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TO RE SOf. D. On the 2 qth day of November n'xt, at the plantation of capt Wdlia-n JUttk', deceafed, on Buckhead t the f Unwing property, viz. H> - k of Hogp, S^eep »o<? '^o\ firB—w*h nr.ty articles of LonfeboM turuifure lo" tcd'otis tn men tion—with a creJit of cine m»oih given, |am(*s Trowal; William PatterP*n, Executors• WILL BF SOLD On the 2 qth day of December next . the probrrty of Ez'kiel Wimberly, deceafed , at k s plantation. Which con ft ft s of~~~ Va'u blo SLAVES, ■ CATTLE and HOGS, BEDS fuf pifhrd raked j together with a nutn ber of other Houfehold GOODS— for wh’ch there will be a realcruble credit fjtven, and made known on the day of Tale ; the purchaser giving bond with approved frennty Frederick Cullen, adnir . Maty Wimberly, admx, Ntremltr 5, ilco NOTICE. LL pcrfoDß hiving »ny Demands J the efiaic of Tl nmae de, fenior, deceafer', are r: qnefted fo c.«roe forward, and fettle their ac contra ; and thofe indebted to faid inflate, are called upon to make pay inent, on or before the zft of January next, to James M'Bride, George arter, Executors. N OTI C K. AFTER nine months, the fubferi her will app y to the honorable ihe inferior court of Washington coun y, Jor a ru'e fo fell a certain traft of 217 acres of land, fituate in faid county f t'U'd d one fide on .Sneed’* land, oc ot! <*r fide on D rfey’s land, other (idea by tar-da unknown-, land is of she real eftate of Benjamin Griffin, decoded, for the beaebt of rht heira and creditors, of whom the application <8 iotesded by Harvev Gtiffin, Allen Griffin, Admim/lrators. Ofloher 28,1800, notice. A LL perfoD* fo whom Benjamin -** Griffin, deceafed, late of Wafting ton county, were ndeb'ed, are follcired t< m ke known the na ure of their de xnandi proper’y anfhenticafed bv he h ne t to the adnjin ; ft r a t orB, who tak this oppor unify of alluring rlofe ind* b ed to the rflate, that t* necefli iea av not allow indulgence—.and that therefore they will call and pay off their refpeftive debti, which will relieve from fcatiber kind of application. Harvey Griffin, Allen Giiffin,* Admim/lrators . € fiber 28; 1800. State of Georgia, Warren county , HFREAS Richard Cafllebury & W lliam Naman hath appli* to me for letters difmiflary from the of Num.n, deceafed r— r 1 ,® rc ‘kcrcforc to cfc and ad mom ft all tnd fingular the kindred and creditors €t la>d deceafed, to be and appear before the honorable judges of the court of £ r 7 Dar r» «n the fevond Monday in Xebrtnry nc*f, then and th -re *0 fhew caufe if any they can* wli* faid letters ftould nor he gran ed to faid Richard CaN ebury and William Nuroan, admi fiittratora. Given under my hand and feat, at office, ftis 17th day of Ofloher, io fte year of our Lord, ifo®, and 26 h year of American Independence. Septimus Weather bp, C. C. 0 . BLANK LETTERS 0] ADMIN IST RA HON $ fyr Sale ah this Ojjify PROPOSALS By WESTCOTTand I YON . For publifhing a Paper , calculated jor general circulation th r cugk cut the United States, entitled THE NATIONAL CABINET IT will be printed at the fear of ’ft federal vovernment, every Tuefday , Thur/ddy and Saturday —prer four dot tars , payb'e half yearly in advance It will conta'n a correct and im partial account of the proceedings of congrefs, and the fpcechca of he nvm bers on quelliona < f national importance Th» early publication of even's of conffq'ieoce which may trai.fpire in Ell r< pe, and of domeft c occurrences and tranf«6fions, by which the feelings or imereti# of the people are affefted, will be drifl’y attended to. It will always be open to the admif fion of literary an political eff ya, 00 either fide of a qneflion, written with temperance and liberality ; and it will ever be coofidered by the editora, that the official condufl of public officers, and mrafure* of government, arc fair and ’mporunt fubieAs of fciu-iuy and difeuffion. Pledged to the United S ates by the ftrongeft ies of nrivity. intcreft and at tschm-n', we (hall invariably ronfult, in the difeharge of our pub ic r uty. what we believe to be her true interefts, con ntfted with the prtfervsrion of 'he tc deral conflitutioo Influ»nccd by furh tnot ves, and gui lcd by fuch principles, wc fhall proceed wi*ha confcioufocfa of integrity, and untwed by the frown* or menaces of power or ambition. lo the inhabitants ot the United Stateta wclookw h confidence for fup port, in fo eipenfiv an unden k n.;, which may, if well conduit ed fubferve the political intrude of the people, and be conducive to the general happ ntfs of our country. J AMES D.WESTCOTT, JAMES LYON. Sept, 13, 1800* Waflungfon Superior u ourt, April Term, 1800. A BILL fi ed on ihc equity fide of this Coun by Cornelius Murphc , pravirg the eftablifhment of cei taij li ft paper-, to wit ; A let; icincm amt receipt thereon for the fum olthirty pcnnili cuircnt in ney o the ftate of Ncrh-Carolim, in full ol all cci.unis relative to the copartnership be tween Con elius Munhey, an.