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PUBLIC BALLS*
■■m Blieiiff*h Sfflo. . nVll y
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in jrebraary:
next, before iho Court House,In Oio cny of
Snvnnnah, betwuen the usual hour* of jolo, Uio fol-
■lowing eighty-eight (88) Negro *| ovc *? 10 t
Boatswain, Ruchoel,Cooper,Martha old MgtHs*
Tennh, old RncWl.'ohl Ciarey, -Sarah, Wtu,
Iimsant, Mitchell, Daniel, young hortymnra, old
Clarissa, William, young Piuolw, Lane, young Ditn
M; Affv, young William, littlo Mary, Benny* J
Jack.««orgu, Peggy, little Sarah,little Abram, big
Abram, Jono, little Della, «ldUttlla, ElUhubeth, Mo
ley, Hnrriat.olii Glasgow, old Suo', A grippe; Lfght-
foot,Sylvia, Jane, Tom, Abby, Adam, Potty, John,
PWira W *
[,ayivta, uune, mm, nuuy,
Ii6, Charlotte, Davy,’ old.Hannah, Billy, Jubn,
fWus. PoKy, Flora, old Horry, Fanny, Lucy,
ulu», Carolina, old. Patty, Eve, Lusty, old Polly,:
. Ulnak iilil It'inMumum If IIIU Jollll.
uigai, notioks;
Notice. •
A LL persons having demand* ognlnal tho estate
of Duncan Graham, Into of (Jhatlmm county,
nro requested to present tho.annte, and tlioto in-
debted to itoid ontnto will nlc.no pay tho same to '
oc 15 f6e. , JOHN MURCHISON, Adtn’or.
Notice.' ’ '
City iTIiiri.lull’s Sales.
O N tlm first Tuesday in Jununry nont, •
of tho.' Court lloutc, In the city .;o
dole, appiicntlon wIlflK
Unary ft
ffpOUft'lmduhs aflwr dak,.... -
. J3 made to '1110 Court‘of Ordinary for Cnmden
County, for leave to aeilall'ihe citato,,both rani and
personal, belonging to Robert Bmmtt, late ofsaid
coimty UecetSwd. '
• WltLIS LANG, Administrator. .
Camden Cuuuty, Gen., Aug. 3j 1840/ uug 14 •
young Hart
Ctetur, Sclpiu, .iiuny, iiniei, -» w » *
Hotly, Lo ll, big Maty. Ned, young Clnriua apd
HurmunJ; 1 levied on under und by virtue of an exe
cution »m 'oreelpsiire oPhiortgnge, iaitiod out of tho
Superior Court ufChaibum County, nt Iho inatanco
of Charlea Spalding vs William'CjIItirrla'anU David-
Snodgrass, . .
ELISHA WYLLY; Sheriff c. c.
fl*c2 •
Guardian's Sale.
'1TTILL be aold on the firat Tuotdoy in Februa-
ry, beioro tW Court Houte In the city ofSa
vannah. between iho usual'hours of aale,lhe follow i
Ing four Negro Women, slaves, viat Cindy, Nelly,
Phil la and. Maryann,, and Bvo hundred acrea of
Lend, lying In Chatham county, on the Suvannuh,
Ogochcs and Alntamahu. Canal, about eight mile*
from tho city—the properly oi Jumea A. CourvoUe,
ml nor; by order of tue Honorable tho Inferior Court
4>f Chatham county,when sitting for ordinary purpoa
benedick uourquin,
iiovl4 Guardian.
City Slier*tf’sSSnies.
O N tho first Tuesday In Februaiy next, will bo
aold Wforo the Court House In the city of Sa
vanndh, between the usual houra of Bale, a negjo
wqmon named Botroy, levied on by virtue of fi fu*
Issued from tho Honomblo Court of Common Piers
and of Oyer and Terminer for thaciiy ofSavonmih,
at the instance of W H & S Roger*,-va, James D
Colo, Farley 11 Sweat, ys, Jumea D Colo. Also, fi
fas issued from Justices Com la nnd returned to me.
Also, otlhosnme time and plnco, one hundred and
•eyenly five barrels of Litne, levied on by virtue of a
-distress warrant issued from tho Hunorublo Inferior
Court of.Chatham county, at tho inatnr.ce of iho Iron
Steamboat Company, vs.While & Uartoli. Terms,
bankable money.
dec 20 LEVI S RUSSELL, Sheriff.
Administrator's Sale.
O N tho first Tuesday in February next, will be
sold before the Comt Houso in Cherokee
County, in the State of Georgia, between the usual
hours of sole, Lot No 257 (two hundred and fifty
.seven) in the second district, second section, (Cher
■okeo County,) containing forty ucres, belonging to
the real estataof Einunucl Do La Mutln, deceased.
Also,
, On the.first Tuesday, in Febrtlnry next, before the
■Court House in Suvamrah.ln iho County of Chatham,
between tbc usual houra of aalo, a Negro man slave
warned Lalor, belonging to said estate of Emanuel
Do La Motto, deesust'd; the said Land und Slave
for *bo benefit of tho lustre and creditors
of said estate, and by order of the Court of Ordinary
of Chatham County. Terms cash, purchaser pitying
jpr titje'i, SALOMON SHEFTALL,
Administrator E Do La Mottn, dec’d.
nny 21,
County, for letters ofudminUtiatiuti on theealute of
Horoce S Pratt, lutn'of Alabama, deceased.
These at« ihofofero to ciro nnd admonish, all and
singular, tbe klndrod ar.d creditor* ef the soid do
erased, to file thoir objections, tf any they liovo, in
the Clerk'* nffico of aold Court, within tho tlmo pro
scribed by layv, othorwise letters of odmlnUtratic
willbegrapted. • '
Witness, the Hun. Archibald Clark, one of tho
Jvideo* of aald.Court, thl* 3flth November,-1840.
G PERCIVAL COHEN, Clk. c. o. o. c.*
... ^ nnm
noy.fl
Court of Common Picas* mid of
Oyer an A terminer, for the city
. of Savannah—June term* 1§40*
fxrHEREAS Dr. Wm. A. Carruthera, Henry
W D. Weed,Geo. Hull May, and B N. Dou<
glass, GrmwUviroval John Cercopoly f James Mkl-
djeton, David Veader, Lowia Fairchild, Francis
Truohulct, G* D. Coombs, S. A. Patot, Chnr'es
Boyd. H. E. Nichols, Wm Heidt, nnd Patrick Hart,
Petit Jurors, aummoiind to attend this term of iho
Court, made default.—Ordered that Giand Juror*
bo fined In tho aunt of forty dollnra each, and Petit
Juror* in the sum of twehty dollar* cocli, unless
they do severally file with the Clerk of" this Court,
good ami sufficient oxcusea for default, on or befure
the third Monduy in October next ensuing.
A true extract from the minutes.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
aug 21 Dcp. Clk. o. c. Ti of o & t. «.».
LEflAL NOTICES.
next, ..in front-
„ Savan
nab, between tho usual. hours of sulo,'(under tho
sbperintendunco. of tho Committee on Sulo*) tho
Georgia—Glynu County.
