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jVo. 252 Vol. XXII.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1824.
Whole No. 4554.
I TM OF WHARFAGE, STORAGE, DRAY-
'jtOEAMD WEIGHING, in savannah,
published Ian. 1824, and now in operation.
WHARFAGE*
..sell under 100 tons, por day 00 cents.
n n over do. do 75
ifcar/hge on Landing and Shipping Country Pro-
4 cents.
6
4
15
30 '
30
12i
20
30
llucc.
^resell barrel or half do Rico
bale Cotton
pnekago of Indigo •
hogshead of tobacco
1000 feet of Lumber
1000 staves
1000 shingles
1000 reeds
IWt'cet'ofilve oak, cedar and other
heavy wood, sold by the solid1 ft. 37J
100 bushels of corn, and grain or all
kind, in bulk • * 25
100 bushels lime in bulk 30
co! d of-wood * • 25
cedar, lightwood or other posts, per
TOO legs * • M
Wkorfitgt on Landing and Shipping Goods,
ichor of n small size, caoli • 10 cants.
Ho floo lb*. and upwards - lo
do 1200 do * • 2?
utils
tort erf coffee, pimento, sugar, and all
other bngs of such size, (grain eȣ
rented) each • •
«fgrain and salt •
erreKof sailed provisions naval stores,
hread, tuples, cider,and nil kinds
of barrels except dry goods, and
liquors
do ot wines, and all kinds of liquor
(eider excepted) dry goods In
casks exceeding 20 gallons, and
not over 68 gallons •
d#. wines or Honors and dty *o°“‘
3
6
20
under *1 test square
I do. do do over 4 firtj «quare .
do. stvs’* r ' each *
f ^nf corn, per 1000
•s, the same ns boxes,
i of osnaburgs, Russia dnek, bagging
canvas, each
Li;, of lffuorbr any kind of casks, ex*
ceedlng 130 gallons
tiles, loose, per gross «
it <r pots, each - *
■osIm «f p»n>, npadet, lie. each
pm, per lOObusnels * - 1 •
.lies not exceeding 500 lbs. eaeh
exceeding 600 lbs. not exceeding
1200 lbs. - - 35
exceeding 1200 lb . *60
|>rdsge of all xfitdi, per coil • 3
ap ovens with covers, and fire dogs
per pair • » 1
ites of earthenware • * •
esc, per 100 lbs. » *3
n per cask • » 4
l«irs, of 2 wheels » 37
, of two wheels • *25
iiages,cf four wheels • $1 00
in, Windsor nndali sitting chairs,per
dozen • *12
sis, per ton * • 12
[anons under 60011m. • 25
over 600, not over 1200 lbs 60
. . over 13(H) lbs. . 00
kmbouses . .. . 26
liks, empty • . » 2
kale, each . 36
fmijnhns, each- * • 1
sks and chests of drawers • IQ
! Wood, per cord * - 25
|sh, per quintal . . 3
ala of all descriptions (except in bags)
per 100 bushels • • 26
unpowder, in bbls. of 100 lbs. each 12J
do. in half bbls. • 61
do. in kegs of 28 lbs. or under 8
bus, window, per 100 feet, in propor*
I tion for smaller - * 4
I lids, exceeding 130 gallons of liquor
I or any Und of merchandize 18
Ido. exceeding 63 and,not exceeding
« 130 gallons * 8
iFartli tile, per 1000 • 25
temp, per ton • .60
[Ides, raw or tanned, per 100 • 60
f iy, loose, per 100 lbs. • .26
in bundles, each • 6
tampers of Merchandize, each », 6
ido. of Potatoes, each * 3
ogs,each - . .6
i or Jugs, each per dozen - 6
a, per ton - . 26
leg* of paint, butter, lard, biscuit, aad
such size kegs 1
“* * ,, nt arid lend ov« r so ll,s. not over
600 lbs - . 6
liquors of a smaller size than 20
2
30
4
10
25
26
124
1
-24
26
8
15
M
1* /
gallons
*, per 100 bushels
to- per barrel
Ihs for plastering per 1000
tales, each
lions, per 100 bushels
do. in ropes, per 100 ropes J
ts, iron, each *
ne Apples, per 100
itatoes per 100 bushel
•pea of gin, brandy, and all kinds of li
quor, exceeding 63 gallons
do. exceeding 130 gallons
fflrter casks of wine and other liquor,
(cider cxccptcd) and dry goods in
casks exceeding ,°0 gallons not ex
ceeding 63 gallons
•sins in jars ...
lit per 100 bushels
•'lets each . . *
joes, quern and grind,
Bermuda, per 100
large mill per pair
laliast, and other stones, per ton
Is under 200 gallous each
do over 200 do
•fas .
