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ugfaldeftia ' jiViAjwa* \1n Ordinance, I’d regnl ffe V’ i r d'itiea -md fix the fe< a .ff POUT \V t\ RDENS, for the port of Sa vannah. -a ■ Sec. 1. 3c it ordained tfia Miiyor and ’ Abb r ot 1 " of the. City of Savafitioh iii Coun cil .ng-mbfotty and it is hereby ordained by the uth'r'ujvol tb> sam6, , • That oil the first Monday In January in caoh.vcar ih«fr«fth*U be appointed five per spnl' io act as Port Wardens for thb part'of Sauandah* who s'Vem be commissioned by the Maybr^nder \bo- seal of the corpora- ^ f * -4 S*»c. -2 And be It limber ordaided; llvat the said Port Wardens he and they are here bv required fo keep a fail’record of ail their proceedings, to appolnt a clerk lor that pur pose and to ruriiish extracts <*r copies ol t be same, at the request of apy person or per «!.ns and they shall liavc and use a common, se it to be annrxet! to all extracts or copies ol nroceedings (Wished by tl\eclerk afore I &ld, and the caid olerk, shall be and lie is hereby allowed, the sSnne fle** for searches, exi'.icts, copies nr rartificates, as arc allow ed for like lerviters, to the Clerks of the S\i pflrioc Coprts of this State. Sec. 3d. And Wit further ordained, that the safib Port \VardcnS at tlieir ffiStV any eub-eqnent meeting htf and they are hereby authnriaed to make such rules and regula* tiohs, as irtny.be conducive to good order and a proper dischargaot their duties and ofifore»tbe same by reasonable fines, to be' when imposed deducted.bjT the derk-out of the s irtis coiltjcted fotthe use of the Port \Vafden so fined* anti the *snkl /teukt »>c forb he enters.<*<n the duties' of Ida office shall « vc ’ to tnd Mayor- and. Aldermsn ->f the G’iv of'Savannah, a bond with two £ood and sufficient fciirc'tes in ’the stnn o' *— T . . .. . jt.’ r. .. ii... f. 2 SO Pot- each survey on the stowage of the hold ot any vessel, For each survey on. goods after they ure landed, 3 00 Provided that the saW vessel pr goods he at or opposite thft Oity of Savannah. Jf bo Ween Fovt Wayne aiid Five Fathom Hole, 'then fifty per coot in addition to the above ciiwmeritctl sums. If- to go below Five Fathonty Ikhd'not below Long Island, seven ty five ,per- cent, in addition to the above enumerated sums. If to go below Long Island, double tlie slims above enumerated Fm'.a bdanind hands, it tHeuaid Port War dens should be required to furnish • such, ten dollars pel’ day. lit fill cases Where the. Port Wardens shall he f-tnjxfoyedifltorc than one day in’tlic perfoamunrft ofaqyduty re quired by this-ordinance, the acting Port Wardens shall be entitled to similar fees for every dav.so.employedi , Sec. 9. And Be it fort her ordained, that the clerk of the said board of Pot-i Wardens shall collect all spats duo to said board, or Cither of flie Port Wardens for services rendered, pursuant to t fo ordinance, and for which he shall'he efltitled to such com pensat’mn the Port WuKlens shall fix. and snail quarterly make a'statement ol thi same so received, and pay over tg cacli Port Warden his shore thereof; the said amount to he equally divided among tnem; and shall also make a quarterly return of tjje iffiha, received to the City Treasurer, lobe byJiim laid before the City Council at their first meeting thereafter.* • See p And bo.it timber’ordajtwd, tbs. 'each Pqrt Wardeti so appointed, before on' geriog tipon the dtltics of Mis office, shall lake -nfid subscribe, before tho Muyoi'Tir dhavmbn of Council; th following oath or nffirmatL n, aAtlfoefisfimay b&—*‘I do so- fifuyor or. chairman of gobncil the following fta;ii,or*iffiflrtSiiqrt»:“r**dd Solemnly sweaa (or affirm as. Ui6 case may be) that I ml' - gall, trgly, frutlifully* and twipamafly.dis Chfrge all the dude's reqftircd pf me as clerk orthb bo-^rtl of Pqffi Wardens for the port of‘Savannah to ttfc best of my ability aid shaH ot.ry.eerllly as clerk such papers or documents as,at*b-duljr massed and up pr -ved of by ibe'-said Pvirt IVaVdenfi So help jneGod." -. - > y " I Sec. 4. Aha be.it .fgrthef ordained, that iv e said Port Wardens, or any t>»o of them, or more. ifrequti^d’hy the person apply ing for lire SifrVjsy as aforesaid, shall have power,-and they arer hereby .authorised, to act upon any survt'y and to perform all the duties required’ af them 1 y-this ordinance. Sec. 5. And be it rut;ther ,ot;dain e d, th.