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;•**> tut A M A T E U R S or- Tin; ;■ I N E A R T S. PI ' folk ving Propofols for pub lijijiu? a full length Portrait of THOMAS JEFFERSON, Arc resptfully submitted, ly the Public's most obedient, and ve ry humble servant , Gr.o!».r,F, Hr. LMF.OLD. C o NI) 1 T1 0 N S. 1. The engraving will be done from a portrait of this A m.-RICAN Patriot, taken ex pvclsly for the pnrpcfe, by an eminent portrait painter, and will be executed by an engraver of the firft rate abilities. 2. The fize of the print fhali be 2 2 inches in lemrth and i a • c J ' incites in breadth, fo as to make it a march for Stuart's print of Gen. Washington. j. The price to Subferibers Will be Six Dollars. The price to non-Subferibers will be en hanced. 4. The fubfeription money fo be paid on the delivery of the print, which is expc&ed to take place in five months. 5. The publifher pledges hi in (e) F that the likenefs lhall bo accurate and linking, and that the engraving lhall be e qnal, if not fuperior to any work of the kind hitherto executed in i the United States. %* Subscriptions for the a hove work, will he received at I this Office. A P R O P O S A L By William Young Birch & An rah am Small, Of the City of Philadelphia , ;' Pvr pubilffing, by fubfeription, t.('r ? in valuable Vvcik ■L'P.. Ru-iSULL'S niSTORT OF MODERN EUROPE ; ff ith an account of the decline and fall of the Reman Empire, the Rife oj Modern Kingdoms, (Ac. idle. THE great applaud' which tins excellent book has received, i; a due proof of v its merits.— : lie v aft fide which it lias had 1 r ftveral years, is a fair critc r n by which the public opin ion of its worth can be known. During the life of the learned author it went through the an nual file of a very large imprel ii'. n—every lucceedmg edition received fomc improvement, Hie rtfult of ins deep refearches a M .d great judgment—he lived t > make it as peilccl as in the nature of things it could be— ► ht is oca 1 : \v hilft the Englifh language is read, the llidory of ij\ I .urope will remain a monument to h;s fame I—lt is •o < ntem-ning as inftru6livc t— us intcrcTring as profound. The piaii of the work is copious, but by an happy arrangement, the reader is at once prefented vhth the cotemporary hidory of every part of Europe. The book now offered to the public i ’ fi’om the laff and moflcorrcd copy, to which this lhall be no wav inferior. It contains An Hi Rory of the Decline a vl ail of the ROMAN EM PIRE, The Rif of MODERN 1 K I X *j i )GMS, gene; aily. A particular liiflory of the ERE. NCI 1 MONARCHY. SPAIN from the Dominion of the Vifigoths. TT VLV—with the Rife and Prog refs of the TEMPORAL POWER of the POPES. BRITAIN—from Its relin quiflimcnt by the Romans. IRELAND. The GER MAN EMPIRE— from Charlemagne. The EMPIRE of CON STANTINOPLE. —to its over throw. EMPIRE of the ARABS. Rile and Progrcfs of the TURKS, and Fall of the GREEK EMPIRE. Hiftory of PORTUGAI View of the PROGRESS of N AVlGATlON—Conquellsin the EAST and WEST INDIES *—Difcovery of America, &c, i liftoryof SW EDEN, DEN MARK, NORWAY,RUSSI A, POLAND and PRUSSIA. NORT H-AMERICA—as connected with European Hif tory. A very COMPREHENSIVE and highly ufeful CHRONO LOGY. ' CONDITIO IdS. I. The whole fhali be com prized in five large ocfcavo vo lumes, printed in the bell man ner, on a fuperfine paper. 11. It is intended to deliver one volume every two months, at the price of two dollars per volume in boards, payable cn delivery. 