About Georgian for the country. (Savannah, Ga.) 182?-1822 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1822)
;• »'■ GEORGIAN FOR mF- ■ THE COUNfjlY THU DAILY GEORGIAN, IS FJirrKI) J1M1 PUBLISHED AYTHE CITY OF SAVANNAH, Yiv "Robestaon, 3r; At Eight Delhi's per annum, payable in advance. the'georgian, FOR THE COUNTRY, In the Circuit Court of the United States, In and for the District of Pennsylvania, in the thiml Circuit. Is published to meet the arrangement of the mail, three times a week, (Tuesday, Thursday [ end Saturday) at the Office of the Daily Geor* gian^and contains all the intelligence, Commcr- eial, political and Miscellaneous, including ad vertisements, published in the Duily Paper. The State and Country Paper is sent to all parts^f the A7SJ P nd Union, cr delivered in the City, at Am | BETWEEN Joseph Marx and Joseph Marx-' and George Marx, citizens of the state of Virginia, who sue iis well in their own n^mes in behalf of such other Per sons, Stockholders of the late Bank of the United States heretofore named, as ahull come in and become Parties hereto, contributing to the Expenses of pis Suit—Com* platnaiUs. five dollars pormnnum, payable ip advaucc. Advertisements are inserted in both papers] at 75-cents per square, of 141'lies, for the first 1 insertion, and 37$ for every succeeding publi- cation. f' Notice und Caution. W HEHK AS I have hern informed that John Carnochun and Peter Mitohell of this oi. ,y have bv sundry deeds reoentiy mortgaged and assigned to diventyeraona either their indi. vidnal creditors, creditors of the late firm of Carnnohan iS .Mitchell, or others, all or sundrv the property and estate, both real ami ; personal, i /v ND now this twentT-.third day of of tiie said firm, as well ns their own individual I Apfll, one thousand eight him l ed and property and estate, consisting together ot« r h uu 1 1 David Lenox, Elias Bomlinot, Robert Smith. James C, Fish er, Joseph Sims, Archibald iMvCall, Paul Siumnn, SaquieJ Coates, flepry Pratt, George Fox, Paschal! Hollingsworth? John fl'ille, Thomas M. Wil ling, Iloracc Binney, George Harrilon, Ahijah Hammond, William Bayard and Oliver Wolcott, citizens of the-6tate of Pennsylvania, Trustees of the late Batik of the United | States. J In Equity October, 8e»<*i6na 1817. twenty-two, this cause came before the Court, houses, hits, lands, stores,* W J'" , '* C ‘*'l^ 1 'fl 0 ' I on a Mandate from the Hoiioinhie the Supreme in Savannah and Da.ien Initoy, orthe Court t|)e „ ited Btates f futl , ef pr J ctled . neighborhood toeot. and e sewhere uitl their , Whereupon it is ordered and decreed- interest or *"* ?*. That the holders of Notes of the late Bank of •team mill near Darien, and sun ry shares u (he Unite(I s , a|rS) br j n _ them infof pHymcn , ••anmdrp debmduotc.them in variou^plsoes, “uj!’ 0 Vw*”drlpl 1 'i5, brfbrb the'efevW, ditot trt^tory ot Florida aforesaid. , (further prdcreu and decreed that the Clerk •sktsewksswssstt I ■■■■• tate so conveyed, or any other property belong ing to tiie said Carnocoan £f Mitchell, or either of them, as 1 < Id prior mortgages on tile great. est part thereof, whrehsre on record in tile re- S istry in Savannah antl'narien aforesaid and in harlestnn, S. C. and equitable leina on all the Broom ly of said John Carnoohan ami I', ter Mitchell. WILLIAM UllIlUSTJE. June 8 -ft2 cause this order to lie published in one puhlit newspaper in each'of the following places, to wit:—Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Haiti, ilk, Chf ’ In Council, v Mayu-k 27,1822. > A Communication from the Medic,<1 Society war hdd before the Board and read, bearing dute January 19, 1822. Whereupon resolved, That the communica tion from the Medical Society of this city in re- Ution to the net of the