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■ - S, .• ' , •' ' ■ t ■ T ~ i Mount Zion Institution. This Mterury e.iabii.hment, wiil be opened on the fim Monday, in January. I8i7, on an im- nroveo and extensive plan- , ., P Vne F e m a l • School mill be under the m, rae- .. . ii; s , st( rrs from New-England, a d ia ..e care ot M>» for lhe sUtiol , B A Sis- vounil lady well qualiftru ror o, 5 - ter of the Hector, vv.il b • emp.oyvd as an asstst- - .v,. ume department In addition to t.'ese, on< in hstruse and scientific branches will be tl “- taught by the rector. The mperin wj; | be, for litem y branches 16 doV.au a yea —for ornamental, it. L • /,e Male School will -consist of three de partment; English, Academic and Collegiate. the English Department, students will be thoroaghy and s. sieinaiically instructed in all the blanches of teaming, which do not properly come under the denomination of the elastic .— Tuition, 16 dollars a year. In (In Academic Department, will be taught the rudiments o! the Lat n and Greek languages w ,h a variety o- English studies, either as a pre- rtqoisi e to a higher grade in the Institution, or as a preparation for respectability and usefulness in lile. Tuition, -'4 dollars a year. In the Collegiate Department, will be taught all trie branches of literature and science, usually studied in the chartered colleges of the noiti'.ern and southern states. A list of these sluiies will hereafter be presented to the public. Tuition, 32 dollars a year. S.uden.s to be entered for one year, and tuition semi annually in advance. In this whole establishment will be employed no less than Six Instructors. whose gran t object will be to prepare then pupils for honor and use fulness in the various spheres which Providence may hereafter assign them. A»u it is with a de gree of certainly anticipated, that as the state of Georgia is advancing in wealth and political im portance, a new and vigorous attention will be devoted to lhe intellectual improvement of our shildren an,' youth I'he public’s devoted servant NATHAN S. 8. BEMAN, Hector. Hancock. Oct. 1816—§m—128 Georgia—Chatham county. By Samuel tVi Bond, clerk of the court of or dinary for the county of Chatham. Whereas, Patrick H uslou, administrator of the estate and effects of Harriet V. Mot el, dec. has applied to the\said ciurt, lobe dismissed from the burthen of the .administration aforesaid. Now, therefore, these are to cits and admonish all and singular the liindref and creditors of the said Harriet V. Motel, dec. to file their objections, (if any :h-y have,) in my office, on or before the six 1 h djy of January n--xt, otherwise letters disrais- soiy will be granted to t le applicant. Given un er my fyand and seal of the said court, atSavannih the 6tl» da of July, 1816. |L S.} SAMUEL M. BOND, c. c o. July 6 aecA -- 80 Georgia—Liberty county. Supei io t< uit, November Term. 1815 W hearers Richard B. Law hath filed a petition in this honorable court, setting forth that Peter J. Grulding is administrator of all and singular the goods and chatties, rights, and credits which were of Thomas Nelm, deceased, and that the said Thom) as Nelm, in his life time became indebted to him on a bond bearing dale toe nineteenth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and nine, conditioned for the payment of six hundred and ten dollars, that is to say, on the first day of May then next three hunored dollars, and on first day of May thereafter the further sum of three hundred and ten dollars without interest until aiter the several pay ments became due; and, whereas to secure the payment of the said bond, the Thomas Nelm, in his life lime, to wit on the nineteenth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and nine did mortgage a certain lot of land in the town of Sunbury, known in the plan of said town by No. 78, seven ty eight, with all the appurtenances whatsoever to the said hrt belonging or in anywise appertaining, as is described in the said petition, which said bond still ieinains unpaid, it is therejoi e ordered, That the said jPpter J. Goulding, administrator as aforesaid, do pay into court the principal, interest and costs due on the paid bond, within twelve months fromt hejdate here- ot or a decree wilt pass against the mortgaged pre mises for the payment; also ordered that this rule be published in one of gazettes of this state at least once in every month uniil the time appointed for the payment expires, or served on the said Peter J. Goulding, administiator as aforesaid, or his agent or agents, six months previous thereto n v 23 $ !35 TSTo i otice. Nine months from the date hereof, application will be made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Brysn county, for an order to sella certain tract of land, containing two hundred two and a half acres, situate, lying and being in the sixteenth district, Baldwin county, at the time qisurvey, and known in the plan of sajd district by The No. 55— which siad tract of land was drawn in the land lot. tery by the orphans of the late major James