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Volume 111.1 d 4 T ri 1, ~ A / id URDAT ' n. «80,. fNo. 126. _ is omv motto —fjvj teuth uujt guide ~ CEORGI A. LOUISVILLE .--PubYkd eve rksYikYbT YYTT Rl)vy & IA MLSH KI v , . payable lull yearly Where Fff-»s * A ' X ' AMLb HKU • a * 3 P« •»*>>• ' •a Ad rRd ntelirgenfe, Adve.trfements. & c . Ac. a.e thanklully received, ■ ' 1 ,n ai! Ui varle V. “ executed with neatuefs and dtlpatch. LADIES ACADEMY. JLOLA I' SALE BRITT, near the City of Augufta . 1111% Proprietors of this ej tahlijked Seminary, re fpeft fully inform their friends and the public, that by the afilftance of a lady from Savannah, they are enabled to add Fillagree, Tam bour and Artificial Flower Ma king, to the other ufefui and fafhionable Needle Works, which have for fix years met general approbation. Polite Literature as heretofore. May 2, 1801. Mr. EDWARD CADUSCH r PAKES the liberty to inform the \ .adies 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 leffons 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 will teach the Violin and die I orte Piano. May 30, loci. FOR SALE, And pojffiejfon given the frft day of January next, A TRACT of LAND in JeHerfon 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 t vation, and under good fences, and alio log buildings of every description. Alfo a trad in Jackfon coun ts containing 373 acres, lying cn 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 v/hicli is an excellent mill fear, an d alfo a hand feme piece of cane break, equal to any in the ttate for the cultivation of corn. For terms apply to Mr. Jas. ytubbs, near Louifville, or the Subfcinber, in Augufta, Cafh or Negroes will be received in Foment. JOHN SCOTT. Jfoy 23- FOR SALE, At Mr. M'Cormick’s Store, A Quantity of Bar and EYE CUTTER PLOUGH IRONS. April 4. THE LOUISVILLE GAZETTE AND * REPUBLICAN TRUMPET notice. THE Subscriber being du iy autfjorijed to Jet tie the a fairs of the late concern of Walter I. Smith ic Co. reqtiefs all perfons indebted thereto, to make immediate payment. BOSTWICK, Agent . Ecujville, May 23, ISOI. NOTICE. ALL perforis indebted to Pe ter Johnfon Carnes, Efq. late of this county, deceafed, are de k!|ed to make payment as foon as pollible ; and thofe to whom tke deceafed flood indebted, to exhibit their claims duly atteft td to Michael Shelman, Efq. of this place, or to the Sub briber at Sylvan*Hill, Franklin county. THOMAS P. CARNES, Adminif rater. louifville. May 13, i3oi. not ice: ” WHEREAS my wife Cin thia, hath abfented her leif from my bed and board, for caufes unknown ; tkcle are therefore to caution all perfons from dealing with her in any manner whatever, as J fhaii not confider myfelf bound by any fuch her contracts. SAM. REATERFORD. Washington County, May 26, 1801. TEN DOLLARS REWARD. Strayed from the sub fciiber's plantation Half couibe, on Rocky Comfort, la It monfh, a {mall bay Mode, 13 hands high, one or both hind feet white, a (witch tail, and an Indian brand—Qiape not recol- plealant under the faddle, and an excellent lady’s boric—was laft (e’en by a Mr. Dawkins, who turned him into Ogeeche Swamp—was alio feen by a Mr. Harris, both living on the Fork of Ogecchrc Sc Roc ky Comfort,—The horfe is well known on the Oconee, about the Dead liver, and capt. Swil ly's diftrid, being the horfe which was Bolen two years and upwards Cnee from the Cheehaw King, and paid for by the Hate, and purchaled of the Bate by the fubfenber at public fale.