-tecs .
cep each .
iwces of allkinds (rice excepted) over
40, under 03 gallons I . 5
funks of all kinds, tinder 4 feet square 4
«o 00 over 4 squares - 6
brandy, puncheon of rjlin, and nil
kinds of liquor in cask*fxcceding63,
and not exceeding 13ft gallons - 20
Iron per tou, first and lust week 00 cents,
intervening weeks - - 25
Every other article sumo at tit wharfage.
WEIGHING.
Each l)M. or half bb. rice « 6
Hhd. of tobacco or sugar * - 15
Packago of indigo • • -8
Bale of cotton * - 6
Each draft of light goods, under 100 lbs. 6;
do do do over 100 lbs. 12i
do dp heavy goods under 200 6.
do do do over 200 per 100 lbs 3
DRAYAOE.
For hanllng up the BluITto any porLoftheclly,
articles not herein enumerated, for 1600 pounds
weight • - - 60 cents.
Under 1500 lbs and net less than 100 374
do 1000 do do do COO 25
Fora lOOO feet of Lumber $1 60
do 1000 Bricks • • 1.60
do cord of wood - * * 1 60
For every bale of cotton • - 8
do bid. of Rice * • 18!
do hhd of Tobacco • • 87c
do bbl of Flour • • 6,
Ahd every other artlclo in thesaroeproportion;
for hauling down (ho Bluff, or from one wharf to
another exceeding 1600 lbs - 374 eta.
Under 1600 and not less than 100 lbs 26
For each bale of cotton * 6j
do bbl Ilicc - - l!
dp lihd Tobacco - 31;
do bbl Flour - • 6*.
And every other article in the tame proportion.
In Admiralty.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA,
John W. Lohg 1
w. > Monition.
3h1p_A1h!on and cargo.)
To the Marshal 0/said District—
greeting ;
GEO. GLEN, Clerk
W HEREAS John W. Long assignee of the un
derwriters at Lloyds in Loudon, in the
Kingdom of Groat Britain, the supposed (usurers
of the Ship Albion and cargo, baa exhibited his
libel or complaint, in the District Court of the U-
nlted States, for the District of Georgia; stating,
alleging and propounding, that the British Ship
Albion, laden with Mahogany, Logwood, and di
vers other articles, was, on the morning of the 16th
September lost, by the force of the wind and
waves driven fin the beach of Saint Catherines
Island, ia the District aforesaid, and there aban
doned by horprew; nndfhat ranch of the cargo
has floated out of the said Ship, some portof which
has been token by George H. Johnston, Patrick
Houston and George M. Wnldburg, and by divers
other persons, to a place of greater safety, and
that part theref still lies on tile beach of Suit!
Island, below high water mark exposed to the sea
That the Agent ot the underwriters at Lloyds, un-
der the impression that the said Ship ana cargo
were insured at Lloyds, has for the benefit of ull
concerned, sold the Interest of the said underwri
ters aforesaid, therain atpublick sale to John W.
Long. But the said persons, who have removed
a part of the cargo to a place of greater safety,
. claim to be entitled lo Salvage thereon, and pray
ing process of this'court to take the said wreck
and the saidcargo„orso much thereof, us is to be
found within the jurisdictloif of this Court, Into
the custody of tho Court for the benefit of tlm said
libellant, and all persons concerned, and praying
a monition against the said George, Patrick, and
George, and all other persons, claiming to be en
titled to salvage to appear and establish such tbeir
claims and also to all persons interested to appear,
andshew cause why tho said wreck and her car
go Si all not be adjudged to tbe said John W.
