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TO AMANDA. ° A'as f his name is enrolled in the llood-Jlained Ufl /** SWEPT mala, T bear tbv frrqnent figh, Ar.d mOnrn to frr tliv lanftviid rye ; pur v r5l I know tbelr rymuton.s prove Thy henrt a prey to lerrri love. Hut tho’ To hard a fate lie 'hire, TLirk not thy grief can equal mine, K r u e may thy varifhM h'oom reftorc J 1 figh lor him mho lives no m re / The youth, for whom fhv hofom fir, Vj j Shall oft (!eligh< thv ron f ioni ty tl \ And n(r hit voi e, sn*»rcenl» lw-*e’. Shall fiinuUMp'' foothing tone re eat • Put he for whom rr.v chr'k it ,lSl \ r » For w i fttn my hr Ith and f iri » fa ’, Jfoughr to my «yei c«o e’er rr^ote, And 1 /hall hear hi* voice no mure ! Thou, (fill ran!’ find A charm to captivate thv mi d ! 'Jo make the morirnu -ay del'ghf, Andg.M the gloomy brow o» night * Kuf iiirurr’i cha m to u e ore fled J I noi gbt behold but Hknrv dead ! What Can m* love f lie redo c £ 1 figh lor him mho lives no more ! ELVIRA. - 1 eeygggfipg * 11 A clergyman lately took for his text thefe words—“ The flefh, the world, and the devil and began his fermon in the following manner—“ I (ball touch upon the flefh, p*fs lightly over the world, and haflen as faff as I can to the devil.” Ex KfUIIVK Df.partmfnt, Louifville Monk 8. 1800 '■ Here vers f Tax Return*, .1 who have made default In a rcurn nf di. tft* prior fo the year 1799, into the Ticafury Or c. a* the tax a£ls re* qulrcd— 'ml the Rce verg of Tax Rf' turns for 1799 now deficient in return furh d'gtlfe, are notified that they arc liable to a p malty of one 'houfand dollar a rich, which the E*ccu'ivc thick* it his duty, and i* e’etetra tcd ’0 r.rder the law department, to p'rfrcc’r Bern for, without refpett of pcToog p’ov i'ed ihc fame he returned to the T eafu r er on or before the joth day of May icxl —And ihe C etka of the Inferior Courts, for the r unties, who ha?e*fl»»de no reiurna r.Tpcfh'rju e’cftinmof Rc e’-rers of Fax R 'tiros and ColleAr.n of Tn for the year 1800, to wit ; the counties rf Bryan, Bmke, Camdcc C 1 Effingham, E bert Fri.-kiio, G ! -»cn, Grccrc. J» klon. Lib*rty, Lincoln, M‘lo ofh M ontgonr.ery, R -l.ncnnd, Striven Wafhng- n a d 'Aik a, arc required to immed . e re urn »o llni department of the p f oc'e iir .»* or recommendation* of tr e r refpeftive Court*, if any thereon, and if non*, tk at tb y ccr ify the lame, in order that the revet ur oav not fufle' from fu*h Itcg'ert and that Executive appoint men a may iffue. ORDERED. That the aforegoing be pub!.find in all the Gazettes of tbn date. Thomas Johnson, fecry, Treasury Office, LOU IS VI LLE, V February 3, 1800. Notification to Tax Collectors . AN AC 1 , entitled “ an afl to rn fe a dax for the fuppori of government for the year 1800,” paffed flit 4'h diy of December, 1799, has " cnctfled that the Treafurcr for the litre being, be, anj lie is lu ,r cby cm* poweied and required *0 grant Execu tions againft all f<imer Colleflor* of Taxes, who ate, or may be Defaulters, immediately after the pafliug of this A6t ” Ad lax CoMeftors therefore, who are n arrears for Taxes, will avail them' fvv s n> tnsk'ne ipredy frttlemcn s, or vv; fliall proce-’ as the law duetts. Edwin Mounger, treajurer. J. Meriwether, emp gen, ALMANACS FOR THE YEAR 1800, - v Lor Sale at this Office* battalion orders. LouifvilU, April 14, 1800. THE Captains of the com panies belonging, or at tached to, the [cfFerfon battalion under my command, with their fubaltems and fi Ift (erjeants, in conformity to regimental orders