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J 1 u K D A H November 28, 1801. fx ( >. \A).
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. ~ f-JBRRTTTS OUR MOTTO AND TRC'/H OUR C JIDF. -
GEOR GIA. LOUISVILLE r-Poblifiied every Saturday, by AMBROSE DAY & JAMES HEDY. J'ruUrs to the Lu,
3 ° als IjLIl jLI an “- • • ‘' le f !!a y s > Articles of Intelligence, Advertifeirrnts, &c. &c. ate thankfully received,
and PR IN 11N Gin all us variety, is executed with neatneis and dilpatch.
NOTIC E.
On Saturday the sth of December
next , will be fold, part of the
Perfonal Fft ate cf Patrick Con
nelly, late of the county of yof
fer fan, dec.]or the benefit of the
heirs and creditors.
Confifting of Cotton, Corn, !
and fodder, Horfes, 1-Jogs, I
Black Cattle, farming Utenfils,
Houfehold Furniture, &c. The
file will be at the plantation of
the laid Patrick Connelly, de
ceafed, and the terms made
known on the day.
TIIOS. STREET, Ahfr.
MAR T STR EETy Adm'x.
N. B. Alfo will be rented
and hired, the Plantation and
Negroes, and pofieffion givenon
the firft day ol January next.
O£lober 24, 1801.
"will be sold,
Oil MONDAY, the 2 \ft of
Dec ember next, at the planta
tion whereon fames Parfons , I
dece 1 fed , formerly refided , ;
THE PERSONAL ES- \
TA 1 E of Paid deceafed.—Con
ditions will be made known on
die day .of Sale.
ANN PARSONS,
Adm in iftratrix.
JOHN BRUM MITT,
Adminiftrator .
November 7. td
WILL BE SOLD,
On the 2yth day of December
next , at the plantation of Chas.
Coates, deceafed ,
THE PERSONAL PRO
PERTY of faid deceafed. Con
ditions will be made known cn the
day cf fale.
ANN COATES,
Adm inift ratriw.
JAMES COATES,
Adminiftrator.
November 14, 1801. td
NOTICE.
On the nth day cf January next,
will be fold, cn the premifes of
Frederick Wimberly, cf IVaJh
ington county, deceafed ;
THE perfonal property of
the laid deceafed : confifling of
valuable Negroes, Horfes, &c.
i v.elve months credit will be
given ; and notes with approv
ed fecurity required.
Frederick Cullens,
Henry Wimberly,
Adminiftralors .
November 19, 1801.
F OrTTle:
Nt Coleman's Save-Mill , on Du
hart's Creek, in Jeff erf on coun
ty,
FOURTH Proof Jamaica
Fum, by the Puncheon, Qnar
'■' -Calk, or Gallon, for Calk or
Corn.
Richard Paulett.
November 17, 1801.
THE LOUISVILLE GAZETTE;
AND
Pv EP U BLICAN TRUM P E T*
SHERIFF’S SATE.
On the Hr ft TUESDAY in De- |
cember next, at the Market
I lotfe, in Louifville, between
the hours cf ten and three
o' clock,
ONE CHAISE and HAR
! NESS, one TRUNK, with-
I POPPETS; one pair of SAD
DLE BAGS, with fome Wear
ing* Apparel, to firisfy John
Colbert’s coll and jail fees. —
Conditions, Calh.
JOHN PAULETT,
Sheriff'.
Oclober 17.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
On the firft Tuefday in December
next, at the Court Ibufc in
Saunderfville , IVafhington coun
ty, between the hours of ten
and three o' (lock, will be fold to
the higheft bidder, for Cajh,
587 Acres of land in laid coun
ty, on the waters of Lamar’s
Creek, adjoining Seffions and
River’s lands; Taken as the
property of Philip Dilliard, to
fatisfy Richard Martin’s Exe
cution.
138 Acres of land on Sand
hill Creek, adjoining He«iton’s
land ; Taken as the property of
Win. Brafwcll and Bailey Ro
binfon, to fatisfy Andrew Ken
nedy’s Execution.
A lib. Acres of land,
with a compleat let of mills on it,
faid land lies on Ogechce River,
adjoining the Golphinton lands,
whereon Thomas Shields now
lives ; One Negro man named
June ; taken as the property of
faid Thomas Shields, fen. to
fatisfy James Wallace’s Execu
tion.
J. WATTS, s. w. c.
Oftober 31.
~ncTt I CE.
ALL perlbns having any de
mands againll the efface of Au
guflin Parrott, deceafed ; and
all thofe indebted to the efface,
are requefted to come forward,
and fettle their accounts imme
diately.
J
Elijah Blackshear, Ex'r.
November 7. 3
T CAUTION.