Lonr, assignee, as aforesaid, of the underwriters
at Uoyds, and for further proceedings. Now
therefore,youthesaid Marshal, are hereby com
manded to attach, seize, take, and safely keep the
rematat ofthc said Ship Albion and her cargo,
wherehevor within the jurisdiction of this Court,
or in tlh possession of whomsoever to bo found,
to ans\Ar the said libel, and you are further com-
mandedyo cite and admonish the said George,
Patrick, tnd George, and all other persons, claim
ing to bcVntitlcd to salvage in this behalf to ap
pear befq* this Court, and there establish such
their clainlaiid further to cite and admonish all
and every tenon and persons, whomsoever bnv-
Ing or pretitading to have any right, title, interest,
property, clBm or demand in, or to the said wreck
orto the cargo thereof, to be, andappearat a spe
cial Court of admiralty, to be held at Snvnnnah,
on the Twelfth day of November next, to answer
tho libellnntiifyhc premises that right and justice
may be done in this behalf. And whatsoever you
shall do, in this regard certify and make known
to the Judge ofsaid Court,at tbe time and place
aforesaid; and have you then and there this writ.
Witness the Hon. Jeremiah Cuyler, Judge of
said District, this twenty-firat duy of October,
eighteen hundred and twenty four.
* NICOLL Si. GORDON,
. Proclort for Libellants.
AH persons interested in the foregoing Monition
will take duenotice. JNO.H. MOREL, m.d.o.
Oct 30 201
Dr. A. DE LAROCHE.
Opposite the Exchange, Savannah.
9 constantly receiving fresh supplies of gen-
. uine
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
selected for Country Merchants mid Physicians,
which he will sell lor ensb or approved credit at
the lowest City price.
Just received,
SULPHATE qf QUIN1NA.
OCt 16 100
General Drug,Chcinictil&Family
Medicine Ware House.
LAY Sf HENDRICKSON,
Wholesale and Retail Chemists mid Druggists
Jfo. 1. Shad’s Buildings, Comer of Congress and
Whitaker Streets, Savannah.
H AVF. constantly on band a very general os
sortmeut of
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
x DYE STUFFS AND PAINTS,
- PERFUMERY, ll^C. A*C.
A great variety of Apothecaries Glass Ware such
as wide and narrow moutli bottles, from 1 gallon
to one ounce,composition and glass mortars, glass
lamps and lamp glasses, smeltings bottles, gradua
ted measures, Apothecaries viuls white and green.
Surgeons Instruments—Pocket sets, turnkeys,
trusses, spring and thumb lances, forceps, sntulus,
bougies, catheters, scales and weights, fyc. 4j-c.
Patent Medicines—of every description, viz:
Seidlitz and Soda Powders, balm of Quito, cnlcin
ed magnesia, Lees, Andcrsons, and Hoopers Pills,
Swairas Panacea, Balsam Honey, Buteiuuns und
Churches Cough Drops, Itch ointment, $-c.
All of which are offered for sale on the most
liberal terras for cash or credit.
OT L.4-H. Having enlarged their Establish
meet and having inude such arrangements as to
be coutinually receiving a fresli supply of goods,
flatter themselves that none of the kindin this city,
can offer greater Inducements to dealers. The
Merchant, tho Planter, und tba Physician, can
hero bu supplied with almost every article ia the
Drug line, as their assortment wili bcfonudnston.
sive and of tho best quality, under no consider*
tion whatever will the sale of impure or udultcro
ted articles be promoted. Tho utmost care will
be used In the selection of good Medicines and
will be sold at a moderate profit. It is upon these
principles alone that they will endeavor to secure
patronage. All orders promptly executed.
The Georgia Patriot, and Darien Guzctte, will
please to give tills advertisement six insertions and
forward their bills for pavmeat.
sept 28 182
Owners and Tenants of Houses
Take Notice.
T HE Managers and Assistants of Fire Engines
will on Morula./, the 16III in.il. proceed to
make an examination of Buckets, Ladders, he.
throughout the City. All persons not complying
with the following sections of an Ordinance for
preventing accidents by Fire kc. will be returned
to Council.
Sue. 10. ,'lwl be it further ordained. That every
house within life limits and Jurisdiction of this
ity, occupied and tenanted, shall be supplied
Ith buckets at the expense of the owners of
said promises, to the number of at least the nutn-
lior of five-places in the same, including such ns
are in the out-buildings, nnd the said bucketssllnll
he equal in goodness and size to those procured
for liic use at'the City,and painted,on which shall,
be painted In visible characters the name of the
owners of suid buckets ; ar.diu case the owner ol
any house or tcncnientyiionld refuse or neglect
to have the said buckets supplied agreeably to
tins ordinance, it shall and may bo Inwiul for the
tenant to procure the same, deducting it out of
hit rent.
