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I'**?'*- MIBCEITLANV old HAiu:r. Yesterday James Hewitt, nn old fmm nearly 60 years of age, was in-] dieted for a misdemeanor in having trn- 1 ;amc of ail kind*.; hut, above al*» J\riyor fifty voter* will be thrown in to the bargain, to any purchaser who may wish fur a .seat m parliament !—j ■The reader will observe, that the [land, trees, game, grouse, fish, and Notice. The Subscriber, will receive in payment for debts due him on ac count of medicine, Striped Homespun, Sheriffs Sales. i Administrators Sale, —— 1Will nr. sold on the secon 1 'l t es- Will he sold, on the first Tuesdaddav in January, on the waters o. freemen, were all to lie knocked down f rom on e to two thousand yards, , , , . , .bv auction, on the first of September,] . nr . /» in the month of August last, contra-l^.^ ^ mC rcy as poor partridges] tUU Ij(U r ( • 'y > vy to an act passed in the reign of Qn t h at day ! Who will be so autla-j and George It. seduced an artificer oi c j ons as to talk of parliamentary c> ()Qf) \vci tr ht of Poi’k. thi« rniintrV tn lpnve till* lc irurrloiYl. /• r ... i... .1 ^ ^ reform ?—London papa and the best workmen the place af fords, he is enabled to execute iiis work with neatness and dispatch. (Jf7°Oentlemen at a distance bv at- ^ ibis country to leave the kingdom. From the testimony of the witness es examined, it appeared that the prisoner, although recently from A- mevica, is an Englishman, and had recently frequented a public house ■called the York Minster, immedi ately in the vicinity of the cotton ma nufactory of Messrs. Hughes and Lewis, Bunhill row ; to which the nu n employed in the sen ice of Mes sieurs Hughes and Lewis resorted ; and amongst others a man named Hutchinson, who had formerly been apprenticed from the Parish of St. Martin’s, to a cotton manufactory, near Manchester, where lie remain ed till lie arrived at the age of 21 He then came to London, and was employed in the ser\ice of Messrs. Hughe’s and Co. in the wool dying business, and was in fact returned a fair workman. This man the pri soner frequently met, and hy glow ing representations of the advanta ges and great wages he was likely to obtain hv going to America, indu ced him to agree to emigrate, for the purpose of being employed in a cot ton manufactory, at a place called Cooper’s Town, within two miles of New-York, (Philadelphia) &ashort distance from the residence ol th prisoner. Messrs. Hughes and Lewis having- heard ol this negotiation, sent lor the prisoner and remonstrated w ith him on tlie illegality of the steps lie war pursuing, forewarning him at tin. same time that if he persisted in his delinquency, they would punish him with the rigor ol the law. Tne pri soner then declared his ignorance ol any criminality attaching to his con- duet, and promised most faithfully that be would relinquish his intenti ons—111 a few days, however, Mr. Hughes discovered that Hutchinson was making preparations for his de parture, and that his passage hadac tuully been taken on board an Ame rican ship. The prisoner was then apprehended, and on being brought]Cotton Cambrick r . before a magistrate, produced a re-Laced do. ct ipt of S 121 paid by him to the matc | Hook do. of an American ship, for Hutchin-! Fancy Leno son’s passage and also a promissory Lappet do. liote of Hutchinson’s for that sum,'Laces and Edging, and for other monies before paid to Check’d Gingham' him by the prisoner, to be paid out Cotton and Linnen Platlllas, of the produce of his labours in A-]Suspenders, to lie delivered in Milledgeville the highest cash price will be allow cd. It will lie Well for those persons ’indebted, to avail themselves of this W. JORDAN, Root, and Shoe IV1 aher j opportunity to discharge their ac- December Thompson Bird. 6— tf Respectfully counts, informs the pub lic, that he has commenced bu siness on Jeffer son street,imme diately opposite 1). Sturges’ Esq. south side ol die Public Square, where he intends carrying on the above business in all its various branches. Having a n y popart H. SEMPLE, supply of excellent leather on Irand,,Minister uf the Gospel, King & (>ueen, Va. PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING l.Y SUBSCRIPTION, A HISTORY OF thi: RISE AMD PROGRESS OF THF Baptists in V lrginia. A S early as the year 178«, arrranpementt- were made !