» iM>r
T^TIIEREAS^John M. Tisonf applies to tlm
. . Hon. tho Court of Ordinary of Glynn ooun
ty,for letter* of administration on tho estutoof Ann
Webster, luto of aaid county, deceiiaud. •• I
These nro lltbreforo tu cito mul hdmnntsh, all and
following Leu, rwciftorcd.uponforgroundrunt, vja
Lot N*25Coluoihlu .VVurd. hounded Emtt hy.lqf
No 20; South by a Lune, West by Lincoln : und t
North bv York streqr,, ro«optend. as Uw proporty
or J F Guntmon for. gruunt r?pt.
Also, LotNo*32 Elbert Ward) boundqd East by:
lot No 40, South by Liberty street, Wost by.lot
No 33, and North by a Luite, roJOntcfod' upon as
tho property, of Judith Sheftall for ground rent.
. Also, Lot’No ll ; Ftonkllii Whrd, botiodoil East'
by lot No ( lB; ; Soutli by Prynit street, Weil by lot
No JO,und Norihby.a Lane, ie<eh|eivduporias tho
property of Wm H Wade fur ground rent.
Also, Lot No 4-Liberty Word,bounded East- by
Yoi No 3, Smith by a Lane, W e *^ by Montgqmeiy
street, and Noftb.by Brouglilon street, re-entered
as tbepropert y of A Bryan for ground roiit.
Also, Lpt N«>34, Liberty Ward,, bounded Efoit
by Jefferlup,street, South' by York struct, \Vo*t hy
lot No 03, und North by President atreet, ru-entefed
u* tho | roperty of catato Samuel Wilkin* forground
Also, Lot No 35,"LiberiaXV'«rd, ; ' bounded Ftwt'
by Lot No 36, South by South Brood alreel, Whit'
by lot No 34,mid North by a Lone, rtventered nsthe;
property ostnldSaipuel Willtlna forground renf.'
ALo, Lot No 3, Warren Ward, huunded Ewtby
lot No 4. South by a Lunn, Weal by lot No 2, Nnrili
by Buy street,, re-entered as the property of Wm P
Boweit for ground rent. ,
docO A HARMON. Chy Marshoh
scribed by law, otherwise let\ev» of tidmluLtraliatt
will be granted.' . . >
Witneas tho Hon. Francis M Scorlelt, ono of tho
Justices oflb6InferlorCouit, I8rh December, 1840.
dec23 - -J AS. MOORE, Clk.-d.o.-q. q...
Cuindvn superior Court.
Novcmbm 1 'term, 1040.
? Rule Ni.i.on fun?clo.uro of inort
--:. | g» e o.
firTPON^o^liiloil oMinnr, Silil.y. praying fif
" U ..equity of redemption of and In three undivided
mumi. i.r ..it «%rd lltlju.tnr 1 ikn' 1 fnllrllllnff 'doi
Camden Superior Court,
. ' • November Term, 1840.
. Abrcbam Mtitt, 1• j
.vt; ’ ■ *■> .RuleNisi.
Daniel Heath. ; ,V r ' , ,
^N|' the petition of Abrahnm Mrftt, praying the
fourth parts of all attef slngulur tho fpllowlng dos
oribi‘d properly, to tVltJ cfl
. All thatcortaln tract of land, situate lying nttd
being on tho Greut Sotllla Utvor, In lha County of
Camden, In tho State of Georgia, and known a* tho
Bur nt Fort Tract of Land, containing one bundled
acre*, more or less, oiiginully granted to Jpmca
Simmons on the ninth day of P
Adml;iislrati’ix's Ikolice. ;
I T^OUR months after date, nppllcnlion will ho
made to tho Honorable tho-Inferior Court of
Clmtham County, tlliing for ordinary purpose*, for
leavo to sell the following properly, belonging to
the estate of Whltnr Smith, deceased, to wit: ,a
sloop numed George Washington, and five negro
slaves, nnined Jack. August, Hannnb, Nelly, und
Doctor, for tho benefit of the heirs irnd creditor* of
said estate. A) A KG A RET C. SMITH,
oc 1 Administratrix.
^ Joiecloiuroofthu equity of tedrmptlon of the
following tract* or.parcel* of l\md f to wit t, all that
trad or parcel of land contnhdog two hundred and
fifty odea, more orleia.orlginulTygru.med to James
William* 1 —Also, nil Ithat other ccnajp tract or par
cel of land cotUalriing four hundred acres, more or
lea*, originally gran ted .to James Prevptt?-and also,
nil thru other tracj oV parpql of land on the North
side of the Groat Entijlb, ripposite tho Burnt Fort
Ferry, containing fifty,fivo acre*, moiy orlrss,origin
ally granted to John Ptevott, moi'tgated by the suld
Daniel Heath, to iho said Abraham Mott, Senr., on
the twenty fnutth day of October, 1436, to secure
the payment of tho sum of two thousand do’lars
nnd interest,ihenMofled In three pro|nls*ory notes of
the same date, and payable.a* follows, to wit: ono
thousand dollar* on or before tho latdny of January,
1837 j tho further sum offivu hundred on or before
tho lat day‘of January, 1838| and the further sum
of five hundred dollars on Iho l*t duy of January,
1839, the sumo being for valun received.
And on motion of Mr. Clnrk, attorney for tho po
tltloner, it is ordered that the principal, interest
nnd cost* duo on the remaining promissory note of
five hundred dollnra hppnid Into Court, on or before
tho first dny of the next idrnt, otherwise the equity
of redemption of said mottgaged prami*es will from
■■il * ' ' ’ id ‘
Georgia—HI cl ntosli County.
RBAr
W HEREAS William King applies to me fur
Letters of Dismission,na Administrator,upon
the estate ot'Cupt, Jumea Deveger, into of ar.id
county, deceasud.
. Those are therefore to cite and admonish all nnd
singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be und oppeur at my olfico, within the time pro
scribed by law, to show enusn, ifany they have, why
sajd letters shou'd nut be granted,
liiven under my hand.st myditico, this third dny of
August, Eighteen Hundred nnd Forty.
J. E. TOWNSEND,
aug 8 . Clerk, c. o. jtrl. o..
Georgia, Chatham County.
' • To all whom It may concern.
W HEREAS Henry K. Burroughs, odmlnis’r
•of the estate of Amy Denaler, lute ofChut-
horn county, decunsed, hath applied tu the Honoru-
bio thfe Court of Ordinary, of Chatham county, fur
letter* DLmissory.
These aro therefore to cito and admonish, all con
cerned, to file their objections (if any they have)
in the clerk's office,of the suhl court, on or before tho
fifteenth day df Junuiiry next; otherwise lettera
dismissory will ba grunted.
Witness, the Honorable Eiias Reed, one of tile
Justice* of the said Court, the fourteenth day of
July, A. D. ono thbusnnd eight hundred und forty,
EDWARD G. WILSON, Dep'yClk. c. o.c.c.
july 15
Georgia—Gliatlium Comity.
• ... To all whom it may oqnccill.
W HEREAS Hoory K. Burroughs, ndminis'r
of the ostnto of David R. Dcnsler, lute of
Chatham county, deceased, hath applied to the
Honorable tho Court of Ordinnry of Chatham
County, for Letters Dismissory.
