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THE LOUISVILLE GAZETTE • AND REPUBLICAN TRUM P E T. V 0 ""’ l:l -1 a TURD a Aucl-st ,to). [No. LIBZUTi' IS 0U& MOTTO AND IRL'f ii QVR GUIDE. GEORGIA, LOUISVILLE:—PuIIiIhed every Saiutday, by AMBROSE LAY & JAMES 11 ELY, loth: a ‘ 3 uic.lais pu ann.; \\ here t!Lys, Articles ot Intelligence, Adveitiftnicms, &c. sic thankfully received, and FR.N 11NG iu all us variety, i. executed with ncatneis and difpalcii. WILL BE SOLD, On the fecond Saturday in Octo ber next, at the plantation of Wiley Thorp, of Burke county deceafed, ALL the perfbnal property of the laid dec. Twelve months credit will be given to purchafers giving bond with approved fe cunty, tor all fums above live dollars, to Wm. S. LANCASTER, Executor, July 30. SHERIFF’S SALES. Or. the FIRST TUESDAY September next , at the Court llottfc, in Saunderjville , IVaf - region County , between the hours of ten and three o'clock of the day, will he fold to the hie heft bidder, A VALUABLE TRACT of LAND, containing acres, with a compieat Grift and Saw Mill on hy lying on Ogechee River, adjoining the Galphinton lands. Allb, one NEGRO MAN, named JUNE, with a quantity of Stock and Houle hold Furniture. Taken as the property of Thomas Shields, fenior, to fatisfy James. Wallace’s execution. Terms, cafh. J. WATTS, Sheriff, Auguft i, 1801. 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 purchafcd by the fubfeiber kora Mr. Edmund Bacon of this city,- who bought him of eapt. John Hunton, of the town of Walhington, in this ftate, V; hcre he may now probably be Any peiTon who will deliver him 1-0 Mr. Thomas Gardner, in Augufta, or to the fubferiber in Savannah, fhall receive the above inward, and all reafonable ex ecs paid. JOHN CAIG. Savannah, May 29, 1801. A PROPOSAL By William You to Birch &: Abraham Small, 0/ the City cf Philadelphia, by fubferiptien, that invaluable work Dr. Russell’s HIS TORT OP' MODERN EUROPEi lUith an account of the decline and fall cf the Roman Empire, the Rife of Modern Kingdoms, bfc. (Ac. Uj' Snbjcripticns received at th:s Office* for the above work, February 14. NOTICE. ALT perfons indebted to Pe ter Johnfon Carnes, Kfq. late of this county, deceafed, are de iired to make payment as foon as poluble i and thole to whom the deceafed flood indebted, to exhibit their claims duly, atteft ed to Michael Shclrnan, Kfq. of this place, or to the Sub fcriber at Sylvan-Hill, Franklin county. THOMAS P: CARNES, Ad min if rater, Lcuifville, May 13, 1801. N O T ICE.* A LL Perfons indebted to the rA Eftate of Daniel M‘Neil, late of the County of Jetfcrfon, deceafed, are hereby requeiled to make immediate payment j and all thofc to whom the faid Eftate is indebted, are Lkewifc requefted to render in their Ac counts properly attefted, on or before the third Monday in July next. JANE IVPNEIL, Adm’x. D. M‘NEIL, Adm’cr. % ’ N O T I C E. NINE months afterdate, ap plication will be made to the. Honorable the Infeiior Court of the county of Jefferfon, for leave to fella iraft.ot 287-h. acres of land on Ogechee, in faid coun ty, bounded by Stephen Derry foz, and Jacob Sutton’s lands, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors cf Seth Fountain, de ceafed., Wm. FOUNTAIN, adnVr. July 4, 1801 . F O R S AL E, Andpnfeffitn given the frfi day of Jamuary next , A TRACT of LAND in Jefferfon County, contain ing aoo acies, ten miles above LouilVille, on the road leading to Georgetown, inferior to none in the county, with about Bo acres of frefh Land in high cul tivation, and under good fences, and alio log buildings of every defeription. Alfo a tradl in Jackfon coun ty, containing 373 acres, lying on the Mulberry Fork cf the Oconee and Indian Creek, ad joining Procer Horton’s land and Mr. Reed, and generally known by the Beaver ruin, on which is an excellent mill feat, and alfo a hand feme piece of cane break, equal to any in the ftate for the* cultivation of corn. For terms apply to Mr. Jas. Stubbs, near LouilVille, or the Subfcriber, in Augufta. Cafti or Negroes will be received in payment. JOHN SCOTT. May 23. PUBLIC AUCTION. On Turf day next, at the Mar ket - Houle in the town if LcuijvH be, will le Jo bet withe ut referve, the ref due of John Bowman's land laid out in the J Plowing manner: 1.01 No. 3, containing 147 acres.