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Georgia-vChatham County.
t j all Wlimn ■ may ai.c«. >ii.
%®rtr.UK4S Ho.mcs I'uppcr lias a^p.ie/l to
y/ the Hon. the Court o» Ordinary ofOiwt.
him. uitp.iyj fur ici'ttfk of adinitiistration on the
estat. and effects of Thomas C Hayward, late .;f
8Sv*iiu»ti, merchant, dechlin beliall of the eredi
These are therefore to cite ami admonish all
and siturular the kindred and creditors ot tlie
8!0il deceased, to file their objection (if any they
)i„% ) to the ^ranting oftheadmimatration of the
estate of the a tid doceaaed to the applicant in the
Clerk’s Office uV the said Court, on or before
the twenty ninth day of August next; otherwise
lettersofa>:ministration Will be granted.
Witness the lion. Thomas N Morel, one of
the Justices of the *-iiii Court, the twenty ninth
day of July, A 1) 1824.
* 7 SMROND.eco,
juiy v'9 157 '
riwrtiil.i'm -.on Ay. to ail whom
hfffia) cuocern. Whereas Elizabeth Boyd
lias applied to the honorable the Court of Ordi
nary of Chatham County, lor letters of admmis
tiatian on the eatate and effects of Mrs Hannah
Keiffer, lake of White It luff D'stript, Chatham
Count), widow, deed as next of kin.
t hese are therefore to cite and admoniah all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
eaid dec, to -.file their objections (if any they
have) to tile granting of the administration of
the estate of the said deceased to the applicant
in the Clerka office of tpe said Co-.rt on or be
fore the J-d day of July uext, otherwise letters
of administration tviil lie granted..
Witness the hon John Cumming, one of the
Justices of the said Court, the 23d day of June,
A D 1824.
S M. BOND, cco
jtine *2 WO ______
Georgia—ihuthuin County.
fly the hi.n. the Juslues of the Inf rior Uuur
sitting forordiusry purposess. .
\S Linus P. Sage administntor of
Vjf Sprague Taylor, deemued, hat petitioned
the honorable Court of UMiihnry to be diacliarg
cd from his said adtni.iugtrftionahip
f heae are therefore to cite and admoniah all
.a< d singular the kindred ?fld creditors of the
Wnl deceased, to file their objections (if and
■they have) in the office of the clerk of the Court
of Ordinary, on or before ifie 1:1th day of Janua .
ry next ensuing the date hereof i otherwise-
letters dismissory will be granted to the appli
cant.
Witness the honorable Thomas N. Morel one
of the Justices of the said Court this l$th day of
July, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and
twenty four.
S. M. BOND, cco.
jniy 13 150
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Georgia—Chatham ouiity
By the li n the Justices of the inferior Court of
said county sitting for ordinary purposes,
To all whom it may concern,
W HEREAS Thomas It Trace, administrator.
of David II. Thompson, dec. hp* petioned-
4n the ho-iorable the Justices of the Inferior
Court, sitting for ordinary purposes to be.dis
charged from the administration aforesaid.
Now these are therefore to cite and admonisli
pll and.piiigitlur the kindred and credRirt ofthe
said dec to fide their objections,if aiy they have
in mv office on or before the 16th day of Sept
nex% otherwise letters dismissors will be g|gnt
ed to the applicant
Witness the Hon. John Cumming, one of the
Justices of s:ud Court this 16ib day of March, A
li 1824
6 M. BOND, cco.
much IS 26
tn Equity.
Between John Armstrong, surviving Executor
of the Inst will and testament of William Jones,
late of the Bahama'Islands, deceased, com
plainant, and Henrietta G. Aim), and Mary
Lloyd, nieces of Henrietta B Jones, widow of
llie said William Jones, deceased, and Henry
M'Nish, mid John M‘Nish, children of Mary
M'Nishf deceased—also .3 niece of the said
Henrietta U. Jones, and Thomas N Morel,
John Morel, and Nathaniel G Rutherford, and
Anii his wife,which Thomas N. John and Ann,
are the children of John Morel the elder, de
ceased, who was a nephew of the said Henriet
ta B. Jones, and Anthony Barclay, and Am,
his wife, which Ann is a daughter of John B
Waldburglier, deceased, who was also a ne
phew of the said He-.rietta U Jones, and Ann
Morel, the widow of Peter H Morel, deceased,
who wall a nephew of the said Henrietta U.
