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About The Augusta chronicle and gazette of the state. (Augusta [Ga.]) 1789-1806 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1806)
I .jjjjje In;, or (hall serve, on board said ■ of fl,ips ; and that the said seamen, executors, administrators, or as ■ l. 1 * fliall bs entitled .to recover the fame I dilirift court or the state in which the I ’ l r t lies, from vvhich the vessel cleared, for I voyage in which he was taken, by at ■ pchmentof any'private debt, due from a ■ //citizen of the United States, to any ■ fjbjeft of that government, by whose fab- I istts he had been impressed } and that any ■ funis of money so attached out of the hands ■ cfany debtor, (hall be a payment of so ■ jnachef said debt, and may be pleaded in ■ payment or difeouht to the amount of the ■ iaidfum so attached, and all the cods of ■ fald attachment, which (hall be allowed as a I payment in a.’.y suit for said debt. And that ■ so much of the treaty of London, of the I nineteenth of November, i thousand feveff I hundred and ninety four, as fecurcs the ■ inviolability of such debts, as will be in ■ fringed by the attachments or recoveries, B hereby authorifed, (hall not (fovfar as is I neceffaryin the execution rS this asl only) I regarded as legally obligator/ on the 9 government or citizens of the U. States, AUGUSTA, Feb. 15. ; Auguda Fru'ii Current , D. C. Tobacco, 3 50 Gotten, 1 3 MESSAGE From the President of the United Sfates , riff fitting ike ‘violation of neutral rights ; the depredations on the colonial trade, tind imprefmints of American fearnttt, d o the Senate and House of Rep refen t alines of the United Stales . IN my ineffjge to both houses ofcongrefs, at the opening of their present feffian, I submitted to their attention, among other fabjeds, the opprcflbn of our commerce and navigation by the irregular pradlices of armed vessels, public and private, and by the introduction es new principles, deroga tory of the rights of neutrals, a»d unac knowledged by the usage of naiionSi The memorials of several bodies of mer hants of the United States, are now com municatcd, and will develope these princi ples and practices, which are producing the mod ruinous effects on oiirlawful commerce and navigation. The tight of a neutral to carry on com mercial. intercomfc with every pare of the dominions of a belligerent, permitted by the laws of the country, (with the excepti on of blockaded ports, and contraband of war) was believed to have been decided be tween Great Britain and the United States, by the sentence of their commissioners,- mu tually appointed to decide on that and other questions of difference between the two na tioas; and by the aftu d payment of the damages awarded by them agaihd Great Britain, for the infractions of that right. When, therefore, it was perceived that the sane principle was revived, with others mote novel, and extending the Injury, in ftradions were given to the minister pleni potentiary of the United States at the court of London, and remand ranees duly made by him, on this fubjed, as will appear by documents transmitted herewith, These were followed by a partial and temporary fufpehfion only, without any *difavowal of the principle. He has, therefore, been in rtf act el t« urge this fubjeft anew, to bring it more fully to the bar of reason, and to in fill on rights too evident, and too important to be (urrehdereL la the mean time, the evil is proceeding under adjudications found- i «J ia the principle which is denied. Under these circurtances the subject presents itfelf for the conllderation of congrcfs. , On the impediment of our Teamen, our j remonstrances have never been intermitted. , A hopeexided atone moment, ofan arrange ment which might Kave been Vabmitted to, j bat it soon paffei away, and the pradidt, though relaxed at timfes in the distant seas, has been conilantly pnrfaed in those iri our neighborhood. The grounds on which the reclamations on this fubjeft have been urged, will appear in an extracl from inrtrufhons to oar minitlerat London,"now communicated? ' THOMAS JEFFERSON*" JanuMy 17, 1805. Fro m the Tsngltjh Chron ici. E. T<u>o o’clock.