About Georgia Argus. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1808-1816 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1812)
. P> © VuU ivijc. V....N UMBER 4. I/IILLEDGEV1LLE. published (weekly J Vy NICHOLAS CHILDERS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 2, l8l2 0 Impressed with a belief that it *-.ouiu Do enlarging his capacity to be uldul to his le low citizens in the way of his prof. Qion, the fubfLribtr fpem th* pat* winter at the Uni'-'erfi- ty if Pennfylvania in reviewing his Medical lluciies, whillt there his mpe'was particuiar'y devo ted to th"« Lettures on the prac tice ot Phytic, Surgery, and AKdwift ry. He now vrfpeftfully informs the public that he has returned i to Mtlledgtvilie & relumed his practice as formerly. D WILSON April 8,h 181 2. (tf; (By Authority.) <Cr An election will be helo at the h ule of E. Lunce ford in Miliedgeville, on Satur day the 25.h April Inftant, fora 2 1 Lieutenant in the Volun Ti-iiR J'roop of Dragoons of B wi; rour.-y— l he members p rti. ulariy requeued to attend. Fred. Freeman, Capt. Ap’ il 5!h, I SI 2 (Me) NOllLL Nine months after the date hereof application will he made to the Honorable the Interior Court ot Hancock county for leave to fell one trad of land lying in H incock, one mile above the (hoars of Ogeechec ; containing two hundreu aim (if. ty >cves adjoin 1 .! g Lands ot I. Ca ter and liaac Bin. fong ; a.i 1 ore Lot in the 23 diltfict tor mt rlv Wilkmfon. now fuiggs, containing 1 wo hundred t.wo & an h vi a< ns, No 1 4 adjoining J m ('on am* ofh> rs chi as the property < ' Robert \ ait, d and I heirs an 'editor? of laid dec. TERRY OLL1VFR, A. minilti ctor. January 24tli i8i2 (rnOin) NINE months afterdate appiir.i- tion wilt be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court of Putnam c ain- ty for leave to f-i/ one Ijratf ■ ( Laml in tire cty aforefa'd on the warters of Little river. One (rad in tlic couutv of Franklin on the warters of Lit le’s Cr. ek alfo one trad in the county of Columbia on (he wa ters of Sullivans creek, the property, of John Kennon late ol Putnam cty. deceafed, the fame to be fold for the benefit of the he rs and creditors, Charles Kennon 7 Richard Kennon, $ Feb’nary 20ik d ‘*. AN ACT Supplementary to An act to raife an additional military force BE. it rnrciiilby the Sente and Houfe of Reprcfen: atives of the Uni tfd States of America, in Cor.gr efs ujpmhlcd, J hat the non-commit lioned officer?, rnuficians and pri vates of the light dragoons {hail receive the fame uniform dloth.ng as is now provided by he -- for the artillery and infantry, excepting one pair ol gaiters and four pair of ffioes, in lieu of which, each perfon fhall be annually entitled to receive one pair ot boots, and two pair of fhoes. Sec. 2. And he it further enact rd, That the non-comniiffioned officers, rnuficians and piivates of the regiment of light artillery, (hall receive the fame clothing as the light dragoons, when ordered to be mounted. Sec 3. Ana be it further enact ed 9 That all the officers, except ing general Ulcers, who may be appointed during the prefent fes fionot Congrefs un ler the “ Aft to raife an additional military force,” (hi 11 1 ke rank in luch manner as *T P efi lent of the United States (hall direct, without regard to priorita of appointment. H. CLAY foj the benefit of the speaker of the House of Representatives. GEO I LIN ION. Vtee-Pt csiiient cf the United State;, Sz Prefident of the Senate March 17 1812 Approved, JAMES MADISON. Adm’rs. NOTICE. Nine months from tliir- date appli cation wiii be made to the H-’ ’b!e the Inferior court of Warreit'couiuy for leave to fell the rvv" ! 'lloving Tracts of land, viz on • War- Ten county containing three hundred acres more o :eIn. adjoining Solo mon Locked and orh.rs, one ctlicr Tract in O oden county, containing ■wo hundred and fifty acres more or Jefs, being part of hr real elfate of col William Stith, (deceafed) for the benefit of the heirs and cn .li ters of faid deceafed. ffohn Hobson, adm'r. on the unadminijlrated part of faid cjla e. Sept. 17. 