Jones, and Jilin H Morel, William Morel,
Harriet Morel and James 6 Morel, children of
the said Peter II. Morel, which said Harriet
and James S. are minors, tinder the nge of
twenty-one years, and David P. Bourquin, a
nephew of the ball blood of tjie said Henrietta
It Sones, defendants.
I T appearing to the Court, that Henry M'Nisli,
at d John M’Nisli, two of the defendants
named in the complainant’s bill, reside without
the limits of the District of Georgia; it is order
ed that the said defendants lo severally appear
and answer to this bill, on or before the 14th
day of December next, 18 4, or that the same,'
as tn them be taken pro confetto
And it further appearing ' n the Courfi.th.at the
object of the complainant’s bill is smoog other
things, to obtain the direction of the Court, in
the appropriation ofs legacy left by complain
ant’s testator, William Jones, to “the nearest
relations of his deceased wife, Henrietta Bour-
quin Jones,’’ formerly Henrietta Bourquin,
• aughter of Henry Bourquin, deceased: It is or
dered that all and every person and persons,
claiming any part of the said legacy, do appear
and sns» er'to the complainant’s bill, on or be
fore the 14th day of December, next, 1824, or
that complainant have leave to proceed without
further notice.
And it is further ordered, that a copy of this
rule, be published twice a month in one of the
public gazettes of Savannah, Augusta, Columbia
and Charleston, uptilthe said fourteenth day of
Decembe next.
3. CUTLER. District Judge,
inly 3 150
ieorgiu—-Mullock Comity.
ty the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of said
County. " '
»1[/'41EREA8 Robert Burton, administrator of
t v the estate of Stephen Denmark deed, bath
applied fo the said Court for letters dismissuh
from said administration.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
■cid singular the -kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to file their objections (if any
they have) in the office of the Clerk of this
Court within the time prescribed by law, otlier-
-vise letters dismissory will be granted Che ap
plicant
Witness 'he Honorable Sheppard 'Williams,
one of the Justice# of said Court, this 3d June,
1824.
ELY KENNEDY, c c o b c.
june 4 *132
AT <• OKfflA—Chatham County. By the hon
jUTthe Justices of tlie Inferior Court, sitting for
.ordinary purposes.
j'o all whom it fifty concern,
Whereas Uobert 1'aylor,administrator of Wm
-M. Kelley, late of Savannah, merchant dec. has
petitioned to the honorable the court of Ordina
ry to be discharged from his said admiuiatrAtion
These ave therefore to cite and admonish at
And singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to file their objections, (if ant
they have) in the clerks office of the said court
on or before the 8th day of December next
otherwise letters dismissory will be granted to
the petii inner.
a Witness the Honorable John ,P. Williamson,
tone of the Justices of the said court, this 8th day
pf June, A. D 1324.
8. M. BUND, c co.
jure 8 134
Executive Department, Geo.
MILLEDGEYILLE,. 2Jst Nov. 1823.
O RDERED. That the subjoined Resolution
be published once a month, in each of the
Gazettes of this Slate, until the next General E-
Icclion.
Attest, ELISHA WOOD, Sec'ry
IN SENATE, 12th Nov, 1823.
WnsasAB it is desirable to ascertain the wish
es ofthe citizens of this state, as lo the mode of
choosing Electors of President and Vice Presi
dent of the United States»
Be it therefore retained by the Senate and Home
of Representatives of the Slate of Georgia in Gen
oral. itsembly met, That it shall be the duty of
- he Magisti atea who shall preside at the several
f.lections to be held in the different counties of
this State for the choice of members. f the Le
gislature, at the next General Election therein,
to propose to each and every voter at the time
of receiving bis vote, yhetner he desires .that
the choice of said Eleetors shall be confined to
the people or retained by the Legislature, and to
request such voter to signify such desire by *n A
dorsing on hjs ticket, the word People or Legit,
lalftre, according to the truth ofthe truth ofthe
fact; and on counting nut the ballots, tt> annex
to the return of the said election by them so
transmitted to the Executive Department, a true
statement ofthe votes so given, to the end that
the same may be laid before the next Legisla
ture by his Excellency the Covcinor.