Sue. 11'And be it further ordained, That the
owner of every improved wharf shall furnisli
twenty bucuets for the building or buildings on
such wharf, nnd deliver them to Managers and
Assistants of tiie Engines, on or before the second
meeting-of Council in July next; and the receipt
of any Manager or Assistant, for such buckets,
shall bo 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 storu in the City, that has no fire-place or
daces attached to the same,shall furnish two fire-
rackets for every store of such kind, and under
such regulations as other landlords are by this or
dinance required to do.
Sr.c. 12. Andbeitfurther ordained, That every
owner of a wooden house or houses, brick, or
stone houso.or houses covered with wood.occunl-
edns dwelling-houses or kitchens,shall provide the
same with a sufficient ladder, or have a scuttle or
door cut through the roof of such house or bouses,
largo enough for a man to pass througli conve
nientir, under the pcnenlly of a fine not excee
ding thirty dollars.
nov 2 203 JOHN HAUPT, Clerk.
•Is or casks exceeding 130 gallons )i*
omi r brn?in C . r ( k "i\ ds of m «cbandize 16
ood, brasillctto, lignum vitte, and all
dye woods, per ton . . 05
, "“i« ncr pair . . g
a 8gifthf - wheels, (4 wheels) . 60
£Z&* “ U, ,V: proportion to the foregoing rates,
ten an article is not to be found under its name,
the package m which it is usually contained.
siT" J l y , me 0n a , whu *f m0TC than n'ghts, lo
object to a week’s storage unless landed on Sab
ay, or any other evening immediately jirecedine
J [day—in such cases to be removed on the second
da .y thereafter, or be subject to storage as
. STORAGE. .
Often, per \veek, 8 cents for the
yijfcWH* last week und for each intcr-
•1 rice l rJ?S ck , " ' * 6 cents.
ifflSiSjsertS ... o
,,-cask T'' weck * » 20
I Iona K 0II< tining more than 30gal*
J ’ 01 SU£8r » m °j*ss6S, Pipe of gin,
Planters Bank.
■JVTOTICE is hereby given, that after the first
J.1 day of January next, this Bank will not re
ceive for a> .y debts due to it, the notes of the Da
rien Bank, nor the notes of any other bank,which
does not, on demand, redeem its paper with spe-
cte._ Notcs nnd acceptances deposited for col
lection, until further notice, may be paid in any
of the notes of the Banks of Georgia, it being un
derstood that depositors of su .h paper will be
paid in the same notes, tbq amount ot collections
unde for them.
- J- MARSHALL, Cashier.
( i,EOKtiiA, Chatham -,inty-—iiy the noli
T the Justices of the Inferior Court, sitting
for ordinary purposes,
T6 all whom it may concern.
Whereas, John Dillon administrator of Ed
mond Dillon, late of Chatham county dec. lias pe
titioned (lie lion, court of ordinary,to be discharg
ed from his said administration^
Now, these arc therefore to clto and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said dccensed, the file their objectiins (if any
they have,) to the granting of letters dismissory
to the petitioner, in the clerk’s office, of the said
court, on or before the 11th day of December next
ensuing, otherwise letters dismissory will be
grant 1 * the petition er.
Witness the lion John Cummin,,, one of the
Justices of tho said court, this 11th day of June,
A. D. 1824t S. M. BOND, c c. o.
juno 12 • • 136
EOKG1A, Chatham County—To ull whom it
I may concern.
Whereas Levi S.D'Lyonhnsappliedto thc Hon.
the Court of Ordinary of Chatham County, for
letters of administration on the estate and effects
of Hezekiah Winkler, late of the State of South
Carolina as principal crodlti r.
.These atto therefore to cite and admonish
all arid singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to file their objections (if any they
have) to the granting of tho administration of the
estate of the said deceased to the applicant in the
Clerk’s Office of the said Court, on or before the
twenty-seventh day of January next jotherwise let
ters of administration will be grunted.
Witness thcMlon. one of tbe
Justices of the said Court, the 27th day of Decem
ber, A. D, 1824. S.M.B0NP,CCO,
dec 28 2-fft
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Washington, September, 1824.
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witli the subjects of Debate, as may be deemed
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Oct 13 188
mmm wwwutft
rpilE undersigned Imvc resumed their business
JL at their old stand, in Bull street, opposite
Judge Cuylcr's Mouse, and will execute orders in
tiie neatest manner for Marble ; ‘
MONUMENTS,
TOMB TABLES,
HEAD STONES,
PAINT STONES,
CHIMNEY PIECES,
HEARTH, BUILDING STONES, &c.
