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PUBLIC SALES.
Sheriff’. SaleT ~
"ITriLtUniUon il,ffir.tTi».d.jln Mmiirj
W n«W, before the Court HoUie. In the city of
Savannah, between the uiual hour* of safe.tin fob
lowing eighty-eight (88) Negro sieve*, to win
Boatswain, ttneheel,Cooper, .Merth* old Mfrrin»
1 truth, old Rachael. oM Clarey, Sarah, Kill*,
feasant, Mitchell, Daniel, yeung Fnrtymore, old
Clarissa. William, young Phiehe, Isaac, young Dau
iel, AIV, young WIIMam, little Mary. Hrony, Jim,
Jack, (scorge, Peggy, Ntrio Sarah, little Abram, big
Abram, Juno, little Roll*, old Balia, Elltbabetli.Mo
ley, Harriet,old Qla*gow, old Site, Agrippu flight*
foot, Sylvia, Jane,Tom, Abbv. Adam, Patty, Joint,
Philip, Charlotte?Davy, old Hannah, Bdly, Juba,
Mat that, Dol’y, Flora, old Hairy, Fanny, L«»cy,
Chart**, Carolina, old Patty, Ere, Lu»ty, old Polly,
Ch oe, Dinah, old Fortymnre, Kmy, little John,
young Harry, uld Phoabe, Nelly, Warren, Dfeun,
Cwtar, Scipio, Jinny, Israel, old Bighy, Joe, Deck,
Hetty, Lo it, big Mary, Ned, young Clarissa and
llarmonJ j levied oo under end by virtue of an ear*
t ution on oreeloaure of mortgage, itiued out of the
Superior Court ufCliatbam County, at the Inatance
of CUarlea Spalding v# William C. Ilarria and David
Snodgrass.
EUSHA WYLLY, Slieriff o. c.
dec 2 *
Guardian’* Sale. ,
W ILL bo told on the first Tuesday In Februa
ry, before the Court Housa in the city of Sa
vannah. between the usual hour* of solo, the follow
Ing four Negro Women, slaves, via: Cindy, Nelly,
Phil is and Maryann, and five hundred acres of
Land, lying in Chatham county, on the Savannah,
Ogechee and Afetamahn Cannl, about eight miles
from'the city—the property ol James A. Coiirvoise,
minor; by order of tue Honorable the Inferior Court
of Chatham county,when sitting for ordinary purpos
ui. BENEDICK BOURQUIN,
no vl4 Guardian.
City SIicriirNISnIcs.
O N the first Tuesday in February next, will bo
■old before the Court Hou*o in the city of Sa
vannah, hoi ween the usual hours of sale, a negro
woman named Betsey, leviod on by virtuo of fi fas
issued from tho Honorable Court of Common Pleas
and of Oyer and Terminer for the city ofSavnnnnh,
et the instance of W H St S Roger*, vs. J*mes D
Cole, Farley R Sweat, vs. Jumes D Cole. Also, fi
fas issued from Justices Court* and returned to me.
Also, at the same time and pluce. one hundred and
•ewniy fivo barrels of Lime, levied on by virtue of a
distress warrant issued from tho Honorable Interior
Court of Chutham county, ni the instance of the Iron
Steamboat Company, vs. While & Bartels. Terms,
bankable money.
dec 29 I.EVI S RUSSELL, Sheriff.
Administrator's $nle.
O N tho first Tuesday in February next, will be
sold before the Court House in Cherokee
County, in the State of Georgia, between the usual
hours of sale, L’*t No 237 (two hundred and fifty
seven) in the second district, second section, (Cher
okee County,) containing forty acres, belonging lo
(be real estate of Emanuel De La Motto, deceused.
Also,
On the first Tuesday in February next, before the
ConrtHousn in Savannah, in tlioCuuntyof Chatham,
between tho usual hours of sale, a Negro man slave
named Lnlnr, l*elonging to said estate of Emanuel
Do La Motta, deceased; the said Land and Slave
being sold for the benefit of tiio heirs and creditors
of said estate, and by order of the Court ofOrdinnry
of Chatham County. Terms cash, purchaser paying
for titles. SOLOMON SHEFTALL,
Administrator K Du La Muttu, dcc'd.
nov21
LEGAL NOTICES.
... __ , NoBooc
A " “ penono having demands against tho estate
jCa. of Duncan Graham, lata of Chatham county,
•ra requested to preset* the same, end those ln»
debted to said •statu will please pay the same to
oo 18 Ifit JOHN MURCHISON, Adm'or,
- fiffttice, ’
HOUR months after date, application srill bo
JC made to the* Court uf Ordinary for Camden
Caunty, for leave to sell all tho estate, both real and
personal, belonging to Robert BencM, fate of said
cuMty deceased. ,l
WILLIS LANG, Administrator.
CamdenCmmy, Gen., Aug. 3,1840. nag 14
Georgia, Camden County.
W HEREAS, A J Bessent has applied to tho
Hon. the Court of Ordinary, <** Camden
County, for letters of administration on the estate of
Horace S Pratt, lata of Alabama, deceased.
These era therefore to cite end admonish, all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of the said de
erased, to file their objections, if ony they have, in
the Clerk's office of said Court, within t^e rime pro
scribed by law, otherwise letters of administration
will begranted.
Witness, the Hnn. Archibald Clark, one of tho
Judges of said Court, this 30th November, 1840.
G PERCIVAL COHEN, Ok. c. o. c. c.
nnv 6
Court or Common Picas* and of
Oyer and Terminer, for tlic city
of Savannah—June term, 1840.
W HEKEA8 Dr. Wnt. A. Carruthcrs, Homy
D. Weed, Geo. Hall May, and B N. Dou-
glass, Grand Jurors; John Cercopoly, James Mid
dleton, David Vender, Lewis Fairchild, Francis
Truchufet, G. D. Coombs,. S, A. l’atot, Chnr'es
Boyd H. E. Nichols. Wro Heidi, nnd Patrick Hart,
Petit Jurors, summoned to attend this term of tho
Court, miido default.—Ordered that Grand Jurors
be fined in the sum of tony doilnrs each, and Petit
Jurors in the sum of twenty dollars each, unless
they do severally file with the Clerk of this Court,
good and sufficient excuses for default, on or beforo
the third Monday In October neat ensuing.
A true extract from the minutes.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
•egSI- ’ Dep. Clk.o. o. r.ofo&t. *.*.
LEGAL NOTICES.
City lUitr.sIml’N SnleB.
O N tho first Tueadny in January noxt; In front
of the Court House, in tho city of Snvun
null, between tho.usuul hours of sale, (undor tho
superiniundsnco of tho Cnmmlttee on Sale.*) tho
following Lou, re-entered, upon for ground rent, viz t
Lot No 25 Columbia Ward, bounded Bust by lot
No 20, Sooth by a Lune, West by Lincoln and
North bv Ymk street, re-entered os tho property
of J F Gammon for, grount rout.
