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A R G IJ S.
THE COURT OF NaTOLEO\ t .
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“Here TRUTHun licens'd rtines,
And dare accost e’en kings i bents elves,
...Or rulers oj the free."
MfLLEDGEVILLE : J
U To DAT, ''January ‘10, 18*10.
—
MARRIED, on Sunday evening,
the 14th inff. Mr. Thomas Ligii r i
foot of Hancock county to Mifs
Raney Gardner of Jones county.
O may this newly coupl'd pair,
’1 lie choice It gifts of Heavt nfltarc;
And ev’ry action juffly prove,
That each defer ves the otheralore.
Obituary.
Departed this life, on Sunday
morning, after a lingering attd pain-
fid illnefs, Mrs, Sarah DEYGiifeu::,
A.1 ic amiable confort of J, W. Deve-
icux, Efq. Cut offin the bloom of
her days...her lofs is irreparable to
an affectionate hufband, tender ofF-
fpring an>l a numerous circle of re
latives and acquaintance.
“Tho’ev’ry hour thy liie approv’d,
The mule the llrain of grief for
bears,
Nor willies, tho’by all bclov’d,
To call thee to a world of tears.
Belt of thy f»x ! alas, farewel !
Front this dark ferae remov’d to
fliinc,
"Where purer fliades of mortals
dwell,
And vtrtuc waits to welcome
thine ”
DIED, on Wednefday evening,
Mr Meade Bozeman, about G4
years of age. lie hail been longaf-
flictcd From the manner of his
meeting ‘ (he king of terrors’ he has
realized, no doubt, the foul cottfol-
ing aflertion of rlie infpired penman,
“ our light afflictions which are but
for a moment, work out for us a far
more exceeding and eternal weight
of glory.'
THE NEWS...If the old faying,
“no news is good news,” be true
our readers may faitiate their appe
tite this week ...No news from Con-
5 refs ..No news from England No
news from France...No news from
Spain ...No news of Brown (the fel
low who decamped from New* Or
leans w ith about 80,000 dollars of
(be public money)...Now for the
probable caufe of all or mofc of thefe
Noes...the Athen’s Mail bro’t no
letters or papers north of the Sa
vannah, the exprefs having arrived
at Athens without a mail.
rough
h the
Extract from “ Travels
South of France,” life in I 807 am!
8. A[nde by the pettnffion r.f the
French government Jly Lieut. Col.
Pinckney of rise North American
Native Rangers.
“ I bad refolved not to leave Paris
without feeing the Emperor,” fays
Mr. P. “ and being informed that lie
was to hold an audience on the
following day, I applied to Mr.
Younge to procure my formal in
troduction. With this purpofe we
waited upon .general Armllrong,
who fent my name re the grand
chamberlain with the necellary for
malities. This formality is’>i certi
ficate under the hand of the embnl-
fjdor that the perfon foliciting the
introduction has been introduced at
F.is own court, or that according to
the befi. knowledge of the Ambaffa-
dor he is not a merchant. Negotiant
eiFlual. It may be briefly obferved,
however, that the French Negociant
anfwers better to the Englifli mer
chants, than to the honorable ap
pellation, merchant. Gen. Arm
llrong promifed that a very inter
tilling lpeclacle in the imperial au
dience. * It is the moll fplendid
is beioW the middle fize, but well
compofed ; his features regular, but
in their tout enfemble (fern and com
manding) his complexion fallow,
and his general mein military. He
was drclTed very fpletididly in pur
ple velvet, the coat and wailt-coat
embroidered with gold heeds, and
with the grand liar of the legion of
honor worked into the coat.
‘ lie puffled no o.ve without no
tice, and to all the ambafladofs he
("poke once or twice ; when he
reached Gen. Armffrong he a flee d
him —Whether America canid net live
nvithont foreign commerce at ‘well as
France? anil then added without]
waiting for his anfwer, ‘ There is one j
nation in the world, which mull be ]
taught by experience, that her mer- j
chants are not nccejf.iry to the evijlcnce j
! of all other nations, and that Jhc can
's not hold us all in commercialJlavery.
I England is only fcnfible tn her comp
ters J*
liable waters of the Atlantic to
be higboft navigable waters
of the weftern Stales—and a
turnpike for the general mail
from Maine to and through
Georgia.
For the above purpofe a traft
of land in the pcninfula of Mich
igan is contemplated io be ap-
STRATED '
From the fubferioers on tli; 1 7 "
inllaut, two fbirfes otic of them ..
red bay with his Mane cut off but.
has grown until it rather falls, ho
has wh it is called a crimed tail and
a black ilreak down the tail bone
and alfo a black Ilreak on his wea
thers and down each (houlder fom?-
thing like a Mule, he is fmall and
proprialed—it contains perhaps | W(!l ' niade, with a ftar in his facts
.... .. ... « I n M/l f/\r>v . ('■111 , I ! e* ftlrtl'C O tl >118
ten millions of acres. We have
hot room for anv further details
pendence of the States
with fuccefs to the Rill.
