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jp. \ 1 p*?fs’syi.vA'’TA Election, , * for (Jover/ur, I t.untlei. M'Kcart. Ross. infg olTlcr /* 2,103 *» 2 8 3 are, 606 722 ■viler, 2.320 1,928 ■uzcme, 274 6 So ■a>'ct:c, *»99° 4 2 4 ■ark,, *>364 45^ K)j U phin, 1,844 3°9 K ortbampf on, 3,210 510 Bucks, 4,240 *l2 ■hiladelphia city, 1,9+2 1,517 BbiUdciphia co. 2>OOQ ■ maj* about ■u»«« co. 1 9 majority of ' ■ 22,594 8,343 1 8,343 ■jj.publican Maj. 14,25 1 9 This great majority will be confidera 9[,iy extended by the votes of the counties ■ro:n which returns have not yet been re ceived. Tite strength of the federalifts 9 nearly cxhautted in the above counties. ■We have not dated the votes given for 9uch representative to congress, confider 9jng the votes given for governor as a faith, liui criterion of the relative strength of ■parties. When, however, we are advif 9til of the entire result, we (hall be more ■ minute. m The following representatives in con -9 grefs are elcded. 9 Republican--Jokph Clay, Michael ■ Leib, Jacob Richards, R. Brown, J. Van ■ Horn, F. Conrad, Joseph Heister, J. An ■ dett'on, J. Whitehtll, John Smith, John 9 biewarf, John A. Hanna, David Bard— 13, ■ It is not alcertained, nor is there a 9 profpeti, that a Angle federal; t will he 9 lent to congress. It is ascertained that 9 Mr. Sirgreaves has failed, notvuhftand -9 ing the republicans run two candidates a. gaiuft him. Mr. Findley and Mr. Painter, both re. publicans, are candidates for the fame fear. The votes received render it doubtful which will be eleded. From appearances, it is not p-obable that the house of representatives ot Penn sylvania will contain more than 6 fedcral ifts. How are the mighty fallen ! The Republican majority in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, amounts this year to about 700. Three years ago the fe» deral majority was 1027. RALEIGH, Ociober 26. John Steele, Esq. Comptroller of the Treasury of the United States has refign cd, and is now with his family at Sa. lilbury in this state, AUGUSTA, Welcome News from Louisville. On Tuefday last the honorable the Ge neral Affemoiy of this State proceeded to " the choice of their refpedive officers— when the Senate chose the honorable Da vid Emanuel, Efq* tor their President, and William Robert]on, Esq. Secretary. The House of Representatives chose the honorable Abraham Jackson, Esq. for their Speaker, and Hutes Holt , Esq. Clerk. H:s Excellency Governor TATT NALL having lent in his resignation, on account of his bad state of health— , The day following, both branches of the Legiftature proceeded to ballot for governor, when the Honorable JOHN MILLEDGE, Esq. was eled6d_ by alarge majority j J abez Bowen, Esq. Judge of the Eastern Dili rid ; Archibald Martin, Esq. Solicitor-General tor the Weftern Diftrid ; Dodor Cache, Health- Officer, and Captain I Troup , Harbour- Mailer for the Port of Savannah, • f * Athens, OBaber 25, 1802. • ’Meteorological Obfervarions. Fatcfitieit's Thermometer, in the lhade, on the north fide of a house, ten feet above the ground. Morn* 2 P. M. Sunset. Mean, May, 62 2 75 5 710 67 4 June, * *67 8 88 4 76 5 77 5 74.6 90 o 79 o 786"' Augoft, 69 5 9? J 77 8 7 6 7 oep.' ember, 64 5 853 76 8 75? Greatest height, June 23, 101 , July 9, 102 • Mr. Smith, 1 OBSERVE in last Wednesday's Hc *ali, although not in dired terms, a com munication inferring that the Volunteer Companies of infantry and Rangers of this City turned out to celebrate the binh.day of our laic president John A daras. I beg leave to inform Mr. Bunce, that, whatever his views might