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Wc should not be surprised now Canning has retired, it the new ini tiistry were again to attempt to dupe our aclni’mibiration. For such ih the price of grain in Britain, that (flour immediately after harvest is selling in London attics sterling per barrel ! The apology for the Che sapeake murders was all we requir ed when wc before kept them lroin starving. And how were we requit ed? It W ellesley stoops from ne- he will rew ard us double af- TJAPiIFiN. The Suhscrihers having entered into co-partnership, under the firm ol /ivion, Dunham, & Co. w ith a view to transact business in the FACTORAGE, COMMISSION LINE ; will receive and forward produce to any port in the United States, on Having large and Will he sold, on the first Tuesday in Januarv next, between the usual hours, at Monticello, One Lot of Land, No. 8, in the 18th district ol Bald win countv, now Randolph, levied on as the property ol John Curl, to satisfy an execution in favour ol Pc ter Tatum.—ALSO, One Lot of Land, 21. in the 1.5th district of Bald- ftoctor Wilson, | Respectfully informs his friends that BELL TAVERN, MANCHESTER, VIRGINIA. he has removed to the house occu pied bv the late Governor Irwin, where his usual attention will paid to their calls. The Subscriber, residing in Mqn- l, t . Chester, Virginia, at the sign of the lietl, solicits a share of public patron- December 26. -tf age to his tavern, and pledges hi,/.self ccssity, He will reward us cltmlile at- rC a SO »ablc terms. 0 _„. 0 _ .. ; ir r lm ": Canning only conveni , nt Warn-Homcs, they will No . 21 . o. m,o laughed and sntnrt-d at our rt .ccivn on Storage all kind of Goods wi| , county „ ow Kundolph, fcvii-d U aiwli j |»|SS<.S»CS .1 most u - producr, at reduced rates i they a5 ,| 1( . ,;,,, ]>crt „ „f James Oberrv, w "field AHitc'o/'Brilidn in “» ,<o satisfy an execution in favour of Groceries, |Wm. Goodson. THE SUBSCRIBER Is willing to receive durin present season, halt a dozen Genteel Boarders i AUGUSTIN NAX Ills). December 19. 8—tl jto use evert/ exertion to give satisfac tion. lie'beeps a constant supply of the the best forage, good liquors and hun ch, waiters ; and his prices are at m our hands. By the will and acts of pro-i ? I vidence we again possess that power, and other Merchandize suitable for| ii . i i i !••• i .i i t. u:.t. :n ALSO THE FOURTH OF the Israclitish the back country, which they will About Fifty Acres of Corn, and let us not, lik. _ , king, suffer this Assyrian enemy to barter lor produce bn liberal terms. escape, lest like him our life goes Jot his life. We required only strict im partial justice. II however we trad, at all, compel them to return our seamen belore we give them barrels ol Hour. If w e do not, we plainly avow that our citizens are not deser ving of protection.—Reporter. The lutt* obstruct ions to commerce, V. II. Vivian, IV. A. Dunham, Geo: Street. December 19. 8—14-t Notice. The Subscriber, has appointed THOMAS FITCH, Esquire, his on . . . gent lor the collection o! debts due, 1 ^. tur, i have, .1 is well known, deprived mu- ,,- m b nQte anJ I10RA TIO 1 ny Southern planters ol a market-: W0 OSTER to s , ttK . his un ! iqu iUa- lor their cotton. I he large crops otL d arcomU Q f u . hich all , K . rs0 n 3 that article remaining on hand run- conccnKtl arc . rL . questl .. t | to t ! lke uo J tice. t Dec tier it improbable, it similar crops me raised in the next season, that advantageous prices will be obtained for it. Many planters, there fore have been induced to turn their attention to a