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NEW 8KR1ES-VOL. I.
SATURUjy MOUNLVQ, SEP 1 EM HER <8, 1884
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DAILY GEORGIAN,
is EDITED JXD P tTBLISXF. T> IX TJfB
CITV OF SAVANNAH,
RlJ 3t.
44 Eight Dollars perannttro, payable in advance.
THE GEORGIAN,
FOU THIS COUNTRY,
tblijhed to meet the arrangement or the
-arte time. a week, (Tuesday, Thuraday
Kurday) at the Office of tlio Doily Geor-
,». BSmiSnu contain* .11 the intelligence, Oommer-
• Politics! »nrt Miscellaneous including *d-
wnrtiwimehta, published to the Dally Paper.
| The Country Paper is sent In nil P»!** ™“*
. 'state and Union, or deliver^Ac City.it
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Insertion, ind 3T j lor every succeeding pubh-
ootion.
Notice.
rnilE firm of Rockwell» Hepburn1. diwolv-
I jk)[» »n consequence of the denlU ol J. L.
flfo iwtocrliiere hive formed .connection lb
the Practice of Law, under the firm at HOCK*
■WELL ft MORGAN, They willittentltopro.
fessinni 1 bo" m-ss, in the F tler.l Court, In the
Oimnlcee cirrttit, nod in those countie. where,
in the Isle ft' in ilf Rockwell <J llephurn prao-
* i *rheir office „ in Mdledgevllie, corner of Jef
ferson «twl McIntosh sttee.ts, where one of them
xnsy be found »t ill times, when not on tho elr-
miii 8. ROCK” ISI.li.
A. A.liHGAN.
'MUlcd^evillc, .Tune 10, 183*2.
June 14 .—...
NOTICE.
T HE imnnnt of seren mid si. per cent Stocks
Authorised to be subscribed by the first sec
tion of the ne.t pissed the 20th April, 1823, en
titled “An ict to nuthouse the Seoeetiry of the
Treisnry to exchange s Slock besting so inter-
cst of five per oent, tor certsin ttoeks beurtng
on interest of si. xnd seven per cent," not hiv
ing been subscribed, the proprietors of six pet
eeut itooks of 181 J, 5813, 1814 snd 1815, iml ol
tet-on per cent itock of 1816, who tnsy wish to
tvsil themselves of the provisions oftho tlilril
ecction of the act, ire hereby informed, thin
fco-iks have hern opened at the Treasury lur
receiving silbleriptluns pursiisnl thereto, and
^j|l continue open until the first of October
next.,
The tuhxcriptlona may be- made by tht pro
prietor* of the steak* apectftwl, either in person
or by their sttoriwyti duly authorised to make
the subscriptions and transfer the stocks to the
VnlMSlHtes.tha certificates of which are to
t, > tmrcii lero«l at the Treasury at the time ol
m«Vkuf the subucviptinns. aug 37 |rn
NOTARIAL FUELED ENTS,
•Just Received,
By WILLIAM T. WILLIAMS,
Jfo^TKrnnK's Cqmmiuctal and Notaaui. Pub*
c.'M.ms, a now edition, with considerable ad'
diTmns. hv Clement C. Biddle, of Philsdcl*
phis, SO.
. 4 ALSO,
Jacob Ik Walrus's Chancery Reports for 1819
and 1820, vol. 1st, with references to Ameri
can cases, by II. W. Warner, 86,10. |his
work succeeds the reports of Swanston in the
lame court, which, Whether with MMlra'
complete the series from Veicy, Jr. dowi
the latest decisions.
Salkkio’s Rkbobtb in Ring's neneh, from the
6th Loiwlon edition, with additions by David
Evan*, 3 volt. $15.
Joins' Analysis of ftluckotntie, a new work, 2
dolls. 73 cts. ..
A fmimore 7th Wi*ATo#aBpBnorta.
tep.9l T.
