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}A T UR D A Y, Ntvemier i u 1786. GEORGIA STATE GAZETTE ' OR INDEPENDENT REGISTER. FREEDOM of the PRESS, and TRIAL by JURY, to remain inviolate forever. Confti union of Georgia. iV GUS TA : Printed by JOHN E. SMI TH, Printer to the State \ EJJdyt Articles of Intelligence , Advertijements , will be gratefully received , and evtty kind of Printing performed. t Richmond County, ClcrkVOHice, Nov. 2, 175 6. Ordered, the Diftrids for holding the Courts of Conlcicnce be as follows : The lower diftrid, called Augusta, be ;iuning at the Burke county line, and running up Savannah iver to Glover’s old plantation, then along the ridge lead ng from said plantation between the waters of Reed’s and *chee creeks, to the heads thereof, thence along laid road 0 the Sand Hill Old Mill, and along said road to where it iterfeds the Burke county line, the Court for which Dtflrid jail be held at Augusta, called the Kiokee diftrid. The Middle Diftrid lhall begin at the afoielaid plantation, mining up Savannah river to the mouth of Cagg creek, lence up said creek to the head thereof, and thence along ie ridge which divides the water# of Green, Brier, Gcrma ey’s creeks, and Kiokee, to Wilkes county line, the Court }be held at the Court House, on Little Kiokee, for said >iftrid. The Upper Diftrid, called Wrightfborough diftrid, (hall be in at the mouth of the aforefaid Cagg creek, thence running p Little river to the moutl) of Williams’s creek, thence up id creek to Wilkes county line, the Court for which Diftrid tall be held at the town of Wrightlbuiough. A true copy from the Minutes, PETER CRAWFORD, A. C. C. . return of the Land that w'as not given in and returned by the Receiver, aud has not been paid for : DNE hundred and fifty acres of land of the third quality, late David Morris’s, said to be the property of Solo on Thompson. One hundred acres of the third quality, the property of tter Ogelve. Three hundred acres of the second quality, in two trads, donging to the estate of Janies Ogelve, fen. decealed. JAMES WALKER. August 14, 1786. PHE Subscriber willies to rent a PLANTATION I within 10 miles of Augusta, that will be l'ufticient to ork from 30 to 40 Negroes. Qd. 5, 178 6. JOHN MILTON. TO BE SOLD, DNE hundred acres of LAN D, lying in Richmond county, near the Quaker Springs, adjoining Maurice elly’s land. ALSO, valuable TRACT of LAND, containing two hun •ed acies, fifty of which arc cleared, and under good fence, IjoiningCol. Leonard Marbtiry’s mill; on the premises are good dwelling house and out-houfffs. For further particu r* of the quality of the land and terms c£faie for both trads, ?ply to the fubfeiiber, living near Col. Marbury’s saw mill. ABIGAIL WELLS. Richmond county, Qd. 20, 17F THE To the PUBLIC. ‘The fubftriher, at the requefl of a number of his refutable jt tends, propojes to open , in this town, A French School, On the i sth of November next . HC flatlets himfeif that he i§ enabled to teat h his pup its to read, speak, and write that pohihed and polite Language, in a method that will facilitate their progress more expeditioully than has h tiierto been attempted. His method is easy, and his exertions, he hopes, will her crowned w'th fucccls, as the advancement of his fchotars in that universal Tongue will be his principal aim and study, Thole Ladies and Gentlemen who will favour him with their patronage, may rely on his exertions. Every Scholar ought to be provided with a Grammar and Dictionary ; a quantity of which he expefts in a short tim«‘ from Charleftou for sale, P. J. J. WUCHTERS, Attgulla, Oft. a?, 1786. The hubjeriter intends to open a Fencing and Dancing School, On MONDAY, the 20th instant. FOR further particulars he is to be spoke with at Ms. Emanuel Wamberlie’s. CHARLES F. CHEVALIER. Augusta, Nov. r, ryß<s. "Hoe Subjcrtber begs tewe to morm the Public , that he is lately arrived here from Savannah , and in tends to open a Muiical Academy: W.IEREIN he will teach the Harpsichord, Vioan, Ger man Flute, Guitar, Clarinett, &c. kc. kc, Lad ; es aim Gentlemen who will put themselves under his tuition, may depend on his punftual attendance. For further parti culars he is to be spoke with at Mr. Emanuel Wamberfle’s. CLAUDE SIMONS. Augusta, Nov. 1, 178^. N. B. He will be in a short time provided with several kinds of instruments from Charleftou. JuJi Pubbffied and to be Sold at the Printing Office in Augufla , the laws Os the General AJJembly of the State of Georgia sassed lajl orffitn. [N». VII.J