About Georgian for the country. (Savannah, Ga.) 182?-1822 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1822)
GEORGIAN FOR THE COUNTRY NKW SHKIBS—VOL. t. ./i. ( i- — an.nun^a Tiiuusu.ir mohj\ia% jvvtosr n9, isaa “J". ■——Jifcg? NO. 145 TUB DAILY GEORGIAN, JSJSDirE O .1»VD P UJtl.lXHK D IjY TUB ' CITY OP SAVANNAH, IVs George, AAobettson, Jr. At Bight Dullura per annum, payublein advance. , THE GEORGIAN, ’ FOR THE COUNTRY*, la pnblished.fo meet the arrangement nf the mail, three timfa a week, (Tue»day, Thursday •nd Saturday) attlte, Office til 1 the Oaily Beer- giun. and contalni alt the intelligence, Conmtor- K polliioal and Miscellaneous, including ad- ,esculents, published'.n the Daily Paper. The Country Paper is sent to all parta^ifthc State and Union, or delivered in die City, at five dollars per annum, payable in advance. Advertisements are inserted in both papera at 75 cents pur square, of 141 nes, lor the first insertion, and 37j lor every succeeding pttbh- catkin, *• Notice and Caution. W HEREAS I have heen informed that John Carnoohan and Peter pitched of this ci ; tv have by sundry deeds recently mortgaged and assigned to ^ters persona e liter their mdi. vicUml creditors, creditors of the late firm ot Carnoohun £if Mitchell, or others, all or sundry the property and estate, both real and personal, of the said firm, as well as their own individujd iperty * and estate, consisting ^togfltherot ise9, U * 1 In F.tinqy, October, Sessions lair. ■R • property am* «»»»»«• w.. -- ' houses, iota, lands, stores, Wharves, negroes, he. in Savannah and Darien in Georgia, ol\ the neighbor iiood lliereof, and elsewhere with their interest or share in the stock of -the lower steam mill near Darien, and sundry shares in «)„■ United Stntea Hank and other banka, as wed ns sundry debt,due to them in various places, besides lands, lots, negroes, Sic. in the territory * of Florida, and particularly one large traot ot, laud bought of Forboa W Go. lying between tlie rivara St. Marks and Apalachicola ill the .territory of Florida aforesaid, t ■ Thcaeare hereby to caution the public against purchasing any part of the said property or es tate so conveyed, orany other property belong ing to the said Curuoehun it Milcbcll, or either. Of them, as I hold prior mortgages on the great, cat part thereof, which are on record lit the re- Bistrv in Savannah and Darien aforeaiud anil in Charlaston, S. 0. and equitable letns fill all the i iropertv of said John Garn<mhan^ftod^W|ter ilitcheil. june8 j12 WILLIAM CHllUSTifi. 'I'o the Public. J CARNOCLIAN and P. MITCHEL are nor- . ry to be again brought before the public by u second notioe of Mr Christie 1 * who lias un doubtedly claims against them, which, when finally liquidated on the decision of tlic-smt now pending, they will try to satisfy as soon us possible thereafter. ... The deeds under which Mr Christie claims an exclusive right to all the. real and persona estate of Carnoohnn 8t Mi'cite!, are considered as informal, unjust and Illegal, llonoe they have been brought and are still befuro the court, and Other deeds have heen executed and re- corded, conveying the property tor. the .use of all their creditors, Mr Christie included, ti lth out ant trust of reservation beneficial to L. c? w M. or their families i ami if this bo not agrees* hie to that gentleman, it must nevertheless «ti. pear fair and equitable to the public and all \i ho Cave n seimt of just'ce. .... The Trustees under the late deeds are mix* ions to sell the I.sndain Florida, alluded to in the notice of Mr Christie, nnd to apply the pro ceeds to the immediato payment of part ot Ills demand, ami deposit a sufficiency thereof to co ver all his claim, subject to the decision of the court-hut his opposition to any reasonable sale, us one interested in his own right, whilst mjur* Jng all parties