Ia the Circuit Court of the
United Staten, *■
JTm and for the District of Pennsylvania,
in the third Circuit.
between .
Joseph Mam and Joseph M»rj
and George Mam, citisens of
the state of Virginia, who sue
as well in their own names as
in behalf of such other Per
sons, Stockholders of the late
Rank of the United States
heretofore named, as shall
come in snd become Parties
hereto, contributing to the
Expense! of thia 8uit—Com
plainants,
AND In Etuiqy,
David LenoT. F«HRaBoudinot,. I October,
Robert Smith, James C, Fish- f Semens
® r » iofiph 9ims, ArnitibaW * 1817.
McCall, Paul Stcmap,
C-Mitea, Henry Pratt. Ovorge
Fox, Phscball* Hollingsworth,
John Stille, Thn*aa M. Wil-
ling, Horace Binary, George
Harrison, Abijah Hamntond,
William Bayard and Oliver
Wolcott, ciiixenaof the State
of Pennsylvania, Trustees of
the late Bank of the Uuited
States. „
i ND now, to wit, this twenty-third day of
X April, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-two, this cause cauie before the Court,
on a Mandate from the ilonoiable the Supreme
Couit ol the United States for further proceed
ings. Whereupon it is ordered and decreed—
Tlmt the holders of Notes of the late Bank of
tho United States, bring them in for payment
at the late Bunking House of suid Blink in the
city of Philadelphia, before the eleventh day of
April, A. 1). 1823, and that on that day this
Court will make a final Decree fur Distribution
of the fund* reserved in the. hands of the de
fendants for payment of said Notes; and it is
further ordered and decreed, that the Clerk
cause this order to be published in one public
newspaper in each of the following places, to
wit:— Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Balti
more, Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, and New-
Orleans, at least once a week, for nine calender
months, bdTore the said eleventh (lay of April
neit. A true copy.
D. CALDWELL, Clerk Cir. C.
The Editors of the Boston Evening Gazette,
at Boston, of the New-York Evening Post, at
New-York, of the American, at 'Baltimore, of
the Norfolk Herald, at Norfolk, of the Charles
ton City Gazette, at Charleston, of the Georgi
an, at Savannah, and of the Louisiana Advertis
er, at New-Orleans, are requested to insert the
above in their respective gazettes once a week,
for nine calender months, before tlie 11th day
of April, 1823, and to forwird their hills, as soon
thereafter as may be, to the subscriber, accom
panied by an affidavit proving the publication,
conformably to tlie foregoing order.
• 1>. CALDWELL. Clerk Cir. C.
mav 9
:
fllllE persons whose names are hereunto an
l nexed, arc natives of Liberty county, in the
state of Georgia, have resided in said slute from
the time of their birth; and have had their
names registered in my office as persons of co
lor clafbung to be 4kee.
Tirah attends to farming on Mr. Thomas Mai
lard's plantation i she is 5.1 yearn old. .
Prince, a son of Tirah, a carpenter brtrade,
is 24 years old, and resides on Coloncl'n Island
Boiler, a washerwoman, resides at Ricubo-
rough, and is 33 years old.
Katy, a daughter of Heller, is 12 years old,
and waits on Mr Mdlliam Baker, at Gravel Hill.
Abram, a carpe®r, is 35 years old, and re
sides at Mr Richard S Baker's-
E. BAKER, c jcic
July 4 •
Notice.
N OTICE is hereby given, that the copartner*
persldp heretofore existing between Ed-
WurA Williams of Savannah, and Ahijuh Fink of
Itoston, muter the firm of K. HWhum M Co.
Bavimnuh, P^irgia, is this day (Involved by mu-
dual coniont. All peraona having demands
k against the said fum, are requested to present
f (He same for payment, ami all peraona indebted
to said firm, are called upon to make payment
yd'dward Williams, of Savannah, by whom the
luwnesa will be hereafter carried on
■Iv . A- FISK#
EDWARD WILLIAMS.
