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’t,,,., iviJARFAGE, S'i'Oll.lGE, DRAY-
WEIGHING. LY MMkjfAH.
Established* Jan. 1824, nqd now In operation.
SO cents.
7ft -
WrtAI'.PAOR.
^uotolOOUnu.pcrdny
£>g"o C n Landing andCountry *+
L«rii barrel or half do Rice
jSSffiip* * ‘
Massac .
(000 staves
loodihlnglos
JOOO roods
4 cents.
ft
4
15
&>'
80
124
20
30
HKiSwlflof corn, end grain of all
100 bushels fonc in bulk _ ™
oedar*llrittwoodor other posts, par ^
UK. U '& rMnd!lls , ani i shipping Goods.
Ichor
Tff.—to.™ k
600 lbs. und upwards .
,1200 do * *
«ofcoffee, pimento sugar, mxiM
oilier bugs of sad* sire, (gram «re r
cepted) each
o. of grain Wid salt • *
mtsmf salted pv j visions navaUtore*,
trend, iimdes, cider,and “ n
of ban-els except dry goods unJ
JO 'o/vdirtl, ahd "all kin* of liquor
(cider excepted) dry goods In
mks exceeding 20 «»««»».
not over 03 gallon# *
a wines or liquors und dry goods
in casks under 20 gallons -
ict of dry goods,nhd all kinds of boxes
under 4 feet sqjmre
„. do do over 4 feet square
[o. sosn, candles, chocolate, cordials,
oil, asd boxsS of like shso
. sugar, each
10 cents;
15
brandy, puncheon of rum, and ull
kinds of liquor m cask s exceeding 63,
and not exceeding 130 gallons • 20
Iron per ton, first and last week 60 cents,
intervening weeks - . 2ft
Evert/ other article same at ill wharfage.
wuiatUNo.
Enel. bbl. or half bb. rice . 0
lllid. of tobaceo'or sugar - . 16
Package of indigo • * . s
Hale of cotton * - . <j
Each draft of light goods, under 100 lbs. til
do do do over 100 lbs. 124
do do heavy goods under 200 Oj
do do do over 200 per 100 lbs 3
DRAYAOE.
For hauling up the Bluff to any part ofthe city,
articles not heron, enumerated, for 1500 pounds
weight - . . g 0 cents.
Under 1600 lbs and not less than 100 37J
do 1000 do do do S00 26
Fora 1000 feet of’Lumber -SI 50
do 1000 Brieks - . ‘. 1 go
do cord of wood . 1 go
For every bale of cotton - - 8
do bill, of ltice • • 18|
do bint of Tobacco .• • 374
do bbl of Flour • . 6j
.And every othrr article in tl.e same proportion;
for hauling down the bluff, or from one wharf to
.mother exceeding 1500 lbs • 374 cts.
Under 1500 aud not less than 100 ibs 25
For each halo of cotton
“ do bbl Rice
do l.l.d Tobacco
do bbl Hour
64
124
314
61
And every other ariitle in the tame proportion.
96
des ot corn, per 1000
cs, the fcsnic as boxes,
tsof osnshurgs, Russia dock,bagging
canvas, each *. • 2
ts of liquor dr u«y k.iiid df Casks, ox-
cccding 180 gallons • 16
tlcfj loose, per gross '• • 23
iter pots, each
nilics of pans, spades, Sic. e ach ®
n,per 1(10 bushels *- * 25
Ills not exceeding 600 ibs. each 20
exceeding Olio lbs. not exceeding .
1200 lbs. • - 35
exceeding 1200 lb<i - - 60
irdaje of all xinils, per coll • *
oVeui With covers, und fire dogs
per pair * *
it«s of earthenware
me, per IlKi Ibs.
per cask - • *
, of 2 wheels ♦ ‘
oftwoivheets
iages, of four wheels
Ido
llwirs, tvlhdloi and all sitting chairs, per
1
rt
2
4
37
26
51 00
dozen
teals, per ton * • •
turnons under 600 lbs.
I do. over 6P0, not ovcb 1200 lbh
I do; over 1200 lbs. •
[smbouses *
isks, empty
Mile, each
Icmijohiis, each • *
|e.ks and chests of drawer#
«Wood, per cord .. - ‘
li, per nuiultil. • •• *
linofuli descriptions (except In bngs)
per 100 bushels A - 26
linppwder, Id bids, of 100 Ibsi tach 124
do. in half bills. * ®i
do. hi kegs of 28 Ibs. or under_ 3
lass, window, per 100 feet, in propor
tion for smaller - * 4
hds. cxcceding 130 gallons of liquor
or uny kind of merchandize 16
exceeding 63 und not exceeding
In Admiraltyi
UttlTfcD STATES OF AMERICA,»
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA* f
John VV. Long )
V*. > Monition.