concerned, must be borne until a 4,fe can be made tinder an order of court. Editors of papers who insert Mr Christie s notice, will please insert the above until Uw is Withdrawn, and forw art! their bills to the Savan- h Republican .Office, where they will be promptly paid by J. C. U 1 ■ M* la the Circuit Court of the . United States, In mi fur (fie District nf /Vimjyll’tmia, in the third Circuit, BETWEEN ; Joseph Marx »ndJoici)h Marx" and George Marx, citizens of the state of Virginia, who sue •s well in their own names as „ in behalf of such other Per sons, Stockholders of the late Hank of the United States heretofore named, as shall come in and become Pamirs, hereto, contributing to ttye Expenses of this Suit—Com- p la i mints. And ' . David Lenot, Elina Boudinnt, . Robert Smith, J unes C. Fish- * er, Joseph Sims, Arcluhald McCall, Paul* Sicilian, Samuel Contes, Henry Pratt, George Fox, Paschall Hollingsworth, John S'ille, Thomas M. Wil-, ling, Horace Hinncy, George Harrison, Abijab HaiTynond, William Bayard and'Oliver Wolcott, citizens of ,the State of Pennsylvania, Trustees of the fate Dank of the United I * State#. J £\ ND now,* to wit, tins twenty.third day tjl ttWa April, one tfyotioAtul eight hundred and ^v^jty-two, ibis cau.se came before the Court, oil' a Mandate frhth the-Honoiablp Hie Supreme Couit ol the United States for fuifber proceed ings. Whereupon it is ordered and 'dqcri ed*— That the holders of Notes of the late Hunk of the United States, bring tlietn^ In for payment ut the late Banking House of said Hunk in t(m city oPP.hiladelphia, before'the eleventh day of April, A. D.J823, mid that on that da/ this Court will mltku a final Decree fin* Distribution' of the funds reserved in hands of the tie*, fendants for payment of said^NoteS ; uml’ft Is further ordered ami decreed, that the Clerk cause this order to be published in one.pnblic pewspauer in each of th^. foil’d wing'plactj^to witi-jjlnladelpbia, Hostob, New York, iwl'i- more, Norfolk, Charleston,Savannah, nnd Orleans, at least once a week, for nine calender month?, before the said eleventh day oFApul next, A true copy. * • * ,• • • ' ' ,D. CALDWELL, Of rk fir. C. The Editors of the Holton Evening'Gazette, at Host on, of the New-York Evening P6st, at New York, of. the Artierjcan, at Unllimpre, of the Norfolk Herald, ut Nolfoljc, of the Cliurles ton City Gazette, at Charleston, of the Georgi. an, at Savannah, and pf the Louisiana Advertis er, at Nrw-Orleans, are requested to insert tlje above in them respective gazettes dime a wecric, for nine calender rminths, bdbre'tjie l it It, day of April, 1823, and 10 forward UuufyOilla, 113,80011 Thereafter as may be, to tffe subscriber, uccoin- ponied by un af fid ay it provipc the publication, conformably to the foregoing order. D. CALDWELL, Clevk fir. C. mnv9 Superior Court—Chatham County. *" ClinuibcrB, 2Ut/i Aovathier, 1821. Tltomai B.Smith, Complaimuit, "j Attn I a Susan kl. Smith, Alton Temberton, William Callaghan anil Amchu Itw )./» JSjuily. wile, Samuel Stocks ami Bliaabfth | his wile, Prt.barl and Mary hia wife, Deletid»nti. J On reading the affidavit of Thomas B. Smith, cnmplumaut. in a Bill in Kqultv, in the Superior Court of the County of Chatham, slatinj; that Alton Pemberton, ope of the defendants in sa,d Bill, resides in the cotmlv «l Burke in this Mate t that William Callaghan .ltd Amelia Ins wife, also defendants in saidh.ll, r a. deal Newport m the State of R.Island; and that Samuel Stocks and t- liaabelh his wife, and Probart ami Mary his wife, also defendants in said bill, residwni the kingdom of Great Uritain-It is ordered, that publication ofthll rule in one of the public ga- Settes nf this slate, weekly for two months Irom this date, he considered as eufficient service to compel the appearance of the said Alton Pem berton ; that publication of tliis rule in