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Jin Ordinance, regulate the duties and fix the fees nr PORT WARDENS, for the port of Sa* vahnab. Sec. 1 Re it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Savannah in Coun cil assembled, and it is hereby ordained by the authority ot the same, That oh the first Monday in January in each year there shall be appointed five per sons to act as Port Wardens for the port of Savannah, who shall be commissioned by the Mayor, under the seal of the corpora- 'Alvin.. . .... Sec. 2. And be it lurthor ordained,' that the said Port Wardens he and they are here bv required to keep a fair record of all their proceedings, to appoint a clerk for that pur pose and to furnish extracts or copies ol t he i-'me, at the request of any person or per « »ns and they shall have and use a common «e;d to be annexed to all extracts or copies p| proceedings furnished by the clerk atore •juid, and the cuid clerk, shall be and be is hereby allowed, the same fea» for searches, extracts, copies or cer'ificales, as afe allow ed for like services, to the clerks ol the Su nerior Courts of this Slate. . .. . J same so received, and pay over to each Port * o„ c 3d, \hd be it further ordained, that Warden his share thereof} the said amount _ ... . . . • • . i.i II. .mnni. tk-tn • mill gh>ll For each survey otvthe stowage of the hold ol any vessel, 2 50 For each survey on goods after they arc landed, 2 00 Provided that the said vessel or goods be at or opposite the City or Savannah. If be tween Fort Wayne and Five Fathom Hole, then fifty per cent in addition to the above enumerated sums. If to go below Fivfc Fathom, and not below Long Island, seven ty five per cent. In addition to the above enumerated sums. If to go below Long Island, double the »ums above enumerated For a boat and hands, il the said Port Wur dens should be required to furnish such, ten dollars per day. In all cases where the Port Wardens shall ho employed more than one day in the performance of any duty re quired by this ordinance, the acting Port Wardens shall be entitled to similar fees -for every day so employed. Sec. 9. And be it further ordained, that the clerk of the aaldjioard of Pori Wardens shall collect all sums due to said board, o: either of the Port Wardens for services rendered, jnirsuanltq ti is ordinance, and for which lie shall be entitled totuch com pensation as the Port Wardens shall fix, and shot! quarterly make a statement of tlu- lb* the said Port Wardens at their first or any Subsequent meeting be and they are hereby authorised to make such, rules and reguU* lions, as may be conducive to good order and a proper discharge of their duties and enforce the same reasonable fines, to be when imposed deducted by the clerk out of the sums collected for tho use or the Port Warden so fined, and the said cletk, before •he enters *>n the duties of his office shall give to the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Savannah, a bond with two good and sufficient 3ure'ics in the sum of five hun dred dollar* conditioned for the faithful dis charge of his duties as clerk as aforesaid, and shall take and subscribe before the Mayor or chairman of council the following oaih or affirmation, “1 do solemnly swear for affirm as the case may be) that I wil' well, truly, faithfully, and impartially dis charge all the duties required of me as clerk or the board of Port Wardens for the port of Savannah to the bent of my ability ond shall only certify as clerk such papers or documents as are duly passed and ap proved of by the said P >« Wardens so help roe God.