Ship Albion and cargo. )
To the Marshal of said District- 1 *
GREETING t
iBEO. GLEN, Clerk.
~WTCTHliJtEAS John W. Long assignee of the nn-
VV derwriter# at Lloyds in London, ill the.
Kingdom of Great Britain, the supposed insurers
of the Ship Albion and cargo, has exhibited bis
lil.el or complaint, in the District Court of the U-
nited States, fof the District of Gtorgiastaling,
alleging and propounding, that the British Ship
Albion, laden witli Muhogahy, Logwood, end di
vers other articles, was, on the morning of the 15th
September last, by thn force of the wind mid
Wives driven oil the bench of'Saint, Catherines
Island, in tint District aforbscid, and there aban
doned by horcrew ; and that much of the cargo
S3
130 gallons
Itarlli tile, per 1000 fc
Ifnlp, per ton i
Tull's, raw or tunned, per 100
’i)'; loose, ner 100 lbs. • x
a. in bundles, each ' .
|ampcrs of Merchandize, each
do. of Potp'ces, each •
ogs, each
l or Jugs, each per dozen
t>n, per ton . ,
of'paint, hotter,lard, biscuit, and
such size kegs
|lo. foot nm| lead over 56 lbs; notox’er
\ eoglbs . fr
|o. liquors of a smaller size titan 20
1 gallons . »
line, per 100 bushels
In. per barrel t *
lilbs lor plastering per 1000
lules, eucli :
(lions,per 100 bushels
I ‘ 0. in topesj per 100 ropes
Pis. iron, euch
K Apple,, per 100
Ptatoes per ItiO-bushei
(PM of gin, brandy, and oil kinds ofii-
I qunr, exceeding 63-gallons ' - 8
‘ lo - exceeding 130, gallons 15
P tor coak’s of wine and other liquor,
It merexcepted) and dry goods in
I c "«ks exooedlng 20 gallons not es-
10
25
25
'?
124
25
n
1
25
1
2
25
60
25
12|
10
6
6
. quern nnd grind, each
“irniuda, per 100
lal , j} rf > c yill per pair
ills ui \ *"« °^ ,cr stones, per,ton
" deraxig,,dons cadi
ov cr 2U0 do' ' . .
Keo, . ■ ■
! le «P each . - * • * • * m
a
qnor 6r a nh s cx 1 c . e, -‘ lin g 130 gallons li-
KaW of, merchundlze 16
dye wood, 1 °’ l, g 1,u n» vitm, and all
" Ce.^’P Wlou * - 25
i® Pei* pair . . 8
t(n S "* IC( ’* S > (4 wheels) -50'
"-'a O' *? proportion to the foregoing rates.
lteoM.,,1, n °{ to hcfo'ind under its .name,
Cooli iinl, e ln u 'hich it is usually contained.
<u4i'e c / |. k °a a wharf more than two nights, lo
storage unless landed on Sat-
\’la,
1Y’(Mu niL ufiv wiiUM uit otic
Maij~.il „, T evening immediately preceding
,r kinz lobe removed'on the second
as
Pmtng da,. *»«« rernvea on the sceo
port, J lt reafttr, op be subject to storage
ilJVtai
r n vie,
1 tobac,
Em - c k<J
R* °f cask
storage*
, .' Ut >il’!uLM V , Ce 1 k ’ 8 ,^ e "t s for the
! - h,h g \vccl- ' ° 0 t POdfor eaoirintor-
' Ms . ‘ • •
Jons
5 ceiita.
6
Ofsu,
20
to ntnining morc i
' CUr : of' gin, -
%
nimg.
Ooimnitteus of Council
xu.Nixrr..
LDEHMEN Bulloch, Minis, Cumml
L STHEET8 AM) I.ANI'.S,
—■ DuiiSle., Alilien, Wayne.
MARKET,
— Morrison, Shirk, Guudry.
buy ci/itiut. 1
Waring, Unllodb, Morrison.
lir.AETIf AND CEMETRY,
Mlthcrshaii), Jackson, Wiirltig,
tumps.
— Jackson, Dcnticr, Millcn.'
LAMPS. v
—e Cumming, Minis, Wayne.
PUBLIC DOCKS.
—to Milieu, Gaudry, Densler.^
F.XCllANOB.
Shick, Onudiy, Hnbershnip.
knoises and run; buckets.
—— Minis, Jackson, Morrison,
pciiuc sAlks.
Harris, Jackson, Cummlrtg.
HOOKS AND LADDERS,
Wayne, Hubcrsham, Shick.
Dr. A. DE LAllOCHE.
Opposite the Exchange, Savannah.
I S constantly receiving frerh supplies of gen
uine
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
selected for Country Merehtyits and Physicians,
which lie will sell for cash or approved credit at
the" lowest City price.