one of the public gazettes of this state,w eekly fur three months from this date be considered a sufficient service to compel the appearance of the said William Callaghan and Ameliahis wife.aiwthat publication ofthisrulein one of the public ga zettes, of this state weekly, for eight months from this date, be considered as suffirient ser. vice to compel the appearance of Samuel Slocks »nd Elizabeth his wife; and l’robtn and Mary his wife. And it is further ordered, that at the expiration of the resp^tive periods a- fbresaid, the said parties, respectively, do ap pearand answer to the Complainant’s Bill. Extract from the Minutet, JOB T. BOLLEi, Clerk. nov. 26 1 8 "i Warranted Articles. 4 J USLT received, per ship Corsair, a fresh sup- n|y of P MEDICINES, Perfumery and Spices. F'or sale by ^ * ANSON raftkONSr Druggist, No 8, GibMns’ buildings, sjtll 28 of I 1 XHE persons whose nuines are hereunto &n . nexetfi are natives of Liberty comity, in the State of Georgiiqjiave iesulevl in said sluie from the time of their bli'th s mjcl have had their names registered in my office asperapna ofco- lor claiming to be free. Tirah atteiub-tq'fai'iping on Mr. Thomas M^l- lard’s pluniatirin ;‘slie is ^3 years old'. Prince, a son of Tftah, a carpenter fiy trade, 24 years old, and rft'ules on Colonel’^ Island. Beller, a washerwoman, rei'qjek at Uiccbo- rough, nnd is 33 years old. . • lvjiy, u daughter of Heller,/is 12 years .old, nnd waits ou Mr. William Baker, at Gravel Hill. Abram, a carpenter, is 35 years old, and ro- sides at Mr Uicliaid S paktfr?8. ' E. BAKER, c J l C . |my 4 . — * rf. ' Effingham Superior Court., December term, 1821. \ The Trustees of the Germanl * , Lutheran Church at Ebene^j nuLlt czer * ^ ■ Lon FoflclOB 11 re John Frcyermuth anil several Mort b rH b’ c parcels of Laqd J O N the petition of the Trustees of the\»cr- iiiun Lutueran Church at Ehenezer, stating that the sni'd .lohn'tfreyermuth on the fifteenth fiay ofi April, eighteen hundred U fifteen, mort gaged by deed under seal to. the petitioners, all those true's of land, containing three limulrpd acres in Effingham bounty, state aforesaid, on a email crtJek^Joining Judidiah Weitimm Kelly’s nnd Gurri6orrs land} also another fitly kcres, sit uated and being in the district of Ebenezer, hounded by land of Peter Arnetoff& F. Brook- tiers, at the time of survey granted to Ltuidfel- derj also,another tract of land situate in the sev- enteeth district of the county of Baldwin, con taining two hundred und two and a half acred', known by the number (104) one hundred and our, with the appurtenunceB, to secure the pay. mentof a bond or obligation of the said John, bearing dale the day and year aforesaid if pray ing the foreclosure of the said mottgage. It ap pearing to the'Court that there ia now due on the said bond ant} mortgage the sum of t wo hun dred dollars, with Interest st flit pef cent, from the fifteenth day of April, eighteen hundreds eighteen. On mol ion of Wayne and Cuyler, 1 at torneys of the petitioner, it is’ordered that the said John Frcyermuth, Jus heirs or representa tives, do pay into Court the amount dtfe as a- foresaid within twelve months from this date, otherwise that the e^jujtJ of redemption of-trie said John and his heirs, in the said nWtgaged premises, be foreclosed, and that such Further proceedings take place as are by law directed,. It is further ordered that this Rule he pub- fished once a month for twelve months in a pub- lie gaeette of this state, or be served on^he de fendant or his »epresentative or agent six* months prijjr to lie time, appointed for tlie pay ment of the*money into Court. Extract from the 4 Minvtc*. JNO. CHARLTON, Clerk. dec It re§ SAVANNAH Poor Rouse and Hospital. TflSITlNfi Committee for Jvly and August, T CHARLES W. ROCKWELL and GEO. ANDERSON. Attending Physician, Dr. WMi DANIELL. ju|y 4 fn