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ycai y . WTere Mays, Articles of Intelligence. Adveitifements, Ac. Sec. aie Uiankfuiiy icceivcd*
and 1 RINI ING in all its variety, is executed with neaincls and dilpaidi.
LADIES ACADEMY.
$lO UN T S ALU BRITT-, near
the City of Augufta.
THE Proprietor* of this cf
'iahlifoed Seminary, refpedlfully
inform their friends and the
public, that by the .ifTiflancc of
a lady from Savannah, they are
enabled to add Fillagrce, Tam
bour and Artificial Flower Ma
lting, to the other ufeful and
fafhionable Needle Works,
which have for fix years met
general approbation. Police
Literature as heretofore.
May 2, 1801.
Mr. EDWARD CADUSCH
r PAKES the liberty to inform
** the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Louifville, that he intends
to teach the elegant ART of
LANCING : 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 leffons in the laid
qua; ter.
Likewise, he will teach
FENCING. Price—6 dollars
monthly, and four dollars en
trance.
MUSIC —6 dollars monthly,
and 4 dollars entrance. He
v 11 teach the Violin and the
Forte Piano.
May 30, 1801.
F O R S A LE,
A‘id pojfejfion given the Jirft day
of 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 frefh Land in high cul
tivation, and under good fences,
fcnd alfo log buildings of every
defeription.
▲
Alfo a traft in Jackfon coun
ty* containing 373 acres, lying
°n the Mulberry Fork of the
Dconee and Indian Creek, ad
joining Procer Horton’s land
and Mr. Reed, and generally
known by the Beaver ruin, on
is an excellent mill feat,
and alfo a handfome piece of
e ane break, equal to any in the
£atc for the cultivation of corn.
For terms apply to Mr. Jas.
Stubbs, near Louifville, or the
Subfcnbcr, in Augufta. Cafli
0r Negroes will be received in
payment.
JOHN SCOTT.
. *l A 7 23.
FOR SAL E,
-it Mr. McCormick's Store,
A Quantity cf
Bar and fte cutter
PLOUGH IRONS.
Apr U 4,
THE LOUISVILLE GAZETTE;
A N(' D
republican! trumpet
SATURDAY] July 4, ISOI.
LJBEE . Y OUJI MOTTO .V .} TJtUTIi oi'B GUIDE. -
notice.
(USf THE Sufferiber being du
ly author fed to fettle the a fairs
of the late concern cf Walter
T. Smith & Co. requefis all
perfens indebted thereto , to make
immediate payment.
JOHN BOSTWICX,
Agent.
Lcuifville, May 23, ISo I.
NOTICE.
ALL perfons indebted to Pe
ter Johnfon Carnes, Efq. late of
this county, deceafed, are cle
ared to make payment as fonn
as poftible ; and thofc to whom
the deceafed flood indebted, to
exhibit their claims duly atttTi
ed to Michael Shclman, Efq.
of this place, or to the Sub
feriber at Sylvan-Hill, Franklin
county.
THOMAS P. CARNES,
Adminifir'ator.
Louifville, May 13, iBci.
NOTICE.
WHEREAS my wife Cin
thia, hath abfented her
felf from my bed and board,
for caufes unknown : rhefe are
therefore to caution ail perfons
from dealing with her in any
manner whatever, as I fhall not
confider myfclf bound by any
fuch her contracts.
S AM. REATERFORD.
Wafhington County,
May 26, 1801.
. L
TEN DOLLARS REWARD .
STRAYED from the Sub
fedbet's plantation Haif
combe, on Kocky Comfort, lad
month, a fmall bay Horfe, 13
h nds high, one or both hind
feel white, a Twitch tail, and an
Indian brand—fliapc not recoi-
Je&cd—is pleafant under the
faddlc, and an excellent lady’s
hoHe—was la 11 leen by a Mr.
Dawkins, who turned him into
Ogeeche Swamp—was alio leen
by a Mr. Harris, both living
on the Fork of Ogseche & Roc
ky Comfort.— I he norE is well
known on the Oconee, about
the Dead river, and capt. Swil
ly's diftrifl, being the hoile
which was ftulcn two years and
upwards fince from the Chech »w
King, and paid for by the ha<e,
and purchafed of the flats by
the lublcnbcr at public fale.—
The above rewatd will be paid
on delivery of the ho:Ie at
the plantation, or to
JAS. JACKSON.
Louifville, April 14, ißci.
I HAN'T ED TO PURCHASE ,
BEEF FI I D E S.
The higheft price will be giv
en in CASH or GOODS, by
WALTER ROBINSON.
M*reb sc,
Collector's salts.