** , • , Sec. 4. \nd be it further ordained, that the said Port Wardens, or any two of them, or more, if required by the person apply ing for the survey as aforesaid, shall have power, and they are hereby authorised, to au upon any survey and to perform all the duties required of them ' y this ordinance. *■ Sec. 5. And be it further ordained, th it qi the request of any owner of a vessel, master, merchant or consignee, it shall be the duty of the said Port Wardens, or any two or more of them, as aforesaid, upon the arrival of any ship or vessel wittiin the port and district of Savannah, in distress,or which may receive damage therein, or be in a leaky situation or condition, or on board of which there nay beg ods, wares or mer- chandize, damaged or supposed to be dam aged; to examine and survey the said ship •r vessel, in her hull, masts, spar, sails, rigging and other appurtenances, and to report and certify the state thereof, and the repairs necessary to fit her For sea, so that she may be fully sea worthy, noting partic ttlariy fhe damages which appear to have been sustained by the perils of the sea, and the probable expence of repair as distinct from such as may become necessary from negligence or ordinary decay, and to assist the said Port Wardens in such examination, they shall have access to the Log Book ot such ship or vessel., Also, to exam ne and survey the stowage ot the cargo of any ship or vessel, and to report and certify if the same be properly stowed and secured; and to examine and survey any such goods, wares and merchandize damaged, oy sup posed to be damaged, and to report and certify if the same be damaged or not, and in case of damage, the rate and degree of damage} and in surveys of packages of mer chandize, they shall designate particularly the portion injured, and in no event recoin mend a sale of the parts not damaged, and generally to do and perform all the things which, by the custom ol merchants in the S ort of Savaqnah, have been usually per- irmed on ^tirveys; and, particularly, to ad vise and recommend such measures, in to be equally divided among them; and shall also make i quarterly vetnrn of the sums received to the City Treasurer, to be by him laid before the City Council at their fust meeting thereafter. Sec 10. And be it further ordained, tii»; each Port Warden so appointed, before.en• luring upon the duties of his office, shall rake and subscribe, before the Mayor bv chairman of Council, th< following oath or affirmation, as the case may be—“I do so lemnly swear (or affirm) that I will truly, faithfully and impartially, to the best of my understanding, discharge the duties requir cd of me, by the ordinances of the City Council as Port Wardens of the Port 'if Sa vannah So help me God” Which said oath, or affirmation, after being sworn to and subscribed, shall be filed with the records I Council, by the Clerk thereof. Sec. 11. And be it further ordained, that if the said Port Wardens, or any of them, shall neglect or refuse to perform the duties enjoined by this, or any other ordinance, he, or they, unless sufficient cause be shew, to the contrary, shall severally forfeit and j>ay a sum not exceeding thirty dollars, to le recovered, on conviction before the City Council, to the use of the informer, or shah be removed from office, at the discretion ot Council. Sec. i2. And be it further ordained, that all ordinances, or parts of ordinances, mili tating with this ordinance be, and the aamt are hereby repealed. Passed in Council, 4th March, 1824. JAS. MORRISON, Mayor. Attest, M. VIybbs. o- c. latun either to said ship or vessel an car go. as may be deemed best suited to p.c mote the interest and benefit of all cot cevned. Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, that tfo said Port Wardens, or any two »r more o : hem, as aforesaid, when calledupon the a i -ey of any vessel, shall have power to e ploy* a carpenter, or carpenters, to open the ceiling, strip the sheathing, bore the timber, and perform such other work as shall be necessary to enable them to make . a correct survey, and to employ laborers and other persons necessary to move, open, aro cooper, or otherwise arrange any goods, wares or merchandise they may survey,, the expence of all which shall be 'paid by the owner, master or consignee of said ves- eel or goods, Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, that if any person or pereons other than those authorised by this ordinance, except per son appointed by order of court, shall act or officiate upon any survey, or perform any of the duties herein required of the said For. Wardens, he or