Just received,
SULPHATE of QUIN IN A,
OCt 16 IDO ‘
General DrugfChemical&E amity
Medicine Ware House.
LAY *S’ HENDRICKSON,
Wholcsalr; und BetaiiChemists and Druggists
AV. 1. Shad’s Buildings, Corner of CaUgrest and
•Shitaker Streets, Savannah.
H AVE constantly on hanil a very general as
sort meat of
DRUG8, MEDICINES,
DYE STUFFS AND FAINTS,
PERFUMERY, SfC. ^»U.
A great variety of Apathecurirs Gltus Ware such
as wide and narrow mouth bottles, from 1 gallon
to'one ounce,composition aud glass mortars, glass
lompsand lamp glasses; smeiiings bottles, gradua
ted measures, Apothecaries vials white aud green.
Surgeons Instruments—Pocket sets, turnkeys,
trusses, spring und thumb lances, forceps, satatus,
bougies, catheters, scutes and weights, 4^.4-c. '
Patent Medicines—of every description,, viz t
Scidlitz and Soda Powders, balm of Quito, coleio
ed mugnesiu, Lees, Andersons, and Hoopers Pills,
Swaipis Panacea, Mulsmn Honey, Batemans uud
Churclies Cough Drops, Itch ointment, 4pm
All of which ora offered for sale on the most
liberal terms for cash or credit.
O' L.i-H. Having enlarged their Establish
meet und iiuving made such arrangements us f to
be continually receiving u fresh supply of goods,
flutter thetiiselvejf that none of the kiiidin this citj-,
can offer greater inducements to dealers. The
Merchant; the Planter, und the Physician, can
here he snpplied with almost every article in the
Drug line, as their assortment wili befoundextan-
sive and ofthe best quality, under no considcra
tion whatever will the sale of Impure or adulters
ted articles he prdmoted. The utmost care will
be used in the selection of good Medicines und
will be sold at a nioderule profit. It is upon these
principles uione tliut they will endeavor to secure
patronage. All orders promptly executed.
The Georgia Patriot, and Darien Gazette, will
please 10 give this advertisement six insertions and
forward their bills for payment,
sept 28 182
Register of Debates in Congress.
PROSPECTUS.
Owners nnd Tenants of Houses
Take Notices
I HIE Managers and Assistants of Fire Eng
will on Monday, Hit \r,th inst. proceed
niukc nn examination of Buckets, Ladders, &c.
throughout the City. All persons not complying
with the following sections of an Ordinance for
Superior court—Chatham county.
Thomas F. Purse et. al. )
Complaints
and
Richard R. Cuyler, ex’r
Win Shaw, deceased.
N this cose, oh the suggestion In the defend-
preventing accidents by Fire Sic. will be returned
to Council;
A ant’s answer, that certain persons not parties
to this hill, residing in Scotland, claim lo he en-
Sec. 10. And be it further ordained, That every
house within thejirnits nnd Jurisdiction of this
City, occupied add tenanted, shall be' supplied
with buckets at the expense of the owners of
said premises, to the number of at least the num
ber of fivc-placee In the same, including such os
are in the util-buildings, and the said bucketssliatl
be equal In goodness and size to those procured
for the use o^the City,nnd painted,on which shall
be painted in visible characters the name of the
owners of said buckets ; aid in case the owner of
uny house or tenement should refuse or neglect
to huve the said buckets supplied - agreeably to
rful for-the
this ordinance, it shall and may be lawful for the
titled (o a distribution of part of the undivided
estate of Wm ishaw, deceased, and on motion, it
i s ordered that all persons concerned do appear
jefore the Superior Court of Chatham County ih
the term of January next, then and there to es
tablish such the.ir .elaiins; and id default thereof,
that the undivided estate of the said Win Silmw,
be distributed among the complainants agreeably
to (he deerce of said Court and that this rule he
published once a mouth until the expiration
thereof.
Extract from the minutes this 7th day of June,
1824. . A. B. FANNIN, Clerk,
june 17 frri38 j *
teftunt to procure the same, deducting it out of
his rent.
Sf.c. H And be it further ordained, That , the
owner of every improved slharf shall furnish
twenty buckets for the building or buildings on
such wharf, and deliver them to Managers and
Assistants of the Engines, on or before the second
meeting of Council in July next; and the receipt
of any Manager or Assistant, for such buckets,
shall he deemed a full compliance with this sec
tion, by the owner, for the number of buckets
mentioned in said receipt; And the owner of
every store in the City, thut 1ms no fire-place or
places attached to the same, shall furnish two fire-
buckets for every store of such kind, aud under
such regulations ns other landlords are by this or-
diimuce required to do.