Those aro therefore tocilu and admonish,nil con-
earned, to file theirr objections (if nny they have) In
the Clerk's offico of the said court, on or before
the fifteenth dny of Jununry next? otherwise loiters
of Dismissory will be granted.
Witness tho Huhnrabla Elias RemJ, ttna of tho
the Justices of tho said Court, thu fourteenth day
of July, A. D. ono thousand eight hundred anil
forty. EDWARD G. WILSON,
july 15 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
Georgia, Camden County.
*^T7‘HEHEAS, Elvn Rilieron, administratrix of
tv the estate of Manuel Ribcrnn, dcccused, ap
plies to the Justices of tho Inferior Court, when *U
ting,for oidbury purposos, for letters of dismission
on said ostuto, These uro therefitra to cito nnd nd
monish nil persons interested, lufilo their objections
. (if any-they have) iu the offico of tho Clerk oftfio
Court of Ordinary, at Jefferson, in said county,with
in ihd time. pr. scribed by Inw, othorwise the said
Elvo Ribcrnn, may ubtain tho lottcr* of dismission
applied for.
V
\Yitness, iho Honorable Hugh Brown, onn nfthe
Justices ofsaid Court, this 7th dny of Or tuber, 1840.
oc 13 G, PBllCIVALCOHKN, Clk noci
Georgia—•Clmtliam County.
To nil whom it may Concern.
W HEREAS, Leonidas Wylly, Administrator
osiato Jonathan Laniell, Into of Chatham
Countydeconscd, hnth applied to thu honorable the
Court of Ordinary of Chatham County, for letters
dismissory.
These aro thprefura to cito nnd odmonish nil con
corned, to file tliolr objections (ifany they Imvi 1 ) in
lit the Clerk's officoof tho said Court, on or before
tho nineteenth day of March "next, otherwise letters
. dismissory will bo grunted.
Witness, tho* Hunorublo M. Myers, ono of tho
Justine* of the anid Court, tho nineteenth dny of Sep
jember A. D, orio thousand eight hundred and forty.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
10 ■• Deputy Clork, o.o.
Cliutliunt lufei iur Court,
JULY TERM, 1840.
W HEREAS, Joseph Ross, Wm. B. Boumnn,
Simon Bunts, James Fojker, Kt B. Harvey,
and Jamos A. Fawns, were summoned to attend the
present term of this Court as Jurors, and mude de
fault,
Ordered, That they be severally fined in the sum
of twenty dollars, each, unless they do, on or before
th« ffwt day of the next term, file with the Clerk of
this Court good and* ufficient excuses for said de
fault.
LA truo extract from tho minute*.!
EDWARD G. WILSON,
.ntlg lg flQt Deputy Clk Inf, c, c. c.
Geo i
, » Mary Hardee has applied to the
Hon. the Court of Ordinary, of Cnmden
County, for letters of administration on tho estate of
Thomas E Hnrcfe/3,'deceased.
/ These are therefore to cite and admonUh, Ml and
singular, the kindred'nndcredltorsortho sdid deor>as
ejl'to file'their objections, if uny they have, in the
Clerk s office ofsaid Court, In the time prescribed by
law, otherwise letters of administration will be
granted.
Witness, the Hon. Hugh Brown, nnooftbe Jus
ticerf of said Court, 30th November, 1840.
G PEJICIVAL COHEN, Cl'k. c. o. c. c.
nor 6
Wanted,
A SITUATION as Book Keeper or general
Clerk ip a Commission House or Wholesale
Store, by u person who has been employed for
•nearly seven year* in a Bank nnd who cm produce
certificates as to his cliomcier-~ J ’
-, v, nnd abilities.' A lino
addressed to J. V. N.' left at thq Post Office box
Nov 285, will have immediate attention,
doc 5—171
Georgia, Camden County-.
XTF7HEREAS, Israel Geer hnsuppliod to tho
W Hon. tho Couvt of Ordim&y, of Camden
County,for letter* of nd ministration on the estate of
Letotin Atkinson,dcccused.
These are therefore to cite und admonish, all and
singular, the kindred and cteditors af tho said de
ceased, to file their objections, if any they have, in
Clerk’s office of anid Court, in the time prescribed
by law, otherwise letters of udministration will be
granted.
Witness, the Hun. James M Smith, one of the
Justice* ofsaid Court, 30lli November, 1846.
G PERC1VAL COHEN, Cl’k.c. o. c.c.
CHatliam Superior Com t.
MAY TERM, 1840.
W HEREAS, Michael Prendcrcnst, a Grand
Juror, summoned for tho present May term,
made default,—Ordered, that he he fined in the sum
of $40, unless good nnd sufficiehtenuse of excusobo
filed with the Clerk of this Court, on or befuro tho
first day of tho next tnrmj ond whereof, John A.
Hemerling, Hugh S. Watt*. James A. Norris, Ja*.
B. Norris, Georgo H. Krifil-r, James McDonald,
Jollll Sptjrt und William II. Smith, Petit Jurors,
summoned to attend the present term, made default
—ordered, that they ho severally fined In tho sum of
fifteen dollars each, unless they do file sufficient
onuses of excuse, according to the' statute in - such
cases made nnd provided. And, whereat, W. B.
Thomas, and Will turn Gorhatn, Petit Jurors, made
default nt the present term, a part ofsaid torm.-—
Ordered, that they ho severally fined in the sum of
ten dollurs nnch, unless good nnd sufficient excuses
he filed nccordtrg to law. And whereat, William
Gnlpin, James Roberts, Alexander Watt, J. F.
Thomas, K, Champion, Patrick Hart.W. H. Lloyd,
W. A. Pitman, J. F. Segura, Thomas M. Turner,
.A(onto Day, Thomas Butler, T« C. Sullivan and
Francis Truchelut, Tnliamen on tho Petit Jury,
summoned tu attend tho present term, made default,
—Ordered, that they bo tovotally fined in the sum
of fifteen dollars onch, unless they fibi good and suffi
cient causes of excuse with tho Clerk of this Court,
In the time prescribed by luw. And, whereat Robt
M. Phinizy, Henry F. Willink, John Robinson, B.
F. Scranton, John Mallory, N. B. Knnpp, John L.
Cope, jr, James A Clifford, J F Herb, Eli I’itlninn,
Henry James,.! D Delunoy, C E Bnrie, W J Hor.
per.C L McNish, Joseph Deitslor, Jamos Palmer,
P K Wait. S B Hill ond John S Coombs, TulUmen
on >the Petit Jury, modo default at the proumi term,
—Ordered, that they bo fined in tho sum of ten dol
lars each, unless good and lutliciontexcuscs bo filed
with the Clerk of this Court, on or before the first
day of tho ensoin* January tovto*
A truo extract from tho minutps.
EDWARD G. WILSON, Dep Clerk,s c c fc.
nug 12
Bulloch Superior Court.
Murch Term, J 840.
Rachel \Villrinson, i
vs. > Divorce.
