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■ ’ «• a ernment into di (grace • 1 ■ O # # w jj.-jd contempt. It is with this ; n tcnt that all the blackguards f r om Bo ft on toCharltfton, aided by American Tories and Emilia foies, ha ve organ : ze J t hem fe 1v c s into a corps, under the direftion and influence ofinvifible agents. 7 1 ! is bxly of rovalifts and af (aTins have fingUd out the pre fluent of the United States, .as the firft: o' j eft of their baft- ac ta ks. He is on fi »e higheft eminence, and fbmU as a target for anti-democrats to fhooc at. Pv'l". Jelierfon has been in this pcfition, previous even to his eleftion to the prefidency. He has been aftailed from all quar ters,- and every kind of weapon made ufe of to wound his fame and integrity, but to the honor of the chief magdlrate, and the bead of his friends, he is invul nerable, even to his heel ; the poifoned arrows of die rcyalifts produce no t Aft ft. . Mr. JefFerfoii’s virtue is a fuftkient antidote agaiuft them. Of this conduct and charac ter of the chief mag’drate, eve ry friend to principle and vir tue has a juft right to be proud ; cfpeciallv when we Mhow that no other executive now alive dare take the fame ground and expofe himfclf to the weapons of the public. Pray let u< afk th? Brin in rovalifts, if the king of G rear Britain would dare to j unihackfe the Erglifli prefs, and , tell his hub j efts that his life and ad ions were open to cenfure ! and investigation. No—the ve ry idea would kill the Tyrant! and jftich a licence would be the j death of monarchy. Where then is the defpot in Europe, Afia, or Africa, that can court enquiry, and himfclf open to a free prefs. A Buonaparte the prince of generals, the conquer or of kings, the pacificator of Europe, in a word the hide con ful of France, who braved fo many bullets and bayonets, fhrinks from a free prefs, and envelopes himfrlfin the armour of defpotifin ; and even here he thinks himlelf not 1 ecu re ; to be at perfect eafe, he wifhes that the liberty of the prds may be abolifried all over the globe ; and to this end hisinfolenc man dates and imperious refnonllr an tes fly to America and England ; fuch, however, has been the dcfpotifm of tyrants who violate principle and ufurp the rights of others. They have no lan 1- marksof law or jaftice to go by. From this double view of the fubjeft, the republican rea 1- er will fed a juft pride in being a citizen of America, and one of thole whole public affairs are manage! by the executive, with the fame care and econo my chat he regulates his own private concerns. Ibid. CON G R E S S Of the UNI I ED STATES. House of Representatives. Friday , January 14, 1803. The houfe rcfolvcd itfelf in to a committee of the whole— Mr. fohnC. Smith in the chair, ou Mr. Rutledge’s refolution, to exempt dates importing arms Jor the ufe of their militia from the payment of duties thereon. On this refolution an intcr- eftang debase e ,fh ft v.h hi continued till near four o'd.'dc } hofe vho advocated the refolution, are Meflrs. Umltdim, Macon, Townes, Pa* ard, ]\ ! - cholfoji, Dennis, Huger, But ler, and (u if,vc Id. 1 hole who oppufed it, are Mellrs. Daw for, Rend >!ph, Ba- Co: b k.uftis, Maitoun, Holland, and Mitchell. /,/V- J ft r* eanejuay, January 70, 180:. A n.dl.ige was received from the Pafldent of the United •States, enclobng an annual re port of the applu ation of 20,0c0 dollars, appropriated as a con tingent fund for the I.r*“cutive, flaring that hut one expenditure had. been ma le from the fund viz. 1,440 dollars, for bringing home American feamen, and that the re mail ding ium of 18,560 remained unexpended. Mr. Rutledge reported a bill for the importation of arms, ordnance, See. which was lead once; and on its going to a fe con rtu ing, the Houfe divid ed—Ayes 43 —Noes 36. It was then referred to a com mittee of the whole on Monday next. Mr. Mitchell reported a bill for die encouragement of learn ing, and the promotion of the ufe ful ates. Mr. Mitchell, on offering the report, ftated that the bill comprifed the refpeclive pro vifions of four exifting afts on the fame fob j eft, with i'oiov new amendments. N OTIC E. J HAVE transferred all my it outftandinp; debts Ip, the State of Georgia, coatrafted fmee rhe firft of January 1 801, to Mr. Isaac Bower,' for valuable confideraticn. DAVID M c CORIVIICK. ALL perfons indebted to me, under the above transfer, will pleafe to ebierve, that im mediate flats will be com menced for the recovery of the fame, unlels prevented by fpee dy payment. ISAAC BOWER. N O T I C E. \ \ 7HEREAS my wife Nel \ V ly, hath on the iSthof September Lift, left my bed and board —I therefore caution all perfons from trading with, or crediting heron my account, as I am determined to pay no debt Ihe may contraft. Given un der my hand this 2d February 18c 2. NAT. HUDSON. TAKE NOTICE. nr I] E Suhfcrihcr having given *■ bis Note or Due Bill y to Sher d Swain, of Montgomery County y for theJum of one hundred and fifty dollars, hearing date the II th January laft , payable the n sth December next, and the con f deration for which the faid Note was given being a deceit ful and fraudulent one, he warns all and every perfen whatever , againjfl receiving am alignment of the/aid Note, until an hive/ligation which be is about fo in/litule in a court of law /hall decide the bujlnefs. DRURY JONES. February 2, 1803, . sin-aiF?