«l at the request of any' oWner hr a vessel, master,- merchant or. consignee, it shall be lenpiiV sfefttf (or affirni) .tfiat I will truly,' faithfully-anti hnp-JTually, to the best of my urirfetstaqglng, discharge tlie^duties i jfcquir^, dil of me, by vjie, ordinances of *UVe Oltjr Qouticil as .Port W’afdens of the P 4 ort of Sa- varinah ’ So Itqlp.mc God”. Whicli-'sqid oath, or affirmation, after being swqrn to and subscribed, shall be filed nvirtr .the. recur s of Council, by the Clerk thereof. Sec. 1.1. \nct beHt furthev pfdained, tha> if the said Port Wordens, nratty ' of them. Shall neglect-or'rdfqse to perform theduttVs enjoined by this, or any other ordinance, he, or they,- oiiless sufficient ciiuse4)e sbewi- to the contrary, shall,severally forfeit an3, lay a shift not^H^eu^iigb^ifly.’duliaia, t>> 96 recovered, or/convliotV'ficfolre the Cilv Council, to the use of ihfe'informer; or sh?i lie removed fi-otft office, attlie.disoretidn ui Ciifncil* *. i Sec, 12. /^nd ii'e it further ordained, t^ikd * all ordinances, or parts of ordinanfccs, mili- f tatihg with fliis ordinance be, and the satne are hereby rdpcaledr 1 „ • ’ * . * Passed in Council, 4th March,1834. JAS. M6RrtiSON, Mayor. Attest, M. 'IverS 'o.'o. [ur \itrrHVtrir.) ittjf'CKtss*' ' . ALLEYfATOP., npHtS -MAc lUNU was invented by the jufoc. i. X. her,-In the summer of the year 1833,. svliihi t-atiftnediw his bed, with a leg shsttt-m' Mid (Vue ured, mid hss subsequeVilly bi-en iiitroduefcddnte various h 'spithls and private families, where its tst fulness bus been s»fiicieritli attested, as wili ppeav by the subjoined eertifi.muck, sighed by nediciil anil scientific men of 'he first respectsbili- iy: Tho proprietor has had it In successful oper ■lion in various cases ofdisi asei Sic. such tv, true. lr,red hips, thighs, legs, i. ft mmalory i lieumb 'tiffins and fevers, its importaiice lo aoci«J.y cap nut be too highly appreciated, when it is reiueni (birred, that,bv the use of tin- eJi/tfvodor tlie bcd l et sickness and disiruss, is dlvtste uf nl-ufy of its wue , and those hours of puin and wre'clit-diieys, « hich are the harbingers of approaching diisolu tfon, are rei.dert-d more totemble, if not entirely divested of those tortures. The inventor, Igw ob tained a pateilt f or the machine, and they are liuw - ffendfor sale to a humane urn) discriminating public, on liberal mid accommodating terms. JOHN C JCNClvES. HnoViiiKxrB, Oct 3,1833. . ■ r Extract if a ktttrfrom DJno Matfo'e to lfili\um Injalis, .\L l) Projetsur of .Surgery, (if Union. ' > Iriiovliikiti-K, ft.iy.3I, >823.’ Hear Sf»—-Permit me t ) introduce to yt>pr at- icuu.on vVr John Gi Jettokes, an Ingeniuus and respectable tnec'ianick of tbla town, who Will ex it bit id yim, for inspection, (ahd shouldlgnu ihiuk proper,) approbation, a model nfa itiachine, whi : h fie invented during his confinemom last autumn, 'from#' uncommonly bad fVi(Qture of liotli ‘bones of one 6f his legal Yuli will find, upon oitaminu- the machine to be, very timpJc in itsstruc lure, easy in in tu mplioiis; and, happily ConMruc ted 10 promote the convenience auil .add to the comlort of ttiose, wljo, from almost any dueuat, ure confined to a sics bed It a as at first intend ed fur the comfort only of the inventor, but tiiice ti» recovery, he has so much improved it, that ltd is iiixioub to extend its advantages to others, who may from the same, or aiiy.'mlu-r cause, ho ooti- fined to a sick bed, irotn which tho shortest relief is so desirable. Any assistance you may afforil Hr. Jencfci’s'in txifiblting bis m .clirne fur Hie up probation k of vhej/entjemen dt ttu; faculty in Uo»- ton, Will much oblige your friend, ike. JOHN MACKIE. . VTm lJio»tw, M If, , ' ’ . Ca-ifficolr. from John C' “fV,rveh, M 1). Honan, > Piiuctpul of t!» MihQictniavU* Hospital. a r. J O. Jenrkes having requested thy opinion < machine fornusir.g the sick uml wounded from.bed, lhave examined it mil I'ouiKlit, well ikuiatrd for the purpose. In prder to. tea*, its b aohcUl utilltyl desired him tu convey .