The Louisville gazette. (Louisville, Ga.) 1799-1800, September 24, 1799, Image 4
CAUTION.
T) eo«cern*d, particular! vto Mr *
Clirflrv HoO.w rV. anil William P;>u
letr. ffq. t»4 lefTVrfm County-
T lir Su' fcrihen hcrchv forbid the
of two Tr*d» of I and, i ?eff- fon *' ”! n *
fv, formerly Sr. Georpe’x P. riftt, c ,l! ' 1
i together Boa Acre*, at ! • °i n ’ n *s
o'hrr, ofipinftllv granted to C’harle*
J n, f rmcrly of Savannah, elq f"
r--.fr', a, in ih- L' , ” ,fv .' 1 '
T ivrrnl, of 30th fuly, 1799- For »he »"'•
lowing nnd other reafon*, that W V .
V ewu: Thar Charier Warfor, the or 'K :n>sl
grantee, made hi* Taft will ani teftam«nf,
whi< hwmd' ly proved in 177 1 > n 11
record, in fork A , pap*l 37 1 > T > 3’ 5’
iii the SenctarieT Office, at Loui» v| - ,e i
ami that rhe executors, therein
onalifie-'—That the whole, real' ami pep
fon I Fftafe of the deceafed, was 10 1 ,
under authority of the will, and under
ex"iit'oni <>n judgment!, legally obrnme ,
fever*] vfa's before the revolution, many
H which judgments, remain uni-*ti*(ie< ,
ti e i<Trlls, being fully applied. That the
Subfrriher j hn Tcbeau, claim* the P.nl
Imd, '*s prineinal heir utui devifee of the
fa id Charlei VV^tfon.
Therefore, all further trefpafle* on the
pre oiies. file, or tianifer, eiii cr pub icly
or privately, is forbid •, «i a ,
fo flay fnrllier proceeding*, will be prayed
for, it the next Superior Court, in fetrrr
fon County, and to revoke theadminiflra*
lion, faiit to be granted ro Chellev B"ft
wiik, on the efla:e and effeds of the (-1 d
Ci ilex W atfop, wh’di appears to have
been err uuoufly obtained,
W. Stephens,
Sui vivii g Executor Charier W atlon.
John Tebcau,
D vifee of Charles Walfon.
Savannah, Auguft 16, 1799.
Will Bib SOLD,
On the Prnmfes % on the THIRD
S iIURDAY in May next ,
A TRACT of LAND, coti ainipf eighty |
two A./rs, 1> i• g in Wa/hingtoo
County, on Hig Creek, being the property
of William Mon r ford, deceafed 5 bv vir
tue if an rder of the Cnnit of Ordinary,
frr fa id County, for *he benefit of the
liVics f H r crlito-s o« fu ' Fdate,
M ‘rgery Montford, admx %
Auguft 20.
Washington Superior Court,
September Term , 1798.
Andrew Hemphill,'l
vs, J> For cdofnrt %
James ] Icmphill, J
UPON the petition of Andrew
dejnphill. praying the fore
ch’frr cl the equity of red.rnplion .
r / and to the following frail of land ,
finite , lying and being in the coun
ty of H ofhmpjon, /winded by 'John
idem an, John Fogers % and nil
c her /ides by vacant land ; and
C 'utainmg two hundred cig 1 h [even
and an half ncres t rollick trail of
hind was mortgaged to the faid *ln
drew Hemphill , by the laid Junes
Hemphill , for the fecurify of one
huidted and thirty fevin founds ,
{ v n 4 (fn ffillings and th ee finer ,
ru the 1 6th day of March in Ihe
year 0 cur L rd one thoufand feven
h indied ana ninety-three .
Upon motion of Mr. Caldwell ,
a f fo ney fo*- the plaintiff it is o>~
(L red % that the pi maple mterr/i and
cofi be paid into t/rs court. , within
twelve months from thes time. \ other
tml* :he equity of redemption will
hr for fv r f recofed , and that a
ropy of this rule be [erved upon the
fa d fames Hemphill or puhhfhed
n>ne months in one of the Gazettes
d this State , before (he ex par a ion
of tl.e laid nine agree.,bl* to
I c *'' !°f f be I g flatur c in [u(h cafes
* made and provided,
A true c fy from the minutes ,
( Williams, doput\ c ! eik.
BI ANK LETTERS
Cj ADM IN J SIR AI [*• V
Voi Sale al this Piinting Oiiice,
1 NOTICE.
; PUGSLEY & DEVEAUX
i Inf >rm their Frien< s ?.ud the Public,
t:.e>' h ive received by the way of Au*
guda, a FRESH
Affortinent of MEDICINE,
Suitable to the Practice ; and s afi'u re
them, that the drifted attention will b«
paid to all Orders, Bcc.
