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Extract of letter from Drey den, of
the i 3/6 of October,
Auftria ccd. s Gdiicia, Fran re,
Tridite, and Iftria, which are robe
annexed to the kingdom of Italy.—
Some letters fay that Fiume and
Triefte are to be held by the French
and Auftri'an troops conjointly until
the conciufion of peace with Eng
land.
Bavama extends her dominions as
far as Linrz.
The grand Duke of Wurtzburg
will de de< larec! fove reign of Tyrol
and the country of Salzburg.
Bavaria, in ccmpenfacion, will
obtain a part of Wurtzburg.
I: is alio faid that the frontiers of
the Dutch/ of Warfaw will extend
to the Ssan.
between France & Auftria
was figned on the i4 r h G£E Bona
parte left Schoenbrunn on the 15th.
The fortifications which furround
Vienna are to be entirely ra : zed.—
The Ruffian army of Moldavia has
gained feme advantages over the
Turks. By the capitulation of
M ddleburg the Ergitfh pronvfed
to re fpea property of ail kinds,—
As ufxiaf, in violation of this they
have ftuz r d a’l the Tea, and Spices
in the ware- houfes of the Dutch
Eaft India company, and in thofe of
s. dividua’s, and expofed them at
public auction. The inhabitants of
YVakheren have refilvcd not to
l urchafe a firgle article, notwith
fUnding the h gh price rea bears in
Holland. But ore fa-le has been
male. The purchafer is treated
v. univerlal difdain, and the Eng
lifh have been obbg and to fufpend
the faies. 100.000 men faid
to remain in Auftria until a g neral
peace. Theporteof Antwerp is to
be cer fiderabiv enlarged. Addi
l Tons are to be made to the fortifi
cations at Ofbnd. Moravia has
been evacuated by the F reach, and
occupied by the Auftnans. The
el fing of the ports of Sweden was
pubheiy announced in hand bills at
St ckhohii, dated rjith Off. John
Adams and family have arrived
ut Elfincur. It appears that in ad
cition to his million to RutTh, he is
c argued with a fpecial m fiion ro
v’ ‘iptuhagen, but not in the Jack
! Jcniati Jtyle. In confequence of the
pea e oeteen Sweden and Ruffin*
| the pree of tea at C< fud
rienly fill from 21 to 17 marks.—-
The national guards of Paris have
been chfeharged and the ir places
loppl rd by the troops of the line of
the city garrifbn. Mr. Ada ; r, the
E'gil fin mt hftrr at Cor.ftanunople,
has demanded of the Ottoman Porte
v tree peffi ge to the Black Sea for
Erglard and her allies, which has
been refuted him, in confequence of
w. Mr. A. was preparing to
leave Conftantinople.
Extras from tbs Communication of
the Governor of Scuib- Carolina to
the Legijlaturt,
With this fiftjecl, I will connedl
that whic h relate* ro the manufaft
ures of our country. Europe, old
in years, and in pride, has -hitherto,
the pr ft s arifing therefrom j and,
1 has mere or lefs, laid a tribute rei
ptdlipg he fame, on younger pow
ers. But, m-(chiefs, when they
h ar.l e at a climax, are no longer
borne ; an J we have been taught by
t : e eml'grg-) and oon-intercourfe
► tews, to manufacture for ourfelves.
A iflnt of enterprize has arifen,
which I hope will long continue j
„ s*>d *he loom in cur country will
make us amend for thole of foreign
nations. Theic Bates have been
tlccia/td independent, aid vye have
tin* means of making them fo —-
Nothing is want mg, bu ; union, cn -
txrpyze and indufb y in our c*:'zers ;
a zealous d*. fie to oppofe f*>reig 1
influence, and a warm attach mcru ro
tire intereft of our country. Un
der this perft.afion, encourage and
prcteifl manufactures;
never cea r e to flrengthen the cfvn-
Oels which fupportthem. Through
out the flam, extend your tottering
power to this branch of your inde
pendence ; and whether it be from
the firlt commencement of g nr.i, g
and carding, to fpinnii g and weav
ing j and the homefpun manufacto
ry at Charlcftc n j let the hand of
power 2nd of government be feen
—let the voice and purfe of the
public, be ufrd for the public lcr
vice. In addition to this, through
out the various parts of the fUtc
which you reprelent, encourage the
raifirg of (beep, and the careful
attention to wool: Tms fteatlily
purfued, under proper inducements,
and pci haps premiums, will render
you independant of forcing mar
kers, for winter cloths and blankets 5
and will produce the rnoft happy
refult. Connected with this fubjedf,
I will here call your attention to a
plan, which will be h?ought for
ward, for a general inlur3r.ee. So
far as I am informed 01 the iuljicft,
it is grounded on the true principles
of parriotifm, and love of country ;
and if patronized by your f fterign
hand, will, I confidently hope, keep
theufands of and .liars in this ftatr,
which are yearly remitted to Great
Britain, to the P; ceoix I durance
Fire Company—to a company
which has refufed to infu r e the
homefpun manufactory ofCharltf
ton ; and which is annually fpecn
lating upon our riches. Ad wd!