Qotmcii, 1 • Ihttrn 2F, 1822. A tJnmmuftiCsfion from t(»q M« dic.d Society ‘was Jain before the Boardbhd rend, bearing date January 19,' 1822. Whereupon’rtlolVed* That Ihc comrruhica- tion^rqm’the Alediwil Soon ly ofthisoity in re Ifttum to the n^t bftho lust l egislature for tlie supineAlnnot Qusokeryt be received, and tliut the same l>eV'tbliBhe,dik» is Vequired by law, in all the guxetres of this {ity.' Attest M. MYERS, co. AN ACT * • To establish a ttibinm) to enquire Intqlne qual ifications of persons clahning to practice Mo- dldfrte, 8nigerV,1ancl' Midwifery, within the city of Savannah, and to grant certifn atafl to the same, iffmmd p'opetly qualified. V Whereas, it itppeors by a memorial oF the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Sflyannnh, that the good people of shill clty^and especial l\ the poor and illiterate people thereof,have suf fered heretofore much evil from the want of proper laws to regulate the r rant ice of medi cine, surgery, and midw fery therein, the com sequence of which w ant has been the irtdiscri* minute and arrogant pretentions and under!nk. iifgsof many unlearned and empirical poisons to practice therein in the s u'd arts: And where- ns, sqitnd policy and a j roper regard for 1 he healths and lives of the citizens of a Commercial hontilnusfiuiul growiitg city, require tliut jfic Ifc- gislsiiire sfnmld guard against such an uvil for tfie. fiilurp*: * , i 1. He it therefore enacted, bU tlifc Senate ahcl. House of Repaescntajives of thte ktate of Georgia, in general .asftcnibly met, mid itfyis hereby enaCted j»y the nuthoiily of the same, That the Georgia Medical Society, efltabllNhcd in the city of Sayfinnulu ahull be invested w ith,' and possessed with full power und authority to examine, enquire Into, investigatejjiilid deter mine olvthc profi usiona! (pialilicattpiis, attain* Oients and capacities of oll and every person or pefapms claiming to practice within l|iu limits of the said city in U»e said arts ofimedicinoj^urgen and Ml(\wiiWyAn'/rn any twouV one of them and*tft grunt oertificates -of. qualification muter the common seal of the said society, off if there' be no common seal, under the iigii9 manual of their president ami secretory, to him, her, or them so claiming und making 1 application there , for, If by n ma jority of said society, he, she, or tfiqy shall l^e.aee'nied duly ieurned and quidifn ed. .And It shall be tlje duty nf the members of thosaid society, vlhnjjippliculiot, shall he nvuh by any person or persons, for his, liqr or their exanfi^intion to the ehd bfurpsaid, Cb coin cne a,l thcjrcustumxry place of meeting, andb) decide upon the applicaiit’s petition, within tyo dujs afterlhey shall have been summoned to convene by their president,'‘or in.his uhstnee, nicliiiess, or other inability, by^tlio person or persom. dis- fthargrng his dutlfV^J’ if there lie not aiiy such person or persons* after they shall have lyeeo summoned by their secretary. A11d.it shall be the duty of tlu* said presidAq person or per sons pertorming his duties, orVcretoVy, to sum mon each und every member of the naid society, by a written citation, expressing the uhjcCt'of tion, within ten days alter the application aliall huve been made to him or them : Provided at- ways, that prior to the e|Mmimdiim ot any and every applicant, the tncmucis of the suid socie ty shall severally take a solenpi oulli, to be ad ministered by the nmvor or any uldynnan ol the city of Savannah, well, tyuly and impartially to examine and decide upon the attainments and qualifications of the upplicunt or applicants, and to grunt certificates, of qimlificu'iim to him, her or them, if in their mAfgiiients, he, she, or they shull be found duly ieurned and qualified to practice in the said arts of surgery, medicine, and midwifery, or in any two or one of them; And provided ulso, that