Also, Lot No 39 Elbert Ward, hounded East by
lot No 40, apth by Liberty stiort, Won by lot
No 38, and North by a Lane, ru-ontored upon os
tho property of Judith Shoftall for ground rent.
Also, Lot No 11 Franklin Ward, bounded East
by lot No 12, South by Bryan street, West by Im
No 10, and North by n Lino, re-entered upon as tho
property ol Wm H Wade for ground rent.
Also, Lot No 4 Liberty Ward, bounded East by
lot No 3, South by a Lane, West by Montgommy
street, and Notih by Broughton street, ra-entorad
tho property nf A Bryan for ground rent.
Also, Lot No21, Liberty Ward, bounded East
by Jefferson street, South by York street, Wost by
bn No 23, uttd North by Presidentstreot, re entered
as tho property of citato Sumuel Wilkins for ground
rent. '
Also, Lot No 35, Liberty Ward, hounded Fn«t
by Lot No 30, South by South Brood streot, Wost
by lot No 34,and North by a Lane, re-entered ns tho
property estate Snruucl Wilkins fur ground rent.
Also, Lot Ntt 3, Warren Ward, hounded Eiwtt by
lot No 4. South by a Lane, West by lot No 2, North
by Buy street, rc-enlortfd as tho property of Wm I*
Bowen for ground rent.
dec 0 AHA RMON, City Marshal.
Georgia* Camden County.
W HEREAS, Israel Geer has applied tntho
Hon. the Court of Ordinary, of Camden
County, for letters of adminUtralion on tho estate of
Letelin Atkinson, deceased.
These are ilieieforo to cite and admonish, all and
singular, the kindred nnd creditors of the said do
ceased, lo file their objections, if any they have, in
Clerk's office nf said Court, in the time prescribed
by law, otherwise letters of administration will be
granted.
Witness, the Hon. Jnmes M Smith, one ofthe
Justices of said Court, 30ih November, 1840.
G PERCIVAL COHEN, Cl’k.c. o. c. c,
nov 6
Georgia— McIntosh County.
W HEREAS William King applies to me for
filters of Dismission,as Administrator, upon
the estat* of Capt. James Devegcr, latu of said
CHUnty, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to b* nnd appear at my office, within the time pro*
scribed by law, to show cause, ifany they buve, why
said letters should not bo granted.
Given under my hand, at my office, this third day of
August, Eighteen Hundred and Forty.
J. E. TOWNSEND,
aug 8 Clerk, o. o. Mcl. c.
Georgia, Chatham County.
To all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS Henry K. Burroughs, adminls'r
of the estate of Amy Densler, late of Chat*
hsm county, decenscd, hath applied to the Honora*
Isle the Court of Ordinary, of Chatham county, for
letters Dismissory.
These are therefore to cite And admonish, all con*
corned, to file their objections (if any they have)
in thcclcrk’ioffice,oftho suid coutt, nn or beforo the
fifteenth day of Jnnunry next; otherwise letters
dismissory will be granted.
Witness, the Honorable Elias Reed, one of the
Justices'nf the said Court, the fourteenth day of
July, A. D. one thousand eight hundred nnd forty.
EDWARD G. WILSON, Dep’y Clk. c. o.c.c.
July 15
Georgia—Chatham County
To nil whom it may concern.
W HEREAS Henry K. Burroughs, ndminis'r
of tho astute of David R. Densler, lute of
Chatham county, deceased, hath applied to the
Honorable rite Court of Ordinnry of Chutham
County, for Letters Dismissory.
These are therefore tocite and admonish,all con
cerned, to file their objection* (if any they have) in
the Clerk's office of the snid court, on or before
the fifteenth day ofJununry next; other wise letters
of Dismissory will begranted.
Witness the Honorablu Elias Reed, ono of the
the Justices ufthe-said Court, the fourteenth day
of July, A. D. ono thousand eight hundred and
forty. EDWARD G. WILSON,
july 15 Deputy Clerk c. o, c. c.
Georgia* Camden County.
W HEREAS, Elvn Kiltornn, administratrix of
the estuto of Manuel Ribcron, decerned, np
plies to tho Justices of tho Inferior Court, when sit
ting for ordinary purposes, for letters of dismission
on said estate. These are therefore to.cite and nd
monish nil persons interested, to file their object ions
(if any they huvo) in the office of the Clerk of tho
Court of Ordinnry, at Jefferson, in snid county,with
in the time pr scribed by -few, otherwise the snid
F.lva Ribcron, may obtain the letters of dismission
applied for.
Witness, rite Honorable Hugh Brown, one ofthe
Justices ofsaid Court, this7th day of October, 1840.
oc 13 G. PERCIVAL COHEN, Clk c oc c.
Georgia—Chatham County,
To all whom it may Concern.
W HEREAS, I<eonidas Wylly, Administrator
estate Jonathan Laniell. late nf Chatham
County deceased, hath applied to the honorable the
Court of Ordinary of Chatham County, for letters
dismissory.
These aro therefore to cite and admonish all eon
<.«rned, to file theii objections (if any they have) in
in the Clerk's officer*? the said Court, on or before
theninetuenthdayofMarr.il noxt, otherwise letters
dismissory will bo granted.
Witness, the Honuruble M. Myers, one of the
Justices of the eaid Court, the nineteenth day of Sep
Umber A. D. oae thousand eight hundred nnd forty,
EDWARD G. WILSON,
■ep 19 Deputy Clerk, c.o. c. c.
Chatham Interior Court*
JULY TERM, 1840.
W HEREAS, Joeeph R«is, Wm. B. Bonmnn t
Simon Bunu, James Folker, R. B. Harvey,
and James A. Fawns, were summoned to attend the
f rresent term of this Courtis Jurors, and made de*
anti,
- Ordered, That they be severally fined in the sum
of twenty dollar*, each, unless they do, on or before
the first day of the next term, file with the Clerk of
ibis Court good ends ufficient excuse* for said de
fault.
LA true extract from the mlnutes-1
EDWARD G. WILSON,
aug 12 f IQt Deputy Clk Inf.-e. c.c.
Georgia* Camden Cninty.
W HEREAS, Mery Hardee has upplfed to the
Hon. tho Court of Ordinnry, of Comdrn
County, fur letters of administration on the estate of
Thomas E Hardea, deceased.
These aro therefore to cite and admonish, all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of tho snid dsceas
ed, to file their oltjections, if any rimy have, in the
Clerk's office of said Court, in the time prescribed by
law, otherwise letters of administration will be
granted.
Witness, the Hon. Hugh Brown, non of the Jus
tices of said Court, 30ih November, 1810.
G PERCIVAL COHEN, Ci'k. o. o. o. c.
novfl
Wanted.
