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fivcn./t” v,:a under the
# ; uty powerfiii ft In i... ■•
; o| their Kwere’gnty and indepen
dence they might form treaties of
alliance, commerce, &e. with a
n^ghbouriag / (oversigney greatly
prejudicial to the intereft of the
Brit,Hi government. The Britifh
‘iraaiih v y und :r thde circwinftanci ,
dJeV/lv f.;w the neceffity of accom
tn •gating exillinsc difficulties with
♦the i oveinrnent of the U. States in
order to prevent them from form
ing anv treat y of alliance or other
>eonn xion with the Spanifh colo
nies, .vhich might ultim re ly prove,
snany degree, prejudicial to the in
torch: ot ihe Britifh empire. When’
accommodaslOßS fhail have
taken p!a. e between Ergland a-H
the United States, the farmer will
he in .1 manner guaranteed in her
ptcyen lions ro So-ndfb America.—
Bo?. fuih -pier/. i fion.l, however in
* teredo, t;, would nave rema: icd in a
iiata er great infecurity without the
friendiirip of tits United States.—
‘ For, alt ho peace in the known policy
of our government, yeti; dues not
follow that in cafe we are. forced in
to a war contrary to the true policy
If our adminiftration —that we
fiotilh remain ina&ive either in the
f'rld or in the cabinet: nor, in csfe
ci that afped in our foreign re la-*
dor,s which borders on a Bate ot
hoibdifie?, does it follow that we
mould !• of; fight. of fuch negotia
tions 2% might facilitate our interefts,
or prriudice tbofe M theernbarraff
lag power. The-Bridixi nrmiitry,
aware that the United Scares weiftd
intimately adopt fuch policy, did
ro i he fj tate in erdc rto prevent i t,
ko remove :h(M eaufes-of mifundcr
ffandir.g anddifficuites, which they
created fthe fekpurpofe of*
! giving a colour of juftice to the
•vcolons a&s of fpoHaficn com
mitted by them on the high feat,
a.id lie ally intended for the defi
nition of all the various branches
of our commerce. The Bales of
Britifb intereft have a: length pre
ponderated in favour of the mines
of Spanifh America. They have
oc-ade overtures of an honorable ad
ju&ment to our government. —
1. here is no region, under exiting
oreumftances to doubt of their fin
er rity. Be it fo; let us enjoy
while we may the ofual advantages
at liiocr from our commerce. Lie-
O
tie deviations from the rides of Ra
tional law, and lorne derelictions
from public treaties may be antici
pated, but the great (hip cf national
commerce wdl ride on the Ocean
tmniokfthd by Britilh depredations
for years to come.
It has been cbferved that the in
tertffc arlfing from the Spanifh co
lonies in America is the ioie caufe
of rh-e late pacific cvenurts of the
Bnt ih min’itry to our'government.
’This iVern ft range to thofe
v.hoafcribe every thing advantage
ous to a fir.*}? TijlriSlive alii of our
own government. ihi a a<li \\i% in
all retpedls worthy of an enl'g-ueti
ed adminiftration, and was intended
to prefervt* our rcbburces, our fen
men, our flrps and our produce
front the depredations of the two
great belligerent powers of Europe,
it had thisndefr. But it is not ad
mitted that this (ingle adt did, in ef
fect, oblige the- Briidh m niiiry to
re it in 1 their orders in council, and
cfl'er honorable term?, and repara
tion for ir juries to our government.
“i he resources of the Bruilii eiTipire,
whether founded on itn.it rules ot
public jußice or the la vs of nations,
r- puite immaterial, art, r.cvcrtnc
lefs, fb various and e;ttenuve thru,
ft is believed, no fmgle rdtritiive
zrc o£qu. gnvcrnrnc;.:, ot a tempo
rary deration could poffbly in the
: r .ent fuv of the world, I ; m
o> fed the Britifh to come on term;
ot pacific n; gociation with our go
vernment. The propriety of this
meafure is no: now the fubjrcT ci
inveftigation. 1: is not neceffary,
therefore, to adduce any proofs or
arguments in fu; port of this pofi
tion. Let it fufiice then to cblerve
that this policy, aitho* the fub’efh
ot nunrer: us compkftnts by the op
pfdkion pirty, has undoubtedly ab
ridged the {objects of prefen: ne
g udation with Krghr.d,—prevcr. r -
td a declaration of war, and prefbrv
t and our relotirces.
A M ERIC AN U S.
July lyby iSoo.
COCHIN LAL ASSOC I ATiCN.