lust Legislature tor the mippressimtoftMuarkery, he revived, und thut the same be published, as Is required by law, in all,the gazettes of this city* . ^ Attest MAM*T5K9.cc. AN ACT L To establish a tribunal t» enquire into the qiiai- ifioatinns of persons claiming to practice Ate- dioinb, Surgery, and Midwifery, within the oily of Savannah, and to grant cert ifiratos To t the same, if found properly qualified. Whereas, it appears by ufljjmorial of the Mayor and Aldermen of tne city of Savannah that the good people of said ^ty, r the poor and illiterate people iql'i ferocf heretofore vinucltevillrom the want of prdp€r fifty? to rcgulnte the practice of medi cine, surgery, and tn’ulw fery therein, the con 1 eouen^q of which want has bcon'the indiscri minate und arrogant pretentious rind undertak ings of many unlearned • ud empirical persona to practice therein in the said urts: And where as, sound policy and a r rupee- regard for the heslths and jiyea of the citizens oak commercial S ulous, and growing city, require that the le- attire should guard against such an gv|l for the fyturc : M ■ $ 1. lie it therefore enacted* by tnl Senate and House ofJleprescntlitivei of the atnte of Georgia^ in* geherar assembly* f mot, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of tin* same, Tha^ the Georgia Medical-Society, established in the city of Savannah, shall be invested with, and possessed with foil power und authority it* examine, enquire irftof investigate, nnd deter mine on the professional qualifications, attain ments and capacities of all and b\evy person or persons claiming to practice within the limits of the said city in the said urts of medicine, fmrirery and midwifery, or in any two or one of them, and to'grhrit certificates of qualification under the common seal of the said society, ori if there he received Omni said society but one of abso lute compliance under Path of the prefident or secretary ; which return shall he filed In the clerk a office within five days after th| ed days. On failure to make such he eppoii return,t the judge of said court shall, in vacation, awArd .. judgment of forfeiture of the Charter, upon ap plication as aforesaid, and execution shall issue tor costs afnrcaaid. f j 3. And he it further enacted, bv the author ity aforesaid, That if any peraon il'udl ho rofns- ctl a certificate, he or she may again apply for examination after n lapse of six months, and it shall he tiie duty of the said society to receiv sny number of applications, and to conform on each applicatirthto the provisions of this net, and subject to all its responsibilities, provided the interval between any two applications be not less than six months. more, Ntftfolk, Cliurlesloo, Savannah, and New .Orleans,.at least ofice a \teek, for nine calender months, before the said eleventh day of April next. A true copy. *. 1). CALDWELL, Cm k Cir, C. ¥he Fiditors of the Boslen' Evening Gazette, at Boston, of-the Ncw-York Evening Host, at New-York, of »the American, at Hultimore, of the Norfolk Herald, at Norfolk, bf the Charles- To the Public. I JARNOCIl AN ami P. M1TCHEL arc sor- ,on ci 'y OiaeUe, at -Charleston, of tiie r.enrgi. •y to be again brought before the public ftn * at Savannah, and of-the Louisiana Advertis- n/»*i/v« nf Mr r , .hr'n.He*«. whf* lias mi-1 er *Ncw-Orlenns. are requested to insert the above in their rospoctivq; gazettes once n week, for nine calender months, befortf the 11th day of April, 1823, and fo forward them bills, as soon thereafter as may he, to the subscriber, accom- by u second notice of Mr Christie’s, who has un doubted I v claims against theih, which, when finally liquidated fin the decision of the suit now pending, they will try to satisfy as soon us possible