they shall'severally forfeit a sum not exceeding thirty dollars, to be recovered', upon conviction, before the City Council, to the use of the said War dens. Sec. 8. And be it further ordained, that for the services to be performed, by virtue of this ordinance, there shall be paid to each of the said Port Warden* officiating, by the owner, mas' et; or consignee of .any vessel or cargo, the following sums, to wit: j? or each survey on the hatches ; of a vessel, For each survey on a vessel, For each survey on a vessel and cargo, Fo* cacti survey on a carp 6c gi oo 3 oo 3 5< \BY lUTHnlUTY.) AN ACT r O revive, amend and continue in force an act entitled an act, to extend the time of ta king out granta on aurveya made on head righia n-1 bounty warrants. Be it enacted by the Senate and Honse of Rr preseniatives of the State of Georgia, in General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That where, any person or jersons have heretofore had surveys made on lead rights, bounty warrants and groats thereo'i ‘law not been obtained, it shall and may be law- ul for such person or persons to apply for aqjj obtain such grant or grants, at any time previous to the 25? h f October, eighteen hundred and twenty four, oh p«y lent of the usual fees. Sen. 3 And be it further unacted by the author ity aforesaid, That -.-hereany surveys have here tot'ore been made on head rights or bounty war. rants, and grants thereon have not been obtain&d, such land shall not be subject to a re survey-unti three months from and after the person or per sons claiming under the original survey shall have b-en notified that. such ri- survey is intended be made, and that in all cases, the person or per- -oris claiming under the original survey, shall be entitled to the preference of making such re sur vey, until the expiration of three months from tlo. time of such notification; and intheevent of (her being no claimant redding on or near the land to be *hus re surveyed, such notice shall be perfec - ed by giving three months notice by public ad ertisemem, at the Court House of the counU i; re -u< h land may lie, and in one of the public Gazettes of this State, Sec 3. And be it further enacted, That itshri betlie duty of all surveyors who shall make an\ such re survey, to certify on his return to the sur veyor General, that due notice accor ling to the provisionsof this act had oeen given, and no grant obtained on such re survey -.hall be v did, unless accompanied with such certificate: Provided, nothing in this act shall affect the rights of orphans or persons under the age of 21 years, and that gli such persons shall be allowed one year after they arrive at the age of 21 years to take out theii granta Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That it shali be the duty of the Governor to pause this act to be published in one of the newspapers in Mill tdge ille, Augusta and Savannah, once in each month, until the expiration of the time appointed by the same for taking out grants Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That all laws and parts of laws militating against this act be and the same are hereby repealed. DAVIT) AD VMS, Speaker of the House of Representatives. THOMAS STOCKS. President of the Senate. Assented to, Dec. 2,1823. G. St TROUP, Governor. CCr* The foregoing to be published monthly, until Nov next, in the "Constitutionalist” and “Savannah Republican " inarch 10 3fcj?CUES’ ALLEVIATOR. T ilts MACHINE was invented by the subacr* ber, in the summer of the year 1822, whilst confined to his bed, with a leg shattere>t and fhic ured, and has subsequently been introduced into various hospitals and private families, where its • efulnesshas been s-fficientlv attested, as will appear by foe subjoined certificates, signed by nedical and scientific no n of the first respcctabili- ’y. Tho proprietor has had it in successful uper .1 ion in various cases of diseases tic. such as frac- t red hips, thighs, lens, li fl mmatory rheuma isms and fevers. Its importance to society can >t be too highly Appreciated, when it is remem u red, that by the use of the Alleviatorthe