The Louisville gazette and republican trumpet. (Louisville, Ga.) 1800-1809, October 27, 1802, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'On the 4A inftant, rarne on the C led ion of four members to reprcfent this date, in the houfe of representatives •of the United States; alfo, for members of the General Afiem bly, The following is a Itate of the poll, to wit: JEFFERSON. For Congrefs. — Candidates. John Mi Hedge, 54! David Meriwether, 525 jofepli Bryan, 503 Samuel Hammond, 486 Francis W1 IDs, 58 Matthew M‘Allifler, 49 < Peter Early, 30 For Senator of the County . Solomon Wood, 343 David M‘Cormick, 205 For Reprefen tat Ives . Benjamin Whitaker, 485 H. G. Caldwell, 323 Douglafs Hancock, 252 * Scattering votes, 7 WASHINGTON. For Congrefs . M i Hedge, 5 9 Eryan, 569 Hammond, 550 Meriwether, 439 Early, 263 Willis, 66 M c Alii(ler, 22 For Senator . Watts, 370 Blackfhear, 287 Stokes, 160 For Reprcfentalive:. Skrine, 530 Franklin, 513 Grice, 409 Hop Ton, 382 Hayley, 260 Burke, 7 1 BURKE. For Congrefs, MHledge, 412 Bryan, 377 Meriwether, 375 Hammond, 360 Early, 80 M c Allifter, 60 *Wiiiis, 1 For Senator . David Emanuel, 449 For Reprefentathes. Abraham Jackfon, 443 James Letter, 342 Augufline Harris, 329 Simeon Lowry, 181 HANCOCK. Meriwether, 997 Milledge, 939 Early, 8 11 Hammond, 673 Bryan, 585 Willis, * 5 1 M f Alhttcr, 7 Senator —Mr. Lamar. Reprefentathes —Me firs. A dams, Hall, and Harbirt. GREENE. Early, 1078 Milledge, 437 Willis, 426 Hammond, 330 Meriwether, 288 M C A Hitter, 267 Bryan, 3 1 Senator —Mr. Parks. Reprefentathes —M e fTr s. Pc r ter, Ntfoit, and Grelham. WILKES. Meriwether, 1044 * Early, 1040 Milledge,771 Willis, 702 M c Allifter, 166 Hammond, 75 Bryan, , 44 Senator —Mr. Talbot. Reprefentativcs —Mt firs. Eut frr, Clarke, and Abbot. o*t f v-* * i*i .1 i Lif, Sena for Bell. Reprefentathes— Meff. FIIII- j lips, Hudfpeth and Jordan. LINCOLN. Senator—* - Walton. Reprejentatives — Meff. Zim merman and Efpey. FRANKLIN. Senator —l). Jones. R eprefentatives —A ieff, •; .Wil kins and Hooper. JACKSON. Senator —Mr. Dxon. ll epr<fentathes~*~Mcftrs. Har- 1 ns, and Hampton. CLARKE. Senator —Mr. Ealley. R eprefental he —Mr. R un ne Is. El BERT. Senator —Mr. Jones. Reprefentathes —Mcff. Cof by, Eatton, and Daniel, COLUMBIA. Senator— Mr. M'Ncil. R eprefentatives— Me I frs. W, Drane, Williams and Simms, RICHMOND. Senator —Mr. Lacy- Reprefentativcs —Me ff. Wat kins and Bottwick. WARREN. Senator —Mr. Fort. Reprefentathes —Me fT. Ro fe and Gray. MONTGOMERY. Senator —Mr. M‘Griff. Reprcfentathe —Mr. Lowe. TATTNALL. Senator —Mr. Swiiley. Reprcfentathe —Mr. Lott. SCRIVEN. Senator —Mr. Skinner. Reprcfentathe —M r. Lanier. EFFINGHAM. Senator —Mr. Polhill. Reprcfentathe — Mr. IvPCall. BULLOCH. Senator —Mr. Jones. Reprcfentathe —L. Lanier. LIBERTY. Senator —Mr. Stuart. Reprefentathes —Ml firs. Gi rardeau and Stevens. M‘IN TOSH. Senator —Mr. Nephew. • Reprcfentathe —Mr. Wood. GLYNN. Senator —Mr. Burnett. Reprcfentathe —Mr. G. Glg nilliat. CAMDEN. Senator —Mr. Hutchinfon. Reprcfentathe —Mr. J ackfon. BRYAN. Senator —Benj. Maxwell. Reprcfentathe — JeffeM'Call. CHATHAM. Senator —Mr. Harden. Reprefentathes —Me firs. G. M. Troup, Thus. U. P. Charl ton, and J. E. Houflon. An aggregate amount of the votes given each candidate, for a feat in the Houle of Reprc fentatives of the United States, in ail the Counties throughout the Pate, except Bryan and Ef fingham. Col. John Milledge, 8140 Gen. David Meriwether, 7721 Peter Early, Efq. 7210 . Col, Samuel Hammond, 4975 Jofeph Biyan, Efq. 4409 Col. Francis Willis, 3 102 Matthew Modifier, Efq. 2418 f From which it appear?, that Col. Milledge, Gen. Meriwe ther, Col Hammond, and Le tt r Early, Lfq. are to be our rt prt fentatives in the rext C< r gufs. Ihe Lift three vtll kn-wn fjf tfic‘r principles, and the latter whe ther federal or republican Teems not to be accurately albcrtained. ■ " —hi ■■ >— ’c^raers CEORGUy Jejfdrson County. BRIGADE ORDERS. OAc her the sfh, iSo2. IN confluence of Orders re ceived from Major General Jackson, of the iith ultimo, fluting that a confidcrable num ber of French and Guadaloupe Negroes, commonly called Bri gands, had arrived at the port, of New-York, and were in tended to be landed widen the limits of the Southern States, probably in this Hate. Th* commanding Officers of each Regiment in the Second Brigade of the Firft Diviiion of the Militia, will vifjt all the Volunteer Corps, Dragoons, Arrillcrv and Infantry, within their rcfpetftivc commands, and caufe them to hold thcmfclves in readings to march at (he fßoftcft notice, the Infantly to be particularly attentive to theft bayonets, and each Dragoon the like attention to his fword. 