A SITUATION •• Book Keeper or general
Clerk in • Commission House or Wholesale
Store, by a person who has been employed for
ngarlv snven years In a Bank nnd who can produce
carrincates as to hi* character end abilities. A line
addressed to J. V N , l*ft at rite Post Office,box
Nov 235, will have immediate attention.
de«5—17t
Chatham Superior Court.
MAY TERM, 1840.
W HEREAS, Michael Prendergnst, a Grand
Juror, summoned for the present May term,
made default,—Ordered, that he be fined in the sum
of $40, un'ess good and sufficient cause of excuse be
filed with the Clerk of this Court, on or before tho
first day of the next term; nnd whereat, John A,
Hemerling, Hugh S. Watts. James A. Norris, Jns,
B. Norris, George H. K**iffer. James McDonuid,
John Stuart and William H. Smith, Petit Jurors,
summoned to attend the present term, made default
—ordered, that they be severally fined in the sum of
fifteen dollars each, unless they do file sufficient
muses of excuse, according lo the statute in such
cases made and provided. And, whereat, W. B.
Thomas, and William Gorham, Petit Jurors, made
default at the present term, a part ofsaid term,—
Ordered, that they be severally fined in the sum of
ten dollars each, unless good and sufficient excuses
be filed according to law. And whereat, William
Galpin, Jnmes Roberts, Alexander Walt, J. F.
Thomas, F. Champion, Patrick Hart.W. H. Lloyd,
W. A. Pitman, J. F. Segure, Thomas M. Turner,
Alonso Dny, Thomas Butler, T. C. Sullivan and
Francis Truchelut, Talisman on the Petit Jury,
summoned to attend the present term, made default,
—Ordered, that thoy he severally fined in the sum
•f fifteen dollars each, unless they file good and suffi*
cient causes of excuse with the Clerk of tide Court,
in tho time prescribed by law. And, whereat Robt
M. Phinixy, Henry F. Willink, John Robinson, D.
F. Scranton, John Mnllery, N. B. Knapp, John L.
Cope, jr, James A Clifford, J F Herb, Eli Pittmnn,
Henry Jnmes, J D Dclunoy, C E Bari*, W J Hur.
per.C L McNish, Joseph Densler, lames Palmer,
P K Wait, S B Hill and JohnS Coombs, TalUmen
on the Petit Jury, made default at the present term,
—Ordered, that they be fined In the sum of ten did*
Inrs each, unless good and sufficientexcuses be filed
with the Clerk of this Court, on or before the first
day of the ensuing Jnnunry term.
A true extract from tho minutes.
EDWARD G. WILSON, DepCl«rk,sccc.
aug 12
Bulloch Superior courf.
March Term, 1840.
Rachel Wilkinson, >
vs. > Divorce.
Riley Wilkinson. )
T H K Sheriff having returnod, thnt tho defendant
Riley Wilkinson is not to be found In the
County of Bulloch, nn motion of Levi S. - D'Lynn,
Attorney for the complainant, it is ordered, tbit the
•aid Riley Wilkinson do file his answer in defence,
to the suid action nt or before the next term of this
Court. And itisfurriierordnreil,thntservicoafthis
rule bo perfected By publication in one of the
Gazettes of the city nf Suxtannh, once n month until
the expimtinn of the time limited for the filing of
llie defendant's nnswer. •
Extract from the minutes.
STEPHEN THORNE,
ap 12 Deputy Sheriff.
Chatham Superior Court* May
Term* 1840.
Alexander Wilson and wife, cumplninants, vt. Wm
G Leo, and Joseph Wiggins, defendants—In
Equity.
J T appearing by the affidavit ofcnmplainnnls' soli
citor, Hint lho defendant Joseph Wiggins resides
out of the county of Chatham, and that service hns
been perfected upon the other defendant William G
Lea. On motion of Luvi S D'Lyon, Complainants'
Solicitor, it is ordered, that the said defendant Jos.
Wiggins do plead, answer ordrmur, to tho snid hill
within four months from the adjournment of this
Court; and it is further ordered, that this rule bo
published once a month until rite expiration of rim
time limited for the defendants'appeurance,4tli June
1840.
A true extract from the minutes.
EDWARD G WILSON,
june 7 Dept. Ci'k Sup. C. C. C.
City Sheriff’* Attachment Sale
O N the 24lh day of December instant, betweo
the lawful hours of sale, will be sold befo n
S Philbrick Sc Co's auction ntare, in the city of r
vannah, the schooner VesU—levied on by virtuo on
an attachment issued Iromthe Hon. Court of Com
mon Pleas and of Oyer nnd Terminer for the city of
Savnnnah, nt the instance of E P Butts, Guutdion
uf Eliza BSliod vs. William Manor; said schooner
■uld by order of Judge D'Lyon, (dated lSlh Decern
her, 1810.) Terms bankable money, purchaser pay
ing for titles. LEVI S RUSSELL, Sheriff,
dec 15 • f
Escheator’* Sale.
O N the first Tuesday In January next, before the
Court House, in-the city of 8avannoh, be
tween the usual boors of sale, will be sold, a Trunk
of Clothing, one Silver Watch, Jtc., belonging to
the estate of A P Norton, lute of Florida, deceased.
By order,
ROUT W FOOLER, Escheator cc.
dec 16
Notice.
A LL persons indebted to the estate of A P Nor
ton nf Flotilla, lately of Chatham County,
deennsed, are requested to make payment to thu
undersigned, and those to whom snid estate Is in
debted are required to hand in their bills properly
attested, within the time prescribed by Inw, to
ROBT W POOLER, Escheator oe.
dec 16
Geoi'ffla--Glynu County.
TTriiEREAS, John M, ’J’feon atiplius to thu
IT Hon.the Court ofOrdinnry of Glynn c
ty.for letters of administration oti the estuto of Ann
Wabitor, Into of snid county, ducensed,
Them are therefore lo citu nnd admonish, till and
singular, the kindred and creditors nf the said de
ceased, to file tlmir objections, (if nny they liuvo) in
tho Clot k'a office »f mid Court* within the time pro
scribed by Inw, otherwise fetters of administration
will bo grumorj^
Witness tho Hon. Francis M Scnrfelt, one uf tho
Justicos oftho Inferior Cnuit, lOtls December, 1840.
doc23 JAS. MOORE, Clk.c.o. n. c.
Administratrix’s Notice.
F OUR months nftcr dntc, application will bo
mmln to the Honurnblo tho Inferior Couit of
Chatham County, sitting fur ordinary purposos, fm
leave to sell tlm following property, belonging to
the estate of Walter Smith, deceased, to w'u: a
sloop numed George Washington, and fivo negro
slaves, named Jack, August, Hunnnh, Nelly, und
Doctor, for tho benefit of the heirs nnd creditors uf
said estate. MARGARET C. SMITH,
1 Administratrix.
Notice.
A LL persons having demands ogninst John Ft
lutowf Wayne county,deceased,are requested
to presont them duly autheoticuled to the suhscri
hers, within tho rime prescribed by Inw; and riioso
indebted are requested to moke payment to
ELIAS FORU | ExN
nov 20
JOHN FORT, Jr.