‘it to tin. -fuss-.ichusetts Geneml Hospital, aud haie repeat edly emfdoyed It there; particularly in a case <d fraotured thigh, accompanied willi deliriuiti, ami round it Irighiy. useful. Ooiwidering it tl\rpt;lbr 1 ... jgS . J tjtetjrgia—rCluuivtm County.. t.- the lloti'iiublr .'lie .(iiMiOks of the Inferi' .'.i-'urt.ofsaid County* sitting fin- onliiwry purpot' To all whom it maj' concern W HKttEAS - Witliam tl.'Green, Administra tor of Mary Fleming,dc*. has applied to tlj Iloiioi-nble the Court of Ordinary, to be disclmrp- ed from the ndmintstrution aforesaid. No*, therefore these are tb cite andaumonisb all and singular the kindred and creditors of Hit said Mary Flerriing, dec. to file tlieir objections (if'uuy they have) in thetileik’s ofiice of sain Court, on or before the tenth of September next otherwise letters dUniissinu will be granted; anti the said William H, Green be discharged from d claims w hatever, as atilhlhUt futor of the said dec. Witness the Honorable ijdwa.d Harden, one of t|ie Justices of the Justices of sai l Court thi Tenth day of March, A 0. one thousand eight hundred and twenty four. i SM BOND, o oo. march 10 5^ assembly met, and'it is hereby enacted by the authority of the. <ame, That where any person o^ versons hsve heretofore nsd surveys made nn lead rights, bounty warrants and grants thereon have not been obtained, it sbsll and miy be law ful for such person or pelfsons.to apply for and obtain such grant or grants, at any tithe previous to the'25th of October, eighteen buquredynd twenty four, on payment of the usual fees, • Sec. 2: And be it further unacted by the author ity aforesaid, That wbere.any surveys hsy.e here tofore been made on head rights or bounty war rants, and gr«nts $h$reon have not been obtained, such land shall noj be subject to a re survey unpv three months from and after the person or perr sons claiming under the original survey ahall haw been notified that such r« survey, is intended > be made, ami that in all cases, the person on per.' sons claiming under (he original survey, shall bm , entitled to'the preference of making such re sm vey, until the expiration of tfiree months from tin time oi such Rooficationj and in the event of ther. being no claimant residing on or near the land t be bus re surveyed, such notice shall be perfec ed by giving three months notice by public ad vertisement, at the Court House of the count where such land may lie, andinone of the publi Gaieties of this State, Sec 3. And be it further enacted, That it shut be the duty of all surveyors who shall make an. such re survey, to certify on his return to the sur veyorGeuer&hthat (hie notice according to th> arrival •' ’ A’N'^Of and district «<f Savannah, iit nixt?e8f,or tynich • po.revive,, amend and continue, iti firce an ipnj recdtVf qathage ,tperein,. of lie ft a B | set entitled an act, to erfetKl the time of t*. leaky situatiort or cVnditioh, or on board ol; king out grants on survey* made on head rights P**-? ay ^*;r— * g-' ***■*. cl'awlizc, damaged <>r supposed lie Hat" presen-aUvei of the State, of Georgia, In General aged; to examine and survey thwAaid shin •r vessel, in her hull, maitfi, spar,' sails, rigging and other appurtenances, and to fepori and certify the state thetcor, and the repairs iitccssary to lit her for sea, so that Ave may be fully sea worthy, noting panic -ularlf the damages which appear to have been sustained by the perils of the sea, and the probable expence of repair as distinct Iro n such as may becotpe necessary from negligence or ordinary decay, and to assist the. said Port Wardens insuch examination, they shall have access to the Loft Book of such ship or vessel. Also, tb erfain he agd survey tHe stowage of the targo of any ship or vessel, ahd to