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XXTU.L ho • >l«t un lhffimTuo*dpyln February
W- next, before ibo C\\urt House, In the city of
Savannah, between tlm usual hours of * ale. I lie fol
lowing rlgbty-elghi (811) Negro slaw*. W ]»l«
Boatswain, Rachael, Cooper, Marllm old Marne,
Tcriah, uM Rnchitel, old Clarey. Sarnh, KIim,
Immiii, Miub.ll, )«un« FnnynjuiB. oja
Clulm. WillWm. I'tata. )««. >•'«"« n»»
l. l, Affv, JH-..W Wiiu,«. lililo Miiry. Horn.,, J »,
Jack, George, lVg*y, little Sarah, little Abram, big
Abram, Juno, Inllo Bella, oki llalla, ElUliubelh, Mo
I. y,-Harriet,old Glasgow, old Sno, Agrippu Light*
loot,Sylvia, Jane,Tom, Abby. Adam, Potty, John,
Philip, Charlotte, Davy, old Hannah, Billy, Jubn,
M uili n*. Dol'y, Flora, old Hairy, Fanny, Lucy,
t 'buries, Cnrhlina, old Potty, Kvr, Lusty, old Polly,
Ch o*, B.innlt, old Fortytnoro, K«ty, littlu John,
young Harry, old Phcobo. Nelly, Warren, Diitnn,
Cte«ar, Scipio, Jinny, larael, old Bjgby, Joe, Deck,
ilctly, l.o h, big Mnry, Ned, young Chtriaao and
I ii.tmond,; levied on under und by virtue of an exe-
union on mcelnauro of mortgage, iaatied out of tho
Superior Court of Chnth-im County, nt tho Inatanco
t>f Charles Spalding va William C. liarriaand Duvid
Soadgrass.
ELISHA WYLLY, Sheriff c. c.
dreg •
Gunrtliuii'ti Salt*.
W ILL be .old o i tho firat Tuo-dav in Februa
ry, before thn Court House in tho city ofSa
vnnnali. between tho uaual houra of aale, tho follow
in?four Negro Women, slaves, viz: Cindy, Nelly,
Phil ia and Maryann, nnd five hundred^ ncrea of
Land, lying in Chnthnm county, on the Savunnah,
Uguchoe and Alutamtiba Canal, about eight mile*
from tho city—the property oi Jntne* A. CourvoWe,
minor; by order of the iluiioialilu the Inferior Court
of Chatham county,when sitting for ordinary purpoa
cs. BENEDICK BOURQUIN,
nov 1-1 Guardian.
City SlieriU’s Sales.
O N the first Tuesday in February t.rxt, will bo
•old before the Court Houra in the city of Sa
v.innah, between the uaual houra of aale, a negro
woman named Betsey, levied.on by virtuo of fi fa*
i**ued from th- Honorable Court of Common Plena
nnd of Oyer and Terminer for the city of Savannah,
nt the inatnnee of \V II & S Roger*, v*. James
Cole, Farley R Sweat, va. James I) Colo. Also, fi*
fa* issued from Justice* Conns and returned to me.
Also, nt tho an me time nnd place, one hundred and
seventy five barrels of Lime, levied on by virtue of it
ilLtrcrs warrant issued from tile Honorable Interior
Court of Chatham county, at tho instance of the Iron
Sterunhont Company, va. White & Uartel*. Term*,
bankable money.
dec SO LEVI S RUSSELL. Sheriff.
AtlminiKtruior’s Sale.
O N tho first Tuesday in February next, will bo
•old before tho Court Housu in Cherokee
County, in the State of Georgia, between tho u«unl
hours of sale, L-*t No 257 (two hundred ami fifty
•even) >u she second district, second section, (Cher
okeo County,) containing forty acres, belonging to
vfio real estute of Emanuel De La Motto, deceased.
Also,
Oi.tbefiist Tuesday in Fubruary next, bpfoie the
Court ilousn in Savannah, in tiie County uf Chatham,
between tVo usual hour* of .ule, a Negro mini slave
named I.alor, belonging to said estate of Emanuel
Do I.» Motta, rt.-esasod; the *aid Land und Slave
being sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors
of said estate, nnd by order of ibo Court ofOrdinnry
of Chatham County. Terms cash, purchaser paying
lor titles. SOLOMON SI1EFTALL,
Administrator E De Lu Motta, dcc'd.
Uuorxiit-iUcliilO!tli County.
W HEREAS William King npplius to me for
Letters of Di*inis*ion,ns Admtnistrator.upon
the rstnta of C.ipt James Devcger, late of said
county, dccca*ed.
These are therefore to cite nnd ndmonish ulland
singular, the kin. Ircl and creditors of said deceused,
to bo and appear at my office, within the time pro
scribed by law, to allow cause, ifnny they have, why
mid letters should not bo granted.
Given under my hand, at my office, this third day of
August, Eighteen 11 und red and Forty.
J. E. TOWNSEND,
nog tl Clerk, c. o. McT, c.
Georgia, Chatham County.
To nil whom it may concern.
W HEREAS Henry K. Burroughs, adminis’r
of the cute of Aoiy Dcnsler. late of Chat
ham county, dec *nscd, hath applied to the Honora-
Ide the Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, for
letters Distnissory.
These are therefore to cite and ndmonish, all con'
ccrned, to file their objections (if any they have)
in the clerk's office,ofthu suidcouit, on or before the
fifteenth day of J,iiiunry next; otherwise letters
dismissury will b*> granted.
Witness, tho Honorable Elias lined, one of the
Justices of the said Court, the fourteenth day of
Ju.'v. A. D. one thousand eight hundred nnd forty.
EDWARD G. WILSON, Dop’yClk. c.o.c.c.
July 15
Ciuorjjia—C'liiiilmm County.
To all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS Henry K. Burroughs, adminis’r
of the estate of David R. Densler, lute of
Chatham county, deceased, hath applied to tho
Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Chatham
County,for Letters Distr.innry.
These are therefore to cite and ndmonish,all enn-
rorned, to fihi their objections (if any they have) in
the Clerk's ollice of the said court, on or lo-foro
the fifteenth day of January next; olhet wise letters
of UUmissory will he granted.
Witness the Honorable Elias Reed, onn of tho
ths Justices of tho said Court, tho fourteenth duy
of July, A. D. ono thousand eight hundred ami
forty. EDWARD G. WILSON,
july 15 Deputy Cletk c. o. c. c.
Gcor^iii, Cum<l<;:i County.
'^rnCREAS, Elvn Kiboron, administratrix of
W!
the estate of Manuel Hiheron, deceased, up
plies to the Justices of tho Inferior Court, when sit
ting for oitlimrv purposes, for letters of dismission
on said estate. These arc therefore to cilo und ml
nionisli nil persons interest.-.!, to file their objections
(if any they luve) in tli<**otfico of the Clerk of tho
Court of Ordinary, at Jefferson, in said county,with
• ft the time pr scribed by law, otherwise the slid
Elva Utber.in, may obtain tbu letters of dismission
applied for.
