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T-fTf* ■■ «*t*^‘*«**■*?■ J.'.L
■ in fhiiiavte,
l*u vetrulatc Ifo- -ffilies ami fix the
(be#
po«t Wardens, for iu« port of s*
Vnnnah.
Sec l.''"D's It ordained by the Mayor and
AlWnwWtUo City of HtWnotJkinCoue*
Oil aMWbled, and it is hereby ordained by
t i,-. iutkotitf ot the same,
That on the first Monday In Janunvy In
«.eh year there shall bn appointed five per
Sns to act as P u t Warden for the port of
Svannah, Who «M.U he commissioned by
Ole Mayor, under U»c seal of the corpora*
d ”u* c 5 \«d he it further ordained, that
0, c said Port Wardens be and they are here-
bv required to keep a fair record of aU .tbei.
oroceedlftQi. to appoint a clerk for that pur-
nose and to furnish extracts or copies oh V
« the request of toy person or per-
and they shall have and use a com non
S.A t , be annexed to all extracts or cppiua shall collect a
S roceedings furnished by the clerk a ore j either of the
Sid, and the c*id clerk, shall be and he tt{ rendered, pui
Por eacli awrvey oh the stowage
of thrf bold ol any vessel, 3 SO
For each surrey on goods aft.es
tbry are Inndud, 8 00
Provided that the said vessel or goods he at
or opposite the City of Savannah. It' lie
tween Fort Wayne und Five l alhom Hole,
then filly per cent ill addition to the show
enumerated sums. If to go below Five
Fathom* arid not below Long Island,seven
ty live per cent, in addition to the above
one in crated sums. If to go below tony
Island, double the sums above enumerated.
For u boat and hands, U the said Port War
dens should be required to furnish such,
ten dollars per day. In all cases' Where, the
Pott Wardens ahull he employed more than
one day in the performance ot any duty re*,
quit ed by this ordinance, : the acting Port
Wardens shall be emitted to similar fees
■for every tlav so ctripluyed.
Sec. 9 And lie it further ordainad, that
the clerk of the said board or P >rt Wardens
shall collect all sums dvte tp said board, or
Port Wardens for services
pursuant to t' is ordinance, and
for searches, j
hereby flawed, the same lo;-.s
S for like services, fo the clerks of th« Su-
'^Ser ^iT'kftd be it further ordained, that
4U . ...-j t», m W*rt'.fcna at tticir ftrst or any
StiqSent mceilu./ be and they aytf b'i» ; v
authorised to nUe Wh rules »,« tegua-
lions as may be c /iductve to goo. order
and* propfcJlKt#ge-ot their, duties and
enforce the same tka*ot»bie fines, to be j
when imposed dc-fewd by the cier* out of
the sums collected for the eat of the lriri
Wanion so Rued, xmd the said clei k, before
he enters on thr (uties of his office shall
«,ve to the >U/or and Aufoniien >»» the
City of Savanna’wjt !}oi*vwrith t wo .pod and
sufiiricnt sure-sum
drvd dollars co- (itloned for the fa.tiilul djs-
rhVric or hi* d } ;os as cUrk as aforesaid,
and shall take] and subscribe before thr
Mayor or chaitf i&n of Council 'he fo»lnivin 6
ihonB.JbM-1 t't, soemnly sw^'
Sr aSiv.n as .tiva esse may bv)t .& I tnl
well, truly, fc-.f fully, and fowrtully d»-
ch.iree all tli duties required of me as
Sark of the b ini of Pori Wardens for the
port of Savan 3>h to the best o» my ability
Jnd shall only {certify at clerk such papers
or documents fas we duly ® nd jP *
proved of by die said Port Wardens b<> help
®^c, 4, \ tl ii be it further ordlined, that
Che said Port gardens, or any two of them,
or rtfore, If retired by the person app-y-
Ipg for the survey as aloresaid, shall have
power, and U.cy are hereby Wthomed, to
oct-Upon any! survey and to perform all me
duties requitvd of them y this ordinance.