report and ceiliry if the same be property stowed and secured; and Ao examine and survey any such goods, wares and merchandize damaged, or sup posed to be damaged, and- to report and cer tify if the -same be damaged or not, and ju case of damage, the rate and degree of damage ;-and in surveys of packages of mer chandize, they shall de-ignate particularly the portion injured, and in no event reconi iiicnd a sale ol the parts Hot damaged, and generally to do and perform all the thinps which, by the Custom ot merchants in the { *ort of S wannub, have been usually per- ot-med on surveys; and, particularly, to ad yise and recdnimend such measures, in >e lati.m either to said ship 1 or vessel an car go, as may be deemed best suited - to pro, mote the interest and benefit of-ail cot cerned. Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, that the said Pott Wardens, or any two or more o: them, as aforesaid, when Ca)leJ'ui.ton the survey of any vessel, shall have power to euiploy a carpenter, ot 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, Dn| cooper, or otherwise arrapge any goods, wares or merchandise they may survey, the expeiice-of all Which shall; be paid by the owner, master or consignee of said ves eel or good;.' Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, that if any erson ‘Qr persons other than those authorised by this crdinance, except per- BotVs appointed by order of court, shall act or officiate upon any survey, or perform any of the duties, herein required of the said ¥<>« Wardens, he or they shall .severalty 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 ordifiaiicp, there shall be jpaid’to each of t'.Te said Port Warden^ officiating, by thi owner, master or consignee of any vessel or cargo, the fol'towing sUms, to wit Vb r cacli survey on the ha'-cftes of u vessel, ■ / . gl OA Yot each survey on a vessel, 3 0 . each survey or. a vessel and * 'cargo, % /. ' •. v '■ • S» ts&iA survejMDO'ft carp valuable invention, I very lieartil> recommend for the.uac of h japi(kta k Kndjfor all* private pa. lieiita who may be in iieca of i r . JOHN C. VVARUI'.N, Principal Mass.'Ui apiui. ftntrmir, June 16, 1323. I hereby certify that I have made use of Mr. J.< i. Jenckes* new invented machine for raiainK . . , . aick and disabled P.ersoqi, having, bpen tifflkted; granted to tfii applicant, with rheumatism lor seyeikt yearftftodie Uooe con- VVitnesa tfio Hon tidwaj^l HardeUf Otte at lined to my bed for weeks in succesribn; and ao Jui.tices of ihj said court this 10th day of tl great wtw my pain that l could not bear to b< A “ ’ r,A ' toucliad, have been raised’'will! the above tpen tinned machine with the utmost, case; I do there fore recommend it to ad persons who acerimilarlv affl Mecj. U1UKL ItEA. > , novimmcB,.July 6,1823k witnessed veiitfoh of a mactiine for raising the sick fropt Dior beds, utiite iii recommeiKti ig the name as pecu- uurly useful for tho piitpoao.for whh h it is iri-.eu! ded. ' DAVHJ HOS »UK,.M D. johNnelsdn, Mfi. . JNO C CHESSMAN, M D . JOHN 'W.A'l'TS, it. M I) ,.* VALENTINE MO IT, M D. .-*•/ v . ■ ? WllluHT PAiT, M D. "• THOMAS OUlTC/M O. ALEX II BTBVENS, M D. New Voiuft inly IS, 1823. • Certificate from the lion Samueel L Mitchell, y*; Since the arrival of Mr ,ohmd. ( jffiiekea, inN, p’rovitions of this act had oeen given, and uo grant obtained on such re survey;»hiHI be v/Iid, unlts» accompanied with such certificate: Provided, nothing in this act shall affect the rights of orphan* or persons under the vge'of 21 years, and tltut aii i-uch persons shall be allowed one year After they airive at tlte age of 21 years to tske out theii Sec. 4. And be k further enacted, That It shall be tt|e duty of the Governor to Cause this act to be published ip one of the newspapers in Mill ' dgevilie, Augusta and Savannah, once in each month, until the exniratioh bf the time appointed by the same for taking but grants- See. 5. And be it further enacted, That-fill laws and parts of laws militating aga'mst this act be iTid tlie same are hereby repealed. 