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‘ • In mikes Samuel Arnct, John Anderson, Wm Anderson, Upton's Creek, Richard Arnold, James Allen, Joshua Agee, Reuben Aldridge, Mark Anthony, Lucy Afti more, Widow, William Anglin, Philip Ballard, Joieph Blakey, orphans, Wiley Bohannon, Stith Barkfdale,, William Beal, Isaac Bolton, John Burdlt, William Barnet,- fen, Bartholomew Bell, Alexander Bennet, James Brewer, Christopher Bmns, Joseph Beaver, Ambrose Bramlett, W illiam Beard, James Ballard, vChurchill Blakey, Wm. Bird, Uptons’s Creek, W illiam Brown, Kettle Creek, Benjamin Branham, Jeife Braflel, Nathan Bnant, Little B riant, Peter Bond, orphans^ Joseph Barker, John Budges, ditto John Beal, Lewis Barret, Ezekiel Berry, Peter Baiiey, Meredith Catching, feu„ Lucy Carleton, * Robert Carter, orphans, William Cornellfon, Nathan Carter, • ditto Peter Corry, Pnilip T. Cooper, Alien Camron, Phillip Combs, juru Jacob Cain, James Carter, Thompson Coleman, Francis Carter, Joihua Callaway, fen- Averec Cox, Josiah Chetham, Elijah Cowen, John Campbell, Isaac Callaway, son of Isaac, David Callaway, John Chaney, William Dofs, James Dozer, George Darden, Thomas Dillen, John Dixon, Julius Daniel* Wiley Davis, David Ellington, John Evans, Joseph Echols, James Echols, son of Obadiah, Susanna Ford, widow, W lltam Shepherd Foster, John Felts, John Freeman, W ilham Faver, Kinney Foster, Isaac Fluket, Frances Freeman, widow, William Fox well, The national feftivai has been celebrated throughout the union with the accuftomcd animation of patriotic sentiment and demon (t rations of gratitude to the revtt itttionary sages and heroes who were denounced as fC malcon tjrts” by lord George Germaine & to Let re? F. . • ■ • Wilkinfoti 4 207 ditto • 3 . 148 Baldwin, a 117 Wayne x 234 Baldwin 3 159 Wilkinson 2 172 ditto 9 66 Baldwin 4. 260 ditto 2 187 Wilkinson 4 136 W r ilkinlbn 4 163 Baldwin 3 94 Baldwin 2 201 ditto 3 189 ditto a- 242 Wayne 3 203 ’ Baldwin 5 106 •• ditto ‘2 166 . ditto 4 381 ‘Wayne 2 119 Wilkinson 3 270 ditto 4 234 Baldwin 1 303 ditto 2 26 Wayne 1 357 Wilkinson 4 10 ditto a 30 ditto 3 8 Baldwin 4 240 Wayne 3 225 Baldwin 5 96 Wilkinson 3 64 ditto 3 246 ditto 4 274 Baldwin 3 82 ditto 2. 126 ditto 5 151 Wiikinfon x 316 ditto 3 250 Baldwin 1 40 Wayne 3 , 65 Baldwin £ 32 ditto 4 192 ditto 1 261 ditto 4 100 ditto 1 106 ditto 5 231 ditto .. 3 120 Wiikinfon 5 69 Baldwin 2 416 Wayne 1 214 ditto 2 267 Baldwin a 234 ditto 4’ 265 ditto 2 1 l Wilkinson 2 258 Baldwin 2 14 1 diuo 4 294 Wiikinfon 4 ‘233 Baldwin 4 93 ditto 4 EO7 ■ Wilkinson 4 8 z ditto 5 54 Baldwin 2 115 Wayne 1 1 ditto 3 70 Baldwin 3 232 Wilkinfoiy 4 257 Wayne 2 261 ditto 3 5 Wilkififoa 3 562 Baldwin *2 144 ditto 5 232 Wayne 1 123 Baldwin 5 183 Wayne 3 2C9 Baldwin 2 222 Wilkinson 4’ 308 ditto v - 4 252 Baldwin 4 335 Wilkinson 4 237 ditto s 217 Baldwin 2 29 v. ‘ ftigmacifed as ragged rebels by Henry Dundas—mcn who have been uace diigraeed, while the founders of the rcvoi-itiqnhave “obtained a place among tn-c moil celebrated ben Tailors ct m2.lk.md. Aufora. From information that*'.may. be relied on, we learn, contrary to the received opinion of many persons in this neighborhood, there are a number of valuable tra<fts of land in Wayne County ; worth it is supposed two or three thousand dollars. We cannot but congratulate our fellow citizens on the com patatively mild temperature of the present season here, afrer reading thethermometrical state ments made in fume of the more northern states. In the city of New-York, we have been in formed, the inhabitants have ex perienced; within fome weeks back, an intenftty of heat rather unulual for the season. In Phi ladelphia, We. observe, from an extract of observations made there, that on the 6th inst. the Mercury ill Farenheit’s Scale, from 76 and three-tenths, deg. before stin rife, had risen at 2 P. M. to the aim oft unparallelled height of one 100 and three tenths. And at Norfolk, (fays the Public Ledger of the 10th inst.) “We do not remember to have experienced so warm wea ther as the iaft three days; yes terday in many parts of the town the mercury was up to 97, in a cool paflage it was from two o’- clock to five at 95, and at seven in the evening at 93.’