Georgia Exprefs
mull
cohrt in Europe,’ faid 1
T!
court of (.oudon, and even Vienna,
will nc-t bear a companion with it’
Every one agreed with the juflice of
this remark, and my curioiity was
ilrongly excited.
* On the appointed dav, about 8
o’clock, Mr Younge accompanied
me to’the palace, whore we were
immediately conducted to a fplendid
faloon, which is termed the ambaf-
I fador’s hall. Ret refitments were
I here handed round to the company,
which were very numerous, and a-
| niong them many German princefs
in their grand court drefs The
‘ converfeUion became very general;
thofe who had feen Bonaparte, def-
cribed him to thofe who were about
to be introduced. Evcrv one agreed
j that he was the moll extraordinary
j man that Europe had produced in
many centuries, and that even his
appearance was in no flight degree
indicative of his charndler ‘He
* Comptoirs—Counting Houfes.
Boflon, December 2 5.
Extra?? of a letter from Pasts, dated
December 26.
“ By letters received by Ef-
tafette, from Naples, I learn,
that thofe American veflels
which have arrived there recent
ly, have been put under fequef
tration, notwitftanding the royal
decree, admitting them freely *
Nantes of faid v> fills ; fell toner
Hamilton, Brown.' of New
Yo;k; fnip Hercules, Welt, of
Salem ; Hup Augufta, moore of
Baltimore, having on board the
new American conful; brig So
plria and lchooner ’Zephyr You
wiU'readily uncbrltund the rea-
fon for the cooduft of thi kin
of Naples, in peiufmg the
letter of Charnpagny to gen
Armftmng, which having been
published in France, will of
c.ourfe find ifs May into the U
States. Iain affined by general
Arntflrong, that previoufly to
th
and fome fluidle fpots on his back,
about nine or ten years old. Ttye
. , other Horfe is a dark bay, about 4
we can only add that every , feet 10 or 11 inches high, has a.
friend, to the Union rvud Inde- • white fpot in his face, trois3c racks,
nine or ten years old, a toller-able
long tail and Mane—the above clef-
cribed Horfes (frayed from Mr.
George Thompfons, near Barrows
Qua/if cations ueerffary for a Teacher \ or borlands Ferry on the Oconee
of Children. \ river >» Baldwin county, and their
‘ He ntuft have itudied chil I is unknown as they were raifed
dren long that is capable’of I ^ differe r nt P arts . of ‘* ie cou , m U<
,- y, ' , Any perlon (looping them and giv-
teaching them well; every good illR y 1I ^ tice t0 either of the underfign.
h
late
fcholar it not a good inafter ; he
mull be a man of invincible pa
tience, anditngular obfervation,
diligent and sober ; not too
familiar nor referved; neither
amorous’ nor fantuRirk; juft,
without fiercenefs ; and •merci
ful without fondnefs. He muft
commend without flattery—
I and correll without paflion ;
be cheerful without levity ; af
fable without fawning; grata
without morofenefs; merry with
out folly. He fhould be patient,
humble and meek; to pals by,
diflemble. and bear with many
impertinances, dullnelF s & for-
getfulnefils. Befides thefe
qualifications, he fhould hive
experience of foreign parts, un
derftand learning and fciences ;
of a good prefeflee and addrels ;
keep his perfon clean and neat,
and war- his clothes hand Tome
ley ; which will procure him
refpect and facilitate the per
formance of his duty.’
Natchez Chronicle
Profits on Dvneflic Manufacture.
G . Diring , of Shelter I-
fland, who firlt introduced the
Merinp Sheep iruo Suffolk co.
N Y has ptiblifhed a particular
ftatement of tiie expencea of
manufacturing 6? lbs. of Meri
The Savannah Republican, of ilia
20th inlt. fays, The field. flail" and
company conimifTioncd officers of
Chatham regiment gave a dinner to
kis-exo 'lencv GovemorMiTCHEi.i.,
on Tuefday laft. The mayor and
feVeral miliiay clFicevs from the
country, were prefent on the occa-
flOll.
e non-ratiticaticn of the ar-
polFelTes nil eye.’ faid one gentle- rangement made by Mr f .rfkine
man, ‘in which E-water might have 5y lhe Britifh government, a de-
unucrltood a hero. Mr. 1 ouiutc \ , ' •
r 1.1- it • x 1 was actually made out in
conhrmou tins, obtervanon, ami pre- . n . < .. r
pared me to regard him with more 1 an > totall y yelcmdmg the fam-
i than common attention. | of Beilin and Milan
i ‘ The doors of the faloon were at | —but alter it U’as known that
1 length thrown open, and forne of | the Britilh tninifti y had cenfur-
the officers of the grand chamber-i ed the conduct of Mr. Ei fkine, no wool (w hich he values at 59
lain, with white bands and ernbroi- anc } jefufed to ratify liis arrange- , do '* 3 * 1 0 cents) into Kerfeymere
| inent inftead of a refeinding de-
j cree, we find the letter of Cham-
pagny experfling the unalterable
determination of his imperial &
royal m-ijefty in regain to neu
trals.
Governor Mt ccuell returned
from Savannah, on Saturday laft.
