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A’ E PUB LI (JA ft. savannah, march iSc6. -. i riS'iT .vs*- •- • n >♦•►■ THE following is taken from the Witticfs, an excellent paper printed at JLitchfi"*i,(Con.) Although the remarks of the editor are far superior to any thing we could fay on the fuhj ct, we cannot forbear to glance at the allertiona of Mr. Eton with a ferutinous eye. While we cordially despise his principles we fmcerely lament the dillicllcd condition of his /railing group. ‘I her may fniile, hut if they do, it mud be from a dread to d.fcoverthe leatt difconte-it at their fate, or from want of knowledge to know -jrhat happinef*, (liberty) is. If we are to enjoy no liberty except fuck as is un ierftcod in that happy i/lmd, (England) tray G >i take from us luch liberty, and deprive us of such underbidding : It we are to be infit meet by th. lame rrteana the Ruffian peasantry are, may w.- o ver he j-.r.iTeffd of any information (evil or good.) We should indeed, and so would every friend to a free and independent govern ment ffiudder at the ilea, I 1 fcderalnls, Xorics, or any other set of people, can be contented with a Rye Eijcuiildwater gov trnment—ifthey can'uc happy to know no lawbutthenod ofa tyrant,what mutt they Lein America, whe re equal liberty is en joyed by all—where the rich and the t-oor are equally fr e—where laws are not made or executed it the diredt or indsreft command of a monarch or un principled despot. CLriour RYf-BISCUIT Government. In W. Eton’s dcvelopement of the political system of the lute empress of Raffia we read, ‘ that her means are in. * calculablv vril and that her will can * employ them without opposition; 4 —a peasantry looking on the monarch ‘as a divitiiy, and filling him God of * the earth, ignorant of any government ‘ hut a despotic fcep t re and of my con -4 dition but vaffehigc, happily deprive^ * of all means at (evd) information; a * soldiery obcd.ent to dii- ipiiiie, UriLri.-ig * privation and hardship, contented with * Rye Bitcieil and waver ! There is no * law but the e\prcfs t jmmanci of the 4 monarch.’ After luch a charming pi&ure of foeiety, Mr. Eaton proceeds to f:;y that 4 there is a fmtie diffufed over ttie face * of the whole country.’ * I appeal, 4 f tys he, to all, who have ti • led in 4 Russia, whether they ever taw more * hilarity in any part of the world -ww * and I affi rm, that the whole mass of : 4 people appear to be more happy (and 4 it is a hard thing to make a’man 4 laugh when he is not pjeafed) than * sn y I have seen in three parts of the * globe.’ He adds, ‘there is no medium in lib erty. To be happy, a nation mull be * pcrfe&ly free or perfectly passive. * A little liberty is a dangerous thing, ‘ btcaufe it is not understood. Liberty 4 has been no where understood but in 4 this happy iflaud (England)—Our 4 government is the glory of human un -4 dei Sanding,’ &c. At what a va(l remove are the United State* from luch a happy government, fp eading smiles over the whole country > 11 old Catharine could have been pre ferred to this time, and we could have imported her imperial majesty aad her fi~:creign will into this country, how rapidly might we have approached to that perjefl/y passive (late of ioeiety, in which the children laugh to fee their fathers hung by hooks over rivers, ex Firing in torments, or in which mothers Hugh to fee tneir font dragged to the hid of /laughter ! What a wretch mull Bonaparte be te diilurb such a happy calm of elefpotif'n. I'ederaiifts are distressed when they hear that the perfectly free, passive, laughing empire of ryk-biscuit is iri danger. Let Bonaparte be oefeated •ml let the emperor Alexandria, after having a few dozen horses /hot under him, and alter fighting like a mad hero, iix hours at a diflanct of three leagues from the range of ffiet, return to his laughing slaves and tell the jovial fathers and mothers how many thousands of their Rye-Biscuit cater* have had the honor to die for his glory.