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lUGUSTA, 17. "he President of the United States has jinted John Mason, of Georgetown, pdier-general of the militia in the •ift of Columbia, and Daniel Carrol lit, of the City of Walhington, colo. :ommandant of the firft legion of mi in thediftrift of Columbia. following Toasts were given by the 'ederaliji Artillery Company in Charle ,in Monday the sth inlt. The Fourth of July 1776 —may its spirit continue to animate Americans, The United States—may their hap. fs and freedom be eternally the joy L mericans, and the admiration of the of the world. ’ , Thomas JefFerfon —of whose wif. and virtue, in the Declaration of pendence we have the furert pledge. , Aaron Burr —we never will believe he who suppressed ambition at the nand of the public, would suppress hiftory of a fallen admmiftration, 1 unworthy motives. , The Governor of the State of South di'ia—a due reward to his services, , The State of South Carolina—may ;ock. of talent and virtue experience imunition. , The armed Majesty of the People— it always find its reprefentacive a tia, composed of free born citizens. , The memory of the Father o£ his ntry —General George Walking ton. , The hod: of deceased Patriots— iklin, Greene, Montgomery apd Put. 3. The rtfemory of Colonel Darrell. 1, Major General Moultrie, who ht at Sullivan's Island, that Caroli underftand to fight. 2. The Officers and Seamen of the Na if the United States—may they prove undaunted defenders of their country’s ts and interests. j. James Madison, Secretary of State. Albert Gallatin—we detest the jwnefs of mind which would exclude t, because found in a foreigner. 15. Cur Ambassadors—may their ivledge of their duty only he equalled heir resolution to perform it. 3. The Judical Department of the U- I States—let its independence be pre id through every change. j. The Fair of Carolina—may their ics ever continue to render their smiles ondeft object of the freeman’s defirc. A CARD . NE of the fubferibers to the protest few of the Toasts, given by the ufta Volunteer Artillery, on the nt, as not expressing their political fen nts, requests that'the author or au -5 of the burlesque publication on it, :h appeared in the Herald cf Wed ty lall, will avow himfelf or them ;s. Saturday Morning, noflrum ejl t ant as componere lites. the fubferibers, citizens of Augu 1, although v»c cannot style ouifelves Kates for liberty, being yet strongly •egnated with a prediledlion for the ocratic and feudal systems, which of equence prevents us from holding in •rrence that tyranny under which this try once groaned and bled ; feel our. :s called upon (and cannot refill the 'the: /cribtndi) in confequcnce of t late publications, to express our fen :nts refpeding the Toasts given by the illery Company of this Town, at the Anniversary of our Independence.— ing their spirit, as well as their letter, e highly consonant to the event which r were intended to commemorate ; r have our decided approbation, which extends to the “ additional protest,” Wednesday’s Herald, but with this tvation, that we regret they (hould avow their names as we do, but fe ‘U(k themselves, under anonymous fig. a( ures, from the meed of honed applaufej Twuo Danaos & dona ferentes ,” nee I r 'itrt dign»m t that they Ihould Ikulk from apprehension of be •g confuted with baculinary ratiocinati 0r °f receiving the reiterated reper “ffions of a well applycd cow-lkin ; “ Sic ptnna fugiunt trepida?iic Colum *• 7—Did not the frigoiifick powers of ‘jatick balhfulnefs, (living as we do, Hus fa \Jrbe ,”) congeal our resolution, (hould attempt an imitation of that •|°'ous refplendency of diftion, dazzling ■WtUlations of conceit, regular and un r°iten concatenations of allegory, per- ? r )at^ons of images, and figurative diftor ■Ons of phrase, with which this *(addi *s re pl ef c, std mora dam a Kf c ret dubitart remit tit, We therefore hare hastily sketched the forego ing, in its support; if we fail, magnis dtcidere aufis , our ideas are not confufed, nor is our judgment barren, nor our in. relleCts obumbrated, we think we poflefs f 'ff’dgit tenebris Aurora fugatts ) fagaci. ty of conjecture, accutenefs of Compre hension, and facility of penetration, non failure putando . We address this, ad populumpro modu lo nofiro, knowing them to be capax ratio. mt % and not feeling ourselves indifferent de contemptu mundt , we arc compelled, mul. ta gemens, to thus obtrude. We would gladly have remained in otium cum dignU tate, but as others came forward, why (hould not we be » aut Era/mus, aut Di a bolus?’