>y the Uiptist General Committee to collect materials and publish history of the baptists of Virginia. Tlun-e tending to the above cut, may h>c-]to whom the business wa9 committed made ward their measures, and be fitted some progress in their collection ; but from is well as if they were present. A, tire length of the boot—C, the call—1), the heel—E, the instep— Hall of the loot—G,the length. November 3. 1—12t. Dyer <k Son, Store adjoining Mr. Mounger’s Tavern, and nearly oppo file Messrs. Thomas and Scurry’- Anthony Havr. taken the nentol DRY GOODS, among xvhieh are, t quality Superfine Cloths, do. Ladies Silk. Gloves, Cotton Cassimers, Cotton Shirting, Cotton, Silk and Worsted IIose r White Cambriek Shawls, Silk do. menen. The prisoner’s defence was -—-that Hutchinson came a second time to him, and said, he had his master’s permission to leave the coun try, and that from his solicitations he was induced to pay his passage out. The Common Serjeant, who tried! Humliums, the case, in summoning up the evi-j Blankets and Plains, dennee, dwelt with peculiar force cm. Velvet, Morse dies and Florentine the mischievous tendency ol the crime Vesting with which the prisoner stood charg-! Fancy Prints ed, which, he said, was most ma- " terially connected with the manu facturing interests of this country ; and was deservedly punished by law in a most exemplary manner ; the le gislature having decreed, that pri soners, guilty ol such an offence, should be subject to 12 months im prisonment, and a penalty of 300]. The jury, without a moment’s he sitation returned a verdict of—Guil ty. Hutchinson, the artificer, seduced was then tried under an act passed in the 5th of George the First, which enacts, That any artificer, particular ly in the manufactories of cotton wool, silk, mohair, lice, who should he convicted ol, or detected in, prepar ing to leave the kingdom, for the purpose of devoting his knowledge lor the benefit and advantage of fo reign countries, not within the Bri tish dominions, should be bound to enter into a recognizance himself and two sureties for remaining in the country. The evidence on the former case was again gone through, and the pri- scc 4*. m S Boner was found—Guilty L t t im 1 certain cau-es miKh to be regretted, this plan wna never accomplished. Alter a cnm,i Jer.iblc lapse of time, seve ral of the i'iMiciation&dhpairing to ste a ge neral history completed, turned their atten tion to the publication of historical relati ons of their own districts. The General Meeting observing this,detcrtTiin'd lo make one more attempt to effect a general his- toiy, being petsuaded that partial or.es could not answer the main devgn. They entrusted the execution of this plan to the RevM A. HroadduB and the compiler. Mr. .lJrondi'us's other avocations precluded him where they have lor sale, an assort- ifrom taking any part in the compilation. The whole of the labour and of the rerpon- ibility, therefore, devolved upon the com piler. lie can say little as to the execution ol the work. His motive in attempting it was to rescue from oblivion transactions which he earnestly believed to he’ worthy of the no tice of the present and future generations. He is persuaded that his book, however un refined in 6tyle and method, is sufficient to convey to the candid enquirer a correct view of those ways and wotks of God aud his people of which it professes to treat. Having been at great labour and expense in accomplishing a work so arduous in its nature, he now throws himself upon the benevolence of his friends and the fr ends of truth, for his reward. He trusts that the desire to spread the knowledge of useful occurrences will prompt them to contribute all poffible aid. It cannot be said with certainty, when the work will be ready for delivery, but it is hoped that it will not be a mure distant criod than next spring. CONDITIONS. I. The book will he printed on good paper, in a duodecimo volume of a bout 500 pages. II. The price to subscribers, neatly bound and lettered, will be two do). I a rs, to be paid on the delivery of the book. Those who become responsible for ten copies shall be entitled to one gratis. The Editor of this paper is authorised to receive subscriptions. in January next, between the usual [hours, at Monticello* One Lot of Land, No. 8, in the 18th district of Bald win county, now Randolph, levied on as the property of John Curl, to satisfy an execution in favour ol Pe ter Tatum.