Riley Wilkinson. )
T il F. Sherifl’ having returned, that tho defendant
Riley Wilkinson is not to be fuutul in tho
County of Bulloch, on motion of Levi S. D'Lynn,
Attorney for the compluinnnt, it is ordered, t hut iho
suid Riley Wilkinson do file his answer in dofnnee,
to tho said action nt nr before tho noxt term of this
Court. And itis furilierordiired, that servico of this
rule bo perfected by publication in ono of tho
Gazettes of thocityof Suiommli, once a month until
tho expiration of tho litno limited fur iho filing of
iho dofondnnt’s nnswor.
Extract from tho minutes.
STEPHEN THORNE,
"p 12 Deputy Sheriff.
ClButliuin Superior Court* May
Term, 1810.
Alexander Wilson nnd wife, complainants, vt. Wm
G Leu, nnd Joseph Wiggins, defendants—In
Equity.
X T appearing by tbn affidavit of complainants’ soli
citor, that iho defendant Joseph Wiggins reside*
out of tho county ufCbuthnm, nnd that servico has
been perfected upon tho othcrdofendnnt William G
Lea. On motion ofLovi S D'Lyon, Complainants'
Solicitor, it is ordered, that tho said defendant Jos.
Wiggins do plead, answer ord-mur, to the said hill
within four months from tho adjournment of this
Court; und it is further ordered, that this rule ho
published onca a month until the expiration of tho
timolimiti-d forthodofendants’appuurancc, 4th Juno
1840.
A truo extract from the minutes.
EDWARD G WILSON,
juno 7 Dept,- Cl’k Sup, C. C. C,
City Slterifl's Attachment Sale.
O N iho 24th dny of Decembor instant, betwoo
the lawful hours of sale,’ will bo sold beibrn
S Philhrick & Cc’s auction store, in tint city of So
vannah, tho schooner Vosta—levied oh by virtue ou
an attachment issued Irom tho Hon. Court of Com
mon Pleas and of Oyer and Terminer for the city of
Savannah, nt tho instance of E P Butts, Gourdion
ufElizu BSliod vs. Wiliium Manor; said schooner
sold by order of Judge D’Lyon,(dated 12th Decent
bor x 1810.) Terms bankable money, purchaser pay
ing for titles. LEVI S RUSSELL, Sheriff,
dec 15 ’
Indicator's Sale.
O N tho first Tuesday in January noxt,before the
.Court House* in thu city of Savannuli, be
tvveon tho usual hours of solo, will be sold, a Trunk
of Clothing, one Silver Watch, &c., belonging io
tho estate of A P Norton, late of Florida, deceased.
By order,
ROBT W POOLER, Eschentoroc.
dec 10
Notice.
persons indebted la the estate.of A P Nor
ton of Florida, lately of Chatham County,
deceased, are requested to make payment to tho
undersigned, nnd those to whom sold estate j* j n
dehted aro required to Itan-l in their bills properly
attested; within the time prescribed by Inw, to
ROBT W POOLER# Escheator e c.
dec iG
Gcortfla—Liberty County.
"’€TT7'HEREAS, Archibald Hodges and Jnn DHk
W . applies for letters of administration on the
Estate pf William Hodges, into of said county, de
ceased.
These are therefore to cite nnd admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors ofsaid deceased,
to be and appear at my office within the tiroo pro
scribed by law, to shew cause (if any exist) why
said letters should not be granted.
Glveh under my hand at tho Clerk's office this
9th day of December, 1840.
dcc!4 JOHN W STACY, o. c. o. t.c.
sm\J 2(10 bbls superfine Union Mills C
, bbls superfine Union Mills Canal Flour
Just received per ship Newark and for sale by
dec 12 HENRY HARPER,
Notice.
A LL persons having d'*rr.unda ogninst John Fort,
JTX. lato of Wnyno'county,docoosrd,aro requested
to present them duly authenticated to the stibscri
hers, within tho limo prescribed by law; nnd those
indebted are requested to make payment to
ELIAS FOR- '
new 20
JIT. I M
JOHN FORT, Jr. ( u
Ex’urs.
Notice.
A LT. persons having demunds against thaestato
of H A McCradio, dt'Ceasod, uro requested to
present them forthwith,.to
nov 17 UGc . GEO W HUNTER, Adm’r.
Notice.
F OUR months after dote I shall apply to the
Hnn. iho Inferior'Court of the ctiumy of Bui
lorh, while siting fur ordinary purposes, for lenve
to sell ono hundred acres of Lnnd belonging to'thtf
Estnto of Simeon Sheffield, deconscd, for tho pur
pose of paying tho debt* of said deceased.
oc3l .JAMES H AGIN, Adm’r*.
Georgia—CliatSiam Comity.
To all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS William Dudley Jr. hath applied (
t» tho Honomblo tho Court of OtiUnaiynf
Chatham County, for loiters of administration on tho
eslato and effects of Win. H. Williams, late of Chat
-ham County, deceased.
Those nro thcrefuro to cite and admonish, all and
Minguliir the kindred nnd creditors of tho said do
ceased, to file their objections (if uny limy have) to
tho grunting of the administration of tho estnto of
tho deceased to tho applicant in iho Clerk's Office
of the said Court, on or before tlm first duyofJaitua
ry next; otherwise leticts of administration will bo
granted,
Witneas, tho HonornbloA. Porter, one oftheJui
licos of rho said Court, the first duy of December,
A. D. one thousand eight hundred and forty.
EDWARD 0. WILSON.
Dec 1 Deputy Cleik c. o. c. c.
Georgia—Cliiitliain County.
To all whom it may concern :
W HEREAS Dotigald Ferguson hath applied
to iho Honurnlilu lltd Court of Ordinary, of
Chutlmm County, Mr Latrars of Administration, on
the ostnto nnd effects of Hiram Marsh, - Into of
Chnllium County, deceased.
Those are therefore to cito nnd admonish, all nnd
singular tho kindred and creditors of tho said de
ceased, to file thoir objections, if uny they have, to
tho grunting of tho administration of tho estuioof
iho deceased,to tho applicant, in iho Clork's office,
of tho suid Court, on or bsforo tlm twonty second
dny of December noxt; otherwise letters of admin
istrntion will bo granted.
Witness, the Hunorublo A Porter, ono ofilin Jus
lice* of iho said Court, iho eighteenth dny of No
vember, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and
forty. EDW’D. G. WILSON,
nov 22 Deputy Clerk, c. o. c. c.
thenceforth bo foreclosed, and such further other
proceedings taken place ns iho Inw directs.
And it is further ordered, that this rule be pub
lWhed in ono of the public gazettes of the State, four
months previous to the time appointed for payment,
or served on iho mortgager or his speciul agent, at
least three months previously thereto.
Let Uui& Nisi issue 24th Nov., Id40.
CHARLES S HENRY,
Judge Sup'r Court, F. D,
A true extract from the minutes of tho Superior
Court of Camden County,
dec 11 G P COHEN, Clk,s.c.c.o.
Brought to Jail*
O N tho 18tb June, o negro man calling himself
ISAACr-says.he belong*to Thomas Tyson
of Houston county in this state, and runaway the
1st March Inst. He is about 40 years old and five
feet fiVo inches high.
nov 19 P G SHICK, Jailer.
Co-pnrtaiership.