Notice.
A LL persons having demands ngninst tho estate
of R A McCredie, deceased, are requested to
present them forthwith, to
nnv 17 H0t GEO W HUNTER, Adm’r.
Notice.
F OUR months after date I shall apply to the
Hon. the Inferior Court of the county of Bui
loch, while sitting fur ordinary purposes, for leave
to sell one hundred ncres of I.und belonging to the
Estate of Simeon Sheffield, deceased, for the pur*
pose nf paying tho debt, of snid docenscd.
oc.31 JAMES HAG1N, Adm’or.
Georgia—Chatham County.
To nil whom it may concern.
W HEREAS William Dudley Jr. hath applied
to tho Honorable the Court of Oiditmiynf
Chatham County,for letters of administration on thu
estate nnd effects or Wm. II. Williams, late of Clint
ham County, deceased.
These aro therefore to cite and admonish, all and
lingular the kindred nnd creditors of tho snid de
eased, to file their objections (if any thoy have) to
the granting ofthe administration of the estate uf
the deceased to the applicant in the Clerk's Office
of the said Court, on or before the first day of Junua
ry next; otherwise iettets of administration will be
granted.
Witness, the Honorable A. Porter, ono ofthe Jus
tices of the snid Court, the first day of December,
A. D. one thousand eight hundred and forty.
EDWARD G. WILSON.
Dec 1 Deputy Cletkc.o.c. e.
Georgia—Chatham County.
To all whom it mny concern;
W HEREAS Dougnid Ferguson both applied
to the Honuruble the Cuurt of Ordinnry, of
Chatham County, fur Letters of Administration, on
the estate and effects uf Hiram Mursh, late of
Chntham County, deceased.
Those ore therefore to cite and admonish, nil nnd
singulnr tint kindred nnd creditors of the said do*
ceased, to fife their objection!*, if any they have, to
tho granting nf lha administration nf tlm estate of
tho deceased,to the applicant, in the Clerk's office,
of the said Court, on or before the twenty second
dny of December next; otherwise letter* of admin
istration will he granted.
Witness, the Honorable A Fortcr, ono nf the Jus
tices oftho snid Court, the eighteenth dny of No
vember, A. D. one thousand eight hundred und
forty. EDW’p. G. WILSON,
ov 22 Deputy Clerk, c. o. c. c<
Stale of Georgia—Chatham Co.
To nil whmn jt mny concern.
W HEREAS, William Remshurt hath applied
to tho Honnrultfe the Court nf Ordinnry of
Chatham county, for letters of Administration on
tho estoto nnd effects nf Isnne Hunter, Jr. of South
Cnrolinn.drevnscd, but formerly of Massachusetts.
These are therefore to cite and admonish, nil and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said de
ceased, to file their objections (if nny they have) to
the granting of tho administration of thec.inlnnf
tho deceased to the applicant in tho Clerk's office
of tiio said Court, on or before the second day of
Jnnunry noxt; otherwise fetters of administration
will ho granted.
Witness the Honorable A Potter, one of tho Jos
tices of said Court, the seesnd dny nf December, A.
D. one thousand eight hundred und forty.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
dec 3 Dep'yCl'k c. o. o. c.
Georgia, Camden County.
W HEREAS, Snrnh Bailey Administratrix of
the estate of David Bailey,dec'd, appeals fur
fetters of dismission from said ostute. These are
therefore to cite nnd admonish ull persons interest
ed to file their objections, if any rimy have, in the
office of (tic Clerk of tho Court ofOrdinnry lorsnii'
county, within tho time prescribed by law, otim
wise the snid Sarah Bailey muy obtain tho letters of
dismission applied for.
Witness, the Hon Archibald Clntk, one of the
Justices uf said Court, this 17th ilav ol October,
1840. G PERCIVAL COHEN, Clerk,
oc 27
Georgia—McIntosh County.
N OTICE—Six months afterdate, Wm I King
and M M Harris, will mnko application to thu
Hon Justices of tlia Inferior Court of McIntosh co.
whilo sitting furordinary purposes,for letters ofdis
mission on tho cstato nnd effects of John Harris,
•on’r,deceased. WM I KING, Adm’or.
aug 2U M M HARRIS, Adm'x
Georgia— Chatham County,
To nil whom it may concern,
W HEREAS, Richard Dotson, Executor uf tho
lust will und testament nf William Dotson,
lam of Chutham County, dccunsed, hath applied to
tho Honorable tho Court of Oi dinary of Chatham
County, to be dismissed from said Executorship.
Those are therefore tocite nnd admonish,ull and
singular the kindred and creditors tfTtho said de
ceased, to file their objections (if nny they have) in
the Clerk's Office nf the said Court, on or beforo
the twelfth day of May next, otherwiso fetters dis
missory will be granted.
Witness, thu Hun. E Reed, ono of the Justices of
tho said Court, tho 12th dny of Novnmhor, A. D.
1840. EDWARD G WILSON,
nov 12 Deputy Clerk, c o c c,
Georgia—Liberty County.
TTniEREAS, Archibald Hodges and JnoDelk
W applies for leutra of administration on the
Estate of William Hodges, late of said county, da
tltesa ara therefore to otto and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditor ofsaid deceased,
to im and appear at my office within (hi timo pra
scribed by law, to shaw causa fif any axlsl) why
■aid letters should not ba granted.
Given undrr my hand at tho Clark's office this
9ih dsy of December, 1840,
dec 14 JOHN W 8TACY,o,c.o.t..o.
Stiff nr nitff Floor*
aft HHDS prime St .Croix Soger
JS\J 800 bbls superfine Union Mills Csnal Fleur
Just received pw ship Newsrk and for sale by
dec 13 HENRY HARPER.
Court of Common Pious and or
Oyer and Terminer for the city
or Savannah.
OcToaxn Tkrm, 1840,
TT7HEREAS,I K Tcfft and Isaac Minis, Grand
v v Jurors, made default at tills term of tltn
Court, Ordered, that thoy bo severally fined in the
sum of forty dollars, unless sufficient excuse bn fifed
according to law; and whereas F Qoigly, James A
Nnrii*, Robert B Jackson, Hezekinh Crumpton,
Goo D Cornwell, Asa Clark, ami Patrick Hallignn,
Petit Jurats, made 'default at this term ofthe Court,
Ordered, that they respectively be fitted in the sum
of twenty dollars each, unless lhay do, on ur before
the second Monday in December next, severally fife
sufficient causes of oxcuse with tho Clerk of this
Court,
A true extract.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
Dop.Clk. c.c. r. St o. Sc t. o. a.
Camden Superior Court.
November Term, 1840.
Abritlinm Mott, )
vt. ■ > Hula Nisi.
