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f, ;.-rne cr:'t d the United ! 4 : ver, rv.i rhu upon f jch au 1'M 1 , a rranfcript of the libel j bid, anfwrr,d-pofltion?, and all otlier protefdiog? of what kind focvcr in the cabfe, (hall be I tram'.mitred to the Aid lupre me 1 cnurt, and chat no new evidence j final] be received in the Tud court, on the her ho;; of forh I appea 1 , except in admiralty and | ]".:j Ciu;ws, nvi that fuch ap peals fnn.ll Le fubjeft to the ! iame rules, rergjl.ino.T«i and re- ' (frifiions, as are prclOnhcd in law, in cafe of writs of error; 1 and that tire kind fnpremc court load he, and hereby is authoriz ed and required to receive, hear 1 and determine Inch appeals. ■ And that fo much of the n’ne r emh and twenty-fecund fee- j tarns ot ciiC aSi ot congrcls, en titled, < v An A A to eftablifh t e judicial courts of the Unit ed Scatesf 5 p fled on the twen ty-tbunh dav of September, one thr-ufand feven hundred and eighty-nine, as comes within the purview of this ad, Hull be ! and the fame is hcrenv repealed. I ■ Nat h a nisi. Mvc on , speaker of the I leu ft of Repnjcn t j lives . Stephen R. Bradley, / ref dent cf ire Sell aft, pro tern. A ppf c>ved, March g, 18 og. Tttcmas Jefferson, F reft dent of the id i ted States. *"•« » **** «V'tMT. *»<*•■- «■—’ »»■— 1 *g T ■ _ -ddSn LOUISVILL E, V/ednefday > June ig, 1803. ff-A vVant of room obliges us to poftpone Mr. Paine’s fUth and feventh Letters : they foaU be pubiilhed in future pa pers. THE Rev. JFpe Hull , TViii preach at Mr. Matthew liar.is’s, on BuTulq, in the County of Washington, on Sa turday, Sunday, and Monday, me h, ictn, and 11 th days of I July next. In Louifville on j our (day the i^di—and at Old Town, on Friday, Saturday, and Sumlm, the ; oh, 16dp and 17m days or the lame month.— Scvcial other preachers veil accompany Mr. I:ui), and will ‘ prtacn at the above times and places. Matthew Clay is rc-tle&ed a member to Congrtf , from T irg.nu, by a very great mho .*J J J n it. john G. Jack Hr, republican, is le tted to Congref, for the cVitnf: of Mrrrfon, Virginia. Dr. Wrn, Lactimore is defi ed clcEgnte to Congrefs from tr-e M'.'TiTiopl Territory, to f reread the‘hen. Thus. M. I Green. A!! the de&ions rhar we have n.card of to the eafEvard and northward have terminated more favorably in republicanibn than heretofore. The democrats have lu weeded where they ne ver fuccpeded before, and have b-'■ - ground no where. V/e f-M’l m due time g’vc fome dc t-Vsof tiVfe elections as they appear i<, the ami. r,:.ic prinos iro n thofr quarter... Te.ey will -'new with w!uc propriety the federajiftb re, ice. x hev will I (Few that when moft bc:V- rVv firg fungs of triumph, to fuc-ruE , murmurs, di (content, and dtf pair. ytrgi'ita peper, IHav 21. PHILADELPHIA, May ru. j _ Accounts are received at Bal ! tiraorc, by an arrival at tint ; r-re, fr m New-Orleans, to ! rue 151 b ulr. at which citric no french had arrived, Tetters from \vafli;ngton ftatc, that the fecretary of date has received late advices from Mr. King, minifter at London, i ! n v '''dh he fays, Great-Britain 13 determined on war. The republicans of New. J>r j fcy, from the local dedions ic ‘ enrly held in that (fare, ap,.'*ear— I ed to have gained confiderable | ground. Lee them enlighten gicat body of the people, and their triumph at rise next general election is certain.