About The Louisville gazette and republican trumpet. (Louisville, Ga.) 1800-1809 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1803)
GEORGIA. By his Excellency JOHN MIL LEDGE, Governor and Com mander in Chief of the Army and Navy of this fate, and i. of the Militia thereof A PROCLAMATION, \ 7| 7 HERE AS by the eighth V V fed;ion of the fecond .article of the conflilution of this it is declared that the go vernor fhall have power to con vene the General Aflembly on extraordinary occafions. And whereas , the Leg* nature of this (late, at their fefllon in November i 302, Rejolved , That in the event of the ratification of the late treaty between the United States and the Creek Indians, for the ceflion of certain lands t > the (late, the governor be re quelled to convene the General Affembly, as foon there after as circumflances would permit. And whereas , I have re ceived information of the rati fication of the afore laid treaty, and other matters of im portance require the deliberation of (he legiflature.—l have there fore thought fit, to iffue this my proclamation, appointing Mon day the eighteenth day of April next, the time for the meeting of the General Affembly, at LouilVillc, the Seat of Govern ment. And Ido hereby enjoin and require the attendance of the fevcral members of the ref pedive branches thereof, on the day and at the place above men tioned. Given under my hand, and the Great Seal of the (late, at the State Houfe, in Louilville, this 17th day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred Sc three, and ol the Independence of the United States of America the twenty-feventh. JOHN MILLEDGE. Jy the Governor , Horatio Marbury, Secretary of fate. God save the State, LOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, T H E ACTS OF THE GENERAL AS SEMBLY of tiA STATE of GEORGIA, ‘passed at the Sessions of June and November, 1802, February 26, 1803. WILL BE PUBLISHED, In a few weeks, That WORK, entitled, Hymns, poems and STATEMENTS, a Will in Dialogue—the Order of MelchizedccdifplayedinChurch and State, demonftracing the falvation of all Men, through Chrift, a fabbath for all Men. By ISAIAH EILAND, & PHILLIPS GIBBS. Jan. 19, 1803. "almanacs For the Year 1803. For Sale at this Office, PROVO S A L S For printing ly Subscription, in the 'lown of Sparta, Han cock County, a Republican News-Paper , to be entitled, The FARMER’S GAZETTE. conditions. I. The Farmer’s Gazette, Jhall he printed weekly, cn demi paper, cf a good quality—and delivered to Subscribers in Spar ta cn the day cf publication, and to thqfe at a diftance, agreeable to direction. 11. r Fhe price to each Subscri ber, will be three dollars per an num, payable half yearly—one half will be required on the receipt cf the fir ft number, and the remainder at the end of fix months. 111. Advertijements inferted on the uf.tal terms-—and Communi cations cf an interefting nature, promptly attended to. IV. 'The paper will commence on the firft day of July next, or fooncr , if three hundred Sub scribers are obtained. To the Public. THE Subfcribers, actuated by a dt (ire to comply with the numerous felicitations of gen tlemen in feveral parrs of Han cock County, and fome of the adjoining Counties—with a hope of its proving beneficial to the Country, offer to the confedera tion of the Public, the forego ing Propofais: and they pledge themfelves to the encouragers cf this undertaking, that it will be their conflant aim to purfue thofe meafures which will tend to promote the public good. Ambrose Day. Dennis L. Ryan. Louifville, March 1, 1803. tfftr Suhfcriptions are received at all the Poft- Offices in Hancock County. — Alfo, at the Peft- Offices , Grcenefhcrough, Warrenton and Georgetown. FO R SAL e7 ONE Traft of LAND, in Franklin county,containing 1380 acres, more or lefs; grant ed to Leonard Marbury, bound ed fouthwardly by Baker’s land, fouth-eaftwardly by Horatio Marbury’s land and all other Tides by vacant land. One Tract of Land in Frank lin County, containing 1150 acres more or lefs, granted "to Leonard Mar bury; bounded north-weflwardly by Charity Marbury’s land, north-eaftward ly by vacant land, and fouth eaftwardly by Baker’s land. One Tract in Burke County containing 350 acres on the | north fide of Brier Creek, fold 1 by the Commiflloners of COll - fife ate d property in Deccm -1 ber, 1784- Ebenezer Stark, Moor's Wharf, Savannah . November 23, 1802. CAUTI fffft I Forewarn all perfons from treflpafting, or removing any p;rt of the property on the plantation whereon Samuel Be nedix formerly refided, and now occupied by Major Abner Ham mond. JOSEPH G. POSNER. February 23, 1803. TAKE NOVICE. THAI after nine months frcm this date, application