iii their examination, the said society shall bo.restricted and confined to the investigation of professional attainments and capacity alone, without regard to any for- liter or present professional or moral reputation, und'shall not at^any time require as a test ol qualification, or ahy degree of evidence thereof, that ahy applicant should have obtained^, diplo ma fropv any meflicui college or uiilvofsily, or should have stuu bd.tlioredt, or elsewhere. ^'2. And be it further enacted, by tbc author- it/ ■ aforesaid, 'I'hat if, after applicut^m shall have been mude, ugreeahly to the provisions of this act, the president'of said sqcicty, nr dtlier person 0^ persons performing bis duties, Or there being no sucli person or persons, if the secretary of haid sobiely shall refuse,, or shull delay lill after the time hcfctol'ore prescribed to'iwuie-summonscsfoi’convening the members, or if lie 01 they shull appoint a day for their convening more remote than the tfcfuli day from theduy of the dute.*of th? citution, the person or persons applying, may severally institute uu action or suit at law in the superioror-*inferior courts of the County of Chatham,'against-the suid president, or person or persons pet forming his duties, or againsttlm secretory, to recover damages against him or them, in. his Or their in dividual capacities, for his or their refusal or de lay, or improper appointment. And if after be- ing summi/iied to convCnc, the said society shall faUtodo^o on the day appoihtad iti thecita* tion, or afterwards on un udjournt'd day, but a duy within the time heretofore prescribed for their convening, or if, having convened, they shall severally fail to lake the oath aforesaid, or having tukemsuch oath, shall fail to proceed to the examination aforesaid, and to u decision thereupon, or if thd said society shiill in any re spect violate the^provisions of this act, it shall be'the duty of the judge of the superior court of'^Jie county of Clnthum, upon the petition of the party injured, setting forth any such failure or violation, and supported by bis affidavit' of the truth of sUch petition, to,grant, as a matter of right, a writ of scire faces, -direct ed to the president und members of l^ie said society, requiring the said society to shew cause at the .next Term of the said court, Why their charter or 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, un issue shall be joined, and the facts be tried by ajmy empannellejl and sworn as in other cases, if .the allegations of the petition be'found lobe t^ue, or it they be udmittcd, and no good cause be shewn, it shall be the duty of the court to adjudge the charter forfeited, and to order execution to issue for costs against any property of the suid society. If no appearance be filed on the first day of the term, or if having appeared, good cause be shewn for the former failure of violation, »t ahull be the duty of the court, upon application of the party injured, to appoint a day not more remote than tendays,on which the society shall convene, and conform JOHN HUNTER, SecreUry. , lhl,l § loibczequ.remtrtt. of tins Kt, 9 I and to the order for this purpose no return shall J be reoeived from said society but one of abso^ lute compliance tinder oath of the president or secretary j which return shull be filed in th& clerk’s office within five days after the appoint ed days. On fiiilurc to make such return, the Judge of said court shall, Ip vacation, award « Judgment of forfeiture of thV charter, upon ap plication as aforesaid, and execution shall insue, for costs aforesaid. % 3. And bo*it fur'her enacted, by tbc author itv aforesaid, 1 bat if any person aliall be refill ed a certificate, lie or she may again apply for examination after a lapse of nik months, und it, shall be the duty of the said societ y to rfroivo any number of applications, nml to conform ou each application to the pi ovw'nmiof this act, and subject to all its responsibilities, provided the interval between any two upnlicutlona bo not less limn six mouths. 