Sec. \2. And be it further ordained, That every
oWuer of a woodeii. house or houses, brick, or
stone house,or houses covered with wood,occupi
ed us dwelling-houses of kitchens,shall providetnt
same with n sufficient.ladder, or have a scuttle or
door cut through the roof of such house or houses,
large enough for u mqn to pass through conve
niently, under tho penantlyofa fine not excee
ding thirty dollars.
nov2 ' 2*i3 jptIN HAUFT, Clerk.
Imk floated out ofthe said Ship, some partof which
has been taken by George H. Johnston, Patrick
Houston and George M. Waldburg, and by divers
other persons, to a place of greater safety, and
that.part theref ftill lies on the beach of said
island, below high water mark exposed to the scu
Thut the Agent ot the underwriters ut Lloyds, un
der tlic impression that the saw Ship and cargo
were insured at Lloyds, has fertile benefit of ull
concerned, sold the interest ofthe said underwri
ters aforesaid; therein at publick sale to John W.
Long. But the said persons, who huve removed
a part of tlfe cargo to a place of greater safety,
claim to be entitled to salvage thereon, and prey
ing process of this court to tufce the suid wreck
and the said cargo, or so much thereof, as is lo be
found within the jurisdiction of this Court, into
the custody of the Court for the benefit ofthe said
libellant, and all person# concerned, and praying
a uionilttm against the said George, Patrick, and
jGeorgc, mid nil other persons, claiming to bo en
titled lo salvage lo appenr and establish such their
claims and also to all persons intercCtedto appenr,
und sliexv cause why (lie said wreck and liar car
go shall not be adjudged to the said John W
Long, assignee, iis aforesaid, of the underwriters
Ut l.lpyds, und for Curthe.r proceedings. No.w
therefore, you the said Marshal, arc hereby com
manded to uttacli, seize, take, and safely keep the
remains of the suid Ship Albion and her cargo,
whcresocverM ithin the jurisdiction of this Court,
or in the possession .of whomsoever to be found, ■
lo answer the said libel, nnd you arc further cbm-
limnded to«i(c and admonish -the taid George,
Patrick, and George, mid alt .other persous, claim-:
ing to be untitled to salvage hi this behalf to up-'
pciw before tills Count,,and there establish Midi
their claim and further to cite -und admonish .ull
and every person und persons, whomsoever hoy-,
iug or pretciiding to hove any right, title, Interest,
property, claim or dcmimdhi, or to Hie said wreck
or to the cargo thereof, to he, and appear at a spe-
ciul Court ot Admiralty, to be held at Snvaunuh,
dn the Twelfth day of November next, to answer
the libellunt iu the premises that right and justice
may be tjone in this behalf. And whatsoever you
shall do, s in this regard certify and make known
to the Judge of said Court,ut the time and place
aforesaid ; and have you thou und there this writ.
Witness the uon; Jeremiah Cuyler, Judge of
snid District, this twenty-first day of October,
eighteen hundred and twenty four.
MCOLL &. GORDON, -
Proctors for Libellants.
All persons interesteLin the foregoing Monition
w ill take duo notice. JNO.II. MOREL, u. d.g.
Oct 30 201
A CCORDING to all intimation heretofore given,
there will be published nl the Office, of the
NatioimPlntelligeiiror, during the next session of
Congress,sind, if encouraged bv the approbation
ofthe Public, at every session thereafter, a RE
GISTER OF DEBATES IN CONGRESS, Intend,
edto comprehend qmore full Report of th<* Speech
es on topius of general interest, in each House of
Congress,than bus ever heretofore been published,
or than can lie given to the' Public through the 01 •
ilinary and limited channel, the columns of a news
paper. This compilation will l/e of the most nn
thmitic.cnst,printed with greut regard to accuracy,
und In a form for durable preservation.
This undertaking is not of course intended.to
substitute or superedde the Reports of Debates for
the Nutionul Intelligencer, but rather, by with
drawing the heavy and extended Reports Iron! its
culumrts, to ennlile tho Proprietors pi that Journal
to furnish, every day, in a comprehensive form,
intelligible Reports ol lhe Proceeding* nml Dis
cussions in the day preceding, on both Houses.
The “Reojstfk” is ni’ccssfirily nn experiment,
but it is an experiment the success of- which we
see no reason to doubt. Every one who lakes an
interest ill ourpnliiir.nl history, as well usnll those
who engage in the duties of political life, must
have felt'mid lamented the want of a Record of
Debafes in Congress, in a convenient Torn), with
indexes which might lead the enquirer to any sub
ject debated, and to the name of any one who'en-
gaged in debate. Such a work would be nn eie-
mc.ulury book for young politicians, and we have
uu hesitation in asserting that the -possession of
such a one, from the commencement ofthe exist
ing government to this day,.would be of immense
value to the notion, were it oply to shew wliut lias
heretofore been said upon questions which are
continually recurring for discussion, und produc
ing needless consumption of time by superfluous
debate. What is triie of the years that have past,
will, us soon as thev are gone, he equally true of
those in which we five. " ,
It is not only, therefore, us a vehicle of present
information, but also us a bool; .for future reference
—Hsii Nutionul Political Repository nnd Textbook
that Wf : ‘ope this work will be both useful aud
popular.