T HE undersigned having entered into partner
ship under tho firm of Welmnn & Waugh,
respectfully tender their services to their friends
and the public, as Factors and Commission Mer
chants, and hope hy strict nttentiun to business and
prompt execution of nil matters intrusted to their
care,'to merit a share of patronage.
F. H WELMAN.
sep 10 tif WM. H. WAUGH.
$50 Howard.
S TOLEN from the subscriber, on the night of the
21st Inst, a Jorge bay Horse, Saddhi nnd Bri
dle,with tho name of Mr. Bird written oh iho Bri
dle with ink, (no mark on tho Horse recollected;)
the Saddle is a fine shafted Saddle, about half worn,
with tho buck a little broken, nnd a pair of smull
stool stiirips. I will give $50 for tho thiefv if a
whito person, and proof to convict him—if a negro,
$20—and $10 for the Horse alone,
dc28-tf J. A. ALEXANDER.
Flonf sirtd Gin.
•8 /"W"k 3RLS supr Howard streot F our
I * t\ f 10 do Baltimore Gin, landing from brig
Oglethorpe, from Baltirtiore, und for sale on liberal
terms, by FSHIELS.
nov 22
Georgia, Camden County.
^T7*HUREAS, Sarah Bailey Administratrix of
VV tho ostuto of David Bniloy.dec'd, appeals for
letter* of dismission from said estnte. These are
there fora to cite nnd admonish nil persons interest
od to file their objections, if nny they have, in iho
offico of the Clerk of iho Court of Ordinnry forsaid
county,' within tho time prescribed by Inw, other
wise \h« said Surah Bailey may obtain tho letters of
dismission applied for.
Witness, the Hon Archibald Clnrk,- onn of tlm
Justices of said Court, this. 17th dnv of October,
1840. G PERCLVAL COHEN, Clerk,
or. 27
Georgia—McIntosh County.
N OTICE —Six mouths after date, Wm 1 King
und M M Ha’rris, will make npplicnllon to the
Hon Justices of th» Inferior Court of McIntosh co.
while sitting for ordinary purposes,for loiters ofdis
mission on tho ostuto und effects of John Harris,
sen’r,deceased. WM 1 KING, Adm’or.
nug 28 M M HARRIS, Adm’x
Georgia—Clmtliuiii county.
To nil whom it mny concern,
W HEREAS, Richnrd Dotson, Executor of the
lust will nnd testament of Wiliium Dotson,
Into nfCiutlham County, deceased, hath npplied to
tho Honorable iho Court of Ordinary of Chatham
County, to be dismissed from said Executojshlp,
These nro therefore to cito nod admonish, all nnd
singular tho kindred nnd credttois of tho raid do
ceased, to file their objections (if nny they have) in
tho Clerk's Office nf tho said Court, on or before
the twelfth dny of Mny next; otherwise Jotters dis
missory will bo granted.
Witness, tho Hon. K Reed, one of the Justices of
tho said Court,tlw 12th dny of November, A. D.
1840. EDWARD G WILSON,
nov 12 Dopmy Clerk, c o c c.
Stall* Of Georgia—Chatham Co.
To nil whom it mny concern.
W HEREAS, William Rermhurt hath applied
to tho Honorable tho Court ofOrdinnry of
Chatham county,, for letters of Administration on
the estuto and effects of I»nno Hunter, Jr., of Sooth
Carolina, deceased, but formerly of Massachusetts.
These aro therefore In cite and admonish, all and
singular the kindred und creditors of tho said de
ceased, to file their objections (if any they have) to
the grantinguf tlto administration of thoostntoof
tho decensad to tho applicant in the Clerk’s offico
of tho said Court, on or before tho soconrl day of
January next; otherwise loiters of udminUtratiun
will be granted.
Witness the Honorablo A Potter, one of the Jus
rices of suid Court, tho secfliid dny of December, A,
D. ono thousand eight hundred and forty.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
dec 3 ‘Dep'yCl'k c. o. o. c.
Court of Common Pleas and of
Oyer and Termtuer for the city
of Savannah.
Octobrk Term, 1840.
W H ERE AS, IK Teffk ond Isaac Minis, Grand
Jurors, made default at this term of rite
Court, Ordered, that they bo snvcrally fined in the
sum of forty dollars, unless sufficient excuse (m filed
according to law; and whereas F Qoigly, James A
Norii*, Robert B Jnckson, Hezekinh Crumpton,
Geo. D Coinwel), Asa Clark, and Putrick Hnllignn,
Petit Jurats, made dcfuult nttliis term oftlie'Court,
Ordered, that they respectively, be fined in the sum
of twenty dollars each, unless they do, on or before
the second Moftday in December next, severally fi|a
sufficient causes of excuse with tho Clerk of this
Court.
A truo extract.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
Dop.Clk. c.c. p.&o.&t.c.e.
‘ (Telegraph)
Brought .to Jail.
O N 8th April, 1839, a negro man calling himself
ARMSTEAD, say. he is the propertyof %
Mr. Chambers, n pegro trader, from whom he rana
way'.whilst on his way Xo Mississippi, a short time
trevious to his (reprehension. Hois about 6 feet
inches high, and 25 years of age.
nov 19 I* G SHICK, Jailer.
TAXES.
The following bill, as amended in Sonate, has
passed both Houses.
A BILL,
To bo entitled an act toimposna tux for the support
nfGovernment, for the jonr oigtern hundred and
f-.rty one, from llionte,afterwards.
Be it enacted by tho Semite and House of Repri
sentotivrs of the Stoto of Georgia in General Assent
biy rnvt. nnd It in lioraby unnetod by the uuihuritt of
tlie vamo, That the act'passod on thu twelftb day or
December, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and four, entitled “An act to rainu u tux for vho snp
port of Government, for tho year ono thousand eight
hundred and fivo,” and all acts amendatory thereof,
so for as the same shall not be inconsistent with the
provisions of this ucl, be. and the snme uro hereby
enacted, and declared in foice, for, and during the
year one thousand eight hundred nod forty one; and
from thence, ufterwurds, until the same ahull be re
pouled. •
And ho It further enacted, That during the time
this net ahull continue in force, the tax on bank
•lock, on copitnl employed intlm business of broker
ngo, ami capital employed by Insurance nnd Trust
Companies in this Stute, shall ho thirty one ond a
quarter cents on every hundred dollars so invested;
on money employed by privntn individuals in lending
at interest, and shuviugund discounting notes,bonds,
and executions, und on ull other notes on solvent
debtors, bearing interest, excepting such notes
shall be founded on sules ofproperty,nrmorchondiso,
or on servicesrendered.iS: slmllnot Itnvebeen renew
ed, and upon which no interest shall have been paid,
shall bo eight cents on every hundred dollars,so lent
ond employed; ond that all bridges, ferrios nnd turn
pikes, sliull pny n tnx nf ten cent* on every hundred
dollar’s worth ofsaid bridges,ferries,turnpikes,nnd
fucturies, und a tux on every billiutd. table of $5U
per annum.
And be in further enacted, That so for as any
acts, or purls of acts, (hut mny be construed or cun
sidered to bo now in force; mnlte tho taxes notv im
posed, greater or less than is provided for in the
uforemehtioned tnx law of December, ono thousand
eight hundred and four, ami in lha second section
of this uct, the snmo nro hereby repealed.