Witness, the Honorable Hugh Brown, one of ths
Justices of said Court, thi*7lh day of October, 18-10.
oc 18 G. PEUCIVALCOIIEN, Clkc occ.
CJeurtfiu—•Chatham County.
To till whom it may Concern.
W HEREAS, Leonidas Wylly, Administrator
estate Jonntliiu Lnuicll, lute of Chaihum
Countydeceusod, hath apjdted to thu honoruhlo the
Court ol Ordinary of Chatham County, for letters
diarni-sory.
These mo therefore to rite nnd admonish all con
rented, to file theii objections (ifany they have) in
in the Clerk’s officenf the said Court, on or before
tho nineteenth day of March next, otherwise letters
dismlssory will he granted.
Witness, tho Honoruhlo M. Myers, one of tho
Justices of the said Com I, the nineteenth day of Sep
tsmbor A. D. one thousand eight hundred nnd forty.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
^_*ep 19 Deputy Cletk. c.o. n.
Chatham Ulterior court,
. JULY TERM, 1810.
W HEREAS, Joseph Ross, W»n. IJ. Mnnman,
Simon Bunts, James Folker, K. B< Harvey,
an.) James A. Fawns, were summoned to attend the
present term of this Court as Jurors, and tnudu de
fault,
Ordered, That they he severally fined in thn sum
of twenty dollars, each, unless they do, on nr before
the first tiny of thn next term, lila with the Clerk of
this Court good and* ulficient excuses lor said de
fault.
LA true extract from thn minutes.]
EDWARD O. WILSON,
ang 12 TlOt Deputy Clk Inf. c. «. c.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.
A ll persons having demand* against tho estnto
sY of Duncan Gruhstti, lata of Chatham county,
are requested to present tha same, nnd thoso in
debted to said estate will plenso pay tho same to
no 15 I6t JOHN MURCHISON, Adnt'or.
Notice.
F10UR months nfter dote, application will ba
JL nmda to tho Court of Ordinary for Camden
County, for leave to sell all tho estate, both real nnd
|>ersonnl, la-lunging to Robert Bessent, Into of said
county deceased.
WILLIS LANG, Administrator.
Cnmilen Couuty, Geo., Aug. 3, 1840. oitg 14
Georgia, Camden County.
TT7I1ERF.AS, A J Bessent has applied to ilia
W lion, the Court of Ordinary,' of Camden
County, for letter* of administration on the ettalo uf
Hornce S Pratt, Inle or Alnhtmn.deceaml.
Thesoarc thorefiire to ci'o and ndmonish, all nnd
singular, tho kindred nnd creditors or tho suid do
eea-ol, to file tltcir objections, if any they havo, in
tho Clerk’s idfico or said CAurl, within tha time pro
scribed by law, otherwise letters of administration
will hegrapted.
Witness, the Hon. Archibald Clark, one of tho
Judge* of said Court, this 30lh November, 1840.
G I’KRCIVAL COHEN, Clk.c.o.c.c.
nov ti
Court ofCoiuiuon Plena, and of
Oyer nnd Terminer, for (lie city
ofSavauimli-June term, 1910.
W HEREAS Dr. Wm. A. Cuirulhers, Henry
D. Weed,Goo. Hull May, nnd B N. l)ou-
3 lass, Grand Jurors; John Ccrcnpoly, Janies Mid-
laton, Dnvid Vender, Lewis Fairchild, Francis
Truchulet. G. D. Coombs, S. A. l’utut, Chnr'cs
Boyd H. E. Nichols. Wm Hcidt.nnd Patrick llnrt,
Petit Jurors, stitnnioncd to nttend this term of tho
Court, mado default.—Ordered that Grand Jurors
l»e fined in the sum of forty dollars each, nnd Petit
Jurors ill the sum of twenty dollars eacli, unless
they do severally filo with ilie Cleik of this Court,
good nnd sufficient oxruse* for default, on or before
the thin! Monday in October next ensuing.
A truoextract from the minutes.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
tug 21 Dep. Clk. c. c. r. ofo& t. e. s.
Geortfia, Camden County-.
W HEREAS, Israel Geer lias upplied to tho
Hon. tlm Court of Oidinniy, of Camden
County, for letters of administration un tho estate of
Letuliit Atkinson, di-crasr-d.
These are therefore to cite nnd admonish, all nnd
singular, the kindred nmi creditois of iho said do
ceased, to file their objections, if any they have, in
Clerk's office of said Court, in the time prescribed
by law, othoi wise letters uf administration will he
granted.
Willies*, the Hon. James M Smith, one of tire
Justices of sail! Court, 30th November, 1840.
G PERC1VAL COHEN, Cl’k.c. o. c. c.
nov G
Chatham Siipt-t ior Court.
MaY TERM, 1810.
W HEREAS, Michael I’rrndergast, a Grand
Juror, summoned for tho present May term,
made default,—Ordered, thnt he be fined in the sum
of $41), unless good nnd sufficient cause of excusebo
filed with the Clerk of this Court, on or before the
fir«t dny of the next term; nnd rcherent, John A
Hemerling, Hugh S. Watts. James A. Norris, Jns.
R. Norris, George II. Kriffer, James McDonald,
John Stuart and William H. Smith, Petit Jurors,
summoned to attend the present term, madedcfuuli
—ordered, that they ho severally fined in tho sumof
fifteen dollars each, unless they do filo sufficient
causes of excuse, according to the statute in such
cases mode nnd provided. And, whereat, W. B.
Thomas, and William Gorham, Petit Jurors, made
default nt tlm present term, a part of snid term.—
Ordered, that they he severally fined in the sum of
ten dollars each, unless good nnd sufficient excuses
he filed according to law. And whereat, William
Gatpin, James Roberts, Alexander Watt, J. F.
Thomas, K. Champion, Putrick Hnrt.W. H. Lloyd,
W. A. Pitman, J. F. Segura, Thomas M. Turner,
Alonso Day, Thomas Butler, T. C. Sullivan nnd
Francis Truchelut, Talismcn on the Petit Jury,
summoned to attend tho present term, mode default,
—Ordered, that they lie severally fined in the sum
of fifteen dollars each, unless they file good nnd snffi.
cient causes of excuse with theCIvrk of tills Court,
in tho lime prescribed by law. And, tcherent Ilobt
M. Phimzy, Henry F. Willink, John Robinson, D.
F. Scranton, John Mnllery, N. B. Knapp, John
Cope, jr, James A Clifford, J F Herb, Eli Pitiman,
Henry James,.I D Delunny, C E llnri*, W J liar,
per.C L McNish, Joseph Densler, fames Palmer,
P K Wnit. S B Hill and JoimS Coombs, TulDmen
on the Petit Jury, made default nt the present term.
