tr ! • me an s we have of command-
j n>f r any rcfpc6t among the na
t; 7ns. The three fhips only,
v/.iich are in tilde icas, have
citllroyeJ all the power of the
'Tripolitans. One blockades
their admiral with the two large ft
(i f their fhips, in Gibraltar ; a
fecond, their port; and the third
Eves us convoy. We have now
nothing to fear from them ; and
I hope the government of the
Pinked States will in future pay
then* tributes to all nations in
powder and balls ; for it is the |
fureft way of keeping peace, and
1 think the cheapelt way in the
end'.”
Extract of a Utter from a gentle
r.ian in the Natchez , to his
friend in IFajhingtcn.
“ The increafe of trade down
this river, furprifes old fettlers—
thtf number of boats is, I believe,
trebled, even fmee laft year.
More boats have like wife been
loll; but that is chiefly owing
n whlfky, as I have been told ;
yet, as far as could judge, I am
aflonifhed fo few accidents have
happened. Boats are ill found
and left, often to the conduct of
men not well acquainted with
great'waters. Two things are
particularly eftential to fafety
a;ul difpatch, attention to the
currents of the river, and care
fully to avoid faftening to high
banks. Where willows grow or
young cotton trees, there is no
danger, but high banks arc very
apt to fail in with their growth
ot trees. Several boats and
people have .thus been loft.
Two or three boats fhould de
feend together. They fhould
not let Indians board them, at
kail if they do, they fhould give
them no liquor.
<c Some narrow efcapes have
been made; and if not guarded
againft, mifehiefs muft be ex
pected. Something like bene
volence has written this, and
wiflies that thefe hints fhould be
improved into legible form and
pubhfhed, as nobody’s. It is
Laid, nobody does much mifehief,
but thus he may do fome good.
I have not health to write as I
intended.
u I have been told near
100,000 barrels of flour hive
been floated down this year, and
the greater part carried to New-
Orle ans. One brig built near
•i Ktfburg is gone to fea, and two
more arc building. This will
be a great country. But fome
remarks on this I fliall endeavor
t 0 make correctly foon for pub
lication.”
Nat. Intelligencer .
NEWSPAPERS.
The following account of the
various publications in the world
18 given in a German paper:
u There is but one paper in
Portugal, and that only ap
pears three times a week it is (
Gnduded by a German, who I
r, Hcs care to exclude only the j
breach news, while he admits j
thole of Madrid, Hamburg and I
London. In China there is on
'•’ one Gazette a week, but is a
mo volume ; it contains no
Meign- news, but merely the
“dlory of the events in the
c rmntry. There is no joking in
f u about truth, for in x 7-26, one
m tiie writers having thought
proper to inlert fome falfe in
telligence, Gc. Gc. was con- j
demned to lofe his head j the 1
Emperor hiinkdt fometimes
contributes to this paper. In
\1 the prelent emperor in
ferred a funeral oration, which
he compnfed upon his prede
ceflbr. It is a Angular circum
ftance, time fome accounts
once appeared in it, winch it
was thought improper to make
known. I hat a particular num
ber was immediately fiipprefled,
ami the people were forbid
to (peak of it in future. There
is a paper pubhfhed in the Ter
fi.in language at Delhi, the capi
tal or the Great Mogul. Some
curious perfons have preferved
copies of the paper of the Bth
February 179], which is five
French ells in length. The
intelligence contained in it is
of the moft abfurd nature, fuch
as £< th.at the men,who had the
care or the oxen and horfes have
taken leave of his highncTs the
Great Mogul, for w ant of pay- ■
ment, and have lent their cattle
to paftuie, &c. ihe Engl if! l ., |
who ought to love a paper lb
many yards in length, have, '
however, inftituted another pa- •
per in the Lad.-Indies.”
Alejj'rs . i) a y & 11 el v,
WE underhand that a certain
refpedlable gentleman from the '
Lower Country, has petitioned j
the Legiflaturt, to make a Law
to compel perfons to pay him a
lum of money for the liberty of
travelling upon a part of the
Savannan road—and that certain
other very refpcftable gentlemen
in and about Louifville, have
alfo applied to the Legifl.iturc
for a Law to be made for them,
which fhall fecure to their pro
per life, benefit and behoof, all
the right of navigating the O
gechee River, for the term of
14 y cars —to the endre excluflon
of every other per lon fave fuch
as they may deign gracioufly to
admit—with p >wcrs to feize
upon any veiTel that may be
found in faid River a. confiscated
property, and fcqueftered to
their ule—to imprifon the owner
or owners fhould they be refrac
tory, for thus daring to intrude
upon their patent ft ream, Gc.
&c. Now taking into confide
ration the well known difintereft
ednefs and patriotic fpirit of
home of Tie members of this a>
yet felf conft tuted corpfc—we
fhall only prefume to lay their
intentions are hard, if they are
fair. But if they do fuccecd,
and v/e fhould be debarred the
right of travelling to Savannah
by land or water, we ftiil have
hope left, that if fome fertile
genius fhould invent a mode of
conveying our produce to nnr
| ket by an re rial pafflige, we may
; yet cfcape tine fang-> of thele
j monopolizing excluding gentry
1 —for the air being unanimoufly
j admitted to be free to all, will
1 we truft at leaft cfcape their
i
-1 (peculations.
