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Newspaper Page TexttoUglll'’ No 2<>l... v Vol. XXVI MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21/ 1829. Whole No ........6528 Effingham County, IMPEUlOlt OOUIIT. Jjii.y Tkhm, iOSU thj inlljlon of William Morel} sta ll B,-,,,,, Hie cxlsloiwto It loss ami pro yin* ,U ctatilislimoiii of a certain promissory | 0 |„ily anil sovcrnlly mmlntintl sitfticiP ”ifiu1- Mu'ryna. anil Wiy.am O 1., tier, limit laio of snlil cotmty tjMMswl. ,'aloil BfflnRlwm ooMirtf.MBlh I'al.ni.iry, , v | niivamo to llio saiil William Morel, or VnlerVoo or.tiefmo tlio 1st (lay of January ■ I for tha mm of twenty dvo dollars,fon ’ loo raoeivotli a copy whereof, with the 'm,|°vit of tlio said William Morel, Is (lied 1., !,,. Clerk’s Odlcc.-It (a ordered .lint William Kinn. of the County of I'.triing- . . (Irene,line mtd qualified administialor !f die said William U. Purler, dee.casutl, ,' I die heirs and representatives or the said U'llllimJ. Mulryno, deceased, do shew L„„ nil or heroretho Hist day, or the next lerntol this Court, wliyHBo prayer of the •iatsllo-iO* should not he "ranted, and it is f„„l,,r ordered that this rule lie published a ana of the pdblio Onzott** of the City uf flirannah, oneoa monlli until tlio time a,,painted fur sire-ring chitso thereof. |,'struct from tho minutes, JNO. CHARLTON, Clk. llllv ID I--4 Brought to Jail. Savannah, on the Idtliinst. a negro man who says his name is JERRY, .mil that he belong! to tho Suite of (Jem. en, that he tatmway front the Clininliqn- ckr river nbmd 4 months ago—ho is (i f«t 9inches high, and about 33 years of B .e;lie is of a vcllaiv complexion and Hut- lets«hcn I DEWS.i.c.0. ait" 18 IHO Brought to Jail, I N Savaimalt oil tho lOlli lost, a ueRro man wlmsays hit mime is SI.\W)N, and that he belongs to tlio State of Grai yin, that ho runaway from the Clnitulioe- rliee Itivcr afoul 4 ntnntlti ago-ho Vs !> Ifet 5 8-4 inches high and about 4b years af into—lie hat lest one of his front tooth JOHN I. OKWS.j.c.c. nag 10 ■ Brought to Jail. jfV 8 iv.itmalt, oil the 10ih liH. n negro man who *ay* hW »am« i* NED* and llm ho boilings to (lio Bt.ito of Gem gin, thill hn inn tvvuv from tho Chatahomdiuo. thcr aamit 4 months ago, In* I* & f‘ ,cl 8 liachtftlii&tl «nd about 2.1 * < 1 JOHN I. DEWH c. c oo% 100 Committed to Jail, T poult a hatnliie, nil the 1 .V11 of Mav L last, a uearo until named GEORGE [ who says ho belongs to tho Oakniulg’e I Navigation Company in Oonrgia. of whom I Mr. ‘okeit MoCall is ngeut; ho is ahmil | 83 years uf ago, b feet 7 nr ’I inches high jnlr 13 J. I - ltllCK, j. n. ». Committed to Jail, A T Consawhalchie, on thotSHi March last, a negro man who savs Ins name IWldK who first claimed Mr Richard I'll. | lit us his master. Inti since says he belongs Ins Mr. J .hn VhWen, wife lives i'.>mit 4 miles from Savannah; he is about .8 feet lioches bight and nhunt forty years of age. J. J. HECK, j. it. u. yflj'tj io3 Brought-to Jail. H Savannah on the 7lh tost, a nearo am wlmsays Ids name is JOE, and I he belongs to William Howard of So, . and the he runaway about one month lie is b feet 4 1-41110116# high and a ei 89 years of ago—he has lost his front | Mil. JOHN I. DEWS, 3 c. c nnv 8 Brought to -Jail, n Savannah on tlio 4lh .ml. a negro I msn sho savs his name is SAM. and Bli-d he belong* to Mini* & Hell, of Mont Vmierv enmity