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(hrt insert the (weight) of insert the fpteits) bullion, fbf the * mount of when, pay to or bearer, the sum of at ten days fight, agtfcably to the enftora ofthe mint. C. D. AJfay Matter* To E. F. PayMafter of the Mint > of the United States \of America. ) And it is hereby further ordained , That the officers above mentioned, ihall fettle their accounts monthly, agreeably to such forms and vouchers as fHa.ll be preferibed by the comp troller of the treasury. - And it is hereby further ordainedy That the officers frail enter into bonds to the United States in Congress aflembled, for the faithful execution ofthe trust reflectively reposed in them, in the manner and amount following, viz. The assay matter, in the sum of ten thousand dollars, and two furetics each in the sum of five thousand duhars. The matter coiner in the sum of ten thousand dollars, and twofureties, each in the sum of five thousand dollars. And that the officers mentioned in this ordinance, as well as every other perl'on employed in tue mint, frail take and fubferibe the oath of Office, ettablifred by the resolve of the i4.fr March, 1786. And it is hereby further ordainedy That it frail be the duty-of the comptroller of the treasury of 'report monthly to-the commifiionera of the treasury of the United States, a ft ate men t of the mint accounts adjnttcd agreeably to the usual forms ; and if on such ttateinent or other infor mation it frail appear, that there has been any negletff, mis management or abuse of trust, in any of the officers mentio ned in the within ordinance, itttialfbethe dutyofthecom miffioners of the board of treasury to fufpehd such officer or officers and to report therepn specially to Congress. And it is hereby further ordainedy That fre copper coin fhutk under the authority of the United States in Congress assembled, frail be receioable in all taxes, or payments due to the United States, in the proportion of five dollars for every hundred dollars so paid.; but that no odJfcc copper eoin whatsoever fliall be receiveable in any ftaxes or payment whatsoever to the United States. And nuhsreasy The great quantities of bast copper cojn daily imported into/ or manufaftured within the several states, is become so highly injurious to the interest ahi com. Ilierce ofthe fame, as to require the immediate interposition of the powers vetted by the confederation in the United States iu Congress aflembled, of regulating the value of the coin so current as aforefaid. It is hereby ordainedy That no foreign copper coin what* soever, frail after the firft day of September 1787, be cur rent within the United States of America : And that no cop per coinflruckunder'the authority of a particular ttate, frail pass at a greater value than one federal dollar for two pounds and one quarter of a pound avoirdupois weight of such cop* per coin. Done, &c. HO USE of ASSEMBLY, August 3, 1786. loth Clause. That his Honor the Governor in Concil be re queued and impowered from time to time, to make such issues of Money out ofthe said fund of L 30,000 and premote such further arrangements for thefervice of this State in the pre sent exigencies of affairs as frail appear neceflary and as Ihall be recommended by the Comffioners or a Majority of them. A true Extradi, JAMES M. SIMMONS, C. Q. A* fcORAD of COMMISSIONER S for treating with the Creek Indians Augusta 29, Sept. 1786. In a Conference yesterday between his Honnor the Gover nor in Council and this Board, some doubts appeared to exist witht hat body refpefting the propriety of their ereating the following Officer?, which appearto both Boards indifpeufably neccffary to wit: a Commandant of Horse, a Commiflary of lifues, an Infpedor of thejAnny and a Paymaster : Whereupon Rejolved, That it be recommended by this Board to his Honor the Governor in Council to proceed to the appointment of the above Officers under this refti i<3ion that they be not intitled to any pay as such until they refpeCiiveiy enter upon the duties of their Officers. * Ext rail from the MinuteSy GEORG HANDLEY, Cik. BOARD of COMMISSION ES, Oclob. 9, i 7 S6. The Honorable the Executive having communicated to the Board copies of ceitain regulations for the Governnicnt ofthe heads of the different departments now in ft© public and the fame being read, ®nrice M.efol'Vtdy Thpt the Board do highly approve of rh# c• j Regulations and think, they will very mu<ffi conduce to eoad Order and Oeconomy in the expenditures of the Moaa6, E*irad from the Minutts JAMES M. STUART, CB. C . . U CI L, ' r «*- ed , That the loth Clause of the coucun ent of t bc LegilUiure o„h. Jt h da y ofAugu.t Z With two Reports of the Board of Commiffioiiers for with the Creek Indians dated the 29th day of Sentemh#.r j pth of Ortobcr last past be publuhed. P ‘ Cmber and E xtrafl from the Minuter JAMES MERIWETHER, S. E. C. ‘ The following Gentlemen are elertcd to renrefent th. Couuty of Franklin in General-Affeifibly, to wit BELJAMIN CLEVELAND, \ JACOB HOLLAND, f jOMN BARTON, r THOMAS P. CARNES, } JESSE WALTON, f NEAL CLEVELAND, < Efjuires, JOHN KEES, x WILLIAM SLOAN, / JOHN CLEVELAND, r WILLIAM MARTIN, ) /■' v sy*g N O T 1 C E. THE fuhfcriber being often interrupted by different Applications for payment of No;es given by other peilons for the Delivery of his Bonds, without his knowledge. And also for payment of Notes given by himfeif to fondry Persons for which he has in foine iuftances fettled or procured legal claims against. He therefore requests thole poneued of his Bonds or Notes, which have been pajied away by the persons to whom they were orginallv given, to bring them in by tjic hrrt day of February next, at which time he will attend at Augulta, lor the purpole, of fettling or liquidating the fame.—All foofc indebted to him are deiired to make pay* m on or before that day in his own Bonds or Caih, ottier wijie, ftiits will be commenced against them, and such Notes for the delivery of his Bonds as have or may fall imo his hands previous thereto, he experts will then be taken up or suits will accordingly be brought upon them. Aug’ijta, Decej/it. 15, 17 RICHARD CAI*L. L O S T. ‘ By the fnbfcriber on Saturday evening last, a black leather Pocket*Book containing several valuable papers, and a Tobacco Note, marked TH No. 516-1348 Pounds CJrofs i6z Pounds Tare 1186 Pounds Nt. in my own Name. Who ever will deliver the said Tobacco Note with or without the Pocket Book and Papers to Robert Chriftmafs Elq. at Mr. Fox’s or to me foall receive five dollars Reward and no questions a&ed. Augujia, Decemb. Zs> 1786. thomtas hartqn. if —■■’»« —•— ——— Georgia ! BY L,ewis Gardner Register of Probates for the County of Richmond,-—Whereas Joseph Pannell of Wilkes County and James Fox Richmond County, have made Application to me to grant them letters of Administration on the Estate and Efferts of Johu Bacon of Richmond County and State ' deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and Angular the Kindred and Creditors of the said John Bacon deceased, that they be and appear before me at my Office on the 15th day of January next, to then Cause. if any tl.«;y have why the said letters of Administration should not Le granted. Given under my Hand ar.d Seal at t the said Office this fifteenth day of December Anno Domini 1786. LEWIS GARDNER R. P. (L. S.) Savannah Post. 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