Stc. 5. Aid be ft further ordained, that
the request of any owner of a vessel
master, merchant or consignee, it shall be
the duty of .dic said Port W ardens, or any
two or inorj of them, as aforesaid, upon the
brt tval of aiiy ship or vessel within the port
and district if Savannah, in distress,or which
may rcccivt} damage .therein, or be in .i
leiky situation o- condition, or on b .ard of
vhich there may be ff-oda, wares or mer-
C!u.idi8e,dajnaged.or supposed to be dam
aged; to eximtoe and aurtcy the said ship
or vessel, in her hu\i, raasU, apsr, satis,
rigging amj other appurtenances, and to
report and dortify the state thereof, and the
repairs necessary to fit her For sea, so that
who may be fully sea worthy, noting panic
Qlariy the damages which appear to have
been sustained by the perils of the sea, and
iho probable expence of repair as distinct
from such aa may become necessary from
negligence or ordinary decay, and to asaiai
the said Port Wardens in such examination,
they shall hare access tb the Log Book of
spcii ship or vessel. Also, to examine and
sur>'-y the stowage ot the cargo of any ship
ur vessel, and to report and certify if the
•jiune be properly stowed and secured ; and
to examine and survey any etch goods
wares and merchandise damaged, or sup-
posed t,o be damaged, and to report and
certify if the same be damaged or not, and
hi ewe of datpage, the rate and degree of
damage t and in surreys of packages of incr-
ch and ire, they shall designate particularly
the portion injured, and in no event recom
mend a sale ol the parts not damaged, and
generally to do and perform all the things
vsriich, by the custom ol merchants in the
port of Savannah, have been uaually per
formed.on surveys.} and, particularly, to ad
Vise and iqoofnmend such measures, in ro
fotion either to said ship or vessel and car
go, as may be deemed heat suited to pro
mote the interest and benefit of all cor
Cfcrned. . ....
Sec. 6- And be it further ordained, that
the said Pgrt Wardens^ or any two or more
of them, as aforesaid, when called upon the
survey of any vessel, Bhall have power to
employ a carpenter, or carpenters, to open
the ceiling, strip the sheathing, bore the
Umber, and perform such other work as
ah&'l be necessary .to enable them to make
a correct survey, and to employ laborers
and othar.persons necessary to move, open,
4iu! coopev, or otherwise arrange any goods,
wares or merchandise they may survey,
the expence of all which shall he paid by
$pe owiier, master or consignee of said ves-
sci or goods. , v , -
Sec. T. And be it further ordained, that
if any person or persons other than those
authorised by this ordinance, except per-
sons appointed by order of court, shall act:
or officiate upon any survey, or perform
any of the duties, heroin required of the said
Ifort Wardens, he or they shall severally
forfeit a sum not exceeding thirty dollars,
to be recovered, upon conviction,' before the
. £ity Council, to the use of the said War
dens.
See. 8. And be it further ordained, that
{qr the services to be performed, by virtue
of this ordinance, there shall be paid to each
of the said Port Warden* officiating, by the
ownetytnastei* or consignee of any vessel or
following sums, to. wit*.
Vor each survey on the hatches
of a vessel,
' ^ each survey on a vessel,
Vor each survey on a vessel ami
for which lie shall be entitled to such com
pensstion as the Port Wardens . shall fix,
and- shall quarterly make a statement of the
s.ime so received; ami pay overt" each Port
WaJrdcn his share: thereof; the said amount
to b‘e equally divided among them ; and shall
also make a quarterly return af the sums
received to the City Treaslircb, to hr by him
laid before the City Council at their first
Hireling thereafter.
\ Sec. 10 And be it further ordained, that
each Port Warden so appointed, before en
tering upon the duties of liis nifict, shall
take and subscribe, before the Mayor or
chairman of Council, the following oath or
affirmation, ah thocase may b6~-"l do so
lemnly swear (or affirm) that I wil| truly,
failhlttUy ami impartially, to the hest of toy
understanding, discharge the duties requir
ed of me, by the ordinances of, the City
Council as Port Wafdelis of the Port of Sa
vannah 3 j help me God” Which said
cath, or affirmation, after being sworn to and
atihccrihed, shall be filed with the records
f Council, by the Clerk thereof.
See. 11. And be it further ordained, that
the said Port Wardens, or any of them,
shall neglect or rofuse to perform the duties
enjoined by this, or any other ordinance,
he, or they, unless sufficient cause-be shewn
to the contrary, shall severally forfeit and
pay a sum nut exceeding thirty dollars, to
be recovered, on conviction before the City
Council, to the use of the 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. Myers, o. o.
itir.wrwiiny.]
v AN ACT
r fW> revive, amend and c tri&iae in fore# an
l scy entitled an act, til extend the time of ta
king cut grants on surveys made on head rights
1 bounty warrants.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Re
presentatives of the State of Georgia, in Geperai
Vssembly met, und it is hereby enacted by the!