bed tl sickness and distress, is diveste of many of its voe-, and those hours of pain and wretchedness, - hich fire the harbingers of approaching dissolu ion, art rendered mure tolerable, if not entirely tivested of those tortures. The inventor, has ob tained a patent for the machine, and they are now Iforcd for sale to a humane and discriminating ublic, on liberal and accommodating terms. JOIINC JENCKES. pROViusnra, Oct 3, 1823. Extract of a letter from Dr Jno Mackie to It'illiam Ingalls, Jtl, D. Professor of Surgery, Cic Button, I'novruKKcr, May 3-, .823. Dear Sir—Permit mu to introduce to your at tention Mr John C. Jcaukcs, an ingenious and respectable mechanick of this town, who will ex it bit to you, for inspection, (and should you think proper,) approbation, a model of a machine, uhi ;li lie invented during bis confinement last autumn, from ao uncommonly bad fracture of both bonus of one of his legs. You will find, upon examina- 'ion, the machine tube very simple in its struc ture, easy in to its motions, and happilv construe- ted to promote the convenience and add to the comfort of those, who, from almost any disease, are confined tr.a siox bed It w as at first intend cd for'the comfort only of the inventor, but since his recovery, he hns so much improved it, that he is anxious to extend its advantages to others, who may from the same, or any other cause, be con fined to a sick bed, liora a hich the shortest relic! ;s ao desirable Any assistance you may ufforu dr. Jeuckes in exhibiting his nv.chii c . >r the ap probation of the gentlemen ol ttie faculty hi Bo*, tun, will much oblige your friend, be. JOHN MACKIF.. Wm Isoms, M D. Certificate from Jaitn C ff.irre/i, M D. notion, Principal of f e Matsachusetts iloipitaf. Mr. J. C.Jenckes having requested my opinion of hi t machine for raising the sick and wouiuhd (min bed, 1 huvo examined it uu-l found it, well calculated for the purpose. In order to teat its practical utility, ('desired him to convey it to tin Massachusetts General Hospital, and ha<e repeat edly employed it there; particularly in a case. .I fractured thigh, uccompanied with delirium, and found it highly useful. Considering it therefor-, a valuable invention, 1 very heartily recommen. it fordhe use of hospitals, and for all private pa tients who may be in need offr. JOHN C. WARREN, Principal Mass. Hospital. Boston, June IS, 1323. I hereby certify that l have made use of Mr. J O. Jenckes’ new invented machine for raising sick and disabled persons, having been affl uted with rheumatism lor several years, some time con fined to my bed for weeks in succession: and so great was my pain tint 1 could not bear to be touched, have beenVaised with the above men Honed machine with the utmost ease; I do iliere lore'recommend it to all persons who ure similarly afflicted. URIEL REA. PnoviuDSca, July 6, 1823. Certificate from ‘he Phytlciunt and Surgeons of the JYej» York Hospital, The undersigned Phys’cisus and Surgeons ot the New York Hospital, having, examined and witnessed the .Application of Mr Jenckes’ new in vention of a machine for raising the sick from theii beds, unite in recommcndi ig the same as pecu- iarly useful for the put pose for which it is i.iien dci DAVID HOS tCK, M D. JOHN NELSON, M D. JNO C CHESSMAN. M D JOHN WATTS, ir. M I). VALENTINE MOTT, M D WRIGHT POaT, M D. THOMAS COCK, M D. ALEX H STEVENS, M D. New Y«bk, July 15,1823. Certificate from the Hon. Samueel L. Mitchell, M. D LL. D. Since the arrival of Mr ohn C. Jenckes, in N. York, a few days ago, with ample recommen in ions. 1 have availed myself of opponuu ties to earn the construction and operation of his inveu- ion for lifting wesk, sick, wounded and disaoleO persons from their beds, for the purposes of clean. mess and comfort; anil I have become satisfied hat the machine i» w elt adapted for the object. lit writing un opinion concerning if, 1 conceiv; ' ought to state, tun* besides its fitness for its uses, )• seems to be economical and durable; thereny o* ing no less serviceable to the infirm »ml Wuun- cd in private lious- s, than in public hospitals. S AMUEL