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GEORGIAN FOR
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THE COUNTRY
NEW SKIUEs—VOL. I
TU1MDJV MUUMAli, UVTOBKU 8, IBSS.
NO. 108
THE
DAILY GEORGIAN,
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CITY dF SAVANNAH,
YVj George Hobertson, Jr.,
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Notice.
• fFUTE firm of Rockwell U Hepburn is dissolv-
JL ed, in cr.nsequence of the death of J. L.
Hepburn, Esq.
The subscribers have formed a connection in
the Practice of Law, under the firm of ROCK
WELL & MORGAN, t hey will attend to pro-
, jfessiona! business, in tin* Federal Court, in the
Ocmulgee circuit, and in those counties where
in the late firm of Rockwell & Hepburn prac-
%ticed
Their office is in Mi|leil|fevilie, corner of .Tef.
fereon »ml McIntosh st' eets, where one of them
insv be found at all times, when not on the cir
cuit. S. ROCKWELL.
A. A. MORGAN.
MUIedgeville, June 10, 1822.
June Id
NOTICE.
T HE amount of seven and six ner cent Stocks
authorised to he subscribed by the first sec
tion of the act passed the 20lh April, 1822, en
titled “An act to authorise :lie Secretary of the
Treasury to exchange a Slock bearing an inter
est of five per cent, for certain stocks bearing
an interest of six and seven per cent,” not hav
ing been subscribed, the proprietors of six pet
cent stocks of 1812, 1813, 1814 and 1815, and of
■even per cfnt stock of 1816, wlu> may wish to
avail themselves of the provisions of the third
section of the act, are hereby informed, that
books have been opened at the Treasury for
receiving subscriptions pursuant thereto, and
will continue open until the first of October
next.
The subscriptions may be made by the pro
prietors of the stocks specified, either in person
or by their attorneys, jluly authorised to make
the subscriptions and transfer the stocks to the
United States, the cerlificates of which arc to
be lurrcndered at the Treasury at the time of
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* Just Receiver!,
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Notice.
N OTICE is hereby given, that the copartner-
nership heretofore existing between Ed-
u iird Wilburns of Savannah, and Ahijah.Fisk ?>f
P«"»lon, under the firm of E. Williams & Co.
Sadannah, Georgia, is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. All persons having demands
against the said ilim, are requested to present
the same for payment, and all persons indebted
to said firm, are called upon to make payment
to Edward Williams, of Savunnah, by whom the
butnness will be liercafrer carried on
A FISK.
EDWARD WILLIAMS.
Hotton, June 18,1822. aug 6
FrauciB II. Nicoll & Co. Case Circuit Court
vs > United States, Dis
fW. Scarbrough and others V.trict of Georgia.
Chambers, lotbPSeptcmbcr, 1822.
P ROCE iS having issued in this cause, re
turnable to the term of this court in De
cember next (.and it being rej resented that
John Hariett, Williams. Gillett, Samuel YateB,
Andrew Low, and John Bogue, defendonts in
the said cause, reside without the limits of the
patriot of Georgia : It is ordered, that the said
Jorln Wnslett, William S.Gillett, Samuel Yates,
John Bogue .and Andrew Low appear at the
term of thls>ourt to be holden at Savannah in
.the term of December next, to answer to the
plaintiffs on the merits of their said petition,
and that a copy of this order be published in
one of the gazettes ofthifl state for three months,
mid that the plaintiffs have leave to take such
further.proceedings us are preserved in the
rule in tfuch casi madn and provided.
J CUYLER, District Judge.
True extract from the ndqutes.
GEO GLEN, Clerk.
Savannah, Sept. 13,1822. sep 14
Georgia—Camden County.
7 HERE AS, Mrs. Louisa C. Shaw, Execu-
t tt ix, applies for letters of dismission from
estate of General Nathaniel Green, dcceas-
Tliese are therefore to cite and admonish
nd singular 'he kindred and creditors of
deceased to be and appear at my office, oh
eforetlie first Mondui in Janaary next, and
v cause (if any) why said letters should not
;raitfed, in terms of Uie law.
iven under my hand and seal, this 22d day
me, 1822.
s] JOHN BAILEY, c. c. o. c. c.
july l • _
In the Circuit Court of the
United States,
In and for the District of I’eunsylvanin
in the third Circuit.