From the lowness of the subscription to this
work, it will be seen that, it is no pnrtof our cal'-
dilation to realize uny preselitprofit from i(. ‘ O11
llie contrary, we shall, in ull pi-oliuTiility. lose nio-
ueyby ii for a year or two, ilopiuglhut thereafter
its established character wiM enqure it a sufficient
J. Sliiun’s Panacea
I T 11)'. subscriber, having discovered the com
. position of Swaim’s, celebrated Panaeeu
hits now a supply 011 hand for sale—-he has redu
ued l"e price troin .‘*13 00 to $2 60, or by the d
zcn$2-l.
All charitable institutions in the United Slates,
ami the pooi will he suppliedgrults.
if the citizens of the principal cities nnd towns
will appoint hii agent to order nnd distribute this
Medicine to the poor, it will he supplied.
Thi# Medicine is celebrated for the cure of the
following diseases ; Scorfultt or King’s Evil. Ul
cerated or Putrid Sore Throat, long standing
Rheiimutic affections, Cutaneous Diseases, While
Swelling and Diseases of the Bones, and all ens
es generally of mi Ulcerous character, and Chro<
nic Diseases, generally arising in debilitated coil:
stitutiuns, but more especially from Syphilis or
affections arising therefrom; Ulcers in the larynx,
4-c. and the dreadful disem es occasioned by a
long and excessive pse of Mercury, $'c. It is al
so used in Diseases of the Liver.
CERTIFICATES;
I have within the last two years lmd an oppor
tunity of keein'g several cases of very in vet irate
Ufcoqi, which having resisHkl previously the j-e-
gului* Modes of treatment, were healed by the use
o. Mr. Swaim’s Panacea, aud I do believe, from
what I have seen, that it will prove nn important
remedy in Scrofulous, Venereal nnd Mercurial
diseases. N. CHAPMAN, M. D.
Professor of the Institutes and Praetice of Physic,
in the University of Pennsylvania.^
I have employed the Panacea of Mr. Swaim i
numerous instances, within tho last three years
mid have always found it extremely efficacious
especially in secondary Syphilis, and Mercurial
Diseases. 1 have no hesitation iu pronouncing it
». Medicine of inestimable value.
' \V GIBSON, M.D.
Professor of Surgery to the University of Penn.
JOHN SHINN, Chemist.
Philadelphia, Nov. 17, 1823.
Each publisher ofu newspaper in theU. States
is requested to publish this advertisement once a
montlj, for one year, and send their accounts for
payment. •
patronage lo wake it profitable.
GALES k SEATON.
Jam^s Morrison,
•^yil.L be found in future nt his office over
the counting room of Calvin Baker.-
The Library
I S open for the delivery of Books on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, from tiuief. until
Five o’clock,
nug 26 169 .
C t EOKG1A, Liberty County —By Elijah Bi*
X ker, clerk of the court of ordinary fot thi
county Liberty,
To air whom it may concern.
Whereas William Law,,Esq. applies to If
dismissed from his administration ou the estate c<
Dtivis Carter, fate of snid county, deft.
These me -therefore to cite and admonish
all persons concerned to file their objections (if
any they huve) in iny office, within the time pi er'-
ci-ihed bv lutv; or otherwise tho said upplioant
will bo dismissed from Ills said administration.
Given under my hand and seal, this 3d dej
of May, A. D. 1824. Ii. 1LVKER, c C 0.
May n
110
Washington, September, 1824-
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Oct 12 ISfJ
G i EORGIA—Chatham County.—To all whom
r it may concern:—Whereas, Joseph R. Thomp
son lias applied to the lion, the Court of Ordinary
of Chatham County for letters of administration
on the estate nnd effects of Wiliiuni R. Holland,
late of Savannah', Druggist, dec’d iu behalf of the
heirs and creditors.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said de
ceased, to file their objections (if any they have)
to the- granting of the administration’of the estate
of the deceased to the applicant in the Clerk’s
Office ofthe said Court, on or before the twenty
seventh day of November next; otherwise letters
Of administration will he grunted. *
YVliness.tbe Hon. John P. Williamson one ofthe
Justices ofthe said Court, the27th Oct. A. D. 1824
oct 27 ’ 198 S. M. BOND,cco
X ' EORGIA, Chatham County.—By tlic lion
vX the Justices of the Inferior Court, sitting for
ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern
Whereas John M’Nish, administrator of Isaac
Baillon, dec. hus petitioned the honorable the
Court of Ordinary to ,be discharged from his said
administration.