Daniel Month. ]
O N tho position of Abraham Mott, praying the
foreclosure of tltn equity of redemption of tho
following tracts or pnrcels uf land, to wit t till thnt
tractor pnrccl offend containing two hundred and
fifty ncros, more or less, originally granted lo James
Williams—Also, all thatothnr certain tract or par
cel of land containing four hundred acres, mure or
less, originally granted lo James Prevott; ami also,
nil ihut other tract or parcel of land on the North
•bln of tho Great Sutilln, opposite tiio Burnt Fort
Kerry, cuntnining fifty five ncres, more or less, origin
ally granted to John Prevott, mortgui’ed by the said
Daniel Heath, to thn.said Abraham Mutt, Senr., nn
tha twenty fourth day of October, 1330, lo secure
tho payment of the sum nfttvo thousand doilnrs
und interest,mentioned in three promissory notes of
the same date, ami payabln us follows, to wit: one
thousand dollars an or beforo the 1st day of Jnnunry,
1837 ; tho further sum of five hundred on or before
tho 1st dny of January, 1838; nnd tho further sum
of five hundred doilnrs nn tiiu 1st «iuy of January,
1839, the same being fur value received.
Ami on motion of Mr. Clnrk, attorney for tho pa
thinner, it is ordered that tho principal, interest
nnd costs due on tho remaining promissory note of
five hundred dollars lip paid into Court, on ur before
the first tiny of the next term, otherwiso tho equity
ofguiemption of snid mortgaged premises will from
thenceforth ho foreclosed, arid such further other
procceiiiugx taken place its the few directs.
And it is further ordered, that this rulu be pub
Halted in one of tiio public gazettes of tho Stale, four
months previous to tho time appointed forpnyinent,
urservod on tho mortgager or his special agent, nt
least three month* previously thereto.
Lei Rule Nisi issue 24th Nov., 1810.
CHARLES S HENRY,
Judge Sttp’r Court, F. D
A true extract from the minutes of tho Superior
Court of Camden Countv.
dec II G P COHEN, Clk, s. c- c. r
Brought to Jail*
O N the 18th June, n negro man calling himrell
ISAAC—says he belongs to Thomas Tyson
of Houston county in this state, and tunawny the
1st Mart'll Inst, lie is about -13 years old und five
feet fivo inches high.
nov 19 P G SHICK, Jailer.
G’o-imi'tuci’fcliip.
T HE undersigned having entered into partner
ship under the firm uf Wclmnn & Waugh,
nectfully tender their services to their friends
I the public, us Factors und Commission Mer
chants, nnd hope by strict attention to business ami
prompt execution of all matters intrusted to their
care, to merit a share of patronage.
K. H WELMAN.
sepIO ttf - WM. H. WAUGH.
8JO Be ward.
S TOLEN from the subscriber, on the night of the
21st in*t. a lurge hny Horse, Saddle and Bri
dle, with tho nnmoof Mr. Biid written on lire Bri
dle with ink, (no mark on the Horse recollected;)
the Snddle is n fine shafted Saddle, about half worn,
with tho back a little broken, nnd a pair of small
steel stiirips. I will give $50 for tho thief, if a
white |h*i son, nnd proof to conrict him—if a negro,
$29—nod $13 for tho Horse alone.
dc20.tr J. A. ALEXANDER.
Flour and Gin.
*6 A A riULS supr Howard street F our
JLvfv/ 10 db Baltimore Gin, landing iVoni brig
Oglrihorpo, (rom Baltimore, und lor sale nn liberal
terms, by ’ \ KSHIKLS.
nov 22
TAXES.
The following hill, as amended in Senate, has
passed both Houses.
A BILL,
To ho entitled nn net to impose a tax for the support
of Government, fur the year cigtern hundred und
f.rty une. from thence, afterwards,
lie it enacted by tho Senate nnd House nf Reprc
sentatives nr the State of Georgia in General A*.rm
b!y met, and it is hereby enacted hy the authority of
tin* tamo, Thnt the act pasted on tiro twelfth day of
December, in tiio year one thousand eight hundred
and four, entitled "An net to raise n tax for rife sup
port of Government, for the year one thousand eight
hundred and five," and all nets amendatory thereof,
solar ns the sumo shall not he inconsistent with tho
provisions uf litis act, be, nnd tho tant" aro hereby
enacted, und declared in force, for, nnd during tho
year ono thousand eight hundred nnd forty one; and
from thence, afterwurds, until tiio same ahull bo re
pealed.
And ho it further enacted, Thnt during tho timo
this uct shall continue in forco, tho tax on bunk
Gumauu Superior Court.
November Term, 1840.
Amory Sibley, ) Kulo Nisi, on foreclosure of mart
Abnihnm Colby. ) B"8 0t
U PON the petition nf Amory Sibluy, praying the'
equity of rudomtirion of and in three utulivhlud
fourth parts of ell and singular the following ties
cribed properly, to wit s
All that amain tract of fend, eitunte, lying nnd
being on thu Great Sutillu River, In the County of
Camdetf, in tho State of Goorglu, and known as tho
Butin Fort Tract of Laud, containing ono hundred
ncros, more or loss, originally granted to Jumes
Simmons on the ninth day of Duccinbur, seventeen
hundred nnd sixty seven.
Also, ull liinluthci tractor parrel of hind, situate,
lying and huing in tho county of Camden, on tho
South side of tlm Groat Satilia River, containing
two hundred nnd fifty ncros, more or less, south of
snid Burnt Fort, originally granted to West Sltcf
field, on the sixteenth doy of Nuvomby-, eighteen
bundled nnd thirteen.
Also, till thnt other tract nr pnrccl of land, situate,
lying and being in said county of Cnmilon, on lhn
Booth sidy of tho Grout Sutillu River, containing
two hundred ncres, more or less, originally granted
to Bryant Sheffield on the sixteenth duy of Mutch,
eighteen hundred und thirteen.
Thu said three tract* ol Inod having lu-on convey
ed to tho saiii Abraham Colby, Churlus W Cutter,
anil Loiry Udell, by deed hearing dale rim thirteenth
dny of Match, eighteen huntiiu;! and thirty seven,
f.om Daniel I lout it.
Also, all that other tract or parcel of land,situate,
lying und being in so id county of Camden, on the
North side of tlm Great Sutillu River, containing
two hundred and fifty ncres* more or less, originally
granted to James William* on the eighteenth day
of June, eighteen hundred nnd four.'
Also, nil thntothrr tract or parcel of fend,situate,
lying and being in tho county of Camden, nfore*ntd,
on the North side of the Great Satilia River, con
tabling four hundred ncros, more or less, originally
granted to Jnmes Pievntt on the sixteenth day of
December.eighteen hundred und six.
Also, all that other tract or parcel of land,situate,
lying ami being in tiio county of Cnmdcn, nferesaid,
on tiiu North side of tho Great Satilia River, con
mining fifty fivo acre*, more or fe*s, originally grant
cd lo .lomes Prevail on tho twenty fifth ’day of
November, eighteen hundred nnd eleven.