COME time in the month of
October, in the year 1790,
the underfigned and Benjamin
Smith, gave an inftrument of
writing to John Shankle, for
fifty fix pounds North-Carolina j
currency ; thefe are therefore to j
warn all perfons from purchafmg 1
the lame, as it has long fmcc j
been difeharged, as can be made i
appear by fuificient vouchers in 1
the pofieffion ot the Subfcriber.
Cornelius Murphy.
Wafhington County,
Aug. 19, 1801.
| FORS A L E.
j On the zq th day cf December next,
at public autticily at the planta
tion nczv etci'pied ly Henry
Taylor, cn Limeftcne Creek , in
PE'rfhington county,
A 1 ra<ft of l and containing
3°5 acres, as appears from the
original plat; this trad of land
has been fettled, there is icoa
cres of it cleared, and improved
with houfes and fences—a thriv
ing peach orchard, and feme ap
ple trees i this is a plantation
late the property of John Tay
lor, dec. and is fold by a rule
abiolute of the Inferior Court •
of Wafhington county, for the
benefit of rite heirsand creditors, I
agreeable to the flatute in fuch
cafes made and provided.
The terms of conveyance
will be one moiety of the pur
chafe money to be paid one year
from the day cf isle ; the re
maining- half to be paid at the
O I
expiration of one year from the
time cf the firfl payment. A
bond, with good fecurity will be
required, before the right of the
land 1:. lured, bv
JESSE BRETT,
OWEN TORT,
Exec nlrr s.
Wafhington county, OCt. 17.
TO BE REN TE I T
A CONVENIENT LITTLE
A HOUSE, on eighth ftreer,
occupied at this time by Mrs.
Forfyth ; for nine or twelve
months from the firfl of January
enduing. Lor terms apply to
Mr. William Megche.
N. B. Alio will be Hid,
the fame Premifes ; credit will
be given until the firfc day ol
September next.
WfLUAM KEELING.
November 7.
Notice to Theft it may concern.
brum and after the third
Monday in this month, no fer
vices will be performed by the
Clerks of the Superior or Infe
rior Courts or W afhington
county, until the fees required
by law are firfl paid.
Tiros.B. Rutherford, c.s.c.
William M‘Murrav, c. i. c.
November 7, 1801. cam 3
N OTIC E.
ALLi perftns indebted to the
eft ate cf John Lining, late cj the
county cj \JejferJott , dcccajed, are
hereby requefted to make immediate
payment \ and an to *ivatm iuc
1 abate is indebted , are like wife re
quefted to render in their accounts y
properly at I eft ed .
John Viking,
Jesse Vining,
Executors.
Sept, r, 1801.
1 * *
N O T T C F.
WHEREAS my W ife, Nan*
cy Davis, has nbfcendrd
rny bed and board, withom an/
provocation whatever; 1 C>
hereby forvvarn allperlnns, from
trading with, or cretliiii g lui*
on my account, as I will pay no
debt Ihe may con t raft.
JOHN DAVIS.
Warren County, Nov. 7. ;
NOT I C R
AI L per Tons are cautioned
again ft purchnflng of jofepii
Chairs, a note of hand given b/
me to William Bond, dec. and
| by him traded totlu: I ud Jofepii
I Chairs, for two cows and calves*
! and ten bufheis of corn, as the
fame has been paid ofT, in tta
hands of the faid Chairs.
] FWIS KFNNEDY.
November 7, 1801. ‘ 3
" TAKE NOT IC f”'
r J 1 1 AT nine months from the
dare hereof, there will be.
an application made to the ho
norable the Court of Ordinary
of the County of Wafhington,
fer Lave to fell nil the realeflatc
of Beniamin Grind , dcccaled,
for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of faid dc ccaled.
ALIEN GRIFFIN,
Surah ray Adminijirator*
November 14. bin
NOTICE .
yIJ ,h fer Jons indebted to the
ejlate of Tracy C. Key, Late cj the
county of Jeff erf on, deccafed, arc
hereby reqr.efled to make immediate
payment ; and ell theje to whom
the faid eft ale is indebted, ere like
wife rennefled to render in their
accounts properly aitefed, on or
before the Jr ft of November next.
MARY KEY, Admrx.
SAMUEL ANDREI IT,
CEO ROE JONES,
Adminijlrators.
TAKE
THAT after the expiration rf
nine months, I foal I apply to lie
honorable inferior court of H'rjh ■
in glut County, for leave to fib
a tract cj land, containin'; two
hundred acres / lying in the faid
county, adjoining Samuel lie'card,
belonging to the ejlate of II hi Jon
Young, decea.fed; for the be};fit of
the heirs and creditors.
Jeremiah Kendall, Admr .
Sept. 24, iBot.
JOSEItTci I AIRS
CAVES notice to his Cu ft enters ,
that he will not , in future, he ac
countable for ary Crain that may
be left at his Mills , as the fume is
not inclojed, and being too great a.
diftancefrom his Dwelling-} leuje
to infuse the Jafety cf their pro
duce.
November 14, i3ou