L. MITCHELL. New Yonx. July 16, 1823. The subscriber has been appoint- 'I Agent of Mr, lohn C. Jenckes, for Hie nispo sui of the above mentioned Alleviators, and has now on band one as a sample which can be seen by Applying ut his Store, Scllicka Buildings, near viarkel Square. Orders for them will be prompt ly attended to, EltENEZRR JEN KES. june 2 130 I Georgia—Chatham County. !lv Ihe Honorable the Justices or the Inferitv Giftjpt of said County, sitting for ordinary purpose To all whom it may cqnccrn. > W HEREAS William H. Green, Administm tor of Mary Fleming, dec. has applied to tli Honorable the Court of Ordinary, to be discharg ed from the administration aforesaid. Now, therefore these are to cite and admonlsl all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Mary Fleming, dec. to file their objections (ifsnylhey have) in the Clerk's office of said Court, on or before the tenth of September next, otherwise letters dismissing will be granted, and the said William H. Green be discharged from >ill claims whatever, as admtnUtfator of the said dec. Witness the Honorable Edwaid Harden, one of the Justices of the Justices of said Court this Tenth day of March, A D. one thousand eight hundred and twenty four. S M BOND, c c o. march 10 57 j V lJi months utter date, t shall app.y to the -I- * Honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court of Chatham County, for leave to sell the real und personal property of Lachland Hamiltion M<lu ->sh, deceased; for the benefit of the heirs. SUSAN A G 11‘INTOSH, Adm’x, . t.L peraoiiE na mg ueuuud* <ig.<iu». ti>e r.s- j-Tk'.ate of Thomas Lucena, late of Savannah,dec. ■re r. quested to present them within the time prescribed by law,' und those indebted to said es. rate, are required to make payment to the sub scriber. S. M. BOND, qual. adm’or. with the will annexed., itiiiy 5 \l 10j Geotgia—Chatham County. To all whom it may Concern, W HEREAS Solomon Shad executor of Wm. Gilbert deceased has applied to the honora ble the Court of Ordinary to be discharged from his executorship aforesaid. Now, these are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Wm Gilbert deceased, to file their objec tions, if any they have, in the clerks office of raid Court on or before the fourth day of September next, otherwise letters of diamissory will be gran- tc I and the said Solomon Shad be discharged from all claims whatever as executor of the said deceased Witness the honorable John Cumming, one of the Justices of said Court this fourth day o March, A. D. 1824. S. M. BOND, o c o. march 6 54 Georgia—v hatham County. To nil whom ii uuy . uifoarn— W HEREAS Mar) Davis,widow has applied to the i unorable the court of ordinary of Chat hum county, for letters of administration, on the estate and effects of Wm Davis dec. Now these are therefore to cite and admonish ill andsiugulsrthe kindred and creditors of the -aid deceased, to file their objections, (if unv they have) in my office} on or before the 3d day of July next; otherwise letters of administration will be granted to the applicant. Witness the Hon. J. F. Williamson one of the liisiiccsuf the said Court, the third day of June, \. D. 1821. S M BOND c c o, june 3 131 Georgia—Chatham County. tty the honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court ot said County sitting lor ordinary purposes To all whom it may concern, W HEREAS Charles Hoyt administrator of the estate of John Ixtthrup, Jr. dec has pe 'it.oued the honorable the court of Ordinary of Chatham Count)- to be discharged from his said administration, Now these are therefore to cite and admonish ill and singular the kindred und creditors of the said deceased, to file their objections, if any tJiey have, hi un office on or before the tenth day til Sept next, otherwise letters dlstuissory will Ik granted to tin applicant. Witness the Hon. Edward Harden, one of tin. Justices of the said court this lOili day of taurclt. A D. 1824. S. M. BOND, coo. march 10 57 Georgia—Chatham County^ To all whom it may concern W HEREAS Alexander M. Tuylor, adminis trator ot John Scott, dec has - petitions ne Hon the Justices