And bn it flirt her enacted, That t he Receivers of
Tax Returns for tho several counties in this Stute,
shall muko a gcnsrul Digest of nil the returns of
taxable, and of the tuxnble property of defaulters,
in the rnunner heretofore prescribed and accustom
cd under existing hiwsj and ouch and every Receiv
or, shall make out threo copies of tho Digest of, and
for his particular county, and sha 1, on or before tho
first day of July, in tho year one thousand eight
hundred and forty ono, and every year afterwards,
deliver one copy ofsaid Digest of Tax Returns, to
tho Tax Collector of the county, ono to tho Clerk of
the Inferior Court, nnd shall, on or before the first
day of August thereafter, deliver one copyofsaid
Digest, to the Comptroller General of the Stain,
under the penuHVof one thousand dollnrs for ouch
and every omission to deliver said copies, or oh her
ofthem, in the manner, ond Within the period!
nliovcd specified. And iho Tax Collectors of the
several Counties, shall proceed at once to colli cl
the taxes of their respective counties, according to
the Digest, and assessment thereof, delivered to
them respectively,as aforesaid,by tho Receiver* of
Tax Return* of their counties respectively. And
the said Tux Collectors shnll pay tho taxes so to be
collected, into the treasury, on nr before the first
day of December, in each and every year, beginning
with the year ono thousand eight hundred and forty
ono, subject to such deduction* and allowances, as
existing laws authorize for compensation to the Ro
cciver* and Collector*, and other causes.
And be it further enacted, That an act passed
iho twenty-first day of December, 1839, entitled
“An act to impose, leyy und collect a tax for the
political year 1840, on properly both real and per
snnul, ond to inflict penalties for refusing or neglect
ing to comply with the provisions of tho same,” be
and tho same is horeby repealed; and tho returns
and assessments of taxes, made under and in pur
sunnee of the snme, be nnd the same ore hereby on
nulled and superceded entirely by tho provision* ol
this Hct.
And be it further enacted, That tho tax receivor*
of tho present year 1840, slinllicceive compensation
from the taxes to he collected In 1841, in the same
manner us if thoir hooks of returns and digest were
not superseded by this net.
tondlimn bTLn.-•< , .
appear* that tho total amount of bllls in actual cir
’cuiation, payable nt tho Trlnclpal Bank »t«l Wl-tt*
Brunches, is $606,317 00
-Tho amount of spado on Kind, 316,143 84
And umount of bill! of other Bank! on
400,307 00
Bi.It OF in. Stati of 1
Savaminli, lOlli Oot. (840. J
Blrt I have the honor to transmit the nccomp»nj|
ing document*, ezhihiiiiiglhosenu-arinUaLtatcttnd
a of the Bank and its Branches, by which »
Tam v
$800,050 24
Simmons on the ninth day of Deceinbur, seventeen
bundled and sixty seven. * . ,
Also, nil tbutother tractor parcel nf land, situatf,
/ing and being In tho county of Cumdoth on the
south' side «F tho Grant Sotllla Rlyor» containing
two hundred and fifty acres, more or less, south of
suid Burnt Fort,'-originally granted to-WcstShcf
field, tin iho sixteenth doy of November, eighteen
hundied and thirteen* .
Also, nil that other tract orpqrccl of land, situate,
/log nnd being in said county of Camden, on Utq
loath side of the Groat Satilla River, containing
two hundred nnres, more or less, onglnaliy granted
•to Bryant Sheffield on the sixteenth doy of March,
oightoeri hundred and thirteen. v ,V ,-j
. The said tiirep tract* of lnnd having boon convey
ed to the said Abraham Colby,' Charles VV Cutler,
ahd Loiry OdelL bvdeed bearing date the thirteenth
day of March, eiglitcCn lmndrud und thirty seven,
frain Daniel Health
Also, uU.that oilier tract or parcel of land,situate,
lying mid being hi said counly of Cnmden, on tho
Nattli sidu of ihe Great Smilla River, containing
two hundred ond fifty acres* more or less, originally
granted to James Williams on tho eighteenth day
of June, eighteen hundred and four.
Also, all that other tractor parcel of land,situate,
lying und being in the county of.Camden, nforeinid,
on the North side of the Great Sutilln River, con
mining four hundred acres, more or less, originally
granted to Janies I'icvntt on the sixteenth do)r of
December, eighteen hundred und six.
Also, nil that other tract or parcel ofland,situate,
lying and being in the coujily of Cnmden, aforesaid,
on the Nurth side of tho Great Saiilln River, con
mining fifty five acres, more or less, originally grant
ed lo James Prevntt on the twenty fifth day of
November, eighteen hundred nnd eleven.
Also, all that other tract or pared of land,situate,
lying nnd being In the county ufCamden, aforesaid,
on tho South sidu of tho Grant Satllln River, con
tnlning fivo hundred nnd eighty acres, more or less,
originally granted tn Jumc* Barnard in the year
seventeen hundred and sixty eight, nnd conveyed
by Daniel Heath ro said Abraham Colby, - Charles
W Cutter, ond Loiry Odell, on the thirteenth of
Murch, ffightson hundred and thirty seven.
ALo, all those two tracts or parcels of land con
voyed by said Daniel Heath to tho said Abraham
Colby, Charles W Cutter, nnd Loiry'Odell, on tho
thirteenth dny nf March, eighteen hundred and thir
ty seven, containing two hundred acres, more or less,
situate, lying nnd hoiug in the said county of Cam
den, on tho North side of iho Great Barilla River.
Together with all and singular Ihe Steam Saw
Mills, nnd other buildings, engines, machines, tool*,
personal property and chatties, standing on, or ap
put mining, or belonging to the aforesaid tracts of
land or nny of thorn.
Which said premises, (together withlnndssitunte
in other counties ofsaid State of Goorgia, nil of
which will more fuHy appear by reference to said
deed of mortgnge) worn mortgaged by the said
Abraham Colby to the said Arnoty Sibley, by deed
hunting ditto tho sixth dny nf June, eighteen hundred
and thirty nine, lo secure iho payment of tho sumoi
twenty thousand fivo hundred nnd sixty four dollars
nnd seventy fivo cents, twolvo months after tho doto
thereof, according to tho tenor und effect of tho pro
missory note of thu said Abraham Colby, bearing
oven date with snid mortgage, nnd mndo payable to
tin* suid Amory Sibley, nnd to secure which the snid
mortgage was given, und the whole of the principal
of which together with interest ihorcun from maturi
ty still remains unpaid.
On motion of Charlton & Word, Attorneys for
petitioner, it Is ordered, that tho said Abraham
Colby do pny into this Court, on or before tho first
day of the next term, the principal nnd interest duo
on the said note nnd mortgnge, und tho costs of tho
said application; or in default thereof that the
equity of redemption of the snid Abraham Colby to
tho sftld mortgaged premises bo tiienfeeforih und
forever foreclosed.
And it i» fuitlmi ordored, that n copy of this rule
be published in one of the gazettes of this State,once
a month for four months, or served on tho mnrl
gager, tho snid Abraham Colby, his special Agent nr
Attorney, at lenst three months previous to the time
the money is directed to be paid. And that such
further and other proceedings bo bad ns arc pro
scribed hy the stutute in such cose mude and pro
vbled.