thereafter. Vriciti Mr Ohristio claims |l»anied by j»o nfiidayit pyoviug the'publication, an "exclusive right to all the real and personal conlormably to the foregoing order, estate of Carnoohan It Mitchel, are considered | -H* CALDWELL, Clerk Cir. C. ^ informal, unjust and illegal. Hence they have been brought and are still before the court, and other deeds have been executed and re corded, conveying the property for the use of ail their creditors, Mr Christie included, with out any trust or reservation beneficial to C. £it M. or their families; and if this be not agrccn<- ble to that gentleman, it must nevertheless ap- C ear fair and equitable to the public and all who ave a sense of justice. The Trustees under the late deeds are anx ious to sell the Lunds In •'Florida, alluded to in the notice of Mr Christie, and to apply the pro ceeds to the immediate payment of part oi his demand, and deposit a sufficiency thereof to co ver all his claim, subject to the decision of the court—but his opposition to any reasonable sale, as one interested in his own right, whilst, injur ing all parties concerned, must be borne until n sale can he made under an order of court, tune 10 Editors of papers who insert Mr Christie’s notice, will please insert the above until his is withdrawn, end forward their hills to the Sevan- h Republican Office, where they will be promptty paid by J. C. £# !’. M. may 9 fJIHE persons whose names are hereunto an nexed, are natives of Liberty county, in the state of Georgia, have resided in said state from the time of their birth j and have had their names registered in my office qb persons of co lor claiming to be free. Tirah attends to farming on-Mr. Thomas Mal lard’s plantation \ she is 5o years old. •> I’rinCe, a son of Tirah, a carpenter by trade, is 24- years old, and resides on Colonel^ Island. Heller, a, washerwoman, resides at Uicebo- rough, and is 33 years old. Katy, a daughter of Heller, in 12 years old, and waits oU Mr. William Baker, at Gravel Hill.. Abram, a.carpenter, is 35 years old, and re> sides at Mr Richard s Baker’s. E. BAKER, ij j c i. c july 4 be no common seal, under the signs manual of their president and secretary, to hinj{ Iter, oi «ty § And he it fiirther enacted, by the ncthor- r aforesaid, That if M iy person claiming to practice in the Arid arts, in any two or one of them, in the said city, shall presume to do so, opsiily or covertly, not having obtained seer- tificiite of qualification, it shall not he lawful lor such person to recover in liny court ortaw oPeiRntv in this state, his ol’I^cr fees or charges lor services done within the said city of Savuiu nah j nor shall it be lawful for any company or copartnership rir-uncertilictited persons j* and such person shall be moreover liable to prose cution by indictment in the court of common pleas amt oyer mu! terminer of wijcity, at tlu» instance of the ttfayor amt ttldrrihen unite said city, or of any common inmrnicr. Bonds of pro- seen'ion shall lie given as in Atheromas arising under the ncnal laws of this stale * if at the it- stanepoi the mayor and shlermch, the bond f, y ®ome person noting uuier their,naftetion orriulhorify. othei^vlic by/the common informer L and itjion the first coavio- tion, the rite used iffliy be fined bf the cotift in a sum not exceeding one hundred dollar* and on each subsequent conviction, in a sum not ex- ccedmg^tvvo hundred dollsrs, besides costs of r.iHtfMMit mu in ... nr- pruseeutinn in each cusc, one Lull oftliWlnes shall be paid into thetreamry of the city of 8a- vmi*Bli, or to ike ciim'itiim informer, anil, the ollu'r ImllHh.lI hor quully ilividod helwoon lli Union Society .mi tlw “ ■ ■ - , ‘ — r - rn.l. Asj'lum Smjiriy, lor tlis (mm fit of the Orphan, anil children of Mill aoci*ttpa, ' M them ao cUiotfiilr and makinpfanplioatlon there-1 5 S: Aiiil be it further cnatto<3 hy tiie nu- for, if by u ma jority of aoitl anciety, lie, ahe, <A Utority nfore.nld, Tlmt no put t of tliin act slmll ‘ ‘ ‘ bo.» construed aa toitiTret am of Effingham Superior Court, Decomberterm, 1821,. * The Trustees of the GerrnunT Lutheran Church at Ebenc- \ Superior Court—Chatham County. ■ Chamber*, 30th November, 1821. Thomas II. Smith, Complainant, i.