Or any other work in their line ofbusiucss—
All orders from the country and city will be
thank!ally received, and promptly attended to,
and executed on short notice.
MOORE h LYMAN.
jj208—l m
J. Shinn’s Panacea
rpHF. subscriber, having discovered the com
J. position of Swaim’s celebrated Panacea
hat now a supply on haud for sale—lie lias redu
cod tiie price from $3 60 to $2 60, or by tbe d
zen f 24.
All charitable institutions in tbe United Stules,
and the poor will he supplied gratis.
if tiie citizeni of the principal cities and towns
will appoint an agent to order and distribute this
Mcdioine to the poor, it wilH>e supplied.
This Medicine is celebrated for tbe cure of the
following diseases: Scorfula or King's Evil, Ul
cerated nr Putrid Sort Throat, long standing
Rbeumntic affection*, Cutaneous Diseases, White
Swelling nnd Diseases of the Bones, qnd ell ens
cs generally of an Ulceroas character, and Chro
nic Diseases, generally arising in debilitated con
stitutions, but more especially from Syphilis or
affections arising therefrom; Ulcers in tbe larynx ;
t,-c. end the dreadful diseases occasioned by a
long and escessivt ase of Mercury, tpe. It is al
so used in Diseases of the Liver.
CERTIFICATES,
I have within tha last two years bad an oppor-
tairlty of *e«ln« Mvtral caws of very inveterate
Ulcers, which having resisted previously the re
gular modes of treatment, were healed by tbe use
of Mr. Swaim’s Panacea, anil 1 do believe, from
what I have *eea. that it will prove au important
remedy ia fccrofaluus, Venereal and Mercurial
diseases. N. CHAPMAN, M. D.
Profemr of the hstitutes and Practice of Physic,
ta thi University of Pennsylvania.
I have employsd the Panacea of Mr. Swaim i
mnaerom irtteacaa, whbin tho last three yean
and have always found it extremely efficacious
specialty ia teaondary Syphilis, and Mercurial
Disease*. 1 have ao hsiitation iu pronouncing it
a Msdieiaa at' inaalimahia value.
W GIBSON, M. D.
Professor oftorgtry to tie University of Penn.
JOHN SHINN, Chemist.
PhilodetphiH. JTot. 17. 1823.
Each publisher of a aawapaper in the U. States,
is requested lo pubi'wii this advertisement once a
mouth, for ode year, and sand their accounts for
payment.
G EORGIA, Chatham County.—By the Hon.
the .hssliees of the tof trior Court, sitting for
ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Whereas John M’Nith, administrator of Isaac
Baillon, dec. has petitioned the honorable the
Court of Ordinary to be discharged from' his said
administration.
Now these are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditoraof the
said dec. to file their objections,(if any they have)
in the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Ordina
ry, on or before the second day of May next, o-
tiienvise letter* dismissory will be granted tbe pe
titioner.
Witnessdhe hon. John P. Williamson one of the
Justices of the said Court this second day of No
vember, 1824. S. M. BOND, c. e. 0/
nov 2 203
Effingham Superior Court,
To Ike Jurors, Witnesses and Suitors in the same.
enc ircouit—Clmtlmni county.
owns r. Purse et. al. )
Complaints f *
and ) IN EQUITY.
Richard R. Cuyler, ex’r
Win Shaw, deceased. J
'N this case, on tho suggestion in tiie defend-
. nnt’s answer, tlint ccrtn'in persons not parties
to this bill, residing in Scotland, claim to he en
titled to a distribution of part of the undivided
estate of Wm Shaw, deceased, and on motion, it
MS concerned do appear
~ Chatham County In
hi and there to cs-
ind ill default thereof,
r the said Wm Shmv,
be dintributeiTatBwig ttie complainants agreeably
to tiie decree of sniil Court and that this rule be
published once a month until the expiration
thereof.
Extract from the minutes this 7th day of June,
1824. A. B. FANNIN, Clerk.
junc 17 frr!38
Superior court, Chatham county.
Jahuary Term, 1824 ^
Aaron Cleveland and Susan C)
his wife, )
vs. f Rule Misi^
Jacob Fnhm. J
O N tiie petition of Aaron Cleveland and Su
san C. bis wife, who was Susan C. Bona, stat
ing that Jacob Fabm, before the intermarriage
of the petitioners, to wit; on the 22d day of June
1821, did in conjunction witli one Joseph A.