— The above reward will be paid on delivery of the horfe at the plantation, or to j AS. JACKSON. Louifville, April 14, 18cm WANTED TO PURCHASE , BEEF HIDE S. The higheft price will be giv en in CASH or GOODS, by WALTER ROBINSON. Nlarch 30. PUBLIC AUCTION. C',7 Saturday, the 1 Ith July next, '4’/// be fad, at the plant at ten of the iute It mum I! u/cn, cn Iviliianijon Swamp, deceafed. About Forty l.Uad of Jikdv STOCK CATTI E. Alio, a let ofSAODLER’SN BLACK SMIIII S i 00l S, belonging to the Kftare of the laid descal ed. Conditions will be made known cn the day of fale. W m. CAWTI lON, Executor. May 25, ISc 1. X..-.. - ... .. NOTICE. ALL perfons having demands againft the tftacc of John Par ions, deceafed, are delired to bring them forward, properly attefled to the Sublcnbers; and thofe indebted to the eflate, are requefted to make immediate paytntnt. Wm. PARSONS, JAMES PARSONS, Executors. N O T I C E. ’ A LX. Perfons indebted tr, tho x * Eflate of Daniel M‘Ncil, late of the County of Je/Terfon, deceafed, are hereby requefted to make immediate payment ; and all thofe to whom the Laid Eflate is . indebted, arc likewife requefted to render in their Ac counts properly attefled, on or before the third Monday in July next. JANE M‘NEIL, Adm’x. D. M‘NEIL, Adm’or. May 30, 1801. A proposai7 By William Young Birch & Abraham Small, Of the City of Philadelphia , For pujbhfhing, by fubfcription, that invaluable work Dr. Russell’s BISTORT OF MODERN EUROPE i With an account cf the decline end fall of the Roman Empire , the Rife of Modern Kingdoms, Lie. (Ac. (fjf SnhJcriptlons received at this Office, for the above work. February 14. is U 1 ICE. AI.L perfons indebted to the efta'e of Mary Paulett, late of the County of JefFerfon, dec'd, are hereby requeued to make immediate payment ; and all to whom the efiate is indebted, are likewife requefted to render in their accounts prepedy aucftcd. John Reefe, Garland Ilardwich, Executors. May 9. jw' NOTICE. performs indebted to Ma nus Lemle, are from the years ninety* teven, ninety* eight, ninety-nine and eighteen hundred, to come forward and fettle their accounts, as he will attend at Daniel I etide’s houlc, to receive the debts. MANUS LEMLE. May 8, iftot. NOTICE. L* perfons having demands again!! the eflatc ol Wro. Pau’eiC Hnrvey, dct’ti. aie defired to biirg »hern forward, properly authcnpra'ed —And thofc in debted to the efiafe, requeft ed to make immediate pay* ment» MILIY HARVEY, Adm'rx. May 9. GEORGI A, Wirrcn County. '\}\j WHEREAS Robert At rcrombie * and Jofcph HowpP, hath ap« app ! icd *o me torletferi of admmiftrafiuu rn the (ita*r of Archibald Kempt y, are of ibid county, dpccafrd ; thtlr arc then fore la crrc »nd idmnnifli »l| and l.ni»u*ar the kindred and crcd t* rt of th.- laid deccaird, to be t»nd appear bflore Ibe bon. Court of Ordinary, on • lie ad Monday in Aupult next, to (heir cauß if any ihtyran. *hy laid leiteifi rtc u'd not be granted. G rrn under ir,y hand and f/»1 at offi c, tiiM i:\.h of February 1801, and in the tuenry fifth ycar ct Aa.crirau Jndepcndcncc, Septimus Weatherby, c. c. o, F O R R E N T. fc? A convenient STORE, and one of the belt lit nations for bufmefs in Louifvilie. Enquire efthe Printers. June 13, IHO2. ™ "" —— ---■ ---■ ■ ■—■■ ■ RAN-AWAY from the Sub feriber, on Thurfday morn-, ing laft, from the houfc of Phillip Jenkins, twelve miles below I.ouifvillc, on the Savan nah road, two Negroes, viz.—• A fellow named TONY, fix feet high, thirty years old, Him made and black complexion, had on when he went away an Cfna burg Hurt and trowfers, and a white cotton jacket. Alfo aNT gro woman named CREASE, about twenty-two yeais old, with her upper fore-teeth out * both had on when they went off, new felt hats. Any perfoa who will deliver them at ,the Jioufe of jofcph Chairs, Old- Town, lhall have a reward of Twenty Dollars, orfecure them in Burke or JefErfon jail, final have Fifteen Dollars. HOLDEN June 29, Hoi.