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fyt bt tU large ft of terref tia! beings- ~ 'H >e expence of this undertaking bus teen Jo great, that in order to indemnify theJuhJcriber , */ muft he a Separate charge from the Mujmm _f'[ t is crePted in a Jeparate r com, to ‘ivhieh the price cf ad mittance is 50 cents —to the Mu feiim as ujttal , 25 cents, * C. IV. PEALE . * A few counterparts only having been carved in wood, and fumnut of the head wanting. To the Editor cf the Monitor. SIR, I HAVE ohferved in the Au~ gufta Chronicle of the 19th of De cember, addrefled to you, addi tional obfervations on the cer tificate to which my name is af fixed, and which gen. Clark fays, “ will elucidate general Meriwether's ccfigns in procur ing this erroneous certificate.” I am therefore induced, in juftice to myfelf, to trouble the pub lic with a few obfervations on that fubjedl; declaring at the fame time, that it is not now my intention, nor was it at the time I iigned the certificate to which my name appears in the general’s publication, to injure liis feelings or reputation ; he will therefore excufe me if in my own vindication I am compell ed to make ufe of obfervations which may be grating to his feelings. How the general can dilpute the validity of a certifi cate which alone exculpates him from a charge of a more Tenons nature I know not; for he cer tainly mull: recollect that it was a duty incumbent on him, as a reprdentative of the State of Georgia to give his vote, at lead on all queffions of impor tance ; hay, that he had taken a folemnoath, <£ that or, all quef tions and meafures which would come before him he would give his vote, and lb conduct himfelf as might in his judgment appear molt conducive to the intereft and profperity of this ftate.” If he was not “ Intcrcfted in the Yazoo Depofit,” asexprefted in that certificate which he is plead ed to call erroneous, what apo logy can he make to his confti tuents for declining to vote on a qudtion of fuch magnitude as was then agitated before the houle ? Itwas aqueflion between the State of Georgia and an in dividual, by which a citizen was tn be relieved from an oppref five profecution, o~ in which the ftate demanded juftice for the injury The had fuftained. To fay that he was not prepared U> vote on the queftion will nor excufe him ; nor in my opinion can any thing elfe except that certificate, the truth of which he is lb unwilling to acknow ledge. I will conclude byway of in terrogatory to the General; when the houle divided on the queftion for dilcharging Major Berrien from the impeachment, were you not on the right hand of the Speaker ? And if fo, what made you more unwilling to vote when the yeas and nays "toe re called for, than when there ’Was only a divifion of the houle ? BOLLING HALL. HEAD (QUARTERS, Lcujville , Jan. 15, 1802. GENERAL ORDERS. THE death of Brigadier General Morrison, of the Se cond Brigade of the Firft Divi fion of the Militia of this State, having been announced to the Executive, it is ORDERED, 1 hat the officers of thatßri- j gade wear a crape round the left I arm, for one month, to com- j mence from the 20th inft. as a I teftimony of the regard clue to the virtues and military charac ter of the deccafed. And the Commander in Chief recom mends to the General Officers | throughout the ftate, to wear ! mourning for one month alto, as j a proper military refpeft 10 a ■ departed brother officer. By order of the Commander in Chief. GEO. R. CLAYTON, Sec'ry. IVANTED IMMEDIATELY At the Office of che Re publican Trumpet, A Journeyman Printer, To whom generous wages, and con ft ant employment will be gryn. January 20. WANTED TO HIRE, A NEC R 0 WE N C 11, Who can cock, wajh and iron- Enquire of the pi inters. January 20. NOTIC E. '(gftf ALL p erf cm Indebted to the late eft cibiijhment cf /indr.ew Reid Jd Co. are earncftly entreat ed to call and fettle their accounts , or they will immediately he placed in an cjfuers hands Andrew Reid & Co. January 27. NOTICE. WHEREAS the Suh feriher has left two notes given by William Bracket, late cf this county, dec . to Pciner and Bencdix, one for nineteen dollars —the other for nine dollars forty- three and three quarter cents, both dated the 1 stb December 1798. All perfons are cautioned again ft trad ing for fond notes, as t/cy arc dj charged. Joseph G. Posner. January 13, 1802. GEORGI A, Jeff erf on Ccurdy. FxRSONALLY appeared before me, Aftdey VV ood, and faith, that he has loft or mil laid a certain Note that he had inpofteffion againft Patrick Con nolly, deceafed ; the laid note was given to Ferny Jean Mar fhall, in the year 1796, being on demand two years the firft day of December laft; the amount of laid note was eighty-three dol lars eighty-three and three quar ter cents, with a credit of foity dollars given. 