Scott, execute a joint bond to tbe said Susan C.
in tiie penal sum of four thousand dollars condi
tioned for Hie payment of two thousand dollars
with interest from date, on or belore tbe first
day of March then next, and that for the better
securing the payment thereof, the said Jacob
did on the day aud year first aforesaid make his
certain indenture of mortgage, whereby be
mortgaged to said Susan C. all that lot of ground
known and designated as Garden lot number
thirty nine, No 3<J, and also, that adjoining half
part of another lot known as lot number forty
two, No 42, containing together eight and a huff
acres more or less situated to the cast of the city
of Savannah and bounded to the north west of
Lot No 26, to the soutli and east by lands bw
longing to the estate of Hampton Lillibriilge
and tiie west by tbe public road leading to
Skidaway island whereon n brick yard is now
established and known by the name of Folims
brick yard- that there is now on the said bond
or mortgage obligatory the sum of eighteen hun
dred dollars with interest from the 23d day of
January 1323, and praying the foreeiosure of the
equity of redemption of tiie said Jacob and his
heirs, executors, administrators and assigns in
and to the said mortgaged promises—On motion
of W. W. Gordon, attorney for tiie petioners—
It is ordered that the principal and interest due
on tiie said bend or writing obligatory together
with tbe cost of this application be paid into this
court within twelve months from tins date, or iu
case of default that the equity of redemption of
said Jacob Faiitu, his heirs, executors* adminis
trators and assigns bo from thenceforth forever
foreclosed und that suck fusther and other pro
ceedings he had thereon, os are pursuant to tbe
statute in such caso made and provided—And it
is further ordered that this rule be published in
one of tiie Gazettes of this state at least once a
mouth for twelve months, or that a copy, be
served on the defendant at least six month boforo
the time appointed for tbe payment of the mon
ey into court.
Extract from the minutes, 16tli Jan. 1824.
jan 10 12 JOB T. BO LES.
Chatham Superior Court.
May Tr.ua, 1824.
( 1 EORGE Johnston and others, complainants
X vs Peter Vanburgh Livingston and others,
defendants, in equity in tiie 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 the
state ofGeorgia, and within the United States on
motion of complainants solicitor, it is ordered that
the said defendant do respectively uppear and an
swer the complaints bill within four months from
he date of this rule. And is further ordered that
this rule be published once a week during four
monthsfrom this dute iu one of the public Gazettes
of this State.
Extract from the Minutes.
A. B. FANNIN, Clerk’
juuc8 134
Superior court, Chatham county
John Retail 1
vs. / Rule Mist. •
Nathan Baker. )
O N the petition of .Ino. Retail stating tha
Nttthnn Baker did on the first day of May
1822. the better to secure the payment Of liis
certain promissory note of that date for lira smn
of two thousand dollars, payable to the said John
Retun, or order, on or before the lstday of May,
1824, with interest at 7 per cent per annum, l>y
his indenture, under his seal, bearing date tlm
day and year first aforesaid, mortgaged to tlm
said John Retun, all the undivided moiety or
half part of all tlmt lot of land, situate, lying anil
being In the city 1 of Savannah,' and known and
distinguished in the plan thereof by the number
one (1) Tyiconnctl tyjhing Darby ward, together
with the nppiirtcnunces, and further stating that
the said promissory note remains wholy unpaid,
nnd tiie sniil mortguge in lull force, and praying
the foreclosure of the said mortgage.}
On motion of W. IV. Gordon, uttorndy for the
letioner, it is ordered that the suid Nathan Ba
ler do pay into this court, within twelve months
of this date, the principal and interest due on
the said note and tiie cost of the suid application,
nr .in default thereof, that tiie equity of reilenip •
tion of the said Nathan Unkcf of and to the said
mortgaged premises, he thenceforth and (orever
foreclosed. - , •ui&kif-)
And it is further ordered, that a copy of this
rule be served on tiie snid Nathan Bnker, nt least
six- months before the time appointed for the
payment of said money into court, or published
111 one of the public Gnzcttcs of this state, nt
least once in every month, until tiie time np-
peiiitcd for the payment thereof, and that such
further nnd other proceedings be had us aro
prescribed by the statute in such case made and
provided.
Extract from tho minutes this 24tb May. 1824.
may 7 2 A. li. F \NNIN.’ (-7/rk.
Superior Court, Chatham County.
March Term, 1824.
‘ William Bcrric J
vs. > Rule Mist.
