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By his I loner David Em a n ue l ,
T’re fide it of the Senate, and
connnander in chief cf the army
and navy cf this fate, and If
the militia thereof .
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS in and by an
A 6l, entitled •* an Aft
to repeal an Ordinance, paftVd
at Augulla, th« 26th of January,
2786, fo far as rclpe&s the fixing
Che Scat of the Univerfity of this
(late ; and an Acl for the more
full and complete clUblifhment
of a Public Seat of Learning in
this (late. To far as tefpeds the
appointment of Trufiees, palled
at Savannah the 27th of janmry,
and to appoint a Board
of Trullces, and to define the
Boa d of ViGtors, and to fix on
a permanent Seat (or the Lid
Univerfity palled the sth day
of December, in the year eigh
teen hundred, it is ena&ed—
“ That Abraham Baldwin, Hugh
Lawfon, Benjamin Taliaferro,
Jofeph Clay, jun. James Jack
fon, (ohn Twiggs John Clarke,
[of Wilkes) the Rev. Robert M,
Cunningham, John Milledge,
Jofiah Tatnall, jun. Ferdinand
O’Neal, John Stewart, and
James M'Neil, fball compofe
the Hoard of Truftecs ; whole
duly it (hall be to cany this sn
flitution completely into effeft."
And it is further enabled—
<( That the Governor, the Judges
of the Superior Courts, the Pre
fidrntof the Senate, the Speaker
of the Houle of Representatives,
and the Senators fiom the differ
ent Counties (except the Coun
ties in which the Governor, the
Judges, the Prcfident of the Se
nate, and Speaker of the Houle
of Kcprcfentatives for the time
being (ball refide) fball form a
Board of Vifitors, whofe duty
it (hall be to fupeiintend and
fegulatc the literature of this
{late ; and in particular of the
Public Seat of 1 earning."
And whereas the General Af
fcmbly paffed a joint refolution
authorizing and empowering the
Governor to ilfue his proclama
tion, requiring the members of
the Scnatus Academicus of the
Univerfity of Georgia, to con
vene at Louifville, between the
terms of the Superior Courts,
Co take under their confideration
and adopt luch meafures as may
bed promote the obje&s of that
inflitutioa—“ And that body at
(heir conventional aftcmblage
during the fitting of (he lafl
Legiflaturc, having fixed upon
Job ah Meigs, efq. then profeflbr
of Yale College, in the ftatc of
Connecticut, as prefiding pro
fellor of the Univerfity of the
flatc of Georgia, who gratefully
attentive to the call has arrived
with his family among us, ajjcJ
personally notified the Exccud *o
thereof, and of his dcfitjFfo
commence on the dutiw alffcfted
him.
1 have therefore thought fit
to ifluc this my proclamation,
requiring the attendance as wed
of the members of the fairi Board
of Vifitor* as of the members
of the Board of Tiuflccs of the
Univerfity of this ftate. at the
State-Houfc, in Louifville, on
Monday the 15th day of June
next., then and there to form the
Servin'* and to
proceed on the important du
ties of the inftiiution according
•y*
Given under my hand, and the
Great 'Seal of this ft ate, at
the State Ilcu/e , in Louif
ville, this cjth day of April,
in the year cf cur Lord ,
eighteen hundred and one,
and cf American Independ
ence the twenty- fifth.
DAVID EMANUEL.
By the Prcfident and Com
mander in chief
Thomas Johnson,
Deputy Secretary cf (late.
God fave the ft ate,
N| OTICE is hereby given to
all perfons having de
mands againft the eftate cf the
late honorable James Jones,
dcceafed, that they render them
propoily atiefted to the fubfed
bers ; and thofe indebted to (he
efLte arc requefled to make
immediate payment.
JOHN MILLEDGE,
LBENEZEK STARK,
Executors.
March 28.
"honct.
LL perfons having demands
againfl the eftate of Wm. Pauleit
Harvey, dec’d. are defired to
bsing (hem forward, properly
authenticated—And thole in
debted to the eftate, arc rcquefl
(d to make immediate pay
ment.
