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<f I tiling from the doubtful rate of the colors 1, fome k rious and decifive ftrokc is in agita tion.” LOUISVILLE, SATURDAY, June 6, iBci. Farenhhit’s T hermometer. jV ic nth. — o' do ck — degree — zvhnd. June 5? 6 a.m. 87 9 QO 12 94 3P. M. 96 6 95 June 6. 6a.m. 89 9 94 12 9 3 1 r. m. 100 3 5^ ( 94 Married, on the 7th ultimo, at the city of Annapolis, by Billiop Carroll, the Hon. Ro bert G. Harper, late Member of Congrefs from South-Caro lina, to Mils Carrol), daughter • C or the Hon. Charles Carroll, of Carrollton. We arc re quelled to afllire the public that the Full Length Portrait of the Prefident of the United States, publifhing by G. Helmboki, jun. will pofitivcly ; be ready for delivery in the courfe of the prefent month, and has been only delayed to this late period, to make it as compleat as genius and art can render it. From the fpecimen i of excellence in point of ex aft I rdemblance in the copy of the | painting exhibiting at this office, we may venture to predifl it will be one of the bell likcnelTes of that cllcemed perfonage ever ' yet publilhed. Mr. David Ed win is the engraver, of whofe abilities the public have had fome evidences. Great expence and time have been bellowed upon the print to render it wor thy of public approbation, which we hope, will be extended to Mr. Helmboki in his prefent undertaking, having been the firft candidate for patronage in this expenfive undertaking. Aurora. Mr. EDWARD CADUSCH AKES the liberty to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Louifville, that he intends to teach the elegant ART of DANCING : he hopes by his exertions and attention for his pupils, to merit the favors of their parents. Price for danc ing—lo dollars per quarter, and eighteen leflbns in the laid quarter. Likewise, he will teach FENCING. Price—>6 dollars monthly, and four dollars en trance. MUSIC—6 dollars monthly, and 4 dollars entrance. He >x il teach the Violin and the lorre Piano. May 30, 1801. FOR SAL E, At Mr. IVRCormick’s Store, A Quantity of and EYE CUTTER PLOUGH IRONS. April 4. A N FLECTION win be AX held at the Houfe of Jo nathan 1 Tilton, in Touilville, on the Second SATURDAY in June next, for the purpofe of elecling a LIEUTENANT m the Jeffierlcn Troop of Horfe, commanded by capt. Jenkins. Edwin Mouncer, j.P. A. l lammond, J. P. May 23, ISo 1. n o TTcir A IL Perfons indebted to the Eflate of Daniel M‘Neil, late of the County of Jcfferfon, deceafed, are hereby requelleci to make immediate payment ; and all thole to whom the laid Eilate is indebted, are likewife rcquefled to render in their Ac counts properly attdled, on or before the third Monday in July next. ' JANE M‘NEIL, Adm’x. D. M f NEIL, Adm or. May 30, 1801. NOT! C~eT WHEREAS my wife Cin thia, hath abfented her fdf from my bed and board, for caufes unknown : thefe are therefore to caution all perfons from dealing with her in any manner whatever, as I ffiall not con fider myfelf bound by any Inch her contrails. SAM. REAPER FORD. Wafhington County, May 26, ISo 1. F O R SAL E, " And pojfijfion given the jirfi dry cf January next , A TRACT of LAND In Jefferfon County, contain ing 300 acres, ten miles above Louifville, on the road leading to Georgetown, inferior to none in the county, with about 80 acres of frelli Land in high cul tivation, and under good fences, and alfo log buildings of every defeription. Alfo a trafl in Jackfon coun ty, containing 373 acres, lying on the Mulberry Fork of the Oconee and Indian Creek, ad joining Procer Morton’s land and Mr. Reed, and generally known by the Beaver ruin, on which is an excellent mill feat, and alfo a handlbme piece of cane break, equal to any in the Fate for the cultivation of corn. For terms apply to Mr. fas. Stubbs, near Louifville, or the Subfcnber, in AuguFa. Cafh or Negroes will be received in payment. JOHN SCOTT. M.y -3- N O T I C E. (fAf THE Subjcriher being du ly authorijed to fettle the affairs cf the late concern cf Walter T. Smith & Co. requefts all perfons indebted thcretc y to make immediate payment. JOHN BOSTWICK, Agent. Lcuijville, Elay 23, 1801. N O T I C E. THE copartnership cf Lange Cd Pugh, being dtjfclved by the death of the former : thofe to whom they are indebted will pie afe call on the Subjcriher for jctUe ment. , D. GILFORD PUGH Sav.nderfvilU , March 18, 1801. ecu Vi TOR'S SAIFS. Will be fold, on the full SA IL KDAY in Auguft next, at the Market Houle in the l own of Louifvillc, at the ulual hours, the following PROPER I A , or as much as will f.itisfy the taxes due for the year iBco, to wit: -60 acres of Pine Land in Jcflcrion County, lying on O gechee River, granted \o Tho mas V afdin. Taken as the property of Thomas Wafdin, in default for his Taxes. Tax due 73 cents. 