V/e have the plea fore of inform
ing our fellow citizens who may feci
an intereft in the luccefs of that in
valuable and needfa* y article to the
infant manufactories and commerce
of our country, that. one of our
members, which has cultivated five
rows of aoout fifty feet each, of our
native Nopal or Prickly Pear, in
forms us, that it thrives well, and
that the Cochineal infedt increafea
and fp reads on every leaf rapidly }
and that from the mo ft attentive
obfervaticn, and contrary to ids ex
pectations, lie finds they are not in
me leaft mol tiled by ants, or any
ocher inf eft, that he can difeover.---■
We fondly hope that the Erne is
no: far off when this beautiful and
coftly dye, which, to the indolent
Mexicans is mother gold mine, will
be numbered among the exports
of our happy country, and, that the
impolicy or South-America in Lan
j(lung from her ihores her molt m
dnftrious and enterprifing inhabit
ants, will be equally propitious to
the introducing among us this arti
cle of induftry, as the edi£U of die
European defpocs vas in intro
ducing the rnanuf'!(Lories of wool
and iiix into England— Car. Gaz.
T’he poll’ rider of the V/afhing
to.o City rout arrived but brougnt
no Mail, which we attribute to
high water. .
O *
SHERIFF’S SALE.
On ths fir(l 7 ufiday in September
next } at ths Court-Houfie in Ogle
thorpe County , between the vfiual
hititr f
WILL BE SOLD,
One likely country born negro
man named iTac, about 20 years
old, and one negro gn i named Jude,
about 14 years old, levied on as die
property of James Kidd, to latisfy
sn execution in favor of Conway
Gtirlington*.
ALSO .
Five feather beds and furniture,
levied on as the property of George
Pafchal, to Etisfy an execution in
favor of Esekiel Clemmons for the
iif* of Joirpn Smith againft James
H. Kidd and George Pafchal, and
pointed our. by fair! Pafchal.
‘ALSO.
One negro boy named John, a
bcut ij ci 14 years old, levied on
as tn* property of French 11. Srro
therat the inftance of John Walton,
and pointed out by the plaintiff.
ALSO ,
goo Acres ol land, more or lei's,
in Oglethorpe county, joining
George Barber and otners, on the
waters U Big creek whereon Jeffe
Mitcirdi nan lives, levied on as
t:sr property of laid Mitchell, to
fatidy !■ oUu t Martin, and pointed
cut c - Chiiilophf r Bowen,
ALSO.
216 acre?, more or left's, in laid
count? cn the r f F/ig -reek,
2 jams Robcid He Am and other;
- *• h u>-g’ oocv . :A ■e. rv, no.;
j 14 years old, ievieo c,l a5 the pro
- perry ot W dliatn Holmes to fatisi
s an execution m invor a>f Fcrdinam
L jl uiu.-.m
, Conditions cz fii.
WkM. M. S COKES, D. S
■ July 25, lficq.
N O T 1 C E.
NINE months after the d-t:
■ hereof, application will be made t<
• the honorable Inferior Court of O
gietho.rpe cotmtv, for leave to (i-1
• one trakt of land lying in the count]
of Wilkinio!:, the piopertyof Mi
ch:’.-! Whelm and known in fair
county by Jot No. 24, cad ddlrß
—fold for the benefit of the heir:
and creditors cf laid dectafed.
TOiHN M. SIM
JOSEPH BAUG HAN,
Adminahaters,
July 29, loOQ. r
FOR SALE
THE plantation whereon tl>£
fubferiber no.v fives, lying on fhc
creek in Oglethorpe county, con
taining 276 1-2 acres, 60 of which
is cleared and all frefii and undei
good fence?, a good law and grid
Evils vorh ao excellent bolting
doth. The fubferiber being ren
dered incapabl- of keing to bufi
nefs by misfortune; a good bargain
may be had and payments made
eafy, but great allowance made for
prompt payment- —poftVffion given
of the-plaivaiion at Chriftmas, bui
of the milk foon if required.
JOHN BOOTH, Sen.
NOTICE.
WIU. BE SOLD
At ths houfs of John M. Sfras ir
Oglethorpe county , on the fourth
Satur day in September next, all the.
per fond property cf Michael Whe
lm, deceaj /,
CvONSBTING of one forrel
mare and funclry ard( les of houfe
liold furniture. Twelve months
credit will be given the purchafer
giving bond arid approved fecurity.
ID BIN M. SIMS,
J(J bE P I- 1 BA U GET AN,
Adimmft ratoon
July 29, 1809.
GEORGIA, >A z a Court
Oglethorpe county. 3of Ordinary
began and held on the 3d day ot
July, ISc 9.