—Ordered, thnt ihey ho fined In the sum of ten ilol*
Inrs each, unless good nnd sufficient excuses he filed
with the Cleik of this Court, on or before the first
dny of the ensuing January term.
A true* extract from tho minutes.
EDWARD G. WILSON, Dep CWk.sc c c,
nug 12
IStillocIi Superior Court.
Match Term, 1840.
Rachel Wilkinson, ^
Riley Wilkinson. )
Dive*
Jley \\ ill
milESheiiff having returned, thnt the defendant
JL Riley Wilkinson is not to he found in the
County of Bullorh, nn motion of Levi S. D’Lyon,
Attorney for the complainant, it is ordered, th'Jlihc
suid Riley Wilkinson do file hi* answer in defence,
to the said action nt nr In fore thn next tri m of this
Cnuit. And it is fnrthei ordered, that service of this
rule he perfected by publication in one of the
Gazettes of Iheeity of Sit* annuli, once a month until
the expiration of the time limited for the filing of
tin* defend;nit’s answer.
Extract from the minutes.
STEPHEN THORNE,
np 12 Deputy Sheriff.
Chatham Superior Court, iviuy
Term, INIO.
Alexander Wilson nmi wife, complninnnta. vi. Wm
G Leo, and Joseph Wiggins, defendants—In
Equity.
I T appearing hv the affidavit ofcnmplninnnls’ soli
citor, that the defendant Joseph Wiggins resides
out of the county of Coal ham, and that service has
been perfected upon the oilierdefeiidnm William G
Lon. On motion of Levi S D’Lyon, Complainants’
Solicitor, it is ordered, thnt the snid defendant Jos,
Wiggins do p!oud, answer or d-tnur, to the snid hill
wiihitifour months from tho adjournment of this
Court; und it i« further ordered, thnt this rule he
published once n month until the expiration of the
time limited lor thu defendants'oppeurancc,4tli Jui
1840.
A true extract from the minutes.
EDWARD G WILSON,
june 7 Dept. Cl'k Sup. C. C. C.
City .Nlirrill’s Allurliiiient Sale
O N the 24th dny -if December instant, hetweo
tha lawful hours of sale, will be sold bofo
S i'hilbtick & Cc’s miction store, in the city uf
vnrinnh, the schooner Vesta—levied on by virtue ou
uu nttncluiicnt issued Irointho lion. Court of Com
mon Pirn* and of Dyer und Terminer for the city of
Savannah, at the instance nf E P Butts, Guiiiiiioti
of Eliza B Shad vs. Wiliium Manor; suid schooner
sold l»v order of Judge D’Lyon, (dated I2llt Decern
bor, 1810.) Term* hnnkablo money,purchaser pay
ing for titles. LEVI S RUSSELL, Sheriff,
dec 15-
Utmrgiu, C'nanl<*ii coaniy.
W HEREAS, Msry Harden ha* iippliril to the
Hon. tbu Court of Ordinary, of Camden
County, for iwtiers of ndmiuisiratiun uu tho estate of
Thomas E Hardee, decerned.
Thrxa aru iherefom to cite nnd ndmonWh, all and
singular, tlm kindred mid creditors nf the snid deceus
o.l, to file their objections, ifnny they have, in the
Clerk's office of said C'rptrt, in tha titnu prescribed by
hive, otherwise letters of administration will be
granted,
Wltnetf, the Hon. Hogh Brown, onn of the Jus
tlces of said Courr,3>Jth November, 1810.
G PEUCIVAL COHEN, Cl’k. c. o. c. e.
novG
A Wiinlnd.
SITUATION a* Book Keeper or general
Cleik id n CominLsinn House or Wholesale
Store, by u person who has been employed for
nearly seven year# in o Bank and who can produce
certificate* as tv hi* character and abilities. A lino
addressed to J. V N„ left at the Post Offtca box
Noy 23.5, w ill have immediate attention,
i.ae5—|7t
l-jfK’.llCUlor'M .Null).
O N thefirst Tuesday in January next,before the
Court House, in the city of Savannah, be
tween the u*nnl hours of sale, w ill ho sold, n Trunk
of Clothing, one Silver Watch, Stc., belonging to
thu estaoiof A P Nurtoo, latu of Florida, duceured.
By order,
ROUT W POOLER, Escheator cc.
dec, 1G
A LL persons indebted to the estate of A P Nor
Ion of Florida, lately of Chatham County,
deceused, are requested to makn payment to the
undersigned, und those to whom said ustnto is in
deblcd aro required to hand in their hills properly
attested, within thn limn prescribed hv law, to
UOBT W POOLER, Escheator c e.
dee IG
G(!t>rgl»»Lil>i!i ly county.
TTTIIEUEAS, Archibald Hodges and Jno Delk
W npplie* for letters of ndrniiiutraiion on the
Estate of William Hodges, lute of snid county, d«
coined.
These ntn therefore to cite nnd ndmonish nil nnd
singular, tha kindred und creditors ofsaiil deceasod,
to lie and appear at my olfiea within the limo pie
scribed by law, to show cause (if any exist) why
snid letters should not bo granted.
Given under my hand at the Clerk's office (Ids
9th day of December, 1840.
• dec 14
JOHN W STACY, c. o.o. t..c.
....!? , iK ,| r »H«i Flour.
H HPS prime St Croix 8ngnr
Zi\P 200 hbU superfino Union Mills Canal Flour
Just rect-ivuil por ship Newark and for anlaby
due 12 HENRY JMJU'fiJt.
LEGAL NOTICES.
city idurslml’it Sitlo.-
O N the first Tuesday In February next, In front
of tha Court Hnute, In'tho city of Snvun
nnh, between the usual hours of sale, (under tho
su|wrintondance of the Committee on 8a|ns) Iho
following Lou, re-etitered upon for greund rant, vlx t
Lot Number 24, Libotiy Ward, boundud East
by Jefferson struct, South by York street, West hy
lut Nn 23, und North by President street, re-entered
as tbo property of estate Samuel Wilkin* for greund
rent.
Also, Lot No 35, Liberty Ward, bounded Fa*t
hy Lot No 30, South hy South Broad street, West
by Jot No 34,and North by a Lane, re-entered astho
propeity estate Samuel Wilkins fur ground rent.
janO A HARMON. Chy Marshal.
■wnERE?s“j.T® l K“ri.m 0 wil« to th.
W Hon. tli. Couil of 0nlln.t> of Glynn conn
for letters of administration on tho estate of Ann
Webster, Into of snid county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite lhd admonish, all end
singular, tho kindred nnd creditors of the said de
ceased, to file their objection*! (if any they have) in
tho Cluik’s office of said Court, within the time pre
scribed by law, otherwise letters of administration
will he granted.
Witness the Hon. Francis M Scarlett, one of the
Justices oftboInfetiorCouit, 18th December, 1840.
dec23 JAS. MOORE, Clk. a. o. a. c.
Stale of Gcorgiu y Cliulliuut Ce.