*D Susan M. Smith, Alton Plroberton, William Callaghan and Amelia his ^Tn Equity. wife, SamuaJ btocks and Elizabeth ‘ hjs wifej^—W* r °bart and Mary his wife, Defendants. ^ On readiiigthe affidavit of Thomas B. Smith,! complstnfipffiw Hill in Equity, in the. Superior Court of tltafttunty of Chatham, stating that Alton i’wraWrtnn, one of the defendants in said 1 • Bill, resides in the county of Burke in this state ? that William Callaghan and Amelia his wife, also ■mid oil!, reside at Newport in the Role Nisi On Foreclosure of Mortgage JohnFreycrmuih and several parcels of Land J O N the petition of the Trustees,of the .Ger man Lutheran Church at Ebenezer, seating that the said John Freyermuth on the fifteenth day of April, eighteen hundred fifteen, mort gaged hy deed under seal to the petitioners, all those tracts of land, containing three hundred acres in Effingham county, state aforesaid, on a small creek adjoining Judnliah Weitman Kelly’s and Garrison’s land; also another fifty acres, sit- uated and being in the district of Ebenezer, bounded by land of Peter Arnetoff & F* Brook- tiers, at the time of survey granted to Landfel- der; also,another tract of land situate in the sev- enteeth district of the county of Baldwin, con taining U’o hundred and two and a half acres, known by the number (104) one hundred and defendants in • state of H.hluud; and that Samuel Stocks and E-. . , liaahelh hi. into,and Probart and M.ry his ° m ‘ l ' lc »PP ur ten« n ce». to .eoute the fry. wife, also dclehdants in said bill, residesin the I jnent of a bond or obligation ofthe-said John, kingdom of Great Brit»io-It is ordered, that bearmg date the day nod year aforesaid U pray publication cfkliis rule in one of the public ga-1 ,n ff *h® foreclosure of the said mortgage. It ap- zettes of this slate, weekly for two months from P ear,l )f» }° L°urt that there is now due on this date, be considered as sufficient service to j the said bond and mortgage the sum of two hun- . compel the appearance of the said Alton Pem- , *7.5 0 nr ?» •Jderest at six per cent, from \ berton ; that publication of this rule in one of the fifteenth day ot April, eighteen hundred & ■ the public gazettes ofthisstate, weekly for three eighteen, On motion ot Wayne and Cuyler.at- months from this date be considered a sufficient toyneys ot the petitioners, it is ordered that the service to compel the appearance of the said 8a,d Freyermuth, his heirs or representa- Williani Callaghan and Amelia his wife, and that I tives, do pay into Court the amount due as a- publication of this rule in one of the public ga- I ‘°[' e8a,d within twelve months from this date, zettes, of this state weekly, for eight months otherwise that.the equity of redemption of the from this date, be considered as sufficient ser-1 MidJohn and his heirs^ in Jne^said mortgaged \*ice to compel the appearance of Samuel Stocks ‘ ~ “** 1 •* and Elizabeth his wife; and Probart and Mary his wife. And it is further ordered, that at tKe expiration of the respective periods a- * foresaid, the said parties, respectively, do ap- • pear and answer to the Complainant’s Bill. Extract from the Mviuten, JOB T. HOLLE5, Clerk. nov. 26 t 8 m Warranted Articles. TUST"received, per ship Coraair, a fresh sup- P ' y 0f MEDICINES, Perfumery and Spices. For sale by '* ANSON PARSONS, Druggist, Xn 8, Gibbon^' buildings. tpfil 26 premises, be foreclosed, and that such further I proceedings take place as are by law directed. I It is further ordered that this Rule be pub- I fished once a month for twelve months in a pub lic gazette of this state, or lie served on the de- fenuant or his representative or agent six I months pri^t to the time appointed for the pay*- I ment of the^monev into Court. Extract from the Minutet. JNO. CHARLTON, Clerk. dec 11 re$ SAVANNAH Poor House and Hospital. 