John Christopher, j
O N tiie petition of William Berrie stating
that one John Christopher, of the county
of Cnmden, being indebted to one Ilcnry Sadler
or order in a note of lmnd, dated St Marys in
suid county, on the Dth October 1822, in lira sum
of Five Hundred Dollars, payable witli interest
from the date on the first day of January then
next ensuing, did mortgage to tiie said Henry his
heirs and assign*, to secure the payment of the
note aforesaid with interest on tiie same—a cur
tain lot of land in the town aforesuid being part
of lot No. 1 beginning at the west corner of a
lot belonging to one Calvin Iliiyes, thenee. rim
ing south 100 feet on St. Marys Street, ti.-ncc
north to Bryant St. cast to C. Mays’ land thence
south to the beginning, with the margin attached
to the same on the south side of fit! Marys or
Bay st. being a hundred feet on the street und
running'from thenee directly to tho river St.
Marys, together with all and singular every thing
thereto appertaining,that thesaidllenry Hadaier,
to whom nud to whose heirs qnd assigns (tie said
mortgage was made on the 2-ith of Sept. 18 »
July assigned by deed, said mortgage to IL pe{
titioner, there is now due on snid mortgage tho
sum of Five Hundred Dollars with intetan from,
the 1st January 1822, aud praying for thclurnclo.
sure of the equitv of redemption, in t the snid John
Christopher, Ins heirs and 'assigns in tiie
mortgaged premises and that tiie same bo
foreclosed according to law.
On motion of'Belton A Copp, nttornry for pc)
titioner, it is ordered that the principal and ini
terest due on the said mortgage together with
the costs of his applicants be paid into this era rt
within twelve months from this date, otherwise
that the equity of redemption of the snid John
Christopher Ins heirs executors, administrations
nnd assigns be from thence forever foreclose*
nnd that such other proceedings lake place as a
pursuant to the statue.
And it is further ordered that this rule be p il
risked iu one of the Gnzettes of this state at r
once n month for twelve months to the time apt
pointed for the payment of said money' into
Court.
A true extract from the minutes.
JOHN BAILEY, Clerk.
Jefferson, 16th March, 1824
rriHE Judge of the Superior Courts of the Kast-
X ern District having keen called to a conven
tion of the Judges nt Milledgcville, the Superior
Court of Effingham County will be adjourned, on
the regular day of the Term, to the 13th of De
cember, of whichJurors, Witnesses, and Suitors
in tbe same will take notice, and give their attend-
ancc accordingly.
By order of Iris Honor James M. Wayne, Judge
of the Superior Cou.t. JNO. CHARLTON,
nov 16 t213 Clerk,
G EORGIA, C-lmtham Cotuty—By the honora
ble the Justices of the Inferior covrtof Chath-.
am county sitting for ordinary purposes.
To all whom it may concern.
Wheara* Charles Gregory executor of Thomas
G. Davis late of Chatham county deceased has
>etitioned the honorable tbe court of ordinary to
>e discharged from his said executorship.
These are therefore to cite and admonish ail
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to file their objections, if any they
have, in tiie office of tiie Clerk of the court of
ordinary on or before tbe 7th day of March next,
otherwise letter* dismissory will be granted the
petitioner.
Witness the honorable George L Cope, one of
tiie Justices of the said court this seventh day of
September, A. D. 1824.
. 1 S. M. BOND, c C 0 c 0
sep 9 176■
Swaims Panacea.
T HE Subscribers have just received from Phil-
kdelphiaa fresli supply of this celebrated Me
dicine, and have made such arrangements as to
keep a constant supply of it on hand. Persons in
Xvuiit of this article can depend upon its being gen
uine, os it comes direct from Mr. Swaim.
LAY fy HENDRICKSON,
Chemist and Druggists,
Shad’s Buildings.
oct T . 186 ’ 1 .
riAHE Copartnership of Nicholas ^ Noll'is dis-
JL solved by mutual consent—William Neff is
authorised to settle the offnirs of the concern.
SAMUEL NICHOLAS.
WILLIAM NBFF.
dec 9 234
Camden—Superior Court.
October Term, 1824.
Nicholas J. Bayard )
vs. > Rule Nisi.