M ILLY HARVEY, a dm’rx.
May g
NOTICE.
Ax L perfons indebted to the
eftate of Mary Paulett, late of
the County of Jtfferlbo, dec’d,
are hereby requefted to make
immediate payment ; and all to
whom the eftate is indebted, are
likewifc requefted to render in
their accounts properly aitcfted,
John Keefe,
Garland Hardwich,
Executors.
May 9.
N O T ICE.
ON Thurfday the 28th day
of May next, will be ex
pofed to fa!e at public outcry,
at the houfe lately occupied by
Do6lor James Royd Sharpe, in
the town of Wayncfborough ;
the whole of the PERSONAL
ESTATE of the faid James 3.
Sharpe, deceased ; confining of
a well chofen aflbrtment of Me
dicine and Shop Furniture, a
few articles of Houlehold and
Kitchen Furnituie, a (mall (lock
of C attic, Hogs and Goats.—
Six months credit will be given,
the purebafers giving bond or
notes with approved fecurity to
,lhe adminiftraior :—Who te
quefts all perfons having de
mands on the eftate, or againft
the dcceafed, to render them
properly attefted, and thofe in
debted, to make payment with
out delay* to
Frbd. Shubakt, AdmV.
April 2, 1801.
FOR SAL E,
At Mr. McCormick’s Store,
A Quantify cf
BAR and EYE CUTTER
PLOUGH IRONS.
TAX CO LI .EC TOR' s*
SALES.
WILL BE SOLD,
A r thrCouic Houle in Wtyn> (borough,
Burke county, oo MONDAY iLe
8 b of June, «t rhe ufual houri.
One Huurrrd Acrf» of LAND,
Cmke Couu'y ; the fame be ug one
tuoie y < f » five hundred acre Tiaft
orig'uslly printed to George Btrry,
Joining of Henry Y< ung, cu 'he not h
fide of the Btavcr Dam, and fold to
fatiify the Ti* of 1799, and all ar
nan.
John Broome, t. c. s. c.
April 4, 1 So I.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Cn Tuefday the ill day of
Line next, at the Market-
Houfe in ; ouilville. between
the hours of ten and ihice
o’clock, will be (bid to the
liighelt bidder.
Four LOTS in the town of
LouilviJle, numbers—three hun- i
died and twelve--three hundred
and clever—two bundled and
eighty, (even, and two bundled
and fourteen. I aken as the pro
perty of Giant Taylor and John
(obnfon, to fatisfy the i < m
mdfidncis of Louilvilic, againft
Lid Tar lor and jehnfon.
Conditions, C.ifh.
JOHNPAULETI\ Sheriff.
May 9, 1801.
GEORGIA,
Warren County.
W r HER£AS Robert A'zercrotnWz
aud Jcfeph Howe!', ha h ep«
applied to me for letter! of adnvn'ftrarh u
on ihc cllatc of Archibald Keaipfty,
afe of 1 )> 8 rfcounty, ccesftd ; Uufe
aic then fore to cue and admonlfb ai!
land fmgdar the kindred and crcd tori
of thi faid decr&fed, to be and appear
before the hon* Court of Ordinary, on
the t J Monday in Auguft next, to Iht w
«Rule it any iluy can, why faid leitcis
IhoulJ not be granted,
G ven under my hand and f<.al at
office, thia 1 aih of February i8oi»
and in the twenty fifth year of
American Independence,
Septimus Weatherby, c. c. o.
By Jam a 3 Bozeman,
C.trk of th,s Court tj
V Xjrdinu ry jvr the.
jijfcrfon County, i County ej ’J'jJcr.
; /«».
WHEREAS Daniel Gan mao ,
hath this day applied to me
for Ict'era of admin. ftraticn cn the eUale
and rflcdia of Barthulc nv w Gartmao,
Vc of the conmy afortfaid, drccufcd :
ihtfe are therefore to cite and admon ffi
all and fjngular the kindred and credi
tor* cf the faid dccrabd, lo file their
ofjeftioufl, if any they have, in my
office, on or before the fitft Monday in .