* t( Non cbtufa adeo geftamus peCtora posni, “ Nec tam avcrfus equos Tyria, fol jungit ab urbe.” We now conclude, cajiigat ridendo mo res > without the prejudice of faction, the stratagem of intrigue, or the servility of adulation. Opttmus tile, qui minimus urgetur , and trolling we have displayed no licentious idioms, irregular combinati ons, or unwat ran table allusions qui capit ille facit , quid verura atque decens, cu rare & rogare nostrum fit. McSYCOPHANT, ESSENCE of DISSIMULATION, TINCTURE of FALSEHOOD, BALSAM of MALICE, ELIXIR of VANITY, ACID of DISAPPOINTMENT, SYRUP of DECEIT, Cum multis aliis que nunc profcribere longum est. A letter from a gentleman in Edinburg, (Scotland) to his correspondent in Tren ton, states, that “ the BOX made of the oak that flickered the great Sir William Wallace, after the battle of Felkirk,” which was presented by the Earl of Buchan to the late General Walhington, with a re quest that he would pass it, on the event of his decease, to the rnoft deserving cha racter in this country, but wich was re turned to his lordlhip, is now in the hands of an American gentleman at Edinburg, for the purpose of being transmitted to DoCtor Rufli, of Philadelphia, agreeably to his lordlhip’s determination. MARRIED, on Thursday the 24th ult. by Samuel Harper, Esq. Daniel W. Easley, Esq. of Clarke county, to Mrs. Rebecca Peeples, of Greene county. fuji Received and for Sale , A few quarter calks, prime old Madeira Wine, Jamaica and Northward Rum, Loaf and Brown Sugars, Teas and Coffee. ON CONSIGNMENT,, A few Calks BROAD HOES. ISAAC HERBERT/ r> & /\Pher!Ff;s sale. ' On the Jirji Tuefday in September next, at the court-house in Greene county, be tween the ujual hours, WILL BE SOLD, 200 acres of land whereon Samuel Reid now lives, in Greene coun ty, on Richland creek, adjoining Weft ; pointed out by said Reid, at the instance of Peeples, Weft, M'Guirc and Robert son. J. D. FANNIN, Sheriff, ■ J u h 3* NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Mr. Samuel Willifon, deceased, by judgment bond, note, or otberwife, are requested to call on the Subscriber and make immediate payment,**as no indul gence can be given; and'all those to whom the said estate is indebted are re quested to render in their demands pro perly attested, within the time preferib ed by law. The fubferiber flatters hcr felf that all concerned will aye'll them fclves of this thereby aflift, as much as possible, the ipeedy and Anal fettlcment of her administration. A R WILLI SON, Adm’x. - FOR SALE, A GANG of Prime NE GROES, confining of Men, Men Buys, Women, aed Women Girls. BELCHER & DICKINSON. Savannah , June 18. Sheriff’s Blank Titles for sale at this Office. ONE HUNDRED DOL. LARS REWARD. STOLEN from the Subfcriber’a plan tation, near Georgetown, on or a bout the 27 th April lalt, a likely bright BAY HORSE, (even yean old, about fifteen hands high, trota and cantera very neatly, and of a very gay carriage, brand ed on the mounting buttock L. D. walks sass, and hat a trick of throwing up his head often when rode. As well aa the Subscriber can recolleA, he believra the said Hotfe had a few white haira in his forehead, and a light streak on hia nose, inclining to one of his nostrils. The above dcfcribed Hone formerly belong ed to the Federal Troop, at or near An gufta, in Geogia; it is probable the said Hotfe may be offered for falc somewhere to the southward of this in some of the towns, or poflibly in the upper country. The above reward will be paid upon profeenting the thief or thieves to con* vision, or ihould information be given to the Subscriber, by post or otherwise, so that the said Horse may be recovered again, a reward of Twenty Dollars, with all reasonable charges will be paid, by Francis G. Dc Lieflelinc. Georgetown (S, C.J 'June 4, Any information given to the Printer of this Gazette relative to the said Horse, will be forwarded with dis. , P«ch. Greene Court of Ordinary, July 7, 1802. ON the petition of Silas Dixon, by Young Grelqam, his attorney, flat* ing, that Thomas Harkins, late of said county, dec. did i 1 his life time, on the 12th day of Janua y, in the‘year 1795:, execute his bond under seal, to Pierce Nowland, wherebj he bound himfelf in the penal sum of on 1 hundred pounds ster ling, conditioned to make good and lawful titles to 2>o acres of land in Wilkes county, on the waters of Little river, and on Rca< y creek, whereon the said Harkins then 1 ved, which said bond has (ince been a( igned over to your petitioner, ard the (aid Thomas failing to comply with t e condition of said bond in his life tin e, It is ordered by the Court, That the adminiffrator of said Thomas Harkins be compelled to make titles to the land aforefaid to (aid Dixbh, or (hew fuffici* ent cause to the contrary within the term of three monthairoro this date, and that this rule be publiihed in one of the public gazettes of this (fate for the space of three months. 