* Savannah paper July 24. . Died, on the Bch instant in Bryan County Major James Benjamin Maxwell, a firm Patriot, a determined Republi can n amorous and on'ft man. administrator’* Sale. WILL BE SOLD, Qn the Eirfl TUESDAY in No vember next , at Lincoln Ccurt- Hcuje , between the usual hours , . Two hundred and eighty Acres of* Land, (being the real Eftace of Emanuel Lay, deceas ed) lying in said county, adjoin ing N. Ware and W. Stokes i agreeable to an order of the honorable Infeuor Court of said county, tor the heirs and credi tors of said deceased, ZACHARIAH LAY, Admimjlrator. Augufl 15, 1805. N OTI C F. Deposited in Elbert gaol on the 22d inst. a Fugitive who calls his name MARCH, and fays he belongs to a certain William Roe, living below the High-Hills of Santee in South- Carolina, and about nine ty miles from Charleston. ‘The owner is requested to come for ward, pay charges and take him away, B. DYF, Gaoler . Elbert on, July 2 stb, 1805. and oc tchTblb B Requests those who owe him, to call and pay or liquidate their accounts* without delay j and notifies thole who may employ him hereafter, that in every case he will demand a note payable at a convenient time, immediately after his fir vices are rendered j having de termined to ciofe his accounts and keep a Note.-Book only. I'sterjburgy fine j , I^s* •notice. THOMAS STOKES TAKES this method of no tifying rhofe indebted to him, that, that which is due him he mud and will have. Those who come forward and pay their accounts, before the firft dav of December next, like hondt men, will receive his heart/ thanks ; but those who neglect this little hint , may certainly ex pert another, which will be at tended with fome expence tj them. T. STOKES, HAS JUST RECEIVED 3 hhds. Sugar 1 hhd. Jamaica Rum 1 barrel Sherrv Wine • / i barrel Phil. Ale, a few dozen London Porter, Sc 50 bulhels Salt, In addition to lus former aL fortment of Good?—and expeffi* fhortlv to receive his FALL SUPPLIf, all of which will b: fold at his usual Low Prices, for Cafix, or Produce. Petersburg , AuguH if. I: — 3c ~ NOTICE. THE Co-Partnership of Jones, ‘Walton & Cos, difTolved the 15th day of May last, by mutual content; the Papers are in the hands of Wil liam Jones for settlement. Those having demands again ft said Firm, will call on him f r payment, and those indebted by open acccount, are requested to call and liquidate the fine.— We hope those indebted will be pun&uaF in the difcnarge of their rcfpedlivc dues, or, or be fore the firft day of January next, as all in arrears after that date, will be {ued without dTcrimun tion. William Jones, Thomas Walton, tun. John H. Walton, He nry Jones. Liljbon, Augufl 15. 1 i-~6z “N O T 1C E. IVILLBE SOLD, on the irtb day of September next, all the personal Eflate of Joshua Underwood deceased , CONSISTING of Horses, .Cattle, Hogs, and Houfehoid furniture, with other articles too tedious to mention. Twelve months credit will be given by giving bond and good fecuritv. ANN UNDERWOOD. Admnijlratrix ; Augufl 8. 3: GEORGIA, /By Wm. i 1 *T- Lincoln County. S per, Clerk of the Court of Ordinary for fa,d County. WHEREAS John Bow ie has applied to me for Letters of.AdminiJlration on the Eflate and effects of ‘Thomas Shields, late of IVafhington county in this State, deceased. THESE are therefore to c.:j and admomfh all andfmgular lac kindred and creditors of said J.,. ceased, to be and appear at m Gfice within the time allow:! 0. law, to Jhew cause (if any the, have) why said Letters foot.* not be granted. Given under try hard t..- I ft day cf Ju y> .6 c . ’Nrr < t M !- T & }*i> i•; ‘V ‘ JUU'S .. - *