Authority of the Mine, That where any person or
xwaons have heretofore had survey* made on
lead tights, bounty warrants and grants thereon
have not been obtained, it shall and may be law
ful for such person or persons to apply for and
obtain sucli grant or granta, at any time’previous
to the 25th October, eighteen hundred and
twenty P*«ir r ort pujlment of .ihe usual fees.
Sec. 2 And be it firthcr anactiyl by th« atsthor-
it'j aforctaid, That whero any surveys h»ve hi-fi:
tefove been made on head rights or bounty war
rants, and grants thereon have not been obtained,
xuoh land shall not be subject to a re survey until
three months from and xtter the person or per
sona claiming under the original survey shall have
been noticed that such re mtrvey is intended/o'
"be made, and that in all car es, th'c person or per.
*- : ming under the original survey, shall be
to the preference.of making auch .re.suv.
OT.At> cr ARTfcrtB, * * - 1
M‘i'ktlreville% -1/orc/i t, 1824. )
GENKKAl. OHUKItS.
T HK A«\jutnnt-General oilt h'Vthwith prepare
and issue ao.ordcrfor the general review slid
mspwxion by regime nta und bultallton* of the flrlt,
-fecund, third nnd I'outh divistUnf. of Militia, accor
ling td law, beglftning With live first.
21ie Adjutant General will, 'besides the usual
•holiestUrn, transmit copies of Pic ordfcr to the
riajor General.-, that they may be by lliein trans-
Itilited to their Utigurtief*, and by (hem to the
commanders qf regiments and baltallions And
he will moreover, enjoin on the Generals ot di-
visionsthe neressity of giving the proper orders
for. the complete organisation of companies
throughout their divisions respectively, that the
review and Inspection may be comp ete and oa
tisfuctory to the Commander in Chief. t
The order for the review and inspection of d|.
visions Hos 5, fl, and f is pnetpoi.ed, to give time
for the more complete organisation of regiments
and baualliun* within them.
By order ofthb Commander In Chief,
8BAUORN JONB8, Aid de-Camp.
AMwaav-Gsastua's Omci,?
SBUetlgevilli, Geo. MartiA 5, 1824 >
a l? conformity with the above General Order,
the following will be the order of-arrange-
ment for the annual convention of the Held, staff,
company, and non-commissioned officers, and re-
views,and inspection of the militia of the first,
second;-third and fourth divisions, viz.
Iturkc, Monday and Tuesday, \0th b 11th Cay,
7th regiment,
Burke, Wednesday and Thursday, l$h and lSth
do 8th regiment.
.teffrrson, Friday and 6h urday, 14th and 15th
do 9th regiment.
Emanuel, Monday and Tuesday, 24th and 35th
do county bHttali'iu,
Montgomery, Wednesday and Thursday, 28th
and 2Tth do battalion.
Tattnall, Friday and Saturday, C3lh and f>’.i do
battalion..
Bullock. Monday 81st May, and Tuesday 1st
June, bathdioh.
Soriven, tVednesdcy and Thursday, 2d and 3d
tone, battalion. 1
Ettugham, Friday nnd Batur lay, 4th and 5th do
ba’tnliop.
Chatham battslion, Monday and Tuesday, 7th
and Cth do.
Chatham, Wednesday and Thursday, 9th and
10th, 1st regiment,
lii-yaii, SsiUtduy, 12th do. baiulfion,
l.iberty, Monday, 14th do <lo
Mclnuuli, Tuesday, 15lh do do
Glynn, Thutcday, 17th do do
Camden, Saturday, 19th do do
Wayne, Monday, 2tot do do
Baldwin, Friday ad 1 Saturday, 2d and 3d July,
23-1 regiment.
Putnam, Monday and Tuesday, 5th and 6th dt>
nnd 321 and 40th regiments.
Morgan, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 7th,
8th and 9lh do 23th and 41st regiments.
Greene, S.Uurdnv, Monday and Tuesday, 10th,
12th and 13th do I7ih and loth regiment,
Clark, Thursday and Friday, 15th and 16th do
24th regiment.
Oglethorpe, Saturday and Monday, 17(h and
19th do 22d regiment.
Wilkes, Tuesday- and Wednesday, 23th and
2lat do IBth and 19th regiments.