True extract fenm iliti minim-*.
G PERCIVAL COHEN, Cl’k s c c c.
nov 28—H4t
oncy, Cham.k» J. McDonald/
i Gavorm.r of Gootgia, Millertgovllle.
Bank or tu* State hr Georgia, l
v Suvnhnnh, lUth Oct , 1840. )
Surjtlua Furd, . 89,715 04
Balauce due to other Banks, 401,024 15 -
* “ u Bank State «r Geo. 140.64$ 54
i i u IV l,n,nc, ‘**» 41,387 56
Individual Drposltes, 345,532 06
$3,350,478 93
fRipftrtfdClroelatlonai above, 745,255
Deduct this sura 'ail hand, ns put dobil side, 40,038
S/r.*—Twill avail myself of tho 0001*100 AlfitUh
ed by the transmission of the semi-annual return uj
the condition of tho Bunk, to make my grotelul
acknowledgments to tho members of tlto General
Assembly of Georgia, fur the uninterrupted confi
dence reposed in mo since tho organisation of the
Bank, now upwards oftWenty four years, by annual
ly electing mo ono of its Directors. In tho indul
gence nf this expression of feeling I cannot omit
thus publicly noticing with equal gratification ihn
|tlnd and unwavering confidence displayed towards
■mo, also, by the Directors of the institution, by annu
rally unanimously electing me their President, for
the sumo period of tlmo.
The Legislature at ihelr last session directed a
sale of the stock held by the State-In the Bank; apd
a largo proportion bus bvtra aotunlly soldi the re
moining amount will,'in allprobttbility. bo dlspostnl
orin 0 short time. In thu.event, however, of the
whole nut being sold, and the General Assumhly
should determine to elect n Director or Directors
tn represent the unsold stock, I respectfully decline
being ctfnsidered nenndidute. ,
I have the honor to he, yours, &c.
W. B. BULLOCH, President.
Ills Excellency, Chaiilks J. McDonald,
Governor of Georgia.
Notice;
111HE copartnership heretofpre existing between
X T P Pease and J L Guthrie; under the firm of
Pease & Guthrie, for the purpaseoftransuctingthe
Druggist business in Dorico, is by articles of limita
tion dissolved. T P PEASE,
nov 30 t8c i|.
Jnst Received*
'■J -QTH-and 14tli Nos. of Charles O’Malley tho
X6J Irish' Dragoon, by Harry Lorrequer, with
illustrations, for sale by T PURSE
dec 31
Gcor^iu—Camden County Stipe-*
riot* Court.
November Term, 1840.
Alexander Holzendorf; )
vt. >Rule Nisi.
James B. Bliss. )
O N vbe petition of Alexander Holzendorf, it np-
peiiring that Junras B. Bliss, 011 lira 23d dny
of Murch, 1837, made and executed his certain
mortgngo deed to said Alexander Holzendorf, in
and to ull that piece or part-el of land in rimTown
of St. Murys, known ss part of lot number twenty-
six, beginning nt thu South East corner of said lot,
thence running West on Bryant street to lot owned
by Pi-ierCost ono hundred teot, thcnco North two
hundred foot, thence Eustonu hundred feet, thence
South two hundred foot, to iho place of beginning:
together with nil und singular tho improvement-,
rights, members and oppurienances thufotlnia np
pertaining or in nny wiso appertaining, for tho bet-
ter securing tho pnymuutof a promissory note, mode
hy tho snid James B. Bliss u> tho said Alexander
Holzondotf on the duy and yi>nr aforesaid, for tlm
sum of fivo hundred dollars, with interest from dnte
and duo and pnyal)|H(cighteen months ufter date i-i
sniil note: nndthnt the principal and interest ofsaid
note urn still due ond unpaid to the said Alexander
Holzendorf: On motion or A J Bcssont, plaintiff’s
attorney, It is ordered, that the said Jumea B.
Bliss do,on r-r before tho first day of the next term
of this Court, pa> unto tho same tho principal and
interest which mny he then duo on snid promissory
note orln default thereof, tho equity of redemption
or the said James B. Bliss, in nnd to tho said mort-
gaged premisos.bo from thenceforth forever barred
and foreclosed. And Hi* fuilher ordered, that this
will be published in one of the newspapers of Suvan
nnh once n month for four months, or served on said
James B. Bliss personally, nt lean three months
previous to the next term of this Court.
Lot Rule Nisi issue 23d November, 1840.
CHARLES 6. HENRY, Judgo.
A true extract from tho minutes.
G. PERCIVAL COHEN,
“ oc U Clk. s. c. c. c.
Camden Superior Court.
November Term, 1840.
Abraham Mott, )
vt, J
Daniel Henth. )
O N the petition of Abraham Mott, prating tho
f 0 n. r i~—c- .<r.v.— - . — >
>Rule Niri.
-closure of the equity of redemption of the
following tracts or parcel* of land, to wit: al| that
certain tract or parcel of land, ■itiinte, lying and be
ing in the county aforesaid, on the South side of tho
Great Sotllla river, and known as tho Burnt Fort
containing ono hundred acres (more or less ) suid
land originally granted to Jumcs Simmons; also,
all that othet certain tract or parcel ofland,situate,
lying and being on thu Sumh side of the Great ba
rilla river, containing two hundred and fifty ncrcs,
(more or less,) originally granted to Writ Sheffield;
and also, that certain other tract of land, situate,
lying and being on tho South side of the Great Sa-
tilla river, containing two hundred acres, (more or
less,) originally granted to Bryant Sheffield—mort
gaged by the said Daniel Heath to tho said Abra
ham Mott, Senr., on the twenty-first day ofSeptem
her, 1836, to secure the payment of the sum of fif.
teen hundred duller* and interest mentioned in two
promissory notes of the same date, to wit: ono for
the sum ol one thousand dollars, the other for tho
sum of five hundred dollnrs, from the said Daniel t„
tho said Abraham. And on motion or Mr. Clark,
attorney for petitioner, it is ordered, thut the princi
pal, interest, nnd costs due on said remaining note
of five hundred dollars be paid into Court on or be-
fore the first day of the next term, otherwise the
equity of redemption of the sajd mortgaged premis-
os will, from thenreforth, be foreclosed, and such
further and other proceedings take place as the low
directs. And is further ordered, that this rule be
published in one of the public gazette* of tho State
four months before tho time appointed for the pay.
rnent of the oforesotd, or seryed on tho mortgager or'
hi* special agent, at least three months previously
Let Rule Nisi issue 24th November, 1840.
CHARLES S, HENRY,
Judge Superior Court E D.
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State or Georgia, Chatham County.—-Wllllsih
B. Bulloch, Fre*ident,and L K. Trill, Acting Cash,
ier, of the Bonk of the Stato of Georgia, being duty
swuV-n.xay that the returns herewith made contain,
to the hest'of their knowledge ond belief, a .true,
statement nfthe condition of said hank and branches:
tho returns tn tills bank from ehchbtnnch having .
been made under tho onihof the Vrcstdeni and Ca»l^
ier tlraroof, und from Millodgcvilloand Greensboro'
from lira Cashier and Agent there.
