ,s, Kenty c
ltd Frances'Castellmt, his wife Exor. an,l p
il William Collins, dec. apply to be discha,
:Yom their said executorship. r
Now, these are therefore to cite and adm'm,-
all and singular the kindred and creditors Ta
"aid deceased, tu file their objections (ifanv iK
have) in my office, on or before the tenth ih
May next; other wise letters dismissory w'iffi
granted to the applicants,
Witness the Hon. John Cumming, g» nr ,,
ustioes of the ssid court, this 10th day of v,/
ber, A. D. 1823. y Nove »
nov 10
211
S. M. BOND, c c 0}
GeorgiA—Chatham County.
Tt all whom it may Concern—
'rf^HEBBAS, John Howard, and William Gas-
M ton, Executors of Benjamin Uoward, dec.
have applied to the Honoranle the Court of Or.
ilinary of Chatham County, to be discharged from
their Executorship.
Now these are to cite and admonish all and sin
gular tho kindred and creditors of the said dec.
•n file their objections (if any they have) in my
office on or before the 29th day of May next; oth.
erwise letters dismissory wtll be granted to the
applicants. .
Witness the Hon, Jno. P. Williamson one of
’ he Justices of said Court, this 29th day of WOv.
A. D. 1823.
9, M.BOND, coo.
nov 29 227
G EORGIA—Chatham County. To all whom
it may conern Whereas Robert Habevsltnm
administrator of George W Allen, dec. applies
to be discharged from said administration.
These are therefore to cite and admonhh all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said'de
ceased, to file their objections (if any they have)
to the granting of the administration of the estate
»f the said deceased to the applicant in the clerk’s
Office of the said court, on or before 5th day of
June next, otherwise letters dismissory will be
granted.
Witness the honorable J P. Williamson, ono ol
the Justices of' the saidt court, the 5th day of De
cember, A. D 1823.
S'. M. BOND, e. o. 0,
dec 5 232
Karel* 9
A. G .U’lKTOStl, Aidin'X.
5^ - ' ■ '
Georgia—Chatham County.
By the honorable the Justices of the tnferim
Court ot said County sitting for ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern,
W HEREAS Charles Hoyt administrator of
the estate of John l^ithrop,, Jr dec. has pe
'ii icned the honorable the court of Ordinary of
Ctniham O-tu/ity to be discharged from hia said
administration. 1
Now these are therefore to cite and admonish
all ami singular the kindred and creditors of the
said decessed, to file their objections, if any t^hey
have, in m> office on or before the tenth day of
Sept n.xt, otherwise letters dismissory wilt be
granted to the applicant.
Witness the Hon Edward Harden, one of the
Justices of the said court this 10th day of March,
A 0.1624. '
S. M. BUND, 000.
march 10 57
G EORGIA—Chatham l-cunty. To al| whom
it may concern W liereas Abel Fox, admin
istrator of Joseph Fox has applied to the honora.
ble the court ot Ordinary of Chatham County, to
be discharged from said administration.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to file' their objections (ifany they
have) to the granting of the administration of the
estate of the said deceased to the applicant n
the clerk’s office of the said court, an or efore
the 5th day of June next t otherwise letters dis-
ntiasory will be granted. # ,V ■ ' (-f ‘
Witness the honorable John P. Williamson,
one of the Justices of the said court, the 5th day of
December, A D. 1823.
S M BOND, c co.
rloc < .
t t KOUtitA—Chat ham County To all whom it
Tinny concern Wl.ereas, John Dillon, exe
culm ot Michael DensleF, applies to be discharged
from the executorship of the said estate.
. Now these are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of tlu
said deceased, to file their objections (if any they
have) on or before the 5tn day of June hext;
otherwise iettetM dismissory will be granted to the
applicant
Witness the Hon. J. P. Williariiaon, one of the
Justices of the said court, this 5th day of Dec. A
D. one thousand eight hundred and twenty three.
L. s, 8. M. BOND. c. 0 o
de-‘ <r • <• ;
w
Georgia^—CiiatBam 0uu.1tj,
To all wliotp if may concern.
REREAS Alexander M. Taylor, adminis-
. trator of John Scott., dec. has petitioned
the Hon the Justices of the Interior Court sitting
:or Ordinary purposes to be discharged from. hm
said administration.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and sint! ular the kindred and creditors oflhe suid
dec, to file their objections (if any they have) to
the Clerk’s office of the Court, of ordinary on, 01
before the sixth day of November m-xt; otherwise
letters of dismissory will be granted.
Witness the Hon,. Edward Harden, ope pf the
lusticesof the sai l Court, the sixth day of May,
A, U, one thousand eight hundred and ttvenu
'four- „ 8. M. BOND, 0.6. o.
may 6 106
... LL persons indebted to the esiutc of Johiiuu
Marcy Moore, of Effingham County deep:'
(1 to come forward and make payment and tho.
lafliave any accounts, to present>h’em to.
HEZBKIAH EVANS; Adm’r.
sept 28
Superior Court—Chatham Co^y
jAsnanv Trhji, IMf;
Aaron Cleveland and Susan C. '
his wife, L » , .