A ril 23.
NOTICE.
r F*'HAT after the expiration of nine
nionllu from riie Hate hereof, therr
will be an application made to ihc honor
able the Inferior Court of JefTerfon Coui:
tv,' fur an order of fa;e of the real efbte
cf Robcit Hamblcton, deccalc.!, to wi» :
three hundred and fdiy acres of Lnni,
(ituate in the courtly of adjoin
iug land of yahn It gram and J- hn Kenne
dy. It being parr of a 1 raft of Land
confining four hundred and fifty acre-.,
granted t Robert Cooper.
Alio, one other 7 raft of Land, contain
ing three hundred and fifty acres, lituate
in the <T;uijty of Kurkr, on ti e waters o
M Keen Creek, adjoining lands of ,
gr nred to ,
Ihe fale of the above and foregoin*
Trafts of Land, w II be for the benefit of
the heirs and creditors of the find Robert
Hamblcton, deceafed.
H. G. Caldwell,
Fo? the A '.nunift rat or oj the afortfaii EJlate |
J<*e 26, 1799.
WANTED TO HIRE,
B\ the Month or Hear, )
A NEGRO MAN.
Enquire at this OJJice.
January 30.
GEORGIA.
By his Excellency J AMES
JACK S O N, Governor
and Commander in Chief of
the Army and Navy of this'
State, and of the Militia
thereof.
A PROCLAMATION.
WH PREAS / have received
official information , of a
mo/l barbarous and cruel murder
having been committed on the body
,of HI eft Ol Tixk ( in the county \
of franklin , in this State , on the
, thirtieth day of May la ft. which
•appears from the inqueft held there - i
on, and returned in the Executive
Department, to have been perpetrated
by ore Hardy Ha-den, of Pen
oleton county. in the ftate of South
f Carolina , who has ft nee ab/conded
; In order thei efort that the [aid
Hardy Ha d n. may he brought to
’ exemplary yuftice , I h ive thought
fit to iffue tins my proclamati n,
hereby offering a reward of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS to any
per fon or per fans, who will appre
hend hie [nd Hardy Harden, and
, lodge him in fmt Jecure gaol within
this ftate.
And i further cha-ge and require
all /fixers, civil and military , be
lo’gi >g f this ftate , l$ be aiding and
ojfifting in apprehending and /.cur
ini.*' the fid Hatdy Harden, fo
| that h : may hr ' ought to trial and
* c ndignpun?fhment accordingly.
Give- under my hand , and the
Gnat Seal of the [aid ftate ,
at Ihe State-Houfc, in Louif
vI r, this eleventh day of
Ja y, in the year of our Lord
one thou/and /even hundred
and ninety-nine and in the
twenty-fourth year of the In
dependence of the United
States of America.
[AMES JACKSON.
By the Gove no>- f
II »k. M\ k buky, deputyJecry . •
Goijuvc the Slate ,
R’chrrorc!, (V*r.) Apr’! 25 *99.
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i o
Untied States ,
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For publifhing, by fubfeription, |
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To the PUBLIC.
Tilt' ohjeft of this publication
is to colleft, preferve, and di/fcmi
; note the mop v duahle productions of
■ the Republican pen, in all parts of
| the Union; the extreme nccejfify for
Inch a publication t and the beneficial
effefts which might re full from it
1} wedl conduced) will be readib
allowed.
Ihe American People have long
enough been impoled upon bv the
pretended impartiality oj printers;
'it is all ddufion; every party will
have its printer , as well as every
fed its preacher ; end it is as in
congruous fur a pub ication to be
alternately breathing the (pint of
two parties, or jor a far fan to preach
to his audience chrijiianity in the
morning , and pagamfm in the even
ing ; it is as for a chief
: ma gifttaU to name an ambajjador
\ to jet it a difpute with a f oreign
nation, and immediate y 0 violate
the laws of civility and make moc
kery of rebgion, bv heaping upon
the fame naii m and its refa efenta
lives, the viTfl philippics, fcurnlity ,
and abufe, in a proclamati n for a
day oj fa fling and pr aver:—Eve y
Eduor who is capable of \oarmz
L in ~ 1 0
above the flattery of villainy , and
the adulation cf folly, has too much
at flake in the corvefl of liberty
agarnjl flavery, virtue agaT'fl vice ,
and truth againjt fophiftry , to admit
of impartially.