you fluffier this advairage t> be
taken, or the forbearance of ve ur
coumrv robe longer abided ? I cruft
not. If they w.il not infiiye <ut
manufa6ioric's J are holt ie to
them—it is the public duty to
protect tht-m. Favor there fb-e,
this infticution j it will not only
protect public manufactories and
private buddings, bu: it will expel,
as it ought to do, ail foreign influ
ence refpedhng infirance of houfes j
and will leave us in that indenen
danre to which we have a right ;
will leave with us thoufancs o’ dol
lars, which other-wife would be
withdrawn.
CCLLEC I’Ok’j SALE.
Will befold at the tou r t Hotifsin Jaik-
Jon County , on Saturday the 24 th
of February next * the following
traffs of Land* or fo much ‘thereof*
as will ‘ats fy the tax due thereat
with cofis :—
202 T-2 Acres* ficond quaff”,
in tne 25th and ftr dt of W.llc’.nfon
county, No. 289, granted to Tur
ner, returned by William Hamil
ton for 1808—400 a res third qua
lity, in Jackfon county, granted u
Jones, on tilt waters of tne Appa
lache a.d the Mulberr, j inrg
Harris, returned, by bid V/dliarn
Hamilton for ncy and 1808—t*x
due for 1807, to dollars 90 1-2
cen:s, and f.;r 1808, 7 dui ars3B
cents.
127 Acres, g r anud to G Hum,
Jackfon county, on the Appaiaohe,
joining Beauchamp, returne<l b/
Ephraim Walker for the year 1807
—<ax due 5 1 1- 2 cents.
127 Acres, granted to Gillum,
Jackfon county on the AppaUehe,
joining E. Waiker—2o2 1-2 acres
of pine land, e ranted co E. Wa kcr,
fecond of V/ilkinGn, No. 140.cn
the waters of Rocky cretk—both
the laft of land were returned
by Abr-m Walker for ISO 7, tax
CU‘C 60 3 4 ten's.
US A :rcS, granted to William
fon, jukfon county, on Wiiham
-1 >n’s creek, joining S nunons, re
turned by Samuel Howard for 1807
ax and; e 49 1 2 cents.
350 Acres, 120 fecond quality
ami 130 third quality, g r anted co
Will amfon, Jack ion countv, on
William Ton’s creek, j ining Mad
dox, returned by Samuel Shields for
the years 1807 and *SoS—tax due
for 1807, 5 dolla r s 25 cents, and
for 1 SOB, 1 dolkr 12 -12 cents.
ico Acres, fecond quality, grant
ed to Few, jackfon county, Beach
creek, joining Burfon, returned by
John Barren for the year 1807 —
tax due 80 1-2 cents.
143 3 4 Acres fecond qual ty
ard 143 3 4 third quality, gran cd
to F w. jackfon county ca Bear
creek, j >ining Ro her Ton, returned
bv Richard Thurmond f- r rhe year
1807 —tax due 8 dollars 80 3 4.
too Acres fecond quality & 150
third quality, granted to Ncvei,
J ■*>: kf >n county on Beach creek,
j n iog Tiaiior, returned by Aaron
Wood fi.r the year 1807 —202 1-2
acres fi ft quality, cotli dtftridt of
W.dkinf n, No. 25, granted to Aa
ron Wood, ard 202 t 2 acres cT
third quality, 27th diftridl of VVil
k nfon, No. 249, granted to fai l
Wood, and r< turned by him for rhe
yea.- 1808—ax due for 1807, 1 dol
lar 47 1-4 cents, and for 1808, 2
del ars 48 3 4 cents.
96 Acres cf fecond quality and
173 1 2 of third qualify, granted to
the Heirs of J ;fepii Nad, lyi g i 1
Ja klon county on the Middle O
conte, j ftnieg Shields, returned by
G orge Kee*h for the year 1807,
3 and 202 1 2 acres in the L2th d:f
trict of Baldwin, No. 138, granted
to faid K ;eih and returned by him
hr the >ear ißo3—tax due for
1807, 1 dollar 16 1-2 cents, and
for 1808, 2 dollars 36 1-2 cents.
coo Acres, granted to Wagr.on
at vbe Hurricane ffi .al in Ja<k ua
county, j doing Smith, returned by
T hn Hampton for the year 1807
tax due for 1807, 1 dollar 27 1-2
cent?! and for 1808, 2 dollars 37 1-4
cents.