substitute lor their for mer staple production. Hemp is the article which, it is expected, will be most extensively cultivated, as it is deemed congenial to the soil of ma il) parts of the southern states. Ma ny contemplate employing large tracts ot land in the cultivation ol x\w ground nut, a plant peculiar to the southern states and which affords a handsome profit to the grower. Many intelligent citizens also bat e turned their attention to the pastur age of sheep, w hich they have been heretofore prevented from doing by the superior profit derived from em ploying their whole capital in the culture of cotton. ( National Intelligencer.J Pat and the Traveller. A Traveller one day chanc’d to meet brother Pat, Come' tell me, I pray, whose fine Mansion is that ? Arrah, honey, says Paddy, whilst scratching his head, One Patrick Fitzgibbon lives there, hut he’s dead ! The Traveller good soul, said to Pat, as he sigh’d, I pray thee now long since the own er has died ? Oh! your honour, says Pat, in ver\ great sorrow, He’d be just three weeks dead, had he liv’d ’till to-morrow ! and one fifth olthe FODDER, levi ed on as the property ot Hiram Whatlev, to satisfy an execution ir favour of Manson Glass.—ALSO, 101 Acres ot Land, in the 18th district of Baldwin coun tv, now Randolph, beitga part ot Lott No. 02, m said district, levi as the property of Polly Powel, satisfy two Executions in favour jof Willi am Hill, levied on and re turned to inc by Daniel Smith, con stable.—ALSO, One Lot of Land, For Sale, An elegant Fowling Piece. Enquire at this office November 28. 5—ti. Bunk Bills or Silver, will be given in exchange for STATE TROOP Bounty IVar rants, at the usual market price. Enquire at this office December 20. 8—ti ast 25 per cent under those general- | / charged in, or about his residence. 'NA TUAN ILL CHILDERS. November 3. 1—1-t Administrators Sale. On Wednesday, 7th February, 1810* will be sold, at Thomas Retti’s mill in Putnam county, ' All the Property, ral and personal ol the estate of Jo seph Reid, deceased. Thomas Reid, Adm. j December 26. 9—ot Ch arles JVilliamson. *mbur 12. 7—tt o L\ odltj I' or Fresh Philadelphia Porter, Playing Cards, Snuff, Noli No. 138, in the 18th district of, Baldwin, now Randolph county, lc- I Uinblcrs, and ied on as the property of William!50,000 American Segars, besi ce. Jones County, 1 STRAYED from Ith District. J the subscriber a- boutlhc 15th ol june, A likely parcel of IIo^s, Fifteen Barrows, two years old, and nine sows heavy with pig; the hogs are marked with a crap and undei bit in the left ear, and slit in the right. Any person taking up tin aid hogs, and will inform me of it shall be handsomely rewarded. f antes IV:ekes December .5. > 0— , Brigade Orders. Notice. ^ Nine months after date, application will be made to the honourable, the Inferior court ol W ashington county, |for leave to sell a tract o: Land in Baldwin county on little black truk, containing 202 1-2 acres, being of lie real estate of Hugh Sumnn rvi:le, deceased, and to be sold for the be nefit of his heirs and indiums. David Mai tin, Adrn’r* December 19. 8—m9ro Lnmhright, to satisfy sundry Execu- ns against him.—ALSU, One Lot of Land, No. 128, in the 18th district ot Baldwin, now Randolph, levied on as the property of William Wadson, to satisfy an execution in favour of Charles Darnel, levied on and re turned to me bv Daniel Smith, con stable.—Conditions cash. y. Evans, D. S. November 28. 5—tds. quality. PETER MENARD December 20. 