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Henry Olbornc ; and aUo that the fo*« power of impeaching is veiled in the Hvule of Ke pretentatives by the-Conditutiou, and cantot be queHione'Vtny -where thctefr«mi» and that the senate « couttimtionaHy l>uuud totry the iruth of atharticle* of mrrpe.:ch merit preferred by the said li ©life < f Representatives — W*here • fore denying the right of the Intel HAuy Of* borne to further anfwer/tbey jein illuewuh bim in hit pica of «:>/ %iiltyl and fay fha: be it guilty of d.versbixh crime* aud mrtdeinea ndra, charged in thevfaid articles,' and th tr ptay the judgment of ‘the senate theteonr* Revived, That the resolution refpe&ihgtbe plea or aufwev*«f'the fjid Henry Ofbotnt, he lent to the Honorable the ‘caate for formation. The tommiflioners iikewife re* commend to the House the following additional article-of impeachment agaitift-thre-faid Hen ry <-fborne, one of the Judges of the supe rior Court. The House of KsptefetKatHres; in-bebt ffevf ■ themselves and all the citizens of the fatd Hate, laving to themfdvet the right of farther* accusation and impeachment, and of making replication to any answer thereto, impeach an# eccirfe the Honorable Henry OiWnt, one Judges of the Superior Court, of the' additional high crime and mifdemeaoor, to thc<H morable the Senate, whole power it is to cry the fame. That the laid Henry O/bome, on the aid’' day of Decemvbei, 1789, was amninated’by the Houfevf Repreieutatives, and which was agreed to by the Senate, one of thc/fi-rfr five or inferior juHices of the county of Camden, That the laid Henry Ofbom e .was on the laid day, and ) ear aturelaid, appointed by ballot of the Senate one of the Judges of the Supe rior Court•T-’yetf notwdtbrtanding fuchhis ap poinjenent- as- jtn’ge,*ht did ad as juitice of the peace for the fatd county ; thereby pre venting the intention of the -Jaw, the laid cm y Osborne having it in his power to cpte- | fide as an inferior julfice, and cd.ery the ap peal from hnnfeif as l'uch“before tnmJetf, as Judge of the Superior Cuur> t Aud that the four Henry Ofburoe .did?'art as a juttite of the pt-ti, and luhlccibe the return for thtcounty ot umdeu a» luch r * dated ou the 3d day of laouaiy kail, at en election then held for a Jyicuioer to reptelenc the rfate .0 theCongref*'- «£ the Unite i •States, whieh plurality of of-* fices i* repugnant to the principle aud spirit - •I the con. itutioo, and the nature afld thafli-r . ty of the iudge’a office, and that by fuehart iug g and doings, thedaid-facred appointmtat of juoge has bcetr much scandalized; and** bsougiit into contempt. Whereupon Ot atrtd, That the Hon. Henry Olbotrire or ki* attorney be forthwith served with copies ' or the replication and additional article of tuspeacument of the Ho.*. the House of Re prtieutatives, czhibi cd thi* day agaiuft him. And mat the fait! Henry Olborne put in his siMwct to the fatd additional article prccifely at 1 a o'clock on Friday next, aud that the cominifiiauers on *the part es the H use pf &epi ctentative* be- by the secretary mfot met! thereof. ar*■ < .