of the Inferior Court sitting or Ordinary purposes to be discharged from his siid administration. These are therefore to cite and admonish ulf ud sin ular the kindred and creditors of the said dec. to file their objections (if auy they have) i:- the Clerk’s office of the Court, of ordinary on oi tirfove the sixth day of November next; otherwise •niters of dismissory will be granted. Witness the Hon. Edward Harden, one of the. ustices of the sai l Court, the sixth day of May, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and iweni) lour. S. M BOND, e. c. o. mu' 6 106 Gteorgu*. — uutliam Count). To all whom it may Concern— F HBREAS, I’utrick Houston, E q. has up. plied fr. letters of Guardianship on th person and property of Sarah Ann M. Housion i infant under 14 years of age, the daughter of R .1 lious ton dec. Now these are to cito.and admonish all and sin. gular the kindred und friends of the said infant to file their objections (if any they have) to gran ting of the Guardianship of : he said infant ann her properly to the applicants, in the clerks of fice ot the court of Ordinary, on or before the 3. day of July next otherwise letters of Guar nan- ship will be granted Witness the Hon, Edward Harden one of the Justicea of said Court, this 3d day of June, A |). 1824 S. M. MONO, • i >• P ERSONS indebted to the estate of- James Lambright, late of Liberty county, deceased, •re requested to make immediate payment; and those having demands against said estate, will present them legally attested within the lime pre- scribed by Law to| JOS. LAW, Sen’r. qualified ex'r, 22 17 Executor’s Notice. A LL persons indebted to the estate of the late .<-*-Dr Robert Worrell, Jr.are requested tp make immediate payment to Mr, Ryprson, or to 1’HIL.IP BltASCH, Qual. Exfor. N. B. The accounts if not paid shortly will be placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection, tan 6 • 4 NOTICE. P ERSONS indebtejl to the Estate of Alton Denmark, dec. are requested to make im» mediate payment, and those having demand- -•gainst said estate will present them property at tented within the time limited by lav Jltfo < INE month), alter out., application wil be il made to the Inferior Court of Efiingkum County, for leave to sell all tin; real property be longing to the ystate of the late Rev loo. Beck, dec. lying in said county, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors april 16 88 ANN BECK, Adm’x. febSa .48 ROBERT BURTON, adm’or MARY DENMaK, adm’rx. Uulfoch Cty. , CL persons having uenmnds against the es tale of Surah McKmdley, late of Bryan oouuty, dec. are requested to render them in du- y attested—those indebted to said estate are re. quested to make immediate payment. JAMES UUTLER, adm’or. april 2 fi.77 Georgia—Bulloch County. By the lion, toe Court ot Owinary of auiu ouunty, VATHEREAS Robert Burton, administrator.oi V r the estafool Sttphen Denmark, deed, hath applied to the said Court for letters dismissory from tbe said administration. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the saiu dec. to file their objections (if any they have) in 'ie office of the Clerk of this Court within the ime prescribed by law, othertrioe letters dismis ioty Will be-granted the applicant. Witness the Hon. Sheppard Williams one of tie Justices of suit! Court this 3d June 1824 june 4 •J32 ELY KENNEDY, c c a n o, 100 D liars Reward. I ) AN AM AY ti'-m the nio-onhcr, in Columbia tV County, nearltuysvllle, un Little River, my negro man Phill, or Phillip, on the 22<l December 1821. Phillis -bout five leet eight or nine in- he» high, twenty five years old, dark complectiou, thick lips, shows his teeth very plainly, when lit laughs; bends back in bis knees; is a tolerable good blacksmith. Also, my negro m m Peter, who sometimes calls himself Peter Bio ks, on the 24lh December, 1821: who is about thirty yeurs of age, yellow compac tion, about five feet nine or ten inches high, with a scar on the left cheek, ocrasioned by the cut of a knife, which shows very plainly Peter is a tolerable Shoemaker, a handy rough plantation Carpenter ' fiave good reason, to believe, they