9—tf Major Charles Williamson, having on account of his removal to the city ol Savannah, resigned the appoint ment ol Brigade Major in my Bri gade, 1 have thought proper to ap point URIAH Til WE ATT, Esq. Irigade Inspector iu his room ;— therefore, all persons concerned, are hereby required, to respect and obey ' irn as such. JOHN SCOTT, Prig. Gen. 8th Brigade, 3d Divison oj the Militia of this state. November 28. 5—tf. ^(jrriff'o &ale. W irl m: solo, on the first Tuesday in January next, between the usua hours, at Monticello, One Lot of Land, No. 223, in the 13th district of Bald win, now Randolph county, levied on as the property of Bailey Brooks in favour of William Goodsan.- Terms of sale, Cash. y. Evans, D. S. November 29, 1809. W. JORDAN, Root and Shoe Maker; RESPECTFULLY informs the pub lic, that he has commenced bu siness oil Jeffer son street, imme diately opposite D. Sturges’ Esq. south side ol the Public Square, where he intends carrying on the above business in ; Dec. lc, 1809 Notice. All persons are earnestly request ed who have any demands against the estate of William Martin, deceas ed, to render them properly authen ticated in the time prescribed b\ law'; and all those who may he in debted, are desired to make imme diate payment. DAVID MARTIN, Ex',. Baldwin County, 1 December 19. J s fit all its various branches. Having a fort Hawkins, supply ol excellent leather on hand, and the best workmen the place af fords, he is enabled to execute his work with neatness and dispatch Notice. All persons having auv demands a- gainst the estates of George & Hugh Summer\ ilie,deceased, are desired'to render them properly attested with in the time pre scribed by law ; also, those indebted are requested to com* forw ard and make immediate pay ment. 1 * DAVID MARTIN, Adm', If ashnigtjn (Runty, 8—Ot December 19. {^Gentlemen at a distance by at- „ . , r r nrrei r , 7n ^’7" ,C5 'r lo ,ue cant3Kl f'qu'rer a com tending to the above cut, may for- xf* I A /„ \ Cr LtLJSJjX ESS *l ew of til08e wa yaand w i ks ol God a uu ward their measure,, and be' Sited a«lm house in Franklin street, and| ''in.'ffbl**tlttZIUdL* win be happy to supply the public accomplishing a work so arduous , n its With anv article in rlmr hvtinV.b nature, he now throw. h; mo .i« .u THE SUBSCRIBER, WISHES TO PURCHASE 4 OR 5000 Wt, OF GOOD MERCHANTABLE. LEAF TOBACCO - Brigadier General's ^Quarters, Milledgevik, Nov. 22, 1809. Eor which he will give Four Dollars Administrator’s Side. Will lie Sold at the Market Hons in the town of Sparta, on the 2Ui.ii o February next, 3 or 4 Negroes, the property of Tabitha Hamilton, deceased—Credit will be given un til,tlie25th ol December, 1810 Bond with approved security will b, equired. DUKE HAMILTON, Adm'r December 19. 8—(it c ASH. HE OFFERS FOR SALE, GOOD Manufactured Tobacco, Low Joe Cash, or in exchange for LeaJ 1 'o hue co. LIKEWISE, FOUR OR FIVE THOUSAND AMERICAN SEGARS. Samuel M. Mordecai. November 3. 1—tf. History of Virginia. a na- of PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING J$Y SUBSCR1PTI ON, a history OF THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF THE Baptists in Virginia. BY ROBERT B. SEMPLE, Minister or the Gospei, King & Queen, Va A S early as the year 1788, arrrangementi were made by the Baptist G nera Committee to collect materials anil publisi a history ot the Baptists of Virginia Tho-e to whom the business wag committed made some progress in their collection ; but from certain causes much to be regretttd, tlii plan was never accomplished. Atter a considerable lapse of time, seve ral of the associations despairing to see a ge neral history completed, turned