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Volume V.] LOUIWiI-LE, (GEORGlA)—Published every Wednefday, by AMBROSE DAY & JAMES HELY, at 3 dollars per arm.-Where EiTays. Articles of Intelligence, Advcrtilcmcius, Nc. Uc. arc thankfully received, and i KIN i ING in ail its variety, is executed with ncatacls and di[patch. WILL BE SOLD, At the Market Hcttfe, in the Town of Louifvilie , on SA TUR DAT, the 26 f h day of Februaty next , between the hours of ten end two o'clock , 663 Acres of LAND, in four different iradh or furveys, within one mile of Louifville, being the real eftatt* o f Job.*- Parlous, deceafed. Terms of fale, one third ready money ; the other two thirds to be paid on the fiid day of January, 1804 —pin-chafers giving bond with approved fecurity. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Laid deceafed, by virtue of an order of the hon orable the Inferior Court.— Former terms of fale not com plied with. Wm parsons. Surviving Executor, January 13, 1803. NOTICE. Will be Sold, on Tuefday the 1 sth day of February next , at the heufe of Frederick Morris. ALL the NEGROES be longing to the eftate of Tandy C. Kev, deceafed, for the be nefit of the heirs and creditors. On the fame day, will be rented, for the term of two years the PLA N T A TIO N whereon rhe deceafed lived. George Jones, Adm'r, January 5, 1803. WILL be SOLD, 0;; Friday the 18 th of February next, bet ween the henrs of ten and three o'clock : A LL the perfonal property of * Daniel V/‘ NciL late of this County deceafed , confifting of Ne groes, Horfes, Cattle, Houfe hold Furniture and Plantation Tool , See. Perms made known on the day of fale. ? AN ‘ L '\adm'ors. lANE M c NeTL, S January 12, 1803. RAN AWAY from the fubfenber, in Wilkes county, fork of Little River, on the 9th inflanr, a NEGRO FELLOW, named Sam, about 30 years of age, fix feet high, of a yellowini complexion, and the eye teeth of his upper jiw confiderably injured ; he for merly belonged to Wm. Cour fey j had on when he went away a green jacket and over halls, fomewnat worn. A reward of Ten Dollars will be given to any perfon apprehending laid negro, fo that he may be ob tained. Wm. OGLETREE. Jan. 19, 1803. THE LOUISVILLE GAZETTE; .. . . A N D REPUBLICAN TRUMPET- A r. DN E S DA Y, February 23, tSoj. LIBERTY IS CUR MOTTO WAD TRL’Ttt OUR GUIDS, SHERIFF’S SALES. GN the frft ’luefday in March next, will he fold, at the Mar ket If uje in Louifville, to the highejl bidder, between the hour s of ten and three o'clock) A likely N'gro Fellow, na med Tom, taken to fatisfy an execution R' be 11 i hon pfon, vs. Zachariah Gray and Nathan Powell Former terms of laic not complied with. * Alfo, two likely Horfes, ta ken as the property ot the ell ate c-f Biaflii game Harvey, deceaf ed, to latisfy fundry execu tions. DAVID THOMAS, Sheriff. January 26, 1803. SHERIFFS sales. On the j.rjl Tuejday in Jan. next, will be fold to the higbejt bidder , at the Market-Ilcuje , in Louifville , between the hours of ten and three o'clock , ONE Negro Fellow, named York j taken as the property of Chefity Boftwick , adminijirutor of Jofepb Prejion, deceajed, to fatisfy Jofeph Clay, vs adminifirator of Jofepb Prejion. Alfo, Eleven Negroes , named as follows: Charles, Chloe , Sa vanah Tor k, y Nelly, Be Hindu, Ja cob, Ned, Beck, Adala , Mary and Marratton , pointed out as the property if Chefley Boftwick, fen. to fatisfy an execution of Pa trick Hays , vs. Cheficy Boftwick, and other executions . (ifF The Sale of the above Property, will take place on the frft Tuejday in March next, if the former terms oj Jale are not complied with. Jan 31, 1803. FOR SAL E, ONE Praft of LAND, in Franklin county,containing 1380 acres, more or ids; grant ed to Leonard Marbury, bound ed fouthv. ardly by Baker’s land, fouth call ward ly by Horatio Marbury’s land and ail other Tides by vacant land. One Tract of Land in Frank lin County, containing 1150 acres more or Ids, granted to Leonard Marbury; bounded north-weftwardly by Charity Marbury's land, north-eaftward }y by vacant land, and fouth caftwardly by Baker’s land. One Tract in Burke County containing 350 acres on the north fide of Brier Creek, fold