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C AUTIO N.
I forewarn all gentlemen from
admitting Jolcph P. Slade,
Watch Coblcr, into their com
pany, on any pretence whatever,
as he is not worthy their conn
dence. —He has lately taken the
bent, fie of the gambling act, in
violation of all the rules of that
honorable profefuon.
RICHARD BERRY.
OH MELANCHOLY!
His Chriftal,s blured * his Springs
givs Way,
His Regulator,s on decoy.
His time - piece, varies from the fun
And fhews his wonky is almcjt
done ,
Knight of the hour glafs, and the
clock,
May I,y cur feelings never /hock ,
But yet , I begyeur jlritt attention ,
To mailers that I wifi to men
tion ;
Are you Jo lofty tofenfe of fhame y
As not tc crimp n when J name
Tour late preceding* at the court ,
Where honour 3 did Hot prove
your fort;
Tour fingers for the ft rings toojmall
Obeyed with joy t a louder call.
And as I hope you 'lthink me civil ,
Will lay the charge upon the
devily
With grief my farewell I impart,
Ten have the language of my
heart.
May you REPAIR , in happier
times,
And may Ifurnijh hettr rhymes;
- Iwijhyoti joy be wife and merry.
Tour bum hi few ant 3
RICHARD BERRY.
L O T T E R T.~
In compliance with an ad of
the Lcgiflature of the Hate of
Georgia, authorifmg certain
Commlfiioners, therein named,
to eftablifh a Lottery for the
purpole of railing three thoufand
dollarsy for the purpole of im
proving the Navigation of Oge
chce and Canouchie Rivers. A
majority of laid Commiflloners
having met on the 18th day of
February, 1803, adopted the
following fcheme of a Lottery,
e r the purpole above mentioned,
’- inch they beg leave topieienc
to the public.
The SCHEME.
1 prize of sco5 co dlls, is 500 dlls
l 2CO 2CO
I ICO ICO
i 2 50 100
, 50 IO 500
v zoo 6 1200
■ 4°o 5 2000
• - 566 4 3465
■Eli 3 2436
?333 P-'Zts, 10500 dlls
7COO tickets, at two dollars
run, arc x 4OOO dollars, which
'caves for the navigation, and
expcnccs of the lottery, 3500
dolls. Two blanks to a prize.
The Commiflloners flatter
themlcJvb'ihey will be able to
commence drawing the above
Lottery-in the month of May
hex c,
,Dr Tickets to’be had at
M iTrs. Day llely’s printing
'.'Tee, Ldic.fv lie, and of the
ilcmmiHoners.
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Ass: : : We Hu., (a
JAMES BIRD, < |
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£0 0K BINDING.
T HE huh fa tier bavin* came
X J <e>
from Savannah ftr the pur
pose of Binding the public Books
and Records in the Secretary's
Office , rzW sc/7/ remain in Louif
ville a few weeks, thinks proper
to inform the inbuilt ants of the
town and its vicinity, that thy
can have ary Bocks whatever re
bound on reafenable terms.
Apply at Me firs. Bay CD Ho
ly's Printing Office , to
Mllliam Powers.
Louifville, May 17 th, ISO 3.
'MARSHAL’S RAIL,
William Smith, fen. >
vs. \fifa-
Barrett Brewer, y
Will he expofed to fade, at the
Market-Houfe in Louifville, cn
the frft iuejday in "June next,
between the hours of io and
12 o'dock, the following proper
ty, to wit:
i WO Lots in Georgetown,
in Warren County, known in
the plan of /aid Town by Nos.
11, and 12, on which is a good
dwelling-houfe, kitchen, Itore
houfc, and other out houfes,
a good gin- houfe, in com
plete order, with a cotton ma
chine cf fifty circles, including
the permit, or licence from Mil
ler and Whicncv 5 Alfj one
* *
other Lot in Georgetown,
known by No. ro, on which is
a good dwelling-houfe—One
tradt of land in the County of
Greene, on the waters of Shoul
derbonc Creek, containing three
hundred acres—One do. in the
County of 1 lancock, 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
demi Cour', by William Smith,
En. a ■ ft Barrett Brewer,
Li unard Abercrombie,
Deputy Marjhul.
AsL
NO t ■ *5.
To he fold, cn S AhM'^AT } the
4th of June A h *
A complete fee o r an( J
Grid Mill Irons, and Mill \
with a number of other an
the property of Chark T'\
Walker, deceafed, with a cre
dit of nine months ; purchafcrs
giving bond with fscunry for
the payment. The above Lie
to be held at the Grift Mill,
formerly occupied by Francis
Coleman, on Duharc’s Creek.
Wm. walker.*
By order cf the Truftees of
jaid Eftate.
April 25, 1803.
NO PIFICAd ion!
/\ per Jo ns having demands
a l ai **fi the Eftate cf Colonel
i * HOMAS Meriwether, dec'd.
are f e T ie fied to render thgM the
fulfenters for payment, theft
‘ 1 ideated are defined to make imme
ciurC payment, to
Jane Patterson, Ex'lrix.
and
John Berrien, Ex'or*
Loufvillc, April 12, rdoj.
SHERIFF’S SALES.
