I repiblica-
I and a gain ft thofc republi-
I can printers, whole principles
I a r X \ confiftency would not per-
I pnjthim to continue his paper;
I ( bkrvirg, that the printer was
I r 0 n ll an cue fde, and never pub-
I any in favour of the other
I gje, that lie thought it bell not
n t 0 read them any more. His
|| fbn remarking this, and lament
■ jpa the influence which his noi
■ fv neighbour had acquired over
I j|js father in politics, to bring
I him to a right view of tilings,
I oflopted the expedient of ab
■ fencing himfclf from public
I wordiip. l ire old gentleman
I heirg a Uriel obfervtr of the
I ' abbath, remonftrated at his
I abfence from meeting. The
I young man replied, that in reli-
I ojon as in politics, there were
I two Tides, and that he found the
I ininifcer preached fo all cn cue
I fide , and never fpoke in favour
I of the other, that he thought
I belt not to hear any more of his
I difcources.
| Married, at Weftminfter,
I Mr. Edward Lock, to Mils
I Kho d a Gunn . —What is a gun
I without a leek.
I [N. 11. Ccntinel.
NEW-YORK, June 4.
The following was the verdict
I t O
of the jury, cn the death of
Eliza Tales, at Dedham, men
tioned in our paper of the 26th
ult. —“ That we the jurors,
being under oath, do fay, that
Elizabeth Tales, here lying dead,
came to her death by means of
fundry flabs on her body, cuts
on her arms and hands, and hav
ing her threat cut, with a fmali
jack-knife ; and alfo, we do
further fay, that Jafon Tairbanks
was, probably, acceflary to the
laid murder.” —He has fince
been able to be removed to jail,
where lie is to wait Iris folemn
trial at the Supreme Judicial
court in Auguft next!
iMiinnx I« m. !■■»» -W
Twenty Dollars Reward.
A BSENTED himfclf from
the Subfcriber, about fix
weeks ago, a likely young Negro
Fellow named BEN. He is re
markably well made, very black,
about five feet feven inches
high, and very intelligent: He
was purchafed by the fubfeiber
from Mr. Edmund Bacon of
this city, who bought him of
capt. John Hunton, of the town
of Wafhington, in this Hate,
where he may now probably be.
Any perfon who will deliver him
to Mr. Thomas Gardner, in
Augufb, or to the fubferiber in
Savannah, fhall receive the above
reward, and all reafonable ex
pences paid.
JOHN CAIG.
May 29, i3oi.
OTICE is hereby given fo
all perfons having de
mands arrainfl the eftate of the
1 r 1
kite honorable James Jones,
dcccafed, that they render them
P r operly atieflcd to the fubfcii
be»s ; and thofe indebted to the
ciTte are icqueUed to make
immediate payment.
JOHN MIL LEDGE,
LBENEZ.EK STARK,
Eicculois.
March 28.
T 0 R R E N q .
ifc-’ A convenient STORE,
and ore cf the btft fituations for
hr hr.efs :n 1 cuifville. Enquire
cf the Printers.
_June 13, iSoi.
// ill he fid, c.t public file, cn the
3C/F dry cf July ;. c a/, at the
plant alien cj the late Jcn.es
Daniel.', dcceafd , cn Reeky
Creek, in Hancock Counts —
And, cn the 3 1 ft day cf Jay next ,
at a flan tat ion cf the Jaid de
cayed, in IVajhirAtcn county ,
J * o J 3
cn the Oconee River ,
SIX Horfe Creatures, be
tween thirty and fifty HEAD
of CATTLE, between fifty &
one hundred I IE AD of 1 lOv «S,
and eight HEAD of GO \TS.
Conditions will be made known
on the days of Tale.
Wm. HAKDWICH,
Survivin'* Ex'or cf "fas. Daniel!.
ROBERT M'GINTY,
JOHN HAKBIRT,
Ex' or s cf Levi Do. id I, dec.
June. 20, iBot.
Upc a IP LDi\ ESU Al , the j.rjl
cf July next) will be fid, at
Public Vendue , in l.otiijviile,
'THE remaining part of a
1 TRACT of LAND, near
Louifville, granted to the Sub
, _ _ ’ o
leriber, in the year 1770, as
containing i6co acres, but by
refurvey, found to contain ccn
fiderably more. Part of Paid
trad was Ik Id about two years
ago. Satisfadory titles will be
given. Conditions, Cafh.