And be it further rettlved, That his Excellency
the Governor bs .and he is hereby requested to
cause tbis resolution to be published without de
lay, in the several Gazettes of this State, and to
continue the said publication once a month, un
til tfie next General Election.
Read and agreed to .unanimously.
THOMAS STOCKS, President.
In the Houtt of Representatives, 14th Nov. 1823.
Read and concurred in.
DAVID ADAMS, Speukcr.
Approved -18th Nov. 1823. '
G. M TROUP, Governor
THE IMPROVED
SEIDLITZ cOHDERS.
T HE good effects of these powders as a Med
icine, has been observed and acknowledged
by ull those who have had occasion to use them
In all coses of heartburn, bile, nausea and other
diseases of the Stomach, which are so very pre
valent in warm climates—they con be used at a-
ny time with much advantage. As they form a
pleasant effervescent draught, thev may be sail
to be an agreeable beverage free from taste and
highly impregnated with fixed air, and possess-
iug all the Medical qualities of the much es
teemed Seidlitx Waters.
The Season is fast approaching, when these
nnwderswiU be in demand, and to get them
pure, " is very desirable. Many persona have
been deceived in their operation, by having pur-
chased them in Drug Stores, the proprietors of
Which paid but little or no regard in selecting
the best kind, consequently, their beneficial
qualities were never realized But this difficul
tymay tjow be obviated,—the subscriber has
endeavored for the two or three last seasons
to procure them Genuine and haa been success
Ail-
These Powders aae neatly put up in tin boxes
by which m-ans their Medical properties will
remain unimpaired by the influence of time and
climate.
A fresh supply ofthe above Genuine article
has just been received, which together with a
very general assortment of Family Medicines
will be kept constantly on han .
JjAY * HENDRK'K'ON,
Chemists dj* Pruggists.
Corner of Congress and Whitaker strjeds
Nhap’s Buildings
Superior Court—Chitham
County.
•Thomas F Purse & all A
,Complainants |
and > IN EQUITY.
Richard U Cuyler, ex'r j
Wm Shaw, deceased. J \
I N tins case, on the suggestion in the defend
ant's answer, that certain persons not parties
•to this bill, tending in .Scotland, claim to be en-
Titled to a distribution of part ofthe undivided
estate of Wm Shaw,'deceased, and on. motion,
it is ordered that all persons concerned do ap
pear before the Superior Court of Chatham
.Count in the term ofJanuaiy next, then and
.there to establish such their claims; and in de-
fault thereof, that the undivided estate of the
.said Wra Shaw, be distributed aiming the com
gtlainants agreeably to the decree of said Court
#wd that this rule be published once a month
.unti) the expiration thereof.
Extract from the minutes this 7th day of June,
£824.
* A. B. FANNIN, Clerk,
june 17 4t138
A RARUUN,
Real Estate for Hale.
A VALUABLE Plantation containing about3
hundred acres on Port Royal Island, in 8.
(Carolina, situate about 3 miles from the town «f
jBcuut'ort >p the main road leading .to the frity
.sii'l known by the name of Burtons Hill. Per
sons wishing to purchase would do well to view
the premises and judge for themselves, by the
prop of 8. J. cotton and corn now growing
thereon ; titles unquestionable—for terms which
jvill be reasonable, apply .to Captain Paul A
.Cartwright, in Beaufort, or
N. BATTELLE,
OCT The editor of the Charleston Courier will
please insert the above once a month for three
pmntlis and forward tjjieir bill tq tilts office.
_June 2$ 142
SNMNB months afterdate, I shallxpply to the
AM lion the Inferior Court of the county of Ef-'
fiagbam, for leave to sell all the real estate be-
ponging to Solomon Gnann, dec. of which all com
^effwilj.take notice.
mm v os "r NiNN -
Ten Hollars Reward.
H AN A WAY on the 3utli June lust, my boy
- EUick, is about 16 years old, yellow com-
plectioo, rather chunky made, put very well
grown, speaks plain, tolerable pleasant counte
nance said boy waa taken out of Savannali gaol
about the 20th of April last I will pay the
b»v,e reward to any person who will apprehend
ana lodge said Bllick in gaol so that I get him—
and all reasonable expences if they .will deliver
him lo me at borne. Tis expected he will try
to lurk about Savann#b.