Georgia, atid that ilc. rann- PIV ahaiufiheen days ago, lie is 5 feet 8 "dies high, mil about 98 year* of age. I nor 8 JOHN 1. DEWS, j. c, r Brought to Jail. IN Savannah on the I nth nit, a i l ni.ni who says his named# TO ui lie hayings to Alchy Frlp of St. Ilele- '% Smith Carolina, and that ho. ranaivay n'wq months ago—ho is. ft foot 7 lnoh- ■'i. and ubeut48 yoors of ago, 3 JOHN I. DEWS, i. c. c, dec 9 To the Public. HTI E is hereby given, that I have' I in mypussessiun one half of a Mill r U. e Hundred Hollar* oh the IMnmer i |it"k of Georgia, signed by Goo. Antler. I 1 ' 11 * 'j’ President of said Hank, and atn (i n* the owner of the same That some- 1 Imtotign both hnlvc, of said hill wero in tho lil?i i, l* on j ;, min Reynold's, of K. p "I "o inty, and one of them having """''"nnic was dropt by liim and c c,| to liavo bean accidentally swept ne lire or otherwise lost. Application "’•Je by tne to the Hank for pay fcr,i 1 „ 1,10 same; and alter theexpiration laid im, 1 ",?! 15 1 altttll again ptesont lire Er, 10 ‘l |c said Hank for pnv BEAHOUN JONES.’ i -Hgei/llh, ion, Nov, mat), 1 es |viS48 . Notice. A ,, having demands against WStsa. 0,111,0 SfFay dec, are re time i ! n 1 l )r e'cm ihnm finlv titiosled, amt I'^insiH 10 tl ’° " Ul1 l ' 00, t0 m,> ' 10 nor 13 S. M. BOND, Adia’r. *88f,. )cr } u Candles anti Nails Vs gv^W/ro-n brie; Atlantic, ",°XES Spero,Candles 11 kegs Nails *sule by no, 33 “UNTINGTON & MAY. Boohs al Half-Price. FOIt-fjAl.E ftY Wm. T. Williams. 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Hogg llclindn, 2 vols, by Miss Edgowoilb dorroctlqii, S vol»,'by Mrs Oplo Campbell, or tlio Seottlsli Probalioner, 3 voli Charlotte’s Daughter, sequol to Charlotte Templo , , „ Cicely, or the rose nf Roby,4 vols, by Su sannah Ronton C.intiiluiiinnsof Q. Q-® v°U Clin-sal, oi tlio udvonluros of. a guinea, 4 vols _ _ , Contributions or Q. Q. by Jane 1 uylor llulij.il VI line, of Lanarh Edgeivortii's Popular l’alcs, 2 vois Eliza 1st and 2d scrie* HmcUne, by Mm Hinton Flirtation, 2 vols First snltler* of Virginia Foriunoi of Nigel, * volt, by Walter Scott Felix Alvarez, 4-vois Florence' AltArthy, Iry Lady Morgan Giovanni Sliogarru, it VonalUn talc, 2 vols Grant's popular models. 2 vut* Gulynla Piiucess of Persia Geraldine, 2 vol* Guy'Jlannoiiiig, by Walter Scott Sir Charles Grundison and Clarissa, a- bridged Costner's Idyls Harrington kttiJ Ormond, t trots, by Muria Eilgewottli Henry, 2 vols, by Cumberland llilihaml ltuming,.4 vols tlnsband '■ . 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Emelina Welsh Mountaineers, 2 vols, k.v Callieiinc Hmtnn Woodstock, 2 vols, by Waller Scott Winter lit Washington, 2 vols 4 Yo.'r and a Duv, hy Madame Panache Winter Evening Lucubrations, hy Vicist- 1 tnus Knox Whims and Odditios, with plates, by Ituod dec 9 «51 EMPORIUM OF FASHION, Mullery & Duffy, On the, liny, - . orpflalTK tub Kxciuitinev H AVING availed theiiiselves.of the most 'recent arrivals from Europe, are now proparoii to furnish their friends and the public gouiit'nlly with a more elo- gam uiui rxtcniive assortment of Goods iii their I'uio, than they have ever ottered heretofore, viz! , ■ Wilkins' *u|ieUor Gulden Clown nnd Olivo CLOTHS, (quite a new style) 'Blue, Black, Drake Neck, Green, Steel and (txfoid inlxl patent finish or Lon don CLOTHS,. Slip, bltlu,-black, brown, drab, fawn.sfecl inixt.' Corheaii, Lave’ruloi, and