111. As it may be inconveni ent to deliver them to diftant fuhfcribers in Tingle volumes, thole who wifh it, may let them remain with the publishers until the whole are finifhed ; in which cafe the price of one volume will be required on fubferibing —the remainder on the delivery of the whole. It will be put to prefs imme diately, and printed on a beau tiful new type call for the pur pofe. The encouragers of this undertaking may red allured, that nothing now forefeen fhali delay its regular procedure—fo that in one year at farthdl, the citizens of the United States lhall be prefented with an AME RICAN EDITION of Do6lor RUSSF.LL’s HISTORY of MODERN EUROPE, equal to the Englifh copy, and a: a LOWER PR ICE. (jffip Subjcripticns received at this Office , for the above work. February 14. N a T I C E. T 1 lAT on the firll Saturday in March next, there will be an Election held on the ufual Muller Ground, in tiie town oi Louifvillc, to chole a Captain lor the Jefierfon Troop ofLight Dragoons, in the room of Pa trick Connolly, dcceafed. The members are requefled to appear on die muller ground by the hour of ten o’clock in forenoon, armed and accoutred, as no per- Ton will be confidered eligible to vote unlcfs he is in complete uniform. WALTER ROBINSON, j. P . EDWIN MOUNGER, j. r. February 8, 1801. Sta 'c of North-Carolina, Duplin County. KNOW all men by thcfe prcfenls, that I George Mori/ey, cj fa: A county, and fate, have bargained, fold and deliver, I to William Vnib* hardy of juid county and fiat** & certain negro '.non f'cvc. rtCoio cm/defied, hy mine DICK, for [aid nigra the. fa; a Hid hard hinds himfdj, Lis I nrs and af/igns , in pay and deliver to fail Mori/ey, his hens or af/igns, on the day of 1790, a healthy found country horn negro woman pave, between the age of fifteen & twenty five, or in hen of fold negro wo man /lave, the /aid Ihi hard prn mijes to pay /aid Mori/ey, one hundred and forty pounds currency of faid fate. In rvitntfs wher to), 1 have hereunto jet 1)1 y hand and feat, this dav of 1790. WILLIAM HUBBARD. Signed, fruled and delivered in the prepuce 0/ Ilorrnce M'Larihy, Kenan Love ; Stale oj North- 1 arolino, Du fin (runty I has day Mr. Edward Arm fir eng came before me, one cf the JuJhces joy fa:d county , and made oath on the liolv Evangel:fl oj Almighty Cod, that he received from Abraham Moulton, jun a note of hand {as he was nfarmed) on William Hubbard, for a negro girl, or in lieu thereof one hundred and forty pounds, this currency , payable to George Mori/ey . which Jaid note I have either 10/l or mif laid: I have not fold or difpo/ed of the jaid note to any perfon or perjons whatfoever. Edward Arm fir eng. Sworn to he/ore me, this \ylh June, 3800. James Kenan, J. P, Georgia, Jcjjer/on County. Abraham Moulton Icing duly Jworn, faith t that fiomt (true about the month oj November, in the year one th vjand /even hundred and nine is nine., he was in pf- fen oj a ccr.ain agreement obligatory, given by William Hubbard, to George Mori/ey , ami by /aid Mo npy, transferred to ycur petitioner, whereby the fold Hubbard prvmijed to pry }aid Mori/ey, a country horn negro wench, or in lieu thereof cne hundred and forty pounds, Norik iarolvna currency, a copy of which injirument as nearly as may be. and to the befl cf this deponent’s reccl- Icfiicn is herewith annexed ; that this deponent placed the /aid agree ment m the hands of one Edward Armflrong for ccllcßion, who Icjl cr mi fluid the fame Jo that it cannot new become at, and that the jaid obligation r emains m/at fspied ’ and I unpaid. A. MOLTON. | Sworn in Cant, das 31/2 January, jBoi. James Bozeman, Clerk . L. pen ti.e pc cl. lon cf Abraham j McLcn, jioii 11 g the Icfs cj a paper i therein defended, and a copy an- I nexed, _K is ordered, that the 7 final no tice be given, and that “the /aid papers be cfiabdjhd unlefs gain jaid, as