'ITISITING Committee for July and Augvkt, t CtiAIlt.KS \V. KOCKWDLL and GEO. ANDERSON. Attending Tuynician, Dr. IVII. DAN1ELI.. JOHN HUNTED, Secretary, tliey slmll he (ietipcd duly learned and qti.lift ctl, And it Hltnll be the duty of the menthol's o the said society, wljen application slmll bo mud by any person or persons, for his, Iter or their examination to the e d uforttsaid, to convene n( their customary place of meeting, and to decide upon the applican|'a petition, within ten day atiurthey slmll have bet'll summoned to convene by their president, or in His absence, sickness, or Othe^innbdity, by the prrsthi or persons tlis- oltari'ing his duties, er if there he nut tiny sueli person orpersons, after tliey iliall'Jiave been iumtnnnetl hy their seereiaiy.' And it simll he ,flie duty of the s»id president, person or per. sons peiTtirmiiie his duties, oi Hecretiy), lo huiii mon cneli und every memtier of tlie sitid soeidl) byn written citation, exLrrssinir (lie object o the meetiop', tin: etwiw^fflr oitmes of the’ -jqiliV e.nl or applicants, and the day of the cxamiim flon, within ten tlays after the applieiitinn slmll have bcyii made to him Or tlieth : PrtnMrtl at- wtiyt, that prior tothcexniniiiatlnii oi any and every applicant, the members of Jlie said socle ly slmll severally take » solemn nnlli, in be nd ■pinmteCcd Ivy the mayor or any alil^nian ul tlic city of Savannah, well, truly and Impartially to examine and decide upon the atltpnmenu and tnmlific.lnms nf tiie applicant or applicants, mid xn Kraut certificates of qimlificn ion to him, 1 or them.if in their iudKineiitn, lie, she,or slmll he found duly learned and qualilie.... practice in the said afts of surgery, medicine, and midwifery, nr in any two or one ofthem; Ami provided also, .that ill their examination, tiie said sooicty slmll he restricted and cnufini d. to tiie investigation of professional attainments und capacity .lone, without regard to any lof- ineror present prol'essional.ormoralreputslion, unp slmll not at any time tequftc as a tesl ol qualification, or any degree of evidence thereof tlmUny applicant should have obtained a dipln inugum any medicul college nr univcrsitv, slihuld have .studied thereat, or elsewhere! $ 2. And belt further enacted, by the author ity aforesaid, Tli.t il, ulter application slmll liuve bee il made, agreeably to tiie provisions ul this act, the president-of said society, or other person or.persons performing Ins duties, or there being no such peraon or persons, if the secretary of said society shall refuse, nr llmll delay till alter the time heretofore prescribed to issue summonses for ponvening the members, or if lie m they slmll appoint a day for their convening more remote thatf the tenth day from the day hf the date uf the citation, the permit or persons applying may severally institute an action or suit at law in the superior or inferior courts of the county of Chatham, against the said president, or person or persons pei forming, his duties, or.