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Afiembly.By virtue of which me duties of the Executive have devolved on me. I have therefore thought fit to iflue this my proclamation, hereby notifying all officers, «ivil and military, that I have affirmed the chief magtftracyof this Rate, and am now in the aftual exercife of the duties thereof—of which all perlbns arc required to take due notice, as they will anfvver the contrary at their peril. Qhen under ray bendy and the Great Seal of this ft ate , at the State Houfe, in Louif ville, the third day rf March, j in the year of cur Lord , j eighteen hundred and one , end of American Independ ence the twenty-fifth. DAVID EMANUEL. By the Preftdent and Com mander in chief \ Horatio Marbury, Secretary. Cod five the ft ale. Wednefday the 4th inrtant, the day pointed out by the con fficution for the inauguration of the Prefidcnt of the U. States.— The news of the certainty of Mr. Jefferffin’s being eleftedto that appointment reached this place about 10 o’clock—at one, Captain Shdlman’s company of Artillery, attended by a nume rous collection of Citizens, par aded in the State Houfe Square, sad fired Sixteen Rounds in tok en of the- grateful fenfations of the.Citizens'of this place for fo glorious an event; —At night e very houfe in the town was il luminated —which, though it ex hibited a feene the moftpleafing, and expreffive of the joy of the inhabitants, fell far ffiort of that depided upon their countenan, scs throughout the day. DIED.] On Monday the 2d Ultimo, Mrs. Mary Ann Law, wife to Aaron Law, Efq. of Montgomery county. She was an affectionate wife, a kind pa rent, an indulgent mill refs and a good neighbour ; ffie has left a hufband and four fmall children to lament their lofs. ZZ ' " 1 M ~“‘-ninia I| W I IAT I* ■*«~T r dldL-C_' I- 1 fcdf Do6tor MATTHEW LOWAN having fixed a refo iution to prcfecuce the practice of Phyfic and Surgery in the County of Jeffcrfon, for the term of fix months, (if he sieets with patronage,) thinks it expedient to inform his friends the public thereof. Thofe fiat favour him with their cuf t3m may reft fatisfied, that the Ikidteft and molt indefatigable Mention will be paid them, March 7, 1801, _ „ A By Jams* Ro7EMa n. ** ORO U ( ) Clerk of the Court of S. Ordinary far the. J e d' er foi l County. County of fe.n\ *\fdT HEBE AS Mi hail Shelmnn, efq. h»'h f V applied to m e for 1 r ll ert ot btJrri’ if. C 1 ( _ n op Ui* eflate and eSfeft* r f Wit* ft" of the county of -fferfon, ; rhefe are iticretore t<> cite »nd . «U and fing* lar the klrvl-ed and AA f . 0r * of the (arid dereafed, to file their cv 10n *» U anv they have, in rav 'Jbdhl > ° n or lh* day tj Lf . De *% erberwife J «• r tr»» ol to mi* " ‘ ,slif *n tajll be granted V* en ""der m , hand, this day February iBoi,and In the twenty fhfth . ei- A nerioatj Rtndetcf. Mr. E R A X £ I s, , Pfjpcttfully informs bis friends w ddfeif n county , that bis Jcbool jcir Dancing, will again be opened at Mr. Barren’s in jLouifvilic on THURSD/IT next. March 7, 1801. „ _ _ _ 0 By fosiAw Watts. C .f L ° RC J T ( C!ert °f >t>' Court oj r iI J ' '%* n County t O) Jin.tty for the ((.. n -3 ty •forefaid. HERE AS JofrpS Dek htrh thia day applied »o me for ’cues of ad nn in; H ration, on the eftate and effects of Jacob DJk. decraTrd, late of the county aforclaid, deceafed ; fhefc •re ihcrefore to cite and admonifii till and fingclar the kindred and creditors of the fald dcceafed, to Hie thrlr objeftioos, if any they have, in my office, on or before lO h day of March neat, other •vifc letters of adralcifiratioD will be granted him. order my band, fhi’i i9:h day of February, ?Boi, and in the twenty fifth year of Atner’cao Independence. 