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SHERIFFS SALK.
m the FIRST TUESDAY in
July next, at the Court Hovfe ,
•* l lVdJhington county , wift he
fold t the following Drafts or Par
cels of Land,
rco acres in the faM county bound
e(l by Brown’d, and Walker's land, and
Stiff aloe Geek, being part of two fur
vcjt, the one 144? 12 ,crrB ’ « rantcJ
%0 Andrew Frazer, the other 575 acres,
Ranted to Sander* Walter.
8 30 0 acres in the faid connly, on
Boftaloc C e k. hounded by Samuel
Hawking, and Vacant land, at the tim
of furvey, being the fouthweft corner
0 f a trart of 1000 acres, grated to
Benjamin J rdaa, .
The above land taken by ejeecuu r
2I the property of Jofeph Oueal, ai lb.
Joftaocr of William Sanfom.
Condition*! cafh
H. Breazsal, S. IV. C.
M»y *7* 180# _
SHERIFF'S sales.
On the FIRST TUESDAY in
July next , at the Market Hcufe
vi Louifville, between the ho irs
of ten and three o'clock , will be
fold , to the highejl bidder,
fwo NEGROES and one RI
DING CHAIR ; taken as the proper
tv of J'ffc Newton, to fat afy John
Hammcl aol John Bu-ton’a execution.
Alfo, tivo Horfce ; taken as the pro.
perty of ILac Anger, to ktisfy Willi
am Smith’* execution. Conditions,
cafh. - \li j.
William PcuJett, D. S.
df.sy 27, lloo* . ,
sheriff’s sales.
Cn the FIRST TUESDAY in
July next , at the Market Houje,
in Louifville , between the hours
of ten and three o'clock, will be
Jold to the highejl bidder, in put
/nance of an order of the honor
chic faperior court at April term
Ail the GOODS, remaining ia the
ftore of Manus Lemls, af the time of
ks leaving this ftarc, and on which at
tachm-nts were levied by Saul 3'rnons,
and others. Conditions of fale, cafh.
Alfo, w*so acres lend do Cree k,
the title psp: rs are in my hand, and fold
to fatiefy jofeph G. Pofncr, an J others
Former conditions of fa e
not complied with. Conditions, cafh.
Alfo, one houfe and lot in the town
of Louifviite. known by the ttomSer
* , front tug f-remh ftreet, adjo niog
tHc lot whereon Mr. James Lamir’s
entton ma. June fiends. Taken as rhe
■property of Samuel Tlf'-Kee, to fatisfy
Narhaa Paw?] % execution.
John Paidctt, /heriff,
May 27, 1803.
CORONER'* SALE.
0* the FIRST TUESDAY in
July next , at the Market Hou/e
in Louifville , between the hours
r / ten and three o'clock, will he
F-i to the highe/l bidder,
0"? Praft of Land, containing five
( ' !p fd and fifty fi* e acres, lying on
| e wa'rrs of Ready Creek, joio ng
i ar, | > Mournoy and Bradlhaw. Taken
f ,f)c property of John Paulell, t-"*
‘ ’7 Flukcr and Blacfhcar’s cxecu
<|JDS* Conditions, cafh,
Win, Goold, coroner .
%*7» JBOO.
I COLLECTORS sale.
I t WILL BE SOLD,
I v tne Court Houfe, in Wafhington
I f l f r ' a * the ufual hours, on the
I - f MONDAY in June next ,
■ }*£ thoujnnd Acres of Pine
Irr. , l an d, in the name of Dalzal
■ r i in [aid county on Floyd's
I Taken default for the taxes
Pj * tears 17Q7 and 1798.
iQ * 77 cents ,
i I v t. c. \v. c.
’770,
fi r blank, deeds
‘ at this Office,
COLLECTOR’S SALE.
Kill he fold, on SATURDAY, the
s'fl infant, at the Mat hut
Houfe, in the town of Loui/mlle,
at the ufual hour ,
SIX NEGROES,
To wit:
Eilly, Tom , Lucy, Henry \ Green
and Cherry. Taken as the property
of ho than Powell, for taxes due on
one E 0 Table and other proper
ty returned to me in default by the
7 eceiver of tax returns for the county
°f Jefferfon, for the year 1799.
Tax due, 640 dollars.
Garland Hardwick,
r. c, y. c.
May 6th t 1800. *
COLLECTOR'S SALES.
WILL BE SOLD,
On TUESDAY, the 2gthof July
next, at the Market Houfe in
the Town of Louifville, at the
ufual hour, 'the FOLLOWING
PROPERTY ; to wit .