0 A. WOOD. Sworn to before me April 29, 1801. Walter Robinson, j. i. c. blank DEEDS, } Handfomely printed on good paper , 1 J for file at this Office. BP ROTD, (■ For ft in a-ii b L/kIS Cejh, if or leforethe i sth of Ft- | h) utry next , MY Plantation in the fork of Ogccliee and Rocky Comfort, about ten miles above LouiTvilie, on the road leading to George - 1 own, containing 300 acres, j adjoining lands ofMajor Berrien 1 and Charles Marvev, with about ! . eighty acres of frefti cleared I 1 land, under good fences, with i log buildings of every deferip- ! tion; The above trad of land • is inferior to none in the county | of Jefferfon. ALSO—will be fold, a trad ' of land in [ackfon county, con- | | raining 376 acres, lying on the | Mulberry Pork of the Oconee I and the Indian Creek, adjoining Procer Horton's land and Mr. Reed, and generally known by the Beaver ruin, on which is an excellent mill feat, and alfoa handfome piece of cane break, equal to any in the Hate for the cultivation of corn. v . For terms apply to Mr. Jas. Stubbs, near Louifvillc, or the Stibfcribtr in Augufta. JOHN SCOTT. January 20, ISO 2. GEORGIA, Hancock County. T>ROUGHT to the fail of | 1 > this County, a negro man, who calls himfelf CfESAR, and favs he belongs to one John Willbn, of the Hate of South- Carol in a, and that he lately broke out of the Jail of Warren Coun ty. He is a flout built fellow, fpcaks broken Knglifh. Ihe owner is defired to prove his property, pay charges, and take him away. JOHN FREEMAN, Jailer. December 13, 1801. ONE CENT REWARD. (pr RAN AWAY from the Subfcriber, on Tucfday the 12th in ft. William Griffin, his Apprentice; he is about 14 years of age, and had on when he went away, a blue Jacket 5c Trowfcrs. The above reward will be given to any perfon who will deliver him to me, at 1 ou ifville. All perfons are caution ed againft trading with; or cre diting him, as they will be pro fee uicd agreeable to law. JOSEPH WHITE. January 20, 1802. FOR ALE, frjT A Negro Boy about twelve years of age, for ready Cafh, a good bat gain may be hau —Enquire of the Printers. January 1, iBc2. “almanacs FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1 3c a. For Sale at this Office. January 7. BOOKS & STATIONARY For Sale at the Ofiicc of the Louifvillc Gazette. November 14, 1801. MUSIC BOOKS, For the Violin and German Flute, for file, at the flier of the Louifvillc Gazette. November 20. NOTICE, A . . perlons having dermndfi againH the tfiate ot \V ru. Pju xit* I’l.rvey, dcc'd. air deLired »o hnng them forward, proper y authenticated And thole in debted to th dhi c, arc trqueii t’d to make immediate p*y-. rrifnt, MI LI Y HARVEY, dm’ix. May 9 NOTICE. /\ r L perfons indebted fo tho ellate of Mary (’holeft, laic of tlit County of )v!lci!on, dcc'd, are hereby requeued lo m ke immediate payment ; and all to whom the t(late is indebted, aro likewile rcqueUed to ren -er in then a rounds r>»opcily aitcflcd. J dm K etTe, Gari<*nd Hardwich, Kxctulors. May o. NOTH E is hereby given to all perlons bating de mands agamfi the efLte of tho laic honorable James Jones, ricecafed, that they tender them propeily atteflcd lo the fubfed bers ; and thofe indebted to the elite arc liquefied lo make immediate pa\ rnent JOHN Ml LI EDGE, LBENE/. s H STARK, Cxccuioil. March 28. By ’ Ho/im * dr, GEORGIA,, C erk nj the C' urf ' t f V (/nOruny jo r fhts Jr/tt/on Cvun'y. i-ij cj J jj‘ r * feu VU HER EAS Hugh M'Meily halh this day applied to rnc for letters of aornimllra -1 non, with the will annexed ori I the eftate and i ffeCis of Patric k M‘Ntily, iate of the coutry, aforeiaid cecealfd ; th< fc are therefore to cite and adrnomfh dl and hngular the kindred and cted.tors of «ht* (aid dcceaf < d, to hie their objr £lions if any* they have, in my office, on or b» fore the firft Monday in March next, otherwrfe letters of adminillratiou will be granted him. Cncn und*r my hand at office, this 26th jmuaiy, 1802, and in the twenty fifth year of American la dependence. |a>. Bozeman, c. c o. — ¥*, c e o it g 1 a. I Vijhington County , I f7l f iihRK A s James Kar« | VV v«y hath this day ap- I plied to me for letters of admi. | oifira ion, on the effa e and rf fcGt' of Solomon Home*, lato of the county aforefaid dvc» afed, ih<le *rc thcrefoie 10 cite ■nd adtnonifh ail and lingular iho j kn died and creditors of rh' f id dtcculed, to file their objections f any they ha*c, in my office, on o : before the ipfb January next, < iherwiie let ers of admi* nrfl ation will he granted her. j Given under rnv hand thin 19th d. yof Dec. 18 )i, and in tho year of n.me lean indC« pendcnce. J, W AT PS, c c. o* ;BLA N K S OF VARIOUS KINDS, tor Sale at this Office^ • / . . .