—No. 4, 128 1-4 acres. — No. 5, 179 acres, and No. 6, 210 7-4 acres. joiiN HOST WICK, V. m. July 17, 1801. (Cf The Sale of the above 1 and is poftponed until the firft Monday in Oclobtr next. July LL MANUS LEMLE Clb’fS notice to his friend* in Leu if aide , and the public in gene ral, that he has removed to Sa vannah, and occupies the houfe next door to Mr. Rcmjhurt, Sad ler, in J offerfn-fiYccty where he intends to keep a-private hoarding bolife, Jlr the accommodation <f his friends and cuftomers , and earnefly fclicils a, continuation of their paji favours j he hopes to be able to give them generaljhtifac tion in this line, as he intends to pay particular attention in getting every commodity favorable to health—bis bcuje is well Jducited and airy—he has alfo good fables and is able to accommodate tra vellers, rf n l. «, J ll o -5- TEN DOLLARS REWARD. (Cf TRAY ED bom the Sub- 1) tcdbiiV plantation Malf coinbe, on Rocky Comfotf, lall month, a linaii bay lloile, 13 h .nds high, one er both hind feel white, a twitch tail, and an Indian brand—lhape riot rccol le£Ud—is pleafant under the {audio and an excellent lady's horfc—-was lad feen by a Mi. Dawkins, who lurried him into Ogetchc Swamp—was alfo ken by a Mr. Earns, both living on the Fork of Ogetche So. Bec ky Comfoit.— The hoke is well known on the Oconee, about lire Dead liver, and capt. Swil ly’s ch drift, being the hoifc which w a* Helen two years and upwards Once f.otn the Chat haw Ling, and paid for by the (laie and purchaled ol the date by the fubferiber at public tale.— The above reward vail be paid on delivery of the bode at the plantation, 01 to JAS. JACKSON. Louifvilie, April 14, 1801. MUS I C BOOKS, For the Violin and German Flute, for fide, at die Office ol the Louifvilie Gazette. July 25, 1801. wun-iIJSTXptKr For Sale at this Office. NOT! C JR. (Ej‘ THE Sidjtriber being du* iy author Jed to Jet lie the , Edits cf the late ancern if \V alter i , Smith Sc Co, rcqticjis alt perjens indebted thereto, to make hnmed . ate pel V m cut. JOHN BOSTWICK, Agent, * hcuifville , May 77, iHoi. i(-J 3 THE duly if they zee hid be jV/’u to paid a plate in a private ha n aly } to tea eh a fezv Eehclats the French 1 .anpurge- A •hjtc % vocal ttf’d inJlrumeUal, and Dime— tug. —For terms apply to him aL Dr. Pup/ley's, LcuiJviUe. EDWARD CAD USCI I* ...July |B : D TA K E NO T 1 CE, HAT three will he applica« lion made 10 the honorable infedor court of the county oi J vdalhmgtcn, alter nine inonthti Iroin the pielent (Tie to fella certain ih.d of land lying in hid county, containing two hundred and ninety-eight acre *»« Sandhill crr<k, bounded b/ John Whiles, |ohn Barganears,, and John Cannady's lands, loc the benefit of the heirs and cre ditors of Ctorgc Billiard, dc«» teamed Jari /* h Billiard, A dm. r« May 29, 2801. tvs OI ICE is hereby given to a il peilons having de mands again!! the clinic of the late honorable [arms joney a dcceafcd, that rhey render them, piopedy alteflcd lo the lubfcri beis ; olid thole indebted lo iho • flatc are icquciled lo mak© immediate payment, JOHN MiLLEDGF, LDENEZrKK STARK, Eiccuion. March 28. NOTICE. A I - hi per Tons having demands agoinfl the eftate ol Win. Paulcit 11 j tvt y, dec'd. are dchred (n bring rhem forward, properly authenticated—And lirofe in ch hied to thf: tfla e, a'c h quell ed to make immediate pay * tnenr, MI ELY HARVEY, Admix, May 9, ~mjticE JK. I L perfons indebted to the eftate of Marv Baulctt, larc 06 the County of jeficrlon, dec'd, are hereby rcquelted lo make immediate payment ; and all to whom the ellate is indebted, are hkewife lequdltd lo render m their accounts properly suuiied* John Keefe, CaiUnd iiaidwich, Executors. May 9, ...