—Then fed cralilm may lift up its head ; for as far as we underfland ii, fedtralifm is no more or less than a system (if finking the common people to a petfeMy passive con. diiiou, ftiDjrct to the uncontrolled Will of the nobles of nature ; in short, fed eralifm is a system of aye-nifeuu. Happily tor the friends of republic ari.ftn, only one twelfth oi the people of tne Li. is- are in favor of itye-Bifcuit governments. COMMON .'CATION. THE public a e it.fori; *d that a collcctio.i of moc v will be mad; at the rfeurs of rit Esptift chur; ron St y morning next, and at ti. .It- of th. Prtf byf'liu enurcu on t ; eveuinv of the , :-.Te day, r* which time and place rite He-. . Mr. Blackburn will preach. ft fie money co.Vfted will be placed in hi nanus to defray the expence of rr, inft’- tction row in operation for communica- Ung tie rudiments of knowledge to young people of the Clieiokee nation Should any individuals be disposed to contribute in another manner, their con tributions will be received either by the Rev. Mr. Clarkfim, Holcombe, Clay or Blackburn, who flays at Mr. Millin’* near Spring.hill. The community are perhaps Efficiently apprized that Mr. Blackburn is in poflHTion of fatisundlory tcft'.monia’u that his benevolent and zeal ous efforts ffir the promotion of this le nunary have been much approved by liighlv rrfytftable chai adders in oitr go vernment, and of the clergy of different denominations. An ex ra Chiilicothe paper of the 19th ult. contains the following;— Ihe geyernor has this day received an expreft from major Moore in the upper set ft ments of Mad river, enclos ing depofifions taken before judge M'Culloc t, one of the associate judges for Champaign county —bating that the Shawney Indians are embodied at Stcney creek, at IVlitte river, and are in council near Greenville ; that runners are sent Iror, place to place, throughout the naui.ii : that their tomahawks are paint ed and feathered ; and that it is dreaded arid expedited they are about to strike the war post in their council Erotji which, and other circum fiances, it is feared they are bent to make war. A fruall settlement on Stony creek, confin ing of eight lamilles, have been obliged to arm, and have all itmoved into Mad river, a diltance of ten miles. We hope and 11 uti luch measures rill be pursued, a* will quiet the minds ofl.be people in. that quarter, if the alarm should be occasioned either by improper inter courfc or artitkially excited ; or if real, ‘hat a check will he givpi to the Indians fufficient to bring them to sense of their danger, &c. &c. before much injury is fu flamed Kentucky Gazette. The proclamation which the emperor Napoleon addrtffed to his army, after the celebrated battle of the 2d. December : PROCLAMATION ” Soldiers—l am fatisfted with you, m the. battle of Aullerlitz, you have jus tified what I expedted from your intre pidity - You have covered yourselves with eternal glory. An army of 100, cco men, which was commanded by the Emperors of Russia and Austria, has been, in less than four hours, either cut off or dispersed. What escaped your A ord* threw themselves into the lakes. )■ orty iiand of colours, the ftartdard of the Ruffian imperial guard, 120 pieces of cannon, twenty Generals, above qo. 000 prisoners, are the fruits of this ever memorable battle. “ That infantry, so celebrated and su perior to you in numbers, have proved unable to refill your charge, and hence forth, you have no rivals to fear. “ I bus, inlefs than two months, the tl ird coalition is conquered and dissolv ed P-act cannot be at a great d!fiance; but, as 1 prounded to my people before crossing the Rhine, I will conclude it on ly upon terms co- fiftent with my pledge and which /hall secure not only the in demnification, but the reward of the al lies. “ Soidiere ! When the French people placed the Imperial Crown upon my head, i trulled in you to enable me to maintain it in that high fplendour of glory which alone could give it value in my estimation, but of that moment our enemies entertained thedefign to tarrifh and degrade it ; and the Iron Crown which was gained by the blood of so many Frenchmeo, would they have com pelled me to place on the bead of my bitterefl foe ; an extravagant and foolifh proposal which you have brought to nought as the anniverfar y of your Em peror’s Coronation. You have taught them that it is ealier for them to defy and threaten than tofubdue us. “ Soldiers ! When every thing ne ctffary to the fecuri'y, the happiness and profperiry of our country, has been at cl ievid, wi.l F return you ir;y thanks in France. Fhen will be the objeiis of my tendered care. My people will receive you with rapture and joy. To lay to me ; ‘I was in the battle of Aufteriitz’ ; will be enough to aulliorife the reply, ‘ that is a brave man.’ “NAPOLEON. “ Head quarters ct Aujlerlitz, Dec. 2, 1805.” Avery idle, fiily habit has iome time prevailed among the federal printers of this and other (lares, of inceting at certain phraleSj used by Mr- Jefferfonin his pjblic communications ; by quoting them in a burlesque manner on all fubjedts, even in advertisements. “ Correct the procedure'' —“ the harmony of so cial intercourse" — and many other expreffims have been rung in all the changes of burlesque for fe verai years. His latl annual mefiage has furnifhed new food for the wiseacres. “ Trying which can dc the other the inoft harm,” is cue expreflion now us and for heir mirth, anti filtering quoted at every opportunity, Os the d'c ,: c>” or rhe sentiments no com plaint is or ran be made ; bur they must b-’ peeking ar lorre chirig; they must throw their dirt at Mr. Jefierfon ; that im potent malice, and waspish fee ble spire, which tortures them, must bred’ nut; and in this shape it is rnoft apt to fltew itlelf in weak and vulgar minds. Men of talents and enterptize, unre rtra'ned by principle, may op pose an adininiltrafion with bold invtftives and ingenious fabri cations ; but men of smaller in. idled though equally malicious, equally deitirute of principle, mufl move in a humbler sphere ; they must fnecr and mutter at the virtues they cinnor imitate, at the it ra lures they cat not un derhand. What * curious figure would an epitome of federal scribbling againfh Mr, JefFerfon, exhibit to pofteiity a century hence. None are more corfpimous for this liabit that a near neigh bor of ours. livei y thing he lias attempted to write has been in terlated with sneering quotations bom Mr, Jefferlon; he cannot even compliment a fincorm-mai’ ter wichouL lneenng at the Prefi dent, But be is rather to be pirteu than blamed. Ile has go an incurable notion that he can write. And finee he will w.Ate paper and ink, we had rather he would supply the wretched ller ility of his brain with any mans ideas, than (hock every delicate mind with the uwningled efi'u fio.is of his own folly and mad ness. L IVitnen, printed at LitihfelJ, Cc.n. j lini head Quartert y LOUISVILLE, (G.) March 12, 1806 IT is with regret the commander in chief has to announce to the officers of the different corp* of the miilitia of this ftatc, the death of Brigadier general M’INTOSH. His military fervicea duringjour revolutiouary war, and Li* pa - t riot if m are well known to his country. Asa just tribute to hia memory the ofli cers of rite different grade* of militia will we*r a crape around the left arm for ouc month to commence on tint full clay of April next. By order of the Commander in t hies. George ii. Clayton, Secretary. March 20 58. Port cj Savannah, ARRIVED, Brig Two-Ft tends, Crowell, Bojton; Schr. Margaret, Strand, Charlejlon ; I.ydla, Crowd!, New-Fork y Sloop Nora, Both, Charles ton. CI,EARED, Ship Loufana, Prior, New-Turk ; Brig Ceres, Burnham, do Tope, Arno/d, Bojlon ; Schr. Sally, Shearman, Phila. Adventure, Wood , Charlejlon; Sloop ferine. Beard, do. Laurel , Bajjett, do. Warden, Mitchell, do. Ro/la, Tesung, do. UNION SOCIETY. THE Memiier* of the Union Society are delircd to meet at the Cut Hall on Monday the 7th day of April next, ritciSE i.y at nine o’clock in the forenoon, it being the quarterly meeting preparatory to the An niversary. ’ PETETt S. LAFFITTE, Sec’ry. *.