Ray Sands )
O N tbe petition of Nicholas .I. Bayard, stating
that Kay Sands, on the fifth doy of June eigh
teen hundreiPand twenty-four, for the better se
curing the payment of his certain bernd or writing
obligatory, bearing date the day and year afore
said, whereon he the said Ray acknowledged him
self held and hound unto the said Nicholas J. Bay
ard, in the penal sum of four thousand dollurs-
conditioned for the paymet of one thousand dol,
lars on or before the first day of October then
next, and the further sum of one thousand dollars
on the first day of January thfen next, did morl-
;agc all that tract, piece, or parcel of land, lying,
raing and situate on Cumberland Island in tho
county of Camden, and known by tho name of
Cotton Bluff", con'airiing four hundred and fifty
acres, bounded on the north by lands of Sliierer,
on the south by lands of Nathaniel Green, and on
the west by salt marsh, together with the nppurte
nances—and further stating that the said sums of
money remained unpaid, and pray tiie foreclosure
of tiie equity of redemption of the said Ray.
On motion of W. W. Gordon, attorney for the
petitioner, it is ordered that the said Ray Sands do
pay into this court liofore the expiration of twelve
months from this date, tiie said several sums of
money in the condition of the said bond mention
ed, together wjth.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 and forever foreclosed.
And it is further ordered, that this rule be pub
lished in one of the Gazettes of this state ot least
once a montli for twelve months, or that a copy
be served on the said Roy Sands, at least six
month* before the expiration of tiie t’rie appoint
ed for tiie payment pi the said money into court,
and that suen further proceedings be had us are
pursuant to the statute in such case made and pro
vided.
Extract from the minutes, this 26th Oct. 1824
JOHN BAILF*Y, Clerk.
ectS? 2W
In Admiralty.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, >
DISTRICT OF GEORGIA, j
George Woodruff and others,") SSL\
Plecss of Mahogany part cargo f
Ship Albion J
To the Marshal of the District of Georgia ’
oatETiao :—
L. S. GEO. GLEN, Clerk.
W HEREAS Georgo Woodruff, Patrick Hous
ton and George Johnston and Jacob Wald-
burg and George Waldburg and Edward P. Postell
have exhibited their libel or complaint in the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the District of
Georgia aforesaid, stating and propounding tlmt by
means of great labor arid exertion of the mana
g ers, and negro slnves of tho said libnllantn, they
ave saved and preserved pieces of Mahogany
wood, from the wreck of the British, ship Albion
which hndheen wrecked in'tlie gale of the four
teenth of September last; and was driven on the
beach of the Island of Saint Catherines, in the
said District, and praying a reasonable salvage o
allowance therefrom. And whereas (lie J udge of
the District Court for the District aforesaid, hath
ordered and directed the Twelfth day of Novem
ber next,Tor all persons concerned, to be cited to
appear at the Court Hou^ra, in the City of Savan
nan, at ten o’clock of that day, and shew cause if
uny.they have, why judgment should not pass as
prayed : You are therefore hereby authorised uml
enjoined, to cite and admonish nil persons, tvhute
ver, having, or pretending to liave. nny right,title,
or interest, in orto the said -Mahogany, libelled
against ns aforesaid, to be, and appear, at the time
and place, aforesaid, before the Judge afovesnid, -
to hear, abide by and perform all and singular
such judicial acts as are necessary and by law
required to be done in (he premises ; and -iilrthc;-
to do and receive whutuiitolnwand justice shall
appertain, under the paid of the law and con
tempt thereof, the absence and contdmney of
them and every of them in any wise notwith
standing. And whatsoever you shall do in (lie
premises you shall duly certify unto lira said
Judge, at the time and place aforesaid, together
with these presents.
Witness the Hon. Jeremiah Cuyler, Judge of the
said District Court this twenty-ninth, day of Octo
ber one tkdusand eight hundred and twenty
four. DAVIES k BERRIEN, Proctors.
All persons interested in the fpregoing Monition
will take due notice. JNO. H. MOREL, u. 0.
Oct 29 200'
tvit . „... ... . _ _
,11 made to tbe jion 1 . lira Inferior Court ol Bry
ea County, for leave to sell ull the real esti te o
Sarah M’Kiudly, late of Bryan County dec. fo
the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said es
tate. JAMES BUTLER, Adm’r.
npil 2 $o77
Ranawayduriiigtlie last week,
A NEGRO Womannani-d ELSY: SheR a tul
black woman about the a-/o of 40, und lius a
thick white shin or film which entirely covers tiie
left eye, by which site cannot he mistaken. All
persons are particularly warned against employ
ing or harbouring said ’wench under tiie penalty of.
a prosecution.
bov 16 a214 IQS S PELOT.