June next, o‘.lkr«rife tellers vull be
granted.
Given under my hand this I ft May,
1801.
N O T I cTe.
APPLICATION will be
made to the Inferior Court of
Jcffeifon cocnty, after the ex
piration of nine months for an
order to (ell the tallowing lands,
viz. One thoufand five hun
dred and five acres, more or Ids
joining Richard Gray, cfq, and
olheis ; one other trad contain
ing one hundred acres, moic or
lefs, joining Robert Bradey,
and others: which were of the
real eftate of William Stevens,
laic of the (aid county, dcceaf
cd, forlhc benefit of the heirs
and creditors, in terms of the
a6l in (uch cafe provided.
Nathan Powell,
Benjamin Bryan,
Adminirtraton.
Sepfemi rr q, iBcc,
WRITING PAPER,
For fak by the rheam or quire.
Coil) tcf Gy dina ry, Feb. 12, 1801.
Wofiingion County.
A PETITION being preferred
by Ifaac Langdon to the court of or.
dinary , praying an order of th{s
court , to direct Edward Kelly to
make and execute bgal titles as
minijlrator of the ejlate and effefa
of Hugh Kelly, deceafed , agreeable,
lo jaid Hugh Kelly s penal hand
hearing date the 10 of
1798, with a condition to mdt iC
ties in /teftmple to a certain traß
of land, containing
acres (mare or lejs) lying and j, anr
in the county of Lincoln, on the
terse/ Soap-creek, adjoining lands
oj George Simms andßcb:. Radciiff,
and thefold petition with a true copy
of/aid bond , being filed in the
office of this court.
IT IS 0 DERED, that th
fie going application be puhhfed m
one of the Gazettes of the fate, three
months, and that at the next tern
of fail court, thereafter no fufficicnt
objection {hewn the [aid Edward
Kelly i cdminijlr ator as afore [aid,
zi ill be diredid to execute titles to
Ifaac langdon , according to the
condition of [aid bond, in terms of
the ad in fuch cafes provided ,
Extradfrom the Record,
J. WATTS, Clerk C. 0.
Court of Ordinary, Oft* 15, 18004
Wafhirgton county.
ON motion of John M. Ber
rien, for Michael Shehnan,
petitioning this court to dired John
Mackey, executor of the ejiate of
James Mackey , deceafed, to make
titles to a certain trad of land, for
making titles to which, he the jaid
James Mackey, had entered into a
bond in the penal fum of five hun
dred pounds, which will more par
ticularly andJully appear by refer.
rence to a copy of the bond, now
fled with the clerk of the court of
Or dinary for the county oj Wafling
ton
IT IS ORDERED, That the
afore[aid John Mackey . Efq, as a
- do at the meeting oj the
court of Ordinary next, immediate
ly after the expiration of three
months from the date oj this order,
make titles to the aforefaid trad of
land, unle/s he fiew eauft to the
contrary, on or hforc the lofl day of
the faid next term.
The above is a true, copy from tin
records . Feb. 11 , 1801.
J WATTS, Clerk CO
notTc!
THE Copartnerfjip of Wal
ter T. Smith & Co. expired
the 18 th infant :—all perfons
indebted thereto are requefed to
make immediate payment, to Mr.
Thomas Bourke, jun. who is
duly anther [fed to receive thefame,
and will give attendance at the
Store.
Walter T. Smith.
William Hunter.
Minis & Hunter.
April 25.
NOTICE.
A. hL perfons indebted to the ef
tate cf IVilliam M f Dow ell, dec.
are earneflly requefed to tnake
immediate payment : and ah thefe
to whom the [aid eft ate is indebt
ed, are likewife requefed to bring
in their accounts properly attejtea.
JOS lAH M. STERETZ
JAMES STUBBS ,
Executors.
Feb. 27, 1801.