— Every thing depends on this. d he additional returns daily received from -New-York de velopca rapid incrcafe ofreimb- T an h ntiments. Jn no county have the republicans fufb.incd a defeat wliere they were pre \ 1 o 1.1 1 y tfmmphanc ; while in ieveja! counties they are victo rious for the tirft time fmee the rcugn of Icderal dtiufion. NEW-Yv/]< K 7 May H>. The Firfr Conlul and family, the mmillers of war, of the in terior, and of finance, the coun- Rildrs of Hate, fenators and <e veral officers of d.ftinT on, with a guard or 12 00 men, were to leave Paris on the i:tii of May fur brunels, v/hf re they were to be met by the Archduke Chat Ice, the King of Prcffia, and Gen. Moreau. Tins meeting is fup poled to have tor its ohjedt an ail am re between Aufaia, i'ruflia and i'i'ance. May 2 T. IN the Arabella Packc*-, from Falmouth, which (he Ffc the icth ult. we have received a file of London papers to the Bth of April, two days later than here tofore, and as to the great quef : tion of peace or war, they aiford more on which to build at kail a plaufiblc conjeclure, than any thing vve have heietcdore fcen. The French mamkfto, is a pa| er from which more impor tant confequcnces are to be cle j duetd, tlian from ail tiiat has hitherto appeared in any foreign print. Being without ugn.uure of any kind, it would appear in rather a queflionable 11 ape, but the Hamburgh letter which : precedes it, (lamps it with offi cial authority, and it is evident ly received as inch in England, as appears by the remarks of the London Editor, which fol low. In addition to the hoftilc contents of this day s paper, we have the firfl authority fur fay ing, that in conlequence of the unfetded ft ate of Europe, and the probability of war, Mr. King, ourMmifter at London, has determined not to leave England ’till his Hccdlbr (hall have- arrived. C H A E LE S TO X, June 5 . A gentleman who arrived from Republic on Sunday, in form , taat a vci.ll had arrived fr.'fn France, vliVn > b ''y\y hr ir.tt li'g-hrc to the i 7 h r 'i April, v Inch llaicd that the ' (IT ? *** L ■■ncrence between and England had been adi lifted, and fi-it France had contented that t.':f King of Great-Britain fbould be pur in poftefiioa of die Ift and ot Sardinia. Hren, at Philadelphia, half j after eleven o’clock, on Mon day the 9th ulc. General Stephens lu v.pj.H A/tf/I;/, one of the te r,ato;s repreler-udvc of the Scare of Virginia, in the Con grids of the United States. General Malon had arrived in this c iry on Tuefday laft, f # r ' rrc jlcal afTiftance in a drupfical complaint i b-;t the diteate had -rr.v' d at too malignant a uatc to Tub mi t to the fkill of the fa j clJ b v, or the power of medicine. 1 k requires faculties and vir tues equal to thote which have difhnguifhcd his iionorable life, to renderjuftice to the character of this man of men. In his loft, Ins country killers in common with his family, for to both was his public and private life de voted. In focial life, as the faith fill hufband, the affcftlonaCc parent, and the unchangeable friend—in public, the intrepid allerrerof his country's liberties and the principles of the revo lution of 1776. Bleflhd by hea ven with the mo ft benignent and generous fpirit—favoured -by education with all the en dowments which gave geivu.s dignity ; whether m the crying hour of political confl.dt and peri edition, or in the calm of liberty refeued from deftruTion, he has a'ike commanded the rcfpefl of his adversaries, and li.e cncreafin* eftrem of his friends. btw men have palled through trying times with greater dig nity and refolution, and none with more kindnefs, even to tbofc whom he oppoted. His bolldity was not thewarefma hce, but of a generous patriot; ins ftnfc, though