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IN COUNCIL, Nov. 13, 178 6. Upon a letter from George Handley, Esq. Infpeftoi-Gene ral, of the 12th instant: It is Ordered* That the Infpeftor-General be direfted and re quired to cause clear and perfect pay rcflls, in like manner as pointed ont in the duties of the Pay-Master-General, for all militia duties performed in pursuance of the orders of the Board of the 13th and 13th May, and 23d August last past, and the (aid service to be certified on oath by the refpeflive Captains or Officer commanding a party,and thereafter to be certified by the Commanding Officer in the refpeflive diftrifis, previous to the lame being received by him, and that he re port thereon. ’ That the Commiflary-General be direfted and required upon fuchreturns as aforefaid to certify the sum due for pro vision, (where fuchhave not been provided for) in confor mity to law, and that hf state and draVv the whole expendi- . ttfre iato one general aggregate, and report thereon. That the fame be publfthed. . • Extraft from the Minutes, JAMES S. E V C. THE INSPECTOR GENERAL will be to attend to receive pay rolls, &c. agreeably to the foregoing order of the Honorable the Executive, the beginning of De cember, at Augusta ; in the mean time they will be received by Captain Meriwether at that place. All demands against the Bate for Militia Duties performed, are requefied to be rendered in before the 20th day of December next, in order that estimates may be obtained, and report made thereon to the Executive before the end of the year. The Captains cf Commanding Officers of companies will observe to make out three copies of pay-rolls of the fame tenor ; infertiug at full length the name or names of all Officers and privates, with the date of time of entering on duty, as well as the time they may have been difeharged therefrom, or absence from service, together with the.time of service, the pay per month, the amount due to each perfoo and receipt. GEORGE HANDLEY, Infpettor-Geueral. A.ugufta, Nov* 15; 1786. Extract from the Recommendation of the Honorable Board of Commiffiouers, to the Honorable Brigadier General Twiggs, dated at Shbulder Bone, Nov. 4, 17815. The Board requests the General will be pleifed to ex “ press the good opinion they entertain of the conduft of those “ Officers and foldicrs, wlit> conformed to orders ; but as 4 ‘ there were a few, who obferVed a different conduft, and “ left camp without leave—the Board cameftly recommend, “ that the General will order an immediate return to be “ made of the names of foch, to the Honorable the Execu “ live, in order that they may not receive their pay they have “ forfeited by their mifeondutt.” Agreeable to the above requiiion, the General will order a C.oyrt'lMartial to fit as soon as convenient, for the purpose of examining uito the conduct of such men and Officers, as come under the above defeription, when timely notice will be given for all tbofe, who have lawful excuses, to attend, and give them in. The Court Martial above mentioned will fit at Auguffa, on the 13th day of December next, when all cemed arc desired to attend. V November 17, 1786. IN O E N E R A L ASSEMBLY Auguff 15, 1786. Orders, 1 THAT theCommiffionefs of ConSfcated Estates for the year 1778, be called on to lay their books and papers beiorc the next Legitlat-ure. Extract from the Minute % ~ JAMEb M. SIMMONS, C. G. A. o s tT O°J Jfr f “n' Pocka Bu < a c.rtam „« e jarabte mCoL CaUs ' EMANUEL WAMBERSIF, •i 4 » ' t WHEREAS Mary Christie, ray wife, has my bed and board, without any provocation 9® * 'her by me: This is therefore to forwarn ail pcrfo DS J giving her credit on my account, as I am determined to J no debts of her contracting. V WILLIAM CHRIstJ Nov, 14, 1786. I WANTED, l(_ Twelve Thou (and Pounds, IN CERTIFICATES, • I SUCH as the Legislature will receive in payment for c fl fifeated property; for which Gold and Silver, or « ill be given. < For generous proposals apply to the J c ribers in Savannah. BRICE & COWA nM - - ■ 1 August a Races. 1" THE AUGUSTA RACES will commence on the * Tuefday in December next. The Jockey Club ?j;H £ o One Hundred Pound Sterling Will be run for thefirft dail 1 ur mile heats. A ptirfe of Fifty Pounds Sterling the fecciß**" ay, .two mile heats ; and a purse of Thirty Pounds Sterliol the third day, one mile heats, agreeable to the fules of the Cltiliß ! The following premiums will be given -to the person Mh persons producing in market the bdfl: flail fed beef, thrtl pounds; three heft muttons, thirty' lhiliingi; and awo Itl veals, twenty (hillings* CORNELIUS DYSART, 1 I OHN P. WAGNO N, V Stewards. I WILLIAM STIT&, jun. j To the Ladies and Gentleman of the State W 1 of Georgia* BJJ Mathews & M^Enfie, E BEG leave to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of thisL. place and its environs, that they are just arrived'frmF Europe by the way of Savaunah, and intend following thcß” business of Ladies HABIT-MAKERS and TAYLORS; ini, which line they hope to give every employer faxisfaftion,! being determined to work at the lowefl rate, the situation ofß thti State will admit of. —Any orders directed to the Auguflal Coffee-Houie, or to Mr. Gay, in Atigufta* will be duly at-L tended to. • 5t 1 • 11 N 0 T ICE. , I The Subfcribcr keeps i I House of Private Encertairiinent I For a few his friends and acquaintances, with good I STABLING for *HQR S ES. NEH EMI AH WADE. Augufla, Norv. ii, 1786. • t / ’ . (I - A - - . • ■ • r ’ -1 j- — In COUNCIL, Augofl 19, 17864- Refclv d, That this Board will not hereafter order any I Warrants to be ifltied in favor of any person or persons, ex- I espt to such person c*r pefonis to whom the grant was origi- I nally made, or to luph person or persons vvho shall appear to I this I card to be duly autborifed to receive the fame* Eztre& f, om the Minutes , JAMES MERIWETKER, Secretary. ~ T — H A return of the Land that was rjot given- in and returned by the Receiver, and has not been paid for t ONE hundred and fifty acres of land of the third quality, late David Morris’s, fald to be the property of Solo mon Thompson. • ; * One hundred acres of the third quality, the property of Peter Ogelve. Three hundred acres of the second quality, in two tradH, belonging to the estate of James Ogelve, fen. deceased. - JAMES WALKER, August 14, 1786. » 4 4 * %