of the 3d inftant, will properly armed and accoutred, be on pa rade by 10 o’clock in the fore noon of Friday the 16th of May next; and By the fame hour, of Satur day the 17th of May, being the day following, they, with their rcfpe&ivc companies armed'and equipped according to law, will be on the regimental rnufter ground, where the ufaal inflec tion will take place, and the men be further inffra6led in rhe du ties required of them in aftion. The commifTioncd officers will have their commiflions on the ground, and thole com manding tioops or companie will be prepared with c\a6l muf ter rolls. THOMAS JOHNSON, Major i G E O R G I A. By his Excellency JAMES JACK SON, Governor and Commander in Chief of the Arm r and Navv of this fatt) and oj the Militia ihn eof. A PROCLAMATION WHEREAS I have »e -ceived official informa tion of a mofl barbarous and c uel murder having been com mitted on the body of Ifaiah Hailey, in the county of Frank 1m in the faid Bate, on or about the feventh day of January laff, which appears by a certifrc\-te o( the verdiQ of the inquefl held thereon, from |ohn Collins, efq. coioner of the faid county, and returned to the F xeemive Department, to have been per petrated by a ceitain John M'Kee, of the faid county of Fianklin, who has fmee ab fconded. In order therefore that the faid John M’Kee may bebrought to exemplary jullice, I have thought fit to iflue this my pro clamation, hereby offering a re waid of One Hundred Dollars to any perfon or perfom}, who will apprehend the laid (bbn M’Kee, and lodge him in fome (ccure gaol within this Bate. And I further chaige and re quire all officers, civil and mili tary, belonging to this ft. te, to be aiding and affifling in appre hending and Louring the' faid John M'Kee, fo that he may be brought to trial and condign punifhrnem accordingly. Given under my hand, and the great leal of the faid Bate, at the State Moufe, in Louifville, this fifteenth day of March, in the year ot our Lord one thousand eight hundred, and in the twenty fourth year of the independence ot the United State* of Atneiica. JAMES JACKTC X L By the Governor , Horatio Map Secretary of God favc. the fate* BLANK IHLE For Sale at this Ofih | A Lift. 0/ Tiilers remaining in the Pop,-Office at Louifville, on the flip day of Aprils 1800, which 1) net taken cut before the firfl day cf July next % will be ferd to the General Pofi-Offce as dead Letters. MAJOR JAMES ARM STRONG, John Addi ion, David Bryant, James Royett, ! ohn Buckner, Samuel , Benedix, Mrs. Bolomworth, or Mr. Holmes, 2. Nimrod Bmke, Jeremiah Caldwell, John Cobbs, rVadesion Davis; Alexander Gordon, Samuel Carreit. Mit che 1 Griffiin,; Mark Holton, 2. George Hargrove, William Hooks; David Jamerfon ; Wil liam Kennedy; William Teg get, Peter Leaffi ; John Man lAn, Sarah Mnlryan, or Mrs. Holmes, John Marfhall, John Montforf, Mr. Mackisick, Ti mothy M Kinney; Elijah Nel fon ; Reuben Rogers; Eliza Smith, Rowland Stone, Hugh Wilfon, John Well, Spencer Wilfon, Henry Smith, JAMES BOZEMAN p. m. N. B, The Northern mail will be made up at half after feven o’clock on Sunday even ings, and the Southern mail at ten o'clock, a. m. on Wcd nefdays. All letters intended to be conveyed on thole days, mult be delivered at the poll office by the time abovemen tioned, or they will lay till the next poll. April 15, 1800. Jeffeifon Superior Court, October 'Verm, 1799. Prefcnt the bon. Thomas P, Carnes. Robert Watkins , 6? "J John E. Andcr/on, j Jo rthe ufc of John Forcdofurc. Fort, vs. j Thomas Collins . I I“> E it