WM. COOPflH,
Scriven County, Gee
ly 0 »tt146
NOTICE. -
INE months after date application will be
made to the honorable the Justices of the
Inferior Court of (Chatham County, When sitting
for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all that
tract of Land containing two hundred and fifty
acres, more or less, known as lot No 15, fifteen,,
in the second district of Early Couuty, Georgia,
being the real estate of Robert M. Durkie, dec
and to be sold for the benefit of tbe heirs and
creditors of the said deceased.
AUGUSTUS F pURKIE,
Administrator of
Jg. M Durkie, dec.
27
Georgia—Chatham County.
fo ail whom it may concern,
W HEREAS James Hunter has applied to the
Hon .the court of ordinary of said county,
for letters of administration on the eatate and ef.
fects of Col Constant Freeman,,late of the city
of Washington in the District .of Columbia, in
behalf of the heirs
Now these are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and.credilors of the
said dec lo file their objections, if any they have
in my office on or before the 26tli day. of July
next, otherwise letters of administration will be
granted to the applicant
Witness the Hon. Edward Harden one of the
Justices of the said Court, th-- 26th day of June,
A D 1824.
8. M BOND. cco.
june 26 <12
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT.
■NO revive, amend and continue in force an
I. act entitled an act, to extend the time of ta
king out grants on surveys made on head fights
and bounty warrants.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Re
presentatives ofthe state of Georgia, in General
Assembly m ct > and it is hereby enacted by the
authority ofthe same, That where any person or
persons have heretofore had surveys made on
head rights, bounty warrants and grants thereon
have not been obtained, it shall and may be law
ful for such person or persons to apply for and
obtain such grant or grants, at any time pre
vious to the 25th of .October, 1824, on payment
of ll|e usual fees
Sec 2 And be it further enacted by the au
thority aforesaid, That where any surveys have
heretofore been made on head rights or bounty
warrants, and grants thereon have not been ob
tained, such land shall atot be subject to a re-
survey until three months from and afler the
person or persons claiming under the original
survey shall have been notified that such re-sur
vey is intended to be made, and that in ail cases,
the person or persons claiming under the origi
nal survey., shall be entitled to tbe .preference
of making auqh re-survey, until the expiration
of three months from the time of such notifica
tion ; and in the event of there being no claim
ant residing on or near the land to be thus re
surveyed, such notice shall be perfected by giv
ing three months notice by public advertisement,
at .the Court House of the county where such
land may lie, and in one of the public Gazettes,
of this State.
Sec 3 And be it further enacted, That it shall
be the duty of all surveyors who shall make any
such re-survey, to certify on bis return to the
s. rveyor General, that due notice according to
the provisions of this aot had been given, and
no grant obtained on such re-sur.vey shall be va
lid, unless accompanied with such certificate
[•rovid'-d, .nothing in this act shall affect the
rights of orphans or persons under the age of 21
years, and that all such persons shall be allowed
one year after they arrive at the Age of 21 years
to take out their grant#.
Sec 4 And he it further enacted. That it shall
be the duty of the Governor to cause this act to
be published in one of the newspapers in Mil
ledgeviHe, Augusta and Savannah, once in each
mouth, until the expiration ofthe time appoint
ed 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.
DAVID ADAMS,
Speaker of.the House of Representatives.
THDMA9 STOCKS,
President of the Senate.
Assented to, Dec. 2, 1823.
G,. M. TROUP,
Governor.
Xj* The foregoing to be published monthly
until Nov,, next, in the “Constitutionalist'’’ and
“Savannah Republican.”
march 10
Sheriff’s sale.
O N the first Tuesday in August next, will b
sold before the Court House in Bulloch
county, between the usual hours of sale.
Four hundred acres of land lying en the
branch, ofthe waters of —Levied
on as the oropeity of Wm H Edwards, to satisfy
an execution in favor, of Sylvia f)‘Neill.
JAMES DENMARK sac.
jnly 3 146
Vl'SHREE months after date application .viil be
I made to the Planters Bank of the state of
Georgia,for the payment of a Bank note,No 359.
letter A, for one hundred dollars, dated 1st Feb.