1JAYID ADAMS, Speaker of the House of ttepr sr-ntatives. »Ht/WAS STOCKS, President of the Senate Assented to,Dec. 2,1823. G, M 1‘ROUP, Governor ffj* The foregoing to be publishfd tnonthly, impl Nov. next, in ti.e ^Co^lSlitulionalist , ’ and “Savanmtiiliepubficaii ” 'a iii'-roh 10' i , i. i. j u.i P EB>ONi> indebie.j -o the' estate ot Lambiriglit, late of Liberty county, deceased, are requested to muke immediate payment; and those DMVihg demands rfgainst said estate, will present them legally attested within the time **" scribed by Law tol JOS. LAW, Sen qualified iat» 22 i7 ■ ' <: f Certificate from the Physicians and Surgeons of t the Meat fork Hospital, ■ , ... ■ .. ..aiiN,'4824. V«ron Clc\ eland and Susan U. ~ hit. Wife, . „ , . ' vs.. pilule Msi\ Jacob l'ahtn J Oeotgivt—C.‘hutham County. »:<> all whom it they Concern, W HEREAS Solomon filmd executor ofWm Gilbert deceahcd has applied to the lionora blc the Court bf Ordinary to be discharged from liis execiilotkhip aforesaid. Now, these aresherofore. to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Wm Gilbert deceased, to file their objeo. lions, if any they have, in the clerks ofiice of said Hourt on or before the fourth day of September next, otherwise letters of diBmissory will be gran ts. I and the said .Sulomon Shad be discharged from all chums whatever as executor of the said deceased Witness the honorable John Camming, one of the Justices of- said Court this fourth day o Mutch, A. D.18?4» s . S.U. BOND, cco. march 6 34 Georgia—-hatliam County. I o ,n; »ii..tii n mi.y couceta-i \ . ftftTllEliEAS Mar, Davis,widow has applied to ? V the iamorable the 'court of ordinary of Chat bum Cuunty, for letters of administration, on (he Aiale and ettycts of Wm Davjs dec. Now these-u(-e thi refore to cue and .admonish it alid singular the kindred and creditors of tile *aid deceased, to file their objections, (ii anythey iiavc) iu my olHbe, on or beforo the 3d day oi Pity next s otherwise letters of administration .ill be griuited to the uppheant. ' * Witness the Hon. J, E. Williamson one of the. Justices ot/lhe said Chart, the third-day of June, A. D. 1824. S. M. BOND c oo. .time 3 1.31 . 1 '■ ' Cieopgia—Chatham County. Bjp the honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court ot said County sitting tbr ordinary purposes To all whom it muy concern, Y^HERBAS Charles Hoyt administrator of; ? upcrior.Court— ^'hatham Couniii. [ Janos a» Tku«. _Ei t r C, his wife, who was Susan G. Bonn, stutme ‘.-Iml Jacob Pahm, before tin- imetraarriaige of the petitionersj to wit; on the 22.' da) of j„ne 1821 did in conjnncnon wW. oiu. Jo-eph A. Scott, ex! ecute a joint bond to th. s..id Susan 0 in the penal sum offom- thousand dollars conditioned for the payment of two tlwxisand dofisrs \>ith in terest from date, on or before the first day of March then next, nnd that lor the betu-r seeUtiniT the payment thereof, the said Jacob did on the day and year,first aforesaid make his certain in. denture of mortgage, whereby k- mortgaged to said Susun C all that lot of ground known and designated as GHrde.it lut number thirty nine, No 39, and also, that adjoining half part Of another lot known as lot number forty two. No 42, con taining together eight Hnd a half ayes more or fosssitjated to the East of the city of Savannah and bounded to the north west ot Lot No 28, i 0 the South and East by lands belonging to the es. tatQ of Hampton LilUbridge, and Hie west by the public road leading to SkitlHWny island where- on a brick yard is now estabii .lied and known by the name of l'ahms brick yard—that tltere is now on tpe said bond or mortgage obligatory the sum of eighteen hundrctl do.lars with interest from the '23d day of January, 1823, and praying thr fore closure of the equity,of tedemption of the said Jacob and his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns in 8c to the saidmorigaged premises.