To all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS, Margaret U Desnoycr.lm* appli
cd to the Honorable tho Court of Ordinary
of Chnthum county, for letters ol administration on
the estate and effects of A V Dcsnoycr, Into of Clint
Item county, deceused.
Thc*o nro tlicrefoie to cite nnd admonish, nil nnd
singular the kindred and creditors ofth-asaiddecras
ml, to file their objections (if any they have) tu the
granting of tho administration of the estnto nf the
deceased to tho npplicnnt in the Clerk's Office of tho
snid Couil, nn or before the scconU duy of February
next; otherwise letters of administration will bo
granted.
Witness, the Honorable M Myers, one of tho Jus
lice* of the said Court, the second duy of January,
A. D. one thousand eight hundred nnd forty one.
iun 3 ROUT W POOLER, Clerk.
Administratrix's Notice.
F OUR months after dnto. application will ho
mado to the Honorable tho Inferior Court of
Chatham County, sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell tho following properly, belonging to
the estate of Walter Smith, decruxed, to wilt u
•loop mimed George Washington, nnd five negro
slaves, named Jnck, August, Hannnh, Nelly, nnd
Dncrnt, for the benefit of the heirs nnd creditors of
•aid estate. MARGARET C. SMITH,
oc l Administratrix.
Notice.
A LL person* having demands against John Fort,
Into wf Wayne county,deconxcd,are requested
to prcsonl them duly authenticated to the suhscri
hers, within the time prescribed by Inw; nnd thoso
indebted ure requested to make payment to
ELIAS FORT. ) .. .
nov20 JOHN FORT, Jr. ) fc * ur!
Notice.
F OUR month* after date I shall apply to the
Hnn. the Inferior Court of the county of Bui
loch, while sitting fur ordinnry purposes, for leave
to sell one hundred ncres nf Land belonging to thu
Estnto of Simeon Sheffield, deceased, for the pur
pose of paying the debt* of snid deceased,
oc31 JAMES HAGIN. Adm’n
Georgia—( lisitlmm County,
To nil whom it may concern.
W HEREAS William Dudley Jr. hath npplied
to the Honorable the Court uf Oidinniy of
Chatham County .for loiters of administration on the
estate nnd effects of Wm. H. William*, late of Chut
hmn County, deceased.
Thoso arc therefore to cite an I admonish, nil nnd
Mir.gulnr the kindred nmi creditors of tho snid de
ceased, to file their objection* (if any they have) to
the grunting of the administration of the crate of
the deceased to thenpplicant in the Clerk's Office
of the said Court, nn or before the first dny of Janun
ry next; othei wise lvttcis of ndminislratiou will be
granted.
Witness, the Honorable A. Porter, ono of the Jus
lice* of tho snid Court, the first dny of December,
A. D. one thousand debt hundred and fnrtv.
EDWARD G. WILSON.
Dee 1 Deputy Cletk c. o. c. c.
Geortf ia—Chatham County.
To nil whom it mny concern:
W HEREAS Dougnid Ferguson hath applied
to the Honorable the Court of Ordimuy, of
Chnthnm County, for Letters of Administration, on
the cstuta nnd effects of Hiram Marsh, luln of
Chatham County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite nnd admonish,nil nnd
singular the kindred nnd creditors of the snid de
ceased, to file their objections, If any they linve, tu
thu granting of the administration of the estate of
tho deceased,to tho applicant, in the Clerk’s office,
of thu snid Court, un or before the twenty second
dny of December next { otherwise letter* of admin
isttntion will bit granted.
Witness, the Honorable A Porter, ono of thn Jus
ticca of tho snid Court, the eighteenth dny of No
vember, A. D. one thousnnd eight hundred and
forty. KDW’D. G. WILSON,
nov 22 Deputy Clerk, c. o. c. c.
Slate ofGcortflu—Chatham Co.
To nil whom it may concern.
W HEREAS, Willintn Remsh-irt hath applied
to tlm Honorable the Court ofOrdinnry of
Chnthnm county, for letters of Administration on
the estate nn.i effects of Isaac Hunter, Jr. of South
Carolina, deevnsed, hut formerly of Massachusetts.
These nro therefore to cite nnd ndmonish, nil und
dingulnr the kindred nnd creditors of the suid de
ceased, to file theJr objections (if any they Jmvc) lo
the granting of thn administration of the e-tntc of
the derensnd to the npplicnnt in tho Clerk’s office
of tho snid Court, on or before the second day of
January next; otherwise letters of administration
will he granted.
Witness the Honorable A Potter, one of the Jus
ticcs of snid Court, thu tccand dny of December, A.
D. one thousand eight hundred and forty.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
dec 3 Dep'y Cl'k c. o. C. c,
Georgia, Camden County.
W HEREAS, Sarah Hailey Administratrix of
the estnto of Dnvid Bailey,dec'd, npneoUfor
Inter* of dismission from snid estate. These
therefore to cite nnd admonish all persons interest
ed lo file their objections, if any they have, in tho
office of the Clerk of the Court of Ordinnry lor raid
county, within tho time prescribed hy Inw, other
wise thn snid Sarah Builey may obtain tho letters nf
dismission upplied fur.
Witness, the Hon Archibald Clmk, one of the
Justices of said Court, this 17th duv of October,
1840. G PEUCIVAL COHEN, Clerk.
oc27
Gcortfin—IVIcIiitosli County.
N OTICE —Six months after date, Wm I King
und M M Hnrris.willmnkenpplirntinntothe
Hon Justices nf thu Inferior Court of McIntosh co.
while sitting for urdinury purposes,for letters of ills
inijsion on the estute nnd effects of John llnrris,
sen'r,deceased. WM 1 KING, Adnt’or.
nug 28 M M HARRIS. Adm’x
G cortf fa—Chatham County.
To nil whom It mny concern,
W HEREAS, Hichnrd Dotson, Executor of the
lust will und testament of William Dotson,
Into of Chnthnm County, deceased, li'itli nppliod to
the Honorable tho Court of Ordinury of Chatham
County, to he dismissed from raid Executorship.
These nre therefore to cite nnd admonish, nil nnd
•ingtilnr thn kindred und creditois of thn suid do
ceased, to file their objections (if nny they havo) in
thn Clerk’s Office of tha snid Court, on or before
the twelfth dny of Mny next; otherwise letters dis
missory will be granted.
Witness, tho lion. E Reed, ono of the Justices of
the raid Court,thu 12th dny of November, A. I).
1848. EDWARD G WILSON,
»nv 12 Deputy Clerk, c o c c.
Courl of Common l'lcns and of
Oyer and Terminer for the city
of Navuunali.
OcTottKR Tkrm, 1840.
