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Toul sv 1 L L E ‘
JVESDAT , M*y M. '799*
—
At a meeting of the Infh Bar,
held in Dublin, to conf.der the
~.e f tion of an union, Mr. Gold
lade ufe of the following very
Lug exprefhon in opposition
fothepropofedconfohdat.on-
God and nature defined that
Ireland fhould be independent
p f Great-Bntajn, and by God
fhc fhall be fo.
A CASE DECIDED.
jfo lawyer* hale union no mortal
can winder ;
j or m ev er thrive mofi token man
kind keep afunder,
[Scout.]
The contemplated union be
tween Great Britain and Ireland,
on a plan fimilarto that of Scot
land. with the former, is the
fubje&of much difculfion in the
Britilh and Irilh prints. The
preliminaries as they were
broached in the Irifli commons,
have become very unpopular
there, and mud undergo many
changes before they will be a
dopted, and a permanent union
eflablifhed. With the docu
ments at prefent before the pub
lic, it is impofiible to anticipate
its fucccfs or failure.
A London paper of the 2d !
of March, fays: “ a draft of.
orty horfes from all the cavalry ,
egimentsnow in Great-Brltain j
s immediately to' be made for i
he fcrVice in Portugal. They |
ire to embark by the gth inflant, i
f the tranfports are ready for
hem."
From the Columbian Mirror.
Brigadier General Stephen Thom
in Mafon t having calumniated
ne, and having fince refufed me
he fatisfaflion of a gentleman,
hereby declare him to be an
nfamous coward and liar.
Thomas Blackburn, jun.
April i 5.
Mr. Day,
'file p’eajtd
jmwing , vi Anfwer to Judge
' ALTON *s additional • Note,
HAVING Teen in the Au
uiU Chronicle, for the 27th of
P TI > judge Walton's addi
inna note to the judicial pro
l ln^ S * n l e Terfon county ;
lCrein I am charged with hav-'
: g au y le nticated an incorreft
'therwith* ,Ud ? e ’ 8 d ’ argC ’ to *
, . , ” atl mfinuating query,
y wbk/or any damage that
m titfiT: a f
in ,1 i e ‘ io c °Pyunis?"
‘L 11 f nfwer the charge and
ppeir m the °tdcr in which they
; I r ‘/‘bat his honor’s charge.
dz Ppear j ,n ‘he Louifville
fl ar ’ and Columbian Mufe
inutes 7lf C ° pieS fr ° m the
o m the °‘. the wurt. recorded
!ted by cof w v argC * Com *
y oI » Watkins and my.
felf (judg~ Walton being pre
fent) in my office the morning
after the court adjourned, and
figned by Judge Walton ; which
minutes, with the fignaturc an
nexed, arc at all times open for
infprftion.
I further fay* that the charge
and presentments as they appear
in the Augufta Chronicle, are
incurred, both in the order in
which they (land, and in almoft
every paragraph, Thectrorsof
which 1 (hall here point out.
Errata i in the Augufta Chro
nicle-column iff, line 19th,
from the bottom inftead of “ the
brand of manflaughter,” read
“ a brand of manflaughter ;*
line 18th, inftead of “ could not
be prefent," read “ would not be
prefentline 2d, inftead of
t( called to pafs on their life and
death/' read “ called on their
life and deathcolumn 2d, line
iff, at the top, inftead of “ bv
I the proof of the voluntary and
bravado confeflion of one of
,them/' read “ by the voluntary
j and bravado confeflion of one
of them line 9th, inftsad of
“ /peaking /’ read “ pleading ; '
lines 11th and 12th flrike out
altogether, as they are not on
the minutes of the court, neither
were they in the original charge;
lines 39th, 40th and 4 1 fl> ate
tranfpofed, inftead of u and this j
cafe, in addition to what I h ive :
before faid,” read “ in addition!
I to what I have before faid. and i
I this cafeline 46th, inftead of
“ feeble f read “ public line
| 76th, inftead of “ giving read .
j “joining;* line 109th, inftead:
of “ re/ponfible” read " refpctl
able;” line 117th, inftead of
“ one another f read “ each other
column 3d, line 9th, from the
top, inftead of u laws,” read
“ law,”
Errata ifl the preferments,
in the Augufta Chronicle, Jaft
paragraph, l ; ne 4th, inftead of
u Jupplanting f read il fup porting,”
judge Walton, after examin
ing the minutes, took the original
charge and preferments, with :
him to Augufta; which, (to
the intelligent reader) will ac
count for the erroneous Rate
ment in the Augufta Chro
nicle ; and which, although my
name is affixed to a certificate of ;
that being a true copy, and which
was fo affixed to the original,
j I again pronounce that that pub
lication is not a true copv; nor
the words of the original; and
which if (he reader fhould fiill
doubt, and will cal! at my office,
in Louifville, I will fhew him the'
1 minutes corre&ed by col. Wat
kins, examined and figned by
i Judge Walton.
• j Having refuted the charge I
pafs on to the infinuatingquery,
, which if meant to apply to me,
I will challenge judge Walton,
or any other perfon to come
forward with any proof of my 1
neg’eft, either in copying writs
or any other duty of my office. I
But as fuch infinuation could
be intended to anfwer only one
of ttvo purports viz. cither to
awe me into a filent acquiefccnce
under the charge for tear of ma
licious (uits, and thereby toim
pofe a falfehood on the public,
or in cafe I proved refraftory fo
far to leflen my reputation, as to
make the. reader doubt the au
thenticity of this flaterticnt.
The former I will guard a
gainfl, and of the latter 1 have
no fear.