VS. f rtxfcAki;
Jnv.nh Faltm. J
O N the petition of Aaron Cleveland » n ,i o, I
C. his wile, who was Susan C. Uona i'l
that Jacob Fahm, before the inierniarri;,^ J-.'lI
petitioners, to wit; on the 22d day of j,„,„ ]K ''
did in conjunction wi‘.',t one Joseph A, Sm! i
ecute a joint bond to the 8aid SuMn C mtri
penal sum of four thousand dollars cond'u-on»
for the payment of two thousand dollars with in
terest from date, on or before the first day o
March then next, and that for the better secur'
the payment thereof, the said Jacob did on N
day and year first aforesaid make his certain i
denture of mortgage, whereby he morticed J
said Susan G all that lot of ground known if
designated aa Garden lot number thirty nine |
39, and also, that adjoining half pnrt of anoth
lot known as lot number forty two, No42.cn
raining together eight and a half acres morel
less alt dated to the East of the city of Savar..n]
and bounded to the north west of Lot No 26 u
the South and East by lands belonging to the t
ta»e of Hampton. Ltllibridge, and the west I
the public road leading to Skidawnyislandwher
on a brick yard ia now established and knmvuf
the name of Fnhnw brick yard—that there is no*
on ihc said bond or mortgage obligatory the sun
of eighteen hundred dollars with interest from th
23d clay of January, 1823, and praying the fart-
closure of the equity of redemption of the sail
Jacob and hia heirs, executors, administrators am
assigns in & to the saidmortgaged premises.—Ot
motion of W. W. Gordon, attorney for the pets
tioners—it is ordered that the principal m\ id
terest due on the said bond or writing obligator
together with the cost of this application he pf
into this court within twelve months from this (1st,
or in case of default that the equity ol redetnj
tion of said Jacob Fahm, his heirs executors,»
ministrators, and assigns be from thenceforth fo
ever forclased and that snch further ami
proceedings be had thereon, as are pursuit
the statue in such case made and provided
And it is further ordered that this rule be p
fished in one of the Gazettes of this state at it
once a month for twelve months, or that act)
be served on the defendant at least six mot,
before the time appointed for the payment of t
money into court..
Extract from the minutes, 15th Jan. 1824.
jan 16 12 JOB T. BOLI.RS
-Chatham Count
Mat TBrisr, 18
Superior Oouri-
James Roberts,
Margaret 8ims, and the > flute JWsi.
legal representatives of j
W. 1. Sims, deceased.J
TTPON the petition ot James Roberts,f
U the foreclosure of the Equity of Uc
tion of the following premises, mortgaged bj
William I. Sims and Margaret Sims, onllieod^
of June, in the year etghteeu hundred sadist
ty, to aecttre, unto the said James Robe,■:.(«
payment of a certain promissory note, d,Mt^
the Said Wiltiaim I. Sima on the said thirUp
June, the said year, tn favour of James lift
or order, for the sum of six hundred and I
eight dollars, and eight cents, payable on tlieb
day of January in the year eighteen hundrelJ
twenty two,to wits ull that western moist;
half lot, of that lot of land in the city of Si
nuh, in Oglethorp ward, known and disting
ed in the plan of saldeity by the letter Q,f
thcr with alt the houses and improvements 0
said western moiety.
It is iordered, on motion of Law tc .lacfc
uttorneyB for plantiff, that the principal, intcre
and costs due upon the mortgaged premia
be paid into court Within twelve months from ft
date; and unless the same be so paid, the MW
of redemption of'-hent the said Mngarct Si«
and the legal representative of the said ffttj
Sims, shall thenceforth be foreclosed, & otherpnj
ceedings take place pursuant to the act of the H
eral assembly in such cases made and providdj
It is further ordered, that this rule be publhf'
in one of the Gazettes of this state, at least 0
a mouth until the day appointed for the puyim
of tne principal, ihterest and costa, or semd
upon the said Margaret Sims, and die
presentatives of said William I. Sima, at least si*
months previous to the time said money is order j
ed to be paid into court.
. Extract from the minutes, ,.
JOB T. BOLLRS, Clerlf.j
juue 22 . 240
U [
Superior Court—Chatham CountjJ
Mat Teh*i, Hi
The President, Director ftCo."l
of the Bank of U. States. I ,, I
vs J-RULE NISI,11
The legal Representatives of I
Mattiew McAllister, dec. J ,
‘"PON petition of the President,
Company, of the Bank of the United
praying the foreclosure of the Equity of redey
tion of all that lot of land and buildings1 knov ■
the number eight Wilmington tything Daroy .
in thp Oily of Savannah and state of Georgtp,
taining sixty feet in front and mm/tv teeunJ'f'
mortgaged by Matthew McAllister now dew**
in his lifetime Uy de»d of mortgage, dated
tenth day of Mat drift the year eighteen ni11
ami twenty three, to Matthew Hall M ., mA
heirs and assigns to secure to the said *
Hull McAllister, the payment certn ."PSij
ry notes made by the,'mud Matthew MmW u
the said Matthew Hall McAlhater or order.
Hie sum of five '.thousand dollars, which .
oears cv ii date with the said mortgMgerj
able at a day now pas,, and which said m f
and note were afterwards duly a ? al h', n
dorsed b> the said lytalthew • Hall
the said petitioners. And the petitioners
further stated that there is now due m
on the said note and mortgage the p rl1 ' H «
ot five thousand dollars with merest frorow
day of May 1823, ■
On motion of Habersham for the P et ‘ ,
is ordered that the principal,. intere«Aa
due upon the said mortgaged premise “ 1
Into court within twelve inonUm trom .j,
or bn failure ao to do, the Equity ot re e
fo the said mortgaged premises shall from' ^
font) be foreclosed and sttbh. furi lh f r nnce 0 f |M
proceedings take pluoe as are in P u !®“ ,
statute in such case made ahtt’.pri>nere;^. h -|g
is further ordained that this, kJ
btie of the public Gazettes of this s ° t |, CIC i
pnee a month for twelve month® 01 -Af ute**j
served uppnAlte
Matthew McAllister, at least L
to the time ut which thes.nd mmu-V I
oe paid into court. .
June 22 '. 246
Ctm
(Hto of Mow* und
TUST received per
J fur said uy
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