: Lincoln, Thursday and Friday. G£d and 23d do
20tb regiment.
Elbert, Monday and Tueadsy, j2Gt.h and 27th
do. 23tl> regiment.
Madison, Wednesday and Thursday, 28th and
29th do battalion.
Franklin, Friday, Saturday and Monday, 30th
and 31st do and 3d August, 2Sd and 27th regi.
menta.
Jackson, Wednesday and Thursday, 4th and 5th
do 26th regiment;
Washington, Monday and Tuesday, 16th and
lfth do lath regiment.
Hancock, Wednesday and Thursday, 18th and
19th do 14th ayid 15th regiment.
Warren,. Friday and Saturday, 20th and 21st do
12th regiment.
Columbia, Monday ahd Tuesday, G3dand£4th
sons cbirain
entitled
vey, until the expiration of three months from the
time oi such aotification; am\ iij the event of ther.
being no claimant redding on or near the land to
be thus.re ' ‘ — * • ' *
ed by
vertisemertl, at thd Court House of the county
where such land may lie, and in one of the public
Gazettes of this State,
Sec. 3. And be it further enReted, That it shad
be the, duty of all surveyors who'shall make an)
such re survey, to certify on his return to the sur
veyor General, that due notice according to th-
provisions of this act had been given, and. no grant
obtained or such re survey sh ill be valid, unless
accompanied with such. certificate : Provided;
nothing in this act shall,affect the rights of orphans
or persons under the age of 21 y ears, and that all
such persons shall be allowed one year after they
arrive at the age of 21 yean to take out tbclr
grants,
Sec. 4, And be it further enacted, That it shall
be the duty of the Governor to cause this act to
bn published in one of the newspaperein Mill-
edge »iUe, Augusta and Savannah, once in each
month, until the expiration of the time appointed
by the same for taking out grants.
Sec. 5. And be it-further enacted, Thatalllaws
ami parts of laws militating against this act be
and the same are hereby repealed.
DAVID ADAMS,
Speaker of the House of ttepresentntives.
THOMAS STOCKS,
President of the Senate.
Assented to, Dec. 2,1823.
G. M TROUP, Governor.
0£jr The foregoing to be published monthly,
until Nov. next, in the “Constitutionalist” and
“Sttvanii di Republican ”
31 oo:
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cargo,
gr ca 3 car?
3 .so,
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P EUSONS. indebted to the estate ol James
Lambright, 1st* of Liberty county, deceased;
are requested to make immediate payment; and
those having demands against said estate, wdl
present them legally attested within the time pre
scribed by Law to)
JOS. LAW, Sen’r.
qualified cxT,
P*n 22 \7
LL persoii
iltor’fi Notice.
ebted to the estate of the late
Georgia-'—Chatham Crtonty*
Jy Ihc Honorable the Justices ol the Inferior
iiurt ofsaid County^ sitting for ordinary purposi
To ull whom it may conoern.
\T;rHERBAS. William II. Green, Admlnistr-
VV tor of MaryTleroing,dec. haa applied toth-
Honorable the Court ofOrdiniryt to ha diicharg
cd from the atlmiuistration aforesaid. >
, Now, therefore these are to oite apd admonish
all and 1
said Mai
(if any i
Court, on ot before theteitthbf September next,
otherwise letters dismissing will be gfanted, add
the said William H. Green be discharged from all;
claims whatever, ns administrator of the aaid dec.
Witness the H-morahle Edward -Harden, one of
the Juittices of the Jusiicos of said Court thU
Tenth day of March, A. U. one thouiiiml eight
hundred'and twenty four. ■ ,
3 M. BONDic.c.o.
march 10 57 A ' • ■ ‘ ‘.'Wi
GeorgSa—C.'hatham iJcunty.
To all whom it maytloncem,
W HERE \ S Solomon Shad executor of Wm.
Gilbert deceased has applied to the honors? it
hie the Court of Ordinary to he discharged from
hi* executorship aforesaid.