by law (fired-d, Taken jrom the minutes oj the inferior Court, , JAS. BOZEMAN , CM. Jcffcrjcn Inferior Court, ad journed term, Jan o\ t i3oa. Georgia, Jefficrjon County, To the hororaHc Ihs jvfticcs of the Inferior Court for faid County . The petition of Abiaham Me! ten Jhiwcth —V hat your petitioner tecs iv pojfejpon in his c ron proper right of a cetiain Ggi cement in writings figned by one William Hubbard . tv hereby the fail Hubbard obligated hrnfiif to fay tonne George Morifiy, his heirs, or ojftgns. a [curd conn* try born negro woman /lave, between the age cf fifteen and twenty fi or in lieu thereof one hundred end forty pounds North Carolina cur* reney—which f'aid agreement wc: transferred, to your petitioner and is new hjl or raj laid ; zohereupovt hr prays that the copy herewith an* ntxed may re eftahh/hed in term* efi the Jlatute in Juch coje -prom* ded Truly taken from the minutes t 31/2 Jan. iBot. JAS BOZEMAN, ClerL ■By Ja.V 5B Rozemak* G fc. OR C I A,j Clerk of the Court <f > Ordinary fvr the f offer [on County. I Court] of fen. E ERE AS Mi did Skilin.m, iff. hr»!i W\r a, plied to nif for Jrtirs o. udr j if tratinn on ti;r efl-itc and eiteU • • { Wil* Hum Boon, late of .he county of ycffer.ca, deceale.i ; ii/#fe rue therefore r<- ci c ?n«5 .•dmonifii all and ling’i'ar the kindred and c rri■ f oi « of the (aid deccufed, to file d»eir ob’?ft:ons, if any dicv have, in my ofJicc, on or hef'irc the 16 tb day ff March nevr, othrrwife I«** :rrs o; a..mi* ruilra'ion will he him Given under ray hand, ‘his Je]th day of February 1801 and it: the twenty filth ear ot the .American Indc* pendente. “j Jty fame Bozeman, GEORGIA, f Clerk (f the Court cf '> Ordinary for IPi ’jifferfon Count}, W County of jf iffcT* J f on ' i HEREAS William Hardwick, ▼ * cfquire, bath this day applied to me for letters of admioiftrarion ooibc eft ate and ciTefts of Robert Cooper, formerly of the county of Burke, de ccafcd ; thtfe arc therefore to cite and ■dmonifn all srd lingular the kindred *nd creditors of the laid dectafed, to file their objeftiers if any they have, in my office, ou nr before the fixth day of March rcat. other wife let'em of adm nftratioo will be granted him. G vrn urdtr rr.y hand, this 6 h dry cf F(b. i£oi and in the tventy filth year of American Independ ence, GEORG! A, Wafhlngton County, ON lie p tit ion of A Tea JWt’n. for the legal reprefentatir s of jLeakio Drrfcy, deccefed, to make him titles ro a trail of and containing thirty-three acres, adjoining Berjrmin K.rchir.’j 'and, near the Lime Sinks:— it is Ordered - I hat the above applr ca ion be puhhfhed agreeably to the terms of th< aft in that csfc pinvided; that the court will dirtft fuel) rtpref n~ la'ivea a: the mat terra ro make t'.dta rgreeahly to the ftaiulc in (uch caks provided. 'lie above Is a true ccj-y from the minutes. J. Watts/ c. c. 0.. November 24, 1800, 7 By h f lLr:; Gsfene., CEOnG I A, J Clei / f the. Court d iiuneoti County, f Oramory for jotJi *) Cu'ty. ON tie petition of Norvll Robert f«in, pitying ro rrcUr to direft tb.e admirhftra’ore of Thom as Harton, de* eeafed to make tides to a certain trsft of hrd lying in Warren coun’y, for tuerly a part rf Co’unab'A county, rn Jof*r Creek, adjoining Richard Cuit' s irrd, agreeably to a bend given by 'he laid initiate, to tic fa id Norviil b-rlfcn, for that piupofe , vlitreup^ o ir it ordered, that three mouths notice he g ven in one 1 f tire public of 1 is ftsfe, of fuch application— wd that titles he made agrecab'y to the te >- nor of fatd. bond and petition, qolcfa li' ga! < bjeftiors he made thtrf*o Given under my hand this fhb d*y of January tPof, and twenty f: cf Amcricic independence.