Will be fold , on the Firft Tuefday
in June next, at the Market
Honje, in Lcuijville , to the
highefi bidder, between the hours
of ten and three o'clock,
300 Acres of LAND, called
the pond traft ; taken as the
property of John Whitehead,
to fatisfy fundry executions, Ro
bert Prior, vs. John Paulett and
John Whitehead, levied cm by
Benjamin ljaufcy,ccnftabie, and
returned to me.
Alfo, 5 00 Acres of LAND,
more or Id’s, as the property of
Abraham Roberts, to fatisiy
! undry executions, William
Streetman, vs. Abraham Ro
berts, returned to me by Benj.
Dauby, conllabie.
400 Acres of LAND, more
or lefs, cn the waters of Che
ver’s Creek; levied on as tne
property of Dumpfey Barnes,
to laris A luadry executions—
returned to me by Benj. Duo
ley, confrable.
Alfo, 200 Acres of I AND,
as the property of Modin Till
man, lying in Burke County,
adjoining of Mathias Gray,
on the waters of Rockey Creek,
to fatisfy John Bird’s execution,
levied on by Benjamin Daufey,
conflable, and returned to me.
200 Acres ot Land, the pro
perty of Ifaac Rawls, whereon
he now lives, bounded by lands
of George Jones, Andrews, I Er
ring and fames Stubbs, ro fatisfy
an execution \. M. Sterett &
Jas. Stubbs, executors of Wm.
M‘Dovveil, vs. Ifaac Rawls and
J. M‘Daniel.
Alfo, 2 likely Horfes, taken
as the property oi the eilace of
Blaflingame Harvey, dcccaltd,
to fatisfy David Robinfon’s ex
ecution.
DAVID THOMAS,
Sheriff,
April 28, 1803.
On Saturday, the 18th June,
At thehonfe cf the Juhfcriher, will
be fold ,
All the Pcrfonal Property of
Elizabeth Dees, late cf JeJfcrfon
County, deceafed , confuting cf
three Negroes , three Horfes, a
Stock of Hogs, Plantation Uteri
fils, Hcufehdd and Kitchen Fur
niture, three or four hundred
bufhels cf Corn , &c.
DRURT DEES ,
Adiiiiniftratcr .
May 1803,
N O TIC E.
(KK NINE months after date
application will he trade to the
lion. Infer tor Court of IFajhiug
ton County , for leave to fell a trail
l of land in Hancock County, near
the Oconee , being the property cf
John Hunt , dec. for the benefit of
the heirs and creditors offaid de
ceafed.
S Julius Jackson,
Admintfirator.
February 15, 1803.
A N Apprentice is e vanfetPtp*
* X the ftudy cf Medicine , by
D )ctor Hull, cf Augufia. —
A young Lad cf genteel c erne tiion s ,
and qualified by education to be fin
the above ftudy, will be taken en
moderate terms .
AugulU, May 5, 1 803.
GEORGIA,
Washington County.
\Y RA S inu
Lam Elliot and
Smith, ha.h this day
pi ed to me for letters of ad mi
ni Oration, on (he ell >te and cf
? ccs ol Janus S withy late , r
the county atorcJaid, deceafed**
tlie^c are there Sore to cite ar t]
adnionifh all and fmgular the
kindred and creditors of file hod.
decerned, to >iic their ohjcklions
if any they have, in my (.flice,
on or before rhe 2d \h m ch
:n June next, otherwise Ictierj
of adir.iniftration will be grant
ed them.
Given under my ban 1 this
4 ■ day of May and
in the 27th year of Ame
rican Independence,
J. IRWIN, c. c.o.
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G E O R G 1 A.
Washington County .
Nancy Robijcu
hath this day applied to me
for letters of admimfiraii n or*
the ellate and cfF 6ts of Ed
ward lichifon , late of the county
iifoiefaid, dec. chefe are tbe:e*
fore to cite and admondh all and
Ongular the kind red and creditors
of the faicl deceased to hie thric
objections if any they have, in
my office, on or before the 2d
Monday in Jane next, other
wife letters of ad min ill radon
will be granted him.
Given under my h?nd this
4*.h day of Ivlay 1803,
and in rhe 27th year of
Aireric:n independence.
J, IRWIN, c- c. o,
G E G R G I A.
Washington County,
\V ERK A 5 Jcfiah JVatts (3
Tabatha JVatts hath this day
applied to me for letters of ad
mi niff ration, on the eftate and
efFetls of John JVatts, hue
of the county aforefaid, dec.;
thefe are therefore to cite
and anmonifh all and lingular
the kindred and creditors of laid
cieceafcd, to file their obje&ioirs
if any they have, in my office,
on or b fore the 2d Monday
in June next 3 otberwife letter
of administration wdl he granted
him. Given und' rmy hand ?*t
ollice, this 4th of May, 1803,
and in the 27 thyear of American
Independence.
J. IRWIN, c. c. o.
GEORGIA,
Washington County.
W H E R E A S Eli*
V * * zaheth Horn , hath tins
day applied to me for let
te?s of ad mi nil! ration on the
eftate and effttls of Michael
Horn) late of the county aloie
faid clcceafed ; thele are there
fore to cite and admoniih
all and fmgular the kindred and
creditors of the f;dd deceafed, to
fde their obje&ions li any Cra y
have, in my office, on or before
he Monday in June n-oos
other wife letters of admsni; a
tion wfl be grant' d them.
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Give j under my hand t-v. 3
4'h of May 1803, 31 d
in the 27: a year of A inert*
can 1 ndsnende nee.
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