-. —At this moment we have received a copy of the follow ing, Bulletin, circulated in the public offices ; <f A general (kirmidung took place on the 29th November between Brmm and 01- j nmtz, and continued to the 2d December, when a general aftion took place near Vi enna—-The Ruffians attacked the enemy for. 12 hours, and without filing a mu fleet, kil ■ led 27,000 with the bayonet, and took the whole of the artillery, Bonaparte was fe verdy wounded, and reqnefted an armistice, which was refufed him. The remains of h;s army were at Vienna, and the Emperor of Russia advancing in his rear with 140,- coo men. “ There has also been an aftlon hstween the Arckduke Charles and Maifona, in winch the latter was defeated, with the loss ct 7000 killed and 10,000 wounded. Hezdlah HudtingtOA, Eiq. of Shuffield, has been appointed, by the President, Dif trift Attorney of the United States, for the date of Connecticut, in the room of Pierpont Edwards , Esq, resigned, BJhn Paper A law has pa fie d the LegWlature of Kentucky, for opening a Canal at Louis ville in that State, and 50,000 dollars ap propriated to carry it into effect. Peterjbarg Intelligencer, We are informed, that letters have been received in town from Mr. Gaillard, Senator from this State in Convrcfs, announ cing that Simeon Theus, E(q. has been appointed by the President and Senate, Collector from the Port of Charleston, wife James Simons, Esq. resigned. — Times. * The papers by yesterday’s mail, an nounce the death of General WILLIAM AUGUSTUS BOWLES. It will be re collected that this man was a formidable enemy to the United States; that he was very industrious in endeavoring to excite the enmity of the savages towards us, and that to effect this porpofe, he eftablilhed himfelf in the Greek nation of Indians, under the title of Direftor-General of Mufcogee, , Peterjiurg Intelligencer, We have, It from good authority, that the bsft Superfine Flour is new felling at Alex dria and Frederickfbargh, at fix dollars, and fix dollars 50 cents—.and Pori, in Rich mond, at five and 5, 50 cents. Norfolk Ledgert A few days before C ; »piv Harvey failed, intelligence reached Gape-Francois* that three Italian vcffds, two ships and a brig, which had failed from Italy, for Carthagena, on the Spanish Main, having, in the ex pedition of miking a great voyage, entered the port of Aax Cayes, the crews were im mediately arrested, by order oi Dessalines, and thrown into prison ; they were after wards tried, condemned, and all of them executed, on the ground that Bonaparte being the King of Italy, was their sove reign, and they mnft confequenily fuffer as his fubjsds. Courier, From London Papers, The whole of the Lunatics being removed from Bethlem-Hofpital to St. Lull’s and Hoxton, the firft day’s sale of that vast pile of building commenced on Monday, the ground being purchased by the City ct Loudon, for the purpofc of eroding a mod pagnificent fabric, to be divided into Lec ture Theatres, appropriated for Hilary, Caamftry, Navigation, Mathematics, Phi lofopby, Geaology, Chronology* and Trade* to which will be added, a Library, suited to the above, that will surpass any of its kind in Europe. It is laid, that upwards of 250,000!. is already fubferibed towards this commercial and great undertaking. Chtnefe method of propagating various kinds of fruit-trees : They drip a ring of bark, about an inch in wedth from a bearing branch ; farround the place with a ball of fat earth or loam, bound faft to the branch with a piece of mat ting ; over this they suspend a pot or horn, with water having a finall hole in the bot tom, just fufficienc to let the water drop, in order to keep the earth constantly moist $ the branch throws new roots into the earth just above the place where the ring was dripped off. The operation is performed in the spring, and the branch is fawn ass and put into the ground at the fall of the leaf: the fallowing year it bears fruit. NEW BRIDGE. A bridge is just completed over the SaCquehannab, at jerico, date of New- York, 500 feet long and 24 wide, compofcd of 4 arches, each 90 feet long. It dands | upon white.oak piles, driven from 10 to 12 feet into the bed of the river. Tke worktnanihip is very highly spoken of, and the materials were of the bed. Mr. Mar - Jhal Lewis is the architect ..