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J '• CIV V•*»•jCTfiSK- &l
*f he cakeless couple.
fLNNY is pror, and lam poor,
Yet zve will wed, Jo Jay no more ;
AndJoouM the bah ns you
cd comcy
As Jew that mar ry hut have Jome,
j\ : o doubly hut Ueavn will fiand
cur friend ,
rfnd bread as well a: childrenJend.
do fares the hen in farmer 'syard ,
To live done Jke finds is bard ;
I've known her weary every
claw ,
Injearchof corn amengfi the fin aw.
But when in queft of nicer foody
She clucks among ft her chirping
broody
With joy I'veJeen thatJelffame
heny
That Jcratchcdfor one cculdjcraich
for ten ,
Theje are the thoughts that makes
me wiliingy
To take my girl without a filling,
And for the Jelffame caufe djejee,
fenny rfolvcd to marry me.
V A R I E T Y.
V *
■fill live no more fugle } hut get me
a wife ;
for change. Jays poor Tom, is
• the comfort cj hje.
A wife then he got , and no mortal
could be,
A few weeks after marriage, mere
happy than he ,
But when children and Jquailing
began to increaje,
And a loud Jedding doxy molefied
his peacey
jf zcnjh in my heart I zvets quit oj
rry wife ;
Per change, Jays poor Toniy is the
comjort cj UJe .
T R V T H S,
important to the Female Sex .
Wofrten are greatly deceived
Hhen they think they recom
mend themfelvcs to our (ex by
their indifference about religion.
Even thofe men who are them
felvcs unbelievers, diflike infi
delity in you. Every man who
knows human nature connects a
religious call in your fex with
ibftnefs and fenfibility of heart;
at leaft we always confider the
"Want of it as a proof of that hard
and mafculine fpirit, wffiich of all
your faults we diflike the moft.
Befides, men confider your reli
gion as one of the principal fecu
riries for that female virtue in
which they are moll intercfled.
If a gentleman pretends an at
tachment to any of you, and
endeavors to lhake your religious
principles, be affured he is cither
a fool or has dcfigns on you
w hich he dares not openly avow.
ANECDOT E.
A Jailor, after having been
ilript of all his Ihiners by fome
free hearted lafles in Wapping,
took a place in one of the mail
coaches from London. Arriv
ing a few minutes before the
time, he was firfc feared in the
coachee ; prcfently a gentleman
ftepped in, and a lady was about
to follow, when Jock, yet Jmart
ing with thefenfeof recent inju
ry, roared our, “ Avail, avail,
my miflrefs, no woman here V*
Without noticing his exclama
tion, (he was advancing farther
into the vehicle, when lofingall
W
patience, ** £put ;r.y umE r. 1
tell you there is no women here,
’tis a Male Coachce.”
11.
Wash ino ton City, OR. 2z,
I. 1 B E L S.
[lt was the intention of the edi
tor to have prefenred on an
earlier day a ihuementof the
proceedings of the diftribt
court, on the late prefer
men: of the grand jury, for
an illegal libel on the judi
ciary of the United States.
But he has been prevented
from doing this by indifpo
fltion, and a defire to (late
nothing whole correblncfs had
not been prcvioufly aicer
tained*
lie had thoughts of fubjolnlng
to the flatemenr, the piece
charged as libellous.—Bur as
it had an extenfive circulation
through the Union, the re
infertion of it has been
thought unneceffary.
As the doblrine or libels mtifl al
ways in a free country be in
tctelling to the community,
it is propoled in the next pa
per to pubiifh animadver
fions, occafioned by this
charge, but which will be
equally applicable to all chf
culfions of political princi
ples, and the meafures of
public men.]
On the 22d June laft, at the
firft meeting of the circuit court
for the dillribl of Columbia,
held at Wafhington, Judges
Marfliall and Crunch, contrary
to the opinion of chief juflice
Kilty, called to the bench the
attorney for the diftribl, and di
rected him to take meafures to
inflitute a profecunon agamfl the
editor of the National Intelli
gencer, for a publication in his
paper of the 12th, entitled,
“ Appointments by the Preli
dent/’ Jtidge Crunch took
from his pocket the paper,
which contained the publication.
Judge Marfliall oblcrved, that
he was a friend to the freedom,
but an enemy to the licentiouf
nets of the prefs. That the
printers in this country on both
tides of the political queftions
which agitated the public mind,
had taken mofl unwarranted
liberties, and de(beaded to the
moft jfliameful fcurriliry and
abufe j it was difficult to fay on
which fide of the queflion they
had been moft abufive. That
fo long as he remained upon the
bench, it ffiould be his particu
lar care to reftrain thefe abufes,
as well on one tide as on the
other. The attorney declined
having any thing ;o do in the
bufmefs, further chan as the offi
cer of the court to hand the pa
per in queflion to the grand jury,
to exprefs the fentiments of the
different members of the court,
and his own to die grand jury,
which he then informed the
court were like thole of the
chief juflice, inimical to any in
terpofition of the court. This
was done, and the grand jury
1 prefented the editor for printing
and publiffiing a libel againlt the
judiciary of the United States.
Upon the return of the prefer
ment, the court ordered a bench
warrant againft the editor, re
turnable immediately. Upon
he fervicc of this warrant, die
t *
editor ihirhedhitefy ajfpfarcd.