«gainst the secretary, to recover damages against him or them, in his or ilu-ir in dividual capacities, for his or llleir refusal or de,. lay, or improper appointment.' And if utter be ing summoned to convene, Ihe said society slmll fail to do so on the day appoinlvd in the cita tion, or afterwards on an adjourned day, but a day within the time heretofore prescribed for their convening, or if, having convened, tliey slmll severely tail to lake the outli aforesaid, or having taken such oath, slmll fnil to proceed to the examination aforesaid, and to a decision thereupon, uf if the said society slmll in any re spect violate the provisions of tins acl, it slmll be tiie duty of tiie .judge of the superior court n f the county of Chatham, upon the petition of tiie party injured, setting forth any inch failure or violation, and supported by Ins affidavit of the truth of such petition, to grunt, Ss a matter of rigid, a writ'of scire fac.as, direct ed to the president and members of tiie said society, requiring the said society to shew cause- at the next term of tiie said court, why theircharteror act of incorporation' should not be deemed forfeited. A copy of this writ and of the petition shall be served upon the president or secretary, and if the allegations be denied, an issue shall be joined, and the facts be tried hy ajury cmpannefled and sworn as in othercases. If Ihe 'allegations of the petition be found lo be true, or if they be admitted, and no good cause be shewn, it slmll be the duty of the court to adjudge tiie ciiarter forfeited, and to order execution to issue fur costs against any property ot the said society. If no appearance be hied on the first day of die term, or if having appeared, good cause be shewn for the former failure of ymlatioi , it i july 4 ahalt be the duty uf (lie court, upon application of the party injured, to appoint a day not moreiemute than ten days,on which the society slmll convene, and conform . in every thing to the requirement, of ttii. act. I aad to the order for tbia purpose no.return ai..ii iMltram or per sons now practicing, or claiming to practice' in lIlC SlIlU ClIV. in tin. thiLl «... :.v the said city, in tho riaul ai ts, ,or ift’uny. two or one of idem, ittulnow vnidinfj in the said city, or who,shall b? enpagvll Wine practice of the samp, or ol any two or one ot thorn therein, on or hrtore tile llr.t (lay of February next. 4 6, And lie i* nmlicr cnnctcil by flic HiithoV- il y aforesaid, That if the GctVgiii Mcllcul So- ciety slmll cnnmmnicate fn tile Moetitivr de partment ol lids mate, on ,or bclorr die said Inst day ol February no*t, their act eptimee of Him act as un act atlilitjtuml to (h'slr cjiavtcr, and tlmt tliey are willhig Ip j,e bntiml hy Its eotiditioni and rcqiilreiilents, this act slmll frntn tltc.ncclortli. commence in full atul cm. nletc operation, hut otherwise shall he totally null und void: And be it nlno enaerted, that the said society shall, before the Raid first day ofFehru- wyttfivo notice of their said 1 acceptance, to ihe ntujjor and nldr.rmco of the said city ofSiivnn* nah, whose duty it nhalfbe to make said accep tance public by advertisement in nil ihe public jfnzettcs.ol the (yuif cityV three times a week, lm’ till' ennui, nf .. ...I. Sheriff’s Sale. . Ihrf,„ 1 Ws, i„ Srptenbr nert, X bo sold in front of Hie Court ||„, Wft*; ““ "““I ,n l ' ro " t . " f Court iiottsa o^hirkT **" lh “ ,lour * of 'en»od threo A negro man named Paul, ahotit 32 yean old levied 09 as tin property of Jane Bourkc. at tiie suit of James Anderson U On, Also, all that lot anti improvements known in the platwf tiie city of Savannah us lot No (53) hfty Ihtca, Brown ward, bounded north bv a "•’x f 'ili)tfr. b)l L,be, ' t y -trour. enit by lot No (54| IjltJWoiu, west by lot No (59) Hfiy-two, le. ’’ S'JC 11,0 property or John II, Ash, at iha sult or llrowu ik Overstreet and William Tur. nor, pm^erly relumed to me hy a consTuble „ die right, title and Interest ol' John It. <Jdel imlntNo (8) tight, in the city of Sa. vanunli, fi) Holds ward, bounded norm by hay a u-,.u M tlli,y Bryan atruet, west by half loh MilK levied on „Mhi .!