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fV.'V, or r?lc corufcatxons ofpaflbM, bethdroalv guide. U, By the lx ft t:ry. The people of ne United S%i:es---May their wisdom, ami philanthropy, fit as cunfpicu q.,3 among the nations of the earth, as her ar.as have been .victorious over her ene r. Bv the Favrrrs. The American yield to none in their ad mi ration, nor (hall we in their defence. ii. By the Infantry. May patriots jnecc with ample re .caret?, and the factious with condign pnnilhnient. 14. Bv the Rangers. The freedom of the profs—may its fupporrefs coniider that there is no despotism lb intolerable as that of falfehood, no falfehood so bade, as that which is levelled a: chamber, ! /?v the Infantry. -The foreign rations ot the earth—May America com mand their cileem from that dignity, which alienates all fear of their influence. 16. By the Rangers. Mutual forbear ance in cur opinions, atid universal phi lanth.rcphy in cur feeling'; truth, fcicnce Jind merit are of no part} - , and their coun try the world. Volunteer Toasts. By the lutiuduut, Profpcrity to the City of Augusta. hy Col. Watkins. Ad! honed men without regard to political opinions, j By Geu. 'Twiggs. The memory of the brave Gen. Montgomery, who 101 l [at Quebec. tin Mr. Forfyth. Charles Cotefworth [Pinckney, the el deli Child of Federalism. I By M.y. Anderf.u. Liberty ! alt ho’ Le enjoy her Cardies, may the fraile on ■he rest of the world. I By Cap. M ‘K 'nine. The American In ivy. May the only tribute, their Ene- Inics receive, be the thunder of their [[ By Mr. Pemberton. May the wing of Id'terry never ioafe a feather, I By Mr. Birch. May the tree of Li- Icrty be planted by Virtue, pruned by Wisdom, bear the blofibms ot Peace, and ■ring forth the fruits of universal happi ■ r ■ids I On Monday evening, the citizens were ■ghly entertained through the politeness ■ the Artillery company, alibied by an ■pnent Artill, under whole direction ■cre exhibited the mod fpiepdid difpkiy ■ Fifc|. ( Vyorks, ever seen in this city, mnm the Carolina Gazette cf \JI J u h'* ■An infe'rtioh of the following letter, ■lnch is now £*oin»; the round ot federal ■ CD O # , Knts through America, is lolicitcd. ■ That there are It 111 a lew men dilTatisii ■ with the administration of‘the general Rrernment, is true; but it is equally we, they are of that ambitious disappoint ■ class, who would calumniate and talfify ■e measures of any government excluding Ara from a full participation in the {■loaves and fifties.” Fortunately their : makers are fmail, their motives low and Wm' Providence cOrrefpondent has de- nuch from the merit due the fe- Hjr. jof this [tare. Among the friends I the p:i!f admlnUfrfluon, it is believed I intereded number was very few, corn id with thole who took their hand up- Iprincipie ; with whom, when the mo les of the present adminittnuion are Berly underitood, the executive of the ■ited States will tied none but friends. ■The conciliatory conduct of Mr. Jes- Bu, so far from exciting curses againit ■ <f philoiophical admnillration,” is By day gaining new converts to his Bures. The men whofc minds arc not Bd by dlfappointment and ambition, Bn to enquire, what has excited againit ■ Preiidcnt fuch’lnvetcracy and oppouti- B Is.it becaufehe adviltd.the houfc of to contract the fpbere of BtJtive patronage ? To curtail that pow- H'*'fjk;h, though now in nis, has been ißfhcr hands made too great and ungo ? Is it because he lirlt began the people of their burdens, by i uftrlefs and expensive offices de him? Or is it becaufehe ori- the repeal of these obnoxious S’* tf’hich from this day ccafe to op- Who has beeq the cause of a repeal of a second ts stamp aft” ? application and industry are great. SBh-afe virtue and hospitality more ? Whole society and manners BMe ? These arc curious causes of '^B-^fion —these arc among the pro .