other col’d Lomldh CASI.MEIiS. Black am( Mua htaek ptain VELVETS Figured, brown and Fancy cotored do. Ami a great vniiety nf light and dark col’d Silk and Valencia VESTINGS. Double libild blue and. brown CAM LETS. n verv superior article for Cloak* hnS Great Coats.. i ■ Bobu supplied with a lull and first rale complement of New York and Philadelphia Workmen, from the first establishments, they nrc prepared to make up the above at tides In a style that.cannot fail to please Aim as usual. For the accnoiinodation of Travellers, and Hm>e who ptefer despatch, tbry have a full assortment of llcndy Made Clothing, of the 1st i t<l und 8d qvialitics, coBsistiug of— Coats, Frobks* Contters, Hrent Co.il%, Clooks. Opera Clonks, rants., Vusts, Hlilrts, under Vosts ami Drawer*, Col lais, nm) Hosiery, or ul! Oescriptiuns. FANCY ARTICLES* Cloth, morocco, uud patent leather Caps nf Luke Davis' inn*t approved st>le Dorcinus & Sydnni's N. Ymk. Tnuin , » I'liilailelpliia, and Towson's Hultimoro approved Storks of all nnt'onis Hiding Holts, Shoulder Itmccs, Watch Guard* Suspondors. Faitr.y Spitalfiold hilkfn. CrAvats Crav.u l*ads, Pmscs, Hair Hrushes, Pantaloon and Vest Spring*, Horsefthin,' Cn*ler, nnd HucU skin Glove*, Doublc'IMeclianic Horse* skin Glovo*, (tlio iiiom heauliful arti cle of tlio kind ever ottered in this market) the whole of which will be sold at tlio most reduced prices, for c.ia|i or town acceptance*; N* Hi Tho '\ iiqio of tho nbovc stock iiu- vii*|* been .carefully ••elected, nnd tho grea ter pan puicliised-direct from the impor ters!))' Mr D. piMsoiiully, mid the ready- male rlotliiiiL' iiDUinfnctured iiilinediarely under his ia*pe< turn, we feel confident in asfeunuft our fiieods, ih.U iiothiiu; Imw been spared in rendvnnj; onr estabiishment wor? ihy (lie jiatrounge we have heretofore so liberally enjoyed octal M.&D» SattiacttB, Flonneis, Shir-] tings, &c. 'lute, red, bln- nd Removed. T HE subscribers have Removed tu tire South West corner of >hnd's buildings, opposite tlio East end of Glh- bon’s btiildiugt- Whore they are openmg n very extonsivo assortment of 1‘L.WNfs, BLANKETS, COTTON BAtJGING, STAPLE GOODS, mill a superior assort morn nf Fancy Goods, wlticlt tlicv intend sidling at a low advance. WM. It M, ROSE. nclSO 20fl B For Sale. Y leave of l!ie Inferior Cniirl of fhi* County, will he *wld on the First Tuesday of January, for the benefit of ihe-creditors, fh.it valuable nnd improsed plantation, on Skidaway Island, contain- inp O.in acres, nnd known hy the name of U1U12UNI A. THOo. Vs P. CHARLTON, Adin’r. dc boms non* &c. nov 30 . Chambers Su Jli.v The Marine & Fire In surance Hank of the Slate of Georgia, et al. vs. Elcazcr Early, cl. al. xmi't, III, 1029. CliBtiumi Su perior Court, January Term, UI30. In Equity. r 1 being verified to the Court that Elea- zer Early one of the defendants in the above cause residos out of Chatham coun ty-—On motion it is ordered that tho said Eleazer Early appear on or before the first day' of the next Term of this Court and en ter hi* .ippoaranco thereto und JJKdc(nult thereof the &ml complainant IfuHpnvc to proceed on thetr said Hill same manner os if persona! service of tlio Hill und *ubpa3iia had been efifeeted on the sai l Eleazer—And il Is further ordered tha: mis Rule he puhlUhod once a month in on 1 * of tho Public Oazcties of Savannah until the oxplration thereof. Extract from the minute*. ROBERT W. POOLER, Clk. 