, * W. B. BULLOCH, President) '
1. K. TEFFT, Acting Cashier.
Sworn to, before me, the 16th October,,1840.
M. MYF.RS, J. I.-C. C. C. .
QUARANTINE BILL.
An act tn protect theslnve propeity'of the pcnpl'S
of tlm Stato of Georfilu, by compelling vessels
owned or cammnnded hy citizens of, or com
lug from tho ports of thu State of Maine, andil«
officers, seumen, nnd pusaengers thereof, to per
ftmn quarantine, and to provide for • search ibtrai
afun tlrair departure.
YY licrens, certain persons have been charged with
having felunioutly taken and carried away the per
sonal property of some nfthe good citizens bflhlt
Statu und have find to ihn State of Maine: and
whereas, the Government nf Maino has refnspdftf
tera constitutional nnd tognt demund hat been made
hy tho Executivoofthit State) to deliver up such
fugitives from justice; which refusal is an asiump
lion ofuuthoriiy not only in violation of theconiti
tutional rnmpnct, but whol'y destructive of lha
rights of private property: For remedy wherebft
Be it enticied by the Sem “*
by the Senate and House of Rtpre
•entaiives of the State of Georgia, in General Alt
s-mhly met, That from nnd after the first dsy bf
March next, overy vend by whatsoever description
or nnmo known, owned or commanded by any citi
zen oi, nrcuming directly or indirectly from any port
of the Stato of Maine, ant) the officers, crew and
pDtsongor* thereof, shall perform quarantine for
and during the space of 0110 hundred days oiler nttl
val within thu limits of ibis Stale, and whilst such
vessel may be undur quarantine It shall not be law
ful for tlm officers, seamen, und passengers thereof,
or any of them> to go un shorour on board any ship,
vessel, or boat Whatsoever: nfid in cast) such officer*,-
seamen or pas-engert, whilst under quarantine,
shall go onshore or on board any ship, .vessel,pr
hunt# whatsoever, he, she,or they, shall bo guilty of
u mLdemirancr, and on conviction, shall be impris
oned tvt hard labor in the Penitentiary fot a period
not lo** thun fivo nor loltgor than ton years.
And bo it further cnucled,‘ That during tho con
tintliii ca of this net, no vessel from the State of
Maine, a* before described,nor any officer, seaman,
or passenger ilibreof, shall approach within three
milu* of uny seaport city, town, or. hum'etufthis
Stnte, without being comidercd as having violtwd
tho limits of quarantitte a* intended tube provided
hy this net; nnd for such upproach lo said city, town,
or hamlet, he, slio, or they, ahull be indicted -for a
misdemeanor, and on conviction, bo imprisoned in
tho Penitentiary at hurd labor,hot less than five hor
longer limn tvu years.
And lie it fort her enacted, That it shall not be lawful
lorWny officers, searhen, nr passengers ofnrty vessel,
as hereinbefore described; whilst under quarantine,
to have "r hold nny hitoicoursobr communication,el
liter directly or indirectly,with any slave or slaves, or
fiea pttrson or persons of color, without wriiten stt
thoriiy ol thit owneror guardian ihcreof,Whichshiill be
thu onlyjusllfic-ition for such officer, seaman or pas
sengers, nnd if, whilst such vessel Is under quuran
line, any sunh officer, seamen, or pas-engers, shill
Imveor hold nny inierauurso Oroummunicutlon with
nny shivoor slaves, or por-on or pertorts of color,
without the authority' nfnrosnld, ho, she, nr they,
shall be Indicted fora’tnlsdemenor, and on convlo
tion shall be imprisoned as herein provided by the
nrst section.
And be it further nnseted, That after any vessel,
as hereinbefore duicribod, shall be discharged from
quarantine, and before snilingfrom ony port in thU
bmte, u shall bo tho duly of the captain or comntsn-
der thereof, to givo twenty four hours previous no
tice of such departure to tho mayor ortho highest
municipul officers of tho seuport city, town, or nam-
Jot, from which such voisel i* about to sal),who shall
be, and Is hereby authorized, 10 moke a search of
such vessel; and on failure to give such notice, such
captain or commander shall bo guilty of 1 misde
meanor, and on conviction; fined at tho discretion of
the court,
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RECAPITULATION.
jDB. RESOURCES.
To Notes, Bonds, die, discounted,
Bills of Exchange, discounted,
Ileul E-tatc,
Banking Houses ond Lots,
Salaries,
Incidental Expenses,
Assigument of a Judgment,
Protest account,
Balance due from other Banks,
*' " Bank State of Geo,- 2,466 94
“ " “ Branches, J92,166 04
Bill* of Branches on hand, 49,038 09
Bills of other Banks on
hand, 490.807 00
Specie on hand, 316,143 24—808,950 24
1,834,595 03
192,598 30
32,009 14
81,257 00
19,406 08
3,245 65
5,100 00
437 50
130,248 04
AN ACT
To amend “on Act to 'alter ond fix the time of hold*
ing tlto Siiprrlor Courts in the Eastern District
of ibis Stale,” assented to 26th Decomber, 1837#
Be it enacted by the Senate and Huuse of Repre
sentatives of the Stale ulGaorgla, in General A**etn*
oly met, nnd it is hereby enact t-d by .the authority 0/
the same, That from and after the passage of this
act tho time of holding the Superior Courts In ihd
counties hereinafter named shall bo os follows, vis 1
IN THK SPRIKO CIRCUIT.
In the county of Wayne, on Thursday after the
i first Monday in April J In the county of Camden, on
the second Monday in April; In the county of Glynn,
on the third Monday in April; in the county of Me-
Jotosh, on the fourth Monday in April; In tbecoun*
» Liberty, the Monduy thereafter; In the county
of Uiyan, tlto Friday thereafter. -
IN THE FALL CIRCUIT.
In the county 6f Wayne, Thursday after the third
Monday in November;, in iho county of Camden,
the fourth Monday in November; in tho county of
Glynn, the Monday thereafter | in the county of
McIntosh, tlie Monday thereafter; in'the county of
Liberty, the Monday thereafter; in the'county of
Bryan, the Friday thereafter, .
Sec. 2,. And be it further ennetod by the aptbori'
ly nforeraid, That all writs, precepts and ptoensses
shnll hereafter be made returnable (6 the times of
said Comts above stated; und nti laws roilhatip#
against this act are hereby repealed,
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$3,350,478 95
CB. LIABILITIES,
By Capital Stock, '
Bills In circulation,*
Dividends unclaimed*
Disoount account,
80,591 36 I"
W - Ten Dollars Reward-
ILL he paid by tho .subscriber’ for • Inforrad
lion ana prooFto conviction, of tbe yersoa
01 persons who, for thu Inst two months, hare cum
mined depredations on the city Ismpeelmest every
night. 1 beg himrar any.of them, if - It Is anact ot
onimosiiy or malico, lo come personell^before me
1^00,000 00
745555 00 ; nl ™ w "y » r "»«•. 1
5,320 50 l“ r bol,u '
fly Tel. and Repi eppy.
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