W HEREAS, I K Tcfll and Isiinc Minis, Grand
Jurors, made default at this term of thn
Court, Ordered, thnt they he severally fined In the
sum of forty dollars, unless sufficient excuse ha filed
according to law; nnd wlicten* F Qnigly, James A
Noriis, Rohcii B Jackson, llezi-kinh Crumpton,
Geo D Cornwell. Asn Clark, nail I’ulrink IInlligtsti,
Petit Jurats, mndn dr fault nt ibis term of the Cuurt,
Ordered, thnt they respectively he fined in the sum
of twenty dollars ouch, unless they do. nn or before
the second Monday in December next, severally filo
sufficient causes of excuso with thn Clerk of this
Court.
A truss nxtract.
EDWARD O. WILSON,
Pep. Clk. c. o. p Si o. Sc. T. c. ■.
Camden Superior Court.
November Term, 1840.
Abraham Mott, )
w. } Rule Nisi.
Daniel Heath. )
O N the petition of Abrnhfttr, Mott, praying the
foreclosure nf tho equity of redemption of the
following tracts nr parcels of Innl, to wilt all that
tract or parcel of land containing two hundred and
fifty ncres, mere or less, original^ granted to James
Williams—Also, nil that other certain tract or par
cel uf Innd containing four hundred acres, more or
loss, originally granted to James Prevott; and also,
nil thnt other tract nr porcel of Innd on the North
side of the Groat Snlilla, oppotte tho Burnt Fort
Ferry, containing fifty fivo acres, more or less, origin
ally granted tu John Prevail, mntguced hy the said
Dnnirl Heath, to thn snid Ahrntnm Mott, Senr., on
tha twenty fourth day of October, 1830, to recure
tlm pnyment of tho sum of two thousand dollars
nnd interest,mentioned in threopromissory notes of
tlm tame date, and payubto as fellows, t-i witt ono
thmisund dollar* on or before the 1st dny of Janunry,
1837 ; thefurtlior sum of five lundred on or before
tbo 1st dny of January, 1838; nnd tho further sum
of five hundred dollars on the 1st day of January,
1839, the sutne being for value received.
And on mutioti of Mr. Clnrk, attorney for the po
titionor, it is ordered th.it the principal, interest
nnd costs duo on the remaining promissory nnte of
five hundred dollars be paid into Court, on or before
the first dny of the next term, otherwise the equity
of redemption of raid mortgnged promises will from
thenceforth he foreclosed, und such further other
proceedings taken place as the Inw directs.
And it is further ordered, that this rulo bo pub
lished in ono of tho public gazettes nf tiie State, four
months previous to the time appointed forpnyment,
or served on tho mottgnger or his special agent, at
least three month* previously thereto.
Let Rule Nisi issue 24th Nov., 1840.
CHARLES S HENRY,
Judgn Sup'r Court, F. Di
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 the 18th June, a negro man calling himself
ISAAC—says he belongs to Thomas Tyson
of Houston county in this state, and tunawny the
1st March Inst. He is about 40 year* old and five
feet five inches high.
nov l!) P G SHICK, Jailor.
Co-partucr»liip.
T HE undersigned hnving entered into pnrtnnr*
ship under the firm of Welmun & Waugh,
respectfully tender their services to their friends
nmi the public, ns Factors and Commission Mer
chants, nnd hope by strict attention to business and
prompt execution of nil matters intrusted to their
cute, to merit a share of pnirannge.
r. II WELMAN.
sep 10 hr WM. IL WAUGH
$30 Howard.
S TOLEN from the subscriber, on thn night of the
21st im-t. a huge hay Horse, Saddle and Bri
dle, with tiie name of Mr. Bird written on tiie Bri
dle with ink, (no mark on tho Horse recollected;)
the Saddle is a fine shafted Saddle,about half worn,
with tho hack n little broken, and a pair of small
stool stirrips. I will give $50 for tho thief, if a
white person, and proof lo convict him—if a negro,
$20—nnd $10 for the Horse alone.
dc28-tf J. A. ALEXANDER.
Flour and Gin.
AA clHLS supr Howard street F our
JLwVJ 10 do Baltimore Gin, landing from brig
Oglethorpe, from Baltimore, and for sale on liberal
term*, hy F SHI ELS.
nov 22
firoiitflit io Jail.
O N Uth April, 1830, a negro man calling himself
ARMSTEAD, strys In* is iho properly of n
Mr. Chntnhois, n negro trader, from whom ho rnnn
way whilst on iris way In Mississippi, a short tlmn
previous to his npprnhenslon, flu Is about U feet
2 inclirs high, nmi 25 yeats of nge.
nov 10 P O SHICK,Jailer.
Corn, Outs and Flour.
OOAA BUSHELS Corn
& aUU 1809 do Onu
100 Mils superior Baltimore Floor
80 hnlfblils do do, for *nlo hy
dec S3 JL & W KINO.
TAXES.
Tin* following bill, as amended in Senate, has
passed both Houses.
A BILL,
To ho entitled an net to impose a tax for the support
of Government, for tiro year cigleen hundred and
f Tty ono. from llirnce.nftcrwurds.
Bo it rnneted by the Semite nnd House of Reprc
senlatives of the Suite of Georgia in General A*srm
biy nu t, and it is hereby i-nnclud by the authority of
the same, That the act passed on thn twelfth day of
December, in the year one thousund eight hundred
ami four, entitled "An net to raise n tax for the sup
port of Government, for the year one thousand eight
hundred and five,” nnd all ocis umendatory thereof,
so far ns the sumo shall not he inconsistent with tho
provisions of this net, he. nnd the snme nre hereby
enacted, nnd declared in foice, for, nnd during tho
year one thousand eight hundred and forty one; and
from thence, ufterwurds, until tho same shall bn re
pealed.
And bo it further enacted, Thnt during the timo
lids net shall continue in furco, tho tnx on bank
stock, on capital employed in lho business of broker
nge, and cnpitnl employed by Insurance and Trust
Companies in this State, .hall he thirty ono and n
quarter cents on every hundred dollnrs so invested;
on money employed by private individuals in lending
nt interest, und slmvingnnddiscounting notes.hondt,
nnd executions, nnd on all oilier notes on solvent
debtors, henring interest, excepting such notes ns
shall he founded on stiles ->fpri.perty.or merchandise,
or on service srendercd,& shall not have been renew
cd, und upon which no interest shall have been paid,
shall ho eight cent*on every hundred dollars,*o lent
nnd employed; and lhut nil bridges, ferries and turn
pikes, shall pny a tax nf ten cent* on every hundred
dollar'* worth of said bridges,ferries, turnpikes, and
fucterics, and a tux on every billiard tublo of $50
por annum.
And bo in further enacted, That so fnr ns nny
acts, or parts of acts, thnt may be construed or con
sub-red to bo now in force, make the taxes now im
posed, greater or less than is provided for in the
aforementioned tnx Inw of December, ono thousand
eight hundred nnd four, and in tho second section
of this act, the snmo are hereby repealed.