Now these are therefore to cite and admonish
nl! and singular the kindred and Creditors of the
said iloc.to file their objnctU)ns,(ifnny they huve)
in the Office ofthe Clerk of the Court of Ordina-
ry, on gr before the second day of May next, o
tfierwue letters dlsralisory will he granted the pe
ti,(Loner.
W'ltness tlie hn». John P. Williumson one ofthe
Justices of tlie said Court ibis second day of No
vember, 1824. S. Ml BOND, c. c. o
tiov 2 ■ 203
EORGIA, Chatham County—By the honora-
ble'thc Justices of the. Inferior-court of Chath
am county sitting for ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whearas Charles Gregory executor of Thomas
G. Davis late of Chatham county deceased has
petitioned the honorable tlie court of ordinary to
be discharged from his said executorship.
, These are there tore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased,, to file their objections, if any they
have, in v the office of the Clerk of the court of
ordinary on or before the 7th day of March next,
otherwise letters dismissory will be granted the
petitioner.
Witness the honorable George L Cope, one of
the Justices of the said court this seventh day of
September, A. D. 1824.
S. M. BOND, c e 0 c c
sep 9 ' 176
Sicaims Panacea.
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want of this article can depend upon its being gen
wine, as it comes direct from Mr. Swaim.
LAY 4- HENDRICKSON,
Chemist and Druggists,
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oct 7
IN EQUITY.
Superior court, Chatham county.
January Term, 1824.
Aaron Cleveland and Susan Cl
his wife, ‘) '
vs. f Rule Nisi.
Jacob Fahm. J
O N the petition of Aaron Cleveland and Su
san C. his wife, who was Siisan C. Bona, stat
ing that Jacob Fahm, before the Intermarringe
of the petitioners, to wit; on tlie 22d day of June
1821, did iu conjunction with one Joseph A.
Scott, execute a joint bond to the said Susan C.
in the penal sum of four thousand dollars condi
tioned for the payment of two thousand dbilars
with interest from date, on or before the first
day of March then nc$t, and that for the better
securing the payment thereof, the said Jacob
dhl on the day and ycur first aforesaid make his
certain Indenture of mortgage, whereby lie
mortgaged to said Susnn C. all tlmt lot of ground
known and designated as Garden lot number
thirty nine, No 39, and also, that adjoining half
part of another lot known as lot nbuiber forty-
two, No 42, containing together eight and a half
acres more or less situated to the east of the city
of Savannah and bounded to tlie north west of
Lot No 26, to tlic south and east by lands be
longing to the estate of Hampton Lillibridge,
and the west by the public. road leading to
Skidaway island whereon a brick yard is now
established and known by the name of Faiims
brick yard- that there is now on tlie said bond
=====
uperior court,
John Retail )
vs. } Rule Nisi.
Nathan Baker. )
O N tlie petition of Jno. Reinn stuting that
Nathan Baker did on the first day ol May
1822, tho belter to secure the payment of his
certain promissory note of that date for the sum. !
of two thousand dollars, payable to the said John
Rctan, or order, on or before the 1st day.i .May,
1824. with interest at 7 per cent per annum, l>y
Ills indenture, under his scnl, benring date the
day und year first aforesaid, mortgaged to the
said John Rctan, all the undivided moiety or
half part of all that lot of land, situate, lying and
being in the city of Savannah, nnd known and
distinguished in the plan thereof by tho number
011c (1) Ty/.onnell tything Darby ward, together
•»ith the Appurteinmccs, and further stating that
tun said promissory note remains wholy unpaid,
and the said mortgage iu full force, and praying
tho foreclosure ofthe said mortgage.
On motion of W. W. Gordon, attorney for the
letiorter, it is ordered that the snid Nnthan Ra
ter do pay into this court, within twelve months
of this date, the principal and interest due on
tlie suid nqtc and the cost of tlie said application,
or in default thereof, that tlie equity of redemp
tion of the said Nnthan Baker of and to the snid
or mortgage obli
died dollars wi '
the sum of eighteen hun
crest from the 23d daV of
January 1823, and praying the foreclosure of the
equity of redemption of the said Jacob and his
heirs, executors, administrators and assigns in
and to the stud mortgaged premises—On motion
of W. TV. Gordon, attorney for the petigners—
It is ordered that tlic principal and interest due
on the said bend or writing obligatory together
with tlic cost of tills application be paid into this
court within twelve months frtrni tills date, or iu
case'of default that the equity of redemption of
said JncTib Falun, his heirs, executors, adminis
trators and assigns be from thenceforth forever
foreclosed and that, such further and other pro
ceedings be had thereon, ns ore pursuant to tlie
statute in such case made and provided—Ami it
is further ordered that this rule be published in
one of the Gazettes of tills state at least once a
mouth for twelve months, or that a copy, be
served on tlie defendant at least six mouth before
tlie tiine appointed for the paymeut of the mon
ey info court.
