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Ol the unworthy Jperf
rhac widows and that orphans
jliould lament the blood fpil:
0:1 the earth, not worth the ac
cepting : and this becauft one
whom themfelves had railed to
and to defend them, chofe
it to be fo: mod monftrous!
It is thus my free thoughts
have always looked on kings,
the brambles raifed to emi
nence, to tear and burn the fo
left.
The FOURTH of MARCH
1801, will become as celebrat
ed in hiftory as the 4th of J uly,
1776, for the emancipation of
the American States from Bri
tilh influence and tyranny. The
election of a republican Prcfi
dent is anew Declaration of In
dependence, as important in its
conftquences as that of 1776,
and of much more difficult at
chievement.
Our former conteft with En
gland w r as merely a matter of
ftrength ; the conteft which has
juft been clofed, was a war of
intereft, vice and corruption,
againft principle, virtue, and
patriotifm ; our country became
filled with foreign fpies, and
domeftic traitors, who were on
the eve ol llib verting our con
ftitution and liberty ; but the ir
refiftable voice of a free people
has banifhed them forever, and
declared that the 4th of March,
1801, fhall become the birth
day of our regenerated Indepen
dence and Liberty.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 13.
On the Bth inft. a refpedla
hle number of republicans con
vened at Gunn’s tavern to par
take of a fete given to govern
or fackfon.
This occafion afforded ano
ther opportunity to this clafs of
citizens, to indicate the eftima
tion in which they held the
fervices and adminiftration of
our firft magiftrate, and it
muft be a means of {Emulating
the exertions of future public
fervants to know, that in defer
ring well of the republic, they
ultimately obtain a reward infi
nately fuperior to the baubles of
corrupted regulations—-the ap
probation and plaudits of a free
and enlightened people. A
Camber of patriotic toafts were
drank, fuitable to the occafion,
and tlie bufinefs of the day'con
ducled with the utmoft harmo
ny and good order.
REW -YORK, December 26.
rjyj
lac correjpondence between
- ranee and England refpeffing
f eace i is very inter efting, comprif
ihf forty -feven papersßy thoje
*" appears that citizen Otto had
p r ope Jed to lord Grenville, an ar~
r7 f[ ■ u f h feci and land ; a free na~
'-fallen to vejfels of both nations .
f c ' were confidered by
\' 6 Grenville, as calculatedfclely
eyie ft Prance ; but to evince
** drfre of England to commence
the •work of peace, he proptfed
An ary >dJHce which he confidered
*fj¥*eal This has been rejefi
}' to: French government ; and
1 • overture has been made to the
| f rt r> f fon don for a fe par ate
\ and which Great Britain
f'p to her engagements with A:f~
has rej effect.
couj cep ten:: cf the inforyh~
ticn in the king's fpeech, ref peeling
the fcarcity of provifions, the Bri~
tifh houfeef commons, have puffed
ref elutions for preventing the ma
nufacture of Spirits, ft arch, Uc.
from corn.
A LIST cf letters remaining in
the Poft -Office at 1 jOiiisville,on
the firft day cf January 1801,
which, if net taken cut before
the firft day of April next, will
be returned to the General Pcft-
OJjice as dead letters.
SAMUEL HAMMOND,
7, Thomas H. Kenan, 2, Jef
fe Pipkin, Col. John Davis,
Col. Andrew Burns, 2, Deo
cleflan Davis, Bcnj. Whitaker,
Benjamin I lowarcl, Margaret
M‘Netly, Stephenjohnlon, Dr.
John Hall, 2, Col. John Cobbs,
2, Benj. Baldwin, Ruflcl Brown,
Nathan Powell, Richard T.
Cofby, 3, Robert Craig, John
Twiggs, 2, Lydia Hartfickl,
Peter J. Carnes, 3. James
Mitchell, Jofeph Clay, jun.
Charles Harris, John B. Gerar
deau, Mathew Knight, H. G.
Caldwell, William Robinfon,
Willie Shepherd, William Tho
mas, John Cole, Charles Caffi
ty, Robert Ivcrfon, Maj. Dav
id Adams, James Young, Maj.
Franklin, Jofeph Rogers, Ar
chibald Woods, Col. Mofcs
Speers, Redden Blount, Arthur
Fort, George Philips, John
MGormick, Roger Lav.fon,
Benjamin Moore, Andrew Ken
nedy, Richard Brown, Willi
am Craig, John Harbert, Igna
tius Few, George Cox, Eli
Wooten, Stephen Burnly, Jas.
Barrow, Benjamin Manning,
William l ewis, Willis Perry,
Col. Jas. M'Ncal, Geo. Wal
ker, John Morcll, Sami. Bird.
JAS. BOZEMAN, r. m.
N O T I c: eT
I FIE Subfcriber intending to
A leave thisftate, early in the
fpring, for a few months, requefts
all thofe who are any wi ft indebted
to him, to come forward immed -
ately, and make payment; and
all thofe who have any demands
againft him, are deflred to come
and receive payment.
lie has on hand,
A General Aflbrtment of
SEASONABLE and FASHI
ONABLE GOODS, and will
give very great bargains at this
time for the cafh..
He has like wife fer fide,
A number of H O R S E S,
which he will fell low for cafh,
or on a credit of nine or twelve
months, as may be agreed upon.
EBEN. JENCKFS.
Louifvllle, Dec. 24.