* sat.i s. Jti! ie/rj-t, c,i *'•' • 6/ Court- Huge, d: Montgomery G,rnf:\ It tween the hours of ten and t> fec clad, the ftil’ZVt/iv PROP! RTF, to ft•;/: 47- o/ LA AD, cn the P\Z Ohcep it, granted tv Jeffs !; with 6o ceres chared I hen on, both apple and peach ordards, and teafonahle goca bunarngs < u the premfes , 300 aires <7/ land adjoining the above land, granted to ll "ill:(tin I ff\ an. Sii’.t/s Standby, acres g y i sted to Thacker I ivion. — alßy eleven At CROPS, to vat:: Davy, Luty, Chive , A let len Over, Judy, Charles , hUra, Li,ky ( ate, and Sail ; Likewife 400 bead of cattle y and 4 7/0/ bojes.—Taken as the property of hands h t and ley , /c jatisfy Ste phen P ewe ll's extent i< n. 'He above fade was poffponed by eenfent of parties. A’Jo will heJc Id on thefirft Tuef day m May next, ohe h y Marty and me roan borje, taken as the property of Giaeu I horn as, in favour of John Allen y by a mort gage condition. Conditions , cape. H. FULGMVM, Sheriff M. C. February 2,1 o S I RAYFD< r o FOLEN, t'l’OM the Suffcnbet y on the I firjl day of January lajt, one bright bay HORSE, about fourteen hands I. igh, with a large far in his forehead, and branded on the mounting fide with the let ters C. S. A reward if lea Dollars will he given to any per- Jon that will deliver theJaid borje to John Moreland, cr to James Kenny brew, in Lincoln County. fannarv 27, 1803 Fifty Dollars Reward. STRAYED or Stolen from the fubferiber, on Monday the Ift of November lad, a bright bay Mare, between fif teen and fixteen hands high, one fore and two hind fetlocks white, and n large lump on the wiper, occafioned by the laddie —with a bla/e in her face, and branded vviclvthe letters G. S. on the mounting fide. It ftolen, any perfon that will fee ore the thief, lb he may be profecured to toiividlion, fhail receive a reward of fifty dollars, or thirty dollars for the mare without the thief. PHILIP STILT EL. Edgefield Diftrift, Cuffytown Creek, on the venters oj Savan nah River , near gen. Martin's, South-Carolina. TEN DOLLARS JMI-AAI). C FRAYED on the fib inft. k from the cue Injure oj E. Jenks, Lcuifville , a El A Civ MARE, Jury ears old Iff Jpri.ig , fourteen bands high , Jwab tail , and fleer t main , with a Jew Saddle marks, trots very floor t, and has the gra vel in the hoof of her mounting jhoulder. 7 he above reward will l> given to any perfon who will deliver the Jaid Mare to the Jub- Jcriber, livingcn the Uchee lord ; cr Eight Dollars if deliverd to Capt C. C. Jenkins , Old-Town , Jefferfon County. REUBEN HICKS. December 30, 1802. TAIvT. NOTICE. on /, ft '. uefday in Xfarck next, ci tie Ccurt-lhuje in IVoJh in g ten ( u'.’f x, •will be fold, all the real e 'me cf Bcrjamht Crif /*» deceafed, for the bereft of the hens and creditors if jdif deceafed: sigreeahle to an order cf the oner able the Curt cf Ordi* nary fur that purpofe decreed. Al l IvN GUIFFIN, Sttrvivinr a dminijifyter, 2qtb November, ~~ 1 Tancock County. A BKAJIAM BORLAND, i V came before me, and being duly jivor n, faith , that he was pojjefed cf a Note of I!and, given to him by Philip 'turnery for cue hundred dollars , dated fame time in November , 1801, payable 1 a month si 0 ter dale, and that the Jatd Note is either h 7 or nr (laid. si. Borland . Sworn to this ictb Dec. 1 wO before A. M. Devereux, j. p, N O T 1 C F. J ferf earn all p erf eras froiti trading for the above def riled 1 * (// e, si Lift cf Letters remaining in the Left-Office, at Isuifville, on the fir ft day of 'January , 18OJ, which if not taken cut before the jirfi day <f April next, will be font to the Cans rat Lift-Office, as dead letters . A. Hugh Alexander, James Alllon. 1C John Hollwlck, 2, John Bryan, JdTe Brown, Elizabeth Brown fun, Godfrey Bet fill. C. ! i. G. Caldwell, 2, Wil liam Craig, 2, J as. ChurchwelJ, Peter Chad am, Levin Culiins, Colonel C'lements. I>. Jeremiah Dupree, 2, [as. Douglafs, John M. Dooly, Ab ner Davis. 1C Arthur Finne. I I. Anthony ! lancOck,Tho mas i lart, 2, 1 loir, Elias Hodge, Jofrph i lodge. K. William W. Kennon* John King. L. Daniel LrrriiV, Jeremiah Lofcin, Arthur Lot. M. H >mer V. Milton, Tho-f mas Me i wether, William M c Dowell. S. William Skinner, Edith, Stone. W. James Williams, Solo mon Wood, Margaret Wood burn, Joel Willi,. Ja m 1:s Bo z e :,t an , P. M. «»y. * t . MAT BE RENTED , r f H RKJ Plantations , vslthivr fve, ftx and feven miles cf Isuifville, at the lew price cf One Dollar per acre , and males a few repairs. Apply to R. FLOURNOY. Jan. 4, 1803. (iff 'THOSE in arrears for Printing done at this Office , are requefted to difcharge the fame immediately. Jan. 3, i Bcj. ALMANACS For Sale at this Office. January 4,_ 1803. I