'junoSO 1 hi, ' , - Electors of Chatham Coun ty ;. ■ Fritmlnnml Fellow Citizens: I AM a candidate foi Coroner at theK- leetidnin Jnnuary next, and should 1 be electod, will endeavor to discharge 'the duties of the office with fidelity. Very respectfully, II. IIAUPT. nov 7 2-2f»t Almanack* for 1830. I L'ST Received. _ . nov 14 T. M. DRISCOLL. CARPENTER’S Saratoga Powders,- ron maki.no CONGRESS SPRING OR SARATO GA haters. T HERE i* perhaps scarcely ail indi vidual in tin* Uitiied Stale*, who »•> nut n<'t|uu:ufcd, either by experience or report, with tho sa ntriry ofifeets of the Congress Spm»G Waters at S.iratos.i From thirty to filly thousand persons an nually visit these rtpriiim, many from the remoiesi soil ions of the United States, rtnr! some ftoiii the West Indies, and oilier for cun place*. Tlmcreit expense in visiting the Springs exclude* ih»* «renter portion of tlio community, (more Mitlh- nine out of ten.) and the bottled water, from 'its high price, prevents its use to tho extent of be ing surviee.ible, and confines it to a small number; it appears to ho a serious evil thnt /so valuable nn article should be so res tricted, that comparatively few should be (ildMo qpjuy what is so eonductvo to gen eral health in the hot weather of our'sum mer mouths. From those circumstances, Geo. \V. Carpenter is pleased to announce tho preparation of the above powders, con taining nil the essential substance* with which tho«e celebrated tiptings are impreg nated, and fiom which ilie waters of the Congress Springs ut Saratoga me precise ly at\jl efTectuaII) imitated. With a view to accommodate li e public, nnd to brine intogcncr.il »i*« so convenient nnd .valnn life a substitute for ilieso Waters, be' has been induced to po very extensively into the iiirtiiiifiicture of them, to put them at a price to ho within flic reach of most per sons. For tho nccomnmdniion of the pub. lie, agents will be appointed in nil the ci- tiev and principal inland owns to give a gener.il circulation to so useful nn article throughout the country. The public are recommended to make trial of these pow ders, as lie finds hy experience, and from the opinion of tho 'most eminent of the fa culty, that tho water made from them pos sesses the sumo medicinal qualities, is as effectual in its operations, and precise in t.isle, .is that taken immediately from the Springs. These powders are therefore re commended ns a vuluabl • remedy in all cases where the Saratoga Waters are pre scribed. Persons on sea voyages, or residing at a distance from the springs and in warm climates, will at dice perceive the great advantage of making use of these powders, which besides being more pbrt<4>lr and less expensive than the' botfied water, will keep w ithout injury for any length of time, as they aro equal in medical effect to that taken frosh from tho springs, they are cer tainly much preferable from the many ad vantages tbeyposscss. (£7** These powders nro superior to the Scidfitz, inasmuch as they are equally a- perient and agreeable, at the snine time possessing tonic and chalybeate qualities in a superior degree, and are consequently better adapted to ~ weak and debditatod constitutions than any, other cutharlid An use. Printed directions will accompany the powders. Manufactured and for sale, oply, by Geo, W. Carpenter, and sold by appointment . .... A.PARSONS; hiuRgjsfi.,.. At HjeJEaglo No.tSGIWwfcili’ fHll^ti nnv f) B LUE. Rlai-.lt, Juck«vii St Calls t A X« od unit liglit and Mack Mixed is itl- nuns, (atsunu J qualities) 20 ps low priced wit giccn Flaitilcl* 3 bales 4 t 3-4 uiltileadied Float* ings 8 eases 3 4 & 5-4 Ulenclred Shitting* . and Slieetin^i 7*4 |d.tin and |.rinted green F oor Cloths Bhlft ami milted Cnssinrers and Broad Cloth*. 