have been *n the publication, the volunteers of Au- g:ilfa (or a part thereof) have not forgot liie delivery of Robbins, under the adtui nillration oi John Adams, with his other political m;fcondu£t, so as to induce (hem to celebrate a day which ought to be blot ed out of the annals ot time--and where is.there a true patriot who would not *fav To 1 , . One.tf the Volunteer Light Infantry, - - • fcf’ On Monday next, will be publish ed, the Georgia and South.Carolina AL MANAC, for the year 1803. * 'Ju.fi Received, 80 Pieces prime COTT ON BAGGING, 180 ot the best POTS and OVENS. Fbrlalcat a reduced price. SAMUEL M. . j,**.* CmA i FOR HALE,' THE fubferiber* offer for sale their remaining STOCK of GOODS a great bargain, ro any one talcing the whole; they arc well worth the alien tion of country storekeepers. A hand some price will be given for dean Cot ton, or good merchantable Tobacco in payment, if applied for soon. For fur ther particulars applv to E. SMERDON & Co. / / November j. Ur- TO BE RENTED, THE Lot and Piemifesat present oc cupied by Jabcz Bwrn, Esq. ad joining Mr. Benjamin Harris’s lot, for the year 1803. ARCHIBALD BEALL. November 4, MARSHAL’S SALES. On Thursday the infi. mil be fold at the market-houfc in the city of Augufla, b tween 10 o'clock in the fornoon and $ o'clock in the evening, the jolloxuing trad, j of land, fazed as the property of William Graves, to Jatisfy sundry ex editions, viz. 'ijo acres land in Lincoln county, being' part of a traft granted to ' Win. G raves, Ton of James Graves. 400 acres in Wilkes or Lincoln county, ori Weirs creek, granted John Crutch field. 400 acres in Wilkes or Lincoln coun ty, Soap creek, granted G. Clancy. zoo acres on Lloyd’s creek, in Wilkes or Lincoln county, granted Wm. Arthur. 100 acres, part of a trad of 200 acres of land on Soap creek, in Wilkes or Lin coln county, granted to B. Holmes. 300 acres ot land on Soa ■ creek, Lin coln county, granted Thoi as F rr ftcr. 300 acres on Savannah river and Wells's cretK., Lincoln county, granted William Rheny. acres on Wells's and Soap creek, Lincoln county, granted Wm. Graves. 330 acres on Lloyd's creek, Lincoln county, granted Wm. Graves, 990 acres near Lloyd's mountain, Lin coln county, granted Wm. Graves. acres on the waters of Lloyd’s and Soap creek, Lincoln county, grant ed William Graves. 60 acres on the waters of Soap creek, Lincoln county, panted Wm. Graves. 270 acres on a : branch of dry fork of Soap creek, Lincoln county, granted to Wuliam Graves. 260 acres Lincoln county, adjoining La mar, Mufcly and other s, granted Wm. Graves. 2871 acres Glynn county, joining Sul livan and others, granted Wm. Graves, 400 acres Glymrcounter, joining Ful fr, M‘lntolh and othersj granted Wm. Graves, p _ J 4jo acres on Buffaloe river, Glynn county, joining David Duncan and o thers, granted William Graves, £7j acres fame county, joining Sulli van and others, granted Wm. Graves, 2jo acres Glynn county, joining Da vid Duncan and others, granted Wm. Graves. ... joo acres fame county, joining Fulton jnd others, g anted William Graves, ' 287} acres fame county, bounded on all sides by William Graves’s land, and granted said Wm. Graves. ALSO, Four negroes, Sukey and her three children} taken as the property of the executors of James Martin, to fatisfy an execution in favor of Aichibald Hamil ton & Co, Conditions Cato, and such of the pro perty as may not be paid for on that day, will be re-fold the ensuing day, at the fame place, and within the fame hours, at the rific of the firft purchasers. BENJAMIN WALL, m. d. o- Odobci 30. District