>. T*T ! HF.REA- the following negroes, viz. \ V Billy, Chloe, his wife Mary An , Cato, Phillis, Johnny, Sucky and Pe e*, <l.e»r children, the p r operty of Mrs. Ann Marbory, conveyed to the la**-General Elbcrtj" aud Ray- . xnond Demere, Esq >in trust to and fori the life of the laid Ann Machury and‘her by viruc of a marriage fettlcment, recorded • in the county of Richmond, which were feme time in-the year 1789 illegally taken out * of my poffefiion, and have since thar time been detained in the (late of gouth-Caroliaa,* by a citizen thereof,* have now repaired to * me, their proper mailer in right of my wife: Tbefe are therefore to forewarn, all persons whatever from attempting to remove the laid* negroes from my pofleflion; o*herwife'than b* suit st law, as ’hey dull anfwerior a con trary tondurt in the manner the law dirsfls. I EON A <D - SjKAVEUf'tun judge Walton’s phuta* .lion near tint pH<a, on the 3d indent, a WHITE HOR E. 14 hands high, hraudsd with an I aud fi »wtr da luce-over it—pass, end iron remarkably fad.— Whoever deli, ears tiisfanl hoife at Mr WtHlam Loudrett’s fhtM receive Rnr otliun reward KLIHU LYMAW. f , AtH/Hi !>«• h !?»•• • Sheriff’s Sale- TthbTsold,. On. Saturday tbo %\tlo day of Dtctmbtr infant, at the Court-bcvfi in Augufa, '* Richmond tounty, at I 2 -d Jock, 13; Negroes, Some of whom are h*oie wenches and handf* “ waitingiboys.———Seized under execution; against Edward Keatftig, £fq. deceased. Condition*—Cadi. GEORGE KANfcLEY/g. R.C.’ Augufa , Dec. 8, 179** ► ''v .. GROCERIES. James Toole;, Has opened*- and for Sale onfea .v 1 finable 4 term fur Cajh , the fol ’’ lo<tvinj? v fviis C\LD Madeira wine Soft UieUM almonda /Second quality do. Currants & raiiin* Sherry ‘ do. Mnftard 5 ytarsold Tenner iff do; Pepper > Malaga do. Alfpicc Old-fpiiita. * s Ginger • Ruth w [Nutmega - Cordial - jciovee Vinegar , , Mace Frelh hyfen tea jCorke- \ Bohea do. « jsurch Lost & brown fugart- Hair powder Green coffed iAllum lyiould&r candleaCopperas * Brown-soap ' saltpetre •' Liq'-rarifh Red wood Olives, capeys-an4 ao- J Madder, Itcrdtt Ire. r - chovies ' ; Said Toole hath eftabliffied A Nail FaSory , ' and with fuppiy nails and spikes, on a fliort notice og moderate terms.—As the utility of home Meniifattoties dre obvious to a difeern- * ing public, he Hatters hirafelf that hit Works * will meet with encouragement. N. B. Georgia Medium for sale. •* .* .m • ■ ' ■ i it ■ i it*- Will be Sold,*: To the higheff ’bidde>, eh Mondar the iltb ind. at 12 <**clocb‘ on Lot No. io, ‘ A Hdttfe formerly known IVnmberfiris liable. Twelve months credit wilibe allowed on the purchafet's giving bond Wi>khiipp(«red rity. By order of the r oard'of CommiJJitnert,' J. MERIWETHER, Curki ' December 8, r7oi ’ , • Found-by- a Negroe, On the Savannah’fead, i ear Auguflkj r ' A Gteen Leathern Pocket-800k,,, Containing. fundi y Notes.-Receipts, ice. in the name of William Platt, of Savannah.—. The owner, may have it by applying at the Printing-Office, paying the expenefts of this arive t<fement, and rewarding the negrec for : bishoiicdy. / Augufa, aVetr.'-i0,'179U ' • i ** : To bei>old,^ At Mrs. fox't in Augufa, on Monday , the td • day oj January next, mi 4 1 o'clock, All the remaining/part of the Estate of Sherwood Bugg, dee'd. Conditions will be made known rft tin time ts Bale, by ELIZABETH BCJGG, ) . , BHfcIiWOUUiUOG, J Ip i;|M« The Subscriber continues ; the Factorage Buiineis. For the greater dilpaub of bufinth, aa j convemency of his friends that tn ly favor him wi;b their commands, he has g. 'goifhed a largeand commodious (lore on his wharf, where he will receive tobacco, rice indigo, and. other country produce, te* dispose of bn comimffion. Merchants or Planters llftiled on* either (fdd of Savannah river, who may be defiroua of-(hipping thfcir tobacco ritfe,ttf indigo, to Europe, Weft Indies* or any part'of the continent; may depend on his urmoft care and diligence in forwarding the fame. Storeage sos alTkinds of produce may be had on as cafy terms as on any wharf in the city, and the- greeted punctuality and attention paid to those who may ordcriheic « produce to hi» wharf. I RICHARD WAYNE. 