«t'"' hc '"’"Oritble the superb," otri^ i, J 01 an ^ intpiovemenis in tho citv nf uf St "'Dl "„ lyin,r *" d in tbe Vlllagl SL,J ( , !• V8«thorpc ward, and known an.l flymgulihed ill tho plan of snul city by the let. gWV. mortgaged by I-eter NuyemitoL.vls’ Dt) on, and sold to satisfy the same. Also the tollowing articles offurnHitre l.viet °? ,T lh r PrnpmtV of A. S Bulloch, at ihe a,dt of ihe Planters* l],„k-2 mahogany eouchei! 2 do Otiomana, 2 do a, fa tsblc^S do card IJ do chairs, 2 rlo aoreons, 2 do foot benches! 1 gilt toilet table, 1 ^||t Dwnie looking glass i glaas i lmudelier, 2 gilt whitlow cornices^ 2 curtains to suit, 1 atefcl grate, fonder, shovel tongs Slid linker, 7 flower poll and flowers X wl,h tnsr. tu,m I du eeieret, 1 g,| ( ohimney clock. 3 gilt widow eorneica, 2lets curtains to suit! t Jin'!? 11 oak tuble, 12 British oak chain, 1 carnet, fidt window cornices, 2 seta curtains to suit! mniac lamp, 2 btoiiie Hgures with lamps, 2 marble auppurten lor lamps, 1 stair-cae carnet will! forls, 2 mahogany bedstead, with curtain* s compfete ot chmt*, 2 bedsteads with couvcn. lanctei, I# transparent window blinds, 2 ma. logsiiy liquor cues, I laigo bulking glass frame, l "' r,,fS '* 1 K%. a mnbogantf siauds, S'-foulV ovnatAcnts," serapers^ dolmt tanks, 2 mat carpets, I floor vlotliin saloon, I fl-Hir cloth in back entry, I flour cloth in IwlootV above, 1 large mahogany Imson stand, with apparatus complete. , ABRAHAM D’l.YON.aco miff o City Slicriff’s Sato. ^Oa-rte/isi Tuesday Siflcmher m.rt, lor the Rpacit ol one calendar month. f ) 7. And he it further enacted by themithor* dy id ore an i d, 'I |tnt in the event of.the accep tance by the said society of this ant, agreeably to the irf’ore>ni(l !5ec|ion, this act shall continue unlil the first ^lav vf January, ond thousand eight hundred R|jd twenty-six, and ttojonger. DA Vf IX A DA IIJ,. Speaker oft he House j.f Heprewitntiveo ^MACTHEvV TALBOT, \ President of the OhUute AoscntQd lb 35th pccemhcr.'lHSL . v , JOHN (.LAWK, Governor nug 3 ■M.i, \Lg Appeal to*thc Pliblic. A YOTlN(*Elt hrpiher.of the subscriber, nnra Cm. td Wn.iiAM,K.NiiiroTrfa native of Arinin- ater, in novoniilmv, left England in the vear 1796, for Bermuda or West Indies, since which the subscriber has received no cnrreitf account of him. But, understanding lately, that he died u few years ago, in some pnrt of America, in' afflu ent circumstances, thfe subscriber (who is heir at law) would be.most gratifiedjor anyTi.foimu- lion respecting him, arid read!iy|e ward any per son Who may posfess it, for the trouble of com muni(Jtttton. # He fives at the town of York, in Hie rrovince of Upper Canada, North America Any fi tters add. csscd Ao the pure of William Allan, Ks^. Post Muster, at Ncw-York, will be palely received by him. „ , JOHN ENDICOTT. Yot k, Upper Canada, June 7,1833. ’ Editors of papers throughout Ame^ca tre humbly required to insert the ubove. hetwocn the ffiuiul bouts often und three xlockt f , A 1 , 1 t, i* buillUMC * f ‘ n the «o»dh west corner of lot^o 30,twenty,<lreenc ward, hounded noith by one,port ion of said lot, south by President *1f by the other Portion of .aid |,,t v . .... W t ,l ’ w "****• *c v »c«l on ns the ptoperty ^ of ,U ni C Hrirton, to satisfy an execution in fa. vor oi Asulicl Howe. ...g6 AUM. 1^ D’LYON, c . Tity Sheriff^ Sole—continued. On tl.tjlnl Tuesday in September next, “ILL he sold In fronlof the oourt Imuim. bclwuen the usual lioura, AU thelmUdlpg. otulie northern half of lot T«. (3) tlii-co, hounded Dorm by BroughloiJ Weeti si'ulh by the other Itulfpf «.id (A east ,wo * wc,( ri lot