And bo it furtherenneted. That the Receivers of
Tnx Returns for the several counties in this Stnte,
•hall make a general Digest of nil tho returns of
taxable, nmi of thu taxable property of dcfuultere,
in the manner heretofore presetibed and accustom
cd under existing laws; nmi each nnd erury Receiv
er, shall make out three copies of tho Digest of, nnd
for his pnr'icu'nr county, and shall, on or boforo the
first day of July, in the year ono thntisand eight
hundred und forty ono, nnd every year afterwards,
dclivur one copy of snid Digest of Tnx Returns, to
thn Tnx Collector of tho county, ono to tho Clerk of
the Inferior Court, und shall, on or before the first
dnyof August thereafter, deliver one copy of said
Digest, to the Comptroller General of the State,
under the penalty uf onu thousund dollars fur each
nnd every omission to deliver snid copies, or either
'fthom, in the manner, nnd within the periods
nliovcdsi'ceificd. And tho Tnx Collectors of tho
several Counties, shall proceed at once to collect
the tnxes of their respective counties, according lo
tho Digest, nnd assessment thereof, delivered to
them respectively, ns ufore*aid,hy tho Receivers of
Tnx Returns of (heir counties respectively. And
the snid Tax Collectors shall pny tho taxes so to be
collected, into the treasury, on or before thefirst
dny of December, in each nnd uveryjear, beginning
with the yenr ono thousand eight hundred and forty
one, subject to such deductions and allowances, as
existing laws authorize for compensation to the lie
ccivnrs nnd Collector*, nnd other causes.
And be it further onneted, Thitun act passed nn
• ho twenty-first dny of December, 1839, entitled
"An act to impose, levy und collect n tax for the
politlcnl year 1840, nn property both real nnd per
sonul, and to inflict penalties for refusing nr neelcct
itig to comply w ith tho provisions of tho snmo," be
nnd thn same is hereby repealed; nnd the returns
nnd assessments of tnxes, mndn under nnd in pur
suunro of tho snme, hn nnd the same nro hereby an
nulled nnd superceded entirely hy thn provisions ol
this net.
And ho it further enacted. That the tnx receivers
of the present year 1840, shulliccoivo compensation
from the taxes to ho collected in 1841, in the sumo
munner us if their hook* of returns and digest wore
lint superseded by this act.
Camden Superior Court*
' <. November Term. 1840.
Aroory Sibley, > Ru]a N||||0n r or0C i 0lure 0 f mort
Ahrnham Colby. ) 8*1°*
TTI’ON the petition of Amory Sibley, preying tbo
U equity ot redemption of and in three undivided
fourth parts of all and alngular tha following das
cribed property,to wilt
All that certain tract of land, situate, lying anil
being on tho Great Sntilla River, in the County af
Camden, in the State of Georgia, and known as the
Bnmt Fort Tract of Land, containing one hundred
ncres, more or^less, originally granted to James
S|mmuns nn the ninth any of December, seventeen
hundred nnd sixty seven, *
Also, all ihatothct tractor parcel of land, situate,
lying and being In the county of Camden, on tho
South side of :he Great Satilla River, containing
two hundred nnd filly acres, more or leas, south of
arnt Fort, originally granted to West Shef
n tho sixteenth day of November, eighteen
hundred nnd thirteen.
Also, nil that other tract or parcel of land, situate,
lying and boing in said county of Camden, an the
South side of the Groat Satilla River, containing
two hundred acres, morn nr less, originally granted
to Bryant Sheffield on ths sixteenth day of March,
eighteen hundred and thirteen.
The said three tracts of Innd having been convey
ed to the snid Abraham Colby, Charles W Cutter,
and Lnlry Odell, hy deed hearing date the thirteenth
day of Murch, eighteen hundred and thirty seven,
from Daniel Heath.
Also, nil that other tiact or parcel of land,situate,
lying and being in said county of Camden, on tho
North side nf the Great Satilla River, containing
two hundred nnd fifty acres* mnreor less, originally
granted to James Williams on the eighteenth day
of June, eighteen hundred and four.
Also, till that other tractor parcel of land,situate,
lying and being in tho county of Camden, nfuresnid,
on the North sida of tlio Groat Satilla River, con
taining four hundred acres, more or less, originally
granted to James I’revntt on the sixteenth day of
December.eighteen hundred and six.
Also, all that other tract or parcel of land,situate,
lying and being in thu county of Cnmden, aforesaid,
tin tho North side of the Great Sntilln River, con
taining fifty five acres, more or less, originally gran;
ed to Jam»t Prevail on the twenty fifth day of
November, eighteen hundred ond eleven.
Also, all that other tract or parcel af land,situate,
lying nnd being in the county of Camden, aforesaid,
out lie South side of the Great Satilla River, con
mining five hundred and eighty acres, more or less,
originally granted to James Barnard in tlm year
seventeen hundred and sixty eight, nnd conveyed
by Dnniul Heath to said Abraham Colby, Charles
W Cutter, and Loiry Odell, on tho thirteenth of
March, eighteen hundred and thirty seven.
Also, all those two tracts or parcels of land con
veyed hy suid Daniel Heath to the said Abraham
Cotby, Charles W Cutler, and Loiry Odell, on the
tluru-enth day of March, eighteen hundred and thir
ty seven, containing two hundred ncres, more nr less,
situate, lying and being in tho said county of Cam
den. on the North side of the Great Sulilla River.
Together with all nnd singular the Steam Saw
Mills, and other buildings, engines, machines, tools,
personal property nnd chatties, standing on, or up
pet mining, or Imlunging to the aforesaid tracts of
iun.l or any of them.
Which suid premises, (together wilhlnndssituate
in other counties ol said State of Georgia, ail of
which will more fuUy appear hy reference to suid
deed of mortgage) went mortgaged hy the said
Abraham Colby to the suid Amaiy Sibley, by deed
bearing date the sixth dny nf June,oightcen hundred
nnd thirty nine, to secure thn paymontof the sum ol
twenty thousund five hundred nmi sixty four dollars
nnd seventy five cents, twelve month* after the date
thereof, according to the tenor nnd effect of tho pro
missory note of thn snid Abraham Colby, benring
even date with said mortgage, ond made pnyahle to
thn said Amory Sibley, and to secure which the said
mnrtgnge was given, nnd tho wholu of the principal
of which together with interest thereon from moluri
ty still remains unpaid.
On motion of Charlton & Ward, Attorneys for
petitioner, it is ordered, that the snid Abraham
Colby do pay into this Court, on or before the first
day of the next term, the principal and inrerest due
on the said note and mortgagn, and the costs of the
snid application; or in default thereof that the
equity of redemption of the said Abraham Colby to
the snid mortgaged premises be thenceforth and
forever foreclosed.
And it is further ordered, that a copy of this rule
bo published in one uf the gazettes of this Stnte,once
a month for four months, or served on the mort
gngor, tho said Abraham Colby, his special Agent or
Attorney, nt least three months previous to the lime
tho money is directed to be paid. And thnt such
further nnd other proceedings be had as are pre
scribed hy the statute in such case mado and pro
vided.