.819, signed Geo Anderson, President, and J
Marshall, Cashier, payable at Savannah to Tho
mas Gardner, or bearer, the right hand half of
the note being lost:
SAMUEL WRIGHT:
jnly so, 4»f3ml53
JSotice.
I lNB months after date, \ shall apply to the
Hon..the Justices ofthe Inferior Court of
Liberty county, for leave tgu sell the Veal and
personal property of William 1. Baker, dec. for
he benefit of the heirs and creditors.
THOS n BAKER.
_ Adm’r.
itpril 7 _ 89
Valuable Medicine:
ANTI-DI8PKPT1C PJLLS,
Prepared by U tnr B James.
A N approved remedy for Dyspepsia, or Indi
gestion, Habitual Costiveness, and Piles.
It is well known that Dyspepsia it one of the
most frequent and formidable diseases of our.
country. Us -commencement is indicated in dtf- ■
ferent patients by various symptoms, of .which,
the most remarkable are—
Irregularity ofthe bowels, obstinate costive
ness, headach, commonly called nervous or sick-
ly headach, yellowness ofthe eyeB and skin, a-
Cidit' of ptomach after .eating, often called heart
burn, flatulence or wind .on the stomach, bitter,
taste in the mouth in tbe morning, foetid breath,
drowsiness alter dinner, debility, lassitude, e-
maciation, depression of spirits, Ike.
Piles being connected with indigestion and
costiveness, are certainly andspedily removed
by Abe pills.
A supply of the above valuable Medicine has
just been received from the Patentee, and can
be obtained ofthe subscribers who have be.en
appointed agents for the State of Georgia.
LAY 81 HENDRICKSON,
Druggists and Chemists,Shad’s Buildings,
.Savannah-
april 24 c#94
Georgia-—Chatham County.
Py the Houorable the Justices of tue Inferior
Court of said County, sitting for ordinary pur
poses.
To all .whom it may concern,
kjfif HF.REAS Wm H. Green, Administrator of
’ f Mary Fleming, dec.' has applied ,to thi-
Honorable the Court of Ordinary, to be dis
charged from the administration aforesaid.
Now, .therefore.these are to cite and admon
ish all,and singular the kindred and credito s of
the said Mary Fleming, dec. to file their objec
tions (if any they have) in the Clerk’s office of
said Court, on or before the tenth of September
next, otherwise letter dismissory will be grant-
ed, and the said William H. Green be discharged
fr >m all claims whatever, as administrator ofthe
said dec.
'Vitnesslhe honorable Edward Harden, one
of the Justices ofthe said Court this IQth day of
March, A. D 1824.
S M. BOND, cco.
march 10 57
firmed Runaways
\ Negro man named Will, or William, who
was ^employed during the last summer at
at Tybee, ,in the Hotel uLOran Byrd, and ho Id
by the Sheriff in Charleston some months since
committed a most daring robbery on Sunday,
27th June last. He stole hi" mastersclpthes and
armed himself with a pair of horsemans Pistols
He had accomplices and will probably make.for
Beaufort or Savannah. A reward of g50 will.be
paid for lodging him in any jail where he can lie
brought to justice All magistrates are reques
ted -to arrest any white person who may claim
or harbor him. that the law against negro steal
ing* may be enforced. Will is about 5 feet 8 in
ches,about 4U years of age, .earnest and plausible
in hi* speech—he stole among other articles,
md had on when he abscom\ed,a pair of striped
blue pantaloons and jaoket and afur travelling
cap He and his associates may attempt to pass
through Georgia to the .western country.
B F. HUN T,
No. 1. State House-sq Charleston, 8 C.
juiy 3 1.146
Law Notice.
'INHE undersigned having formed a connection
V iu the practice of the law, will attend t
cases in all tit' Courts ofthe Flint Circuits, and
in the adjoining counties of the Qcmulgee and
Southern Circuits.
OLIVER M. PRINCE,
EDWARD D. TRACY.
Reference in Savannah toC. W. Rockwall &
Co
Macon, June 4, <824.
juiy 3 146
Georgia—Chatham County.
By .Hie Ron the Justices of ttye Inferior Court
sitting for ordinary purposes.
