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rnics as indicative cf dTpofLiens unfriendly to the true mterefls f our country ; we there foi e prefent as a grievance the ap pointment of’ 1 bonus Gibbons to the office of diftrtet judge for the diflridt of Georgia. 5. We pie fen t as a grievance the new judiciary lyftern of the United States; which by extend ing the patronage of the Exe cutive opens a wide field for cor ruption and Executive influence unneefffary if not pernicious in a government founded in the will ot the people, and which ffiould alone be Supported by the con tinuance of that, will, uninfluen ced by venal men or mealy res; the expenditures of government are alio thereby unneceffarily enlarged. 6. We prefent as a grievance the bad (date of the public roads and bridges in Sundry parts of our county. 7. We prefent as a grievance the want of a flandard in each county for the regulation of weights and meafures ; and re commend that our Succeeding O Legiflature do inflruft our re presentatives in the federal Le gislature to ufe their ehdeavors to have that article of the con lb nation carried by law into its full effedt. B. We prefent as a grievance that the laws of this flate, pro hibiting the importation of Haves thereinto, is not duly attended ro or enforced ; whereby the laudable and humane intentions of the Legislature arc evaded or fruflrated. 9. We prefent Matthew Mims and Urfey Hai vilas, living in a flate of adultery. 10. We prefent George Cot ton for felling liquors, abovb the rates laid down be the honorable the inferior court. 11. We prefent Matthew Ma thews find Holly, Matthews as living in a flate of adultery. 12. We prefent as a grievance the depredations and abufe com mitted on our public buildings m Warrenton, for want of fome perfon to take the fame in care ; and recommend to the honorable the Inferior Court to appoint and empower fome perfon for that purpofe. 13. We prefent Thomas Jones and Charity Walker for living in adultery. 14. Alfo Benjamin Michell 2nd Jane Scrimfhare. Alfo, William Davis and Sa rah Ryon, each adultery. We return our thanks to his Honor Judge Carnes, for his judicious charge, and for his un remitted attention to the duties his office in the difpatch of buunefs. And alfo to the Soli citor General, for his patriotic * xertions in the dlfcharge of the duties of his Office. And recommend that the Charge of his Honor, together thefe preferments be print ed in fome of the public gazettes this flate. Samuel Alexander, Foreman ; Jofeph Parlbns, Daniel M‘Cow tr>, Stephen Martha!!, Richard Cafllebury, Timothy Landrum, Solomon Lockett, James Gray, Hicajah Stone, Reubin Jones, jd'fha Hurt, Warren Andrefs, jofiah Carter, John Bruton, J;:rcs Neves, F:-ircis Peck, Jciie Burkley, VinL nA. I haip, Jchn Parham, Jonathan Lock. Friday, June 12, ISOI. Warren Superior Court. • 777A Court took into cc-hdcra- Fcn the preferments cf the Grand jury : and thereupon - entered, that copies of the frfi, Jercnd , third, feve nth and eight prefent meats be laid before the nextjejfnn of the Legiflature. I hat the fix.th be referred to the honor able Inferior Court—And ■ That the ninth; tenth , eleventh , thirteenth and fourteenth be t eferredto the Soli Liter Genera.!. ORDERED, That the Judges Charge , together with the p efont men ts cf the Grand Jury/ he pub - If bed in the Loutfviile Gazette . Taken from the Minutes , T. PERSONS, d. c The Legiflature of Ncw- Hampfhire is in feflion at Hop kinton. The governor has ad dre (fed them. The following extrads from his fpeech exhibit luch parts as may be intcrefling out of the flate. EXTRACTS. v A letter from his Excel lency Gov. Ogle, with certain rcfoluticns of the State of Ma ryland, propofing alteration in the Conftitucioji of the United States, as it rclpeds the choice or eledors ot Prdidcnt and Vice-Eiefidcnt, and of reprefen tatives to congrefs, will be laid before you, and will undoubted ly have all that consideration which the importance of the Tub jed requires. “ To preferve cur national government, as the great ce menting power over the leveral flares, for the purpofes * for which it was originally deligned is highly important. Com pletely free in its principles, al terations may be made with faci lity ; but due care fhould be tak en, left changes in its parts fhould ultimately injure the general fyf tem. If we confidcr the flate of our country previous to rhe adoption of the federal con Hi tution, have we not the highefl reafon to rejoice in our prosperity under the operation of that go vernment tor twelve years pad ? fhall we be able to find, from any fourceof information what ever, that more favourable al terations have ever taken place in any nation in fo fnort a fpace of time ? Our almoft lofl public credit has been reflored. Our /Hipping and foreign commerce greatly increafed, notvvithfland mg the unprovoked depredations which have been made thereon by feveral of the European na lions—large prices are obtained for the lurplus produce of our lands—labour and induftry find a good reward—wealth has in created, and Ihe general profpe rity is very apparent; and while 1 a large part of the European I world, with whom we have va- | rious connections, have been long involved in wars ofthemofl affliding and deflrudive kind, our country, by the wife and prudent meafures of govern ment, has been preterved