—Bal. paper * ON PRESERVING APPLES. The bed mode of preserving apples for spring use, I have found to be the putting of them in dry sand as soon as picked. For this purpose, 1 dry sand in the heat of dim mer, and late in Oftoher put down the ap ples in layers, with a covering of fund upon each layer, i Antidote to Rats, It is puhlilhed in fevcral papers* that the herb called Iloundfisngue , btoifed and laid in a House, Barn, Granary, or other place, will cffc£lually drive away Rats and Mice. DIED, On the izthind. at her Uncle Floellen’s, Warren County, Mrs. Eliza beth Martin Smyth, Consort cf Caps. S. M. Smyth of this city, after a long and painfull illness, which (he bore with Chnf tian Fortitude-—She has left a disconsolate Husband, relatives and friends to lament her early fall. , On Thursday evening lad, of an apopleftic fit, the Hon. Alexander Con tee Hanson, late Chancellor of this State. Hal. pap - Jam 1 8. . - -——— i ■ „ ■ ■ in—, Ift ...n ,j Mr. Printer, P leofe to Insert the following. THOSE underwritten certificates are true ! copies, as they stand, and will Ihew to anv j unprejudiced perion that William Berry and 1 Mrs, Berry have propagated ungrounded ■ reports to the injury of the character of fo feph Allen, laceot Columbia countv dec. JAMES ALLEN. I do hereby certify that Mr. and Mrs. Berry, foms time in the month of December lad, told me that the late Joseph Allen dec, had taken up goods in the store of Melfrs. Campbell and Nelt'on of Auguila, to the amount of five hundred dollars, on the cre dit of the edate of William Tyler deccafed, ' and that not one article had been brought there, for the use thereof. T. H. M. FENDALLj *1 he a have /'-Mint to before ] JOHN HEAL, J. P/ / By requell of the relation* of Jos. Allen jun'r dec. we do hereby certify that the laid Jos. Allen jun’r never did (lince the death of thelite Win. Tyler) take up or other wife contrad any debts, as aclminiftrator of the estate of said Wtn. Tyler, except to the amount ol *nc dollar twelve and a half cents, for one bed-cord and a half pound of pepper, had by him of us on account of said estate, tiie 15th January iSof. CAMPBELL & NELSON. Auguftc, January 1 806* n [h) ’Si 'ssvTonoa •[ 'uoiiaam oj snotpaj 001 ttpitrs joajop jaquinuu qua jg SniapVjg JU338«1 •Jsmßi’ljoiuauijjojj’j y 1 •Hoag /MOijßng y dojL jjyrf jo rttj oat pf pttg pS‘#X BU3p£ JO lIPJ OO* I 'ajaddijs iatjiearj jo uej 009 *op cpyo oof (*nipp! pun pijSdpdc) waddtfs r.ej oer ictA J «v> -ijdnopp At da a jo sjfOHS * gj.obff }° juattijjojjs aAijaajxi .u»,i v ‘s t a» nr | •m jOo p 3U ° ‘saonu aaonasH .LVaje; idj'UTjp UqjnBnv « ! ! psAtr ■mc ynf SuiAtrq wqiujqng aitj j i (l&* 1 gi 1 A RUN-AWAV.’ ~ Brought to the Jail of Scrivcn County, a Negro woman, about thirty five years cf age. She speaks the French language pretty well, fays (he belong* to Edmund M J How, who keeps (lore (but docs not mention where,) and that his Clerk’s name is William Scott.—The owner is requeued to come forward and take her away, clfe flic (Inil be dealt wi.'h according to law. Win, SMITH, Jailer. February i£. (it) "final Notice.' ~ T'HOSE who are indebted to the Sul>- fcribfc*,either by note or»pcn account, are carncftly reqnssfted to come forward and j fettle the* fame by the firft day of April j next; thofc who do not avail themselves of this notice, map rest allured of the difagree a-y'e confcqucncc, that of having their ac- ; counts placed in the hands of an Attorney j foe colic-lion, without difi rlminafion. DAVID URQUHART, February 15;, (31.) notice7 " i * All persons having claims a | gainft the Estate efthe late Joseph All en of Columbia county dcccafcd, arc requested tobring them forward without delay, proper efiy attested ; And thofc who are indebted to the said estate are requested to mike im mediate payment to me. JAMES ALLEN, AJm’r. February 15, (2/.) WiILL BE HIRED, At the Market-Ihuft on the i jtfh day cf Fe bruary nextt tit the hour oj 1 o o\ leek, A NEGRO MAN, for the term cf one year, belonging to the estate of the late Maj»r John Brown. Fbf fait at the feme tine, A NEGRO WOMAN—for Ihe Lent fit of all concerned, SAMUEL M. SMYTH, \ F . WALTER LEIGH, / . rSm K. B, The above Talc it postponed until the 10th of March next. [yt) NOTICK. THE partnerftiip of Watkins £3 Kamill, at praflilionert? of law, having expired by the dea’h of Colonel Waikint, their client* are informed that due "trunkn will \ be paid to thrir fcufin f» Ly tl e fobfciibtr, 1 who requests rhofe indebted to the late con* [ ccrn to difeharge their rc/p. ftive omt* and accounts at soon at rcftihJe, J. HA MILL, February 8* (s?