Hatton, June 18,1832. aug 6
Efflngham Superior Court,
December term, 1821.
The Trustees of the GerAian"
Lutheran Church at Ebeue-
eier
Francis H. Nirall k Co.
T C«t Circuit Court
C United States, Dis-
^3 trict ofGei
W*. Scarbrough and others} trict of Georgia.
Chfmbevt, 13f/» September, 1822.
i^RCCF. >5 having issued in this cause, re
J|. mrtvihle to the form of this court in Do-
ctrnber next; and it being represented that
John llaslett, William 8. Gillett, Samuel Yates,
Andrew Low, and John Rogue, defendonta in
the said cause, reside without the limit* of the
District of Georgia: It is ordered, that tfie said
John llaalelt, William 9. Gillett, Samuel Tates,
John Rogue and Andrew Low appear at the
term of this court to be hidden at Savannah in,
the term of December next, to answer to the
'phuntiffs on the merits of their said petition,
apd that a copy of thia order be published in
or.e of the gazette* oft bis state for three months
ami that the plaintiffs have leave to !•*cinch
further proceeding* prescribed in the
«ule in fuel) case made‘and provided.
J. CUYLER, District Judge.
True extract lrop\ the minutes.
GEO GLEN, Clerk.
Savannah, Heft. IS, 1822.»ep 14
peorgia—Camden County.
"nfHERKAS, Mrs. L^lisa O- Shaw, Execu-
ff trix, applies for letters of dismission from
the estate of General Nathaniel Green, deceas
ed These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular 'lie kindred and creditor* of
•aid deceased to be and appear at my office, on
or befor« tfie first Monday in Janaary next, and
shew cause (if any) why aaid letters should not
be granted, in terms of the law.
(Sven under roy hand and <eal, thia 22d day
of June, 1822. 4
U si JOHN
. ju»y 1
3HN BAILEY, c.c. o.C- c.
Rule Nisi
►On Foreclosure
of Mortgage
John Freyermuth and several
parcels of Land
O N the petition of the Trustees of the Ger-
man Lutheran Church ut Ebenezer, statinr
that the said John Freyermuth on the fifteentl
day uf April, eighteert hundred & fifteen, rnort
aged by deed under seal to the petitioners, all
lose tracts of land, containing three hundred
acres in Effingham county, stale aforesaid, on i
suw.II creek adjoining Jqdldiah Weitman Kelly'i
\nd Garrison’s land; also another fifty acres, sit
uated and being in the district of Ebenezer,
bounded by land of Peter ArnetofFIc F. Brook-
ners, at the time of survey granted to Landfel*
derj also,another tract of land situate in the sev
enteeth district of the county of Hsldwin, con
taining two hundred and two and a half acres,
known by the number (104) one hundred and
our, with tlie appurtenances, to secure the pay-
ment of a bond or obligation of the-said John.
said U
bearing date the day and year aforesatd if pray
ingthe foreclosure oftbe-said mortgage. It ap
pearing to the CourtIhat there is now due on
the said bond and mortgage the sum ol two hun
dred dollars, with interest at six per cent, from
the fifteenth day of April, eighteen hundred if
eighteen. On motion of Wayne and Cuyler, at
torneys of the petitioners, it is ordered that the
said Johb Freyermuth, his heirs or represent*
lives, do pay into Court the amount due as a-
foresaid within twclv* 'months (him this date,
otherwise th.t the equity of redemption of the
ssid John nod his heirs, in the ssid mort^an-d
premises, be foreclosed, and that .uch further
proceeding, 'ake pl.ee ». see by law directed
Iti. further ordered th.t this Buie be pub-
lished once a month for twelve month, in o pub
lic gs.cltc of this state, or be served on the de
I'endant or hi. representative or agent six
months prior to the time appointed for the pay
ment of the money into Court.
Extract /rrm the Minute,.