from war, with one and another nation when appearances ftrongly indi- cateJ that ii cculJ net be pre vented. “ JTveifiry of opinions, ref pee.irg the choice of perfons m nr. aging the public con cerns, and relpc&ing the public ipealures mod proper to be pur iued, will ex id in lome degree. The divilion iKofc fubjedh have ariien to Inch a height in our country, as mud be lamented by all well informed honed men, however different their political rent ts may othervvile be. It is noc only a privilege but the duty ol a fiee people, to examine the meal tires of government ; but this IhouM always be ’ done with candour, becailfe ail are lia ble to err. It ought not to be forgotten, that party fpirit may destroy the bed of governments, anil it is incumbent on all, more efpccially thole who are entrull ed with '■he management ol pub lic affairs, to endeavor to pro mote union and harmony or fentrmenton rational and proper principles." M ANUS LEMLE GiV'hS Hetice to his friends in Lcuijv'llcy and the public in yone rad, that be has removed to Sa vannah, and occupies tbs hcttjc next door to Air. Rcwjhavt , Sad ler, in Jcfferfon -fresh where he wtends to keep a private hoarding recipe, Jor the accommodation of his friends and cuflomers, ‘ and tarncftly fell cits a continuation of their pafi favours; he hopes to he cldc to give them general fat i sfac tion in this line, as he intends to pay particular attention in getting every commodity favorable to health—his henje is wed ft acted and airy—be has alfo good (laides and is able to accommodate tra - vellers. July if. GEORGIA, Wajhington count", WHEREAS [oannah Avert, and Random Avert h*th this day applied to me for letters of adminiffration on the edate and efFe&sof Jofeph Avert, Ute of tlie county aforefaid, deceaf ed ; thefe ate therefore to cite add admonilh all and lingular the kindred and creditors of the laid deceafed, to hie their objsc tons if any they have, in rny office, on or before the iirh day of next, otherv/ife letters of admimllraiion will be granted them. Given under rr.y hand this iith day of July iBot, and in the 25th year of Amtncm Independence. J. WATTS, c. c. o. G E OR .GI A, Montgomery County, \TT HEREASEJzahcth Kofi hath | I applied to me f r letter of ad- j nr-in ftration on the aod efrccig 1 of Harmon R( [j, fare (t this coon 7, 1 deceafed ; thefe ere therefore toci’e and admooifn all ar.d (ingnlar the kindred arid creditor* of the faid clrctalcd, to tie and appear *t the next Inferior Court to J r held for fold county, on the 27th of July 11-*-, to n.civ caufe, if any they hfvr, why letter* of edmimf tra’’V>o Ihonld cot he craaud. Givn or der my hard and f. b\ tbs 20’h day of June idol, ami in I'.e twenty tilth j tar of Atacrcao Indep'- nd^nre. THOMAS DAVIS, c. c. o Wa&'Dgton Superior Cfi::', Mry Tent., i cOl. the petition of Richard Pcikins, Oatmg h:s lo'sof two levcial deeds of come) mrr, comprehending fix ftveivd tia£U of land of ore thoufard acre* each, executed in Ids favour hy [ofeph Ryar, on the' da y of in the year of our I end or«e thouland (even hundred .md ninety three, and that co pies of file laid two deeds of conveyance', with an affidavit: leftiTying tint the (aid copies are of tiic lane tenor and cTFcdf of tlic oiigina’s, and that die lafrer are ivih, arc filed in the clerk’s of fice of (he Superior Court W afb mgten ounty —\ rule is prant ed, rfid to at ihe Hid copies be eliabldhcd, and continue of the lame foice, viuuc and elTe& of the !01l original.', unlefs caufe he (hewn to the coniuiiy, ?.l ihc next luperioT coinl to he iioltlcn in and lor the county of W afh iogr<>n, on the third Monday in November next, and that this r»i!e he pubhfhed at lead onco every inon h uutil laid court, in the Gazettes of Uuifvillc, Au’< gulfa and Wafliingfon, f opied irom the minutes, 1 THOS. B. RU I MFRFi RD, c. w. c. June y,\ i3oi. Georgia, JtJJcrJon .County , Ccurt of Oidinary, June Term, iSot, KULE NISI. V) illiam Walker, VerJuSy John Gibson. UPON the petition of Wil liam Walker, who is affia nce cf Thomas K. C. Hamilton, and Ann Hamilton, heirs of Robert Hamilton, deceaird. and boM r of a certain inßmmcnC obligatory, given by one Po beu ( ooper, cleccafed. to the faid Robert Hamilton, to make titles to a certain fraft of l.md, containing three hundred ac res, lying and being in the townfbip of Oueensboro, late the count/ of liurkc, now JefFcrfpn, in the then province now Hate cf Georgia, a copy of which is filed in the office of the clerk of thr> rourr, and dating that John Cibfon is adminiftratdr of ih« c Hate of (he faid R obci t Cooper, and that he rcfidcs in thtf coun ty of JclferfrVri, and praying that the faid John' Cibfon maybe compdhd to make titles to the trad of land afoicfaid, in terms of the indiumcnt obligatory of hun tire laid Robert Cooper, C;n motion of Mr. Berrien of conned for the petitioner—* Ft is ordered, that after due and legal notice by th<t publicatibn of rhi* »ule, the faid John Cibfon admi r.iflrator as aforefaid, (hall mako end execute to the hid William Walker, full and complete titled to the afolefaid trait cf land, containing three hundred acres as aforefaid, in terms of his peti tion, unlds contrary caule tc fhewn. accoidir.g id the Ton i ;cd ( (Fed of the Uatute in this behalf made and provided. < True Ex!raftfrom tie nihutes of. the Court of Ordinary , ] as. Ecziman, C. Ik. June 3, 1801.