^B I features of him, who is a living of honor and ornament to his are fads which mult pro- V,^*on written in fun-beams. <'regard to the llatement in the #^B ln t> letter, permit me to fay “ the • hot so a nd as to “ the Itorics of public mult be perfect gK ly fatisned every aaertlon on tliat l~uT)jcst has been tally eltablifned. It is duf(,cdt ed this letter comes from the fame source which f.ilfcly asserted a compromise was olTereJ at our lad preftdential election by the republicans ; but the motives cf the j writer lay on the furtace, they are too plain to deceive, and meric no other no tice than an unqualified contradiction. A REPUBLICAN. U ProVIDENCE, (r. 1.) June 10. “ Ext rad of a UtU r from a gent Urn an tn Ckarlfjhn, (S. C.J to a f iend in this town, u It is pleasing to fee how the poli tical opinions ot people have changed dtnee the prei'ent session of congress ; ma ny' of the mod zealous disciples of the President are now curling his Philoso phical adniniftration, and fervently wilting the period of a new eleftiou.— Mmy who were enraptured with his in augiral fpeeeh, arc now convinced of its inlinccrlty and hypocrisy. They plainly difeover the rainous confeqaences likely to re fait from a Ihort-fightecl democratic ad niaidrauon, and are vexed that they have been so duped by the intrigues and lies of. the Jacobinic faftion. They find the dories of the defalcations, and the great promTes of glorious times under the reign cf Mr. JcSerfon, was all such duff as dreams arc made of. Be allured the moon of democracy is on the wane here ; the fun of federalifin beaming forth with redoubled splendor. “ Mr. Burr, who Is now here, has exprefled his disapprobation of some cf the eco lomical meafurcs of government. He is treated with due refpeft. An en tertainment is preparing for him, which proinifes to be one of the mod splendid ever given in America.” DIED, on Saturday Evening lad, af ter a (bort illness, Mrs. Langley, wife of’Mr. James Langley, of this City. gp- THE Federal Marshal for the Didrift of Georgia, needs an ac tive Deputy for the upper part of the laid Didrift. Any gentleman desirous of obtaining the appointment, will please dignify the dime, in a letter, direfted to John B. Wiikinfon, Esq. Pod-M tder, Auguda, and taking care to mention the na ncs of th jfe who arc oifered as decurity. No difcbftires (hall be made to the preju dice of nnfaccedsftrl carrdfdVre.' >/3l< A Lid cf Letters remaining in the Pojl- f Office at Augufia, which , if not taken out by the fir ft day of October next, will be returned to the General Pojl Office, A. ROBERT ALLEN, • B. John Blanton, Mrs. Agnes Bacon, Abralfam Baldwin, 2, Thomas Barrett, James Bayard, 3, Young L. T. Black fton, Jacob Bail, Archibald Beall, John __ B, Barnes,' 2. C. Ananias Cooper, 2, James and R. Carftarphan, 2» James Gbron, Henry Crutcher, Robert Csrlhrphaa, David Ciatkfun, JetTe Cherry, James Cafwell, Thomas Cowles. D. William Douglas, William Davis, William F. Dutkee, Nathaniel Durkec, Ctlby Dick in Ton. E. Henry Evans,, Eleazcr Early, 2, James Ellis, Adas Eda. P. E, Fennel. G. John Gordon, George Glbfon, Mids Birbara Galphin, John Goodwin, Mrs, S. Galphin. . . . 11, John Hami”, Eli Harris & Co. Lydia Hartficld, John Harris, Trueman Hillycr. J. Isaac Just ice, Thomas, Jamiefoti, K. Ker, Noah Kelcey. L Btzil Lamar, Mrs. Sarah Long ftrect, John Lowe. M. John Meredith, John Hume Man* derfon, John Mathews, William Mead, Hugh Magee, Henry Maekay, —- Mtrnty, Samuel M’Mannus, William M’Tyre, Oliver Martin, James Makey. N. Polydore Naylor, O. John Oliver, George Olam, 2, Archibald Odanj, Mils Maria J. O’Brien, Abfolom Overby. P. Sylvester Porter, Joshua Pharoah, Edward Prirmofe, Charles Putnam. R. William Roufoue, Edward Rogers, S. Samuel Scctt, John Shacklclord, Archibald Stokes, Thomas Smith, Geo. Sibbaid, 2, Mrs- Jane Scott, jodeph Slade, William Smith, James Simms, Thomas Seth, Betty Stone, James