\TWHERBA8 Richard R. Cuyler, executor of
\Ay William Shaw deceased has petitioned the
Hon. Court of Ordinary, to he .discharged from
his said executorship.
These are therefore to cjte and admonish njl
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
skid deceased, .to file their objections (if guy
they have) in the office of the clerk of the
Court of Ordinary on or before the 13th day of
January next ensuing the date hereof, otherwise
letters dismissory will be granted to the peti
tioner.
Witness the Honorable Thomas N. Morel, one
of the Justices of the said Court, this 13th day
of July, A. D. 1824.
8. M. BOND, cco.
juiy 13 *50
Superior Cou t—(Jliainatn
County.
John Retan 1
vi. > Rule Nisi.
Nathan Baker 3
i |N the petition of Jno. Retan stating that
’ " Nathan Baker died on the firsi day of May
1822, the better to secure the payment of his
certain promis-nry note of thal date for the sum
oftwo thousand dollars, payable to the said John
Retan, or order, on or before the 1st day of
May, 1824. with interest at 7 per cent per an
num, by his indenture, under his seal, hearing
date the day aod'year first aforeaoid, mortgaged
tolhesa’d • bn Itptan, all the undivided mo ety
or half.part of all that lot of land, situate, lying
andb.-ingin the city of Savannah, and known
and distinguished in the plan thereof by the
number rne (1) Tyrconnell ty living Uarbv ward,
together with the appurtenances, and further
statiiig that the said promissory note remains
wholly unpaid, and the said mortgage in full
force, and praying the foreclosure of the said
'mortgage.
On motion of W. W Gordon, attorney for the
petitioner, it is ordered that the said Nathan Ba
ker do pay into this court, within twelve months
of this date, the principal and interest due oh
tliesaid note and the costs.of the said application,
or in default thereof, that the equity of redemp
lion ofthe said Nathan Baker of .indto the said
mortgaged premises, be thenceforth and forever,
foreclosed.
And it is further ordered, that a copy of this
rule be served on tbe said Nathan Baker at leas*
@ix months before tbe time appointed for tbe
payment of said money into court, or published
in one of the public Gazettes of this state, at
least once in every month, until*tKe time ap.
pointed for the payment there' f, and that such
further and other proceedings be had as are
prescribed by the statute in such case' made and
provided.
Extract from the minUtes this 24th May, 1824.
A. B. FANNIN,
» ■ n cm.
may 7 2
Superior Court—Camden
County.
John Cbna.oiiher., '^'^'
O N the petition of William Berrie. sta$
flint one John Christopher, of the counl
ofCamdm, being indebted to one Henry Sill
rde^i anote nf hand, dated St. Mam 1 I
county, on the 9th October 1822, in tiiv- *
of Five Hundred Dollars, payable with hJiiJJJ
from the date on the first day of January th»
next ensuing, did mortgage to the said IL,,?
his heirs and assigns, to secure the payment
the note aforesaid with interest on the aameJ*'
certain lot of land in the town aforesaid bein!
part of lot No. 1, bqgining at the weat corn er £
a lot belonging to one Calvin Hayes, thence n,?
tiing south 100 feet on St Marys Street, then&il
north to Bryant St. thence east to C Hays’ ii n .’l
thence south to the beginning,, with the marcii
attached to the same on the south side 0 "
Marys or Bay st, being a hundred feet on
street and running from thence directly to
river 8t Marys, together with all and sin^L
every thing thereto appertaining—that thc*^
Henry Sadler, to whom and to whose heirs «n|I
assigns the said mortgage was made on the S&k
of Sept 18 3, duly assigned by deed, said num.
gage to the petitioner, that there is now doe u
said mortgage the sum of Five Hundred Dili*
with interest from the 1st January 1822, -,,j|
praying for the forclosure of the equity of rt
demption, jn the said John Christopher W
heirs and assigns jn the mortgaged premises
that the same be foreclosed according tolas
On motion of Belton A Copp, attorney f or tti
titioner, it ia ordered that the principal and il
terestdue i n the said mortgage together si)
the costa of his applicants be paid intothiacoa
within twelve months from this date, other*!*
that tlie equjty of redemption ofthe laid Job
Christopher his heirs executors, adminiatniH
and assigns be from thence forever foreclosed
and that such other proceedings take platen
are pursuant to tlie statute.