JNO. CHARLTON. Clerk.
dee 11 re*
V
, SAVANNAH
Poor House an4 Hospital
[SITING Committee for July and Jiugutt,
CHARLES VT. ROCKWELL ind UEO,
DKKSON. Attending l-hysician, Dr. WM.
C DANILLL. '
JORL' HUNTER, Secretary.
July 4
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Study of Modern II istory, by James Shergeli
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AT wHiiae on the Tl’ieory and Solution of the
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,. the thn.t eligible situ.tlon for s bu.inc„ ol
the kind on the.Atl»ntie .Imres nf the United
States, Possessing .11 the advantages of an ill.
exhaustible supply of the finest yellow pitch
Pino and Cypress Timber, I.Wt on a lino blufl,
with t lirtecn feet water close to it, and a natural
cove I ir the reception of Inga.
Thi pre.ent owner, not haring It in their
pnwei to bc.tow that attention to it which .
conce n of .uch magnitude require., »re di»ir.
ous ol itiling the w/iv/e, or a part of their inter*
eat in t, and now «ffer it for tale at a very low
velum on, and iriuch lest than such a tlruolwt
could so completed for.
Thi re has jli.t beni added to |t a very .ope-
ir h ire Poundinf Machine, capable of dis
ciisrg ng id lexst 30 liorcea of clean rice pel
day ; .nit . Uurn-Mill, ail act in motion by the
same engine. »
Tilt Haw-Mill is upon i new principle, by
the life renowned Civil Engineer, Mr. HEN*
NIF, of London, who sent out one of hi. heal
workmen to superintend it. erection, it can
sow out with 48 n*4 .lid may bo made to drive
tVice that number.
The Steam Engine it perli.p. the bent tn
die United mains, made by Msmwr.. IHH.TIvn
U WATT, of Soho, near Birminghami and
orejcteiilunder the impeclion of their beat fore
man, svef out expressly for th.t purpow.
A wonderful expenco i. Mvod in fuel, a. the
MW-dmt from the pitch plno is found to .n.wei
instead 1 of fire-wood, and i. carried to the
mouth tt the furn.ee from the pit by elevator,
now IntHc. . ...
The nice M.chlne mlwi on a new prineiplr
and foind by experience to amwer belter than
any yd in use. Tlie quickne.. and regul.riiy
of tlie movement, producing it of a auperiot
brigh nein williput breaking the grain,
Tin mill ia aitualed on a fine Oreek, called'
Cat lleaii, on a branch of the Altamaha Hirer,
ami oily about half a mile from Darien, '
8e»Ve.«els, wliuae dimight of water enables
them lo go to the wharf St Darien, can load ut
the MO, only a short distance off, wnh greal
facility t as an encllned plane from tile mill, will
enable (hi m io receive the lumber into thi-ii
bow ports, almost without eapence i anil the
md), at now in operation, oan furnish 40 M. feet
ol plaik per day, which may-be increased it
foundoecesssryi tho power being amply sufii-
Thi lumber lentjuijn thia establishment since
it weal Into operatlomliia been allowed to be
superior in quality 1 atld rrgulirity in aswing.
Tlie eommlMlonera of ilie Navy of tlie Uni
ted HtutcS have approved of the aliip planka,
furnished from it, snd it Is highly probable will
give it a preference in future coMracte
It bus also been seen and juitly admired in
New-York and Philadelphia.
The prospect of a renewed intereotirie with
the British West India Islands, renders this
establishment a desirable mode of inveatment-
ofi'ers, in that case, having been made from
JAMAICA ALONE, lor about half of allihe pro
duce of tlie saw-mill.
The present owners have no object ion to con-
limit intereatedin it lo a certain extent,, but
their oilier avocations preclude their perional
attention to it. t
For teems ami other particulars, apply per
sonally, or by letter to
' J6HN m-nish,
On thrjirtt Tueiitny in October ««rf.