True extract from thn minutes.
G PEUCIVAL COHEN, Cl’k • c c c.
nov 28—H4t
Notice.
T HEcnpnitnership heretofore existing between
T P Pen so nnd J L Guthrie} under iho firm of
I’orvsu & Guthrie, Tor tho purpose of transacting tlm
Druggist business in Darien, is by nrticlo* oflimitu
lion dissolved. T P PEASE,
nov 10 (8t
JlINt ItCCOlVCdf
*8 OTH nnd 14th Nos. of Charles O’Malley tho
.1.0 Irish Dragoon, hy Harry Lorrequer. with
illustrations, for sale by T l’URSE.
dec 31
Bark of tub Statu of Gconau, )
Savannah, 16th Oct. 1840. )
Slrt I haratbo honor to transmiuba accompany-
ng documents, exhibiting the semi-ennuel state end
condition of the Bank andita Branches, by which it
appear* that tha total amount of bills in actual dr
culatioo, payable at the Principal Bonk and . all its
Branches, is . $606,217 00
Tha amount nf specie on hand, '316,143 24
And amount of bills of other Banks on
band, 490,807 00
Georgiu—Camden County Supe
rior Court.
November Term, 1840.
AlexanderHolzendurf, )
vi. > Rule Nisi*
James B. Bliss. )
O N the petition of Alexander Hulzendorf, it np-
pe-irinff that James B. Bli**, on tho 23J duy
of March, 1837, mude nnd executed his certain
mortgage deed to said Alexander Holzendorf, in
nnd to all that piccu or parcel of land in the Town
nf St. Marys, known as part of lut numhor twenty-
six, beginning at the South East corner of said lot,
thence running West on Bryant street to lot owned
hy Peter Cost one hundred leet. thence North two
hundred fuat, thence East one hundred feet, thence
South two hundred feet, to tho plucoof beginning:
together with all und singular the improvement*,
rights, members and appurtenances thereunto np
pcitnining or in any wise appertaining, for the bet
ter securing the payment of a promissory note, mode
by tho said James B. Bliss to tho said Alexander
Holtendoif on the day and year aforesaid, for tho
sum of five hundred dollars, with interest from date
and due and payable|eighteen months afterdate o,
snid rote: and that the principal and interest ofsaid
note aro still due and unpaid to the suid Alexander
Hulzendorf: On motion of A J Bessent, plaintiff’s
nttorney, It is ordered, that tho said James B.
Bliss do, on or before tho first day of tho next term
uf this Court, pny unto tho snme tho principal and
interest winch may be then due on said promissory
note or in dofiiuli thereof, tho equity of redemption
of the said James B. Bliss, in nnd to the said mort
gnged premises, be from thenceforth forevor barred
and foreclosed. And it i* fuilher ordered, that this
will bo published in one of the newspnpers of Savon
nah once a month for four months, nr served on said
James B. Bliss personally, at lonsi three months
previous to tho next term of this Court.
Let Rule Nisi issue 23d November, J840.
CHARLES S. HENRY, Judge.
A true extract from tho minutes.
G. PEUCIVAL COHEN,
dec 11 Clk. s- c. c. c.
Camden Superior Court.
November Term, 1840.
Abrnhom Mott, )
vi. > Rulo Nisi.
Daniel Heath. )
O N tho petition of Abraham Mott, praying the
foreclosure of the equity of redemption of the
following tract* or parcels of land, to wit: all thut
certain tract or parcel of land, situate, lying nnd be
ing in tho county ufuresuid, on tho South side ofthe
Great Satilla river, nnd known at the Burnt Fort,
containing ono hundred seres (more or less,) said
Innd originally granted to Jamos Simmons; also,
all (tint other certuin tract or purcol of lund,situate,
lying and being on thu South side of the Great Sa
tilla river, containing two hundred and fifty ncres,
(more or less,) originally granted to West Sheffield;
nnd also, that certain other tract of land, situnte,
lying and buing on tho Souih side of the Great Sa ;
tilla river, containing two hundred acres, (more or
less,) originally granted to Bryant Sheffield—mort-
•nged by the said Daniel Heath to the said Abre-
mm Mott, Sonr., on iho twenty-first dny of Scptcm
her, 1836, to secure the payment of tho sum of fif
teen hundred dollars and interest mentioned in two
promissory note* of tho same date,lo wit: ono fur
the sum of one thousand dollars, the other for tho
sum of five hundred dollars, from the said Daniel to
thn snid Abraham. And on million of Mr. CUrk,
attorney for pot it loner, it is ordered, that the princi
pal, interest and costs due on suid remaining note
of five hundred dollnrs bo puid into Court on or be
fore tho first dny nf the next term, otherwise the
equity of redemption ofthu said mortgaged premis
es will, from thenceforth, bo foreclosed, and such
further and other proceedings take place as the law
directs. And is further ordered, that this rule be
lublished in onu of the public gazette* ofthe Stnte
'nur months before iho limo appointed for the pay
ment of the aforesaid, or served on the mortgager or
Id* special agent, at least three months previously
thereto.
Let Rule Nisi issue 24th November, 1840.
CHARLES S. HENRY,
Judge Superior Court E, D.
A true extract of tho minutes.
dec 11 Q r COHEN, Clk. I.c.c.4.
m $806/190 24
T am very respectfully,
W. B. BULLOCH, President.
His Excellency, Charles J. McDonald,
Governor of Georgia, Milledgeville.
Bark of the State of Georgia, {
Savannah, 16th Oct, 1840. )
Sir t—I will avail myself of the occasion furnish
ed by the transmission of the semi-annual return of
the condition of the Bank, to mako my gratrlu!
acknowledgments to the members of tho General
Assembly of Georgia, for the uninterrupted confi
dence reposed in roc since the organization ofthe
Bank, now upwards of twenty four years, by annual
ly electing me one of its Directors. In the indul
gence of this-expression of feeling I cannot omit
thus publicly noticing with equal gratification th*
kind and unwavering confidence displayed towards
me, also, by the Directors ofthe institution, by annu
ally unanimously electing me their President, for
the same period of time.
The Legislature at their last session directed
sale of the stock held by tha Slate in thu Bank, and
a large proportion has been actually sold; the re
maining amount will, in all probability, be disposed
of in n short time. In thu event, however, of the
whole not being sold, and the General Assembly
should determine to elect a Director or Directors
to represent the unsold stock, I respectfully decline
being considered a candidate.
I have the honor to lie, your*, &c.
W. B. BULLOCH, President.
His Excellency, Charles J. McDonald,
Governor of Georgia.
Surplus Fund, 89,715 08
Balance due to other Banks, 401.024 is
“ " Benk State ef Geo. 140,646 56
• " Branches, 41,387 3s
Individual Deposiles, 345,532 96
$3,350,476 95
•Reported Circulation as above, 7455SS
Deduct this sum on hand, os per debit side, 49,031
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RECAPITULATION.
DR. RESOURCES.