their atien tion to the publication of historical relati ons of their own districts. The Genera. Meeting observing this, determined to make one more attempt to effect a general his tory, being persuaded that partial onesbiod'of M cound not answer the main design. Thtj entrusted the iS;xecuiion of this plan to th Ten Dollars Reward. Deserted from Fort Hawkins on t! 7th ol Obtobcr, John Bonds, a soldier in my company ; he is r tivc of North Carolina, 23 A eari age, five feet nine and a half inches high, yellow complexion, black eyes, dark hair, and by occupation a Cob- ler. Aliy person who will appre hend and deliver said Bonds to me, u . pim w int rt .| 8 up or itny commissioned officer in the :Rev ’d A. Bioatldua and the compiler. Mr. Virginian army ol the U. States, shall receivev' roat * tlUl<, ^ 8 ot * ler avocations precluded h - 1 the above reward and have all ex-‘l! 1 '," 5 f an J P art ,n the compliant... peaces paid to the placeof dehvery. piler. He can say iittle as to the execution o' the work. His motive in attempting ii wn. to rescue from oblivion transactions which iu> uuniiai aa lanon will b y bcl,e¥ed to be wor,h -' of ltl e no the conditions upon which tnis tice ot the present and future generations 1 He is persuaded that his book, however un refined in style and method, is sufficient to convey, to the candid enquirer a correct .... ^ T. A. SMITH, Capt U. S. Rcgt. Riflemen. } 8—3t P. Menard, Has lately established the as well as if they were present. A, the length ol the boot—C, th all—1), the heel—K, the instep— Ball ol the loot—G, the length. November 3. k l—I2t. Administrator’s Sale. W ill hi. sold on the second Tues- !a\ in January, on the waters ot Richland, in .Green county, .7 Tract o f Band, containing 150 acres, adjoining the lands of John Mapp and Tally, foi the benefit of the heirs and creditor:- ot I homos \\ illiams, deceased. Abner IV. 1 Veils, Administrator. November 28. 5 tds. ©cciJ.ci, Et.F.G \NTI.Y PRINTED, FOIt SALE AT THIS OFFICE with anv article in that branch. He daily expects, Raisins in boxes, fresh keg Crackers, Cider, Pipes, Onions, Red Beets* Carrots, Bar Lead, Gun Powder, Starch, &c. He purchases Home- spun, Bees-Wax, Fallow and Flour. Decemder 5. 6 t f. Administrator’s Sale. W ill be Sold, at Sandersville, on the 25th of January next, The Personal Estate of Dr. John 1. Bryan, consisting of Horses, Shop-Furniture, Medicine, &c. Terms made known on day of sale. JOSEPH BREAX,^ AND C THOs. BUTLER. J December 19. 8—-4t^ n.ituie, he now throws himself upon the benevolence of his friends and the trend of truth, for his reward. He trusts that the desire to spread the knowledge of useful occurrences will piompt them to contribute all polliblc aid. It cannot be said with certainty, when the work will be ready for delivery, but i. is hoped that it will not be a more distant period than next spring. CONDITIONS. I. The book will be printed on goo- 1 r. 'n a duodecimo volume of a bout joo pages. II. The price to subscribers, neatlv bound and lettered, will be two doi Jars, to be paid on the delivery of th« book. Those who become responsible for tee copies shall be entitled to one gratis P1U IV T I N.Gr, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Neatly executed at this Offict SKELTON JONES H AVING ci.tend into s c mract v ith the ilmiuistrator ot 1 He latr J..h 1 ■ D, Burke ot I’c-'eriburg, proposes to con [ rte l.r F urtn and L.n V ume ot thr H'sto* •y 01 Virginia, left ui.finished by rhp p re . nuture u d unforumate fate of Hi kr. SKELTON JONES undnt k ■- this ik w th