4®o teres ad quality land, in Jeffer
fnn county, on Ogccbee r:v;r, joining
Thomas, and others, granted to Stubbs
and others. Taken as the property of
Blaffiogame Harvey, jun. in default for
his tax for the year 1799. Tax due
feven dollars feveoty two ccn's.
One LOT at Fenr.’g Bridge ; t: ken
as the property of William Stvham,
ro default for his tax for the year 1799.
7*ai due forty feven cents.
130 acres p ac land, Jefferfon county,
on Reed Creek, joining Jcel Darft y ;
taken as the property of Elizaheih Po it,
m default for her tax for the year 1799.
Tax due twenty cents.
650 acres 3d quality land, in R:ch
mond county, no Big Ctevk joining
Moore ; taken as the property of Ehe
nezer Fnlefhme, in default < for hi# ta,r
for the year 1799. Tex due, two dol
lars twenty fix and half cents.
250 acres 2d quality Hnd, in Bn ke
county on the waters of Big < reek,
joining Wi’fon, granted to William
Cn r fley; taken as the property of Daniel
M Murphy, in default for his ta* for
the year 1799. I*2 due two dollars
ninety ceme. r
332 acres | ! qu.'ity. Jickfon coun
ty, 00 the waters of Appa’ac 1 ee, join
ing Scott, gran cd to barbaiy Frazer ;
*aken as the property Jofeph Spir-1
in default for his tax for the year 1 799
1 ax due forty nine ceat p. ,
400 Acres pice Lnd in J< fferfon
county, on Big Creek, joining J Lph
Alien, granted to Roher? Allen, giv n
|n by Jofe pb Allen as agent for William
Alien > tak«D in default for the taxes for
the y-ar x7C9* Tax due lorty-three
and three quarter cents.
joo Acre* id y land in Du ke
county, on Rotky Crtek, jo o’ng D a*
on, granted to Roberts; taken as the
prop rty of John M'Cullcrs, in default
for ibe ta*c« for the year 1799-
due one dollar fourteen cents.
1200 -Acres 3d quality land in jack
ton County, bn Currey Creek, joining
John Goiura, granted to William Gib
bons ; taken c 9 the proper y of John
Moreland, in defsu't for the <a ta for
he year 1799- Tjtx due five dolurs
fcvcnty-nioc cents.
100 Acres pne land in Jefferfon
county, waters of Big Creek, jo ning
W ilis Howard, granted to Wa ktr ;
aken as the property of Thoma- Bailey,
n default for the fa*es for the yea-*
1795. Ta« due 4 orty-niDe cents.
One houfe and lot in the town of
Louifv lie ; taken as the property of
William Evans, in default for the taxes
for the year 1799* T a * uc ODC dollar
and fen cents.
5087 Acres p’ne land in Mor*gomery
county, Oconee river, joining F.oumoy,
granted to Mitchell Harvey ; taken aa
the properly of Robert Flournoy, in
default for the ta* for the year 1799-
Tax due forty-nine dollarjfourtcen ccu.s.
Garland Hardwick,
T. C. J. C,
May 2jih, l 800.
BLANK LETTERS
Of ADMINISTRATION,
For Salt at this Office.
/ *
SCREW AUGERS
Of all kmJi, md of the fitd qu»’lty,
fnperior to any imporrc-i • particularly
large Bugera, fit for drifting of lumber,
for tale, to Louilfille, by
job Tounfley.
B. Order* frpm any part of the
country will h, funded to.
May ??. IFOO.
Jclleilon Superior Court,
OBo\er Term , 1799.
Prefent the hon. Thomas P,
Carnes,
Robert Watkins fc?
John E Andejfon , |
)°y the v.jr 9/ John I> Forertofure,
t'ore vs,
Thoms Colhns . J
BE tnozvn to all concerned,
that a petition rvis prefented
to the honor ale the Suprri >r court
of the county of Jefferfon , held by
his honor Thomas Fetters Corner
one of the judges of the /aid courts ,
praying the Joreclofure of the equity
of redemption to one lot of land
filucite in the town of Low/wile y in
the couh'y of Jrfe* fan, and knon n
hr number two hundred and fifty
two—be it therefore
Ordered, That the [aid Tho
mas Collins do come into court
within twelve months . from-' the
date hereof , and pay the [aid Robert
Watkins . and John E. Ander/on i
for the vfe of John Fo y e , the prin
cipal nnd interejl together with
the cojh . in terms 0/ the fainte in
fuck cafes made and provided;
olfienvife the equity of redemption
will he forever from thence forward
foreclojed .
peter ]. c Arnes,
Attorney .