Extract from the.minuter, 16th Jan. 1824.
jnn 16 12 JOB T. BO I.ES
Chatham Superior Court.
May Ter*, 1824.
G EORGE Jolinston and others, complainants
vs 1’eter Vanburgh Livingston and others,
defendants, in equity in the Superior court, ot
Chatham county, May term, 1824.
It appearing to the Court by affidavit that Pe
ter Vanburgh Livingston and Harriet E. Living
ston, who are parties defendant reside beyond tlie
state ofGeorgin,.and within tlie United states on
motion of complainants solicitor, it is ordered that
tlie said defendant do respectively upp'ear airdnn-
swer the complaints bill w ithin four months from
he date of this rule. And is furtht-r-ordc'red that
this rule be published once a week during four
monlhsfrom this date in one of the public tiuzettes
ol this State.
Extract from the Minutes.
A. B. FANNIN, Clerk
juries 134
Camden—Superior Court.
October Tersi,, 1824.
Nicholas J. Bayard J
vs. > Rule Nisi.
Ray Sand9 )
Oi
N tlie petition of Nicholas J. Bayard, stating
_ that Ray Sands, on the fifth day of June eigh
teen hundred anil twenty-four, for the better se
curing the payment oflus certain bond-or writing
obligatory, bearing date tlie day and year afore
said^ whereon he the said Ray acknowledged him
self held and bound unto the said Nicholas J. Bay
ard, in the penal sum of four thousand dollars-
couditioncd for the payraet of one thousand dol,
tars on.or before the'first day of October then
next, and the further sum of one thousand dollars
on the first day of January then next, did mort
gage all that tract, piece, or parcel of laud, lying,
being nnd situate on Cumberland island in the
county of Camden, and known by the name of
Cotton Bluff, containing four hundred and fifty
acres, bounded on the north by lands of Shierer,
on the^soutii by lands of Nathaniel Green, and 011
the west by salt marsh, together with the appurte
nances—and further stating that the said sums of
money remained unpaid, and pray the foreclosure
of the equity of redemption of tlic said Ruy.
On motion of W. W. Gordon, attorney for the
petitioner, it is ordered that the said Ray-Sands do
pay into this court before the expiration of twelve
mouths from this date, the said' several sums of
money in the condition of tlie said bond mention
ed, together with the interest and cost, otherwise
that the equity of redemption of the said Ray
Sands his heirs, executors, administrators and as
signs, of,-in and to the said mortgaged premises
be thenceforth anti forever foreclosed.
And it is further ordered, thut this rule be pub
lished in one of the Gazettes of this state at least
once, a month for twelve months, or that a copy
be served on the said Ray Sands, at least six
months before tlmexpiration of the time appoint
ed for the payment ot the said money into court,
and that such further proceedings, be had as are
pursuant to the statute in such case made and pro
vided.
Extract from the minutes, this 25th Oct. 1824
, JOHN BAREY, Clerk
200 • .
oct 29
* Proposals,
TriOR repairing the Bridge between Whitemnrsh
JJ Island and Oatlands, will- be received be
tween this, ar.d the 1st day ot November. For
particulars applv to
TIMOTHY BARNARD,) Com’rs
JOHN SCRIVEN. > Wiiming-
EDW. F. TATTNALL. S ton Dis’t
Oct 16 190
npHE undersigned Cymniitt. e will receive pro-
JL posuls uqtil tfie 10th of November for work
oh the Exchange which includes Slating, Plais-
lering, Coppering and Glazing.- Perse-its wishing
to coutract will make application to either of the
Committee forparticulars. GEO. SHICK,
J:B. GAUDRY,
•ct2j 183’ J.G,HABERSHAM
mortgaged premises, be thenceforth and forever
foreclosed.
Anil it is further ordered, tlmt a copy of (his
rule be served on the said Nathan Baker, nt least
six months before the time appointed for the
my trie nt of said-money into court,' or published
11 one of the public Guzcttcs of this state, at
least once in every month, until the (Info np-'
minted for the payment thereof, nnd that such
urthcr and other proceedings be had ns are
prescribed by tiie statute in such case made and
provided. •
Extract from tlie minutes this 24th Miiv. 1824
■nay 7 2 A. B. FANNIN, Clerk. ’
Superior court, Chatham--County.
March Term, Ib24.
William Berrie )
.vs. > Rule Nisi.
