dei draw, on entering their
rimes retpcdt»vely > twelve and
j.i haL f cents.
After the receipt of the re
turns from the diilrift llirvey
drs and juftices of the Inferior
Cnurfs, the Governor is to
c.utc fair to be made of the
pur ions entitled to draw, and the
lottery carried into effect, under
i .e fupcnntcnd.incy ol five ma
nagers, or a majority of them,
v»ao are to give one month’s
pun! c notice in ad tne Gazettes
c: the Hate, previous to the
commencement ef the drawing,
ind make known the days of
drawing for the names enrolled
uodcr the letter A. forthofeun
d*r the letter B. and fo on
throughout the alphabet, com
mencing with the names Under
the tirlt letter.
lei Inns who draw landsj are
to pay into the treafury cf the
fta e, within three months im
ineuiatciy alter the drawing is
ocmplcttu, for the parncal fur
vcy or Harveys drawn againll
their names, relpeftively, as fol
lows :—I iic lain of nine dollars
per hundred acres, for river
land of the aide quality—(even
dollars per hundred dcres for ri
ver iana ut tne lecondquality ;
ieven dollars per hundred acres
tor high land of tile firffc quali
ty four dollars per hundred
aercs for high land of the lecond
quality ; —two dollars per hun
dred acres for all third quality
land ; and a halt a dollar per
hundred acaes for all pme land.
ihices are to be affixed to
faici lands, in the following man
ner, to wit: — All river land of i
die hr if quality, at one dollar
per acre—all river land of the
lecond quality, ac fifty cents
per acre—all upland or the lirfl
quality, at fifty cents per acre—
all upland of the fecond quality,
twenty-five cents per acre—ail
Upland ot the third quality, ac
twelve and an half cents per
acre—and ail pine land, ac fix
and a quarter cents per acre;
which lhali be paid by the for
tunate drawers, m the following
inlfailments, to wit:—one third
of the price of the relpeftive
trads, on or before the expira
tion ot three years, to oe com
puted from the firfb payment—
and one third annually thereaf
ter, until the whole price of the
land is difeharged, before they
receive grants for the fame.
And in cafe of failure in any of
the afore laid pay mtn ts, the laid
lands (hall revert to, and.be vdt
<ed in the (face; but the laid
drawers may pay up the whole
amount, any time previous to
tiielive years, and receive grants
uurnediatdy on fo doing.
No contract for the convey
ance and laic of tickets in the
lottery, previous to obtaining
grants therefor, is to be obliga
tory or. either of the contracting
parties, their heirs, executors,
adminiilrators, alfigns, or devi
feeS, in any court of law or
equity in this Hate.
Vacancies ot any of the dif- ]
tried furveyors, happening by |
death, refignaaon, or ochcrwiic, j
C j be iiiled by die Governor.
Perfonsa etn be appointed
by the dili iG furveyors, to at
tend them when furveying the
lands, and report the quality
ti.v.re ji, on oath, w*.o •». aT r Inc.*
furvicc to receive fifty cents for
every furvey by them exploard.
1 nrce thouland two hundred
and forty acres are referved for
a tow n, ar feme fuitcble place at
or near the head of teh naviga
tion, on the fouth fide of the
Oconee River, which is to he
laid oil immediately after the
boundary line is run.
: lurveys, or grants for
iand, m the aforefaid celllon, to
be admitted to a jury as evidence
of title to the lands therein, ex
cept thoie obiained by virtue
and under the authority of the
afore-re cited aft.
Now therefore, the J offices cf
the Inferior Courts of the ref
peftive counties, and the citi
zens o* the Hare who arc entitled
to draws in the lottery under
the afore laid add, are called up
on and required to comply with
the rt quifi. ions thereof.
Given under my hand, and
the Cheat Seal of the Hare,
dt rhe State Houle, in
Loiiifvillc, this nBth day
of May, in the year
of our Lord one thouland
eight hundred h three, and
ot the Independence of the
United States of America
the twenty-feventh.
JOHN MILLEDGE.
By the Governor ,
Horatio Marbury,
Secretary of fate.
God save the State.
FOR SAL E,
ONE Traft of LAND, in
Franklin county,containing
13S0 acres, more or Ids• grant
ed to Leonard Mai bury, bound
ed ffiuthwardly by Baker’s land,
fouth-eailwardly by Horatio
Marbury’s land and all other
fid.es b/ vacant land.
One Tract of Land in Frank
lin County, containing 1150
acres more or lels, granted to
Leonard Marbury; bounded
north- wefbvardly by Charity
Marbury’s land, nonh-eaflward
ly By vacant land, and ibuth
ealkwardly by Baker’s land.
One Tract in Burke County
containing 370 acres on the
north fide cl Brier Creek, fold
by the Commiffioners of Con
fifcated property in Decem
ber, 1704,
Ebenezer Stark,
Moor's Wharf, Savannah.
November 23, 1802.
~ N O X I C E.
NINE months after the Sate
hereof, application will be made
to the honorable Inferior Court f
Wajhlngtcn County, for an order
of fait for ptrt of a trait of land,
lying on the Oconee River, at the
Long Bluff, granted to Jeremiah
Oats — part of the real eft ate of
Jeremiah (fats, deceafed, for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors
of f aid deceafed .
|ANE OATS, Admx.
JOHN LAWSON,
JARED IRWIM,
Ndminift raters,
Jan. 1, 1803.
FORSALEAV TH/sOFFICE,
T H E
AG T S
OF IHF. GENERAL AS
SEMBLY of the SI ATE
of GEORGIA, passed ai
the Sessions of J 0 ne and
NoVEMDER, I'fJZ.