200 acres fecond quality land in Jtllerlon County, lying on \\ i Hi am Ton Swamp, adjoining Solomon Wood, granted to Tallin Tharp. Taken as the property of Peter Chaikin, in default for his Taxes. Tax due 2. dollars 30 cents. also, WILL RE SOI 1), On the SAME DAT , 113 acres 2d quality land in JefreiTon County, lying on Du hart’s Creek, adjoining John Paulert. Taken as the property of J( lie Paulctt, in detank for his Taxes for the year 1799. — Tax due 7 dollars 07 cents. GARLAND lIARDWICM, T. C. J. C. May 30, 1 Sot. NCyiTLL. On the iGlb June, will ie [AA at the plant alien cf the dec . All the Pcrfonal Kfiatc of Jas. I hint, deccafed. Conditions of the ale will be made known on the dav. CI3LOE HUNT, Admx* PUBLIC AUCTION.” On Saturday , the 11 ih July next, will be fold, at the plantation cf the late William IVif on , on Williamfort Swamp, deccafed. About Forty Head of Jikelv STOCK CAT.TLE. Alfo, a fetofSADDL E R ’ S be B L A C K - SMI TI PS 'POOLS, belonging to the Eflate of tlie laid deceaf ed. Conditions will be made known on the day of file. Wm. CAWTHON, Executor. May 25, 1 Sc 1. GEORGIA.' By his I loner David Emaxlt.l, V ref dent cf the Senate , and commander in chief cf the army and navy cf this fate, and oj the militia thereof. A PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS in and by an Aft, entitled “ an Aft to repeal an Ordinance, palled at Augufla, the 261!) of January, 1786, lo far as rcfpedh the fixing the Seat of the Univerfity of this date ; and an Act for the more full and complete ellabiifhrnent of a Public Scat of Learning in this ft ate. To far as relpefts the appointment of Truf t.es, paffed at Savannah the 27th of January, 178 c;, and to appoint a Board ot Truftees, and to define the hoard of Viktors, and to fix on a permanent Seat for the laid Univerfity palled the sth day of December, in the year eigh teen hundred, it is cnadtcc— “ That Abraham Baldwin, Hugh Lawfon, Benjamin Taliaferro, Jofeph Clay, iun. James Jark fon, John Twiggs, )ohn Clarke, (cf Wilkes) the Rev. Robert M # Cunningham, John Vi'Fcdge, jofiah J atnall, juii. fcrdinand 0 Neal, John Stewart, afj | James M'Neil, (hall compose tHc hoard of 1 ruflees • whole duly it fhall he to cany this in flation completely into effeft.” And it is further enacted 1 hat the Governor, the Judges of the Superior Courts, the Pre fidmt of the Senate, the Speaker of the Houle of Keprefentatives, and the Senators from the differ ent Counties (except the Coun ties in which the Governor, the Judges, the Prefidcnt of the Se nate, and Speaker of the Houle of RcprefcnMtives for the time being (ball relior) fhall form a Hoard of \ ilitors, wlrofe dutv it fhall be to fupeiinlcnd anil regulate the literature of this flatc ; and in particular of the Public Seat of 1 earning." And whereas the General Af fcmbly pa (Ted a joint refolmion authorizing and empowering the Governor to rffue his proclama tion, requiring the members of the Scnatus Arademicus of the Univerfity of Georgia, to con vene at 1 ouifville, between! the terms of the Superior Courts, to take under their confederation and adopt Inch mcafures as may hell prornoie the ohjefts of lhar infli ution—” And that body at their conventional affembbge during the fitting of the lafl 1 rgiil.jiure, having frxed upon fofiah Meigs, efq. then profeffor ol 'i rde College, in the flatc of Connecticut, ns prcliding pro fc’lor of the Univerfity of the of Georgia, who gratefully attentive to the call has arrived with his {a mily among us, and pcilonally notified the Executive thereof, and of his defirc lo commence on the duties allotted him. I hive therefore thought fit to iffuc this my proclamation, requiring the attendance as well of the members cf the Hid Hoard of Vifitors as of tire members of Ihe Board of Tiuflces of the Univerfity of this Hate, at the Stale-Houfe, in I ouilville, on Monday the j-th day of June next, then and thereto form the Senatus Acadernicus, and to pioreed on the important du ties of the inflitution according ly. Ct : eft under uy Lund, and the (incut deal of this jlatc, at the State Ikufc , in Louif vide, ibis 9 Lk day cf Aprils in the year cf cur Lord , eighteen hundred and cne 9 and of American Independ ence the twenty-fifth. DAVID EMANUEL. By the Prefidcnt a.nd Com mander in chief\ I HO M A S Jon NSOV, Deputy Secretary of flatc* Cod five the ft ate. NOTICE is hereby given fo all per lons having de mands againfl tue efiate of the late honorable James Jones, deceafcd, that they render them properly attefled to the fubfcii bers ; and thole indebted to the efbte are requeiled to make immediate payment, JOHN MILLEDGE. kBENEZKK STARK, Exrcmo 1. March 28.