4 4. Ami be it further enacted, hy the nctlimv ity aforesaid, That if any person cluimlng <0 practice In the said arts, nr in any two or one oftln m, in the said city, shsll presume to do soj openly or covertly, not having obtained a cer tificate of qualification, it shull not he lawful tor such poison to recover in any court of law or equity in this state, his or hfcr fees or charges for services dono within the said city of Bayun- null j dor shall it be luwlVil for any company or. copurtncVsIiip'of unoeitlficated persons» and such person sliufi bp moreover liable to prose- cutioq J>y indictment ih the court of common lilensatunvycr-ajHVterminer of airtdeity, af the lugtonce of tlw'niaybr und uldqtmen' of the paid dRy, or of any common ftifbi mer. I|oqds of pro- Recii'ion shull bo given as iii other cases ariving under tli« penal lawi,of’this state j if lit .the iiK stuneo of the mayor and aldermen, jhe bond sliidl he gitjjn by some person wting^untler their Haneiioh or.*authority, otherwise by thp common infofmer j and upon the first coAvio* tton M tbe ac'citsed may be fined by the cuuh in a sum not exceeding one hundred dollars, and on enoli siibsequoiu convilbtion, fit ft Bum,trot ex-’ c-coding two hundred dollars, b*side4, cost? yf' prosecution in ohcIi case 1 oneJial£,uf'(he fines iliall be paid into t^iy trmury ofOm fiity of 8u- /snnuh, or to tlte common infbfptur,. and tlie other hah'uhall be equally divided beCween tlxe Union Society and 1J10 Fcniulo Asylum Society, for the hem fit of the orphans and, children of said societies. 4 5. And bo it further enacted by the nu- thority aforesaid, 'i'hat no purl of this act shall be so construed as to ufiept any person or per sons now practicing, or.claimibg to practice in 'he suid city, in the said arts, or in any two qr one of/dpm, and nowresiding in the said city,' or who shall bo engaged in the practice of tlt4 same, or of any two or one of them thereby on or before the fi At dav of February next. \ 6. And be it, furl tier enuctod by the author ity uforesajd, ThiUif the. Georgia Medical So- on ly shall communicate to the executive do-, partment of (his /date, on or before the said first day, (>f February nex^their afeceptunceof this act as an act additional to*their chmtef, and that they are willing to bo bound by its conditions and requirements, Hub act shall from thenceforth commence, ih full and complete operation,, but otherwise shall ,be totally null umrviiiilj And'ljt* i^ulso enacft*d,Ahat tllo suid ary, give notice dftbeir saiil^iicceptair^olT^t mayor and aldtrnfdn of the said city of Suvun- iihIi, whose duty it shull be to make said acce|i- lance '* ublic by advertisement in all the publi* gazettes of the suid city, three times a week, For the space of'onejjalendarmonth. 4 7. And be it fumier enacted by the author ity ulbresufd, That in the event of the accep tance by tire said ?oclety of this act, agreeably to the iifore. i nid section,'this act shall continue until .the fnmduv of Junuury, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, and 110 longer. DAVID ADAMS,* Speaker of the Home nf RepretenUiiivce ? MATTHEW TALBOrf Prctident'Oftht Senate Assented to 25th Decennhe^ 1821. JOHN CLAiaG^'oorrnor ang 3 ‘ • r ■ proposals; For publishing, by nubic.i tf>tion, in one vilume, a collection of Fugitive I'OEMS, MORAI.. SENT! MBNTA L, xml 8ATYRIGAI, | nr’ SR1.LKCK osuoilff. • f|3HK author of Jhe pieces which Hre to com JL posp this volume, never anticiputedfanie or profit rhe. merely followed the impulse of the nmmeiit'j aqd in no instuiTcc ever wrote? us a 'task, so) thing contained in the proposed little publication i no manuscript, and few printed