J}. Maxwell, of Bryan county. JOHN PRAY - . T JOHN J MAXWELL. > Guardians. JOSEPH S PELOP, 3 march 12 r-30 iilank Manifests. For sale at this Office. ■ - • •*. . * .4 K’ i - ' • V- . • * * •X 1 H J s Georgia. Bryan Superior Court, November Term, 1815. The commissioners of the Academy of Effingham county, vs. The Heirs and Representatives of JoSIAH Ta TTN ALL, jun. dec. Upon the p' tition of the commissioners of the Academy of Effingham county, praying the fore closure ol the equity of redemption of all that tract or parcel of land, called and known by the name of the Ship Yard on Killkenny neck, in the then county of Chatham, now Bryan, containing four hundred acres, be the same more or less, inortgag ed by Josiah Tattnall, junior, in his life tune to William, Holdsensdorf, Thomas Wylly and John Moore trustees or commissioners of the Academy of Effingham county, or their successors in oflioe, on the twenty eighth day of July one thousand seven hundred and ninety four, to secure the payment of a bond bearing even dale therewith, conditioned for the payment of the sum of three hundred and ninety five pounds, six shillings and six pence, equal to one thousand six hundred aiul ninety four dollars, twenty four-ce.Us, eight mills and one seventh of a mill, with interest; which is now due and owing; on motion oi Jeremiah Cuyler, at torney for the petitioners, It is ordered, That the principal, interest and costs due on the said mortgaged premises be paid into court, within twelve months from this date, and unless the same be so paid, the equity of re demption shall be thencetorth foreclosed and other proceedings take place, pursuani tothe act of assembly, io such case made and provided. And it is Jurther ordered, That this rule be published in one of the public gazettes of this state, once a month for twelve months, or served on the morvgag r or his special agent at least six mouths previous to the time the said money is ordered to be paid into court as aforesaid Extract from the minutes, Henry Harden, c. s. c. b. c. nov 21—134 G eorgia- -O hath am Superior Court, May Perm, 1816. Thomas Gibbons, assignee of George Scott, vs Jam :s Pierce. Upon the petition of Thomas Gibbons, as as signee of George Scott, praying the foreclosure of the equity of redemption of the following premi ses, mortgaged by the said James Pierce to the said George Scolt, on the seventh day of May o e thousand eight hundred and ten to secure the payment of three certain Bonds, hearing even date - therewith conditioned for the payment of the sum of three thousand six hundred and twenty dollars, viz thirteen hundred dollars on the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and eleven; eleven hundred and twenty dollars on the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and twelve; and twelve hundred dollars on the first day of January one thousand eight hundred and thir teen; viz. ail that lot of land situate in the city of Savannah, and known by the number (11) eleven, in Franklin ward, containing sixty feet in front and ninety feet in depth, together with all and singular the houses, buildings and improvements thereon; and on motion of Messrs. Lloyd &, Mor rison, attornies for the petitioner, It is ordered by the Court, That the principal, interest and cos.s due upon said mortgaged premis es be paid into court within twelve months from this dale; and unless the same be so paid, the equity of redemption shall thenceforth be foreclosed and other proceedings take place pursuant to the act of assembly- It * s further ordered, That this rule be published in one of the public gazettes of this state at least once a month until the time appointed for payment; or served on the mortgagor or his special agent at least six months previous to the time said money is ordered to paid into court as aforesaid. Extract from the minuter. Job T. Bolles elk. may 30—ca§ -64 Georgia—Camden county. In the Inferior Court January 4, 1316. Upon the petition of Mary Bessent, administra trix of the estate of John Bessent, dec. praying the establishment of a ceriain lost paper therein specifi ed, On motion of Mr. Clark, of counsel for the petitioner, It is ordered. That the said petition wi'h the accompanying documents be filed in the office of the clerk of this court, and that Isaac K. Courter, James G. Smith, Daniel Delane, and James Russel, do shew cause on or before the first Monday of the next term of this court, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted; And it is father ordered, That this rule be publish ed in one of the public gazettes of this state, once a month until the day appointed for shewing cause thereon. Extract from the minutes of said court, Isaac Crews, elk. april 25 § 49 Notice. At the expiration of nine months, an application will be made to the Justices of the Inferior Court of the county of Glen, state of Georgia, for leave to sell for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the late colonel William Wardrobe, a tract of Land, situate on the Island - of St. Simon’s, reputed to contain seven hundred anc