Also, all thut other tract or parcel of fend,situate,
lying nnd being in tho county of Camden, nferesaid,
on rite South sido of the Great Satilia River, con
mining fivo hundred and eighty acres, morn or less,
originally granted to James Barnard in rim year
seventeen hundred und sixty eight, and conveyed
by Dnniul Heath to said Abraham Colby, Charles
W Cutter, and Loiry Odell, on tho thirteenth of
Mnrch, eighteen hundred nnd thirty seven.
Also, all those two tracts or parcels of land con
voyed b> said Daniel Month to the said Ahrahnm
Colby, Charles W Cutter, and Loiry Odrli. on tho
thirteenth day of Mnrch, eighteen hundred and thir
ty seven, containing two hundred acres, more or less,
situate, lying und being in tho said county nf Cum
den, on tlm North side ofthe Great Satilia River.
Together with all nnd singular the Steam Saw
Mills, und other buildings, engines, machines, too]*,
personal property nnd chatties, standing on,, or op
pot mining, or belonging to the aforesaid tracts 6f
fend or ony of them.
Which said premises, (together withlnndssituate
In other counties uf said State of Georgia, nil of
which will more fuMy nppenr by reference to said
deed of mortgage) wero mortgaged by the snid
Abraham Colby to the snid Anfoiy Sibley, by deed
hearing date the sixth dny of June, eighteen hundred
nnd thirty nitto, to secure the payinontof the sum ol
twenty thousand fivo hundred nnd sixty four doilnrs
and seventy fivo cents, twclvo months after rim ditto
thereof, according to the tenor and effect of rim pro
missory not- of tho snid Abtnhutn Colby, bearing
even date with snid mortgage, und made payable to
tlm said Amory Sibley, nnd lo secure w hieh the suid
mortgage was given, and the whole of tho principal
of which together with interest thereon from maturi
ty -aiil remains unpaid.
On morion of Charlton Sc Ward, Attorneys for
petitioner, it is ordered, that the said Ahrahnm
Colby do pay into this Court, ou or before tin* first
day ofthe next term, tlm principal nnd interest due
on the said note nnd mortgngo, nnd tho costa oftho
suid application; or in defnult thereof thut the
equity uf redemption of tin* said Abraham Colby to
rim said mortgagod premises he thenceforth anti
forever foreclosed.
And it is further ordered, thnt a copy of this rule
be published in one of thu gazettes of this State,once
a month for four months, or served nn tho mort
gnget, the snid Abraham Colby, his special Agent or
Attorney, at lenst three months previous to the timo
tho money is directed to he paid. And thnt such
further nnd other proceedings ho had ns are pro
scribed by tho statute in such case made and pro
vhfed.
True extract fiom tho minute*.
• G PERCIVAL COHEN, Ci’k s c c c.
nnv 28—If-It
stock, on capital
nge, and capital et
Companies in this
quarter cents on c
on money employe
at interest, nnd shi
and executions, n
I intliu business of broker
by Insurance nnd Trust
shall he thirty ono and n
tdred doilnrs so invested;
'ate individuals in lending
I discounting notes,bonds,
til other notes on solvent
< Broiifflit to Jnll.
O N 8th April, 1839, a negro man calling himself
ARMSTEAD, says he is tho property of ■
Mr. Chambers, n negro trader, from whom ho raoa
way whilst on his way to Mississippi, n short time
previous to his apprehension. Hois about6 feet
2 inches high, end 35 yeats of agr.
nov 19 J’ G SHICK, Jailar.
debtors, hearing interest, excepting such notes ns
shall he founded on sales of property,nr merchandise,
or on service srendcrcd,& shall not have been renew
ed, and upon which no interest slitsll have been puid,
shall ho eight cents on every hundred dollars,so lent
nnd employed; and that all bridge*, ferries and turn
pikes, shall pay a tax af ten cents on every hundred
dollar's worth ofsaid bridges,ferries,turnpikes,nnd
factories, und n lux on every billiard tublo of $53
per nnnum.
And built further enacted, That so far ns nny
nets, or parts of acts, thnt mny lie construed or con
tidcred to bn now in force, make tho taxes now iin
posed, greater or less than is provided for in the.
aforementioned tax law of December,onuthousand
eight hundred and four, nnd in tlm second section
of this uct, the snmo arc hereby repealed.
Ami bo it furthercniictcd, Thut the Receivers of
Tax Returns for tiio several counties in this State
shall tnuko n general Digest of all tho return* of
taxable, nnd of tho tuxnblo property of defaulters,
in tlm tnunner heretofore prescribed and accustom
ctl under existing lows; nnd cacli nnd ovary Receiv
er, slinll mnko out throe copies of tho Digest of, nnd
for his particular county, and slinll, on or before the
first dny of July, in tho year one thousand eight
hundred and forty ono, und every year afterwards,
deliver one copy off uld Digest of Tax Returns, to
the Tux Collector of tlm county, ono to the Clerk of
tho Inferior Court, ami shall, on or before rim first
day of August thereafter, deliver one copy ofsaid
Digest, to the Comptroller General of the State,
under the penalty of one thousand dollai* for euch
and every omission to deliver snid copies, or cither
ufthctn, in the manner, and within the periods
almvedspecified. And tho Tax Collectors oftho
several Counties, shall proceed nt once to collect
tim tnxes of their respective counties, according to
tho Digest, nnd assessment thereof, delivered to
them respectively,ns aforesaid,by tho Hcculvcrsof
Tux Returns of their counties respectively. And
the suid Tux Collectors shall pay rim tnxes so lobe
collected, into tho tifcnsuty, on or before the first
dny of December, in each nnd every year, beginning
with ritoyonr ono thmisiiiul eight hundred and furty
otto, subject to such deductions und allowances, nt
existing law* nutluirizo for compensation to the lie
coivnrs nnd Collector*, nnd other causes.
Ami bo it further enacted, That nn net passed nn
tho twenty-first day of Decumbor, 1839, entitled
"An act l*u impose, levy uml collect it tax for tho
[iolilicnt year 1040, on property both real and per
■until, nnd to inflict penalties for refining or neglect
ing to comply with tho previsions of tlm same," be
uiui tltn stuno is hereby repnnlud; and tho returns
and assessments of tnxes, rnntfe under nnd in pur
siianca of lha same, ho und tho snmo are hereby nn
nulled nnd superceded entirely by rim provisions ol
this net.
And bo it further enacted, Tint the tax receivers
oftho tircsont yo4rl84i),shnllrecolvocompensation
from the taxes tu Im collected in 1811, in the samo
manner us iftlmir books of rotnrns and digest wore
not superseded by this act.