John Christopher. )
O N the petition of William Berrie gi
that one John Christopher, of the con
of Camden, being indebted to one Henry Sat
or order in a note of hand, dated St/Mary sin
said county, on the 9th October 1822, In tile sum
of Five Hundred Dollurs, payable with interest
from the date on the first day of January then
next ensuing, did mortgage to the said Henry his
heirs nnd assigns, to secure the payment of-llie
note aforesaid with interest on the same—» cer
tain lot of land in the town aforesaid being purt
of lot No. 1 beginning at the west corner of a
lot belonging to one Calvin Hayes, thence inn
ing south 100 feet on St. Mifrys Street, thence
north to Bryant St. east to C. Hays’ laud thence
south to the beginning, with the muigin nttuchcd
to the same on the south side, of ,Sl. Mmys or
Bay st. being a hundred feet on tlic street and
running from thence directly to the river St.
Marvs, together with nil and singular every thing
thereto appertaining,that thcsuidllopry Saddler,
lo whom and to whose heirs and assigns the snid
mortgage was made on the 24th of Sept. 1623,
July assigned by deed, said mortgage to the pe
titioner, there is now due on said mortgage the
sum of Five Hundred Dollars with interest ftdro
thc,lst January 1822, and praying for the foreclo
sure of the equity of 1‘cdcmption, in,the said John
Christopher, his heirs and assigns in the
mortgaged premises and that the same be
foreclosed according to law.
O11 motion of Belton A Copp, attorney for pe
titioner, it is ordered that tho principal and in
terest-due on the said mortgage together w Raj'..
the costs of his applicants be paid into this court
witjiin twelve inofiths from this date, otherwise
that the equity of redemption ofthe said Jchn
Christopher his hejrs executors, administrations
and assigns be from thence forever forecloM-.d
and that such other proceedings take place ns are
pursuant to the statue.
And it is,further ordered thut this role be pub
lished in one Ofthe Gazettes oi this state at least
once a month for twrelve months to the time ap
pointed for the payment of said money info
Court.
A true extract from the minutes.
JOHN BAILEY, Cleric.
Jefferson, 15th March, 1824.
In Admiralty.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,-)
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. $
George Woodruff and others, j
Monition<
Pieces of Mahogany part cargo f
Ship Albion J
To the Marshal of the District of Georgia—-
GREETING l— V
L. S. GEO. GLEN,' Clerk. ■
W HEREAS George Woodruff, Patrick Hous
ton and George Johnston and Jacob Wuld-
burg and George Waldburg and Edward P. Posted
have exhibited their libel or complaint in the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the District of
Georgia aforesaid, stating and propounding that by
means of great labor nnd exertion of the maim
gers, and negro slaves ofthe said libcljanls,. they
have saved and preserved pieces of Mahogany
wood, from the wreck of the British 1 ship Albion,
which had been wrecked in the gale of the foun-
teeuth of September last; and was driven on the
beach of the Island of Saint Catherines, in the
said District, and praying a reasonable salvage or
allowance therefrom. And whereas the Judge of
the District' Court for the District aforesaid, bath
ordered and directed the Twelfth day of Novem
ber next, for ull persons concerned, to be cited to
appear at the Court Hou e, in the City of Savan-
nun, ntjen o’clock of that day, and shew cause if
auy they have, why judgment should not pass as '
prayed: You are therefore hereby authorised and
enjoined, to cite and admonish all persons, whate
ver, having, or pretending to have, any tight,title,
or interest, in or to the said Mahogany; libelled
against as aforesaid, to be, and appear, at the time,
and place, aforesaid, before the Judge aforesaid, •
to hear, abide by and perform all and singular
such judicial acts as ac£ necessary und by law
required to be done in.the premises-; and further
td do and receive whatunto law and justice shall
appertain, under the pain of the law and con
tempt thereof, the absence and contumacy of
them and every of them in any wise notwith
standing. And whatsoever you shall do in tlie
premises you shall duly certify unto the said
Judge, at the time and place aforesaid, together
.with these'presents. .
, Witness the Hon. Jeremiah Cuyler, Judge of tho
snid District Court this twenty-ninth; dav of Octo
ber one "thousand eight hundred nnd twenty-
four. DAVIES k.BERRIEN, Proctors.
' All persons interested in tbe.foregoina Monition
will take due notice. JNO. H.MOREL, xi.n.o.
Oct 29 200
be
Bry-
'iVTINE months after date, application win
J_N made to the lion, the Inferior Court of 1
an County, for leave to sell ull foe real estate of
Sarah'M’Kindly,date of Bryan County dec. fop
the benefit of the heirs and creditors of. snid es
tate. JAMES BUTLER, Adm’r.
apil 2 §o77 ' i
P ERSONS having claims against the estate, of
Charles W r -Tebeau, are requested to pre ent
them, and those indebted to make immediate
payment to the Subscriber—uecounts against tlie
said estate to be left w ith Messrs S. C. 4* J
Schenk.
F, E. TEBEAU, Admr.
ocl 7 186
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