'I he expoft J fifiiation of our country, and the defperate cha racter of thole Brigands (who refpeft neirhei age nor fex) will it is hoped induce an implicit obedience to this order. Should any Officer be fo inattentive to his Country’s intern!, as to negkft his duty, he Hull not pais with impunity. By order cf Brigadier Gene ral SoLOMON WOOD, D. Emanuel, fun. Aid - uC - Camp, j SHERIFF’S SALES. Will be fold, on the irfi Tuefday in Dec. next, at the Market Houfe, in Louifville , between the Lours of ten and three 0 ClCCk y ONE Negro Fellow, named dork ; taken as the preferty of Che fey Bofzvick , adnitniftrator of Jefeph P reft on, dec erfed, , to fatisfy Jcftph Clay , vs adminifirator of Jefeph Prefion. Alfo, ico acres Land , called Spring Head ’Pratl , granted to Dauvl M l Murphy ; taken to fatisfy an execution Eliz. Palmer , vs Nathan Powell. former terms of file not com plied with . • DAVID THOMAS, Sheriff J. C. October 27. NOTICE. On the firft Saturday in Oftober next, will be fold, at the court-houfe in Waynefboro’, ALL the real eftare of Ar chibald Woods, deceafed, — Conditions cf the above Tale will be made known on the day of Tale. Esther Woods, Adm x. John Martin, Admr* Auguft 23, 1802. N. B. The lale of the above Property, belonging to the far] rftate cl Archibald Woods, de ceafed, is prftponed until the fiiftTuefcav in Novtinbt r nt xr* Esthkr Woods, Adm'x. John Martin, Aamr % Cdicker 2 t xbca. N*' & Tier: AN Executive Order has been tflutd for my deli vering over tot the Solicitor Genual nil Bonds arrd Notes given for the purchafe of “ In dian Goods,” in order chat the moil fpcedy and eße dual mc chpd may be taken for rhhfr ■ coJI-dion ; which reqiufitiort has been complied with, and thole indebted had better make an early payment to the Soli- I ntor to prevent trouble and I expence. EDWIN MOUNGEIE Trerfury Office , Loui/ville, Ofiober 26, i#o2. TOTHEPUBLIcT " HAVING called upon Mf. Field Kennedy, of Greene County, to make fuisfkdion to me ter an irreparable injury | done my brother’s family j frid j chaflite him for his treachery 1 towards an nnfufpedling female. Mr. Kennedy lias refuted mo that fatisfidion which is ufuihV ; expeded upon fuch occafions. I bug leave therefore to-fubmic it to the impartial public, whe ther to the catalogue of hia enormous crimes, lie has not alfo added the charader of aa infamous and bate coward. Andrew Hemphill. September Q, 1802. - : TO BE SOLD, On the fa ft dry of Janua.y next, ONE Hundred Acres of LAND, in Wafhmgton County, joining land of Francis Tfcnhcile, John Koberttem, and Henry Happy, between forty and fifty Acres are cleared, and at jndent occupied by Jamea Perry;—Sold as the property of William Jack (on, deceated. Twelve months credit will be given, the purchafer giving bond and approved fecunty. William Jack Son, Jeremiah Jackson, Executors, SHERIFF’S SALES. On the Hr ft TUESDAY in Nov*, next, will he fdd, at the Alar het Houfe, in ].cuifville, I -'tween the hours cf 10 and 3 o' clock, A1 kely SORREL HORSE* taken as the property of Whi ms Brinfon, to fatisfy Arthur Cheatham’s execution. Alfo, two likely KFGftO BOA’S* James and David,—. Taken as the property of Blaf firgame Harvey, deceated, to fatisfy Joteph G. Pofncr and Pofner & Benedix’s executions, former terms of fate not com plied with. DAVID TUT MAS, Sheriff J . C, TO BE SOLD, At the flottfe of the Suhfcrihcr , at the Ilea dcf Big Creek, ok the 20 r. 6 day cf OiUhe r nent $ 4 2 ° Acres of LAND, 25 Acres cleared with good im provements. Alfo, Acres of 1 and, lying on Ch*“ver’s creek, eight miles from Louhvillc together with fever.il other Ar ticles too tedious ro mention. Conditions will he m~de * known on the day of fde. Xhc tele to be gin at 9 o’clock in ihe j morning. i John Brack'* ridge. September 20, 1 fc’gi.