have obtained two free passes each; they have one, to work by the month, until they have got money sufficient, and then they are to nn.ke use ot the other: I believe they made for.' Savannah T he above reward will be given foi the appre hension and delivery of the said negroes to tbe subscribe;, or fpr lodging them in any sulc .lail, so that 1 get them again, or fifty dollars*for either of them. WILLIAM MURRAY. may 26 itt24 tor Sale, vVt-lNE Lots situate on liie South Common, as i ilN* pan of Garden lot No 7, designated by mini bers, 1, 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 10, 15 and 24 Also, an undivided third of lot No l7,Yumacra«y, fronting west on F.dim St. opposite the residence of Joseph Stiles, Esq, Also, all the interest oflssac La Ruche in a cer tain lot of land, situated on uieTbu»derl>olt Road. The above property is offered for sale by nr ftuc of an assignment made by Isaac La Roche for the benefit of all his creditors. It not sold before vthe first Tuesday in May next, it will ihehbeof eredat public auction at the Court House in Sa vannab. Fr particulars apply to D. PONOtf, Agent for the assignees ol 1 La Ruche april 20 92 »\ I-L persdns indebted to me estate of oJe ~~ der Martin, late of Liberty county, clecea cd, are requested to make immediate payment the subscribers; ond those o whom the said t tate is indebted are required to exhibit their cn mauds duly authenticated, to RICHARD V. BAKER, , WILLIAM If. jtfAUTlN, £ ^ r '' may 10 4112 Superior Court—Chatham County, jANUXUr Tkum lot),’ Aaron Cfovelnnd and Susan C. *t ’ his wife, 1 „ vt. f HuleMti Jacob Fahm. J O N the petition of Aaron Cleveland and fi. his wife, who Was Susan C. Bona, staling that Jacob Fahm, before the intermarriage «r ■ petitioners, to wit, on the 22d day of June ltet did in conjunction wiV.i one Joseph A. Scott ex ecute a joint-bond to the a nd Susan C. inth-* penal sum oi four thousand dollars conditmiwt for the payment of two thousand dollars with tip tereat from date, on or before the first risuUr March then next, and that for the better securi™ the payment thereof, the said Jacob did 6- the day and year first aforesaid make his certullf in denture of mortgage, whereby he mortgaged to, mid Sunn 0 all that lot of ground known ttntf designated as Garden lot number thirty nine. No 39,’ and also, font adjirtning half pmt of another lot known as lot number forty two, No 42, con l turning together eight ami a half acres more less situated to the East ot the city of Savannah and bounded to the north west of Lot No 26. m thcfSouth and East by lands belonging to the es. 1 ta*e of Hampton Lillibrulge, and the west bv the public road leading to Skidaway island where, on a brick yard is now established and known by foe name of FnlimB brick yard—that there is nog on the raid bond or mortgage obligatory the sun; of eighteen hundred dollars with interest from the 1 23d day of January, 1823, and praying the fore- closure of the equity of redemption of the said Jacob and his heirs, executors, administrators and I assigns in & to the saidmongaged premises.—On motion of W. W Gordon, attorney for the peti. tioners—it is ordered that the principal and in. terest due on the said bond or writing obligatory together with the cost of thii- application be p«id into this court within twelve mouths from fob (W or in case of default that the equity of redemp tion ot said Jacob Fahm, his heirs executors, au. ministrators, and assigns be from thenceforth for- ever forclosed and that such further and other proceedings be had thereon, as are pursuant to the statue in such case made and provided — Audit is further ordered that this rule be pub- fished in ohe of the Gazettes of this state at 'cast i once a month for twelve months, or that a copy, be served on the defendant at least rix mimiha before the time appointed for the pay meut ol the money into court. Extract from the minutes, l./tu Jan. 1824. jan 16 12 JOB . BOM.i-S. Georgia Ghatham County. By the Honorable the Justices of lue 2 Tenor Cour* suid county sitting forurdiimry purposes To all whom it ,may concern. W HEREAS Thomas R. Price, administrator of David H. Thompson, dec. has petiui q. ed to toe honorable the Justices of the Interior Court,sitting for ordinary .purposes to be* dis charged from tlje administration aforesaid. Now thesu arc, therefore, to cite and udhmmih all und aingtilur the kindred and creditors oi the said dec, to file their objections (if any they have) in my office on nr before the i6tli due of Sep. tember next, otherwise letters dismissory will be granted to the applicant Witness foe Honorable John Camming, one of the Justices of said Court this 16th day of March A, D. 1824. 