BETWEEN
Joseph Marx snd Joseph Marx”
and George Marx, citizens of
the state of Virginia, who sue
aR well in tlifeir own names ns
in behalf of such other Per
sons, Stockholders of the lute
Bank of the United States
heretofore named, as shall
come in and become Parties
hereto, contributing to the
Expenses of this Suit—Com
plainants,
AND In Btinqy,
David Lenox. BliaFBnuditfot, . October
Robert Smith, Jemrs C. Fish- Sessions
er, Joseph Sims, Archibald 1817,
I 'MfcCall, Paul Siemm, Samuel %
Coates, Henry Pratt, George 1
Fox, I’-schall Hollingsworth,
John S'ille, Thomas M. Wil
ling, Horace Blnney, George
Harrison, Abijah Hammond,
William Bayard and Oliver
Wolcott, citiztMis of the State
of Pennsylvania, Trustees of
the lute Bank of the United I
States, *
NI) now, to wit, this twenty-third day of
April, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-two, this cause came before the Court,
on n Mandate from the Honmable the Supreme
Coiy t of the United States for further proceed
ings. Whereupon it is ordered and decreed—
That the holders of Notes of the late Hunk of
the United States, bring them in for payment
at the Isle Bunking Mouse of-said Bank in the
city of Philadelphia, before the eleventh day of
April, A. D. 1823, and that on that day this
Court will make s final Decree for Distribution
of the funds reserved in the hands of the de
fendants for payment of said' Notes j 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 j—Plvladelphyi, Huston, New York, Balti
more, Norfolk, Charleston,Savannah, and New-
Orleans, at least once a week, for nine calender
months, before the skid eleventh day of April
next. 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 Gcorgi
nil, at Savannah, and nf the Louisiana Advertis
er, at Ncw-Orlenns, are requ filed to insert the
above m their respective gazelles once a week,
for nine calender months, before the Uth da)
of April, 1823, and to forward their hills, ns soon
thereafter «s may be, to the subscriber, accom
panied by an affidavit proving the publicaPon,
conformably.to the fnregoitfg order.
D. CALDWELL, Clerk Cir. C.
. may 9
ffUlE persons whose names are hereunto an
X nexed, are unlives of Liberty county, in the
state of Georgia, have resided in suid slate from
the tune of their birth s and have hud their
names registered in my office as persona of co
lor claiming to be free.
Tirah attends to funning on Mr. Thomas Mal
lard’s plantation ; she is 53 years old.
Prince, a son of Tirah, a carpenter by trade,
is 24 years old, and resides on Colonel’b Island.
Heller, a wafthei woman, resides ut Bicebo-
rough, and 19 33 > ears old.
Katy, u daughter of Bcller, is 12 years old,
and waits on Mr. William Baker, at Gravel Hill.
Abram, a carpenter, is 35 years old, and re
sides at Mr Richard S Baker’s
E. BAKER, c jc l c
july 4
EHinghain Superior Court,
Ruts Nisi
►On Foreclosure
of Mortgage
December term, 1821
f’he Trustees of the German'
Lutheran Church at Ebene-
ezer
vs,
JohnFreycrmuth and several
parcels of Land
O N the petition of the Trustees of the Ger
man Lutheran Church ut Ebeuezer, stating
tliut the said John Freyermuth on the fifteenth
day of April, eighteen hundred if fifteen, mort
gaged by#jed under seal to the petitioners, all
those trac-s of land, containing three hundred
acres in Effingham county, state aforesaid, on a
small creek adjoiningjudidiah Weitimn-Kelly’s
and Garrison’s land; also another fifty acres, sit
uated and being in the district of Ebeuezer,
bounded by land of Peter Arfletolf & F. Bruck
ners. at the time of survey granted to Landf'el-
der; also,another tract of land situate in the sev
enteen district of tfig county of Baldwin, con
taining two hundred and two and a half acres,
known by the number (104) one hundred and
our, with the appurtenances, to secure (lie pay
ment of a bond or obligation of the said John,
bearing date the day and year aforesaid U pray
ingthe foreclosure of the said mortgage. It ap-
pearing to the Court that there is now due on
the said bond and mortgage the sum of two hun
dred dollars, with interest at six per cent, frdm
the fifteenth day of April, eighteen hundred 13
eighteen. On motion of Wayne and Cuvier, at-
torneys of the petitioners, it is ordered that the
said Jphn Freyermuth, his heirs or representa
tives, do pay into Court the amount due as a-
foresaid within twelve months from this date,
otherwise that the equity of redemption of the
said John and his heirs, in. the said mortgaged
premises, be foreclosed, and that such further
proceedings take place aa are by law directed.
It is further ordered that this Rule be pub
lished once a month for twelve months in a pub
lic gazette of this state, or be served on the de
fendant or his representative or agent six
onths prior to the time appointed for the pay-
ient of the^taioney into Court.
Extract from the Minutes.
JNO. CHARLTON, Clerk.
dec 11 re§
SAVANNAH
Poor House and Hospital.
