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GEORGIA, LOUISVILLE :~Pubhfhed every Saturday, by AMBROSE DAY & IAMFS HFI V All
.payable half yearly Whefe Kffiv. AtLi. ri \ J * r A ' & J AMLS HEI -Y # at 3 dollars pci aim.
* L, P „ : A ,C ‘ es of Advert.fements, &c. &c. are thaakfully received,
. i i-a.M TING in ail its variety, is executed with nealnefs and dilpatch.
LADIES ACADEMY.
MOUNT SALUBRITY , near
the City of Augufta.
THE Proprietors of this efi
iahlijbed Seminary, refpedfully
inform their friends and the
public, that by the afliftance of
a lady from Savannah, they are
enabled to add Fillagree, Tam
bour and Artificial Flower Ma
king, to the other ufeful and
fafhionable Needle Works,
which have for fix years met
general approbation. Polite
Literature as heretofore.
May 2, i Soi.
A Lift of Letters remaining in
the Poft-Ofticc at Louifville,
on the ift day of April, 1801,
which if not taken out before
the firft day of July next,
will be fent to the General
Poft-Oftice as dead letters.
John Jones,Patton Gard
ner, Robert French, James
Brown, Wm. Parfons, Thos.
Cox, Richard Burney, Jeflee
Jourdan 2, Stephens. Williams,,
Robert Murchinfon, Ifaac Lew
is, Mofes M‘Neely, John Wil
kinfon, Jacob Boyct, John Pa
rifh, William Neal 2, William
Clarke, Reddin Blount, Benjamin
©rWm. Leggct, John Allen,
John Lamar, James Lamar,
Ezeklah Butt, Parodeat Few,
Wm. M‘Dowell, Geo, Swilly,
Michael Kelly, A. Hammond,
Benjamin Tarver, Dan. M‘Mur
phey, Nancy Brown, Samuel
Alexander* Sol. Wood, Elifha
Nail, Elifha White.
JAS. BOZEMAN, P. M.
April 25.
NOTICE.
ALL perfens indebted to the
Efiatc of Patrick Connelly, late
of this county , dec c a fed, are re~
qusfied to make immediate payment
to the Adminifiratrix; and thofe
who may have demands againft
tee fame, are defined to render them
U1 Properly authenticated, to the
fbferiber , on or before the firfi
% of June next.
MART CONNELLY ,
, Adminifiratrix.
Mifville , March 27, 1801.
( r notice.
[j4 the firfi Monday in June next,
wid be fold, all the Pcrfonal
of Patrick Connelly, late
°f the county of Jeff erf on,
Confjling of Negroes, Hcrfes,
Stock, Cattle, Farming
fif' A Jds, Houfiehold Furniture, (fie.
*h*fiale will be at the plantation
v ° e Jaid Patrick Connelly, dc
tr?M and the terms made known
(n f he day.
MARY CONNELLY,
* . Adminifiratrix.
~ Khilk, March 2,7, 1801.
THE LOUISVILLE GAZETTE
AN D *
REPUBLICAN trumpet
SATURDAY, May aj , 180 ,.
LlilEßTr IS OUR MOT'TO AND TRUTH OUR GUIDE
ONE month after date Ipro
mife to pay or caufe to be paid
to Samuel Iverfon or order, the
fum of eight pounds two (hil
lings and nine pence fterling, for
value received.
Jonas Chambers.
February 17, 1791.
(A COPY.)
ONE month alter dare, I pro
mife to pay, or caufe to be paid
to Samuel Iverfon, or order,
the juft fum of eight pounds
fterling, for value received.
(A COPY.)
H. G. CALDWELL, being
duly (worn, faith, that two notes
ot hand figned Jcnas Chambers,
were given to him by David E
inanuel, Efq. the above and
foregoing are (as near as may
be) true copies, the originals
are cither loft or mi (laid, in
fuch a manner that they cannot
be found, and that the laid Jos.
Chambers acknowledged to him,
this deponent, that the two notes
as afordaid, were juft, he had
paid a few dollars thereof to
Iverfon, (perhaps five) for
which there was no credit, the
balance he would pay as foon as
he could fend fome lumber to
Savannah.
LI. G. C ALDWELL.
Sworn to before me,
this 21 ft Oftober,
iBco.
JOHN BRYAN, j. p.