will he made to the honorable the Inferior Court of IVafbingtcn County , for leave to fell a trail of land, on IVilli omfcris Jwamp, in faid County , including a mill called Hampton's, for the btnej.t of the heirs and creditors of Nathaniel Renfrce , deceafed. JAMES RUSHING, Executor . Anguft 9, 1802. N OTIC E. NINE months after the date hereof , application will be made to the honorable Inferior Court of II djhington County , for an order of fade for part of a trail of land, lyim on the Oconee River, at the Long Bluff, granted to Jeremiah Oats—part of the real eftate of Jeremiah Oats , deceajed } for the benefit of the heirs and .creditors of faid deceafed. JANE OATS, Admx. JOHN LAWSON, JARED IRWIN, Adminijirators , Jan. i, 1803. TAKE NOTICE. THAT nine months after the loth of Augufty 1802, applica tion will be made to the honorable inferior Court of Wafhingtcn county , for leave to fell a trail of 287 i-2 acres of land, in Mont gomery countyy on Hightower's creeky being the property of James Half deceafed, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of faid deceafed. David Elackshear, Isaac Hall, Adminiftrators. 41 NOTICE. THAT after the expiration of A line months , application will be made to the Judges of the In ferior Court oj Wafsington Coun ty, to Jell a trad of ico acres of handy in the faid County , ad joining the Lands of John Ren frccy John Iheppard and myfelf. Sold for the benefit of the heirs of Wiliam Duggan, deceafed. Benjamin Manning, Admihifrator. May 29, 1802. NOTICE. NINE months after the date her erf, application will be made to the honorable Inferior Court of Montgomery County, for an order to felt thefollowing hr ads of handy to wit: 287 1-2 acres of Land, on the Oconee River, granted to the heirs of George Cock. SIS acres adjoining the above on Big Creek , granted to MiMur phy. icco acres on Vendletcn's Creek , granted to John Ander fon. Alfo to the honorable Inferior Court of JejferJcn County , for an order to Jell part of a trad of hand, ett Rockcy Comfort —it being part of the real eflate of Hugh hawfeny deceafed , for the benefit of the heirs of faid deceafed.. SARAH LAWSON, Adm’rx. JOHN LAWSON, THOMSON LAWSON, Adminiftrators. Jan. 1, 1803. N O T I C E. ffff ALL thofs that ha ve a;:-' demands again# the Eft ate f Stephen Lowed, late of this court ty , dec, are required to render them in properly attefted , on or bet ere tkeftrft of May next ; and there indebted to /aid Eft ate are | requefted to make immediate pay- I menL John Powell, W. D. C AWT HORN, Executors. February 11, 1803. noticeT NINE months after date, op~, plication will be made to the ho~ nor able Inferior Court cf Uo.n cock County, for leave to fell two tratls of land, one in faid county, cn the waters cf JJknd Creek , adjoining Hugh Horton and others, containing about fve hundred acres. 7 he other in the County cf JVajhington, containing eigh * hundred acres, cn the waters cf Spring Creek, adjoining Hooker and others ; the real eft ate of John Cook deccafed, for the bene fit cf the heirs and creditors cf faid deccafed. John Harbirt,^ John Cook, Adders, Philip Cook, j January 1, 1803. 0 IK AY ED or Stolen from the O Jubfcriher, two HORSES ; a Bay Hcrfe , about fourteen and an half hands high, about /even years old, blaze face and droop rumpt, trots and canters ; tie ether a Roan about fourteen hands high, f even years old, is hip Jhcd in the main fide, and is at times very lame. A reward cf hen Do liars will be given by the fab* feriher. W m. MIL! ES. Elancoek County, March 4, 1803, GEORGIA, Jofferfon County . VS/OsEREAS Diury Dees, hath this day applied to me for letters of admimllia tion on the effate and < fFedls of Elizabeth Dees, late c>f the county aiorefaid deceah d ; theta are there fore to cite and admonilh all and lingular the kindred and creditors of the laid deccafed, to file their objrfHons if any they have, in my office, on or before the ill Monday in May nrxt, otherwife letters of adrninilUa* tion will be granted him. Given under my hand this 23d of March 1803 and in the 27th year of Ameri can Independence. lAS. BOZEMAN, o. GKoH G I S Montgomery County . \Y H E R E A S AfaT-s -vis, h th this day applied to me for letters of ration 00 the eft ate and tff< 1 cf Gideon 1 ravis, late of the county aforefaid, dec. thefe are there fore to cite and admonilh all and Angular the kindred arjd creditors of th* faid deccafed to file their objert'ons if any they have, iu my office, on or before the 4'* 1 Monday in July next, ot? ’ wife letteis of adrniniftradt’ 1 will be granted him. Given under my hand thr' sth day of March iB‘ .•> and in the 27th ) car kiL American Indepenc 1 enc Abner Davis, d. c. c. >