op Georgia. BANKRUELCT. IN the matter ot Da vid Hillhouse, of the town of Wathingion, in the county of Wilkes, and iiate of Georgia, Merchant. Whereas a major part of the commiifi oners, and leveral ot the creditors, have • granted to the (aid David Hilihoufe a certificate : NOTICE, therefore, is hereby given to the creditors and others concerned ‘, in the (aid Coromiffion of Bankruptcy, that unkfs objedions are regularly filed in the ClerkV Office of the Georgia Diftridf, by the twenty-fifth day of No vember next, against the said certificate, the fame will be allowed and confirmed , by his honor the Judge, on its being (hewn that this notice has been thrice _ publilhcd in the Angujia Chronicle, fa. RICHARD M.STITES, O*A. Wr Savannah, QSLober 27. SHERIFF', SALeJ At Elbert court house , on the firjl Tues. day in December next, WILL BE SOLD , ONE fide-board, dtlk and bcureau, one large locking glass, two wal nut tables, and eleven windfur chairs, taken by execution as the property of George Cleghoin, to fatisfy Lavilee and Bruix. One negro woman by the name of Jane, and her three youngest children, Betty, Abraham and Winncy ; taken by execution as the property of Gcnat Watthall, to fadsty Joleph Terrell. One negro, by name John, and eighty acres of land, lying on Beavcrdam cietk, well improved, Elbert county; taken by execution as the property ot Gcnat Watthall, to fatisfy Oliver and Sale. Also, one whip saw ; taken by execu tion as the property of Archibald Doug lass. R. MIDDLETON, Sheriff, OElobcr 2t, SHERIFF’S SALES! On the firjt Tue/day in December next, at the court-houje in Hancock counlv, at the usual hours , WILL BE SOLD , Three hundred acres of land, more or less, whereon Jives John Hum phries, adjoining A. Smith: two hun dred acies laud, more or lef>, adjoining the afurefaid land, on 'Town creek, whereon lived Mr. Harbert; executed as the ptoper y of said Johti Humphries, in tayor ot Thomas Barrett & Co. Ooc hundred acres ot land, more or less, whereon lives Mofcs Marlhall, on Rockey creek, Adjoining Ftuney } cxe r cuted as the property of said Matfhall, in favor ot James Scarlett. Sixty acres of land, more or less, whereon lives Elijah Hearn, adjoining Choyce, one bay horfc; executed as the property of said Hearn, in favor of Wil liam Grigg. A parcel of corn and fodder and seven acres of cotton; levied on as the pro perty of Benjamin Bolt, in favor of Jo nathan Thomas. Terms Calh, JESSE GRIGG, D.S. October 23, N O V T I/C E. THOSE indebted u/the estate of Sa muel HuntcX dpfccafed, are request ed to make paymew to the Adminifira tor: of laid estate; on or before the 3 t D ccmbcr next, as af(er that date suits will commence against the delinqusius without 4Hcrimination. 7 y- October 30* , Jr NOTICE^ A LL tp the estate of Edward PoVcll, arc re quested to make immediate payment, and all those having denunus against the e ftatc are reqaefted t«nand in their ac counts attested as the »w requires, on ot before the 20th JaduarjAnext. Pi JOHN ROWELL JOHN HARDIMAN, \ , Oflobcr 4c« . „ '' ' f Mr. Smith, IN one of your papers of 30th Octo ber, 1802, I find a trad of land, by estimation 690 acres, 2d quality, Greene, Appalacbic, granted to Moreby, joins unknown, by Idfcph Turnbooll, advertised by Ficifl* Kenredy colleflM of Greene county f/ \for the tax of said land; the fubfcrjbc* forbids the sale of said land, as hath legally lifted and paid the tax f df the atyve traft of land, I likewise inform Mr. \Jofcph Turnbooll that pay a confederation for his priviiedge, or be immediately ejefted, Ambrose Jones, for ROBERT Columbia