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Spaniard. v, c learnt that du ring r he a<slion two Spanifh Hups or ni guns each, blew up. 'fA Her which the b nglilh enga ged and purfucd the remaining j - .ire of the deer, which put into j Cadiz. . On the 15th going up | die (hut we obferved in every j diie&ion, the floating remains | of the w recks, &c. LOUISV I L L E, | SAIV- C/T.fff .1 fßet. . ■ ITllcv/-Citizens 1 One day more, and t; c politi cal period arrives, when we mull convene tocxercife the iru;fl; va luable right of freemen, to vlt; —The chocfmg our te-> pr-Tentatives. At all times this will be an important bufmefls, and merit the (I ri <5l eft: attention from every individual, who ref peHs his own or the rights of his poflcrity. But the prefent en ds demands of us a more than lifual degree of circumfpedtion in our choice, at the enfuing fefTion of the legiflature, the ekflion of a governor, together with ail the ocher officers of Hate will commence ; it is im poiliblc to fay how much de pends upon this election.—The honed exertions of five fucce Hive legifiatures, aided with the wif dom and energy of a patriotic executive, have given a deadly wound to the Monflcr, Specula tion —which has lb long glutted irfelf upon the vitals of Georgia, it lies iprawling before you, but is not dead—it yet requires the flnifhing blow, and it depends f; pon us, fd io \v -c1 d ze ns, info m e jneafure, to give that blow. To be plain, that vile horde of public depredators, commonly called Speculators, who have been difperfed by the explciion of their nefarious Ichemes, do Till exifl among us, and fo long as they do infeft the Hate, we muft unremittingly watch their motions, as they are perpetually employed in intrigues, and iveil feccnded by their underflrapping emiflaries in every quarter, en deavoring to regain the afeen- O cu dency from which they have been ignominloufly hurled. — The happy effects refolding from the degradation of that ambi tious unprincipled fet of men, are very confpicuous, from a comparative view of the prefent appearances with thefe which were exhibited fix or fevenyears , ago in the Hate. —Then were to , be feen bankrupts making for- ! times luddcnly out ot nothing — men rolling in their coaches, whole bonds were almoll as common as wrapping paper — Jitrfeft vagabonds metamorpho sed into beaux, and received into ; what was then called the befl. | company, merely for their in- 1 ftrumentality in the fcience of making land, and forging war ranty a fcience at that day far more profitable to the polfefTors in an the famous lecret of the •Alchymifls would have been in fnort, induflry, virtue and bone fey were jp ut out of counte nance, and flood aflonifhed at | the rapid fuccefs of (loth, vice j find villainy. But the feene is 1 changed, feme of the oi l banic- i o ] 1 iupts ape bankmptcv! again- 1 *u.e ccach lollcrs arc Imujjgiing and conveying the., propeic', fomc to their children others to tiu-ir friends—the vagabr ids ) have fquandcred their ill got gdf, I out their fine clothes, and | being no longer nectlTary, have I retired from the bell company, I in Ibme inllances to ja; I—thus | Bungs are coming within their I natural limits to their proper } levd. A new order has taken j place already, houell induflry holds up its face, and confcious of it* fuperlority takes the lead, i while idle raicality Hands in the ! I back ground ; now credit and ; j mutual coniidcnce b gins to ex- I ill between men, and the (late 1 has emerged from that abyfs of I infamy into which it had been ! cafe. Shall ve by a carclefs j | apathy lofe the prefent bright j prcfpedl of obtaining an exten- | fion of fettlement upon cur va cant territory ? If we did not loofe ir, at kail the execution of the attainment of that de.fired objcdl, would be very much impeded by the admiiTion of fpeculators or them adherents into our Ifgiflature. One grand objedl with them will be to pro- I cure the eltftion of a Governor 1 out of their fadion—to tfiedl tills, no means will be negledcd by them, and to prevent Inch an evil no honefl effort on our part ihoukl be wanting, and the only effectual one will be fo far as it depends on us to make a proper choice o! in our reprefentacives, and in our ficuacion it requires in my opinion no extraordinary fagacity 10 do fo. View your candidates who are they, are they honed, are they decided republicans, and pc (Felled of tolerable abilities, if fo they will do. To know if the candidate is an honed man, (Imply enquire | if he takes more pleafure in | paying his debts, than he does 1 in living well upon the property 1 O 4 l I j of his creditors—to know if he is a republican, hear his ft mo ments, liden to his exprefTions, 1 examine his behaviour and de portment, if it is haughty, arro gant and vain, it is a bad fign. If he has ever been concerned in any degree in vazoo {pecula tion himfelf, or if he is intimately connected with or Teems to be fupported by thofe who have been engaged in it, or by their I known tools ; nay, if lie has not I uniformly execrated it, and | fpurned the perpetrators, he will j not fuit upon this occalion. If | lie keeps up a clofe intimacy i with public delinquents, who may have betrayed the confi i dence of the government, he 1 cannot be deemed worthy to be • trufled. If during the reign of ! terror, under Mr. Adams, he 1 did not coincide with good men in condemning the ariflocratic 1 meafures at that time adopted. Inch as the Handing army and fedition laws, but was found in the number of thofe who to their prefent mortification approbated | all thofe acts with a zeal peculiar to fycophants —who to their lhamc be it remembered endea vored to circumvent by leading j queflions, incautious but well | meaning men in unguarded mo -1 ments into a commifiion ot a 1 r . . 