—Op motion of W. W Gordon, attorney for the peti. lioners—it is ordered that the principal and in. forest due on the said bond or writing obligatory together with the cost of thi- application be nui<J ijuo this court within twelve mouths from this dale, op.in case of default that the equity of redemp. thin of said Jacob Fuhm, his heirs executors, ad. mlnistrutors, am' -sssign-. be from thenceforth' for ever forclosed and that snch further ami utliey proceedings be had thereon, as are pursuant to the statue in such case made and provided— Andty is further ordered that tins rule, he pub. lished in one of the Gazettes of this btute «\t«5 once a month for twelve months, or that a copy, be served on the defendant at least rix mpulity. before the time appointed for me payiifot.t ti the money intd court. Extract from the itiitiutes, lwn Jan; 1824. jail 16 18, \ JOB ft BOI.I.ES. Hie estate of JolitvIjifMop, Jr. dec. hris pe nuoiied the honorable the court of Ordinary ufi fihatliam Cuunty to be discharged -from liis satu administration. 1 Now these are therefore to cite and admonish irt an J singular the. kindred. aqd creditors of the; said deceased, to iifo their objections, if ahy tJiey ; have, in m> office on or bi-fofc the tenth day of; St pt next; otherwise letters dismissory will l». \ D. 1824. march ; f thi i arcl.,' S. M. BOND, ooo. lieorgia—Chatham Gouitty, To'all whom it may concern E HBltEAS Alexander'M. Taylor, adminiv truior of John Scott, dec has petitions ' in the Jitatices of the Inferior Court siuhv for Ordinary purposed to be discharged from his suii iidmipiMration. i Tfo*e are therefore to cite and admonish alii tirlsiii; ular the kindred and creditors of the said -dedi tofile their objections (if any they hare) in; ihe.CIqrk’s ofiice of the Court, of.ordinary on or o.ffore the sixth day of November next; otherwL,- i<:iler» of dismissory will be granted^ Vyitness tin. lion. Edward Harden, one of tht' uisticesoF thb sail Court, theaiktli day of May, A, U. one thousand bight hundred and twenty »ur. S. M BOND, c. c.o. mu 6 106 Y'irk, a fi-w day * ago, "With.- ample recommends .>n»: I have availed myself iff opportunities it earn 'beconstruction nml operation of !iis inven- .-•n for lifting we ik,,sick, wounded hhd' dis iuleu ryions from tlieir teds, for ihe'purpojes of clean J less and comfor ; and I hate becurpu satisfied ■hi Hie machine L, well adapted for the object.. In writing an opinion concerning it, I cunceiy> •ught to state, tW besides iii fiiucosfor iis uses, seems <o be ec.onomicul and durable; thereby ing no less serviceable tp the infirm and wuuh- d i- private houses, than in public hosiiitals. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL. N'xw Yobk. july.16,1823. i - The ■subscriber has been appoint- I Agem of Mr, iohn C. Je.ieke*, K:>r ito'o.ii^pu sal ot the above' mentioned Alleviators, and nas tow on hand One as a sam(>te which ctiii be seen by applying at his Store, Seliicks Buildings, ri'-ar Market Square. Orders for them will. b<- irompl. ly attended to. EHENfcZH.lt JEN ICES, june 2 130 . i IN nioutUs after date, I shall ap,ny io (he XI Honorable the Justice* ot tne Interiur Court uf Gbatbam County, for leave to sell the real and personal property of Laohland tiarniltion M‘ta osh, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs. ‘-USAN A G M'lNTOSH, A lm'x. Georgw— hatham Count) . To all whom it may Concern-» ♦ WHEltE AS, Patrick Houston, Esq. has up. py plied for letters of Guardianship on the piffson and property of Sarah Ann M, Houston ; infant under 11 years of.age, the daughter of ,U J Il ’Uston dec. Now (liese are to cite and admonish all and sin. guiar ihe kindred arid friends of the said infant to file tlieir objections (if any they have) to gran- ting of'the Guurdmijship of ;he said intym and her property fo the applicants, ip the clerks gf fice of the court of Ordinary, fin 0 r before the 3" day of July next otherwise letters of Guardian ship will be granted Witness me Hpu. Edward Harden one of Hie Justices of said Court, this 3d day of June, A H. 1824. R. M. BOND, e o. Georgia t>hatha»i Count). ■By tlffi Honu?»6|e the Justfoek. pi the l.ffcriot Court said county sitting for oiriinafy purposes To all