county, Nov. *. ' Lr k. A Plantation for Sale. THE PLAN I ATION belonging to the ell ate of Cornelius Dyfart, de ceased, joini »g Bedford, and lying o.s the road leading to Waftfngton, will be fold on very reafooable term*, if appli cation is made previous to the firft of Ja nuary next. Terms of (ale are one third paid down, and the balance by equal in- Ailments of one and two years. This plantation, from its public fitoa tion, is well known, which renders is particular deferiplion unnecessary ; It rents annually from 360 to 370 dollars —if not fold by the time abavemention ed, it will be leafed fur a term of years. Those wishing to purchase will pteafe apply to John Catlett, E'q. near the pre mises, or to Mr. William H. Jack, Au gusta. November r. * NOTICE. HTHOSE indebted to theSub feriber are informed that their rc (pective Notes and Accounts are placed . (or collection in the hands of Mr. Hugh Nefbitt, of Augusta, who is legally au thorifed to receipt for the fame. SAMUEL BARNETT. . Augusta, OCl.ibcr 30. SHERIFF’S sales. - " On the firji Tuc/day in D amber next, at the court.hou/e in Columbia county , between the usual hurt, WILL BE SOLD, 375 land in Laid coun ty, joins WiJJwglum, ; tak en under execution's of John Pitman to fatisfy Mrfry Pitman, Also, two likpty \cgro girls, Clary and Clarinda property of Richard Jones, to fausfy an execution in favor of JohnGarrpCt. \ Alfo,/z 50 acres of lamtam the big Kioka creek, well improved, \ith a good cotton machine thereon, adjoining Wil liam Thompson and Richard Bennett,"ana eight negroes, to wit: James andVamcs, Joan, MHly, Betty, Sarah, Juda a\d So. fa ; taken by virtue of two executions obtained in favor of the Sta'c against John Lamkin, as tax colkftor of the county, for the years 1799 and 1800, and point ed oqt by the defendant. Also, 61 \ acres of land in said coun ty, adjoining Abraham Jot es and John . Pitmon ; the property of John Chenault, „ to fatisfy an execution in favor of James Brown & Co. returned by James Lake, conliablc. Conditions Calh. ~A ISAAC WILLINGHAM, Sheriff* November 3, NOTICE The Talc of the gopds. which were to have been fold on the firft Tuefday in November, is ooftponed to the firft Tuefday in D ccmber next Nov. H. M‘TYRE, Sheriff. NOT! C/£ * Mr. Sirnwl Richmcyd, Sir—ThK Stiuf Horse you left with me inßrhnGnck county in Vir ginia, I have now auny father's in Co lumbia county, in/Georgia. You will please call therey fcttlcVhia expences, and take him awaywithin tcV daysfrom the date of atod oblige youc friend, / LEWIS SANDERS. A Noveytoer z. • GEORGIA, Greene CouN^y. By Thomas Carleton, ctyn, of the court 0 1 ordinary forJdid county, TTCTHEREASL Charlotte AValker and Clayborn\yiaddox nave applied to me for Utters of nUminitlranun on the e~ ft ate and ej'cfts of iWzi Walker, late of this county, dec. THESE are the/eforAto cite and admo~ nijh all and Singular the \ndred and ere• ditors of /aid decea/ed, be and ap. pear at my office on or beJorebHie zBM day oj Novembet next, to jhew cauje, tj any they have, toby Jdid Utters jhould not be granted / filVENunder my hand at office , this 2gth day of OS, iBoz 'f. CARLETON, c. c. o. TO BE\HIRED, At the market houji in the city oj Augu - < ha, on the firji daj of January , 1803, I; negroes belonging to the citato i of Anselm Lfcigh, dcceafcd, con futing of carpenter!, house women, field fellows and boys, | for one year. Also to *et, the house an 1 lot adjoining Fran cis Vollotton, Bro d-ftrcct, a very com modious situation f)r a private family. / > A. El WARDS, Adm’r. S. ED //ARDS, Adffl’x, October zz. j