Notice*
T HE copartnership herotokiro existing between
T P Beam and J L Guthrie: undur the firm of
Pease & Guthrie, for the purpose of transuding the
Druggist business in Darien, Is by articles of limitn
tiort dissolved. T P PEASE.
nov 10 i8t
Just tfcccivcd*
4 OTH nnd 14th Nos. ofC'hitrles O'Malley the
JLO Irish Dragoon, I
illustrations, for «ale by
dec 31
Irish Dragoon, by lltrry Lorrojtmr, with
Georgia—Camden County Supe
rior Court.
November Term, 1040.
AlexanderIlolzendutf, J
vt. > Rule Nisi.
Jnmes U. Bliss. j
O N the petition of Alexander Holzcndurf, it ap
pearing that James It. Bliss, on tha 23d day
of March, 1837, mudo and executed his certain
mortgngo deed to suid Alexander Holiendorf, in
and to all that piece or parcel of land in the Town
of St. Murys, known os part of lot number twenty-
six, beginning nt the South East corner of snid lot,
thence running West on Bryant stree^tn lot owned
by Peter Cost one hundred leet. thence North two
hundred feet, thence East one hundred feet, thence
Soutli two hundred feel, to the placoef In ginning:
together with nil ntul singulnr tiiu improvement*,
rights, members und appurtenances thereunto ap
pertaining or in nny wise appertaining, for the bet
tor Hccuring the payment of a promissory note, made
by the said .1 nine* B. Bli*s to the suid Alexander
Ilolzcndoif on the duy und year aforesaid, for the
sum of fivo hundred dollars, with interest from ditto
uml duo nnd paynlde|eighteen months after date o>
said luite: and that the principal nnd interest ofsnid
note are still due nnd unpaid to the suid Alexander
Holzcndorf: On motion of A J Bessent, plaintiff's
attorney, It is ordered, thnt rim said James B.
Bliss do, on t-r before rite first dny uf the next term
of this Court, pa> unto tiio same rim principal and
interest which may be then duo on snid promissory
note or in default thereof, the equity of redemption
of rim snid Janies B. Bliss, in ami to the snid mort
gaged premises, bo from thenceforth forever turned
and foreclosed. And iti* bother ordered, that this
will be published in one of tho newspapers of Suvan
Hah once n month for four months, or served nn said
Jnmes B. Bliss personally, nt least three muuths
previous to tlm next term of this Court.
Let Rule Nisi issue 23d-November, 1840.
CHARLES S. HENRY. Judge.
A true extract from the mitintes.
G. PERCIVAL COHEN,
dec 11 Clk. s. c. c. c.
Caimlcn Superior Court.
November Term, 1840.
Ahrahnm Mutt, )
rt. > Rule Nisi.
Daniel Heath. )
O N tiio petition of Ahrahnm Mott, praying the
foreclosure of tho equity of redemption oi'tlm
following tracts or pntcels of land, to wit: nil that
certain tract or parcel of laud, situate, lying and be
ing in rim county aforesaid, on the South side ofthe
Great Sutillu river, ami known us the Burnt Fort,
containing ono hundred acres (more or less.) said
land origidnily granted to James Simmon*; also,
all that othei certain tract or parcel of fend,situate,
lying nnd being on the South side oftlm Great Sn-
tilla river, containing two hundred nnd fifty ncres,
(more or less,) originally granted to West Sheffield;
and also, that certain oilier tract of fend, situate,
lying nnd being on tho South side of tlm Great Sn-
tilla river, containing two hundred ncres, (more or
less,) originally granted to Bryant Shnllle'd—mort
gaged by the snid Daniel Heath to the said Abra
ham Mott, Sonr., on tho twenty-first dny ufScptem
her, 1838, to secure the pnyment of the sum of fif-
teen hundred dollars and interest mentioned if* two
promissory notes of the same date, to wit: ono for
the sum of one thousand dollars, the other for the
sum of five hundred dollars,from the said Daniel to
tlm said Ahrahnm. And on morion of Mr. Clerk,
attorney for petitioner, it is ordered, that tho prlncl
pal, interest nnd ousts duo on snid remaining note
of fivo hundred dollars be paid into Coutt on or be
foro tho first dny of the next term, otherwise tho
equity of redemption nf tho said mortgaged premis-
ex will, from llmmtoforth, ho foreclosed, end such
further nnd other proceedings take place ns the few
directs. And U further ordered, thnt this rule ho
published in one of tho public gazettes ofthe State
four months before tlm timo appointed for the pay
ment of the iifnrainid, or served on the mortgager or
his special agont, at feast tlireo months previously
thereto.
Let Rule Nisi issue 24th November, 1840.
CHARLES S. HENRY,
Judge Superior Court E D.
A Into extract of the minutes.
dec 11 G P COHEN,Clk. a. c. c. c.
Bakk or in* Stat* or Gmiwia, ?
Savannah, 10th Oct. 1840. )
Sir; I have the honor to transmit the accompany-
ing docunionts, exhibiting tho semi-annual state and
condition of tho Bonk nnd its Branches, by which it
a enrs thut tho total amount of bills in actual cir-
ilion, pnyablo at rite Principal Bunk and all its
Branches, is $698,217 00
Tho amount nf specie on hand, 318,143 24
And amount pf bills of other Bunks on
hand, 490,807 00
$800,950 24
I xm very respectfully,
W. B. BULLOCH, President.
His Excellency, Chahlks J. McDonald,
Governor ef Georgia, Millcdgovillc.
Bank or tub Statk or Gkoroia, f
Suvnnaah, lUth Oct, 1840. y
Sirl—I will avail myself of the occision furnish
od by the transmission pf the setni-annunl return uf
the condition of tlm Bank, to make my gratrlul
acknowledgments tntho members of tho General
Assembly of Georgia, for the unin'errupted conft
denee reposed in me since tho orgnnizution oftlm
Bank, now upwards of twenty four years, by annual
ly electing mu ono of its Directors. In the indul
gence nf ritis expression of feeling I cannot omit
thu* publicly noticing with equal gratification the
kind nnd unwavering confidence displayed towards
me, also, by the Directors ofthe restitution, by anno
ally unnnimaasly electing me their President, for
the same period of timo.
The Legislature lit their last session directed a
sale of the stock held by the State in tho Bank, und
a large proportion has brim actually sold; the ru
nuiining amount will, in ail probability, be disposed
of in n short time, In thu event, however, of tlm
whole not being sold, and the General Assembly
should determine to elect a Director or Directors
to represent the unsold stock, I re sped fully decline
being considered n enndidute.
I have l In* honor to be, yours, &c.
W. B. BULLOCH, President.
His Excellency, CitAitLBS J. McDonald,
Governor of Georgia.
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RECAPITULATION.
Dlt. RESOURCES.
