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•-Thf - floiii Thing fEtc of Ncvr-
Yorkis thoroughly, republican-*
i-eJ. The executive, and a
fiout two thirds of the legiflature
are genuine, conftinational de
mocrats, who have Hemmed the
torrent of I lamiltonian and Bri
i.fh influence, and re Ho red their
republican government to its
founders and its friends. On
mis triumph of principle we con
gratulate the republicans of that
and all other Hates.
(Pittsfeld Sun.)
Reflections in a Grave
Y a R D.
Here is the laft Hage of life’s
journey : lie re is the collecting
rendezvous of fuffering mortals j
here is a fafe fctreat from the
barbed fhafts of malice, from
pointed perils and from mifery’s
rod. Here, after noble and ig
noble views, after every ardent
wilh, after purfuing every Bat
tering object, we find the iflue
of them ail. Here from fervile
bondage, and oppreffion’s iron
Land, reHs the wretched negro,
whom chance has made a Have :
here he forgets his galling Hate,
and with iris lordly tyrant deeps
equally accommodated. Here
the oppreHbr and the injured
moulder together. Here fleep
the meanly faving and the rio
tous profufe. Here, poHrate
in duH, lay the degrading relibts
of fuaring mortals ! Remember
then the tranfient vifion of ter
reflial greatnefs, and a cl fo as to
be prepared to pay the momen
tary loan of I leaven’s great Len
der 1
from the Examiner, pvhlijhed in
R icbm end , Virginia.
The Grand Jury for the Coun
ty of Warren, in the State of
Georgia, have, as the readers of
ij 17
the Examiner know, prefented
the appointment of Thomas
Gibbons, as diHriCt Judge, un
der the new patronage judiciary
Law, as a grievance.
This man was a Tory , and no
fych character ought ever to be
permitted to hold an office under
our government. But this tory,
betrayed a total deHitution of
love of country : he left Ame
rica during the revolution ; his
eilate was confilcated ; and when
he returned, he boaHed that he
would make it up out of the
people. . All this they faw, and
bore with a liberality known onl/
in the American character. In
any other country, a man going
over to the enemy would have
been hanged : it would have
been a death juH as ignominious
as his traitorous condudl. But
under the adminiftration of Mr.
Adams this monarchiH isfclcdled
-as a judge : he is to decide be
tween the citizens of Georgia,
and the fubjebls of the king of
Tngland for whom he has alrea
dy evinced the moH decided
preference. He is to judge per
haps between men who are now
living and whom it was once his
opinion deferved death as rebels,
and the loyal, virtuous, faithful
murderers of our forefathers,
with whom he abled in concert.
I cannot fuppofe, after fuch
repeated evidence of a 1 pint
hollile to the principles of our
government in every abl of Mr.
the union regrets his retirement.
Old, and evidently deluded ; the
dupe of one half of the federal
ly, the mortification of the
other, and the contempt of the
wings ! This was the charter
of our chief magiftratc, at a
enfis which caked ror energy of
mind, and national refpedl and
confidence. 1 low America wea
thered the Honh with Inch a
pilot, I know not, uniels we
prelume that the virtue of the
people counterbalanced every
difficulty. They have been a
check upon the wicked, and have *
refuted every argument agaihft
reprdemative democracy."
from the IVajhington Fc deni lift.
MORE IMPUDENCE OF POR
CUPINE.
Peter Porcupine Hems deter
mined not to forget his fine of
5000 dollars by a federal jury,
tor his indticriminate Hander and
abufe of all who were active in
the cau e of American liberty
and independence.
Extract from the London Porcu
pine f May 3.
It it were true, as it cC? ere pre
tended by fonts, that I have ever
been inimical to the people ot
the United States, or that I Hill
bear malice towards them, I
fhoulcl certainly find muchcaufe
to exult in their predent fituation,
while 1 behold thofe haughty and
infolent patriots of ’76, who were
proud toacquiefce in the whole
feme and legitimate laws enabled
by the nobility and gentry of
their parent country for the pro
tection of thefe colonies, kicked
out of office! and everywhere
infuked and defpifed by the very
meancH of our mlferable outcaHs
from the gaols and dung-hills of
Europe. If I was thus prone to
malice I fhould fay, let Burke ,
Dallas , Callender, Gallatin, Du
ane, arid a fwarm of other fagged
rafcals that we can well (pare,
tike the reigns of the American
car into their own hands and
.drive triumphantly over the ftiff
necks of John Adams, Hamil
ton, Madifon, Pinckney and the
whole gang of republican parri
cides till their parent country be
amply revenged. Indeed if 1
may judge by their daily newf
papers from America, this work
is going on charmingly, and even
PrcTidcnt Jefferfon , is only in the
ticklifh fituation of the ci-devant
Orleans. 1 have not yet cried
Ca lrd, but as a Chriflian 1 be
lieve, as the Dey of Algiers late
ly told the American captain,
that God is just.
From the Iludfon Gazette,
MR. STODDARD,
I fubjoin an extrabl from the
ancient i( Blue Laws" of Con
necticut—they certainly will be
confidered as a curiofity by many,
and may ferve as a model for
fome of our reforming lawgivers;
from which to make a code that
will effie&ually fupprefs vice and
immorality.
EXTRACTS.
tc No one Hi all he a freeman,
or Q-ive a vote unlefs he be con-
O 0
verted, and a member in full
communion of one of the chur
ches aiiowed in this dominion.