8. M. UON1), c. c o. march 16 62 1NE months after dale application wit! be made to the honorable the Inferior Court uf Chatham County, when fitting for ordinary puts puses, for permsssion to Sell the following real estate, for the benefit of the heirs und creditors of the estate of N. 8. Bayard, deceased, viz: One undivided fourth of a tract of Land, contain, mg about 500 acrex, on Cumberland Island, Cui* den County, known as Pluin Orchard—und au un divided fourth of a certusu Tuact of Land cituute on said Ishrnd, containing about 500 acres, origin, ally grunted to Gen Lecliland McIntosh, and bounded on the south by the said Plum Oi chant Tract, Also a plantation cal ltd Lottery Hall situate an the OgeeChee Road, 3 miles from Savannah, con taining about 600 acres. N J. BAVA RD, Adro’r Est. N. S. Kuvurdt nov 10 211 having demands against the cvite L of James Anderson, late oi Augusta decease); ■ne requested to present ttfoir claim, propeil) tested, und those indebted to make immolate ptiymenUo JOHN BALFOUR lAdministrutor. fob 7 ., EL persons has mg demands ugainst the estate ot Win Hofihst rawer dec ure requested to present them for [payment within the time ,described by law, and all persons indebted to Said etitate are requested to tnake immediate p»r- ment.to JAMES MORulSON, march 4 52 Qtnu. tolmr. Administrators Notice. jtHF< undersigned Having received letlenrf I Administration on the estate of William 1.1 Spencer, late of Effingham C Uuty, deceased-1 requests all persons having demands against skill estate to render them in to hl.n according to lavpf and those indebted ure requested to make paj- menl to ELIAS REED, Administrator. april 24 t—1|96 \ large quantity of Mr. McALPHINS BRICKII (10,000) will be kept on H ayne’twharf as; I sample, and for retail The Brick will be laadfil at uuy wharf in town to sui purchasers. Appljl DAVID A. STKOBHAU, an 10 VINE months afterdate hereof application will “ be made to the Interior Court of Chalks P County vr leave to sell a tract of land drawn Tlmmas Capps deceased in the late Land Lotte-1 ry, situate and beingie the f ftff district of Mot-1 me County and known by foe number 44, lor (he I benefit ..of the heirs anil creditors of the suid Thi*| Cupps dec. JOHN MOREL, Adm’r. «ept 6 7 Jls8iae of Bread. OC? The average price of Flout being seveil dollars per barrel of 1*6 lbs, the weight dj bread the present month must be us follows: 12.j. Cents Loaf 2 lb 11 oz. 64 do do lib Sh oz. . of which all Bakers and sellers of Bread wM take due notice. .1NO. I ROBERTS, City Treasurer, march 5 1824 53 INE Mmiths after date will I jV mne Afonths after dale -|.plication —- -- y made to thy Ho-.orahlv the Justices of the I 1 terior Court ot Chatham County for leave to - all that Lot in Savannah known by theNumM "tie, Ellis square, Decker Ward, with tlvft ^ provement- thereon : And allThat Lot nah known by the Number iwentt three, i« T* erty ^Ward, wi h the Buildings* thereon—h el f{ toe real estate of John Smith deceased, for benefit of the tibirs. FREDERICK HERB, Administrator may 15 114 tor bale, ■ IflHE Darien Eastern Steam Saw und Itice Milfl S. with the uppuftenances thereto beloiigii'i!''| tn extensive credit will be giveii to the jjutcWI -er or purchasers, he or they giving «e'.ui‘ l ) , i ^1 |)roved of by the Rank of Uorraiu— For teiP'P! ■ly to GEORGE ATKINSON, - ) J „ JAMES DUNWOOUY.C Uwik’Commit'M | HENRY'HAKFORI). 5 |J r/’ The hi vannuh Re[iuuycan \i requcslra. 1 !! :<jm the above, and forwa.-.l the amt of IJaricii for tuymont. 81^ * m.