RICH ARD REV I 3S being
duly Iworn, faith that there wcie
placed in his hands, two notes
of hand figned Jonas Chambers,
for the purpofe of bringing fuit
thereon, in favor of the heirs of
Samuel Iverfon, dec.—and that
to the belt of h:s knowledge and
recollection, the within copies
of the fa id notes, agree with
the date and amount * and that
Jonas Chambers acknowledged
the Laid notes were juft, and
that he would pay the contents
thereof.
RICHARD REVES.
JOHN BRYAN, j. p.
21 ft Odtober, iBcc.
Scriven Superior Court,
Qlichen Term, iBco.
ETON the petition of David
Emanuel, elq. admr. of the eftate
of Sam. Iverfon, deccafed, ftating
the lofs of two papers therein
deferibed, and copies annexed ;
It is ordered, that ufual notice
be given, and that the laid pa
pers be eftablifhed unlefs gain
ftid as by law directed.
I do certify the above is a correct
extra ft from the minutes,
JAS. CASWELL, c.s.c.s.c.
21 ft Oftober, 1806.
FOR SALE, the
LAWS and JOURNALS,
For the year xBoi.
COLLECTOR’S SALES.
W ill be fold, on the Second
Saturday in July next, at the
Market Houle, in the d own
of Louifville, at the ufual
hour, the FOLLOWING
PROPERTY, or as much
thereof, as will farisfy the
T axes due thereon for the
year iBco, to wit—
ico acres pine land, in Jef
ferfon County, lying on Reedy
Creek, adjoining Mofes Thomp
fon, granted to J. Hunter.—
Taken as the property cf i len
ry Slcm, in default for his taxes.
Tax due 53 cents.
650 acres pine land, in Rich
mond County, cn Brier Creek,
granted to James Forgerfon.
Taken as the property of* Fbe
nrzer Folfome, in default for
his Taxes. Tax due 1 dollar
10 cents.
250 acres pine land in JeiTer
fon County, on Erufhy Creek,
adjoining John Twiggs, granted
to William Darfey. Taken as
the property of Samuel Briggs,
in default for his taxes, lax
due 67 cents.
575 acres 2d quality land in
Jackfon County, lying on Roe’s
Creek, granted to William Roe.
Taken as the property of Elaf
fingame Harvey, in default for
his Taxes. lax due 8 dollars
ac cents.
300 acres ftcond quality land
in Richmond C< unty, adjoining
Wyche. Taken as the property
of Cheftey Boftick, jun. in de
fault for iris Taxes. Tax due
8 dollars 96 cents.
575 acres 3d quality land in
Jacklon County, lying on tire
north fork of the Oconee River,
adjoining Pope and Marbury,
granted ro David 1 hunnon.—
Taken tb the property of Peter
J. Carnes, Efq. in default for
his 'Taxes. Tax due 22 dollars
63 cents.
166 acres 2d quality land in
Jefferfon County, lying on
Rocky Comfort, adjoining Har
vey, and granted to Harvey.—
Taken as the property of Sa
muel Tcnedix, in default for
his Taxes. Tax due 108 dol
lars 75 cents.
GARLAND HARDWICH,
t. c. j. c. i
May 8, 1801.
NOTICE.
-A-IT perfons indebted to Ma
nus Lcmle, are re quelled from
the yeats ninety-ftven, ninety
eight, ninety-nine and eighteen
hundred, to come forward and
fettle their accounts, as he will
attend at Daniel Lctalc's houfe,
to receive the debts.
MANUS LEMLE.
May 8, 1801.
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By William Young Bircil
& Abraham Small,
Of the (~ty cf Philadelphia,
For piiblifhing, by I'ublci ipcion,
that invaluable work
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the Rife of Modern Kingdoms,
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February 14.
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Love and Patriot j.in
Camilla , 5 vols,
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Court cf Sweden, 2 vols.
Interefing Hijlory cf the Baron
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Fanny, or the Happy Repentance
Principles cf Politenefs, and cf
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Rob inf on Crufe
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Scott's Lejfons
American Preceptor
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Song Books, and a variety of
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Receipt Books, Jarfe and [mall
Copperplate Copies
Coppy Bock;, (dc.
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Playing Cards
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Black Pencils
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Aprif 8, 1801.
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BEEFH I D E S.
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WALTER ROBINSON.
March 30.
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