nineteen acres, belong ing to his estate. GEORGE BAILLIE. april 18— nj— 46 Adm'orof Wm. Wardrobe. Chatham Superior Court, ' May Term, 1816.' The Administrators of ") John Herb, deceased, vs. rule nisi. Tbe Heirs and Representatives | of J.din Groinet, deceased J Upon the petition of the administrators of John' Herb, deceased, praying the foreclosure of tbe Equity ef Redemption of the following premises, mortgaged by the said John Groinet in his life time, to the aforesaid .John Herb, deceased, on the ninth day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and lour, to secure the payment of a certain bond, bearing even date therewitn conditioned for the payment of the sum of one thousand dollars on or before the ninth da) ot'February, one thousand eight hundred and live, with l,.wiui interest ^from the date thereof; - viz : ‘‘All that lot ol Land, situate, lying and being in tnal portion of ground lately the west common, no-, called Franklin ward, in the city of Savannah, known by th,; number (24) twenty-four fronting Sa lit Julian-streei, and containing sixty feet in front and ninety feet in depth, together with the houses, out houses and buildings thereon, stand ing or b< longing (subject, nevertheless, to the. an nual ground rent of seven pounds ten shilling* sierling, equal t< thirty two dollars and thirteen cents; to be pai to ihe corporal..on ofthe city of Sa vannah or their ut.es-ors in office,) Un motion o Jcremiati Cuyler, attorney t r the petitioners. It ,s ordered, That the principal, interest and costs, due on said mortgaged premises be paid into court within twelve months irom this date, and unless the same be so paid, the equity of re demption shall thenceiorlh be foreclosed and other proceedings take place pursuant to the act of assembly. It is further ordered, That this rule be published once a mouth uniil the time appoint ed for pay ment, in one rff the puclic Gazette of this stale or served on the heirs and representa tives of the. mortgagor or their special agent, at lett=t s-x months previous to the time said money is to paid into court as aforesaid. Extract from the minutes Job T. Bolles, elk. june 13 70 Superior ourt, Octobei Term, 1816. Whereas David B. Mitchel. governer and com mander in chief of the army and navy of the said state and militia thereof hath filed a petition in the honorable court setting lorth, that George fiaillie, of the said .county, is indebied to I he stale of Geor gia, on a bond bearing dale the twenty ninth day of January, eighteen hundred and eight in the sum ef five thousand eight hundred and eighty nine dbllars thirty seven and a half cents, payable in instalments and whereas to secure the payment hereof, the said George Baillie did mortgage all that undivided tract of iand containg nine hundred acres,situate on the Island of 8t. Simon’s, being an undivided part of a tract containing twenty, two hundred and nineteen acres, confiscated as the pro perly of John Graham, esq. and sold on the thirti eth of April seventeen hundred and eignty four,, and the sa:d sums or money being yet unpaid. It is there!ore ordered on motion of Joseph S. Pelol, solicitor general, that the said George Baillie do pay into court the principal, in erest and cost* cue on the said bond wthin twelve months from the date thereof, or a decree will pass against the said mortg.ig d premis s for the payment.— Also ordered, (.hat this rule be published in one of the gazettes of the state at least once in every month until the time appointed for the payment expires, or served on the mortgagor or hi* agent six months previous therto. J. S. PELOT, sol. gen. Extract cf the minutes I. Abrahams, c. s. c. g. c. feb 27 ca}—-24 Superior Court—Chatham county. May Term, 18 i6. William Smith, Petition for foreclosure. j Buie Nisi. vs. Josiah D. Porcher. Upon the petition of William Smith, praying the foreclosure of the equity of redemption of the following premises, mortgaged by the said Josiah D. Porcher to the said William - Smith, to secure the payment of six hundred and fifty dollars and twenty-six cents, with interest from the date of said mortgage, due on a certain bond dated the third day of May eighteen hundred and six—to wit, all that lot of land in the city of Savannah, known by the nomber seven, (7) in Yamacraw or Ewingsburg, with the improvements thereon; and on motion of. Mr. Wayne, attorney for the peti tioner, it is ordered that the principal, interest and costs, due upon the said mortgaged premises, be paid into court within twelve months from thi* date, and unless the same be so paid, the equity of redemption shall thenceforth be foreclosed, and other proceedings take place pursuant to the act of assembly in such case made and provided; and it is further ordered, that this rule be published la one of the public gazettes of this state at least once a month, until the time appointed for pay ment as aforesaid, or served on the mortgager or his special agent six months previous thereto. Extract from the minet<’s. „■ Job T. Bolles, clerk. july 6—80 I - ••-V •J*, /' jK t i t ft