—ALSO, One Lot of Land, No. 31. in the 15th district of Bald win county, now Randolph, levied on as the property of James Oberrv, to satisfy an execution in favour ol Win. Goodson. ALSO THE FOURTH OF About Fifty Acres of Corn, and one filth of the EODDER, levi ed on as the property ol Hiram Whatley, to satisfy an execution ir. favour ol Man son Glass.—ALSO, 101 Acres of Land, in the 18th district ol Baldwin coun ty, now Randolph, being a part ol Lott No. 62, in said district, levied on as the property of Polly Povrel, to satisfy two Executions in favour of William Hill, levied on and re- turn.cl to me bv Daniel Smith, con stable ALSO, One Lot of Land, No. 138, in the ISth district ol Baldwin, now Randolph county, le vied on as tiie 'property of William Lambright, to satisfy sundry Execu tions against him.—ALSO, One Lot of Land, No. 128, in the 18th district ol Richland, in Green county, 1 Tract of Land containing 150 acres, adjoining the lands of John Mapp and Tally, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Thomas Williams, deceased. Abner JB. Wells, Administrator. November 28. 5—tds. For Sale, An elegant Fowling Piece. Enquire at this office. November 28. 5—tf. Will be Rented, v To the highest bidder, on Saturday, the 6th of January next, at the late dwelling-house of Jesse Mathews, deceased, in Wilkinson county, The Several Plantations, belonging to the heirs of said de ceased. Jacob Mar chant, Administrator. November 25. 5—3t*[ POR SALE, A good RIDING HORSE, Enquire of tire Printer. 2nd do. do. Bath Coatings, Cassimeres, Velvets, Toilinct Vesting, Silver Cord, Flannels, Dimity, Callicocs, Fearnought, £kc. See. See. They expect to receive, in the coarse of 20 days, Brandy, Rum, Gin, Whiskey, Saddlery,Boots, Shoes, Nails, Crockery & Tin Ware, Iiats, &Y. Uc. &Y. November 13. 3—tf ~0 Dollars licwarcl. STOLEN from me about the Nov. 180r a negro man slu GLOBE LXJ\ r , RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. THE SUBSCRIBER, respectfully informs the public, that he has opened a home of entertainment at the sign Baldwin, now Randolph, levied anff the Globe, in the city of Richmond, as the property of William Wadson,'.and state of Virginia. He has pur- to satisfy an execution in favour oiHiasedthe house formerly occupied by Charles Darnel, levied on and rc-jd//-. Peter Moseley, and known by the' turned to me hv Daniel Smith, con- name of the Union Tavern. Having stable.—Co iditions cash. been at great cxpcncc in repairing and filing it up for the accommodation of Travellers, he solicits a portion of their patronage. IIis stables are large, and well provided with provendi r. JAMES BROOKS. November 3. 1—tf. For Sale, V number of YOUNG MULES, ol a large size, if applied for in th course of tenor twelve days. For terms, apply to the subscriber, at Major Mounger's Tavern. James Brown Milledgeville, Dec. 5. 6—tf Notice. Jones Count*, ") STRAYED from 12//t District. J the subscriber a- boutthe 15th of June, he 12th oj\\ likely parcel of lion s, r if teen Harrows, two years old, and nine sows heavy with pig ; the hogs tire marked with a crap and under bit in the left ear, and slit in th right. Any person taking up th CLESAR, the property of the subscriber ; he is about 6 feet high, one of his bit? toes • 1 , ... .. *> |‘ J b‘*'* -H.1H IJtlSULI I.IMUU III) lilt is\u\ remaii.ai t, uing split with said hogs, and will inform me of it an axe through the nail and nearly shall be handsomely rewarded. November 28. J. Evans, D. S. -tds. THE SUBSCRIBER, WISHES TO PURCHASE 4 OR 5000 Wt. OF GOOD MERCHANTABLE LEAF TOBACCO; Eor which he will give Four Dollars CASH. nr. OFFERS FOR SALE, GOOD HARRISON ALFORD TAYLOR, SOLICITS a continuance of the T r /» . i r., , patronage ot the public and of his ’ Ltmijac Id ( (I I who have hitherto encoura- 1 ed him in his line of busines. He Low for Cash, or in exchange for Leal Tobacco. LIKEWISE, FOUR OR FIVE THOUSAND AMERICAN SUGARS. Samuel M. Mordecai. November 3. 