} NOTICE. I Jhall attend at the ttrues and places L'crtm after mentioned, for the purfo/ts of receiv ing the Tax returns of the Gtunty of Rich mond, for the Tear jBo6. For Diftrid: No. 3 —at Mr. James Collins’s, Saturday the aadofFe [ bruary j Saturdays the Srhandazd M*rchi For DiftridtNo. I—at the Ci ! ty Hotel, Augulta, on Monday’s the 10th j and 24th March, and Monday 7th April. For DirtriftNo. 4— at the An glfta Bnnk-ftore, cn Tucfday's the 11 th and zjih March, and Tuefday the ith of April. ' For Diftritfl No. 5 —at Mn William Clarke’s on WetlncTday's, the 12th aad 26th March, and on Wednesday' the oth April, at Mr. John Rhodes in Bedford. For Diltridl No. 6—at Capt. William M'Tyres on Thurfday’# the 13th ilr.d ijth March, and Thursday the 10th of April. For Diftri&No. 2—at James Fulchers Esq. Saturday’s the i ;th and 29'h Match, and Saturday the 12th ol April. A. RHODES, R. T. K. Feb.j 5, (3 r ) notice; For [tie to the highefi bidder, on the fa-It day of March next , At Raysvillb, Columbia county, THE store goods, cclififting of cloths, calic' ea, linen* &c. and flock of all kinds; h'ufchold and kitchen furniture, implement# of hufbtndry &c. s4nd fcvcral other article# too tediou# to mention- be longing to the eftatc of the late Jofcph Ray I deccafcJ of Columbia county. The sale j to continue frem day to day on the ufaal j hours, rill the whole it fold. Thecondi- I lion# will hr made known at the commence*/ msntof ihs sale. / ! NANCY RAY, Ex'lrx, i HENRY WEST, Ex Vi / j February i (it.) J Adminifirator's Sale. Till befold, on Thursday the z'jlh of March next, at the plantation whereon Willta u luron dtceajtd\ formerly refuted, in Lin lsin county* . ALT. ti c pcrfonal property of said dcr. confining of negro'## horfe#, cattle, com and louder, plantation toel# and other thinia too radio 1 to mention. Tcrnvi made known on the dav of Lie. THOMAS CURRY, Adm'r. February 1 c. (zf;) GEORGIA, Burke county, T By IVilliam Baduly, clerk of the court of ordinary for said couAty. WHEREAS Fidden and John Friar\ have applied to me for letters of ad- \ ininifiralbn on the ejlate of M'cy M ( Norrcl \ dtceahd, \ THESE are therefore to die and admonijh all and Jugular the kindred and cfedilors of the said dec . to he and appear at my office, within the time allowed by law, to flaw cause, if any they have, why { did Utters jhould not It granted. GI TEN under my hahd at office this \oth day of Feb, 1806* Wb. BADWLY, c. c. o. RUN-A WAY from the Tub (briber about the middle cfJane lafl, a nc- I grolad, abot-;t tlv ag6 of 18, by the name j of SAM, belonging t« Colonel S. Ham mond. Whoever vrlil deliver the said boy to tha Ajbfbribcr* living in Barnwell Di fhifi, r»*ar RufiedgsT mills, to Major Good win, at fill mills, or to Colonel Le roy Hammond# ftlall receive a reward of Five Dollars. WILLIAM H. DURKEE. January. 18 . (ts.) N O TTC £.' ' ALL Persons indebted to the estate o‘ Benjamin Hces of Columbia county, deceefad, are requeued to make immedi- J dte payment ; and those having any de ! mands against said efface i arc desired to pre/ent them properly attended according to law. SARAH REES, Ex’rx, JKSSEEULL, ) . , ADAM JONES, J February 8, (jt.) ' 'Final notice , THOSE who arc indebted to the estate of George Ringland# are informed that unlcfs they make payment to the fub feriber by the firlt day of March next, their notes will then be put in the hand of an At torney, as longer indulgence cannot be giv en—-he is determined not to let the firft / Court pnfs o-ver. f JOHN CARMICHAEL. / Ailing Adminiftrato../ Fehrahry 9 (3>. J ) N OTIC E. y \ \j THF. fubfcriberi beg to notify 7 their former client#, and the public,, that they have entered into partnetflup* ay praftitiorcr* of law, under the firm vs Siith $3 HatnUl, and that they will praxis in toe Cirt u’u court, and the superior Cbuit* irt rb< Mvh'Le D fliift. Such pthfon# si plear? to favor Them \ri;h their bnfirref# i may ie!v 02 tht* utaaoft attention and fi lelity* W. STITH n . ' J. HAMILL.
