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TO TS RENTED. [
[gp OX Saturday the 6th of
iVbruary next, and immediate
pofiWlion given, the plantation
1 miurly owned by brands
Coleman, on Duhart’s Creek.
Glorge Walker,
William Walker,
Simmons Fowler,
'Em fees for the aft ale of
trends E. It cither \
January i, 1802.
- ■ 1
TO 13E SOLD,
0» TlßtDmi , the fib of Ve
it >ary next) at the plantation
oj liudjJi ti hitake), late tj
the county oj H ajhington, cte
ceajcd)
11 PRIME NEGROES,
Belonging to the ejiate of J aid
decenjed, jor the benefit of the
heirs ii.U creditors. 'twelve
91. ntbs credit wilt ie given , and
bond with approved Jc curtly re
quired.
Stephen dantel,
JOHN V* i H i AKEk,
Adminifratoi s.
Vl r aftTmgtcn aunty, Dec. 30.
SHERIFF'S SAIT.
$/7 the frft 'iuc[dry in February
next, at the Court Hcufe in
hand erf'll!e IVdjhtiigtcn coun
ty, between the hours 0] ten and
th: ee o' deck, will he fold to the
h igh eft bidder, for Cafk ,
ONE Mulatto Girl, taken as
Hie property of Roher t Jack Ton,
to la;isiy Benjamin Moning’s
Execution.
Alfo—One black horfe, bri
dle, fuddle, and (addle-baggs—
taken as the property of Ro
bert C laiey, jun. to fatisfy
Saul Simons’s Execution.
Andrew Kennedy, s. w. c.
December 30.
COLKCTLOR’s SAI FS.
mil he fold, on the Jar ft Saturday
in March next, at (be Market
Hcufe, in the Town of Louif
vule,
10,000 Acres thiid quality
•Land, lying in Franklin and
Jackfon Counties, on the wa
ters of the Oconee Kiver, ad
joining Lott and Dennifon, and
granted to John Surries and
others. Taken as the property
of Peter J. Carnes, efq. de
ceafed, to fatisfy his raxes for
the year ißco. Tax due 22
dollars 63 cents
GARLAND HARDWICH,
T. C. J. C.
December 26.
NOTICE.
AT.L perfens indebted to the
cfate of John dining, late cj the
aunty cj 'joffer Jon, dcceafed, are
hereby requefted to make immediate
Payment ; and all to whom the
•’jfa/e is indebted, arc I ike wife re
quefted to render in their accounts,
properly attefted .
John Vining,
JISSL V IXINC,
Executors.
Sept. p, 1 Sot.
N O T I C L.
I caution all perfons from trad
ing for a note of 35 dollars given
by me to p annuel Brady, dated 2% tb
November, payable in next date ;
it being part of the price of a fick
Nag he impofed on me, and I
on t intend to pay it.
P. GIBBS.
Warren County, Dee, 26.
J n .vE AwTa K 1
dJbAT after the expire!ion of
nine month', 1 Jhall apply to the
honorable infer Ur court cj Wajh
ingten County, for leave to Jell
a trad (J Sand, containing two
hundred acres , lying in tee Jo Id
a unty, adjoining Samuel lb ward,
belonging to the eft ate of PBLAJcn
Toung, deceased j for the ben eft of
the heirs and creditors.
Jeremiah Kendall, Adm'r
Sept. 24, i3or.
TAKE NOTICE?"
THAT there will be application
made to the honorable Inferior
Court of the County of Wcfhing
ten, after nine months farm the
prefent date, to Jell a, truth of land
lying in fa id aunty, containing
one hundred forty three and three
fourths acres on the waters of
Buffalo , adjoining lands of binary
Harris and John H right, for the
benefit cf the heirs of Robert Ea
theredge, deceafed.
Callly Fatheridce,
Adminifiratrix.
John Mari y. Ad in or.
Sept ember 3, 1801.
TAKE NOTICE.
THAT nine months after date,
application will be made to the
honor able the Infer it* Court of
the Canity cf Burke, for Lave to
jell a certain trait cf Land, jit uate
in Jdid county \ containing three
hundred acres, bounding North
by Grey Stock Roberts, and va
cant land; Eaft , by James Jor
dan's, and vacant land ; South,
by Sarah Higdon s, and vacant
land, and IB eft by vacant land at
the time bi furvey, and gran, ted to
JoJhiia Simpfon , the eph cj May
1786 —for the benefit of the heirs
and creditors of thefaid JvJhua
Simpfon.
J ames Jones, Attorney for
Worry Kilpatrick Admit
niftratcr of Joftjua Simpfon.
January 1, 1802.
TO BE SOLD,
TIRO hundred acres f land in
JefierJon County, whereon Richard
Hammock now lives. It is fit tint e
on Rambert's Creek, within four
mites cj 1 cuifnlle, and joins lands
cf R chert li arnoik, end Daniel
AT Veil, Indifputahle titles will
be given, and the ter ms cf payment
made eejy to the fur chafer/ For
jurther particulars apply to the
dulyenter, at Barnwell Fiji rill,
near Steel Creek, South - Carolina,
or I high M c Neely.
FRANCIS H. GODFREY.
December 24, 1801.
A PROP OS A L
By W ill lam A oung Birch
A Abraham Small,
Of the C.iy cf Philadelphia,
For publifiling, by fubfeription,
that Invaluable work
Dr. Russell’s
BISTORT OF MODERN
EUROPE ;
With an account of the decline
and fall oj the Roman Empire ,
the Rife of Modern Kingdoms,
Ac. (Ac. *
(iff Subjcripticns received cJ
this Office, for the above work.
January 13.
BLANKS
For Sale at tills O/Hcc.