No(4)“r, le. vied eti as the property oT Mrs H. T. Shearer, to -tiily au esccutinn lor.y«m, i„ |‘. vm . Mra »,.... □* , . — iv"'i in la.oi oi air. Mary Hotlgms t property sold at the risk nf the lornierpni'clmcr, he not hiving compliWwitU kite terms ol sale, • AJ)M' I D’LYON, o a *ug 6 Georgia—Camden County. Vl^IIRHEAS, Mrs. JLnuisH G. Shaw, ExoOu- f T trtx, a pplied for Jotters of dismission from the ot General Nathaniel Green, deceas ed 1 nose are therefore to Cite and admonish DOCTOR LEE’S PATENT NEW LONDON I1II.UOUS PILLS Prepared only by Samuel If. P. Lee t Physician, AVw London, f Conn. J Member of the Medi cal Society, and Fellow qf the Stute Medical Convent ion. HEREBY CERTIFY, That Doctor Anson . Pinsons, of Susannah, ia duly authorised to vend my Genuine Billions Pills, nnd that lie is regularly supplied with them direct from my dispensary, accompanied with this certificate, signed with tiie same script type signature which is ufiixed to each bill of directions, nnd imdcmigncd;with my hand writing signature. S. H. P. LEE. JVevs linden, July, 1822. QTj' N. B. Just received ■ fresh supply ofthe above Pills from Uic Patentee, and for sale by the subscriber ANSON PARSONS, Druggist, No 8 Gibbon*. Building., july 23 JB S Lost or Stolen; F ROM a house in Abercorn-atreet, a red mo- rocco'FOCKET BOOK, containing three hundred and fifty dollars in bank note*. There were also in the book, two notes of hand, one for eighty and another for fifty dollars, together with several other papers of no use to any per son but the owner/ One of the bills is of one hundred dollars,, and if aurh a one should be of fered, it is requested that it may be stopped.— A reward of TWENTY DOLLARS will be paid for the recovery of the book and money. For further information apply at the office of the Gcorgiap, july 25 .ll .nd singular the kindled and creditors of said deceased to he and appear at my nlfioc, utj or before the •first Monday in Juniury next, and shew cause (if any) Why said luttcra should not he granted, m terms of the law. he granted, ill Given undr of June, B22, fl .] july l hf my band and seal, this 22dday JOHN BAILtfY, e,c,o.c.e. Georgia—Camden County. W HEREAS, Hlilui Atwator, raqnire, admi nistrator, npnTfeft for letters of dismission from the cstatea.yfColonel William Scott,de- tteajuf „„u m ,.u W|Uk .- ceased, John Campbell, deceased, and Havens Waterrpan, deceased. Ttieae are therefore to cite and admonli^ all aiul singular the kindred ami creditors of said deceased persons, tQ be rind appear at my office on or before the fittt Mondaf in Junuarv nekt, and ahcw*0Ruse (ifany) ' why said letter* abouldTiol be granted inteur.s ofthe law. Given under my hand and seal, this S?d June. J822. [a. ».] JOHN BAILEY, c. c. o. o.e. . July 1 1 .■ Notice. fJHIE firm of Rockwell U Hepburn ia di.solv- ed, in Cnnaequence of the death of J. L. * Hepburn, Esq. The subscribers have formed a connection ia the Practice of Law, under the firm of ROCK* WELL & MORGAN, JLfey v ;N)Pedoral Court, in ttio • will attend to pro. fessiona! business, in 1 Ocmulgee circuit, and in those counties where* in the late firm of Rockwell 14 Ilepburn prac ticed. Their office ia in Mdledgevilie, corner of Jef ferson and McIntosh surcts, where one cf them may be found at all times, when noton the cir cuit. 8. ROCKWELL. A A. MORGAN. Milledgeville, June 10, 1822. june 14 QT The following Persons were summoned at a Justice’s Court to serve as Jufors, and made default, namely, Joseph §op- nuti, Roger Olmstead, Oiran Byrd, and Charjei Cannon. It is ordered, that they be severally fined in rhe sum of three dollars each, unieat they file sufficient cause of excuse, on oath, i| in my office on or before the 20th of next moiiti c july 23 pt I8.1AC RUSSEL, J. n