202 1-2 Acres, third quality,
granted to Francis Patton, 3 1 dil
tr ot W.lkinfr n, No. 40, on
Maiden creek, returned by Francis
Patton for the years 1807 and 1808
—tax due for 1807, 1 dollar 61
ce nts, and for 1808, 1 dollar 43 1 4
cent*.
90 Acres, fecond quality and 60
cf third quality, Jackfon county,
granted to Gardner and L'gget, on
uz North Oconee, returned by
Alexander Morrifon for the years
13c7 and 1808—tax due for 1807,
I dollar (6 1-2 cents, for 1808, 1
p 1 4 cents.
2c3 Acn s, fecond qualify,
£t the Hurricane final in Jack ion
c’ unty, granted to Wagnon, North
Oconee, ■ which ftands a grid mill
and diftiilery, j hrurg Count D c -
Eftairg, I COO aires fecond quality,
4357 third quality, granted to
VVAgnon, cn toe waters of Curry’s
creek, joining Count D'EfUirg, re
turned t~y ]Tfe Smith for the yea::s
1807 and i3cß—tax due for 1807,
II dollars 94 cents, for iScB, 13
dollars 35 1 2 cents.
468 A- res, fecond quality, grant
ed to Few, on the Middle Oconee,
joining IFli, returned by John
C leroan for the years 1807 and
x So8 —tax due for 1807, 7 dollars
qr } cents, and for 1808, 7 dollars
S3 3 4 rents.
113 Acres, fecond quality, 113
3 4 tiiitd quality, g'snted to Kirk
a-ri- k i or Curry N cro k in Jack
fin roun‘y, joining Marr:?* refurn
eci by John Alien f r the ,tnr ißs-S
—tax due f;r iBo3, 11 dollars 66 !
34 ct n r ', and lor 1807, 9 dollar?
16 3 4 cents.
134 1-2 Acres, fecond quali
ico civ rd_qua itv, granted to K
pa rick, on Curry’s creek in j *,
fun county, joinirg Jarretf, rei
ed by James K rkpatrick fc
year 1 3 c7, tax due 2 dcliars j
cents —202 1 2 Acres,
Kirkpatrick, 28th of W ’
returned bv Jamts
the year 18081 tax du
j 134 cents.
130 Acres, third quai.iv,
to Marbury, lying on
the Oconee in jackfon cotu.ev, 1
Lylfe and Regers, returnee.
George Pettigre w for 1808,
79 3 4 cen s, and for
las 60 12 cents. > 1 Alv.i-.K,
J. M. C. Mon/: °f
-p q entatives .
“December 21, ISOO. ELL,
j be Senate,
COJLEEC rOiCd
mu it fill at the ’oft™?***
‘jackfon County* cn Friday
hjtb of June next* (be foiled 9
‘lraffs of Land* or as much tb 4
as will fat: sfy the Faxes'due, 1
on with eft 7 . f aet)s,
Two tracts of larf ‘bmfelf.
county, on the ua 1 uir * , ro . m
die Fork of the Thetis,
of icyo acres # grah vo avar >nah,
Ogg, joining G bb c u ? ,n S
lane, the cthtr *| jU,s q
granted to Georg J 0.-p 1 ,
Ogg and John K. g’s land,
ed to be in d< fault fur they /
1805, ißc6, ISO 7 and 1808 ine
five j the land ol the third quality
fo fays three free holder;—:i.x due,
lo dollars 17 3 4 cert*.
J. M. C. Mojitoomexy,
T. C. J C.
December 2t, 1809. 8i i,v 6m.
NO 1 ICE.
Oh Tuefday the cj.b of Jmu ary rext %
at the hviife of William Roaerjoti,
due.f: d y of dark county ,
WILL BE HIRED,
Four Keg oes, a;d the
KEN 1 ED,
To the High eft Bidders.
ALL peWefts indebted to the
faid tltate arc requrftrj ro make
payment, as ‘hr foliation of the en
tire vvdl not adm t of indulgence
and law is not deferable. ,
WILLIAM STRONG,
JAMES TURNER,
* Executors.
December i3, 1809.
N OTIC E.
JISfiNE months sftr dare app?\-
cation will be made to the honora
ble Juftices of the Inferior Court of
Oglethorpe county, for leave to
fii one traft of land* adjoining
James Edroundfon, containing tw >
hundred and fifty acres—one otbe *
trade adjoining William Finch a.;d
others, ccncainii g two hundred a
cres—alfo one other tradl contain
ing two hundred acres, adjuinir:’
Reuben M c Clain and, others, all o„
the wacrrs of Little River—to be
fold for the berr.fr; of the heirs and
creditors of the tftate of William
Swanfor, dei eafed.
j AMES SWANSON,
Adminiflretor „
Sept era ler 16, 1809.
Si IF.RIFF’S BLANK 111 Id
I ‘OR SALE AC I HIS OFt it ~
SHERIFF'S SALE.