3 tty I siAff Watts GEORGIA,/ Cirri of the Court Wnfhin Z ton County, f e / Ordinary for ,bt * V County ef U'afhiog- J fen, WHEREAS Stephen Dan el and John Whitaker, hath this day spp'led to me for leters of *dmi nittrstion on the eflsu and rffe&s of Hutfon Whitak-r, late of the county afor<fjid deceafed; thefe are therefore to cite and admon fh all and fingular the k*t°dred and creditors of the fail decof'd, to file their objcdFons if any they • arc, in try office, on or before the 18rh cf M»reh next, otherwfe letters of adminiftration will be granted them. Given under try hand rrd feal this iBrh day of February, lB©f, and in the twen y fifth year of Ame rican Independence. A By I.’tnf' G E O R G I Cirk nf the Court cf > Ordinary for the "J’firfort County, \ County cf fjfrr -3 fo* • WHEREAS George Tones, Sa. muel Andrew and Mary Ivey, hath thifl day applied to rue for letters of adminiftraiion on the efU’e and effefti of Tandy C<. Riey# formerly of the county of JefFerfon, deceafed ; rhefe arc therefore fo cite and admonifh all and fin.-u'ar the kindred and crcd tors of the faid deceafed, to file their objections if any they have, in my office on nr before the 30th day of May mart, other wife letters of adm notation will b t granted them. G ven or der my hand, this 2/ph day nf Ftb. 1801, and in the twenty fifth year of American Indcp nd cncc, NOTICE. APPLICATION will be made 10 the Inferior Court of Jeffeifon cocnty, after the ex piration of nine months for an order to fell the following lands, viz. One thoufand five hun dred and five acres, more 01 leis joining Richard Gray, efq. and others; one other traft contain ing one hundred acres, more or lefs, joining Robert Bradcy, and others: which were of the real eflate of William Stevens, late of the faid county, deceaf ed, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors, in terms of the a6l in fuch cafe provided. Nathan Powell, Benjamin Bryan, .Adminin ulurs. September q, iBco. ALL concerned will take notice , that there will be an applica tion made to the honorable the next court of ordinary , for the county o[ Wajhmgion , for letters diftr.tjjaiy on the eflate of Benjamin Evans , deceafed , by John Richardfon, Admimjlralor, ■ Feb, 24, 1801. Ccurl of Ordinal y, Oil 15, tgoo. r fq/hivgton county. ON motion of John M. Ber for Michael Shehnan, petitioning this court to dir eft Jqhn Mackey, executor of the e/late of James I lackey, deceofcd, to make titles to a certain trad of land, for making titles to which, he (he /aid James Mackey, had entered into a bond in the penal fun of five hun dred pounds, which will more par t/cu any and juffy appear by refer - rence to a copy 0/ the bond, now filed with the clerk of the court of Ordinary fir (he county of Wajhing ten IT IS ORDERED, That the aforefaid John Mackey, Efj. as a. fere fain , do at the meeting of the court of Ordinary next, immediate ly after the expiration of three months from the date of this order, make titles to the aforefaid trail of land, unejs he fluw caufe to the contrary, on or before the la ft day of the faid next term. The above is a true copy from the records. Feb, u, 1801. J WATTS, Clerk C. 0. Court of Ordinary, Feb. 12, 1801. Wafhington County. A PETIT 10 K Icing preferred by Ifaac Largdon to the court of or dinary, praying an order of this COU,ft, to diretl Edward Kelly to make and execute leal titles as ad min if rater of the ejlate and effetls of Hugh Krliy, deceafed, ogrciable to faid Hugh Keifs penal bend, bearing fate the 10 ih of December, 1798, with a condition to mike ti~ t'es in fce fmple to a certain tract of land, containing two hundred acres ( more or left J lying and being in the county of I in coin, on the wa ters of Soap- creek adjoining lands of George Simms and Rub t. Hade* iff, and the faid petition with a true copy of faid bond, being filed in the clerk's offce of this court , p li O D'jRED, that the foiegoing applicaticn be pub! fed in one of the Gazettes of the fate, three months, and that at the next term of faid court, thereafter no fuffdent objection /hewn the fa'd t. award Kelly, adminiflratcr as aforefaid will be dirtßid to execute titles to Ifaac langdon, according to the. condition of fa.d bond, in terms of the aB in fuck cafes provided, Extraßfrom the Record, J. WAI T\ ClnkC. 