To Notes, Bonds, «fcc, discounted, I,
Bills of Exchange, discounted,
Heal Estata,
Banking Houses ond Lots,
Salaries,
Incidental Expenses,
Assignment of a Judgment,
Protest account,
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•• •• P BnnkStnto of Geo,
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Bills of othor Banks on
hand, 490.807 00
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834.595 93
192,598 39
32,909 14
81,257 00
19.466 08
3,245 65
5,100 00
437 50
130,248 04
2,486 94
192,168 04
49,038 00
1-806,950 24
$3-,350,478 95
CIt. LIABILITIES,
By Capital Stock, >
Bills in circulation,"
Dividends unclaimed,
Discount account,
1,500.000 00
745,255 00
6.326 50
80,591 36
$3,350,478 95
Reported Circulation as above, 745,255
Deduct this sum on hand, ns pot debit side, 49,038
Leaving in nctu j| circulation, $896,217
Surplus Kurd,
Balance due in other Banks,
” " " Bank Stale «f Geo,
" " Branches,
Individual Dopoiiics,
89,715 00
401.024 15
140,040 56
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Statk of Gkoroia. Chatham County.—William
B. Bulloch, President,and I.K. Tefft, Acting Cash
ier, of the Bank of tho State of Georgia, being duly
sworn, say that the returns herewith made contain,
to the bent of their knowledge and belief, a true
st’itemr nt of tlm condition of said bank and branches;
rim returns to this bank from each branch having
been made under tho oath of rite President nnd Cash
ier thereof, and from Milledgevillc and Greensboro’
from tha Cushicr and Agent there.
W. B. BULLOCH, President.
I. K. TEFFT, Acting Cashier.
Sworn to. before me. the 16th October, 1849.
M. MYERS, J. I. C. C.C.
QUARANTINE BILL.
An net to protect tho slnvo propeityof the penpls
of the Slate uf Georgia, by compelling vetieis
owned or commanded by citizens of, or com
ing from tlm ports of rim State of Maine, nnd the
officers, seamen, and passengers thereof, to per
Jdtm quarantine, nnd to provide for a search thors
of.m their departure.
W here.!*, certain persons have been charged with
having feloniously taken and carried away the per
sonul property of some of the good citizens of this
Stain and hove fled to tlm Stnte of Maine: and
whereas, the Government nf Maine has refused, af
ter a constitutional and legal demand has been made
by the Executive of this State, to deliver up such
fugitives from justice; which refusal is an nsiump
lion of authority not only in violation of riieconiti
tutionul compact, but wholly destructive of the
right* of private property: For remedy whereof:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repro
senlutives of the State of Georgia, in General As-
M' mbly met, That from and after the first day of
March next, every vessel by whatsoever description
or mime known, owned or commanded by any citi
zen ol, nrcoming directly or indirectly from any port
of the State of Maine, und the officers, crew and
passenger* thereof, ehnll perform quarantine for
uml during the space of one hundred days ufter arri
viil within tlm limit* of this State, and whilst such
vessel may he under quarantine it shall not be law
ful for tlm officers, seamen, nnd passengers thereof,
or nny of them, lo goon shore or on board any -hip,
vessel,or boat whatsoever;and in cose such officers,
seamen or pos-engers, whilst under quarantine,
shall go onshore or on hoard nny whip, vessel,or
boat, whatsoever, he, -he, or they, shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor, ond on conviction, shall be impris
oned at hard labor in the Penitentiary for a period
not less than five nor longer than ten years.
And be it further enacted, Thnt during the con
tinuniceof this ncr, no vessel from the Slate of
Maine, as before described, nor any officer, seaman,
or passenger thereof, shall approach within three
miles of any seaport city, town, or hum'etof this
Stuie, without being considered ns having viofewd
the limit* of quarantine as intended tube provided
by this net; nnd for such upproach to said city, tow n,
or hamlet, be, she. or they, shall be indicted for a
misdemeanor, nnd on conviction, Im imprisoned in
the Penitentiary at hard labor,not less than five nor
longet than tvn years.
And be ii fori her enacted, Thnt it shall not be lawful
fornny officers, seamen, or passengers of nny vessel,
iis hereinbefore described, whilst under quarantine,
to have ur hold nny intercourse or communication,si
ther directly or indirectly,with any slave or slaves, or
free person or persons of color, without written su
thority oltlie ow tier or guardian thereof,which shall bo
tho only justification for such ofliccr, seaman or pts
longer*, and if, whilst such vessel is under qunran
tine, any simli officer, senmon, or pos-engers, shall
liuve or bold nny intercourse or communication with
nny slave nr slave*, or per-on or persons of color,
without the authority aforesaid, he, she, or they,
shall ho indicted forn’mi*demenor, and on convic
lion shall Im imprisoned as herein provided by the
first section.
And be it further enacted, Thnt after nny vessel,
as hereinbefore described, shall be discharged from
quarantine, and before sailing from nny port in this
State, ii shall lie the duty of the captain or comman
der thereof, to givo twenty four hours previous no
tice of such departure to tho mayor ortho highest
municipal officer* ofthe seaport city, town, or ham
let, from which such vessel i« about to sail,who shall
be, nnd is hereby authorized, to make a search of
such vessel; and on failure to give such notice, such
captain or commander shall be guilty of a misde
meanor, and on conviction, fined at the discretion of
the court,
dec 31
AN ACT
To amend "an Act to alter and fix the time of hold
ing tin* Superior Court* in the Eastern District
of this State," assented to 26th December, 1837.
Bo it enacted by the Senate und House of Repre
sentatives of the Stuie ol Georgia, in General Assem
bly met, and a is hereby enacted by the authority of
tiio same. That from and after the passage of this
act tiio lima of bolding tho Superior Courts ia the
counties hereinafter named shall bo a* follows, viz t
IN THE arKINO CIRCUIT.
In tlm county of Wayne, on Thursday after the
first Monday in April; in tho county of Camden, en
rim second Monday in April; in thu county of Glvnn,
on the third Monday in April; in tho countv of Mc
Intosh, on tho fourth Monday in April; in the coun
ty of Liberty, tho Mondny thereafter; in the county
of Bryan, tho Friday thereafter.
IN Tint FALL CIRCUIT.
In the county of Wayae, Thursday after tho third
Monday in November; in the county of Camden,
tha fourth Monday in November; in the county of
Glynn, tho Monday thereafter; in tho county ei
Mclnto-li. tltn Monday thereafter; in the county of
Libeity, rite Mondn) thereafter; in the county of
Bryan, the Friday thereafter.
Sec. 2. And bo it further enacted by the authori
ty aforesaid, That all writs,'precepts and pioc*ss«
tlmll hereafter bo made returnable to the times of
still Com ts above At are i; nnd all laws militating
against this act are hereby repealed,
dec 31
Tun Dollars Howard
W ILL be nntd by the subscriber for inform*
tion and proof-to conviction, of the person
or persons who, for tho last two months, have cod
milted depredations on the city lamps almost evety
night. 1 beg him or nny of them, If it i» »n act of
animosity or malice, to oomo personally before m®
for bettor satisfoction. LS G1RODON.
Lamp Contractor.
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