Now, these are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of the 1
said Wm {Gilbert deceased, to file ( their ohjec-
lions, if any they have, in the clerk* office of said*
Court on or before the, fourth dry pf September
next, otherwise letters of. dismissory dill be gran
ted and the said SolutRon Shad be discharged
from all claims whatever as executor ol the said
deceased \
Witness the honorable John Cumming, one of
the Justices of- Mid Court this fourth day o
March, A. D; 1824, < *
S. U. BOND, c c o.
march 6,,.. ... 54
Georgia—Chatlialn .County;
To all whom it may.conpern— ,
W HEREAS Thomas Clark and Matthew tut-,
burrow, have have applied to the hop the
court of ordiaary-of Chatham county for letters of
administration on the estate and tllects of Janie-
Myers, widow, dec. in behalf of (he heirs'and cre
ditors .... - j
Npw.thc^e are therefore to cite "nd admonish
all and singular the kindred nnd creditors of the
said dcqeosedrto file their objections, (ifany they
luve) in my office, on or bpford the 39lh day at
M*y next i otherw ise letters of stiminiatration
wiil.be granted to the applicants.
Witness.the honorable John Cumming, one,
ui' the Justices of the said Cotr.1, the 30th day or
April A. D 1821.
{,9. M. BOND, c. c. o
30 f 101.
11th regiment.
Richmond, Thursday and Friday, 26th and 27th
do lOlh regiment-
The regiments will be reviewed os above num
bered.- *
JOHN e. EASTER, Adjutant General,
mooch 23 ~ t&
• HEAD QUARTERS. ?
MtllttlgwtUe, 2 2<l March, 1824. 5
OEDtae,
r HK Generals of Divisions and of Brigades are
requested to attend a Review and Inspection
by Regiment* and Battalions of their several cnm j
nands it is expected by the Commander in
f thiefi.that they will report .to him the general
state oflhe troops—the defeota which they haye
Uncovered in the mifitts aystem—and the rripe'
' lies whicti they would suggest for their cor
rection.
Ordered, That the Aids-dt*..Camp of the Com-
r'imler in Chief attend the Review, and assist ai
the Inspection of Regiments ami Hattallioni of the
Division' within which they reside. Tljcy will
ake care thai the returns are correctly made, ae-
orcling to tin: primed form transmitted thenvwe
•f which will be forwardoil by the Hriga<le Inspec
tor to the office of the Adjutant General, tfo oth
er by the Aidx-de Comp, directed to llea<t Qusr
ter*. _ ; t . , ; .
The absence neeevsary oraeeulsntal of Brigade
inspectors must be supplied always, and' Compa
nies not upon parade must oe rpeci.ily noted—
the absence qf their oifiows aocounte. t for, and
the compliment of me., belonging »o them aacer^
•sinod by the best me*n* which can. he devised,
Irf addition to .these.orders, wtiicu must be car
ried strictly into effect, the Aidn-de-Camp will
have special onca. ■ They will see the nece wity t»f
diligence and attention in the disclosure by ihe
Adjutant General, that no returns have been re
ceived from the Brigade Inspectors 'with the ux
ceptiot, of Majors Fnartl of 1st Brigade Stir Divi-
ion, Schley of 2d df 9i Division, Long of.foi of.ditli
Baker ofSM of 5ih, and Beall offttof 4tii, who ap-
pear to have done their duty.
By order of the Commander in Chief,
SEABORN JONES, Jid de Camp.
Oeorgi*—i. hatham Count}'.
To ail whom it may Concern—
Tj^HEtiEAS, John Howard, and William Gas-
J\g tou. Executors of Bciuitniin Howard, dec.
huve applied to the lionoraule the Court of Or
dinary of Chatham County, to be dic'Jiarged from
their Executorship.
Now these are to cite and admonish all and sin-
gular the kindred und creditors of tint said deo.
t o file their objection* (if any they have) in my
office on or before tile 29th day of May next; oth
erwise latter* dtamiuory wtU be granted to the
apnfioants.
Witness the lion. Jno. P. William-on one of
i he Justice* of laid Court, this 3)1 h day of Nov.
A.D. 1823.
S, M. BOND, c c o.
nov29 *227 '
EOUGIA—Chathaui.County. To alt whom
vJ*it may conem Whereas Robert Habersham
administrator of George W Allen, dec. applies
to be discharged Grom said administration.
These Ore therefore to cite and-admonLli ul! and
singular the kindred and creditors of the saitfde
ceased, to file their objections (IF any they have)
to the granting of the administration of the estate
of 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 dittuissory will be
granted.
Witness the honorable J P. Williamson, one ot
the Justices of tlmaaid court, the 5th day of De
cember, A. D 1823.