CON F IN FT) in Jail, in Spar
ta, Hancock County , two
negro men, who/peak broken Eng
hjhy Jay their names a?e Charles
and Jim, and that they belong to
a Samuel U i.kins (or H Wie)
near Savannah.
JOHN FREEMAN,
Jailer,
Marih 29, 1803.
iTo 'Ti cl
o.i SAI URD/il, the day
of June next,
The Pcrfonal Property of
Lewis Grimes, dcctaled, will
be expofed to public fale, at
the houfe of Jofiah O. Hern—
Con filling of a likely Negro
Wench, and Boy, Cattle, Hogs,
&c. tcc. Conditions CASH.
John Davis,
George Walker,
Executors.
Burke County, April 13, 1 SO3.
NOTIC E.
I* ill le fold , at the plantation of
capt. Jenkins, on Tuejday, the
%th of June next,
A quantity of Cotton, Corn
and Fodder, &c. the pcrfonal
Property of William Giant,
deceafed.
Wm. COHOON, Admr.
May 10, 1803.
N O 1 ICE. '
NINE Months afterdate
application will be made to the
Honorable Inferior Court of
Warren Count), fur leave to
fell the real efface ot Archibald
Kempfey, Lee of the county
aforelaid, dec. for the benefit of
the heirs and creditors.
Joseph Howel,
K. Abercrombie,
Admimjlrators,
February 15, 1803.
~N OTIC E.~
NINE Months after date ,
application will he made to
the Honorable Inferior Court of
IVaJhington County, for leave to
Jell two hundred acres of land in
fetid ccuny, adjoining lands of
John Darby, being a part c] the
real EJlate of John Anderjon , dec.
for the benejit of the heirs and
creditors.
STEPHEN STEPHENS,
Adminijlrator,
ELIZA. ANDERSON,
iiinijiratrix.
Fehrva: ~ iBot.
7 O TICE.
N* > months after the date
here y application will be made
to : * honorable Inferior Court of
Montgomery County, Jor an order
tofell thefollowing Trails of Land,
to wit:
287 i-2 acres of Land, on
the Oconee River, granted to the
heirs of George Cook.
575 acres adjoining the above
on Big Creek, granted to Ml Mur
th- , ..
1 coo acres on Pendleton's
Creek, granted to John Anderfon.
Aljo to the honorable Inferior
Court of Jejfcrfcn County, for an
order to Jell part of a tract uf
Land, on Rockey Comfort —it
being part of the real efate of
Hugh Lawjon, deceafed, for the
benefit of the heirs ofJ did deceafed.
SARAH LAWSON,
Adm'rx.
JOHN LAWSON,
THOMSON LAWSON,
Administrators,
Jan 1, 1803.
GEORGIA,
Jefferfcn County,
\y ,n E REAS At*
ncr Uayflp , h.nh this
day applied co me for let
ters of adtjhniftiation on the
cHatr and etTc6h of Cijr/e/
Hayjlip > late of Che county aiore
i.nd occrakd; thclc arc there
fore to cite and adnionifh
all and fingular the kindred and
creditors of the fud deceafcd, to
hie their objeflions if anv they
have, in my office, on or before
the iff Monday in July next,
otheuvife letters of adminiltra
lion wjll be granted him.
Given under my hand this
30fh of. May 1803, and
in the 27th year of Ameri
can Independence.
J. BOZEMAN, c. c. o.
• i.. ■ ■— - -
G E O R G I A,
Jefferfin County l
\\T HER EAS Sarah Ford,
hath this day applied tome
for letters of adrr initiation ori
the eft ale and tfFtds of 7 bo~
mas Ferd, late of the county
aforcLid, dec. thefe arc there
fore tonic and admonifb all and
fingular the kindrcdand creditors
of the laid deccaled to frle their
object ons if any tlrry have, ia
mv olfrce, on or before the ift
Monday in July next, other
wife letters of admimllratioa
will be granted her.
Given under my hand thic
30th day of May 1803*
and in the 27th year of
Amcricm Independence,
J. BOZEMAN, c. c. o.
NOTICE.
"VyiNE months after date ,
* pile alien will be made to the
honor aide the Infaicr Court cf
Hancock County , for leave to Jell
a trait cj land in Jaid ( cunty ,
containing one hundred acres , ad
joining Samuel turner and John
Brown , jor the benefit of tie heirs
and creditors of John Butler , de*
ceafed.
Edmond Butler, Admr .
March 26, 1803.
BE IT KNOWN,
THAT after the expiration cf
nine months an application
will be made to the honorable the
Inferior Cctirt of the County of
hurkcy for an order of fede of the
plantation whereon IViley Tharp
formerly lived, in Burke County,
on Bark Camp ; containing ninety
acres more or lefs , adjoining
James Johnftoni Iff and IVil*
Ham S. Lane after. —Per the le~
neftt of the heirs and creditors .
W illiam S. Lancaster,
Executor ,
March 1803. -
- - - ' * - ———
WILL BE SOLD,
4 • ✓
lOn the Fir ft yLuefday in June
next , at the Clurt-lhuje, in
Montgomery County ,
Two Traits of LAND, one
! trail containing 150 Acres, th«
other containing 69 Acres.—
bold as the real tftarc of Richard
Odum, deccafcd, for the benctic
of the heirs and creditors of ths
fald dectafed.
WILLIAM NEIL,
AdmmftrcUr,
April 6, 1802.
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