1 —tf. A. Pkares T A Y I- O R, (FROM N E W-J E RS £ Y,) WAYNE STREET, Respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has commenced his business in the house nearly op posite Dent’s tavern, and second door above Messrs. Collier &. Co. All those who think proper to favor him with their custom, from punc tuality and the neatness of his work, he flatters himself they will receive ample satisfaction. November 3. l tf will serve his customers as hereto fore with punctuality, and his work will be neatly executed at a low price, tie lives at the corner of Jefferson street, north side of the public square, adjoining the office of the “ Gf.or- gi a Journal,” and opposite Mr. F. Sandford’s store. November 3. l tf. EAGLE TAVERX7 BELL TAVFJt.W as high as the second joint, by that, it is much broader and larger than the other, he was accustomed to run James River above the falls, I was informed lately that he was sold in some part of the State of Georgia or Carolina, on delivering him to me or him in some jail so that I get him again, shall he paid the above reward. This is to lorwarn any per son or persons from harbourin nr , , t i 1,1 persons trotn naroounmr or Tarhamentary purity.--In the Ches- • i . ° 1 . ■ , ■ V ‘ •• concealing hint, as thev may depend ter Chronicle ol the 25th ultimo anL„ ° T • • ,1. i • i*i i i • tint I \\ ill prosecute such vio- cstate is advertised to be sold m Car-r *1 i 1 • r „ ' xo intrvonshire, consisting of all the de lightful attractions that fertile and ro mantic country teems with—wood, lators of the law to its full extent. Robert Mitchell. State of Va. Citv of Rich- water, trout-streams, grouse, andjmond, September IT, 18 :h-| D. j 1—9t. December 5. James lBeebes. 6—tf. P. Menard, Has lately established the BAKLYG BUSINESS at his house in Franklin street, and will he happy to supply the public with any article in that branch. He daily expects, Raisins in boxes, fresh keg Crackers. Cider, Pipes, Onions, Red Beets, Carrots, Bar Lead, Gun Powder. Starch, Sic. He purchases II ome- spun, llees-Wax, Tallow and Flour. Decemdcr 5. 6—tf. MANCHESTER, VIRGIN!A. 7he Subscriber, residing in Man chester, Virginia, at the sign of the Bell, solicits a share of public patron age to his tavern, and pledges hvnsef to use every exertion to give satisfac tion. He keeps a constant supply of (he best forage, good liquors and han dy waiters ; and his prices are at least 25 per cent under those general ly charged in, or about his residence. NA THAN IE L CHILDERS November 3. i The Co-partnership of Mounger M Grimes was dissolved by mutual consent, on the Is/ day of July, lastl Ail persons indebted to the concern, will make payment to Edwin Mounger, and those ip whom they were owing, will apply to him for settlement. EDWIN MQUNGFR, STERLING GRIMES. The House will still be kept up by ■ Subscriber, who by strict atten tion to the convenience and comfort f tfose who may favour him with, their company, flatters himself he may merit their patronage. EDWIN MOUNGER. November 3. i tf. the Brigade Orders. Brigadier Generals vf tartars Mi/ledgevile, Nov. 22, 1809. Major Charles Williamson, having on account ot his removal to the city ot Savannah, resigned the appoint ment of Brigade Major in my Bri gade, I have thought proper to ap point URIAH THWEATT, Esq. Brigade Inspector in his room ; therefore, all persons concerned, are hereby required, to respect and obey him as such. JOHN SCOTT, Brig. Gen. 8th Brigade, 3d Divison of the Militia of this state. November 28. 5—tf. Education. Mary Franklin respectfully in forms the citizens of Milledgeville and the neighbourhood, that she will open A SCHOOL. on Monday the 27th ol this month fof teaching Reading and Writing, and Needle-work, plain and ornamental. The price of tuition will be Three Dollars per quarter, one quarter to be paid in advance. Her School will he kept in a house of Mr. Sandford’s, near the office of the Georgia Jour nal. The greatest attention will be 1 paid to the instruction of pupils en trusted to her care. November 21. 4 Qt. PEIN T L N G, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Neatly executed at this Office.