3-4 iV.U-4 black nod colored .Merino Cloths Blank ami colored-"Circasiiani and HomiMizctts - • ' . 10 11 & li! 4 Ross Blankets and Mnr .cijlcs Quill* 3 St 4 4 commua and extra fino Col ton Cheeks 4 & C-4 Washington, Dorchester ami 1‘oncr Loom Ticking 7-8 & 4-4 heavy Irish Linen (warran ted (locution mixture) 30 ps blown LiUent (assorted quail tics) 0 7 tl & o 4 heavy Dutch und Irish Diapers S (V 4 4 Ano Bird* Eye Diaper* t bale llustia do 3 4 St 5-4 cotton Ca.simeis and Flu.- Antilles Caiuhric and Furniture DimiUrt Light and dark Furniture Chintzes Wliilo ami culoied Furuituto Bind lugs . - Fine da k and black and (ihite Cali coos and Ginghams lntitniiou .Madras* llundkercliiefs India Flag Silk llatiKercliiels (usvor ted *j/,o>) . Linen Cambrics ami Linen Cambric lldkl's Long I .a nos aud Imitation. Cambric lldkfs Tlain aniTFIgured 9tvi«s, Boult and .Mull Muslins Uismip Lawn*, Jackonett aud Nain-. soda Muslins 4 ltd 4 cotiun.Cambrics and Cam brick Muslin* Needle srorkod tsviss Muslin Band* do du do do Lace Capes Black Nankin, Canton and French Crapes tiup’r Black India and French Satins ami Sitliu and India Levantines Black Uro* lie Zincs. Gnu Ue Na ples ami Grus De Merlin t-ilks Black Sinchetrs and Sarsuett 4 & 5 4 lilaek Buhl.mult Lac, Veils Lad e* svliito and black Italian Silk (lose Gent. raw.silk, linrse skin, buck skin mid licuvci Gi ho. - Cent, white and mixed Vigoui.i anil limb* wool H- seand h.iiriiosc _A»soijinopt ufClaris*, while, black, ami culuron ipuul Tlneatl No 12 to 35 wiiile, black, blue A: red patent Thread Ass.)! 11 lien t idll.azilliau and I’oiluisc Hlic-ll Hide, Long uud Tucking Cuuili* Assortment nf Engli-ll Tluoail and Bobbins'll Laces,Edgings and Foct i . Ins* 4 boxes Imodsonie Embos’d Ribbuu* 4 tin iticll Figured du £ do widcami iftirrow Gauze Cap Utbliun* b boxes oiuiu and poarl gdged tafleta Kibb.ms 5 boxes wreaths and- artificial Flow er* Received by ship Pierian add tclir. Jregiin. and fur sale by dec 9 ISAAC NORTON. Approved. Medicines* VA SO Y ARTICLES Stc. The following articles have been selected hy tlie subscri ber, from the different Maim facturing Establishments lb England. IIcnrv*f Calcined Magnesia Henry's Aromatic Vinegar Kau Medicinale du llursou Calomel „ Blue Pill Ev.iiis Mipcrior l.nnccis Do Silver Lancet Cases and Shell Dressing Combs und Pockot Heating Wax Also the splendid .Scotch Tobacco and Snuff Boxes. For sale by A. PA HONS. Drubgist, At the Eagle, No 8, Gibbous Range, dec 10 Tar. |y R* BBl«S large size of a good qfial w ^9 iiy and in fine order, for sale by. PALM EH Si LEE. dec 8 EscliHnoe D »• It. An Extract. W HEREAS much dnngei is appre hended from the discharge uf gnu* pistols, squibs, or other instruments when* in the article of gunpowder is used, within the limits of tho city of Savgpnali, by in considerate person* almost every evening lie it therefore Ordained, That from ant: after tli>: passing of tins Or innnee, it shah be the duty of llio Marshal of