And it is further ordered that this rule I*
published'in one of the Gazettes of this state «
least once a month for twelve months to the tins
appointed for the payment of said money into
4 true extract from the minutes.
JOHN BAILEY,
Clerk
Jefferson, 16 th March, 1824
Superior Court—Chatham
County.
JawoartTbhx, 1824
Aaron Cleveland and Susan C.*t
his wife, {
vs, r Rule Nisi.
Jacob Fabm, J
O N the petition of Aaron Cleveland andSu«|
sao C his wife, who was Susan C Bona, iti
ing that Jacob Fabm, before the intermarrii)
.ofthe petitioners, to wit; onthe22d day of Jins
1821, did ,in - conjunction with one Joseph J
Scott, execute a joint bond to tile said Susan (
in the penal sum of four thousand dollars condi
tioned for the payment oftwo thousand doilvn
with interest from date, on or before the first
day of March then next, and that for the hello
securing the payment tlvereof, tbe said Jacob
did on the day and year first aforesaid make hii
certain indenture of mortgage, whereby lit
mortgaged to said Susan C all that lot of groom!
known aiut designated as Garden lot nunher |
thirty nine, No 39, and also, that adjoining Ml
pari of another lot known as lot number fortj
two, No 42, containing together eight and a In']
acre* more or less situated to the east of the cio{
of Savinnah and bounded to the north west
Lot No 26, to the sooth and esst by lands t
longing to the estate of Hampton Lillil'ridi
and the weat by tlie public road leading u
Skit.! aw ay island whereon a brick yard is not]
established and known by the name of Fshn
brick yard—that there is now op the said bur;
or mortgage obligatory the sum of eighteen M
dre-d dollars with interest from tbe 23d day d
January 1823, and praying the foreclosure^tin
equity of redemption of the said Jacob and H
heirs, executors, administrators and assigns)
and to the said mortgaged premises— On molia]
of W- W Gordi y, attorney f-T the petinnerv-
It ic.ord. red that the principal und interest dot
on tlie said bond or writing obligatory togetbd
with the cost of this application be paid into tbs
court within twelve months from this date, orij
case of default that the equity of redemption *
said Jacob Fahm, Ilia heirs, executors, adminis
trators, and assigns be from thenceforth Icrever
forecllined and that such further and other pro
oeedings be had thereon, as are pursuant to tlv
staUitein sucbcase made and provided -Anils
is further ordered that this rule be published®
one of the Gazettes of this state at least oncer
mo th for twelve months, or that a copy, k,
erved on the defendant it least six month be'
before the time appointed for the payment el
the .money into court
Extraot from the minutes, 15th Jan, 1824..
JOB T. B0Ll.ES, j
jzn 16 12
Georgia—Chatham County
i'o ail whom it may concern.
W HEREAS Win S. Cariipbel! has applied 11
the Hop the Court of Ordinary of Chit
ham Country lor letters of administration »n tin
estate and effects of John Kingsley late of Clut'
ham County, dec. ap principal creditor.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
and singular the kindred and creditors of iN
said de.-eased.to file their objections (if any they]
have) to the granting of the administration«
the estate ofthe dec’d to the applicant in '"
Clerk’s Office of the said Court, on or beW
the 22d day of July next; otherwise lettots r
administration will he granted. ^ .
Witness the Hon. John Cummingone of®
Justices ofthe said Court, the 22d day of J#l4
A. D 1824.
S. M. BOND, cco,
june 22 140
[in Libe/l
For Sale.
A VERY valuable tract of Land in Libert
» County, situate on the dunbury Road, 'ti
Jpiles und a half from Rice!) oroiigh; contain™
two hundred and ten acres. This land is ve 1
valuable for Cotton, Rice and Corn, and ■* *u
calculated for that oulture as any land'» 'JJ
c uuty; the conJitioiia are low and reasona®
there are between seventy and eighty acre J
cleared and under fence, there is also »H-'*;
dwelling house, and all necessary out buildw
on the premises—guarantee titles will be g"' 1 ';,
to the purchaser, np incumbrances lying on
For further particulars apply to Gapt. |o se ra
Jones, in Lioerty Countv, or to
EDWARD » RAKER,
Owney jn McIntosh, county
aug Jo