B. Saultcr. T. Camro. Thomas, John Turman, Hugh Taylor, Allen D. Thorn, Thos. Toll, N thaniel Twining. IV. William Walker, Robert Ware, Freeman Walker, Wijfon Woodruff, Jonathan Wood, Michah Wright. J. B. WILKINSON, P. M. July r, 1802. • STOP • THE 'VILLAIN! _ MADE his escape from Aogufta Jai!, on the night of the 4th of July inihnt. a final! Frenchman or Spaniard, who fav* his name is GAULDRIK j BAULSERE, about five feet one or two J | inches high ; he speaks very broken, J ! though can speak good Englilh when he | his a mind, his hair rather Jong to go untied, which he does not wear tied ; had on when he went away, a pair ot Ihiped homespun overalls, and also carri ed away a pair of light ribbed caffi ncre pantabons, and a blue great coat, which app-ared much worn —TWENR.Y DOL LARS will be paid to any person or per sons that will deliver the above deferibed person, to the Jailor of Auguffa, and Ten Dollars if fccured in any jail within one hundred miles of this place. L A IV! ~ r Subfcribcr takes this method to inform his tncadb and the public in general, that he has taken up his refidcncc at Waynefb rough, in the county of Burke, where he is dt-fir ous of eftablilhing himfdf in the pro iefUon of the Luv. And that his pre sent employment as Reftor ot Wayne ib r roagh Academy, may not be conceived, by those unacquainted with the circum stances, to have occasioned a rdinquilh incnt of his profeflian, he would further observe, that his Academic employment will in no wife interfere with his practice of Law in fat J county ; though for the present it may prevent him from extend ing it further. Any buftuefr which may be enrolled to him, in the fph':re of his pnfcfli m, he pledges himfdf totxrcute with fidelity, TRUMAN HILLYER. JVaynr{borough, July 5. f/ T O R E N T, ' A HOUSE, well foiled for the busi ness of a Retail and Grocery Store, fitaated in Oglethorpe county, near the line of the main load from Claik Wafhington. The advantage* ofyfnuation yields to none in the being in the centre of an opulMt and populous neigh borhood, ar.df/m\ miles dillant from any store. Tme bXilding is 2S feet by 16. a Sory, upon 'a brick wall 7 high, theXlcwer part is cx- to nfe as a cellar j ’7the flairs are affixed trr~ srTpacioas land -7 ing place, on the outftde of the build s ing; the upper part contains two rooms, tiic largest fuitabiy fixed with counter, (helves, &c. There is a fire place above and below flairs. The fasd building will be ready to occupy by the fir ft of next month. For terms, which will be cafy and ac commodating, apply to the fubferiber on the pieraifes, Two or three Gentlemen miy be accommodated wish hoard on rcafonablc terms, on the premises adja cent to the said building. JAMES TAYLORC / Oglethorpe, July 6. Lj hi. D 7 li E c t r A £ 1 To the Inhabitants of the firjt Colli Elion DiJiriß, being tuUhin the county oj Richmond andjlate of Georgia. YOU are hereby notified that the tax which has been afT.fTcd upon dwel ling houses, lands and within this diftrift, by virtue of an aft of Congrcfs, palled the 14th July, 17518, entitled “ An aft to lay and collcft a direst tax,” has become due and payable; and that I will attend for the city of Augufla, at Mr, Carrie’s, on Saturday the 26,h inllantj in capt, Lacy’s dillrift, at Mr. John Rhodes’s, on Mmday the sth July; in capt, Hatcher’s dillrift, at Mr. El.jah Anderson’s, on Saturday the io:h, and in capt. Milner’s difhift, on Saturday the 17th July next, to collcft the fame, of which all persons concerned, are to take notice. In conformity to the 6<h feftion of the fil 1 aft, a full and to rest copy of the tax lift remains in the office of John Ma thews, Esq. Super, ifor of the Revenue for tie Dillrift of Georgia, open to ail persons inclined to infpeft the fame. GEORGE WATKINS. Collcßor 11 Jt DiJlnEl, Augufla, June 1, 1802. "S c m 6 o'T. THE Subfcribcr will open a School ia the Mechanic’s Hall on M n- j day next. He will teach .Reading, Writ- j ing and Arithmetic, at the reduced price 1 of Three Dollars per Quarter.