9. M. BOND, o. c. o.
deo 5 232
Superior Coutt-^C/ia^iam Count}
J/VitUARr Ti;nia, 1834T
Aaron Cleveland and Susan' C. A
JiicobFahto. J
1 0,tv «l»nd and Susu,
mr C. his wife, who wfts'Snutin C. Bonn. ,uii, n
of four thousand dollars condltiorteH
'■mem of ttvo thousand dollars tffi&hk
Ti fin nh Knfrxwr* hi.. J*
penal sun
forthepaymem«
tercat from dale, on or before the foil
,March then next, and that for the better se-iift
the .payment thereof, the «aul Jacob did „n
i a^ and y8ar. first aforesaid make ' his certain E?
denture of mortgage, whereby lie morttrw,,
said Susan C all that lot of ground known- ?
defciglHted a* Garden lot
number thin v nine
39, and also, that:adjoining half part i,r Ano’fo 0
tut known as lot number forty two, N 0 4? '
taming toother eight and a hulf acres i,,,!,! ' 1 '
less situated to the East of the city of sJ-.Hi?
and bounded to the 1 north west of Lot N6Ur
}hoSouth and East by lands belnnfoni. ioiu’ t0
talc of Hampton {.illibridKe, and the wiVu
the public road leading to Skidavny island sl ,
on a brick yard U how felWUijhed and kno»h£
Vhe nameof FAhms brick ynrd-that there jj no ^
on the said bond or mortgage obligatory the aJ!
AhWPf «q^r i0 f redemption of ti,, AA
tipners—it is ofddred that the principal and u
tercat due on the.naid bond or writing obligates
together With the cost Of thV application be n!S
Snln thin riniirf tl'ilhinItuoluavttnnti.. r , rf"*
Uomof said Jacob Fahm, his hOittexecuforesIT
mimstritors, and assigns be from theneifortii’foft
ever forcloscd and that snch further Soft
•?a^jrapnaawg»
And it „
Jane .Ushed In
Cazettea of this state a|/z;
once a mpnthfpr twelve months, or tbit * con ,,
bo served o^ jjva defendant fit le M i c's mon
SS&'&55P W,4 ' W •‘"-“•'A
Extract- from the niinutei, 15th Jan; 1824
jett 16 12 ' JOB't , boUt.8.
ia aiji U buntv
able the Justiees of the 'fc
die Interior
1 ’
’o'dilf* siu'd county sitling.tor ordinary nurboses
: To ail wliom'lt miiy ciiicern.
1 l^THEREAs Thomaa R.'l*riaiei odmlnittmtoi
▼ V f f Jpkvid H- Thompsorr. dec. has petition,
rite ^oporable the Justicca of the Inferior
Now these are, tlierefore, to cite nntl udhqoigik
MAX alid singular Ihb kindred and creditors oj thU
soidj (leCfiJo file their objeotfonk Ufmy they have)
Mirck,
the Justicca of said Court this lfftVi dsy
ii.D. 1824,
S. M. BOND, c. c tf.
march. J 6. . 63 ,
INE montUx
”3a»e
application
|A11NE months after dale,-1 sluli appiy to tiie
1* Honorable the Justices of the loforior Court,
of Chatham County, for leave to sell the real and
personal property of Lachland Harailtion M‘la
tosh, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs.
SUSAN A. G SfUNTOStl, Adm’ar.
march 9 56
i
trxDf. Robert Worrell, Jr. are requested to make
immediate payment to Mr. Ryerson, or to
PHILIP BRA3CH, Qttal.Ex’or.
N, B. The accounts if not paid shortly .will be
pbiced in the hands of on Attoruey for coilectiqa,
jwt 6 4
. NOTICE.
P ERSONS indebted to the Estate of Allen
’Denmark, dec. are requested to make im
mediate payment, and those, having demand-
ygaiost gajd estate will nresent them property at
tested within the time limited by fow.
. .RPI1KJ(T BURTON, adm’or.
. MAKt DENAAK, udot'rx.
ft* 28 48 R'ificnjh Ciy<
A LL persons having deniauds agtowt the Es
tate of. Thomas Lucena, late of 8ayaunah,dec.
are requested to present them within the time
prescribed by law, and those indebted -to said es-
late, are required to make payment to the sub-
fcriber. s. M. BOND,
qu*l. adm’or. with the will annexed.
may 5 fi, 105
Vi INK months after date, applica'iou' wilt be
LA made to the Inferior Court of Effingham
County, for leave to sell all the real property be
longing to tbe estate of the late Kev Jno. Beck,
dec. lying in said county, for tho benefit of the
heirs and creditors.
april 16, 88. ANN BECK, Ado,’*.
