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I, GUI S V 1 L L E,
lAcdnefdcy, May 18, ToOj.
On Wedncfday, the nth in
ttant, the I egiflaturc adjourned
fins die.
' Ti l LES OF THE ACTS,
Pc.fifed at the lute extra Seficcn.
AN Adi to ainhorife the Juf
tices of the Inferior Court of
Greene County, to lay an extra
tax for the pin pole of erecting
a Court Houle for laid County.
An Adi further to extend (ht
powers of the Comptroller Ge
neral.
An Acl to divorce Bctß
Chandler William Ton and Ma
thias Will? am Ton, he: hulband.
An Adt to pardon Jofeph
Bridges.
An Adt Ctipplemenrary to an
Adi, entitled, “ An Adi to
eftabldh a Fund for the Re
demption of the Public Debt
of this State.**
An Adi to take off the Act
of confiscation and bani foment,
the name of James Hume.
An Adt to amend an Adi,
pointing out a mode for ad jutt
ing the claims of the citizens of
I his ftate, agair.tt the Creek
Nation.
An Act to frame to Jeffs
M'CalJ, the exclufive right to
erect a toll Bridge over die Ri
ver Great Ogechee.
An Adi to repeal an Adi to
amend an Adi, entitled, An
Adi to divide the County of
Jack Tonlb far as it refpedls
the Committioners of the Court
Houfe and Jail.
An Adi explanatory of an Adi
entitled, an Adi to amend an
Adt, entitled, “ An Adt to rc
vife and amend the Judiciary
Syttem of this ftate,” patted
the 16th day of February, 1799,
lb far as refpedls the perfon or
perfons authorifed to take the
bonds or obligations from {fie
ri IPs, and the time for holding
Courts in the Eattern Dittrict,
fatted the sth of December,
1801—And
An Act to make Attribution
of the late Cettion of l ands,
obtained from the Creek Nation,
by the United States Commil
fioners, in a treaty entered into
at or near Fort Wilkinfon, on
the 16th day of June, 1802.
{Cf This Act will be found at
full length, in this day’s paper,
by referring to the third and laft
pages.
The following gentlemen are
appointed Committioners for
luperintending the lottery, viz.
W illiam Barnett, Edwin Moun
ger, George R. Clayton, Geo.
W atkins, and Jared Irwin, Li
quires.
I lie following were appoint
ed furveyors, viz.— David Cref
well, Levin Wales, James La
mar, Garland Hardwick, Ab
ner Davis, Robert Jackfon,
Bird, ■ Ragan,
Jernetr, Por
ter, and n» Elq’rs.
with two others whole names
arc not recollected.
Committioners have been alfo
appointed, for and
laying off, the place for the
futuie permanent nttdence cf
government, viz. Gen. Dick
lon, Gen. Clark, Major Adams,
Major Charken, and Cape, IT,
, By the latett accounts from
France and England, it appears,
that there was lerious appearan
ces cf an immediate war beinr
O
renewed between France and
Great-Britain.
The Dutch government had
received official information of
flic Ley of A’giers having de
clared war againft France.
K.>
The re-opening of the port
of Ntw-Orlcans, is what Gou
verneur Morris would call one
of thofe accidents which baffles
the moil profound wifdom and
experience (meaning his ownJ
and ibpcrcedes all jederal calcu
lation I Aurora .
We underhand a confidcrable
alarm prevails in Scotland, in j
confcqucnce of the emigrations
ro America of perfons, fome
driven from their final! farms
by the extenfion of fheep walks,
and others invited away. The
earl of Selkirk has a project in
his head. He lias actually en
gaged many hundreds or thou
ianus of Scots farmers to go to
America, where he will purchafe
lands. London paper.
Executive Department,
Lcuifiville , 14 th May , 1803.
C*EALED propofals will be
received at this office, un
til the 26th inttant, for con
tracting for the printing of five
hundred copies of the laws, and
the like number of the journals
of each branch of the General
Aflembly of the feffion which
commenced the 18ch of April
latt, and expired the nth of
May inftant.
The fize of the fheet, the
extent of the margin, and a fam
ple of the type and paper with
which the work is to be execu
ted, mull accompany the pro
polals. The perfon with whom
the contract is made, mull give
bond and fecurity for the deli
very of the afore Laid number of
laws and journals, properly com
pleted, at the Executive office,
on or before the firtt day of Au
gull next.
I’eftc,
George R. Clayton,
Secretary,
\ N Apprentice is wanted to
* the Jiudy of Medicine , hy
D /ct o r Hull, of Augufta . —
A young Lad of genteel connections,
ar,u qualified by education to begin
the above Jiudy , will be taken on
moderate terms,
Augufta, May 5, 1803.
iL/ 3 The Troop of Light Horfe
will parade cn the laft Saturday
ia this month ; every Member is
particularly requefted to attend.
By order of the Captain .
May 4, 1803.
'\\ILL BErsolib
(. 'i toe hirft luejday in June
next, at the Court-Houfe , in
Montgomery County ,
Two Tracls of LAND, one
tiacl containing 150 Acres, the
other containing 69 Acres.
told as the real eftate of Richard
Oi» urn, tiecealed, for the benefit
cf the heirs and creditors of the
f£d dcctaled.
WILLIAM NEIL,
Adminift rater,
April 6, 1803.
I BOOK BINDING.
r P I 111 Suffer Her having came
frcm Savannah Jcr the pur
pose cf Binding the p üblic Bocks
and Recods in the Secretary's
Office, ard will remain in Louif
ville a Jew weeks , thinks proper
to inform the inhabitants cf the
town and its vicinity, that they
can have any Books whatever re
heund on rea enable terms ,
■rfply at Meffirs, Day & Pie
ty's Printing Office, to
IVilliam Powers.