1 m-9tn ffer direct BLANKt of every defeription for late at this OHice» AN ACT To incorporate the i’ruflees of the Georgetown L mealier School Soirty BE it enacted by the Senate and Iioufe of Rtprcfenliitives of the Uni ted > ■ cs of America, in Congrcf, ajjl’iibied, 1 nat John Lu r J. Hen ly F\>\.ul. St. ph' B Batch, Ro belt Bev/dyr^jbcrt John Alv'Damci j\j ir D hy. Wa ;ei 1). .a BuliVa, Francis S S.u..ll, JJi):i Aob lucceflbfs, >iU.y ted, n\ manner herein tvi, be, and they are hereby made, declared and conffituted, a cor poration and body politic, in law and in Let, to have continuance foiever, oy the naim., Rile and title ot “ file i'rulfees of tne George town Lmeaner School S >oi tv ” Sec. 2. And be it further enact cd i ha. ah aau lingular the lanrs, tenements, rents,annuities, rights., privileges, goods and chattels, hereto) ore give , granted, deviled or k.. qu ached, to the faid fchool. or to any perfon or perfons, for the use thereof, or that hav- nee dialed for, or on account the dine, ne, an 1 are hereby, v, Red in and confirmed to the faid corporation : And further, I'n , tin- laid corporation nay pu cli.a. .mV . receive and enjoy, an; lanus, tenements, rents, an* nuilies, rights or privileges, or any goods, chattels or other ef feds, 'of what* 1 kind or nature foever, which /hall or may here after b'e V-H, granted, fold, bequeathed si, demited, unto them by any perfon or perfons, oodies politic or corporate, capa ble of making fuch gift, grant, fale or bcque-lt; and the faid property, real and perfonal, to rent, fell, convey and confirm, or other wife difpofe of, as fully and e ffectually as any perfon or perfons, bodies politic or corpo rate, may or can do : Provided, That the clear annual income of all fuch property may not exceed | the fum of five thoufand dollars ; ! and that the Morefaid property,’ real and perfi' ial, be confidered 1 as held in tru'f, under the man j agement, and at the difpofal, of faid corporation, for the purpofe j of defraying :he expenles inci- deutal to ft. rjchool. Sec 3- And be it further enac ted, That the' Fnid corporation, by the name, Rile and title afore faid be, and lhail be hereafter, ■ forever able and capable in law to fuc* and be iued. plead and t>e impleaded, anfwer and be an swered unto, defend and 8e de fended, in any court or courts, or other placi?- and before any judge or judges, jultice or julti ces, or other perlons whatfoever within the diib : ci of Colombia or dfewhere,' ail and in all manner ot lutt.and actions, com plaints, pleas, caufed, matters and deman. -. of whatfoever kind 01 ,.,UT Ijwy may be'in as lull anu tflVTuai a m.mner as any other perfon or perfons, bo dies politic or corporate, may or can do Sec 4 And be it further en acted, That the iaid corporation lliall have full power and author ity to m. ke, have and ufe a common feal, with fuch >>evice ! ami inicription as they Bull th'nlc proper, and the fame to break, alter—and renew, at their I pleafure ; to appoint aprefident, I treasu . r, fecretary, and fuch other dicers, as they may deem necefTary and proper, either out ot their own number, or other- wife ; to affigti them their duties and to fix their compenfntion, and to remove any or all of them from office, appoint another or c hers in their place, as often as they (hall think fit ; to make, ordain, eftablifii ahd execute fuch bye-laws and ordinances as m .y be deenietLufeful o^n/governm^nt in eminent f( the fame mnilter, ame rogate a^leafiire ; to fill up va cancies that may happen in their number, between two annual elections ; and to determine up on, do and cranfad all bufinefs and matters appertaining to thr laid corporation, agreeably to the rules, bye laws and ordinan ces thereof, during their contin uance ia office : Provided, That not lefs than five truffees be a quorum to do bufinefs, and that no bye law, rule or ordinance (hall be made repugnant to the laws of t'iiediftridt oi Columbia, Sec. 5. And be it further en afled, That there fhall be a meeting of the members of the faid fociety held on the fecond Monday in February next, an - on the fame <fay in evtrv year thereafter, at the l'chool houfc erected by the faid fociety, at which time and place the faid nembers, or fuch of them as nay be prefent, fnall elect and ■hufe.by ballot, from their own lumber, twelve rrultees toferve fuch other details connected with thefe fubjedts as can be made from the abdradts, and other documents, and returns reported to him by the qmfhals and'other perfons employed to collect in fer the year enfuing their elec- j formation in conformity to the tton.and until others (hill be ! fecond fection of the act of the hundred and ten, and fuch other information as has been or may be obtained which the fubjecl will admit of; and that ne report the fame to Congrefs. H.CLYY Speaker of the Houfe of