-l J ante* Fletcher, dattd the SISII day of Auguft 1789, in the State of Norih-Cnro)inu ( m Mon'gomery c. umy, fubicribcd by faid Fielchrr. No. 2. A receipt in favour of Cornelius Mu hey tor the amornt ol fifteen pounds current money of r-fc-Carolina in full ©fall accounts, bonds, 8:c oaten 4!) Ja nuary 1:90; fubfcribec Samuel No. 3. Acknowledgement of reccjvirg (undry notes, bonds, S:c. foi which pa per* J ■■ hn ShanLle obliged himfelf to ac count rhe fa .>e beat mg date f a e o; Georgia, Wdlhi'-gion count', 73d day •! Otftober 1790, a.id fubferibed jfi hn Shankle, No. 4. A receipt in favour ol Come iui Murphey, for eight pounds money ol N» rth-Carolina, together wi.h feiera proven accountsthereindrfignated,amount ing n the who'e to ore hundred and fifty, two pourd fil een (hillings, like money, faid receipt heating da.e 18'h September, 1789, and fubferibed William Wooley, Earcuior. N<*. 5- An undertaking promife or ac knowledgement by the Executors of Mark Allen, deceafed, unto C'xnelius Murphcy, t« ente as acrcdit on his bond in their po(Fc(lion, of ft* hundred and ty lij» pounds, current mo- ey of h Carolina, lorletvicei rendered by C<me lius to (aid Mark Allen in his life time, a: d to his Ea-ccu'.o»-i alter his dileafe, for ;he eftate, to amount of one hundred and ninety thtee pound* e-glueen (hillings, lawful money of North Caiolina, bearing date the 27th day ot June 1789, and fub feribed Charles joints, William Wooley, Executors of Mai k Allen, (Uceafei.. No. 6. A prmufiary note in favour o' Cornelius Murphey, payable to him rr his alii ;i s, for the fum of fourteen pounds awful money of North Carr 1-na, bearing date uthday of Otftober, 1789, and lub ferihed 7’T C B^wcn. Where u> on, it i ordered that the defer dant* in the faid bill do (Tiew ct>ufr on oi nefore the firft dav of next term, 01 her wife H at the bill be taken as confefled, and 1 lie paper* therein ftated to be loft,cflahli(hed. And it is further ordered, that this order b« "übl (bed mon'hlv for fij» montl» in one •( i-e pub it Gazette of this finte. Extras J rom tht Eectxli, bth July 180®. Thomas B. Rufheifordj d:ri 9 HE AD-QUARTERS, Loui/villc , ythOßober, 1800. GENERAL ORDERS* THE Officers of the Militia from the . Major Generals down , are ordered arid commanded 16 jet the patrol law fully carried into execution By order of the Commander in Chief , Thomas Johnson, Secretary, THE SUBSCRIBER Ha'irii*y'uft opened an ailortment of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, in the fio e formerly occupied by Mr. Jcnckes, foli* ci>* ilic patronage of the public, a f d allures them no exertions (hall be want jug to gi«.e general fatUta&ion, Among the re'! is a general alTor'menl of Jewellery end Plate ; Cor.fifting of the following ARTICLES, viz. Silver Englifh and French Watches Do Table, Tea and Salt Spoons Silv«i and Plated Soup Ladles Piated Caftors and Candlellickl Do. Furniture Silver Cl ifpv and S eeve Buttons Si.ver and Plated W hin* G",d Medallions and Chains Go ; d 1 nekets and B'-fom Pins G Id Fn rael and Chnl’d Bracelet G ii Meoaliions and Bracelets Gold Square and Crcficn 1 Clafps Elegant Ladies Pocket Books complete Gentlemens 10, do. An elrgam Affortment of ARTIFICIAL FRUIT Ha, kins’* Razor Straps and Competition Ga ntt and Bugle Beads, and many « th«r too tedious to mentton, which will be oid low for cafli or produce. William Allcxander. Orflnber 28. Jefferfon Superior Court, oBober lerm t 1799. Prefenthis honor Judge Carnes. UPON motion of H. G. Caldwell, riq. attorney for the heirs and rcprcfcntativcs of Robert Cooper, de ceafed, tor the eftablinuncnt ot the fol lowing papers, which were loft in the time of the late war, to wit ; one paper bond, commonly called a penal bond, made payable to Robert Cooper, de ceafed, and figned by Robert Hamilton, for the fum of fiiiy pounds ftcrliog money of the then province, now ftatc of Georgia, dated 11 b of December 1772, and due the ift September 1773. A fo < nr- other paper commonly called a promiifory note, figned by Robert Hamilton, and made payable to Robert Cooper, or his heirs tor the fum of ten pounds ftcrliog