T71S1TING Committee for Juli, end Jluqwt,
M CHAULES W. llOCKWELL end C.EO.
ANUKHSON. ■ Attending Ehyiician, Dr. \VM.
C DAN18LL-
fift JOHN HUNTER, Secretary.
julyT
TO CAPITALISTS.
A VERY' superior Steam Saw Mill has beet
recently erected in the vlclni’y of the
CW\ OP DAYLYEJ?,
a<s the most eligible situation for a business ol
the kind on the Allantic short s of the* United
States. Possessing all the advantage of an in
eihfiiHt<blc supply of the finest yellow pitch
Pine and Cyprefis Timbered ut t on a fine bluff,
with thirteen feet water dope to it, and anatural
cove for the reception of logs.
The present owner*' not having it in thtir
power to bestow Ilia' attention to it which n
concern ofsuch magnitude requires, ateHesir
offs of selling the whole, or a part of their inter
est in it, and now offer it Jhr tale at a $ery low
valuation,>«ml much less than such a structure
could be completed for.
There has just been added to it a very* iimc-
rior /lice Pounding Machine, cnpablo uf uk
charging at least 50 tierces of clean rice pit
day ; and u Corn-Mill, all set in motion by the
same engine.
The Saw-Mill is upon a new principle, by
the late renowned Civil Engineer, Mr. REN
NIE of London, who sent out one of his best
workmen to superintend its erection. It can
now cut with 48 saws, awkmay be nlkde to drive
twice that number.
The Strnm Engine is perhaps the best in
the United States, made by Messrs. BOLTON
WATT, of Soho, near 11 rmingham \ and
er.-jtcd under the inspection of their best fore
man, sent out expressly for that purpose.
A wonderful exponce is saved in fuel, ns the
saw-dust from the pitch-pine is hmnd to answer
instead of fire-wood, and is carried to the
mouth of the furnace from the pit by elevator*
now in use.
The Rice Machine is also on n new principle
and found by experience to answer belter than
any yet in use. The quickness ami regular'll)
of the movement, producing it of nsuperioi
brightness without breaking the grain.
The mill >a situated on a fine U eek. called
Cat-Head, on a branch of the Altumulta River,
and only about half a mile from Darien.
Sea Vessels, whose di aught of water enables
them to go to the wharf at Darien, can load at
the Mill, only a short distance off, w ill groat
facility; us an enclined plane from the mill, will
tumble them >o receive the lumber into their
bow ports, almost without expence: and the
mill, ns now in operation, can furnish 40 M. feel
of plank per day, which mny be increased if
found necessary j the power being amply suffi
cient.
Tlie lumber sent from this establishment since
it went into operation lias been allowed to uc
superior in quality and regular'll) in sawing.
The commissioners of the Navy of the Uni
ted 8ttttes have approved of the ship planks,
furnished from it, and it is highly probable will
give it a preference in future contiacts
It bra also been seen aud justly admired ir
New-York and Philadelpnia.
The prospect of a renewed intercourse with
the British West India Islands, renders this
establishment a desirable mode of invest ment—
offers, in that case, having been made from
JAMAICA ALONE, for about half of alllhc pro
duce of the saw-mill.
The present owners have no objection to con
tinue interested in it to a certain extent, bin
their other avocations preclude their personal
attention to it.
For terms and other particulars, apply per
sonallj or by letter to
JOHN M’NTSrr,
. Savannah.
Tj* N. ft. If not disposed of soon, the mill,
with ull its privilege!,, will be rented for a tern
of years. , as above.
may 13.
Georgia—Liberty County.
By Eljah Baker Clerk of the Court of Ordinary
for Liberty County.
W ILLIAM OSGOOD applies for letters of
administration, with tiie will annexed on
the goods and chattels, rights and credits which
were of Mury Ami Fraser, late of said county,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said elect ased to file thei* objections, (if ary
they have i in my office at Riceburough on or
before the first Monday in November next, oth
erwise let 11 rs of administration will be granted
lb;the said applicant.
Given under my hand and seal, this 17th day
•of Set tember, in the year of our Lord 1822.
[L. S ] E. BAKER, cco l c
sep 19 k, *
WHISKEY.
J UST rc5eived per jiloop Susan, 150 barrels
Whiskey. For sale on accommodating
terms by
sep 12
J. B. HERBERT & GO.
Georgia, Camden County.
To all whom it may concern.
HKllEAS John Bachlolt, Junior, applies
to the Honourable the Conrt of Ordinary
foi Lettersof Administration on the un-adminis
lered part of the estate of David Tucker, late
of said County, deceased. These are therefore
to cite and admonish, all and singular, the U* ir*
and Creditors of said deceased to file their ob
jections (if atfy they have) io the Clerk’s office
in the Court of Ordinary, on or before the first
Monday in November next; otherwise Letters
will be granted to the applicant.