the city a foresaidnml tho Constables ilu reof, to in form against all aud every w bite person found within the limits of the said city di» charging or auempting to discliarg an) gun, pistol, or other firo arms, cracker, or any olliei cnmhusliblo preparation, and that tho person so informed. aguiiut, be f inished as hereinafter mentioned—-of a rec white person to be ftnod in a sum not exceeding $30; and if any person of coloi be found so offending as aforesaid, suet paison of color shall receive corpontf pun islijnent not exceeding ten lashes, to ‘ be inflicted by the officer pieseut Extract fcoin the Ordinance passed Dec. 1817. JAMES CLELAND.c c, protein i, ft?* The.City Constables are hereby re ntiired to use every exertion for the'ei lorccmout o( the above section* ot an or dii^cq.^ Ft M. STONE, c. m. Ah Ordinance E tffTITLFip an Oidmance to repeal so much of an Ordiuance.p^ssed on 'hu 31.st of October 18;*£, as aurborUes Mm Laitipv fifthl* city to he lighted by con- ract imd for othet pUrpoio* Ihetoin men- turned* . • Sec. I. Ho it ordained, bydhe Mayor ami Aldermen in council nDaeinbled, and ^it is hereby ordained by the authority' of the 'situie, ibat so mucli of the nfCresaitl ordi nance* as authorises the lighting uf Lamps by contract, shall be and the same is hem- by repealed after the firM tegular meeting of council in January next* Hoc* S. I’o it ui darned by the authority aforesaid that at the first regular meeting hiiiiu .liv in January, there shall he elect ed u superimciidum (if- Lamp* utidi'i lliq same rule* and regulation* ns other uflieert of council «re elertml, With .i salary of throe hundrtul dollais per - annum, whoso duty it shall be to find sufii'ji «nt persons to light the liiimbvr of-Lamjis now lighted, aud to cause ill” same to he lighted agree ably to the lu section of the Otdinanco passed oh ibe 31 St of October 1822, und he L hereby dretared tu be liable t»> all such flues mid penalties for neglecting to perform such limits as me pointed due by *ahi U’oiion- * Hoc. 3 ilo it ordained by the authority aforesaid, that council shall tltid all oil, wick and every oilier ii.uk rial ulurli may be nem wary for tigl.liwg said Lamps, and that council shall keep in tepair all tlio said Lnmps and flip post* supporting tho same ill good order ut tlio expense of the ui ty. Bee. '4. He it ordained by the autharity afoiesai'l,tli.-it all violation? of this ordi nance slmll b« punched i»> like manner as pointed out In tiro Ordinance authorising lamps to be lighted by contract. Fasrftd in Council. December 17th, 1038. . WM. T. WILLIAM*, Mayor: [Attest] JAS. CLELAND. e. c. pro. few. dec 10 tOO An Act To Amend an art entitled an act snpplo- mcnlnr) to.im act more < tf< cumlly to eulon;e unmit prescribing tlie mode of manumitting *jayesin this Stale; .md. uLo tii prevent thv i»»v©» ling »nd illu- e«' carrying dot of tho Siafe persons of color. " S ECTION 1. And be it further enact* ,ed, Thill jl ui»y ciiptuiu ol a vessel, m>iriiter, oi other petVon or pitson^ slndl transport, entice, c.triy away, or inveigle, dr shall attempt to trnii*pon. entice, c.irry awav* m inveigle, or shall aid, uhut, or Hi anywise as*|*t or e umruiii'mi.tl hi tho traii.spmtulion, removal, emiciug, iuveig- Huu,or guidg, imining, or corning away out of the Hiate of Georgia' of* unv . free person of color, cluiumig or pn lumlinc Id claim to be frqej wjm.ihall iuj) have sucli, genuine cntifiiMte of registry of fVcei(<;m dulv issued io liim oi L<*» .isufor^said.Mieli p« son or priN-.i s ' * • (Tending shall he lia* bon be ktitlfr >d .i* f »i a nnsuitiiie.iiior,, uu * sliiil* * o punish^* t y in»prismin»vm ui the ,i onmifii jail of tin? county, at tin. <Jjf* crettmi ul die emir , amt such pt-rvm or persons ul.