A Lift of I (tiers remaining in the
Pop-Office at Lowfville , on the
firfl day of April, 1800, which
if not taken out before the fir ft
day of July next, will he fent to
the General Fuji- OJfce as dead
r Letters . 1
Ma !or James arm*
STRONG, John Addi
lon,; Df-vid Bryant, James
Boyeft* John Hm kner, Samuel
Benedix, Mrs. Bofomworth, or
Mr. Holmes, 2. Nimrod Burke,
|e re mia hCa 1 d well, Joh n Cobbs
Dcadfsion Dan’s; Alexander
Gordon, Samuel GarratL Mit
che 1 GrifTnn,; Mark Holton,
2; George Hargrove, William
Hooks; David Jamerfon; Wil
liam Kennedy; William .Log
ger, Peter heath ; [ohn Man
lon, Sarah' Mnlryan, or Mrs.
Holmes, [ohn Marfhall, John
Montforf, Mr. Mackisick, Ti
mothy M'Kinney; Elijah Nel
fon ; Reuben Rogers; Eliza
Smith, Rowland ‘ tone, iMugh
Wilfon, John Welt, Spencer
Wilfon, Henry Smith.
JAMES BOZEMAN p. m.
N. B, The Northern mail
will be trade up at half after
feven o’clock on Sunday even
ings, and the Southern mail
at ten o'clock, a.m. on Wed
nefdays. All letters intended
to be conveyed on thole day?,
mufl be delivered at the poll
office by the time aboVcmen
tioned, or they will lay till the
next pod.*
April 15, 1800.
ALMANACS
FOR THE YEAR
1800,
For Sale at this Office.
NEW CATECHISM.
W hat is the chief end of man ?
To gather up riches , cheat all he can,-
To flatter the rich, and ike poor to
dtfpi/e,
10 pamper the fool, to humble the
wife, •
The rich to ajfifi, to do all in his
power.
To kid the unfortunate Jlill a peg
lower.
To cry up for freedom, defend it
with vigor ,
Have fives without number and
ufe thorn with rigor ,
To deal fair with all men, when
ri\ hes attend them.
To grind down the poor when
there’s none to defend them .
To [educe the. fair virgin to accept
his embrace ,
To caf on her then all the fame and
di [grace.
To be angel without, and devil
with itf ,
To pretend to all virtue, and prac
tice all fin —
This is rnofl men's chief end , or their
aftions belie them,
If you don’t believe it, you may go
and try them.
AN EC DOT E,
t'pon the expefted death of
the King of Spain in 1758, the
Duke, who was then Chancellor
of the Exchequer, gave order*
to his fervants, 'ha- if any nicf
fmger arrived by exprefs, evert
if it was at midnight, be fhould
he inftantlv introduced to him ;
landing this order, a nan or*
hoifeback knocking furioufly a*:
thq outer gate about th ee o’clock
in the morning, he was inftantly
admitted, and brought tip to tho
Duke's hed-chainVr. “ Well,
my good friend," lays the Duk*
(putting on his (lockings, andt
furveying the man *i(hed all
over with mud from top to toe,)
“ you muft have rode hard ?**
“ mofl damnably I never onco
flept during the whole journey
“ Put you arc fmc he is dead ?’*
On ! mofl certainly."— M All I
poor man, he’s got out of a
troublcfome world at fail*
Pray when did you leave Ma
drid ?— •* Madud !" fays the
man ill amaze ; “ I ord ! your
Cnee, I never was there in my
life, " tx Ami * here the devil elfc
did you come from ?’’—“ Why,
from Kichmond in Yotkfhire*
your Grace, and am come cx
prefs* to acquaint you of the*
death of Sam Dickinfnn, the
exciseman, whole place, yoiz
know, your C race promtlcd me
at the laft e'tQwr), the moment
the breath was out of hi' bo
dy.“
COLLECTOR'S SALE.
At the Court Houfe in Burke county *
at the ufual hours on the 14 th
June next the / Hawing lands,
or as much thereof as will jotisfy
the tax due )or 1798*
367 acpine l 3 in Afontgnircry,
■fuii’7 adjoi 1: g Jt/ercei’i, ulcco as
•be properly o{ Wiliam cv Lsccafteff
ar daw*, 4 dollars 3 1 K ren’9.
450 acres Burke Cou r fy ajmring
taken as the prrprryrt Wm,
L t;c; ta due, 9 dollars U I 4 cents.
JOHN ROYAL, x c. i,c*
April ii, 1800.