Will be IoKI, on the Second
Saturday in July next, at the
Market ! icufc, in the I own
of Louilville, at the uliial
hour, the FOLLOWING
PROPERTY, or as much
thereof, as will lari*fy the
Taxes due thereon for the
year 180 c, to wit—
-100 acres pine land, in Jef
ferfon County, lying on Reedy
Creek, adjoiningMofe; The mp
fon, granted to J. Hunter.—
Taken as the property of 1 len
ry Slem, in default for his taxes,
Tax due 53 cents. ?
650 acres pine land, in Rich
mond County, on Brier Creek,
granted to fame* Forgerfon.
Taken as the property of 1 .be
nt zer Foifome, in default fur
his Taxes. Tax due 1 dollar
10 cents.
250 acres pine land in JcfTer
fon County, on Brulhy Creek,
adjoining John Twiggs, granted
to William Darby. Taken as
the property of Samuel Briggs,
in default for his taxes. '1 ax
due 67 cents.
575 acres 2d quality land in
J*addon Coimty, lying on Roe’s
Creek, granted to William Roe.
Taken as the property of Blaf
fingamc Harvey, in default for
his Taxes. Tax due 8 dollars
20 cents,
300 acres fecond quality land
in Richmond County, adjoining
Wyche. Taken as the property
of Chefley Bofbick, jun. in de
fault for his Faxes. Tax due
8 dollars 96 cents. .
575 acres 3d quality land in
Jacklon County, lying on the
north fork of the Oconee River*
adjoining Pope and Mc.rbury,
granted to David Thurmon.* —
Taken as the property of Peter
J. Carnes, Lf j. in default for
his Taxes. Tax due 22 dollars
63 cents.
166 acres 2d quality land In
Jefferfon County, lying on
Rocky Comfort, adjoining 1 lar
vcy, and granted to Harvey. —
Taken as the property of Sa
muel Benedix, in default fur
his Taxes. Tax due 108 dol
lars 75 cents.
GARLAND HARDWICH,
T. C. J. C.
May 8, 1801.
(Nr NOTICE.
AI.L perfons indebted to Ma
nus Lemie, are rtquelled pom
the years ninety- [even, ninety
eight, ninety-nine and eighteen
’ . , to come forward and
heir accounts, he will
: r Daniel Lcmlc’s houfe,
.»fy < : e the debts.
MANUS LLMLZ.
1801,
COLLECTORS SAILS.
Will be lokl, on ihc til ft SA*
II RDAV in Augull next,
ar the Maikct 1 lonic in the
Town of Louifvillc, at the
lifnal hours, the following
PROPERTY, or as much
;is w ill fatisfy the taxes due
for the year 1800, to wit:
260 acres of Pine Land d\
JefteiTon County, lying on O
gechee River, granted to Tho
mas Walciin. 'l'aken as the
property of Thomas Wal'd in,
in default for his '1 axes. Tax
due 73 cents.
~ 200 acres fecund quality land
in JeHerfon County, lying on
Willi,imfon Swamp, adjoining
Solomon Wood, granted to
Vallin Tharp. Taken as the
property of Peter Chaftain, in
default for his Taxes. Tax due
2 dollars 30 cents.
also, WILL BE SOLD,
On the SAME DAT ,
113 acres 2d quality land ifr
Jeffcrlon County, lying on Du
hail’s Ciaek, adjoining John
Paulert. Taken as rhe property
of M fib Pauletr, in default for
his Taxes for the year 1799.—
Tax due 7 dollars 97 cents. • •
GARLAND IJARDWICH,
T. C. J. C.
May 30, r 801.
POhi ic~ucTionT
On Saturdaythe 11 th Jvly next ,
".vill he fcfdy at the plant at ten
cf the late H'iliiam lyilfcn, an
Indian Jan Swamp, deceafed , ,
About lorry Dead of likely
STOCK CATTLE. Alfo, a
fet ofS ADDJ.ER’S& LI .ACK
SMITJ PS TOOLS, belonging
to die If Rate of the faicl deceas
ed. Conditions will be ruad«f
known on the dav of Bale.
Wm. cawthon.
Executor .
May 25, 1801.
NOTICE"
ALT per lons having demands
a gain ft the tflare of John Par-
On.-, deceafed,, are dehred to
bring them forward, properly
attended to the -Subferibers ; and
thole indebted to the eftate, are
requeued to make immediate
payment.
Wm. PAR-SONS,
JAMES PARSONS,
Executors. •,
~~ N O T I C E.
HTHE Subfcriber has opened
A a TA JfLORT SHOP, at
John Paulett’s, BTq. where he
intends carrying on the bu fine fa
in its various branches where
gentlemen may have iheir wori.
done with the gitattft punctual*
i-y. by
JAMES WILLEY,
Lauirviiic, Jui.e 20, i8o».
[No. 125.