by the Commiflloners of Con- Til cart d property in Decem ber, 1784. Ebsnezer Stark, Moor's Wharf, Savannah. November 23, 1802. STRAYED or STOLEN, FROM the Suljcnher, on the frft day of January laft, cnc bright bay HORSE, about fourteen hands high, with a large far in bis forehead , and branded on the mounting Jide with the let ters C. S. A reward if Ten Dollars will be given to any per fon that will delt ver (hefaid horfe to John Moreland, or to James Kenny brew, in Lincoln Comty, January 27, 1803. — - - - - -- -- umwtumm l GEORGIA, Jeff erf on County. HER EA S Sanh I omkms and Winnifred Parfons, hath this d.iv ap p:itd to me lor etters of ad mmdtration, on the ell ate and effects ol Vartha Parfons, late of tile county afi rcLid dec ; fh fc aie tiwmfoic to cite and adtno rufh all an*l fmgular die kindred and creditors of the (aid dtreaf ed, to file their obie&ions il ary they have, in my office, on or b fore the fiifl Monday in March next, otheiwufc letters of adrmniitration will be granted them. Given under my hand at Office, this 2d of February, 1803, and in the 27'h \ear of rueriran Independe nce JAS. BOZEMAN, c. c.o. Lift of letters retaining Hu tree Poft-Ojjue, at Lcuijviile t on the Jirjt day of January \ 1803, which ij not taken ou t before toe Jirjt day of npn next, will be font to the G tne rai Poft-Ojjue, as dead letters. A. Hugh Alexander, James Ailion. B. John Boftwick, 2, John Bryan, Jelfc Brown, LJizabcth Brownfon, Godfrey Bctfid. C. H. G. Caldwell, 2, Wil liam Craig, 2, J as. Churchwell, Peter Chaftam, Levin Collins, Colpnel Clements. D. Jeremiah Dupree, 2, Jas. Douglafs, John M. Dooly, Ab ner Davis. F. Arthur Finnc. H. Anthony Hancock,Tho mas Hart, 2, Thomas Holt, Elias Hodge, Jofeph Hodge. K. William W. Kennon, John King. L. Daniel Lemle, Jeremiah Loftin, Arthur Lot. M. HimcrV. Milton, Tho mas Medwecher, William M £ Dowell. S. William Skinner, Edith Stone. W. James Williams, Solo mon Wood, Margaret Wood burn, Joel Willis. James Bozeman, P, M. GE moi V. Jefferfon County . I! KR £A S V\ 1 11 iam Cn!- hoon hath this d.«y applied to trie for lette*ts of adminiffta tion*on th» ellate and rlFcds of W till a m Grant late of the coun ty atoicfaid dccraled; thefe are therefore to cite and admonidi all ana fingular the kindred and creditors oi (he fad decealed, to file their objections if any t l vy have, in niy offic e, on or before the iff Monday in March n xt, othciwife letters of admmiiira tiori will be granted her. Given under my hand this 2«1 of Fcbmuy 1803 and in ihe £7 h year of Ameri can Independence. jAs. BOZEMAN, c. c. o. From the National Intelligencer* thoaja's pain i TO THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES. FLIT PR the FIFTH I T is alwavs rhe intend of a far grater part of the nation to have a thing r ghr, than to have it wrong j and, therefore, in a country whole government is founded on the fyftcm of elec tion and rep re len tan on, the fate of every party is decided by its principles. As this fyftem is the only foim and principle of govern ment by which liberty can be prtlerved, and the only one that can embrafe all the varie ties of a great extent of conn-, try, it ne. efllirily .follows, that t< have, the rep re fen tat ion real, the eledion mult be real *. and that whe.c the elc&ipn is a fic tion, the reprefemation is a fiction alfo. Like will always produce its like. A great deal has been faid and written concerning the con duct of Mr. Burr during the late conteft in the federal legiflature, whether Mr. Jcfferfoa or Mr. Burr fhould be declared prt fi dentbf the United States. Mr. Burr has been accufecl of in triguing to obtain (he prefiden cy. Whether this charge be fubftantiated or not makes little or no part of the purport of this • letter. There is a point of much higher importance to attend to than any thing that relates to the individual N!r. Burr; for the great point is not whether Mr. Burr has intrigued, but whether the legiflaturc has in trigued w ith him ? Mr. Ogden, a relation of one of the fenators of New-Jerky of the fame name, and of the party arfaming the ftile of fe deral ifts has written a letter pubidhed in the Ncw-York [No. 192.