money of the then p 0- vincc now ftate of Georgia, for vaiue received da cd 11 rh December, 1772, and due 21 >h December, 1773. And it appearing to the court by fuf ficient affidavits, that the original papers were loft in the time of the late war, and that copies or as near as may be of the originals fo loft or deftroyed as aforefsid are filed id the clerk’s office. It is therefore ordered that the lame be publilhcd fix months in one of the gaz* cues of this Hate, together with ibis order, and that unlrls good canfe be ffiewn to the contrary within the faid fix muni l a, the aforefsid copies of the aforefaid original papers, loft as aforc faid, (hall be thereafter deemed and confidercd as the originals, and to have the fame lorcc and died both in law and equity, aa the original papers or obligations could have had—-provided they ffiould not have been loft or deftroy ed as aforefaid. Extraft from the minutes , William M‘Dowcll, clerk. (COPY ) KNOW all men by tbefe prefents, thi; 1 Robert Hamilton of the town of Savannah, am held and firmly bound to Robert Cooper of the pariffi of Saint George, both of the province of Geor gia, in the juft and full fum of one hun dred and twenty pounds ftcrling j which psyment well and truly to be made and done, I bind myfclf, ray heirs, c.tccu tors and admimttrators, each and every of them jointly and fcvcrally by thefe prefents. Signed and fealed this lllh day of December, 1772. Tbt condition of the above obligation s fuch, that if the above bound Robert Hamilton do, ond fhall well and truly pAy to the ahoTc named Robert Cooper ilsty pcDDtJs fterlirg lawful cr.on-y , f t ’. faid province, on or before the h»u fo* of Sep'ember, one thoofand feven \ dred and feventjr three, then ihi« v \ \] Ration to be void, clfc to remain i c f Q :j force and virtue. Robert Hamilton. Signed, fetled and delivered in prefence of William Harding. William M‘Conkey 4 Georgia , 3 e ff cr f on county . H. O. Caldv.cH being fworn, f«i ; 4 ; c has frequently converfed with dive.* nj, relative to die contents ©1 a bond ~iven by Robert Hamilton to Robert Coop, rr —k copy us near as may be is incb.fed and from all the circurnftances, be believe? the withia to be a true copy of the origin «s near as can be reco’letfed. H. G. Caldwell. Sworn to in open court, 2d Nov. 1799. William M‘Dowell, clerk , Georgia , Jefferfon count . W ILLUM LIT TLE being duly fwor, fai h that he heard Robert Hamilton, he (being n company with faid Hamilton) acknowledge that he was indebted ro Ro. bert Cooper, bur does not remember how much, and laither faith not. William Litilc. Sworn to before me this I2th April, 1799. B Whitaker , J . P, On or before the eleventh day cf D;* cember, 1773, I promife to pay or caufe to be paid unto Robert Cooper or hi* heirs, the fuir of ten pounds fterling lawlulmo* ney, received of him this nth day of Dee cembtr, 1772. Robert Hamilton, T eft William Harding , Georgia , Jcfferfon county . PERSONALLY appeared before me George Ingram, and being duly fworn faith that in the life time of Robert he heard him fay that he was indebted to Robert Cooper, the fum of between nine and ten pounds, if a juft fcttlcimnt would take place. George Ingram. Sworn before me this 12th day of April, 1799. B . Whitaker , J. P, Georgia , J ( ff cr J on county, lOHN GIBSON being duly fworn, faift thu Robert Cooper, deceufed, in bis life lime, requeued of this deponent to look o\ er his paper, when a bond of fixty pounds and a note of ten pounds Oerling from Rc« bert Hamilton to faid Coos cr was found, >’ t riifcharged, and were loft during ihs war ; and (fill to the heft of his kno wle~g: remain undifeharged. John Gibfon. Sworn to before me tbit J2th April, i7Q9, B % Whitaker , J . P, NOTICE. Application will h made to the Inferior Court °J 3 e Jf n f on county , after the expi ration oj nine months for an order to fell the following lands , viz. DU thoufand five hundred and five acre 5, more or Itfs , joining Rickard Gray, efq and others ; one other trail con taimng one hundred acres t more or lefs t joining Robert Bradey , and others: which were oj the real ejlde of William Stevens , late of the [aid county y deeeajedy for the benefit of the heirs and creditors , in terms of the all in fuch cafe provided, Nathan Powell , Benjamin Bryan > Admir.iftratsrs* September g, 1800. Wanted Immediately, AT this Officey an Apprentice to the printing bufmefs, from 12 to years of age t oj a liberal educationy and refpeHable connecti ons. To fuch a lady good cncou* ragement will be given* November