J. BOWMAN.
June 13, 1801:
The Honor able Inferior Court of
the Canity ofjefferfn.
TR IE petition of James Wil
* Icy, humbly (heweth, that
being confined in jail of this
county for debt about twenty
eight da\ s, and that he is unable
to fupport himfclf during Rich
his confinement, and therefore
prays that he may be admitted
to enjoy the benefit of tire acl
provided for tire relief of infol
vent debtors.
JAMES WILLEY.
June 13, 1801.
State of Georgia,
Scriven County.
Perjc Hally ay reared before me,
Martin Ivan tin, me cf the Jup
times affigned to keep the peace
in the'aunty aforejaid.
JOHN M‘RAE, who being
duly fworn, depofeth and faith,
that Wm. Chrifly, dcccafed, did
Ibme years pall, fell and make
titles to him the laid deponent,
to one hundred acres ct land,
lying on Savannah River, above
the Stony Bluff; the date of the
titles, he the Hid M‘Rae faith,
he cannot recoiled; and this
deponent further faith, that the
aforefaid titles was either loft or
ftolen out of the Paid deponent’s
trunk, and further fixitli not.
JOHN M‘RAE.
Sworn before me this
Cib Jan. 1801.
Martin Martin, J. P.
1 DO hereby certify that I
was prefent’and did fee William
Chrifly, deceafed, fign over and
make titles to one hundred acres
cf land, unto John M‘Kae, unto
the above mentioned tract cl
land. Jan.. 6, jBoi.
MARTIN MARTIN.
N o r I C E.
A EC imlt btt\i to the
Ell ate of J) an It!
j'tte cf the County ot Jcfil rfon,
lie ce a fed, aic hereby Vcqiifftccl
to make immediate payment ;
and all thefe ro whom the laid
Ed ate is indebted, are bkewile
requeued to re nder in their Ac
counts propt rlv attefted, on or
before the third Monday in
July next. .
JANE M C M IT., Adm’x.
I). M‘Nrll , Adndor.
May 30, 1 So 1.
A E RO !>lJs7\ T~
By William Young Birch
tc Abraham Sma 11,
Of the City tf Philadelphia,
For publifh.ing, by lubfcriptlon,
that invaluable work
Dr. Russell’s
HISTORY OF MODERN
EUROPE ;
Hith an account of the decline
and Jail (J tie Roman Empire,
the Rife tf Modern Kineacms,
&V. (tfc.
(Jfp lidfcriptlons received at
this Ojhcc, for the above work.
February 14.
NOTICE.
I L perfons indebted to the
cOa'c ot Mary Taulett, laic ot
the Cour ty ol JTFcifon, dec'd.
arc hereby requeued to make
immediate pa\ mem ; and .ill to
whom the cilate is indebted, arc
like wife reqmdUd to icu cr in
theii acccun s proptily atteflcd.
John Keefe,
Gathiui iHrdwich,
Executors.
May 9.
NOTICE.
A
i- MA peifons having demands
the elUte ot A rn. Pau.cit
riarvey, dcc'd. are delned to
bring ihem (u:\vard, ptopedy
authenticated—And thole in
debted to thii tHate. ate itou< It*
' i
cd to make immediate pay
ment,
MILLY HARVEY,
Vi ay g,
by ]yiM3 i'.tt/CM a N,
GEORGIA, C. 11 X of tht L'.ut t rj
y Ciuinuiy jur flu
< j c Jf tr l Qn County, I C uniy cj j'J/i'
/ S on ’
WHEREAS John H lekir and
Scmiel farad), hath this day
sppl-cd to rr.c tut 1 ct.trs cf adorn
lilUaticn on tie etis'.c ar.d ifhds
t f J< lid Be 2 iran, la c of tlie coun y
a’ortfaid, dtcealcd, ihtfe arc ihtrc
f re to etc and tdmon fh ul and
fi galar i[c liiodrsd end creditor*
cf .1 e faid dccralcd, rc ft c ifccr
ohjeiliona, if any they have, in my
ofim' tn tv berore the iiiit M< n ay in
next, o.btrw.fe e.ura w.ll be
granted.