Georgia—Chatham County.
By- the honorable the Justices of the Inferior
Court ol said County silting for ordinary purposes
To a|l whom it may concern,
W HEREAS Charles Hoyt administrator of
(he estate of John f.uthrop, Jr. dec. has pe
titioned the honorable tbe court ot Ordinary of
Chntlium County to be discharged from' hi* -naiii
administration.
Now these are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of tlio
said deceased, to’ file their objections, if any
have, in my offioe oft or before the tenUi day <>i
Sept u;xt, otherwise letters dismissory will be
granted to the applicant.
Witness th* Him Kdtkard.Harden, one of t}ic
Justices oP he said court tins lOtjt day of March,
A D. 1824.
9. U BOND, coo.
■ marah 10 57
/-J EORUIA—Chatham tioUMy, liJl wiiom
*,Tit t may concern W.jiereas AbelFox, m
istratorol Josepii Fox has-applied to Hit .bo
bit the court <d Ordinary ol ihiarirsni Cnurity, to
be discharged from said administration.
I’heue are therefore to cite ahd' tidinioniaii ail
and Angular the kindred and ore lit ora of tin
said deceased.to file their ohjoctions t.ifany they
have) to the granting- of the administration of the
estate of the said deceased to the applicaftt n
tiie clerk’s office of the said epurt, on or er’ore-
iiie 5lh day"of June next; o’therwiseiettars rlis-
missory will-be granted. , .'
Witness tho honorable John P. WilliirtwVn,
one of the lusticesdf the said court, the StU day ul
Uecomber, A D. 1833.
3 M BOND,’c C Oi
trc’S 39
/ t r',<-litiiA—Oimiii'aii. Uounty. 'Tti-all wtMiib it
VT may concern Whereas, j oh n Dillon, -exe
• utor ol Miehael Utnalcr, applies to be 'lisohsrged
from the executorship, ot rije ssni estate.
Now these are therefore: to cite and aSrtumiili
alt and singular the kindred and crcditurs • of t!„
said-deceased, to file their otyecliuiis (if any they
before the 4th daj of J,,ie, nest,
otherwise (etters dismissory will be granted to tlu
applicant
Witness the Hon. J. P. Williamson, one of the
Justices of the stud court, this iih Jav of Dec, a
U. one thousand eight hundred und twenty three
L. S. S. U. BOND. o.
foe 5 132 .
WfiS'fflKWff-r# bo % P°rkWe the Inferior Court of
estate, for the benefit of the heirs und creditors of
the estate of N. S. Bayard, deceased, via:
t One undivided fourth ofa tract of Land, eontsuf.
BiPwMtfpWW Mm2 Can.
w . P i um Orchard-andsnun.
dWidW^ffidml df a cCrtiaa Tjact of fond situate
,0 'i »i>d Island, toiitsiniog about JOOicrsV otfoinT
Jilly cranted to Gen Lechland MtiUitoA,
Tract Cd ° n lhe aoul * 1 b> ‘ the “° id p,um
Also a phiitatiqh called Lottery Hall situate 99
* Adm’rEst. N. ft. fikv«ri !l
f-tfoi IP. 2U.
- j jlEUbON S liavihg; dS'insnti'uTJf.u'^ ITff l'Tfa
.8. of James Audersvn, late o) Augiista deccusi,
are requested toprerent tbejrcfoiin>,prop e ri) «
tested, and those indebted to make immedisk
payment to
JOHN hAIjFOUH. .
' , _ {Administrator,
fob.F, ... . :
. ^ L.1. puriiOnR’^vTnJffSIlffifls i-t.ito
-xU. of Wm Hochairusaer U'tx; &ru requusitJ to
present .them feru t<ayment within the time
proscribed by law ( an;.i all persons indfind .to
twitf defaTe'are requested to make imn.-ahMe n»y.
meat to , JAMES MOWfiSON,
. nu>rch' 4_ 53 Qun'.-ilaMt.