mmgied seuja'i- ns (>t -a'f iarti- on and diffidence : with .atislaction, wt>cn hope de'udir him \> nh h» prospec t ot 'He- ..try fame—for u ha; generous bo,om does not heave with emotion, at he idea ot ha ving his name transmitted vvnh i.onnur t * list.u.t posterity—VVliat enlightened n u,«l S lint 1'' d w th the third which virtuous envy Creeds And amd v. ith love < f honorable deeds ? But wh n In. r fl et up- n tl t importance a the wo-k, whnh he ha,- u dti ak. ri to mpo e, h t tt els bu too strongi the !i- i e«i fa- u tie- with wh chit „s peas^d th. Go. o Ni'Uic to endow him. A II s- to-y I Vug nia to commence wi i- th A- meriran R. v. u ion, and terminate wnh tne admin ftrau.-r. o M J Rets r. emir, es a periou in the hdtory 01 mankind, more mport int than the hiltonc rr.usc ev. ? re corded. A seven yrar-war and th email- cipafon of a new w -r'd. will be on y a p.rtof this diflicu t undert kn g; blogr.- phualtk -ches ot a splendi.1 ga . xy < t il- lultri-us h'-roes, tt.ifelmcii a. d pa'nis, inuft be tx-cuted; to no julnre to tfe Ini.j.ct, then, w.iu d require the geni-ia of a Her. dolus or a 1 hu< yniues, aL.y or a Tacitus, .1 Hume or a Gd>oon ; m cai . ot then be but with much t.nm.iuy of n.n d and with a trembling hand, ihat he p! proa- hes the lul ject: but he has bt.u r.-ih enough -o hind himseit by a contract, and he mud be bold enough to cnmp'y with it as well as he can. Quern mm lenu.t* agnis tamen ex. i<; i ..ulis. The volume if it does not ex ten -loo p pts,. cuc tali- ly be fiu'ffiedin three mdpths ; I U t the „ u . thor mud lurtgo this advantage, in outer to bring down the work to the i trrefl'i i> p e riod of Mi J (Tenon’s retirement tr. tr. i-£ Ti etideimai chair. Sk.lt.m Jones ramreii. relies upon the pa ...nag, .t f -v t , v ' The 11 d .ry .1 Vugmi ( . well mi c< mpofed) wm.li lh,.l: record event' „• , e mu (important, perhaps, w, the welfare ,t n ,an. kind, than the ann.iljof tiie earth aff r,| wru -en by a natir. Va. mian, who h..d t ig birth .na land t Ir.tdo . & n.itpe„d n e c not, it would feem, but be itittieftmu the whole community No . ffetitial alt-.,anon wifi be made in . .. ■ .Jotk was originally comm. need. An appendix will ..xplain every thing re lative lo police, literature, aits, mjln.rs, manuf. etures, commerce, govenm. nt, tl*. valand tn.iifary ftrength, population, pro ductions, mode of living. & c . The fourth volume wul contain chn.ra-rs and other puhlic papers, the ftuuy ol w i It will be.equally i.Ur.lting io thr p„.i , a’ u an.iqu-.ry Thufe impottani d.., un.» ts which would otherwise penth, may be P'C ervi d ,tor the benefit of p. (ttrity. 1 hi wo- will notice ihc growth mid Stf ernent Olthe Other fta'c-R . i ut tc'tihe -!a rs ofMrryta d. No th C uolma, S-.ut'h- L rolina, K. ntueky, Georgia and Tei ■ -cs- .-c , it wi.i be peculiarly interelfing, nj*. much as the full fetilt . ent, laws, chai u-s, limits and confti ut ons of thofe dates will i e accurai. ly recorded. I he f-urth volume, like the preecdmir three, will be of a large octavo fi Zl , „n fine p-.per, with a new and ham f me >ype • t wi" he delivered to ubrcri'ers for uVe dol.ats. neatly bound in ffi,ep, and lett,,*-d or 'wo dollars ai d a half in board- ; the pr e will be ulva-ce i to non uhscribcrs. It may i o be unne ella y to repeat, that *Pby, a < epirtn ent -o ufetuland n c - V II -y to hidory i s ne cff.ry to a cor rect view of th. n o .ves ot the chief Per . Ing ; nd the ltcr,! springs of the nmft i . portant meaiures, will -ceivethe mod P'lin'cd attention oi the author Richmond. Vi > December l. J * M ! thus