Lcuifville , May 17 th, 1803.
MARSHAL’S SAI E.
V/1L LIA m Smjt h, fen. i
vs * f / fa.
Barrett Brewer, J
I W*U t?e expefed to fate, at the
Market-Houfe in Lcuifville , on
the jirfl Tuefday in June next ,
between the hours of 10 and
12 o' clock, the following prefer
ty, to wit:
i WO Lots in Georgetown,
in Warren County, known in
the plan of laid Town by Nos.
11, and 12, on which is a good
dwelling-houfe, kitchen, (lore
houfc*, and other out houfes,
a good gin-houfe, in com
plete order, with a cotton ma
chine of fifty circles, including
the permit, or licence from Mil
ler and Whitney ; Alio one
other Lot in Georgetown,
known by No. io, on w'hich is
a good dwelling-houfe— One
trail of land in the County of
Greene, on the waters of Shoui
clerbone Creek, containing three
hundred acres—One do. in the
County of Hancock, lying be
tween the Shoals of Ogechee,
and Georgetown, on Ogechee
River, containing two hundred
and fifty acres—Alfo, two thou
fand five hundred acres of land in
Franklin County, lying on the
Cherokee Trading Path, on
the waters of Broad River.
The above property, pointed
out by the defendant, and taken
under execution, to fatisfy two
judgments obtained in the Fe
deral Court, by William Smith,
fen. againil Barrett Brewer.
Leonard Abercrombie,
Deputy MarJhaL
April 6, 1803.
N O T i chr
To be fold, on SATURDAY , the
4 th cf June next ,
A complete let of Saw and
GnilMilllrons,and Mill Stones,
with a number of other articles,
the property of Charles F.
Walker, deceafed, with a cre
dit of nine months; purchafeis
giving bond with lecurity for
the payment. The above fale
to be held at the Grift Mill,
formerly occupied by Francis
Coleman, cm Duhart’s Creek.
Wm. WALKER.
By order cf the Trujlccs cf
Jaid EJiate.
April 25, 1803.
NOTIFICATION.
A LL perfons having demands
againfi the Kflate of Colonel
Thomas Meriwether, dec'd.
are requefled to render them to the
fubferibers for payment , and thefe
indebted are dejired to make imme
diate payment , to
Jane Patterson, Ex'tt ix.
and
John Berrien, Ex'cr .
Lcuifville, April 12, 1803,
SHERIFFS SALES.
ft'ill be fold, cn the Fir ft Jkujday
*// June next , at ihe Klein ket
Houje, ,/a Lcui/viUe, /<? //■
highefi Udder, between thehbxr..
of ten and three o'clock,
300 Acres of LAND, called -
the pond tnj£l i taken as the
property of John Whitehead,
to fatisfy fundry executions, Ro
bert Prior, vs. John Paulett and
John Whitehead, levied on by
Benjamin Daufey, conftablc, and
returned to me.
Alfo, 500 Acres of LAND,
more or kfs, as the property of
Abraham Roberts, to fatisfy
fundry executions, William
Streetman, vs. Abraham Ro
berts, returned to me by Bern.
Daufey, con (I able.
400 Acres of LAND, more
or Ids, on the waters of Che
ver’s Creek ; levied on as the
I property of Dumpfey Barnes,
j to fatisfy fundry executions—
| returned to me by Bcnj. Dau
fey, conftable.
Alio, 200 Acres of LAND,
; as the property of Hodia Till
! rnan, lying in Burke County,
j adjoining lands of Mathias Gray,
I on the waters of Hockey Creek,
to fatisfy John Bird’s execution,
levied on by Benjamin Daufey,
ccnfUble, and returned to me.
200 Acres of Land, the pro
perty of Ifaac Rawls, whereon
he now lives, bounded by lands
of George J ones, Andrews, Her
ring and James Stubbs, to fatisfy
an execution J. M. Steiett &
Jas. Stubbs, executors of Wit.
M‘Dowell, vs. Ifaac Rawls and
J. M'Daniel.
Alfo, 2 likely Horfcs, taken
as the property of the efface of
Blaffingame Harvey, deceafed,
to fatisfy David Robinfon’s ex
ecution.
DAVID THOMAS,
Sheriff.
April 28, 1803.
' On Saturday, the 18th June,
At the hcuje of the fubfcriber, will
be fold.
Axil the Perfcnal Property of
Elizabeth Dees , late of JcfferJon
County , deceafed , confuting of
three Negroes, three Horfcs, &
Stock of Hogs , Plantation Uten
flsj Houfehcld and Kitchen Fur
niture, three or four hundred
buffets of Corn , cjc.
DRURT DEES,
Adminifirator .
May 3d, 1803.
GEORGI A,
Washington County.
W H E R EA S JhJo~
* lum Elliott , and Mary
Smith , hath this day ap
plied to me for letters of adnoi
nillration, on the efiate and ef
fects of James Smith , late of
the county aforefaid, deceafed ;
thefe arc therefore to cite and
admonifh all and fingular the
kindred and creditors of the faicl
deceafed, to file their objections
if any they have, in my office,
on or before the 2d Mon-a
in June next, othenvife Icueis
of adminiftration will be grant
ed them.
Given under my hand t
4th day of Mav 1803. ?.
in the 27th year of A '
lican Independence.
J. IRWIN, c. c.o