Adrifimisttsflors N’otice. *
l^DLE urulcisigned iisving'received terforaof
4; /ftl«intot.i*tio«v.-on -t-'le estate of \Villwm l
‘Spencer, late of Effingham <.'.rtunty,-dcer»*4-*.
qijeats all-persons Imvhig derr.andtf- against nA
/ state, to.rendrr..tbeifttinlttr Ivm t-Ccofding to
am) tU'fte indebted arc requested to make psy-
incut to
•ELIAS ft EBB,
• • . .J. ,-' -Wid A'dminislrat®.
april BA . <Aji
\ LL persons hsviug demands Agifuisi t.he-es
tate > of Sarah McKindlqy, Jiite of Bryan
County, dec. are rcquestpd'to render them in du
> attested—those Indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment.
.. JAMBS BUTLER, adm’or.
april 2 fit7 ........
—■
Otto of Hoses and Musts,
J UST received!per brig Native, from N. York,
for sale by F. I. LAV,
^Druggist, Chad’s ffrmjffi
(ieorgia-—tlhudium oounty,
J o all whom it may concern
W HEREAS Alexander M. Taylor, adtninis.
traior ai John S60U, deo has petitioned
the Hpn. the Justices ol the Interior ifourtdnTnrig
tor Ordinary pin p(«e* to be discharged fi om his
oiiid administration.
These are therefore to cite and mimrrhfth all
and siijifular the kitidred and weditora uf the said
dec; to file their objections (if any they h£Vc, h,
the Gieik’« officeof the Court, ot ordinary oh nt
before the sixth day of November m-xt; otherwi-.<
letters of dismissory will be gtaiiied.
Witness the Hon. Edward ifottleiT, ooe of ITT-
fustices of the said Cbdrt, the sixpi day of
m D, one thousand eight htin'dred'aiid lw h '
„ 8, U Ut)ND, C.;c, o.
may 6 106
jie Brick uil(ke i
at,any wharfin town to.suit purchasers npi'7]
to ' DaVID A. s niOUH-vll,
*« *> ‘ w
Vi INB months after date hereofapplicsuoit Ml
- jfojnsdSc to the Tiiferior. Court ofGlwtk*
vwurtff. tor Iriaie to self h tfact'of taiid dr.iun *7
.and Letts’
known Ijy the number^-,fo 1 "*
benofft’of tiie keirs unil creditors of the -aid fot*
Cappwdeo. JOjfN sfOKEL, Adm’r.
jJL^
o/lssiBie ot Uread.
03- The average- price of Flour being
Jla.-ii per barrel ol ldS lbs, toe weight ttf
fhreatl tho present month thus! te as follovvi:
l3A, Dents Loaf 2 1b lies*
.64 do’ -do lfo JiV- ;*
Of Which all Baker*, and sellers of bread wff
It tie due notice,
JNO.. I. ROBERTS, City Treasurer,
march 6 '1824 S3 ■' . a
.jVj-INB ^Months -.fter (hr e uppficidi'tju v»H W
J- if. made to the Honorable 1 thv Justices of the' 1 ’'
t'erior Court of Chatham Cmiiity for leave to
nil t|i*t Lot in 3avanni(li knbwn by the Nut 1 ’? 1 *
>tte, Ellis square, Decker Ward, with th? 1 ®I
lirevRmeqtvihhreop s And all ibflt Loi m$fWJ
nali known by the Number -twenty three, W
erty Ward, wbh the Buildings th'efeon-*h
the real mate ol John Smith deoeosed, for w |
tienefit of the hairs.
FREDERICK HR11E
m "t ' W Aapffiffi
may 15„ 114
LL persons indebted to the estate oFltoliiTT
. —. Marcy Moore, of t-ffingJiartiCifo my o--.v..
to comeforwurd and make paymrtnand u,
”iqr luve any accmmts, to v r.j*.eut 1! -.*<«
HEEEIUAM. E fAi/IS,' Ad-n ; r,
ftspt, 2$
for Dale, 1(1
g lHE Darifen Eastern filcam ^aW and Hicft W
with tl)e'Kppiirteni.J,:7t'> thereto BeWitgUj#;
4i» exienaivc credit will tut given to the PM*.,
fv or pijfchsiiers, he V 'Ley giving recuflt}*
tif by the Hi'ni x f Usrien.—For te rras _
inee-t
rove;
ly to
t.KOUGE ATKINSON,;!
JAMES OUNlVOOUY, i flank'JCffiW
HKN'itY HARFORD. 3 ,4(f
j ’/■ l'l.e iriVKhnnh Itopiihlicnn in
n i.tst and fut .vatal the aCKtoMa
').• ol Daric-. ti: paymenT,
nvr.j tl 164J