known to all concerned , 3 that a petition was prefented to (he honor able the Suptri r court cf the county of Jeff cr Jon , held by his honor Thomas Fetters Carnes , one cf the judges cf the [aid courts, praying the Joredofure of the equity cf redemption to one lot of land (iivate in the town of Loui/ville, in the county of Jejftrfon , and known bv number two hand* ed and fifty t vo—be it therefore Ordered, /hat the [aid Tho mas Cclhns do come into court within twelve months from the date hereof and pay the j aid Robert Watkins, and John E. Ander/on , j for the uje of John Tore , the prin cipal and interej} together with the cofis. in ■terms of the palute in fuck cafes made and provided ; oihe> wife the equity of redemption will be forever horn thence forward JoredoJed. Veter j. cartes, Attorney. ~N O T1 C E. ALL Pcrfons indebted to the Suhfcriler , are requefied to | come forward and make immediate ! payment , they will find their accounts in the hands cf Mr. M ( Murray f who is authonfed to receive payments, and to receipt their accounts, The Suhfcriber does not wifi to give any cf his cufiomers trouble ; but they may defend upon finding (heir ac counts in the hands vf an attorney , ■ if they do not make immediate pay | ment. John Blair. 1 March 25, blank letters Of administration AND ELANK EONDS , For Sale at the Office of the Louifville Gazette. January 28. COLUMBUS) AB E A UTIFU L young jorrel Horfe , and finefl colt of C harlemcgnes. His dam was got hy a beautiful Horfe , formerly be longing io general Twiggs ; his grand dam a full blooded imported Marc-—Will jland this Jeafon in Louifville, at Mr„ Barron s every other week , commencing the lajl of this month , and the remainder of the time on Wilhamfun s Swcmp y ct the plantation of the fuljcnber, at the rale of Five Dollars for the Jeafon , until the Rrfl day of June next, payable on or before thefirjl day of January , 1801, in fpecie , or feed cotton at the cafi price, Robert Reid, March 25. That beautiful young Horfe JEFFERSON \ 71 J 11 - 1 . fiand the tnfuing fea- V V fo>i, at the plantation of Andrew Berryhill , near the Old Town , at four dcllais the [eajen. Tie. is a bright hay , full blooded , fifteen hands end one inch high , a black main end tail. No accidents to be accounted for by the Sub fencer, Andrew Berryhill. N. B, The Jeafon begins the \oth of March , ends the firjl of July , 1800. February 3 YOUNG DIO MED WILL Hand the tnfning Lafon in the Town of Lou'fville, End will be let to raarei at the moderate price cf fix dollars per care paid in the feefon, and eight cut ; three dollars cafh per fmgle leap. The feafon will commence on the fir ft of March, and expire the tenth of Jure. Dlomed Is 2 becu.ilul red forrel, upwards of 15 hands and an half high ; was got by the old imported D omed, and conic out of r full blooded Janus mare ; til grand drra by the imported Crawford, his c>eat grand dam fy the Imported Shark. Caivcn Yore. February 25, STRAYED or ftolen from tie Subcribcr in Burke county, about the 20th cf March, a Ik fly for rel mare, about five feet high, fix years old, bald face, her two fore feet white, fume marks on her fiiouldcr occaliomd by a collar, branded on her mounting Ihoulder with the letters J. P. trots ai d cautera fhort. If ftolen, any perfon or porfoDS apprehending the thief, and lodging him in Du'ke jail fo he may be brought to condign pun lhraent, (had r ceive a reward of three hundred dalhn • or fifty do!Uri for the mare without. tie thief. JOHN BRUMITI. Agril 19, ISO 3. ./■