<i 6ut.lt ah I every ono oi* tlieiil ••hull also forfeit 0 ni pay the sum oi $5011 for o.K-h ufTem.1 so cmiimitied, to lie Micd for or pr«MM cim d y action uf dcbi as oh the ciisc id the diiiiiof the St.ite, in any court having coiiipetenl jurisdiction there* of, ut any time within 5 )e«irs after the commission of.the offence, one lulf of which said foifeiturn when recovered •dial! be to the use of tho slate, and iln other half to iho use of tho uifm iticr; and it shall he the duty uf the Attorney General or Ho- lir.itor General, who shall bo assigned or. nppoimod.to prosecute the picas uf the State in tlio county ••here the said action is cognizable to sue and prosecute for said sum whenever lie shall be iindrmwd of any sm b oIToikh : Fiovidcd nev itlieless, that it shall and may be lawful tot unv *uch pers n to su^unf prosecute for sod sum^ if MichaltoriHtopsohcitui geneial fitall not have previonliy'siied or prosecuted there- fofi . . 8ec. 5. And It il further enacted That no colored seaman arming fiom any pure whatever (except from ports in South Uar- olina) shall le suffered to leave the vessel' in which’they liuvo arrived, in any port in this state, from the houfs of six o’clock in ihe evening until five in the succeedi/* morning, und it xhullbe the duty of ev#'.y captain of a vessel having such seamen, us aforesaid on board,to report to tho ciiio magistrate fifthe city fit toiVn where tho vessvi is, u particular desenption of the seanu n, and their names, and jhe said captain aiiull give bond with two securities in the sum of £i(J0 fur each seaman wfi>r»- said. payable to the ciiL t magistrate of tho ity or town where the vessel is, condi tioned for tilt* iiininten.uieeof each seaman, for tho retaining each on board bis said vessel, ns is above requited, and for the ta king, removing, anil carrying uw.iy each m raid seamen when the vessel departs, whether by the articles entered into the said port of this stuto bo apoit of discharge « not. .Sec 8. And be it further enacted* That if the said captain shall violate or omit to perform any uf the provisions or conditions of said bond so entered into, it shall ho the duty of the aforesaid chief magistrate to direct thn solicitor general of the circuit, court, or ocordor of the city in whichjltd vessef nny be, or employ nny solicitor Or attorney to sue tho suuie iu any court ha ving competent jurisdiction, uud the a- monnt recovered on said .bond • shall fie paid into the geasury of such town or 6i* ty. 8ec. 7. And be it further enacted v That all luAvs uqd parts of law.? militating Against this act bo and the *an(p afo Hereby Repeal ed. A reined fotfOtli Deo. 1820. deo 17 *58 To the Electdrs of Chat j ‘ ham" county. F ellow citizens—i again »o; licit your suffrage for tho office ot Coronorol Chatliatn county, ut t)ie ensu ing olcctiun in January next. THOS. EDEN, ocl 31 819

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Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, December 21, 1829, Image 1