copies were ever retained i and in’ many- leases these ’protluctfonnfrere forgotten b/the author, until reculled to his mind by 'lie nublic prints, which have often gratified him by flattering noticei but which have also frequently annoy ed him by mutilations, which Were extremely mortifying. The lust consideration has inclined him. dur ing several years, to attempt the proposed col lection, in order to correct tlue errors of others, und rest upon his merits or demerits. * Disinterestedness is not pretended; the au thor confesses tfiat a liberal patronage whuld afford to him much pecuniary relief ; and lie is the more encouraged to expect this, from the spontaneous notice, in the paper* froif. AIhI>u- mu to Maine, of his advertisement in, the Na tional Intelligencer, notifying his intension. The author confides in the tried seal of his friends throughout tfie Union, for the promotion of his interest in this case; and trusts that such us are bo good as to act as ’ agents, will look to the responsibility nnd punctuality, of subscrib er*. This volume will be neatly executed, and i»- sue from the press as soon us possible, at the price of One Dollar— with usual commission to agents. / J’roposalsdeposited ih Philadelphia,and with in fifty ipiles thereof, should be returned within one month afier they aye exhibited; those at a greater distance, with all possible promptitude. (0* Subscription a to the atpve received af the ffice of the G KOBO l AX. *"K >0 Sale. On the frit nndfiin StjOkhn next, ■H*ni.I. lie .old ill Front of I Ilk Court lluuaH f » between the uitml liouraof lomml ilirce o’clock, A negro nun mmed Paul, about .12 years old levied on na the property of .lane Oourke, at the soil of Jamea Anderson U Co. tq Also, all (liatlrit ami imnrovemi tits known in the plan nftlie'clty nf Havnnnali as lotNn(51) llfly 'lure, Brown ward, hounded mirth by a lane, aOMtli.py Liberty alrert, rut bv l.it No (54) tirty thur, west by lot No (32) Hfiv-twn,lc- vied on ns tile property nf John )l. A.h, nt tlia ,uit of Brown'& Overstreel nml \\ illlum Tur ner, prnpofiy retiffnedlo me bv a cmvtuhle. Alan, all die ri^lit, title and jnteVcit of J.,lm It. Oil. lin lot No v 8j ciylit, in the oily of 8a. Vnnnali, lleyu ilds w ard, bnunrird north l>- , ,y lane, stlulh by Bryan sirort; welt by half lot. the property rfMrn Millrv, levied nu nw thu properiy of John It, Odd, to satisfy an i xcru- Uun from a imtfistrate’. court, in favor of John Drlheritli, apd returned In me by a consinbte Ala.., will bn sold under a rule absolute isau- u*g fr,ut, the honorable tha aupcrl.ir court, all 'Unit lot nf land and impi ovements in the oily of Savannah.,It".,. Ivins' and hulngin ibe village III St Gall, Oglethorpe ward, and known amt dist'itguialrd in’ilie plan nf saul idly by tfu p t. terV. npirtrujfrd by Peter Noyeaii to Livi S. D l.yon, and void to latisly the saint. Also the fullowlne art idea of lumltitre, ]f y led f A-S. Holloch, at the salt nt ilia PlaMen’ Bunk—2 maliognny courliea. J do-Ottomans, 2 do l< ft. tables, 2 do card do, 2 doc hair.; 2 do acrCena, 2 do fool bcoeliS, .1 R)lt trtllai tgbie.l g,It frame looking Rlasa, { «lasu chandelier, 2 Kilt window cornicea, 2 .eta' 'curtaiDB in knit, I ateel grait', fender, alinve), tjmga und poker, 1. fluwer puls ami tlnwera, 1 set mahogany tablea.l do.aidebnard with mar. hie Vona, I do celcret, I gilt chimney clock, 2 A fit window eornclea, Seels curtains to knit, 1 Iritiali oak table, 12 flritlali oak chain, 1 carpet, " ti'iH window eornlei2 aets ciirtilna to adit, bfnnea lamp, 3 brtune Hgtircs with lan.ps, 2 4JbV mipuortjnfoi lamps, 1 stair-onse cuipet Wifi) I'.nls, 2 mahogany belWada tvilli cunaini cimipteie of chlnta, 2 beilsteaua with eoi vm. lenolci, 10 transpurenl window blimla, 2 nu. ■Iiogany liquor coaea, 1 large Imikinogiaai frame, ,1. carriage nml liatuesa, 1 gig, 