a new" HAILCOLUMBIA.” |
« Hew are the Mighty Fallen.'*
i,
HAIL, 'Colnmh'n ! hurry land 5
T1 AIL. >e patriotic Un.ll
Who !,re opnei’d Opprcllion’s '• wt,
/,m\ now (land firll in Fieed<m’ c iiife j
Reioicr— r of now the dorm i* gone,
C< lumlpa owns her eho'en Con.
The hill of l ight* fiull he om boa!*,
Aod JefTtrfon c ur fav’/ite toad j
P. er grateful 'or the pr:ne,
let our vclcm reach the ikici.
Firm united let ns be,
Unliving n Mud the b.cred tiee .
M,y its leaves o’erfpicttci the w ild,
jln<! tyrants from elicit* throne* he
hurl'd.
rr.
•Jee the Hamiltonian Fndt, (
How they hang ihtir j m-lnt Vi hcai.s,
Moaning now their fallen chief.
In vihoni they hop'd to find relief,
Who, with unarm* a* ccifirrunn,
"I bought foon to vu!e thi* happy land.
Hot now their hopes are alldcflro* d,
1 heir wicltrd fchcntf * are null so d void,
The fcd’ial ran have lef’ the Chip,
And we, in turn, will like a trip.
Thr< * the rough “ tempeA’ot if a,' 5
WeM fafely guide • ur liberty :
Stop the lenki, the rigging clear,
And to a peaceful hrav 'a (leer.
U.
Sound, found the Ttump 6f Fairr,
Let Jcffcrfci,’* great name,
Ring thud the world with loiH applaufc.
As the firm friend of Freedom’s caufe-,
every dime to Freedom dear,
Now liften with a J ijrful ear t
With honed pnde, ai d m-anly grace,
He fids the Prelidentinl place
The C> nftitution lor his guide,
And truth andjo (lice at hi* fide,
Firm united let u»he.
Rallying round the facred tree :
Miy its leave* o’erlprtad the world,
And tyrant* from their th. etuis bii
hurl’d.
IV.
Repnblicnnr, bslmld your chief 1
He comrs to give your (ear* telirf,
TherAck on which the form hat beat,
Who bias’d vile F.idlion’i deadly ha’e,
Now aim’d with virtue, firm and true,
for I'upporr tohcav’n and you.
When hope trat fiiikmg in diimv,
When glooms ohfeur’d Columbia’* day,
Re mmirn’d his country’s ih'eatei.’d fate,
JBut fav’d het ’er* ir grew too lute.
The year of jubilee i» mme,
Krturn ye bri i£h agent* home ;
For we, in turn, will rule the ioa(f,
And mkc a JEFFERSON 'hre toaft.
;By |ame* Bozeman,
CUrk of the Court of
Ordinary for the
County of ffrr
fon.
WHEREAS George fooefl, Sa
muel Andrew and Mary Key,
i>ath this day applied to me for Inter*
of adminiftrarioo on the etta’c and efieft*
of Tandy C. Key, formerly of the
county of Jeffcrfon, deceafed ; thefe arc
therefore to cite and adtttonifh all and
lingular the kindred and cred.tof* of
the faid dfcceafed, to file their objections
if any they fate, in mr office, on or
before the 30th day of May newt, other
wife letter* of adm niftration will be
gnnted thetfi.
Giten under my hand, thi* d4*.h day
of Feb. lBoi, and in the twenty
fifth year of American Itidepmd
cnee,
. £y Jam** Hozemak,
GEORGIA,/ Clerk of the Court of
> Ordinary for the
7 offerfon County. I County" of Jejffer •
] jtn.
WHEREAS Gilbert Nevland bpth
applied to me for Irt-er* of adminif
fHOon on the etlnte and clFcGs of Thnma*
Neyland, late of ihe (ounty of ‘Lffcrfon,
deceafed : thefe are therefore u C ne and
adpionifll al! and fing'lar the klnrbed and
ccditori of the faid decenfcd, to file their
r>>/eftion*, if any they hare, in m v
oii/ce, on or before the 2*d day of
April near, otherwife letter* of acini
uiihation will he granted tin
Given under mv hand, this Sift day
cf March, iBot, and in the twenty
fifth year of the American lode
perdenee,
{FT will be given for
a pair of well broke OXEN.