w hom U nay concern IIEUEAS TliomaH K. i*rice, administrator of David II, Thompson, dec has petition, ed to the honorable the Justices’ol the Inferior Court, sitting lor ordinary purposes to he dis charged ffom the administration aforesaid. , Now these are, therefore, to cite and admonish all nnd singular the kindred and creditors m the said dec, to file their objections (if any they lii.ve) In my office on or before the 16th da- ot hep. (ember next, otherwise letters dismissory will be granted to the hpplicantv Witness the Honorable Jolin Cuniming,oi,e of the Justices ofsttid Court this 16th day. of op, A. D, 1824. *■ S. M*. BOND,: c. c 0. march 16 62 j'. . . . . ' , . INE niontlis after uate uppiicition will So V made to the honorable the interior Court of Chatllum Cntuity,'wbeii sitting for ordinary pur poses, for per'iiiMsiou to sell tbc following real .-state, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the estate of N. 8, Bay ard, deceased, viz: One undivided fourth of u tract oi Lund, contain ing about 500 acres on Cumberland Island, Cam den County, known as Plum Orchard— and an un. •tivihed fourth ofu certasn Tjuct of I,aiid situate unsaid Island, containing about 500 acres, origin* 3ly granted to Gen Lecblaml McIntosh, and ii.iUhued on the south by the stf d plum Oichurd Tracts- \|#o a plantation called Lottery Hall ffipafok on the Ogcechee Hoad, 3 miles from Savannah, ton, uming about 600 acres. . N.J» BAYARD, / AdtaViist.N.S. Bavard# no v Jit -, ' • P EitSu.su iiaV.ng dtmandVugaint.V tad tstaM ul James Anderson, lute ot Augiibln decent !, ure requefated fo preseiil thuir claims propeth «• tested, arid those ir.dabted to matt; imfoste payment to. JOHN BALVOUH . i.u persons na.iug demfous ug-uibi- p.c- t.«. ZX'a e nf Tliomus Lucenu, latcol Suvaiinafodec. ire rr-quemed to present them within the time pieitnben by law, and those indebted to swu es tate, are required to make payment to tiie sub scriber. S. M. BOND, qnah adm’or. with the will annexed, m-y 5 ft lOu LvlNL months ytjeifomL, .apphcuuon wn be a. s made to Hie Inferior Court ot Etlinghani County, for leave to sell all the reai property be longing to (be estate of the Istc Rev Jno. Beck, dec. lying in said county, for the benefi; of the heirs uitd creditors , tprii 16 88 ANN BECK, Adm'x. 100 D -liars He ward. Cft ANA" vy from tfie » b criber, in Oolumhia i.V County, near Kayiivllty, on Liule River, my n- gro man Phtll, or Plitllip, on the32d December 1821. 'Phill is about five leet,eight or nine iu hes high* iwenty fiv< years old, dark oompiebtion, thick lips, shows his leeth very plainly, when tu laughs t. bends back in bis knees; is a tolerable good blacksmith. Mao, my negro thin F’eter, who sometimes calls himself Pe<er B > ka, on the 34ti| December, 1821: who is about thirty years of age, yetfoa compli c- • uin, iBout five feet nine uf ten inches high, with a scar on the left cheek, at . usioned by the Cut of a knife, which slipws very plainly ..Peter is a tolerable Shoemaker, a handy rough plantation Carpenter .'have goou’reasonstobeiieve, tiny nave obtained .wo free passes each; they iiate Olie, (0 Work by Hie month, pn il they have got money smlicienfoand then they are to nt“ke use ol ihe other: I. bcljeie they made, for fiava.iri.ih The above reward will be given lot the appie henaioh and delivery of be said negroes Vd the subscriber, or M lodging hem in any safe Jail, so that l get them again, or fifty dolLrk foe either of (hem- WlfoLlAM MCRRAY. ' may 26 j.fl5J4 ' >*■ < Executor’s Notice. 4 LL persons ilidebtt d to the estate of the tyte *-Dr Robert -Worrell, Jr. are, requested to make imfnediaie payment to Mr. IB erson, or to , PHIlffP BRASOH, Qual.&c’or. N, B. The accounts if not' paid shhrtly will be rdacedin the hands of an Atlotnev for collection, NOTICE. !7i Li. per. >i h having Jemandh againsi cb ■■<£& tale oi Sarah McKuidiey, laie of. Uryaii County, dec. are requested to render them indu- y aitesjed—those indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment. JAMES BUTLER, adm’or. april 2 tt77 - , Bullpen Coun y. mil 6 against said estate will present tbeni property a 'ted within the t;;ne limited by law. ROBERT BURTON, adm’or MARY DENM.