The court ordered him to en
ter into a recognizance in the
fumof icoodoliars, for his ap
pearance at the next court, and
for his good behaviour in the
meantime ; and further ordered
that he fhould receive a rule, to
be laid upon him by the attor
ney, to fhew caufe at the next
court why an information fhould
not be filed againll him. The
former part ot this refolution
was executed, the latter was
not. —The attorney Hated to
the court, that the fpirit of the
laws of Maryland difcouncc
nanccd informations, that he faw
no reafon for departing in this
in fiance from the ufual mode of
proceeding by indiftment, and
declined laying the editor under
any rule. Judge Crunch con
curred with the attorney, that it
was proper in this cafe to pro
ceed in the ordinary way by in
dictment, which mode was
adopted. Judge Marfhall de
clared hitnielf in favour of pro
ceeding byway of information
in this cafe, and all others of a
fimilar nature, and declared him
felfin favor of making a rule of
court to that effect; but the
other judges neither of them
concurring, no fuch mcafurewas
adopted. Judge Marfhall urg
ed as a re a.c n that induced him
to fee this mode adopted, his
defire in ail cafes to give the ac
cufed an opportunity to prove
the truth of what had publifh*-
cd ; he doubted whether upon
an indictment he could be per
mitted to do fo; but there was
no doubt that upon a rule to
fhew caufe he might give the
w O
truth in evidence, and that up
on doing fo the court would
difeharge the rule. Ac Septem
ber term a bill of indictment
againft the editor, was by the
attorney fent to the grand jury,
who returned it Ignoramus.
BURKE COUNTY.
Y*NN the petition of Wily
Sharp, letting forth he feme
time finer* pu:chafed a trad of
land, Cc.r aiming two hundred
j C)
acres, lying on Caid Branch, of
John M'Annaliy, late o t this
county, dec. and took ins bond,
to make good and Efficient ti
tles to him, the laid Wily Sharp,
for the fame ; that the laid
MfAnnally died fome time af
terwards, wltf.au: having made
or executed the laid t.Lies, lie
therefore now applies to the
Court of Ordinary, for the be
nefit of the aft of the General
AfTembly of this ftare, in fuch
cafes made and provided. Jt is
therefore ordered, 1 hat no
tice of the within application,
be publifhed in one ot the Pub
lic Gazettes of this States, and
in three or more public places
in the county, at leafl three
months; and that the adminif
trator, or admiriflratnx, of the
eflate of John M Arnally, afore -
faid, will, at the hi ic meeting of
the court thereafter, be directed
to make and execute tides to
the faid Wily Sha p, for the
faid land : Prozn.hd no objec
tions be made thereunto during
O
the laid Term.
Extra Pt from the limit os
July 22, 1801.
Wm. Baduly, c. c., d,
A T.fi cj 'Defaulters in Hade:
County > f,r the year 180 I.
Captain Clark's Dfiriff.
Marfhal Smith.
Captain Reid's Dfiriff.
George Spilarcl.
Captain Barron's Dfiriff,
Jofeph Butridge, William
Wen fie r, John Hoyl, Williani
Vines, Jeremiah Watts, Francis
Stroder, James Blunt, Frederick
Role, jun. Elijah Hern, John
White, John Brown, 1 homas
Davis, Thomas Glower, Tho
mas Johnfon, Richard Rifpcfs,
Hugh Powell, Hugh Blunt,
Michael Roe, Ephraim Role,
William Bazer, jun.
Captain Williams's Dfiriff.
John Gaudy, John Wallis,
Jofeph Waller, Henry Frank
lin, John Cobb, William Burge,
John Hudfon, Caleb Bazer,
Captain Booth's Dfiriff.
Ralph Fuqua, Thomas Rich
ard, Moles Marfhall, William
Vaughan, William Hardredge,
John Nights, Robert Williams,
Henry Pelt.
Captain Tarhrcugb's Dfiriff.
James Jackfon, Reubin Mol*
I away, Richard Snow, William
Hoy, Edmond Harris, James
Hogg, jun. Conftanc Eiughs,
I'aac Wooton, Daniel Candler,
Thomas Toller, Farris Carter,
Cook, Richard Whit
tenton, William Powell.
Captain Mathews's Dfiriff.
No return from the officer.
Captain Carter's Dfiriff.
Robert Moore, James Muf
felwhite, Nathan Barrinton, Na
thaniel Fulton, William Hearn,
Captain Barkfdale's Dfiriff.
John Watts, John Miller,
Benjamin Temple, James Til
man.
Captain Davis's Dfiriff.
John Mitchell, Jeffie Morris*
Jeffie Godfrey, James Elaines.
Captain Latimer's Dfiriff.
Ralph Saules, William Muf
grove, Daniel Kelly.
Captain Dixon's D fir ID.
Michael Dunnehoe, Thomas
Boatright, Warwick Woodward,
Robert Dixon, Jeffie Efrael,
Robert Graves. 1
Captain Chambers's D fir iff.
Jofnua Broughton, John
Wright, Levi L.ancafter, Wm,
Parker, George Parker.
Captain Lucas's Dfiriff.
Widow Steward, Mourning
Garret, James Howell, Duncan
M‘Nabb, Wm. C. Kelly, John
Kendrick, Thomas Clark.
Captain Majcn's Dfiriff.
No return from the officer.
Captain Scott's Dfiriff.
Simon Elenderfon, Natha
niel Barkfdale, Win. Worfbam,
Stephen Jackfon, Andrew Mil
ler, Jofiah Beal, Jacob Gore,
Sufannah Moon.
Hamlin Lewis, r. t. r. h. c-
NOTICE.
NINE months afterdate, ap
plication will be made to the
Honorable the Inferior Court of
die county of Jefferfon, for leave
to Ella trafl of 287-h. acres of
•and on Ogechee, in fald coun
ty, bounded by Stephen Derry
foz, and Jacob Sutton’s _ lands,
for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of Seth Fountain, de
ceafed.
Wm. FOUNTAIN, admT
July 4, 1801.