Apply to the Printers.
February 14.
j GEORGIA. >
; By his Honor D avid Em anu2 l ,
Prefident of the Senate, and
commander in chief of the army
and navy cf this fate, and of
the militia thereof,
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS I have receiv - ;
ed official information
under c’atb cf the per iff cf the
county cf Hancock, that two ccn
vidlcd criminals called *William
Mufgrove, and Nathan 'Tail,
confined under fentcnce cf death
for forgery, in the common jail
of faid county, did on the night
cf the twenty fifth of February
lafi paft, make their efcape there - -
from —and their perfens arc thus
def criled : W illiam Mufgrove,
fitppefed to have been ‘about thirty
five years of age, dark complexion,
a gad deal pitted with the fmall
pox, ftoert black hair, about five
feet 8 inches high-, ft reng made :
Nathan Tart, fuppofed to have
been about twenty two years of
age, 5 feet 9 inches high, light
colour hair, pale complexion, ra
ther flender made.
J have ■therefore thought fit to
iffue this my proclamation, offering
a reward of One Hundred Dol
lars to any perfon or perfons who
will feize either cf the aforemen
tioned criminals', -and ledge them
or cither of them in the fail cf
the county of Hancock, or feme
ether fc cure jail in this ft ate.
Hnd I do hereby charge and
require all officers civil and mili
tary, belonging to this ft ate, to
be aiding and ajjlfting in feizing
and Jecuring the faid ccavilled
criminals.
Given under my hand, and the
Great Seal cf this ft ate, at
the State Hcufe, in Louif
ville, this 1 tyh day of March,
in the year of our Lord,
eighteen hundred and. one,
and of American Independ
ence the twenty-fifth.
DAVID EMANUEL.
By the Prefident and Com
mander in chief,
Thomas Johnson, for I
Horatio Marbury,
Secretary of Rate.
God five the ft ate.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
Run away from the Subfcriber
on the 17 tb of February Lift, a
country horn negro fellow, nam
ed Robbin, about 25 years cf age,
cf dark complexion, ft cut and well
made, he has had a fmall bit cut
off of one cf his ears—carried off
with him a large bundle cf clothes,
among which was a ftriped ging
hams coat, and a negro cot
ton coat, a ftriped callico morning
gown, two waiftcoats, one of huff
caffmere, the ether cf white flan
nel, two pair of over halls, end
two pair fmall clothes, one pair cf
the overhalls made of coarfe brown
cloth, a pair cf boots, id many
other articles too tedious to men
tion—any perfon who will appre
hend and deliver him to the fuh
feriher in Hancock county , fhall
receive the above reward \ or five
dollars to any perfon that will
confine him in any fafe jail in this
flat t’ —and pay all ex peaces.
THOS. LAMAR.
March 20, 1801.
""writing paperT
For fair,, by the rlieam or quire..
SHERIFF’S SALES'.
On the FIRST TUESDAY in ]
April next, at the Market \
Houfe, in Louifvilk , between 1
the hours of ten and three
o' clock, • will be fold, to the
highefl bidder,
Two hundred acres of Land,
joining John Neeley and others.
'Taken as the property of Reuben
Hargrove, to Jatisfy William
TuJfelTs 'execution.
Alfo, NINE NEGROES, to
wit: Glafgow, Betty, John, Joe,
Jenny, Delfey, Mejheck, Endy
and Phillis. 'Taken by execution
as the property cf'Jchn Cobbs, to
Jatisfy Robert Flournoy and others
executions .
Alfo, two hundred acres of
Land, on the waters cf Rockey
Comfort, joining Coleman and
others, pointed cf by INafin game
Harvey, tofatisfy John Clayton's
execution againjt/aid Harvey.
Alfo, one 'Tract of Land, con
taining acres, whereon Wil
liam Courfey, now lives, joining
lands of Pitman, Harvey and
others. 'Taken as the property cf
John Scott, to fatisfy Richard
Curry and Benjamin Warner's :
execution.
Alfo, one Negfo Boy, called
Jacob. Taken by execution as
the property of Cheficy Boftick,
fen. to fatisfy Jane Duke's and
ethers executions.