M V^ 1 '- in ft-ut'of tile Court tlhun
between the usual lain often and threw
Wclock, W
Hidhlmga on lot No. (3) three, Spring Hill, Ir-
vied on aa the property nf the retail- of Ttanjiai
II Porter, deceased, at the .nil of He nip Shu-
man anil nlhcn, property (fronted out hy the • '
mi nisi rater M
Also, one negro man Warned Harry, levl#
tu Ihe property of George I). Mlllen, it the
of Wm Gaston and J Howard, ailminlalrtlnl
Benjamin Howard, deceaaed, property poijj
rnit by the defendant.
Also, the lifoestste of Chrlatlan D Lehey, In
Mouse and tort Nu (9) nine, tythlng Bey-
mold, ward, bilttuded norlh bve l.ne, south by
llry.n sireetj i ast and we.t hy lot. No I and 10,
eight mid ten, levied on .. Ihe prrperly of.,
i[fins'! in I). Lehey to sstiafy-lti acer.Qtion fro
•s iringisirate’. coiirl In fuvo#ofJ. W. Sp*
poles, returned livme bv i cu’-rliihle, 1 *
Als.,. lot No 4, ai’id-the minrunftoertxkbn if
f.lheil *nrd, u-wo m •. the pikipe-ty nrRK
Iw-ri Lewis, io ssliify an cxecittloti In vadoe id*
Samuel Goldsmith, and returned to me by*
constable, AI1IIAHAM IPLYON,sec
upp
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SIieriflT’s 8ald%on(inued.
On^hejtrit Tueiilm in October next,
W IJ.L lie .old io front af the court house be-
Iween the usual Inins often anti three
••'cluck, iimlera rule absnhite liy^in- from the
honorable the 8u|ierloe Court, all t; «t t. A of
land and improvements I. the city of Savannah,,
situate, lying and being In the village of St Gall,
Oglethorpe Ward, and kiown and distinguished
in the plan of said city In the letter (Vjmort-
gaged by Peter Noyeauko Levi 8. D'Lyort, and
sold tn satisfy the aatnej
Also all that lot and improvements known In
the plan -of the city of Savannah as No (33)
fifty tlrtee, ljhiwn wind, bounded north by *
lane, aouth by Liberty street, east by lot No (54)
fifty-four, weat by lot (82) flfty.two, levied on
aa the pro| erty of John H Ash, at the suit of
Drown U Overstreet and William Turner, pro-
petty returned to me by a constable.
Alan, the following article! of furniture, levied
on at'tlle property of A. 8. Bulloch, at the suit
of the Planters’ Dank—2 mahogany couches, 2
do Ottomans, 2 do sofa tables, 2 do card do, VS
do chairs, 2 do screen., 2 do foot benches, 1 gild
toilet table, 1 gilt frame looking gluts, 1 glass
chandelier, 2 gilt window cornices, 2 sets cur
tains to suit, 1 sicel grate,fender, shovel, tong*
snd poker, 7 Nnwcr.pota and flowers, 1 set ma»
liogany tallies, 1 do sideboard with marble tup,
l doeelleret, 1 gilt chimney clock,2 gilt win
dow cornices, 2 sets curtains to suit, 1 British
ik Ihlile, 12 British oik choirs, 1 carpet, 2 gilt
indow cornices, 2 eclscurtuins to suit, I hronse
lamp, 2 brouse figures with lamps, 2 marble
supporters for lamps, 1 stair case csrpet will)
reus, 2 mahogany bedstead, with Curtains com
plete of chintz, 2 bedstead, with cnnvr.mcmjiei,
10 transparent window blinds, 2 mahogany li
quor eases, 1 large lookliig-glass lianie, 1 car
riage and harness, 1 gig, 2 mahogany stands, 2
fruit ortiamenti, 3 mahogany shoe Scrapers, 2
<l„ Imi r-ohs, -J o>»t cargos*, 1 Hour cloth in
loon, 1 floor cloth In back entry, 1 flour cloth
in sulmin above, 1 large mahogany bason stand,
with apparatus complete,
AUHAHAM IPLYON,see
sept 10
Sheriff's Sale.