it was vigo rous, was noble , and even when !e confounded his opponent in the bla,:e of eloquence, the van quiflhtd found himtelf chaftited rather than hurt, overcome but not wounded by the vehemence of anger or malignity. General Mafon has left behind him few who combine talent, temper, and private and public virtue in fuch happy propor tions— yet he dies comparative ly young in years j the writer of this believes not exceeding his forty- third year. Aurora. gpywwrwwwwi 1— ■ 1 mm —i vm/w mmumvmmmm ■■rw— jsmm NOTICE. \ LT > perjons indebted to the Ejiatc cf Samuel Andrews , late of this County , dec. are re queued to make immediate pay ment ; and all thefe that have any demands a.vainft fai i Eftate , vu!l render them in properly ci te fled, on cr before the Jtcond I Monday in Auyujt next. Wm. Am revs. Executor. June 73, 1 Boj. i BLA N K DEE D S Fur Sale at this Off :e. t Snrnrrrs 'aits. 0;i TutfSay, /V yb „-’, r i 171 , * v G ' yrr /-'>«/# »/ aloingtcr Octmtyx in baud* nfiiut, a.t tie lutut Z-vn, WILL BE SOLD, f Q zs nr res of-Land, whereon the widow King now lives, taken lntlt r exception as the property of Livid and Jeremiah Glknn, to i mc!ry rtrenri >n*. 150 a rvi good pine F.arO, . joining die lame, as the prnpr. , .) of La Jv Roblnfon, at the of 11enry Cocks. ico acres of I and, as tiic property of Will am Wicker. :co the pro;*rry of Wicker, on Sandhill Crrcl:, 10 fad. fy James M£l)o -nald’s execution again!* Wiilism and Julius Wicker. 2co arres the property of ; r.. Kennedy, known by the Limcfitika, to farisfy George i larrall s execution) pointed out by the defendant. f 1 •** t- - acres on the Oconee iviver, as die j roperry (f Ben ia mm Few, to fatisfy Boykin & Canty. , 80 acres pine land, joining Rough ton, to far is fy William Craig’s executions agamftSaherc (Mum ; levied on by a confta lj»e, and returned to ire, A quantity of Srlc, Pored af Long Bluff* Laid to be b'lflit-I.i < and one boar, lying at the lame place, as the pro pctry of John iv. Candler, to lath fy James rinlvatt's rxtcu« tion again (I f andlcr and Spick-* af d. Conditions—Cafii. J . L. j)JXON, i Sheriff* May 30, *BO3. rIIET Fublic in general, are hereby informed, that a fubferiptionis opened Lr taking the likettefs of his Excellency General James Jackin > and the honorable Gen. LaGAun M l:* IvS both of the Late of Geor gia. conditions. Each of them to te taken It their Military be ftrin. Each likfjiefi to le well engra* ved, J( * in a frame fixtcen Inches by twelve , gilt in burnifjvu g<. U and the gla/s eHan:c!led~—to he /»r -ecuted by PViiluUu Gardner iS Co « and delivered to eachJubJu iber by Juth p erf on or perjevs, as the Jail IVi Hi art Gardner Cf Co. fa all from time to time appoint within one year frofn the date her erf. Each Jnifcribet is to pay 1 ighr and a half dollars, or deli very cf each liken eft for which he Jhaii fuller the. Sarartr.ab. will elTsol'il, - On tie Jrft 7 rtf day in Augufl nt :t y agreeable to an order cf the Jhn. Inferior Court of Burke County y at lie Court - Houle , V/ayr.eJh:rough ONE traft of land, containing; three hundred acres, bounded I north by Gray Stock Roberts’?* , and vacant laifrf; eaft by James 1 Jordan’s, 2r» d vacant land ; ! fouth by Sarah Higdon’s, and j vacant land; srd vcfl by va : rant land at the time of furver. 1 The above land is fold as the 1 property of Jofhua Simplon, for the bene ft cf the ht rs and c r editors or the laid Joftma SimjTon. JAMES JONES, Attorney ' for V/crry Ki/lp c. tricky admin if trader (fjojhua him [fin } dec. May 17, ISO 3.