I cannot take leave of this
fubjeft, without remarking that
for once ludge Walton has
grofsly miftaken his man, for
neither the fear of malicibus
(nits for fuppoled negleft, nor
the danger my perfon or charac
ter may be in from him, or his
furrounding fatellitcs, (hall ever
drive me one inch out of the
direft line of mv duty.
Wm. MCDOWELL.
Ex Ecutive Department,
Lour [mile, May 9, 1799.
Tht Governor requefls Mr. Day ,
to infert the following note in his
next Loui/viUe Gazelle .
The Governor had it in con
templation to reply to Judge
Walton's JefFerfon charge, and
bis unfounded notes on the pre
fcntmentsof the jefferfon Grand
jury ; hut finding that the fury
in your Louifville Gazette have
anfwered his pofltive additions
of executive interviews and in
fluence, in a candid manner,
and what is more with truth ;
he thinks it unneceflary at pre
fen t to fay a word farther on the
1 fubjeff, than barely to
that the anfwer of the Jury, and
Abraham Jackl’on’s affidavit
hereto fubjoined, mufl flamp
a forcible impreffion on the pub
lic mind, of the great correft
nefs and impartiality of Judge
Walton's decifions.
GEO R~l A,
Burke County.
Abraham jacKson,
cj the County cj Burke,
Efquve, being duly fw)rn , depojeth
; add faith, that he never has , direHly
j or indireUly , odvi/ed or influenced
any man, or fet of men, on the
Grand Jury for Burke, to prejent
Judge Carnes , and two of the
Members of the General AJfemb’y,
for their , or either of their conduft
during I he fitting of the lafi legif
la!ure ; neither was the pre/entmeni
all tided to, in the Southern Genii ncl
of ike 18 ih of April, <35 alledgti
by Judge Walton . to have been laid
before the Grand Jury, in his hand
' writing, nor did he cv r fee it,
j And he does further Solemnly de~
; dare , that his brother in Louifville
1 never defired him cither verbally or
j in writing , dire Illy or indireElly to
Intake, or procure a p'cjcntment of
; any nature , at Burke Court . He
I has not feen him , and received only
one letter from him on hujinefs of a
| nejJjjtour (Major M ( Cullers') finer
! the riflmg of the legifeature unto this
I day, •
I ABRAM JACKSON',
; Swomtes£ih Afrit. 1795.
W&urv Ba:s, J P.
V Executive Department,
Louifville, May 9, 1799,
The aforegoing is a copy of
Major Jackfon’s affidavit, taken
from tho original, filed in this
Office.
Thomas Johnson,
Secretary,
C 3" The Rev. Mr, Bothwill
mill preach in the Stale Houfe , on
SUNDAY NEXT.
May 14,
C 3" Agreeable to Orders from
Brigadier General Morri/on , all
Commiffioned Officers, in the Coun
ty °f J'fftr/tm, wi/A the firjl Ser
jeant and Adjutant, of each Com
pany, are required to attend at
Louifville, on TH V R S D AY,
the twenty third day 0/ May next;
'hkewi/e the Companies to meet at
the fame place on FRIDAY, the
24 th of May , by ten o’clock in the
forenoon, equipped as the laxv direfts.
All Commiffioned Officers are re- (
quired to bring their Covmifficns oil
the Ground; and thoft commanding
Companies will come provided with
cxatl rolls of the number of each
grade , enrolled under their reffec
tive commands , and there to be/ub- I
yfi to fuck evolutions as the Adju
tant General may direct,
S. WOOD, Col. J. C.
April 30.
TO BE SOLD,
At the AT'irlef House , in l.oui svillt, on
c TUESDAT i the t\th of *June runt,
The following Eftrays, viz;
One Red and White STEER, in the pof
(Wfion of Mrs Jam?' ; and one branded
S FEiiK, in the poflcfHon of Mr. Dubois.,
WOl. M*Dowell, clerk.
' May 4, 1799.
TO BE SOLD,
A HOUSE and LOT, Htultcd n#ar the
Coffee*Hmife, Louifville, containing
a good Oven and Bake Houfc, Carden and
other improvements; an excellent lima lion
for trade.
Conditions, one part talh, the other
trade nr credit, #ith approved lecuritic*.
For further particulars, apply at the Union,
Louifville.
May 14,
MANUS LEMLE,
Has removed his Dry Good Store, to the
Howe formerly occupied by Thomas
Collier It C •. as a Dry Good Store :
Where he has for fate, cheap for
cafh or produce,
A handfome Aflortment of
DRY GOODS .
LIKEWISE,
All kinds of Patent Medicines
and Crockery Ware, See .
M’iy 14.
Notice is hereby given, *
TO the Citizens of Louifville, and
thrv adjacent vicinities, that the
Subforjber wil open Schorl on MONDAY,
the 79th infirm*, in the Houfe furnicrlywc
cupicu by Mr. M ( Muiray ; where lie will
teach the Eni»lifh Tongue, agreeable to
Dr Louth*; Elfay, and the renowned Mr,
Sheridan** Rhetorical Grammar. Aifo,
Writing, Arithmetic, and KLccping,
Geornes/y and Navigation, wi’.h many
other ufcfnl farts ot flic Mathematics;
a* ailbof Autonomy, &rc.
Terms, One Dollar per month, or Tea
DoLais per annum. Hmrs in fummer,
ten, two Intcrmillion ; winter, eLht, one
i uermiflion.
William M‘Kain.
April 23, 1799.
SHERIFFS'
BLANK DEEDS,
For Sale, al this Office.
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