—Any other branch of education will be fepa ratcly agreed for, that he is capable of teaching. JOHN JAMIESON. 1. i ' '* f ■V . ; .\ • \ j DISTRICT of GEORGIA, Supervisor's Office, | June the 30 'h, 18oi._ j Public Notice Is be/ eby given , j r pHAT the Suhfjriber hath been de -1 X ilgnared by the Secretary of the I Treasury to. receive from individuals, such black Stamps as may be prefcntecl within the space of four months after the 30th instant, a.:d to pav the value there of, deducting in all cases, seven and one half per cent, in conformity to an stfc of Congrcfs, entitled, “ An aft to repeal the Internal Taxes.” JOHN MATHENS, . Supervijor, HfiA WILL BE SOLD, At the koufe of Thomas Harvey/ on the 12 <h day if Augujl net t, ALL the pcrfonal/eftatc of Charles AtktnfJL deceased, confiding of horses, cattle, V)gs,yfk'ufrhold furui ture, &c. See, the\e/<ns will be made known on tire day iff Talc, , And ail pcrfon/ViaviDg demands a- the find ciatc wedelired to render tfieiryaccounty property attested as the law direfti, and tho.'e Nut arc indebted to the faicHfflatc will plLfe to make pay- f, tnent, to * \ I / , Valentine Atki\nsov, Adm’r. A *" Columbia, June 2 8. \ j N O r\l C E. NINE months ft >m the date hereof I (lull apply to the honorable the inferior court of C >lutr;bia county, for an order to fell o e hundred r.crcs of laud, being the wh( le of the real cUatft Chailes Atkinfot 1 dec. lying In Co lumbia county, on 1 15 water* of the Eu chce creek, bounde i by lands of Craw ford, Sim*, Smith, and lands belonging to the estate of Dav son, for the benefit of the heirs and c editors of the said dcceafed. I /\ V. ATKINSON, Adir/r. N, June 28. I . A-* WILLBESOLD, On WedrteJJay the 1 ith of Augujl next, at the mUrket-hoiife in the city of Augufla, ALL the pcrfonal estate of Isaac Wingate, dcceafcd.—Conditions o& file Ca'fh. MARY WINGATE, Adm\. _ *T->- ’ ■ GEORGIA, Columbia County, By Anderson Crawford, clerk of the court of Ordinary for said county. WHEREAS Clerphas Lamb in, has applied ‘oW: for lends of admi riflration on the and/jfcEls cj IVin 'vefred Lamkin, latetT this county, dec, THESE arc therefvK/to cite and admo nish all and Jmgular JKi kindred and cre ditors of the said dtceafiut, to be and ap pear before the honorahU \ourt of ordin 'a -1 ry, thirty days/after the\iate hereof , to '" fuzo calif:, if any they /have, why said letters fhouldnot be granted i GITEhi under my hand at office, this zijiday of June 1802. A. CRAWFORD/c. c. o* GEORGIA, Columbia County, By And erson Crawford, clerk of the court of Ordinary for said county, WHEREAS Martha and Peter Per kins have applied to we for Utters of adminijlration on the eftale and of Richard Ptrifns, late of this county* 1 decenfed. \ THESE are them ore to,cite and admo ■> rifa all and fingularfhe kindred and cre ditors of Jaid ducaftd, to be and appear at the next court of ordinary for the conn . ty aforefdd, after the expiration of thirty days from tKe. date hereof, to Jhtuo cauft, if any th(y have, why said Utters ft.ould not be granted. GIVEN under my hand at cfficey this lift day of fineiSoz. A. CRAWFORD, c. c. o. GEORGIA, Oglethorpe County. By Matthew Rainey, clerk of the cowt of Ordinary for Jaid county. WHEREAS Miry Bullock, Haw kins Bullock and John Bulloch, have applied to W for Utters of admi ... nijlration, tn the eflute cynd eJfeEis cf Na thaniel Bullock, lale\f /his county , dec, THEIR are therefore to ti:e and admo nijh ail and fingulay the kindred and cre ditor: of the sud j/cceafcH, to be and ap pear before me al/iy office. On or before the 25‘/j day of mly next, to Jhzto caufc, if any they have, why said letters Jhould net be granted. GIVEN under my hand at ojfce, this 2yh day of June iBci. M. RAINEY, c, c 0.