4 Wo has forfait, on tbt jaid'VVbaf, j Northward rum in hogflieads, sugar in ; barrels, coffee in barrels,-Lift on and Tens, riffe wine, fait, bar iron,‘andquantity of corn, on the lowed terms foi cafti or product. DL B. A few Negroes for laid; RIC HA R'l* WArfr Ei r| addition to bis Assortment of Goods, by Pomona* Capt. Jackson, has received n iu(h and general Assortment of Goods, by the thip Planter,: Capt. Grieve* and the lhip Hannah, Ctpt. Tnwer, from London, which will bftrfdld, at his (tore-on the Bay, very low* or calh.-or produce at cast price* A neat alfortmeut of printed cottons and* calicoes ; book and Jaconet mudin, raultineta,. and muffin-handkerchiefs and cravats; clear lawn, pistol lawn, long lawn, and cambric .. fine oznabrigs and brown iheeting, 7-8 and yard wide Irish linen, Irilh and Raffia (beet* ing, brown holland and dowlas, F landers tichf sand bed ticks, Ind»a nankeens;* printed and' check handkerchief*, mens and womens thread' and cotton bofc, durante/ calamancoes, ruffe Is, bomb a zee n, Prince's (luff, fiorentiqe, modes,; Barcelona handkerchiefs' and cravats, cordu-* Ws vciverets, thickset, ftockinget, fatinet, ’ fuftians, scarlet and coloured cloak*and pardinals, hair (hags, broad cloth, ftrouds, ne- * gro cloth ar.d blankets; scarlet, whke, and' striped flannels bath coating ; saddles, bnd le *» girths, and surcingles; twig whips,' knives and forks, penfkuives, feiffars, razors, ftecl and ! plated spurs, bar lead y 4*. 6d. Bd. rod. xod. and as. nails ; (hot/ and gunpowder, writing paper and quills, ink powder, sealing wax*-- dates and ffate pencils, black pepper; pewter , difteay plates, porringers, meaftires, waffs - hand balboa; cream tartar, camomile flowers, Epf®»ind Glauber salts, fulphur* Cantharidcs, meliot and diachylon, belt red bark, hippo, jalap, tartar emetic, magnolia, catomel, white vitriol, lavender, bergamot, add Hungary wa ter ; hanthoru, fal volatile, Stoughton's bit ters, Squire’s elixir* Godfrey's cordial, bal (km cap 1 vi, laudauam;camphor, rhubarb, eli xir vitriol,alum, rod lead? bar lead; Spanifti " brown, yeltow odhre, and white lead in oil; * liniecd oil iu jugsj ho-ks-and hinges; box* * - oefk,-and table hinges; trunk,'box,and chest ’ locks ; (lockiocks and padlocks, cotton cards* iron wire lieves, hair fftvto; augers, cbifels* : ' gouges, and gimWets ; bed cords, log lines* - h md lines, fifhmg lines, twineand (hoe thread* * looking glasses, winrglaffes and decanters; womens calamanco, fa'intt, and lading (hoed * and ffippdrs; m wocco and white kid ditto* .* gilt trunks, flurencc oil, durham muftatd; * cinnamon, cloves, and mace $ -loaf fugar* womens and mens coloured beaver hats, chil drens ditto, mens worded and (ilk hose; (hot* -buckle, hlarth, and tooth bnifties* hair brooms* curry combs and brusher; white, black, lay lock, aud lemon coloured mantuas; "•oftrich • feathers and plumes, >hyfow and bobca tea** crates of well aflorted -queen's and 'peucil'd ware. ALSO* A quantify of 'Negro Shoes . has for BALE, at the* £** Bridge, in Augusta, a most elegant BTUD HORbE, equal to auy in the data of, Georgia, and of si good blood *1 any that Vis baaii iinportd to America this (everal yiari 1 Hi ii a chafwut Corral, about fiftaaa handling', eight run old, The urm* will In hutwu, by apptying 10 tKWKCS HINNMY.