“ No man fhail hold an office
who is no: found in the faith,
' *vl r t d * * •
*** v ‘ *>* c tins niv#r t ■■
and w hot ver gives a vote :o fi:ch •
a perfon fhall pay a fine of J. ]
for a fecord offence (hall be J
disfranchized. 1
“No Quaker ciiffenter |
from the eflablilhed worffiip of
this dominion fluill he allowed
to give a vote for the election
of migilbates or any office.
“ No food or lodging ihall
he afforded to a Quaker, Ada
mite, or otiier i lerctic.
“ If any perlon turns (Fjaker !
ne flialJ be bam died, and buffer
ed to return hot upon pain of
death.
11 No one fiiail run on the
Sabbath day or walk in his gar
den on or ellewhere, except re- |
verentiy to and from meeting. I
11 No one iiiall travel, cook
victuals, make beds, Iwcep iioule,
cut hair or ihavc on the Sabbath
day.
“ No woman to kifs her child
on the Sabbath or fading day.”
WILMINGTON, (Del.)
yhgufi 15.
We hear that almoft one half
of the “ Merchants" in New-
I laven, who figned the remon
ftrancc to the Prefident of the
United States, are retailers of
pins, needles, tape, onions,
ginger-bread and fuger-pi limbs;
and that their commerce is prin
cipally confined to the mailing
trade, and to catching fijh and
oyfters.
WASHING 1 ON, A uplift icj.
Through Lifbon, ,a letter lias
becnreccived from Mr. O’Brien,
our con I ul at Algiers, from which
the following is an extract:
f< Aj c 1 ers, May 24, 1801.
Kt A few days pad. I received
letters from Conful Cathcarr,
dated the 17th of April. No
arrangement had taken place
with the Baffiaw on our affairs.
Six fail of die Tripoline corlatrs
were ready fur fca, and it was
generally thought would have
orders to capture Americans.
The Algerines have arranged
their differences with the Grand
Seignior.”
The Subfcriber will be
ablent from this State a few
weeks, during which time Maj.
Abner Hammond ot Louilvdlc,
is appointed his attorney.
S. HAMMOND.
Savannah, Sept. 8, 1801.
A CAUTION.
COME time in the month of
October, in the year 1790,
the underfigned anti Benjamin
Smith, gave an inftrument of
writing to John Shankle, for
fifty fix pounds North-Carolina
currency ; thefe are therefore to
warn all perfons from purchasing
the lame, as it has long fmee
been difeharged, as can be made
appear by fufficient vouchers in
the poffeffion of the Subfcriber.
Cornelius Murphy.
Wa/hington County,
Aug. 10, 1801.
MUSI C BOOK S,
For the Violin and German
Flute, for file, at the Office
of the Louifvilh Gazette.
1 Juh if, 18c 1.
CDT.t.r.CTOR«! SA:f.
fi'ill t'c Jhfd t cn the thi r d Satur
day m November next, at *I V
Market llcufc in the town if
Lcjiy iiUe, at the ttfuttl hours ,
thej(Mowing trail if I.and, cr
as much thereof as will fat: at
the taxes uue for the year 1000,
to wit :
575 Acres third quality land
in lack lon county, lying on the
North Fork of the Oconee Ri
ver. adjoining Ron and Mar
ni'Rv, and granted to David
In c rMon . Taken as the pro -
perty of Peter J. Carnes,
Efq. in delimit for his taxes.
I ax due—-Twenty-two dollar.;
(ixry-cight cents.
C onditions of the former file
of the above-mentioned rradl of
land not complied with,
c; ARLAN O 1 1 AR DWICHJ
T. c. j. c.
September 12, 1801.
20 DOLLARS REWARD..
CTOLE from the lubfcriherVt
plantation, in Montgomery
county, a Email BAY MARL,
five years old, and about thir
teen hands and a half high, with,
feveral fadd e marks on her
back, and a lump on the middle
thereof; the lump was occafion
ed by riding her bare-backed.
She was Rolen by *J amas
I'h » m field, a nun about live
feet 8 or 9 inches high, dark
complexion, and black hair*
with a dark flelh mole on his
cheek. Anjt perfon that will
bring me the mare and/thief, or
confine him in any jail in this
ffate, fo he may be brought to
due punilhment, lhall rcccivx*
the above reward.
JOSHUA KEMP
Montgomery countv, Sept. 6..
TREASURY office,
Louisvjll 1:, Auguft 13, 180 u
THE Tax Collators who
are in arrears for the
1799 and 1800, arc requeued
to come forward and make final
fetclements at the Trcafury.
EDWIN MO UNGER,
. Treajurer.
JAS. MERIWETHER,
('cmptroller-Genet al.
jiff THE Sufferther will givk
a reward of four dollars to any
perfon who will apprehend and
lodge in jail A /IRQ A B ARROVA*
(his Apprentice,J cr fix and r.
quarter cents to any per Jon wi
ve ill deliver him at hts bonfeit
Louifville . All perfons are cau
tioned againft harbouring Jaid
Aaron, as they may expect to Hi
dealt with as the law directs.
JOSEPH WHITE.
Auguft 8 .
■ .n . - , ■ i —■ . »■ —— mm ■—>
WANTED,
An APPRENTICE to the
Bricklayers Tradc. For further
information apply at this Office*
Augufl 29.
iNO 1 ICt.
AL T perfons having demands
againfl the efLtc of Wm, P;aileiC
ttarvey, dec’d. are defired »o
bring them forwaid, properly
I authenticated —And ihofe in
debted to the elUte, are rcquell
cd to rnakt immediate pay
ment.
MI ELY HARVEY, Adm’ns;
1 May q.