TO BE SOLD,
At the Market Houfe in Louif
ville, between the hours of ten
and three o'clock,
One HOUSE and LOT,
in the town of Louifvllle ; like
wife five hundred and fifty-five
acres of land, lying on Brufhy
Creek. Taken by execution as
the property of John Paulett,
to fatisfv a judgment obtained
againft him in favour of Edward
Blackfhear, and others. Levied
this firft day of January, i3oi,
by me.
Wm. GQOLD, Cotoner,
A CAUTI O N T .
(& FREDERICK PEE I
AR, and JAMES BOON, hav
ing illegally detained (among
other property) a quantity of
medicine of mine, and as the
villains, who will unlawfully and
unjuflly take another man’s pro
perty, will no doubt, from the*
lame motives which induced
them to take it, make die bell
of it they can, it is probable
the laid Eredcrick Peelar and
James Boon, may attempt to
impole on the ignorance of
feme people, by perfuading
them to buy and ufc it, and as
the bottles and pots are chiefly
without labels, it is beyond the
reach of their Ik ill, (great as
it is) to know what is in them ;
I therefore, from a principle of
duty to my fellow citizens,
hereby caution them not to ufe
any part of laid medicine, as a
very final! augmentation of the
proper dole of fomeof the arti
cles might bo attended with
very ferious if not fatal confc
quences.
JOHN MACKEY.
//- ajhingten ccunty , Nov, 26.
• TO THE
AMAT E U R S
OF THE
FINE /HITS.
The following Prcprfals fer pul
lijhiug a full length Portrait cf
THOMAS JEFFERSON, ,
Are respectfully submitted, by the
Pul ‘he's ira st obedient , and ve
ry bumble servant ,
George Helmbold.
C 0 N D IT 10 NS.
1. The engraving will be
done from a portrait of this A
merican Patriot, taken ex
prefsly for the purpofc, by an
eminentportrait painter, and will
be executed by an engraver of
the firft rate abilities.
2. The fize O’f the print fhall
be 22 inches ip*length and 14
inches in breadtly, fo as to make
it a match for Stuart's print of
Gen. Washington.
3. The price to Subfcribcrs
will be Six Dollars. The price
ro non-Subfcribers w iii be en
hanced.
4. The fubfeription money
to be paid on the delivery of
the print, which is expected to
take place in five months.
5. The publiflier pledges
himfelf that the Jikenefs fhall
be accurate and Unking, and
that the engraving fhall be e
qual, if not fupericr to any work
of the kind hitherto executed in
the United States,
%* Subscriptions for the a
hove work, will he received at
this Office.
NOTICE.
NINE months after date, ap
plication will be made to the
honorable the Inferior Court of
the county of Wafhington, for
an order for the fale of a piece
of land of Jacob Hendry, late
of the faid county, deceafed,
for the benefit of the orphans
and creditors.
George Hendry,
Adminljlratcr.
November 4.
SMF.KIEPs SALES. .
On ti e jirft Tuefday in February
nexty at the \Lirket llcuje /V
Lcuijviuey between the hours
cf ten and three o'clock , will
be fold to the higheft bidder ,
One HOUSE and LOT, io
the rown of Louifville, whereon
William Wright now lives.—
Taken as the property oh Manus
Lcmle, to fatisfy Saul Simons,
and others executions.
Alio, fourteen Negroes, viz.
George, Betty, Lewis, John,
joe, Squire, Sukey, Billy,
Harry, Kady, Turner, Old
Fhiiiis, jenny, Delilah, Me-
Iheck. I aken as the property
of col. John Cobbs, to iatisfy
Robert Flournoy, and others
executions.
AH o, one Note of Hand,
given by Ifiuc Rawls and John
M‘Daniel, payable to Mathias
Dorton, the 25th of December,
1800, for one hundred and forty
dollars. Taken as the property
of Mathias Dorton, to latisfy
Ifaac Rawls and others execu
tions. ■
AI Io > we Negro Man, called
I ewis. 1 aken as the property
of leße Newton, to fatisfy Ro
bert Flournoy’s execution.
Conditions, Cafh.
JOHN PAULETT,
Sheriff J. C.
December ji, 1800,
The SUBSCRIBER
OTTERS for fale, his two
adjoining, well improved
and convenient LOTS, fituate
oppofitc the State I loufc, fur
rounded with two main Rieets
leading into the Country, and
two Alleys. On one of which
Lots Bands his Dwelling I loufc,
well calculated for a Boarding
Houle or Store, and known by
the Bgn of the American arms.
The other Lot is improved as
a Garden with all kinds of va
luable Fruit Trees, Shrubs end
beautiful 1 ledges, which makes
it an agreeable dwelling. A
purchafcr who would wifh to
have a plantation contiguous,
may be accommodated with
from fifty to two hundred and
fifty acres or more of good land,
adjoining the commons, fit for
the culture of corn, cotton, rice,
&c. well watered, abounding
with fprings, and fituate on Oge
chee 1 1 /cr - } out of which a race.*
of about one hundred yards be
ing cut, would afford fufficient
water at all times to turn a grift
or faw mill. On the land is an
excellent Fine place, where may
be taken in their leafon to a great
amount of Iliad and other filh.
It would take an age to exhauft
tj:e* find land of its firewood,
which is an object worthy the
attention of a purchafcr. ' The
moB clear arid indifputablc titles
for find premifes, fhali be given,
and terms made eafy. A dwel
ling in Charlefton, or Savannah,
would be taken in exchange,
and boot given, or taken. For
further information apply on the
premifes, to
JOHN BARRON :
IVbo has for fale , a fmnil Affcrt*
nient cf frejh well chofen Goods,
Louifville , Dsc. 17, 1800.
A1 M'N ACS'
fOKTHE YEAR iSou