>K, adm’rx. leb 23 43 Bulloclt Gtv.- By ihe. Hon. ule uour< «i Uioinaiy pt sain ..ounty. VA/UEUBA3 Robert Burton, «itmimsirator ot VV the cwfote of Su pben, Denmark, deed bath applied to (Ifo Court for letters dismissory from the said administration. These ure ihertfore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred ipid creditors of llte ijuin ■ty will-’be granted U'fc applicant, Witness tlje lion, t i-eppkrd Williams one of m Justices of sain Cuur. ibis 3.! June 1824 ELYtyE^NEDV, ccouc. ■ft feb 7 JAdmuuairator. ■ LI. persons having demands against t iOi of Wmllochsirassef dec are requ present theiii -for payment within I tin: estate requested to present them for payment within Hie time prescribed fiy law, and all persons, indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to JAME8 MORRISON, juarch 4 52 ■ ' : Qun'.hdmr, Administrators Notice. , (HE uiuletsigned having received letters d 5 Administration oii the estate oi William J. Rpencer, late of Effingham C >un(y, deceased- I requests all persons having den,ands aguinst said estate'to render them in to fi'.m accordiifg to Is*, and those indebted ure requested to mhke pa)< Hieut to ■ ; ' ELIAS REED, Administrator. april 24 , i<~i.|06 \ KW* quantity of Mr. McALl’HlNS.BRICKS » (10,000) will be kept on Wayne's -iofiarf asi SKrapIer-und for ijetail. The Brick' will be famltd at uuy wlpirfin town tb >ui purchasers. App 1 * to DAVID A STROBHAll. nn 10 Vj lNE months affor date horeofapplication e ft be made to the Inferior Court of Chat I wo County.for Jeavelo sell a tract of land dra 'n by Ttuimas. Capps .deceased in llie lute Land Lotte ry, siluatcuiid.beingir,thefifthdistrict of Mon roe County and known by tlio nuinber 44, for tiie benefit ot the heirs and creditors of the said Tho), Capps dec. sept 6 JOHN MOREL, Adm’r. s$n8ize of Bread. (ff The average pHqt of Flour being neven oilars per bai-ri-l of J.96 lbs, Hie >weight nf read the preseni moutIrmus' be us follows: 2 lb 11 oz. i ib 54 oz. Cents i^af Of which u(f Bakers and' take due notice, tilers of Bread will 5 tor titue, . lNfcLotsaifouic ,>b tiifcifouthCommon,asu pun of Garden' Im No 7, desigfiafi-<, by num bers, 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, .15 and ,24 A.'so, an undivided third offor No 17,Yam icraw, Iroming west on Fmim 81, apposite Hie residenc. «t Joseph Stiles, E.q, t A!so, all the inii-rest of Isaac foa Rochein a cer tuih lot of land, oiluhted oil the I’hunderbol'. Ifou ; The above property is offered for sale by vir' tue of an ussigumeni made hy Isaac Lu Roche f,,r die be tight«»all ms creditors. If not sold b tr f t" vthe first I uesday in w H y next, it will then be of efed at pqoli,; auction at tile COort House in tin- vanuali. t Kr particulsrs apply to D PONCE, . ' april 2'/ Benl 92 * 'f irti ® i ? nec * bt 1 ' L:> ““olie. JNO. I marob 5 1824 ROBERTS, City Treasurer. v i , 4,|K(!s'H!. ibdebted to foe t-sl.ifo ol .»n f * ei Martin, late of Liberty county, deoec V 1 ’ ur f rcquesieatp make immediate payment - ■ he,subscribers;, and those o whom the said f iafo is indebted are required to exhibit dheir - nundsduly au.thenticaU'd, to ill 1 HARD !•’, UsKEIt, WILJ-UM U. MARTIN, fh; INE Months after, 'date ‘m^jiiidunou 1 t made to the Hu.ioruble the Justicesofi he k-1 folfor Court, pl\Cpi(tlutn Cui|(ity for leave to kd' 1 j all that Lot in Savaiipab, known by Hie N" niMr ,L me, Edis square, Drcker Ward, with the «►?! Iffovi-ment thereoii: And all ( hat Loi in Savan- f -lah knovyn by Hie Number twent! three, in -DM erty Ward; uti If. the-liuihliuga Utereon—bti"? foe real' Mate otJphn Smith deceased, fo; ' ll6 1 fon^fit of the heirs. , . FREDERICK HERB, > ; 1 AdmliilsiraioD mayl-5 114 1 1 - ', r* ‘ : ^ I r Kor Sdey . _ J Dfli ; ien Ehstom Sieiim Saw nnd lhce If' 11 ' ■ eto he>pginir '■“ved of by tlib Rank of ldinen.- •lert the ubo ,-e, and foi-Ward the 1 ' rt-ik of Durien for payment,. «Hg 3 164^