* Tliofe persons who are desirous of joining tins inititution, will take notice, that agreeable to the Rules, unlcl: application is made at the above period they will not he admitted at the Annual Meeting- March at 5S ~~ NOTICE THE PEWS in the Presbyterian Church, will be RENTED for one year on FRIDAY next, the ziit mil. at ten o’clock in the forenoon, at laid Church. Applicants for Pews wilipleafe be punctual m their at tendance. CHARLES HARRIS, - ) EBENEZER STARK, C Trufiecs. GEORGE HARR AL, J March 18 57 bt.iilJ ktciri. IT 4 OR SALE a few hundred bulliels of Gold and White Seed RICE of an ex cellent quality, being the prod lift of new ground from choice feed. Apply to Ebenezer Stark. February *8 5 PIdB IJC NOIRE. Nof.ce is hereby piven, . that at the expiration of lixty cays from /his date, to wi/, on the !9'h day of April nex', WILL be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCJION, at the Court-house in this City, bc wcen the hours of 10 and 2 o’c! k, ALL that LOT of LAND ri Carpenter’s Rov/, rontainiosr 3C leet in front and 150 fee; deep ; be ing the teal eflate of Afaph Tower, fold by order of the Inferior Court, for the benefi? of tne heirs and credi tors. ASA HOXLY, Adm’tor. Tcb. id n,-e WANTED TO HIRE, a Negro Boy apply ?.t this Offi-'e. March 21. bnenii's pjks, WILL BE SOLD, On Tar'day tor 3./ day of May, ISO 6, at the Court r ouse in J r ffersart, let ‘uecn the hours oj ten and two o’clock, the following properly , mortgage 1 by Wil liam Norris to Robert if John Bolton Jor the payment of a large sum of mvn ey . the equity of redemption having been du'y foreclosed, viz. LO f No. forty-lix, (46) Do. do. tbtriy-fix, (36) Do. do. ihirty-kven, (37'’ dari of lot No. leventeen, ( 17) And the whole of the front of lot No. lcveotccu, (17) being . water lot, with all the buildiruu md improvements thereon. David G. fortes, S. c. C, March 17 5 8 /VriSiZF, for ,'Vlarch, r I N HE price of FLOUR being ten dollars ■A and a half per barrel, weight of Bread mull be, m - cents Loaf j 6 r-4 cents I,oaf i: b, t oz. j ilb. i- 02. Ot which all Bakers and Sellers of Bread are to lake due and particular notice. j’ CU I L£R. City Treasurer. 1 .os r, ON THUR.SD AY evening 14th inst. be tween town and Mr. Grants, a lilver grey TIPPIT, laced with blue silk velvet. A reasonable reward will be paid if delivered at this office. March 18 jt 7- i o le r, THE eall Tenement of the Subfcribers’ Fire Proof Brick BUILDING, on the Bay, lately occupied by Mr. Joseph Rice. Immediate potlefton can be given. Apply t 0 R. & J BOLTON. ‘ March 18 ts 7- AO! ICE. \CRFEABL\” to an order of the Hon oral.le the Inferior Court of Burke County, Will be Sold at the Court houie in the town of Waynelbormigh, on tbr tuff l uel day in I'fay next, The whole of the REAL Il kTAT E of Matthew Clark, deceased, for lie benefit of the hens and creditors of laid deceased. Terms writ be made known on the nay of /ale. BENJAMIN ANSLEY, March t-5 77 Afling Exe<-utor. I U up, 3UL.U, ON the 4th day .jf April n-;t,at the Plantation <>f Lee Black felt, in tln county ot Bryan, the following property, be longing to the fit ate of William Maxwell, jun’r. <.lei eair- , viz : Six Negr.es, cue ft or ft a Imali st.-ck of Cattle, and various ani cies oi Household Furniture Conditions made known on the day of fate, Sdi.il! Blackicli, Adm’iix and I..'*? B'ackltU, Adm’ or ia right of his wite. February 28 For Sale. Fortyirine Prime Country horn Ncgrne For terms apjilv to JOSEPH HABERSHAM. January 17 t< 40 ”lolE“sale’ AT THIS OFFICE a few copier of the Georgia and South Carolina Kt-ruaLi vaf Almanac, for the year March 18 57 IN I/C ib- IS hereby given, /hat After (be ex’ pira/ion of nine months /rota /be iL/ hereof, application will be made to /h’ honorable /he Inferior Cour/ for the coun/y ot Cam.,cn, for leave to fe! (he veal ella/e of James Vince rt } lt< of ihe laid Loun/y dec. for the bene . it of the heirs and creditors. THOMAS KING, ) , ARCH’D CLARK, ) Adm rt ” Angptft 27, 1805. Notice, THE subscriber, (ome bine ft net j being on his retina from the India;.] nation, came up with a JOHN IK - VINE (as he called hmtlelf) wh nad in his polldfion anew negro feij low ; from the countenance and eon-! verfatton of Irvne, when interrogated! from whence i.e had come, the man ner in which he made rep'y, .ogediei with other ctreurnhances ol his con- Just confirmed uv iubfcribe. try he oc. iet /hat /he nci/rc had been ffolcn, He therefore demanded ot Irvine ir. | whaf way he bad come to the poflrf’ lion of the negro ; to which he ie. turner] an evaiive aifwer. The fab feriber rold him i.o had good’ rcaf-m to believe the jtegio had born ftolcn and was dfter.r.i ;d to /ake/tie ne gro from him and have him advertised tnd in ca(e no per (on c)a ; med hr/: wiihi/i eighteen m ntus would jui.c return or feil him. J his is therefore to notify all per sons whom it do hor may cs.ic rn, That /he (üblcriber has ir. nl polies, (i.,n /he fa id re w negro; ne ir, about \ five feet eight inch's bijjh, aged be -1 /ween twenty rive and ttwty years-—’ no marks c her than <n h ■> back,'; which appear to have luff ted under the! Cowf/.m ; (pc.ks little or no English fays he came from Carolina, out does not knew whether from Norm or. iou h, he irdiftindt'y communicates i (when allcod in win/ w.) the man came by nirn) that he took him up in the road, when on ids way o li;h on l /tnr river or creek nearly. His own er ot owner* aie thersfa,e requefletl to p't.ve ihc proper/y ol j A ro pay charges and lake him a way. Win. Neely. ( am den Con /y on Si. Aiif y *.> Ki v *r. ij-PU JO* xhin ib t; 7* SUPERIOR COURT, Chatham County , y In EQUITY. 5 ON thepeiitionofJohn Mead (Idling that being •.ofleffed of fevera! no *s of hand and eviden ces of debt, belonging to the late Ambrose Gordon deceafrd as (petrified in the Schedule hereto annexed, and that the fame have hilt } and that copies of the fame as near as the petitioner can re eollerft are now lodged in the ci rk's office, together with an Hfid ivu that the lame have been been 101 l by accident; & prayimr c e benefit intended by the sixth lfiTtun of the judicial a a of 1799, and other cin umflantial proof being also laid before the co.irt, ll ts ordered, that the lain notes and evidences of debt, be fjtrb]idled as u 1 redtcd by the s.uJ fix'fh leftion of the judicial 6t, on the laid John Mead pub lilhing a notice for the fpacc of fix months in one of the pubiic gazettes of this city, unlds caufo lhaJl be Ihewn to Tie court with in the said (ix month’'., or other matter fhalj appear to tfl? court againfl the (ame. SCHEDULE. ONE drawn fy Alexander fohnjion, dated 7to May 1804, payable sst June ,804, for 4.4 and dollars and 47 cen (Jnr drawn A. Duke dated 1 yf, June, 1802, fay aHe 30 days af ter dale, for 181 dollars y j 1-4 cents. One drawn by Lemuel Kol lock, datca 6th Augujt, IHoo ,fay* ‘Die 1 o days a)ter date, for tUj dollars 50 cents. One drawn B Hugh Magee , dated jd May. 1104, payable 60 days after data, for 41 dollars <97 cents. One drawn by Charles Ltndergreen , dated May, 1805, payable 30 days after date, Jor 100 dollars . One drawn by Nathan Ileal for ico dollars , but to whom payable Ido not tecolletl, left by Charles Goodwin, esq. Jor colled ion. A receipt signed by sir T emus Ron sail of England for 100 pounds sterling, to Miss Ann Davies, with several receipts on the back, for toe it. tcrest, l rue extradl from the records. J. BULLOCH, Cue. Jan. 31. taw. 6m. 45. | Georgia, Liberty, Superior Court, March Term, ißo£, ! On the petition of John Bol | ton, executor of Robert -Sol ton, | praying the forecloiure of the e '{imy of redemption of all thac lot of land fituatc in the town of ■ Sunbury, containing fevenry feet front, and one hundred and thir ty feet deep, known in the ori ginal plan bv the number fevtn ! ty-eight (78) which fa ;j lot of ; and, with the improvement, thereon, was mortgaged on the twentieth day of Junc, one thous . and levtn hundred and ninety j five, by William Hunter Tor i rans to the laid Robert Bolron, for fecunng the payment of the sum of forty-two pounds fterlirng equal in value to one hunded and eighty dollars ; with intcrefl: thereon, due upon a certain bond or obligation bom the fuid Wil liam to the laid Robert bearing even date with the said mort gage It is ordered , That the princi pi, inrereft and coll due on the (aid bond be paid into court with in twelve months from this time and unless the principal, interelt and colt be so paid the equity of redemption of the said mortga ged premises shall from thence ford be foreclofed, and such other proceeding; take place as the law directs. /!nd it is further ordered, That a copy of this rule be publijhed in 0.,e of the Tubi/c Gazettes of his flatt at least once in every nonrh until the time appointed ‘or payment, or ftrved on the Mortgagee, at least fix mouths ! nfcViOUa to fuen time of p<,- j imyir. i~i.trall fro'v the Mirutes, 2---’ March 18 5. 1 forest elk. c. r>. c. 1. r j Mar •• larn iar