G.vca under my Land this 15 h jaae
18© 1.
February Ir, 1 So r.
GEORGIA,
Wan in County.
RE AS Robert /foercrombic
v ' and Jofcph Howcf, ha h ap
applied *o me for letter! of adm niitrarioo
on ihe cllafc ot Archibald Kcmpfcy,
ate ot i)> 3 county, dccciftd - ilulc
are tl.ertfjte to cue and admonlfh all
land ftngular the kindred and cred tor*
of the faid deceafed, to he and appear
bvfo e the lion. Court ot Ordinary, oa
the 2d Mon. ay .ri Angnft i.exr, to Ihew
cculc it any they ran, why Uid itiUia
fliuiild not be grimed.
Gircn urdcr my hand trd fa! at
tftice, tbiii 1 2rh ot I r <bi«aiy >Koi
and m the uenty ft. ft * ytat ot
Atrerican Independence,
Septimus Wcaiherby, e. c. c.
TEN DCI 1..1RS RIVARD.
STRAYED from rhe Snb
(cJbli’s pUttit tion Mriil
combe, cm Kocky Condor r, la ft
month, a (mail bay Hoilc,
hands high, one or loth line!
It t f while, a (witch tail, ar cl n.
Indian brand—fbape not rccol
leded—is plcafant under the
(add Is, and an excellent lady’s
I or!t—was lalt feen by a \4r.
Dawkins, who (timed him nto
( >gecche Swamp—was al o fecu
1 *’ a Mi. Han is, both living
on the Folk of Ogceche 3c Kur
kv Comfort.—d ire horfc is well
known on the Oconee, about
tlic Dead tiver, and capf. Swil-
U s ddlrB, being the j 1()r f,»
which Was fie Jen two uv.:s and
up winds fmee (am the (’! echaw
K ,p g. and paid lot by the hale,
at u pur chafed of the ff,re by
the fubfenber at public laic.
1 lie above icw;. I will be paid
on delivery of the bode ac
tile plantation, or to
(AS. JACKSON.
LouifvilJc, April 14, 1801.
Georgia ,
J r jj er j° n Bounty,
Court of Ordinary, Juno
Torn, 1801.
RUTH NISI.
William Walker,
I 'erf us,
John Girson.
IT TON the petition of Wil-
Walker, who is ..Rig
nee • f I liomas R, (~ 1 j amilton,
and Ann Hamilton, beiis of
Robert Hamilton, dcceafcd, and
ho’d. r of a ccita n infl urnent
obligatory, given by cnic Fo
bcit t ooper, dcccafed. to the
(aid Robert Ilamilton, to make
till s to a certain tra£l of land,
containing threc hur died acres,
lying.md bang in the towrfhip
o Qurensboro, late the county
of burke now Jtfferfon, in the
then province now Rate of
Georgia, a copy or which is fibc(
in the office of the clerk o? this
<(; nr>, r-nd baling that John
Gibion is o min Ihra* or cf rhe
< Hate ot 4he (aid I- obett Cooper,
and that he icbdesin (he coun
ty of jrffeifop, and praying that
the Hid John Grblon may he
comptllvd t > make titles to (lie
UoCt ol lotid aforefaid, in terms
oi the luiliutnent oh'igatoiy of
1:1,11 * ■-£ laid Robert Coop r,
C n motion ot Mr. Rerrien of
council for the petitioner—t is
oidered, that after du»* and legal
ounce by the publiration of this
iUi", the Hid john Oiblon ad mi
niftralor zs a fore laid, (hall make
and execute to the laid William
Walker, full and complete titles
to the aforefaid trodt of land,
contain’ng three hundred acres
as afortfaid, in teims of his peti
tion, unitfs contrary raufe be
fhewn, according ro the fo.ni
and effect of the flatute in this
behalf made and provided.
True Ey.traft from the minutes of
the Court cf Ordinary,
Jas. Bozeman, Cik.
June 3, 1801.
just published, and
I OR SALE, d e
AC T S
PASSED LY 'THE I AST
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
March 12, xSet.