Reprefen- tatives. GEO. CLINTON, Vice Prefident of the United States, and Prefident of the Senate. March, 19 1812. Approved JAMES MADISON, eledted or appointed to ierve in ; M iy one thoufand eight their place Sec 6 And be it further en ailed. That the trustees (hail keep, or ciufe to be kept, in fait- able books for the purpofe, jufi and proper entries of all procee dings and accounts of faid fchool and corporation, and have them laid before the fociety at every annua! meeting previous to tak ing the votes; and (hill alw.ys deliver the faid books, together with all the property of.faid fchool and corporation, in good order, to their fuccdf rs in of fice, whenever required. S^r. 7. And be it further en enabled, That children may be bound (in the manner now by law provided) tothe faid fociety ; the deed or arriclesof apprentice (bin. to be executed on the part r r a- u a c,r-ir- . c\ Con?' efs nflembled, of the fatd fociety by any two ot j * J the trustees thereof; and it (lull be agreed by the faid deed, on the part of the faid fociety, that every fuch child or chil dren fha'l be provided with all neceffiry food, clothing and lodging, and taught reading and arithmetic, and be placed in the fervice of and under the control and management of fome dil creei and tit perfon, competent to inftniB; and educate the faid apprentice, in feme trade or em ployment, which may enable fuch child or children to earn a living by hon dt in 'uftry- H CLAY, Speaker of the Houfe of Refirefentatives GEO. CLINTON, Pice Prefident of the United States, and Prefident of the Senate, March 19. 1812. APPROVED, JAMES MADISON. AN ACT. Repealing the tenth fection of i the att to incorporate the fub feribers to the Bank of the United States. Be it enabled by the Senate and Houfe of Rcprfcntatives f the Uuited States of America, in Con grefs ajfembled, That the tenth fection of the aft, entitled, “ An aft to incorporate the fubferibers t« the Bank of the United States,’ (hall be, and the latne is hereby repealed. Z-JS H CLAY, Speaker of the Houfe of Repreferi- tatives. GF.O CLINTON, Vice-Piefi<lent of the United States ami Prefident of the Senate. March 19, 1812. approved, JAMES MADISON. of Refolution on the fubjefts Artsand Manufactures. RESOLVED by the Senate and Houfe cf Rcprefcntatives of the United States of America, in Con- gre s a fend led, That tbe Secreta ry of the Treafury be direfted to employ 1 perfon t j digelt and reduce to fuch form as (hall be deemed moft rondu- ive to’tht interefis of the United Stated, a ftatement cf the number, nature, extent, fituatton and value of fh arts and manufactures ot the United States, together with AN ACT To alter the times of bolding the Circuit Courts of the firlt cli'lrift. Be it enabled hy the Senate and Iiou e of Reprefentative< of the U ited Siates of America, in That in lieu of the terms now eftabliflied by law tile Circuit Court of die ficfl circuit Bin!l annually be holde:* as follows : at Portf.nouth on the fu ff day of May, an '• at Ex eter on the firll day of October, within h for the diftrict of New- Hampfhire ; at Newport on the fifteenth day of June, and at Pro vidence on the fifteenth day o£ November within and t h e diftrift of Rhode.Ifland ; and at Bofton on the fifteenth day ot' * Mav, and on the fifteenth day of October, within and for the dill rift of Maflachufetts. And whenever anv of tile faid days (hall happen on a Sunday, then the fatd court hereby direfted to * be ol.enon faid u.-.y, fhall be holden on the next day theie- alter. Sec. 2. And be it further en abled, That all actions, fuits, writ?. proccfTes and other nro- ceedings which now are pen jing in faid court, or which now are or may hereafter be commenced | (or or returnable to the faid Court at the proper term thereof now eftabliflied by law, wdthin \ and for the refpeftive diftiifts * aforelaid, fhall depend, have, day. be returnable to, heard, tried and determined in the faid Court at the firft term thereof which fhall hereafter be holden within and for the refpeftive diftricts aforefaid, according to the provifions of this aft, any thing in any former aft or afts to the contrary notwitblfanding. H. CLAY, Speaker of the Houfe of Rcnre-_. fentatives. WM.H CRAWFORD, Prqfident of the Senate, pro-tempore. March 2G, 1812. approved, JAMES MADISON. Dr. JVlUiamson Respectfully informs thecitizcns of Miiieclge- viile cN its vicinity, that he lias commenced the practice of PHY bIC, January bthj th.