Prtfent their honors,
John Lumpkin* John Deven
port, George idudfpeth, John
Moore, and Charles L. Mathews,
ON the petition of John Wool
dridge (fating to the court that
William Luckie, deceafed, in his
life time, to wit, on the 6rh day of
May, 1796, entered into a certain
ioftrumenc of writing for the con
veyance of a certain tract of land,
containing four hundred acres, to
William Brown, (a copy of which
is filed in this office) which bond
or inftrument of writing was aflaga
ed or transferred on the 6 f h day of
Odtober, 1806, by the laid William
Brown unto the faicl John Wool
dridge, ard is nowin his pcdLfiion,
and thrt the Laid Luckie departed
this lire witfooEy xecutirg tides to
the laid land—Whereupon
IT IS ORDERED,
That James Lu: kie and Ileze
kah Luckic, executors of lad
Wijliafn I.tickie, execute tides to
the Lid John Wooldridge to the
afore fa id tradt of land unlefs crude
to the contrary be (hewn—And that
this be publiflied once a month for
the fpace of three months, in tjie
Georgia Exp re is or feme other
public g-.py.te gf fids L*te.
•■£ i -our. trom .the minutes cf Ju
- court 4RI of fulw 1809.
y MAT RAINEY, C.C.O
GEORGIA, Jack Jon county,
Al” a meeting ot the honorabh
. the Ciuirr of Onlinary for (aid coun
ty, on Monday the fifth day e
- . June 1809.
Buck ler Urn ris, J
e Kihddred IVood, > E/quireo .
0 David fVttt, 3
!1 Of! the petit ion of Moles Her
y rip. praying this court to admit th<
- adnfiniftrators of William Herd witr
■1 the will annexed, to mnkc tides u
1 the laid Mofes lor a certain trs.hh o
s land lying and being in the count]
of Clarke, containing three hundrev
and twenty-eight acres. I: is
ORDERED, That the fa id nd
mini ft raters with the will annexed
will be directed to make tides t,
- the fa id craft cf land agreeable t<
the fa Id bond unto the laid Mofc
2 Herrin on the fir ft Monday in No
; v ember next, up left caui'e be (hewi
■ to tfiva contrary, and that thE rule b<
a publiihed three months previou
r thereto.
t A true coty from ths minutes.
5 EDWARD ADAMS, C. C. Q
- ADM INIS T R ATOR’s SALE.
1 On Friday the liuh of Auguft next
; will be fold at tbs h: ids of IVi Hi an
r Mitchell, four miles above Athens
i A negro, woman, and a boy abou
l f-ve.ii years of age, the property o
William Mitchell, jun. deceafed—
. Credit until the 25 ih of Decembe
- next will be allowed, the p:uchafe
giving bond Vviih approved fecuric\
to bear inter eft from the date if no
1 pundlually paid,
‘ ‘ TANARUS, MITCHELL,
? . Admin fir a tor.
• Clark county, July 3, 1809.
GEO RC j IA, }A t a Court of O r
l Jackyon Cos unty . din ary held in ant
• for the county aforefaid, on Mondr}
i the fixth day of March, 1809.
Prejent their homrs*
Buckner Harris , j)
Etheldred Wood, \ fir
David Witt, R
On the petition of Phillip Thu
■ raond by Walton Harris Ids atcor
: riey praying this court to direct the
’ adminifirators of Thomas Morgan
f deceafed to execute titles to the laid
Phi*ftp for a cenum lot yfland in the
thirteenth diftrift of Baldwin Coon -
■ ty, Number one hundred and thit
-1 ty fix in conformity ro a bond giv
en by the laid Thomas Morgm fi,
■ his life time roiheuM Phufin t fin .
: in ond a copy of MB cm ••• <0 r- *. ffifi
• petition annexed ! u • iTat
1 unkis caufe he tliovvn to rhr ■ .
1 triry om or before übe Td * \A> : -
• in Scpterr.br: ’he ft-.-j H.
, iff rate rs wll be di re ccec. :o e -c r *<-
1 tilt laid titi;s in terms of the ,:w A
: fuch cafe rnaie provided that this
. rule be pubkfhed George
Exprdi a: leaft three months pre
vious to the firft mon'day in Sep
tember next.
A true copy of the minutes.
E. ADAMS, Clk. C. 0.
May 20, 18c9.
NINE nonces- from the cure
hereof, I (had applv ro the honora
ble the Inferior C.nir: cf C;ar!c
County for an order or cot;rc :o Mi
all me real dh:: H 1 fie k;tr ■
: Mitchell, Jun. cF-ceHed—Hr t.*
: benefi: of the heirs and credit rt A
: laid deceafed.
T. MITCFIF.I.r
A od>r ‘trat'.r.
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