1 breach of the iecition Jaw, and i tinted threats agamft otl.cr indi- | viduals, v.’lio at that foi.l tryin * time*, poficlle'd fpirit and inde pendence to declare their foiui nients regardLTs of the conlc qucnccs—i lay then if fuch a candidate ihould chance to tiro pole him Pelf, you cannot he Pi rate feilow citizens to* declare him unworthy of your fidirages, for Inch a one would alTiiredly vote for a yvioo Governor, and 1 yazoo Judges, from which dire | evils, good Lord deliver os ! A CITIZEN. Ihe \\ aldington Ftderalifl | j mentions, tharSatr otl Nitre tluh, j I has rchgned the of Ike of Tica j Purer of the I n: ted Stares. ! From the Porti pine, a London \ pc' 7 per, of the \tjfb June, pub lijhce'by the inf-miens J Hid inn: Codbct, tir oracle (f the Lite a dmiviftr alien. | “ Adams, it nppkzrs by the la ft advices, is lunk Into com plete contempt, lie “ ftrutted his hour upon the T.nv,” fome l O ’ times ]:( Terming very well, and \ lomctimes very badly ; the clap l and the h’P long contended lor i the preference, but the lam r ‘ finally prevailed. Stripped of his (lage robes, and clad in the garb of Pimple citizen* the old man may now look back, and make a calm review of ail the ] arts he has played, from the character of pettifog r to that - • uu or piriklcrt.” ! WILL )3E SOi 1), On Ncnday, the 6th day cf No - vernier next, at the plantation j cf V itliam Been , dece(fed , TEN BEEF CAT ELK of different ages, being a part cf the flock be lending to the eft ate of the Jaid decerfed. Six months credit will be given and notes with fecu j rity required. ‘ Kiaktha boon, Adminifre /; lx. M. SHEI MAN, Adminifir ctcr. September 28, 1801. TAKE NOTICE. 7} lAT there will be aip lie alien wade to the hcncrabie Inferior Quit if the County cf JTaftAng ten, after nine ninths frttn the prejent date, to Jell a tract of land king in [aid aunty, detaining one hundred forty three and three fourths acres on the waters of Buffalo, adftdniug lands of Henry Harris and John IVnglt, for the benefit of the heirs of Robert La ther edge, dee crJed. Called KatiiEredge, Admin fir atrix. John Mar dv , Adm'c r. Set tender ?, iSci. - o 9 SHERIFF’S SAI E. Will bejdd at the court hcuje in Montgomery county, on the Juft 'Luefday in Never. ler next, be tween the hours of ten and three o'clock, TWO hundred acres of pine land lying near the Oconee Hi- } ver, in laid county; levied on as the property of Robert Mitehe), to fatisfv Thomas Pullen’s exe cution ; levied on by the cor,lia ble, and returned to me the 291!] of Auguft ISOI. Conditions CASH. 1 11. FULGIIAM, d. 5,.. C(' IT FCTC R*s .'.Aft' Jr le fold* c > fie tlvd St fi - *hy hi iSovewlcr KiXty i f i*' Aierhct / fouje vt tie Um n ■* Lcu,Jvi.!e % at the u‘un t. m\ » the}ulGiving trail if I and, es much tier erf ( >< fat f t 7 ive ii'xcs due jct tree j < ay j t ex > to w it : 575 Acres third quality lard in Jaoklon county, lying on the North Fork of* the Oci'iur R - vcr, adjoining Poyr. arl Mai. , RURV, and granted to David Thurmon. Taken as the* j n - irrry of Perer J. Carnin,, Ffq. in default for Ids uxt >, 'fax di e —Tw< nty-two Pollan; fixty-dght cents. Conditions of the former !. Ip of the above-mV viom d tv&t of land not con plied with. GARI.AM) 1 »ARI WICIf, t. c. j. c. September 11801. G MJ R C l A, ' h\r/hington C cunfy. Mary Pat* 1 hath ibis day appbed (one | for letters r.f ado migration on the efiate and ettcdls of ('h olc-i 1 .)le, lace of the county* afouTaid, derealed ; i r e ,vq ; thfrefore to rite and adrm 1 dll j a’i and lingular iJu kindrtd ami creditors ol (he laid dtceafrd, to file dit ir objeFfifcns if any fliev havr, in my oil <r, on or be fore ,fhe 12 hor flc.ber next, other-, 'vife letters of auminiflraCion will be*granfed them. Given under rry hand (I .is. I2i.fr clayed Sept, ISOI and in the v 7th year of Ameri can Independence. (. \V ATTS, c. c. o. G K O R G I A. II fj/hingtcn County, WMbRKAS Mary f 7 r* tell huh this day ap plied to n.e for letters of admi rrlharion, on (he efiate and ef ftCls of Jeremiah Harrell, laic of the county aforclaid deceafed, thcle are therefore to cite and admonjfh all and fingular the kindred and creditors of the Hid dtcealcd, to file ih<ir obje ttiona if any 1 hey hare in rny dfljce/ on or before ihe 12th of October next, c then wife letters of aclmi ndbation w ill be grantc d her. Given under my fund this i2rh day of Sept. 1801, and in the 25th year of American Indo pendtnee. .J. WATTS, c c, 0. G K O R G I A, 'IVo/hing'on County. TyHEKKbS Rolen FuH vs ood hath this day ap plied to me for letter* of ad rnimflration, on the cllate ant! effects of Patriot i ingo, late c r the county aforcTaid, deccafed ; thefe ac therefoie to cite and adrnomfh all and lingular ihu kindred and creditors of thr faid dcceafed, to file their obj< ffions if ary they have, in rny office, on or before rbe j"th of Oft next, mheiwrfe letters of adrninitlration v/iil be granted them. Given under my hand (hi* 12lh of Sep*. 1801, ami in the twenty-fifth vear ot American Independence, |. WAT I S, c. c. o. WRITING PAPFd?*, For Sale at this Office