hi the profccution of the plan of
this work , i will be neeejjary t
take fo much of a retrofpeCiivc view
of the a/fairs of the United States ,
and introduce fuch documents as will
tend to elucidate and exp< fe the ori
gin* P r g re f* Q nd a’arming influ
ence of that jyfltm of iniquvy and
robbery bribery and oppreffion.
hypocrify. and mjnjlice, which may
be hated from theae'empt of ilex
ander Hamilton, to palm upon the
convention a monarchical confuta
tion through the corrupted mazes of
funding and banhng, flock jobbing,
and ffiecula'ing fyfiems , down to ike
alien and [edition taws, /landing
army and navy of the prefent day
It is diffu uft , in pu r fnng a courfe
of ferutmy into the mtafurcs of go
vernment, and deigns of men in
fee, to draw a line of demarka
tion between legal plunder and per
fonal villainy public rapine , and \
private intrigue ; umcnever the 1
notun of enquiry
perfonal weaknef s a OU A, "
be lightly touched,hut JX '°
officer of government,connrfjZ
\ finite fraud -with private vice Z
the (am line, is
lap of infamy and ". f
I pecula tors of the
the regard for per [oral charier
ought to bejacrificedto public
Being pofjcfed of the plan mi
'principles on which the
, magazine will be conducted
j remains for the people to be informed
of the particular matter which it
wilt contain, to enable then to deter
mine whether they will or will mi
give it their fupport.
VIEW oj the WORK.
TRIUNE Dedication ; firft, to the
Kcpub icanj throughout the United State •
lecotui, to John Arams, efq. prcfineni of
to? United States ; m d third, to the Arif,
mrrats gene ally ; Declaration cf lade*
; Conflitution of th* Ui ied
Mates; P.cfoiutions and Addrcfs of ih*
Lrgillature of Virginia ; Rrfoluti. ns of
be Lcgiflature oi Kentucky, Mr. George
Nichol s’s defence of them, in a Letter to
i Jtien ; PI in of a CoffUtution re*
: f ve ;’ to the Convention, by Alettcnucr
'i f ilro ; a definition oi par ies, or p o *
i* lseal efiecls of the paper con*
it cred ; a review ot the revenue UiUru
.id pted hy the firrt Congrefs, and an ex*
ruination of its pernici ns effect, m
tfj’r erii lettCiS to a ftiend, h* a ci i2en,
laid to be Mr, Findley ; the Conhitution
ot the c * fc!f created” f.ciery, or the
order of thr Cincinnati* £ tracts fr< ia
■ r. Adam’s Defence ; from Mr. Gal hi m’>
Sketches ot the Finances of the Uni ed
States; from an Addicts of Mr j ha
Pagr, «f RofoeM, to his conlli uents j
frem M*. Gaidar’s Sketches ot the Hif*
f *ry of the Uiited States, Annual Rrgif
ter, ad Hrilor/ of 1796, in which lie
handle* v i h as much delicarv as they
deferve, many of the blunders, inccn*
li .encics, aud cnormi jej >>fp vernment,
James Lyon.
C3* Subfcriptions Joy the work )
will be rec ived by A nb<ose D y,
at the Ojjice of the Louifvilk Gaz
cite. July 5.
A BARG IN.
To he fold, cheap for Cajh, or s
Negro Fellow,
\ VALUAB £ TRACT M LAV D, of
mo Acres, about two miles .nm
Loutlvtllc adjoi'dt’g lan's rf Alexander
and others. F>r further .arti
cular*, t' quire oi M hew Gafwrll.
Patrick Magee.
S-n;embcr to, 1799
The SUBSCRIBER
lirg, leave to inform his Frie.di and the
Puulic, list he hn« commenced the
Commidion and Fa6loiajje
BUSINESS,
On Tel air’s Wharf, *>h re he has ft if*
■i le Stores for he reception of Goods,
and Produce ; and r-fpeis» u!iy tender* lit*
fervtccs to h i FMends in tha* line.
Samuel Hammond,
Savannah J me 6, 1799
FOR SALE,
At tht Off ICE of the LOUISVILLE GAZ •
ETTEy chatfi jor Cnjby I
A variety of Gold Ear-Rings,
GILT SEALS,
To te'l the Day of the
1 Silver and plated Bottle Table?*
Silver Boot Buckle*,
E'er-i t "LVER and FLAT f
TEA CADDIE LADLE?,
Plated Spurs and Whips,
A quantity of large and elegant
PEARL BUTTON S.
ALSO,
Befl White Chapel Needles.
Sc ■*<*mb 1 * 10. _
■ B i ANK DEE D 5
1 Per Sale, at this Office.