To Notes, Bonds, &o, discounted, 1,834.595 93
Bills of Exchange, discounted, 192,598 39
Ileal Estate, 32,909 14
Banking Houses ond Lots, 81,257 00
Sulnrius, 19,466 08
Incidental Expenses, 3,245 65
Assignment of a Judgment, 5,100 00
Protest account, 437 50
Balance due from other Banks, 130,248 04
•• •• S* Bank State of Geo, 2,466 94
•• « " Branches, J92,166 04
Bills of Branches on hand, 49,038 00
Bills of other Banks on
hand, 490.807 00
Specie on hand, 316,143 24—806,950 24
$3,350,478 95
CK. LIABILITIES,
By Capital Stock,
Bills in circulation,*
Dividends unclaimed,
Discount account,
1,500.000 00
745,255 00
6,326 50
80,591 36
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State or Georgia. Chatham County .—William
B. Bulloch. President,and I. K. Tefft, Acting Caib-
ier, of the Bank of the Slate of Georgia, being duly
sworn, say that the returns herewith made contain,
to the Iwst nf their knowledge and belief, a trua
stHtemrnt of the condition of said bank and brancbei;
tiie returns to this bank from each branch having
been made under the oath of the President and Coi£
ier thereof, und from Milledgeville and Greemborj'
from the Costlier and Agent there.
W. B. BULLOCH. President.
I. K. TEFFT, Acting Cnshier.
Sworn to. before me, the ICth October, 1840.
M. MYERS, J. I. C. C. C.
QUARANTINE BILL.
An act to protect the slave property of the peopl*
of the Stute of Georgia, by compelling vetssli
owned or commanded by citizens of, or com
ing from the ports of the Slate of Maine, and tbs
officers, seamen, and passengers thereof, to per
fui m quarantine, and to provide for a search tbsrs
ofon thi-ir departure.
Whereas, certain persons have been charged with
having feloniously taki-ti and carried away the per
sonal pnqierty of some of the good citizens of this
Stute and have fled to thn State of Maine: sod
whereas, the Government nf Maine has refused, if
ter a constitutional and legal demand has been mads
hy the Executive of this State, to deliver up such
fugitives from justice; which refusal is an astump
lion of authoriiy not only in violation of the coniti
rational compact, but wholly destructive of ths
rights of private property: For remedy whereof:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Hcprt
senlatives of the State of Georgia, in General As-
S'-mhly met, Thnt from nnd after the first day of
March next, every vessel by whatsoever description
or name known, owned or commanded by any citi
zen of, orcoming directly or indirectly from any port
oftheStnto of Maine, and the officers, crew and
passengers thereof, shall perform quarantine for
nnd during the space of one hundred days after am
val within the limits of this State, and whilst such
vessel may be under quarantine it shull not be law
ful fur thn officers, seamen, and passengers thereof,
or nny of them, in go un shore or on board any »hip,
vessel,nr boat whatsoever: and in ense such ufficcis,
saumen or pa«*engers, whilst under quarantine,
shall go onshore or on board any ship, vessel,or
boat, whatsoever, he, .he, or they, shall be guilty of
a mi-d-tm-anor, and on conviction, shall be impris
oned at hard labor in the Penitentiary lot a period
not |e*• than five nor longer chnn ten years.
And be it furtherenneted. That during ths con
tinunrceof this net, no vessel from the State of
Maine, ns before described, nor nny officer, seaman,
nr passenger thereof, shall approach within three
miles of any seaport city, town, or ham etnf this
State, without being contidered ns having violated
the limits of quarantine as intended lobe provided
by this act; and fur such approach lo said city, town,
or hamlet, he, she. or they, shall be indicted for a
misdemeanor, and on conviction, be imprisoned in
the Penitentiary nt hurd labor, not less than five nor
longer than t*/n years.
And be it furtherenneted, Thnt it shall not be lawful
foruny officers, seamen, or passengers of any vessel,
as hereinbefore described, w hilst under quarantine,
to havo or hold nnv intercourse or communication,si
ther directly or indirectly,with any slave or slaves, or
free person or person* of color, without written tu
thoritv ofthe owneror guardian thereof, which shall be
the only justification for such officer, seaman or pas
sengers, and if, whilst such vessel is under quaran
tine, any such officer, seamen, or passengers, shall
huve or hold any intercourse or communication with
any flavour slaves,or (icr-on or person* of color,
without the authority nfuresaid, he, she, or they,
shall be indicted for a ’misdemenor, and on convic
tion shall be imprisoned as herein provided by ths
first section.
And be it further rnneted, That after any vessel,
as hereinbefore described, shall be discharged from
quarantine, and before sailingfrom any port in this
Stnte, it shall lie the duty ofthe captain or comman
der thereof, to give twenty four hours previous no
tice of such departure to the mayor or the highrst
municipal officers of the seaport city, town, or ham
let, from which such vessel is about to sail,who shall
he, nnd is hereby authorized, to mnke a search of
such vessel; und on failure to give such notice, such
captain or commander shall be guilty of a misde
meanor, and on conviction, fined at tho discretion of
the court,
dec 31
AN ACT
To amend "an Act to niter and fix the time of hold
ing the Superior Courts in tho Eastern District
of this State,” assented to 26th December. 1837.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre
sentatives of the State olGcurgia, in General Assem
bly met, nnd it it hereby enacted hy the authorityof
the same, That from and after tho passngu of this
act tho timo nf holding thn Superior Courts in tbo
counties hereinafter named shall bo as follows, vixt
IN THE STRINO CIRCUIT.
In thn county of Wayne, on Thursday after ths
first Monday in April; in tho county ofCatnden,o«
the second Mondnv in April; in the county of Glynn,
on the third Monday in April; ia tho county of Mc
Intosh,on the fourth Monday in April; in the coun
ty of Liberty, the Monday thereafter; in the county
uf Bryan, the Friday thereafter.
IN TIIE FALL CIRCUIT.
In the county uf Wayne, Thursday nfter tits third
Monday in November; in the county of Camden,
the fourth Monday in Novomber; in the county of
Glynn, tipi Monday ihmvafter; in tho county of
Molmoth. tho Monday thereafter5 in the county of
Lilierty, tho Monday thereafter; in the cuunly of
Bryan, the Friday thereafter.
Sec. 2. And bo it further vnacte-1 by the a
tv afnreiaid, That all writs, precepts sad pt
•hall hereafter be made roturnablo to the 1
•aid Courts above slated; and all laws \
against this act are hereby repealed,
dec 31
Wanted,
A SITUATION as an Overseer on • Rice Plen*
IV ration, hy one who has had 8 years experience
on Cooper River in South Caroline, end who has
been for the two last yeere on tha Savannah Back
River; he can camn well recommended, end pled
ges himself to spare no pains on his part to give full
satisfaction to any one who may desire his services.
Apply by letter lo B. C. through the Post Office,
Savannah, Ga. t dec 15