( GREGOR Y" , !
A N D
B O ti N 1 icou e,
CLOCK. & WATCHMAKERS,
Geld and Silver Smiths,
FROM NEV.-Yr.RK,
I p ESPI XT FULLY inform I
i AV the citizens of 1 ouifvillc, I
j and its vicinity, that they make
j and have for Idle at their Shop,
j oppofiie Me firs. Lay & Mely’s
Printing-Office, the following
Articles, viz.
GOLD Miniatures,
Ditto Medallions,
Ditto I ockets,
Ditto Lar-rings,
Ditto Beads,
Ditto Waift-buckles,
Ditto CJafps, j
I Plain and mourning finger-rings, I
Silver Soup Ladles.
Ditto Table*
Ditto Tea £ Spoons,
Ditto Salt )
Ditto Sc if far Chains,
Watch Keys, Seals, &c. &c.
Lcuijville , Jan. 6, 1802.
A CAUTION.
C-GME time in the month of
October, in the year 179 c, i
the underhgned and Benjamin
Smith, gave an inftrument of
writing to John Shankie, for
fifty fix pounds North-Carolina
currency; thefe are therefore to
wafn all perfons from mirchafmg
the fame, as it has fmee
been difeharged, as can be made
appear b\ fufficient vouchers in
the pofielfion of the Subfcriber.
Cornelius Murphy.
Wafhington County,
Aug. 19, 1801.
Notice to Thoje it may concern.
from and after the third
Monday in this month, no fer
vices will he performed bv the I
Clerks of the Superior or Infe
rior Courts of Wafhington
county, until the fees required
by law are firfl paid.
Thos B. Rutherford, c.s.c.
WIL LIAMM‘MU R R A Y , C. I. C. j
November. 7, 1801. 2a m 3
TA K E~ NOT! C Lb
r j HAT nine momhs from the
date hereof, there will be
an application made to the ho
norable the Court of Ordinary
of the County of Wafhington,
f< r leave to Jell all the realeftare
of Benjamin Griffin, deCeafed,
for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of faid deceased.
ALT 1 N GRIFFIN,
Surviving Adminijtrater.
November 14. 6m
NOT TceT
THAT nine months after !
date, application will be made to
the Honorable Inferior Court of
Wafhington county, for leave
to fell a trad of land, the pro
perty of Jacob Hendry, of faid
county, elect aied, for the bene
fit of die heirs and creditors of
faid decealcd.
George Hendry, Adm'r.
Wafoingtcn county , Nov. 3, 1801.
N O T I GET
IyiILREAS the Subfcri- I
V V ber, feme time fmee, i
gave his note to George Prince, 1
for two hundred dollars, payable
at Chriflmas, which faid note
is fatisfied and dicharged; all
perfons are hereby forwarned
from trading for the fame.
WILLIAM CR/vIG.
Fcnn's Bridge, Jan, 6,180 a-,
r to titt 4 , mine.
A NEW M A ?
OF THE
STATE of GEORGIA.
HAVING been frequently
loJtcited by m\ friends
in this and other Rarer, to pub
in'h a MAP of
I have devoted much time and
I labour for thele fix vears paft
to that object j and having ac
qnued Rich materials as I jm„
puaoe of, i fhall be prepared m
a (hort time to offer to them
and the public, a Map, which,
from its accuracy, I have the
beff: hope will meet with general
approbation ; and that 1 ffall
fecure to myfelf (through their
bounty) ahandfome emolument
ns a reward for my induffry and
perfeverance.
The fi/e of the above men
tioned Map is 4 feet 6 inches,
by 3 fret 6 inches—fufficiently
large to exhibit the founding
of the ffveral Bays and Inlets,
and render it of life to Mariners.
| It will be placed in the hands of
an Eng; aver within the term of
four months from this date,
where Plates will be prepared
with all peffibie expedition.
A number of copies will thea
be ffruck off under my own
lupcnntendancy in the Town of
l ouifville, and circulated thro*
the various Rates, where Rib
feriptions may have been ob
tained. Price for plain Maps
5 dollars ; and for thofe ('un
varied and elegantly ornamented
8 dollars.
Subfcriptions will be received
in Loudville, at the Purveyor
Gcneral’j C ffice, Treafun Of
fice, Secretary of State’s Office,
PoR-Office, and I. ouifrlle
Gazette Prmtircr-C ffice.——At
Wafliirgrnn, \V likes County,
by Gen. Meriwethei—At Spar
ta, by Martin Martin, efq —•
On Augufla, at the pcßrffice—«
| And in Savannah, by Majf#
i Tliomas Tohnfon.
DANIEL ST URGES,
Surveyor General.
Surveyor General’s office,
Nov. a4, tBot
NOTICE.
ALT. "perjctis in rich ted to the
eft ate of Taney C. Key , Late of the
county cf Jeferfcn , deceajed , art
hereby requefted to make immediate
payment and all thofe to voben}
the Jaid eft ate is indebted , are like~
wife requeued to render in their
accounts properly attefted , on cf
before the ftrft cf November next*
MART KfT, Admrx.
SAMUEL ANDREWS,
GEORGE JONES ,
Adminiftrato rs .
T A K E O r I i K.
r I ' lIA T there will be applica
tion made to the honorable
inferior court oF the county of
Wafhington, after nine m nibs
from the prefent date to fed a
; certain traft of land lying ia
i fdd countv. containing wo
i hundred and ninety-eight acres,
| on Sandhill creek, bounded by
John VThiies fobn Pmganears,
and fobn Cannady’s lands, for
the benefit of the heirs and cre
ditors of George Diiliard, de
reared.
Jariafi Dilliard, Adn:x>:
May 2Q, 2801,