On the f’tl Tuenlay in October next,
W ILL be sold in front of tlie court bouse,'
between the usual hours often and threo
o’clock,
All that double tenement Building on part of
trust lot letter I), fronting on St Julian atreet,
one door weat of James W. Caution, bounded
rail, vest, and north by the other portion of
said lotvnevicd on aa the property of Georg*
Milieu at Ihe suit of — — Shannon va. Milton,
ABBAHAM D'LYON, aco
•ep 24
Sheriffs Sale Continued.
On the fh et Tuenlay in October next, v
V4 WILL be sold at (lie court house in the city
\fjf of Savannah, between the hours of ten
and four'o’clock,
A mulatto woman named Jane, and child, le
vied on aa tho property of Aiuliel Howe, at the
suit Of.fohn Mauptand others, aoldatthc risk
oftho former purchaser, he not Wiving complied
with the terms of sale, returned by a constable.
ABIUUAM D’LYON, a co
■ep 24
City Sheriff’s Sale.
On thefirel Tuetday fit October next,
\IWIU. be sold at the apothecary .tore of ’
\rJ John B. Davies CJ Co between the hour*
nl left, and three • o’clock, sundry article! n
Druga and Medicines, levied on u the properly
of John B. Davlea U Co to sativfy an execution
for rent In favor of Charles Gilden.
ABM. |, D'LYON, c ».
•ep 3
, rTJi, B. If not disposed of eopn, the mill,
with all its privilegea, will be rentedfor a term
of years. Apply tu above.
mav 13:
Georgia—Liberty County,
Oy Elijah Baker, Clerk uf the Court of Ordinary
for Liberty County.
W ILLIAM OSGOOD anpll*. IW lettef. of
administration,-Oh tti« * >
the goods snd chMteli, rights and orediti which
were of Mary Ann Fraser, late of said county,
'^ rhese' are, therefore, to cite and admoniah all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deci aaed to file their objection*, (if any
they tiave) in my office at Hiceborough on or
btjore rite first Monday in November next, oth-
ernise letters uf admuiiatralioii will be granted
t-i\hc said applicant. J
Given under my hand snd seal, this 17th day
uf ictdember, io the year of our Lord 1822.
[r s ’j E, BAKEK,ccit.t
P»4 4
WHISKEY.
;usT received per iluup Suaan, 150 barrel,
Wlriakev. For sale on accommodating
tk-ma by J, B. HEUBEET & CO.
tepia
City fihori£T’« Sal«. _
Onlhejirtt Tuesday tn Qetober next, I
W ILL be sold in front of the court home,
between the usual hour, of ten and three
o’clock, , ,
All the right, title and intereet of Abiel H.
Sweighofferln hat undivldad let unit Improve
ment! in th-srt , of Savannah, known by the No
21, iweoty-one, bounded north by StJulian-M
south by CongreM street, eut by Kart Broad
•tree!, and wc.t hy lot No, 22, twenty-two,late
the property of G. Br.oe, levied op tinder an
execution from the Court of Common Pleas and
'Oyer snd Terminer for the city of Savannah,
Dr Wm loor v». Abiel H Sweighoffer.
Also, one negro men named lasso, levied on
s. the propetaMtf Wm Carr, to satisfy an exe
cution for reMh llvvur of George Milfen.
» ABM. 1. D’LYON, c i
tep 3
SaVannah Female Asylum.
T IE Board acknowledge the receipt of the
following cullectione made at the several
Churches in this oity :
At the Episcopal Church
Melhodiat do
Presbyterian do
Baptist do
8190 45
51 20
368 80
105 3F
aug If
B.H.LLO'
709 82
itc’ry.