Myjslf and Many Others.
t
BOOKS & STATIONARY
For Sale at the Office ot
the Louifville Gazette,
1 November 14, iBqi.
f A U 1 I O V.
herca, John C. Nightin
gaic*, on the 14th day of October
1 795> or about that date, exe
cuted two notes i f hand, tor
one thou land dollars each, made
payable to the Sublcnber, by
'vhom the laid notes were trani
terrul by indori'ement to Simms
and Mdatnlh, on the 16th fa
nuarv 17 97 > and the laid Simms
and MPuitoih, on the day and
year lad above mentioned, en
tered inroan agreement with the
Subfcriber, in the words follow
ing, (to wit.) Whereas Patrick
Jack, Efq. did indorle twbnotes
of John C.. Nightingale’s,for the
him ol one thouland dollars
each, we do hereby rclincjuiih
all claim on the laid Patrick
i Jack, (or inch indork ment, and
further oblige ourfelves, 10 de
fend him again (I all claims what
soever, (or, or on account of the
laid notes.
Simms Pc JVPlntosh.
Ted,
T. W. CiR i Kt£S.
; Augujla, 'January 16, 1707.
Notwithdanding the fald a-
I o
greement, the laid Simms Nr
NWntofh commenced an action
111 the fuperior court ot W iikes
county, agaiud the fubfenber,
about two years ago, which was
difniilled during the prefent
term, at the colt of the piaintifF.
! From the conduct ol the indor
ses in me above ti Refaction, it
is high!) probable they may at
tempt to pafs od the (aid notes
by indorsement, to fome pin
ion who may be ignorant of the
ciraimflanccs attending the cafe;
1 therefore tcei it my duty, to
inform the public of the whole
tranfaclion, and ibrwarn ail per
rons turn trading (or laid notes.
O
o i a f 'l '
x . ; /Ww iv-
JVafuington, ll 'likes county,
0 ember 27, 18ci.
SPATE OF GEORGIA,
Warrix County.
f lij i lEREAS Robert Abcr-
V \ crombie hath applied to
me (or letters of administration,
on the goods, chatties and cre
dits 01 William Chapman Aber
crombie, deccalcd; dude are
therefore to ciiie and admond'h,
all and lingular die kindred and
creditors ot laid dec. to lie and
appear before the 1 lun. Court
or Ordinary, on the 2d Mon
day, in February next, at War
renton, then and there to (hew
caufc d any they can, why laid
letters lliould not be granted.
Given under my hand, and
leal of office, tf.is 2 J day ot
November, A. D. 1801.
Sci’ I'IMUS WtA'i HtRBY,
c. c. o. w, c.
TAKIT~ NO 1 ICE.
THaT there mill ic application
made to the he nor chic Inferior
Court of the County of h iijhing
ton, after nine months from the
prefent date, to fell a tract cf lard
lying in faid county, containing
one hundred forty three and three
fourths acres cn the maters cf
Bujaloy adjoining lands of Henry
Harris and John il right, for the
benefit cf the heirs cf Robert Ea~
theredge, deceafed.
CALL a V FAT H KR L DCE,
Adminifiratrix,
John ! lap. d y , Adm ’c r.
September 7, ißci.
l o s r,
SOME IMTU' a ">, i nc r '' nf
'■’md, given by Wll.l lam 1-
' v - ia , 11 . 15. to me for -00 Jo!- .
tars ; 1 caution all perfuns againd
trading tor laid nou, as 1 have
received the amount of the faint,
atid palled my receipt therefor*
JOHN BELL.
November 14, i3oi.
N O T I C E*
On the 7 th day of January n-'x*,
will be fold, on the premi/cs cf
hrederick /> imber.y, cf // <
ington county, dec a fed ,
i HE perlonal property of
the laid deceafed , eonliliing eh
valuable Negroes, 1 lories, &c.
Twelve mouths credit will lie
given ; and notes with approv
ed lecurity required.
b R i;d v. 111 ek Cu 1. u\ s,
HiiNIU VV IMBIK 1, V ,
Adminif raters.
November 19, 1 'd 01.
F O R s a j. %
At Coleman's Sazv- A 1 illy on ]Jli
fe art's Or A, in Jf'crfon coun
ty,
FOURTH Proof Jamaica
Rum, by the Puncheon, Oust *
ter-Calk, or Gallon, ErCalh or
Corn.
Richard Paullxt.
November 17, 1801.
TO BE RENTE!
Andpojjcjjkn given on the firfl def
of January next.
A PLANTATION three
miles below Louilvillc, on the
Savannah Road, at the lower 1
bridge on Big C reek, for one
or more years, as may be agreed '
upon. T here is about fixty or
feventy acres under fence, divid
ed m lour Helds, with a dream
of water <;/i t.he lame ihtficientf
for u Cotton Gin ; it is a , good
land ao any in the county fur
Corn, Cotton, or any produce ;
there is a good Dwelling Houle
upon it, and all neccflary out
buildings, and i:> a good place
for a Houle or Entertainment
for any one that would be in time
line , there is alio a large Reach
Orchard on ir, and i> a high
healthy filiation. A fnrrhc rdc
icription is unneceifary, as any
pei lon that wants to rent will
view it before ifey agree for the
lame. Tor further particulars
apply to the Subfcriber on the
preinilesi
SUSA M N A d 13 RACIt\. T T.
DOCTOR SCHLEY
• ARES ibis method cf inform*.
in? the Citizens of Louifvnle,
and its vicinity, that he has com
menced the dr a: lice cf Phyfickf
in its various branches , and rf
furcs them, that there jhall he no
labour/pared in giving fat if aid ion
to thlje who may be pie fed to
employ him .
Louifuille , Nov. 14. 4
NOTiCIC
ALL perfor.s indebted to the
cflate of Taney C. Key , late cf the
county cf Jcjferfcn , deceafed, are
hereby requcjled to make immediate
payment ; and all thefe to whom
the faid eflate is indebted, arc likt
wife requcjled to render in their
accounts properly attcjled, on or
before the ft Jl of November next.
MART KEY, Adm'rx.
SAM UFA. ANDREWS,
GEORGE JON FA,
AJnnjiif raters,