1> malmgany .lamle, 2 fruit'ornamenfa, 3 muiu^any time scraper., 2 do lint racks, 2 mm carpets, 1 flotif " .nlotb itr aabiou, 1 floor cloth in Wick entry, 1 floor cjotli in aaldon aimve, 1 large mahogany bason aland, with appara'na complete. ABRAHAM D'i.Yo.V, sec Bug 6 Sheriff’s Sale Continued. On tin frit Tvemluy in September next. “Iti. be aold at tile Couri Ilouae in the el. ty of Bnvunnah, between the houra of ten and four o’clock, A Mulatto Wonuin named Jane, and child; levied nn an the property of Aauhcl Howe, at the auit of John llaupt und others, .Old at the risk of the former purchaaer, lie not having owiwltoflylth the touna.uf aulc.jiclmned by a aog )0 CitySheiiff’s Sale. Oil Ibe fret Tueulay In September next, , ~ll,1, he aold in front uf tlie court honied* between the uaual liour. uf leu ami three o'cliiok, All the bullittue. oh the iiruth we.t comer nf lot No 20, twenty, Greene ward, bounded north by one portion of .aid lot,aoulh by 1're.ldent atrect. cast by the other portion ef said lot, west by I’ricfc .treet, levied on a. tlie property of Wm C Barton,.to aatlal'y an execution in fa vor of A.a)iet.ilowi>, > ABM. I. D’LYON.ca aug.6 jwi. City Sheriff’s Sale—*contiuue On the first Tuesday in September next, \%^ILI. he sold in from of the court housC f f between the ustul hours, A It tlie buildings on the northern half of lot No. (3) three, bounded north hy Brouglitott street, south by the other half of said lot, cast by lot No (2) two, west by lot No (4) four, le vied on as the property'of Mis R. T. Shearer, to satisfy An execution for rent, in favor of Mrs Mwy llodgins; property sold at tlie risk of the former pnrchftsfir, he not having confplied with’ the terms of saloa AHM* 1. D’LYON, c s 6 Georgia—Camden Coilnty, W HERDA8, Mr.. I.ouiaa C. Sliuw, Execu trix, applie. for letter, of di.mi.aion from the estate uf Uene'al Nathaniel Green, deceas ed These are therefore to cite and admont.li all and singular ibe kindred and creditor, of said deceased to be and appear At my office, on or before the first Monday in January next, and shew cause (if any) why uid letters should not be granted, in terms of the law. Given under my hand and seal, thi. 22d day of June, 1822.' r,. a] JOHN BAILEY, c,o.o July k Georgia—'Camden County. W HEREAS, Elihtl Atwater, enquire, adltli- nisti ator,*pplicfl fyr letters of dismission from tlie estates of Colonel Williftfii Scon, de ceased, Johti.Gampbefl, dedeosed, and Havens Waterman, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish Sll and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased persons, to be and appear at my office on or before theJirat Monday in Jutoiary next, and shew cause Ofitfly) why said letters b)ioiiI4 Hot be granted in terms oft We law. Given under my hand and seal, this 22d June, 1822. [l b.I JOHN BAILEY, c. c. o. c. o. july I . J , Notice. a firm of Rockwell Cf Hepburn it tliasclv. i in consequence of the death of J. L. rn, Esq. The .ubMUbentliaye formed • connection m the Practice of Law, under'the firm of ROCK WELL & MORGAN, They will attend to pro- IWnional business, In the Fedeial Coiirt, in tlie Ocmtdgee circuit, and in Ihose countica where, in the late firm of Rockwell V Hepbprn prue- ticed. Their office is in Milledgevilie, corner of Jef ferson and McIntosh at’ eels, where one of them may be found at ill times, when nut on the cir cuit. S. RdCKJVKU.. A. A. MORGAN. Milledgevilie, June IP, 1822. sjune 14 > following PepsoHB were summoned at a Jualice’s Court to .erve*np Jurors, and made default, u.mely, Jo.eph Rop. man. Roger Olmsted, Orran Byrd, and Chatlea .. Cannon. It is 'ordered, that they bC .tvetally fined in the sum optliree dollars each,' unK.a ( they file lufficientcau.e of excuae, on oath, m in mv office on urberore'the 20Ui of next mouth, * july 23 pf ' ISAAp HUSSEL, i. r. »:* - '* s, "* -t v - ' -