Alfo, two Negroes , Lewis and
Sarah. 'Taken as the property of
Jcffe Newton, to fatisfy Robert
Flournoy's execution. Conditions,
cafe.
JOHN PAULETT, Sheriff.
February 28.
TO BE SOLD,
On the third day cf April next,
at the heufe cf Mrs. Ann Har
grove, in Lcuifvillc,
TWO NEGRO WOMEN,
to wit : Creafy and Lydia, they
being part of the efiate of John
Hargrove, deceafed. Conditions,
cajh,
Ann Hargrove, * cdmrx,
Alfo, at the above place will
be fold, on a credit of jive months,
Valuable Horfes, Cattle, Hog:,
Gecfe ; and a quantity cf Bacon ,
Corn and Fodder.
Fehruay 28.
TO BE SOLdT
On the firft Tuefday in April,
At the Market Houfe in Louif
ville, between the hours of ten
and three o'clock.
One HOUSE and LOT,
in the town of Louifville ; like
wlfe five hundred and fifty-five
acres of land, lying on Brufhy
Creek. Taken by execution as
the property of John Paulett,
to fatisfy a judgment obtained
againft him in favour of Edward
Blackfhear, and others. Levied
this firft day of January, 1801, j
by me.
Wm. GOLD, Coroner.
NOTICE.
ALL per Jens indebted to the cf- \
tate of William M ( Bowed, dec.
are earneftly requefted to make
immediate payment: and allthofe
to whom tbefaid eft at s is indebt
ed, are likewife requefed to bring
in their accounts properly attejled. '
JOS J ARM. STERETT,
JAMES STUBBS,
Executors.
Feb. 27, ISc 1,
N O T 1 C fe.
All p'erlbns indebted to the
eflate of William Pollard
; late of the county of Jefferfon!
deceafed, are hereby requeued
to make immediate payment- •
and all to whom the Paid eflate i*.
indebted,-are likewife requefled
to render in their accounts Pro
perly attefted, on or before 1 the
13th day of May next.
DAVID M'CORMICK*
Adminiftrator .
February 13, 1801.
n o r 1 cue.
ALL perfons indebted to the
eflate of Francis Pugh, de
ccafcd, are carncflly requefled
to make immediate payment:
and ail thofc to whom the faid
eflate is indebted, arc likewife
requefled to bring in their ac
counts properly attcflcd.
I AS. PUGH,
D. BLACKSHEAR,
Adminifiratcrs .
February 1, 1801.
'NOTICE, “
ALL perfons indebted to the
Eflate rf Patrick Connelly, ds
ceafed, aye requefled to make im
mediate payment, and thofc to
whom the eflate is indebted are
likewife requefled to render in their
accounts pnperly attefted, on or
before the firft day of May next.
MARI'' CONNELLY,
Adminijlratrix .
Feb. 28, 1801.
None E*
ALL thoje who are indebted
to the eflate of flames Stacks , de~
ceafled , are requefled to make pay
ment by the \(yth dy>y of October
next; and all who have any De
mands againftfaid eflate, are de
fied to render their demands le
gally attefted.
Malachi Culpepper, adnir *
flane Stacks, adnirx .
January 19.
NO TICE .
THE ccpartnerfloip of Lange
Cd Pugh, being dtjfolved by the
death cf the former : thole to
whom they are indebted wilt pie aft
call on the Suhjcriber for fettle
ment.
D. GILFORD PUGH.
Saunderjville , March 18, 1801.
NO T I ~C~E.
ALL perfons having claims
again ft the eflate of William Call,
deceafed, are hereby requefled to
bring them in ; and thefe indebted
to him are alfo requefled to make
immediate payment , to
Ehenezar Folflom, admr.
February 28,
THE fubferiber is au
thor! fed to make fale of Mefh
| Miller & Whitney’s Patent Li
| cences, for ginning Cotton,thofe
who may want will apply to
him.
John Howard.
Sandersvilie, flan , 23, 1801.
A LL concerned will lake'notice
that there will he an applied,
tionmade to the honorable the next
court of ordinary, for the countv cf
Wa/hington. for letters
on the eflate of Benjamin Evens,
deceafed, by
John Rfchardion*
Adminifir aIQT,
Feb, 24, 1801.