1 Taken from the minutes, THOs. CARLETON, c.c. o. GEORGIA, Greene County. By Thomas Carleton, clerk of the court of- ordinary for Jaid county, WHEREAS Susannah Hammonds has applied to me for letnrs of ad miniffration, on the efiate and/jft&s of An « thony late off this county, deceased . \ / . THESE are thwHow to cite and edmo nijh all and fmgulayffht kindred and cre ditors of the faidjjneeh/ed, to be and ap pear before me atAny office, on or before the V h da yof Ayfcufi next ,V * ‘ * if any they hays, why faiim&er-tW id not be v ‘ / GIrEN under „• this 7th day of Jui / THOs. CA r w*N, c-c. o. GEORGIA, Greene County. By Thomas Carleton, clerk of the court of ordinary for said county, WHEREAS Ewing Morrow and Sal ly Read have applied to me for letters difmiffory an the ejtate and efftELs of Jacob Maddox, late of this county, deceased, THESE are therefofe to cite and admo nish all and ftngulaf the kindred and cre ditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office on of before the •fth day oj Au gujl next, to ffiew cause , if any they have, why said liters jhould not be granted. GIVEN under my hand at office, this 7th day of July , 1802. T. CARLE!ON, c. c. o. GEORGIA, Greene County, By Thomas Carleton, clerk of the court of Ordinary for said county. WHEREAS John Bowles, has ap plied to me for letters difmif fry on the efiate and tffetts of Morgan Williams, late of this county, dec, THESE are therefore tacite and admo nijh all and singular thi kindred and cre ditors of the said dqffafed, to be and ap pear at my office, on or before the 7th day of Augujt next, Co Jhew cause, if any they have, why said Utters Jhould not be grant ed, GIVEN under my hand at office, this *jth day of July 1 802. T. CARLETON, c.c. o, f GftltttS CotTHTY, July 7, 18o2• Notice is hereby given , 'T'H AT after £hc expiration of nine months, application will be made to the honorable the Inferior Come es Greene county for leave to fell a trad of land in fait county, in the fork ; of the Oconee and Appalachie riven* on the waters of Eli Ton’s creek, adjoin* ing Matthews, MOl eland and others. Al so one other traft i 1 said county, on the Beaverdam of Ric iland creek, adjoin* ing Houghton, am others; it being sot the benefit of the eirs and creditors of Miles Beavers, dec ;afed. IT is requeued that all per- Tons who have any demands against said deceased, will roa te them known within the time prcfcribcc by law, and those in* debted will make nayment by the firft of September next, longer indulgence will be given. \ Wm. JENKINS, Adm N O TjJ C £. f After the expiration of nine months from the daM hereof, application will be made to th« honorable the infe rior court of the c »unty of Burke, foe leave to fell the rea estate of John M«|* lory, jun. deceafee, viz.— ijo acres of land, more or less, in the said county* adjoining lands of ohn Steptoe, sot the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the said deceased, agrekable to the statute in that case made andlprovided. WILLIAM MALLORY, Adm'r. July 7* WILL BE SOLD. L On the Jirft Saturday in September next, at the court-hfiufe in the town of county , ONE blackfeelding belong ing to the eftate/ofyohn Mallory, dec, Said Calh. yw, MALLORY, Adm’r. July ?• NO Til C • A FTER the (xpiration of nine months from the da e hereof, application will be made to th : honorable the infe- rior court of the munty of Burke sot leave to fell two h ndred acres of pine land, in the said c< unty, adjoining landa of Telfair, belong ng to the estate of , Fleafant Goodall, eceafed, for the be nsfit of the heirs bf the said deceased, to the ftuute in that case mad* 'V and provided. I ARTHER WILLIAMS, > Guardian, *” * July 1- SHERIFF’S SALES. On the firji Tuefday in September next * at the court-hou/e in Waynejborough% TV ILL BE SOLD , 100 acres of land on the wa ters of Buckhcad, in the county of Burke* adjoining Wm. Murphy and John M'A nallyj levied on by James Bailey* constable, as the property of Abraham Wells, to fatisfy John Dickson, and re turned to me. - 40 acres of land, bounded northward ly by lands of Thomas, weftward ly bf lands of Wm, Murphy, and fonth wardly and eaftwardly by lands of John M‘Anally, on the waters of Buckhcad 5 levied on by James Beefley, constable, as the property of Abraham Wells, to fatisfy Wright Douglas, and returned to me. Also will be Sold , on the JirJi Tuefday irt December next, too acres of land on Rocky creek, in the county of Burke (advertised to be fold on the firft Tuefday in Ju«c last, but postponed to the firft Tuefday in Decern-, her, as above) levied on as the property of John Ford, to fatisfy William Patter- Ton, by James Beefley, constable, and re turned to me. M. SCRUGGS, Shviff*' July 8. N. B. No Writs or Procefles will be ferved' by me in future, before the fee* are paid* The Subscriber Has just received on Confgnment, and will Sell very low for Cajh , 6 Puncheons Weft-India RUM. He hdj also on hand, PORT, CLARET, j wtxtpo MALAGA and f WINES ' SUER Rtf J ALMONDS and RAISINS. B. BIGNON. Augufla, July ic.