Witness the Honourable William Gibson,
T#$bne of the Judfces of said Court, this
21st September, 1822..
JOHN BAlI.EY.c.c.o. c.fc.
sept 28 f
Laurel Hill Toll-Mill. -
Grp HE I oil-Mill on Mrs. Ancrum'a plantaton
<Li has been completely repaired lately, and is
now ready to work us well as any .other mill oh
the river. The i‘ough-rice that will bfe sent to
the mill will be kept separately in dry and safe
stores, and shall be beat with the utmost cart
and economy, and the bsrrells will be always de
livered in good order Empty barrels, made of
prime boated stfcvos, will be furnished at the
mill when required. 'Hie terms for cleaning
Rice will be the same as at the other toll-mills
Those planters who will engage to have their
croi s beat at that mill, and keep her aupplied,
will have 200 tierces, or as much lest as they
please, bent at one turn. Applications concern
ing the mill, to be made to Archibald Brebncr,
on the plantation, or in Savannah, to
I’JJTIT DE FILLERS,
tep 10 rpt Factor, Mongin’* wharf.
LONDON BOOKS.
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The Winks of the British Poets, including the
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An F.Tjmrition* of the Old and New Testa-
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edition; edited by the Rev George Binder and
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Memoirs <>t i he cell brated persons composing
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The Tour of Aft ca, containing ah afccnmt of
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The History of Religious Liberty from the
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H story of Intolerance, with observation* on
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History of the Jews, from the destruction of
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The India Cabinet Opened, lvol
The Universal Traveller, bv Samuel Prior
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Speeches of the Rt Hon. Henry Grattan,
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W To nil whom tl m.i.i/ concert,
HERKA9 Am:hibi'til C!mi k, r,vq,
Id Hip lloiionmhU' il.e Coui'i >t Oirln. a rv •
tor
_ [Joni'i Ordinary’
Letters of Administration op the estate of
Oaniel Gracir, Into of ...id Cminty, <l«n »i d. .
I lir»» tmlli.rcforr In c.tVand nditn.i.i.li all ,,,id '•
iii.Ri'lnr the lli ir.and Qrcditor. of saiddre n^
' ^, fll r, lh< i rub 4:' cl i ons Uiry l.nve) in
the Cl.rlt 1 . i>ffi.'« th* Onurf of Oul.nn y, mi „ r
Dciorr tin 1 Hr.) MdihIj.j in ,\ni.d.I. 11, xtt
mlwwlte luller. will be granted t.. ,lir a|,pll- '
WitnessXlie HltoAom'.ble William Gib,nn,'
onu ot the Judge, of aaiu (iuuit, tin,
21st Scptf’Dibee, I82J.
JOHN UAILEV.c.c.o c e.
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Georgia—Chatham CountyT
To all whom it may Concern.
CwlffilIKAS William Morp) lias applied to
the Honourable,the Court of Ordinary of
Oha ham Count y for letters nf Guardianship of
the persons snd property of Ann IL Roe, Eliza
C. Roe,and Louis* jj. Roc*, orphans ufider tho
•ge of fourteen years, children of Alex. 8. Roe.
deceased.
These arc therefore to cite'end tflmonisli all
and singular the kindred of he sukl deceased,
to file their objection*(ifpnv they huva) io tho
granting of letters Guardianship as *for. smd, td
the applicant in the Clerk’s Oftoe of the sxid
Court, on or before the tfifrd dsj ofNoven.Bcp
next 1 otherwise letters oF Gduidiauship will bo
grunted.
Witness the Honourable Thomas N. More*
one of the Just ires of the suid Court, tho
second day of October A, D one thou*
sand eight hundred and twenty two.
8. M. BOND, c c 0 c c
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luleiior Court, Chatham County,
Chambers, Oct. % 1822.
O N the petition of Jose 1 h Delchnmus. stating
•hat he is in jail, for debt, at the suit dITc-
ter Dmingcr, that lie is insolvent, but willing
to surrender all his estate fur the benefit of hi*
creditors, as the law directs, and prn) ing for re
lief under the insolvent sets of this state. Or
dered, that the suid Joseph Delfl^nps no
brought up. ftt tho court house in Suvunuah. on
the third day of December !;cxt, at 10 o’tlnrk,
to be heard; and that notice thereof be given
Ins creditors, aj;; eeal*le to law.
Extract from the minutes
JOB T. BOLLES, Clerk.
oct S cj*
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