0 1 0 the Honorable the Cow l of Or dinaryfor the county 0) Jejftr fuit. TMF petition of Edwtrds Drown, fuxpeih. That Blaf fingame Harvey , fen late of the county of Jefferfon deeeafed, in his life time, made and fubfcrihed a certain bond or writing obligatory, bearing date the 15 ih day of fan . 1787 —whereby the faid Blaffin game Harvey bound himfdf to your petitioner in the fum of £ • 500 flerling , conditioned to make titles to a certain Iroßof land, containing two hundred eighty fven and a half acres , ftuate in the county of Wafnngton ; your petitioner fates, that the faid Blnfingame in his Ufe time did not comply with the condi tion of his faid bond, nor has his ex ecutors fince his death by making ti tles to the trail of land aforesaid , your pehtimer further /tales, that John Pauletl, Tandy C. Key, and Druffla Harvey, art Execu un ui:d < of ife lafi zthil and the fjid Bfaffin - G ame * <* r ' t ond therefore prays, that after legal notice given the Exccu’ors and Executrix may be required to make titles in terns of thepluie in fuchcafes provided. JOHN M. HEKRItK. V m ' D b r ,Vtfc P'^nU ,ha ’ 1 BI Jfiogame Harvey nf the tlate rf Georgia and countjr of Bu-kr, am f>dd and firmly bound ro Edward* Brown of she flat* Q t Virgin.. and county of Lunenburg, in (lie jolt and lull turn ot five fund red pounds fttr ,lnK* payment well and Uu’y «o be made unco the faid Edward# Brown, I bmd my lei f, my be ra and f-mfyby thefe preicn-s. feaied wnb my fea(, and daetd the ir;h dey of January 1787. 7 The condition of ,l i, cibKpation I, fuch, 1 bat it the above hoSnd B.'sffin cstne Harvey, An. do and (ball by deed of general warrant, m or before .he (.rftday of January 1788, convey In( j confitn. Hmo the a.ovc named Ed ward* Brown, Li's bei r 8 and tffigns, tn d eft,ire of /inheritance in fee Ample, to two hundred eighty fewcu and an half acrco of land, iituared, .y, n g *nd bong .u .be c umy of W.tflijnsrmn, j n ,hc Ante aft relaid, oo.be Gconre R vrr, adj lining land of E.Uard Goode, he ii’.gtle land pnrebafed of Wan. O il, .bat f «n the above Obligation to b» void, elfc to remain in full f u rcc and virtue. (Sight') ( blassingame harvev, Sealcdand delivered in .be p-eler.ee of Jtde Pau!«tt, Edward Gondc, v Willi? m Wifh, B!. fTingame Harvey, j (J n. OaDERfD, 1 bat .lie aforegoing b» piiji (lied tor and during the fpace nt t'ufe rron hi, in fomc public Gazette, in trims of tbc.aA. Biue ext rad from the ‘minutes. James Bozeman, C.C.O, February 11, 1801. Waflnngton County. \ PETITION hang preferred x ** by And erf on Redding , to the cm'rt of ordinary, praying an order of the court to duett Matthew Har ris, to make and execute legal titles as administrator of the estate and effects of Adam I hath,dec. agreeable, to faid Adam Heath's bond, hearing dale the 1 2th December , 1793 ob~ ligwg him to make titles to eighty acres of land , on the west end of the land whtreon he then lived— and the faid petition, with a true copy of faid bend, hang filed in the Clerk's Office of this ( ourt. IT JS ORDERED , that the foregoing application be publi/hcdnt cne of the Gazettes of this stale . three months ; that at the next term of iaid court thereafter, no sufficient objection shewn the /aid Matthew Hams, administrator as aforesaid, will he duelled to execute titles to Anderfon Redding , according to the condit'ors of faid bond , in terms of the cti in fuch.cafes provided. A true copy from the records , Eebruary 23, 1801. J. WATIS, Clerk C. O. February 28. n 6 tTceT A FTER nine months, tie fub r cri ber will app'y to the honorable the inferior court ct Wafbinglon couu'y, for a ru'e to foil a crr.a n traft of 217 acres ot lacd, fi.uate in faid ecu' fy, bound'd one fide on .Sneed’* land, one other fide < n Dutfcy’s lard, rther fideo by lard* ur kr.owr;—which laud is ora the real efta.c of Brujaron Griffin* deceafed, for the benefit of .he beiri and creditors, of whem the application is iaitadtd by Harvey Griffin, Allen Griffin, Adminiflralotfi tiHoher 28, tBoo.