An Ordinance
To amend the Ordinance relative to
Free Negroes.
B F. it ordained by the Commissioners
of the Town of Millcdgeville, That
after the I O.h day of February next,
it (hull not be lawful for any free
perfon of colour to remain in the
Town, or on tire Common of the
Town of Millcdgeville...That if any
free perfon of colour Avail violate
this ordinance, it (hall be the duty
of the Mai dial to inflict moderate
correction, for the lirR offence ; and
for the fecond offence, on due
conviction before two or more
of the Commilfioners, fliall be
whipped, not exceeding fifty ladies,
and pav all colls of ptofecution:
And that no free perlon of colour
fliall be permitted to remain in
Town, when on necefiiity bufluefs,
more than iliree hours at a time, ex
cept in the actual employment of
fomc white perfon, nen flarily de
tained, for the purpofe of tranfsHing
form- fpecial bufinefs ...And it fliall
not be lawful for any white perfon
to harbour, protect or employ any
free perfon of colour, under any
pretence whatever.
Failed, January 27th, 18i0.
JETT THOMAS, Prcfident.
Aueff,
\. IvI'MiIA-iN', Sic’ry
dered robes and fcarfs, bowing low
to the company, invited us, by wav
ing their Haves, to follow them up
the grand Itaircafe. Every one
new arranged themfelves in pairs,
behind their refpedtive ambaffadors,
and followed the ufiiers in procef
lion, according to the precedence of
their refpeffltve countries, the Impe
rial, Spanifli and Neapolitin Ambaf
fadors forming the van. The flair-
cafe was lined on both fidcs with
gratiadiers of the legion of honor,
mod of whom, privates as well as
officers, were arrayed in the order.
The officers, as we palli d, exchang
ed falutes with the embaffadors ; &
as the Imperial ambalfiidor who led
the procelTion, reached the door of
the anti-chamber, two trumpeters on
eacli fide played a congratulary
fiourilh. 'i'he ufliers who had led
us fo far, now took their Ration on
each fide of the door, and others in
more fplendid habits, fucceeded
them in the office of conducting us
‘ We now entered the anti-cham
ber, in which was Rationed the re
regular guard of the palace. We
were here faluted both by privates
and officers, the imperial guard be
ing confidered as part of the lioufe-
hold. From the anti-chamber we
patted upwards through nearly a
dozen moll fplendid apartments, &
at length reached the prcfeuce cham
ber.
‘ My eyes were inttantly in fearch
of the Emperor, who was at the
farthered extremity, Unrounded by
a numerous circle of olficets and
ccuncellors.— The circle opened on
* The caufe of thefe feizures
we underltad thus—A number
ofEnglifii vein Is entered Naples
under the American flag—and
the fraud being difeovered, they
wi'ie feized, k with them feme
Americans ; the latter will no
doubt be releafed, as loon as
their neutral charaft rs fliall be
proved It is thus that the fair
American commerce fuffers bv
the vile frauds and deceptions
praclifed under our flag by En
gl i ih men.—Sit/cm Regi/hr.
“ Roads, Canals and Bridges, the
Arteries, Veins and Ribs of the
Body Politic.”
A Bill has been intro iuced
into the Senate of the United
States for the improvement of
our nation, by facilitating the
intcrcourfe of its citizens. Ii
contemplates the union of the
waters of Ballon harbour with
thofe of Newport in Rhode
Ifland-’-of the Rariton In New
Jerft-v with the Delaware—
of the Huitfon with th "Lakes
Erie and Ontario—of the Del-
our arrival, and withdrew behind j 8waro with the Chefapeake—
1 the emperor. Tb.e whole of our a canal to pafs the Cataraft of 1
i company now ranged themfelves, j Niagara—the union of the Ilud-
the ambaffadors in front, and their j Ion ' with Lake Champlain—the
fever.-! countryment behind their Ohio with Lake Erie—a canal
i refpefihvc mmiflers.
‘ Bonaparte now advanced to his
imperial ambafl’ador, w’iih whont
when prefent, he always begins the Appomattox, and from the
audience. I h i an opportunity to ienneffee to tile 1 ombighoe——
regard him attentively. Hi? perfon a road from tho K'^hcft navi-
and Broadcloth—by which it ap
pears that his clear profit upon
the fame amounted to 76 dollars
and 7 cents. Had the wool been
of the .fine half blooded it would
have Cofi 67 dollars, & the pro
fits vvoud have amounted to II,5
dollas 96 cents, or nearly 17A
per cent.
Trenton True American.
Mrmmoth Vegetables We
have already publifhed an ao
count of'one turnip raifed in
New Jerfi y weighing 9 lbs. 9
oz rind another raifed in Mafia
chufelts, weighing 10 lbs. qrg
We are authorifed to fia’c, that
Mr JosePti Fennimore, (of the
vicinity oi Mooreftown, burling-
ton county ) railed in Ilfs garden
laft feafon, a Beet which weigh
ed eleven founds and a quarter.
ed in Baldwin county, fliall Teceive
a reward worthy their trouble.
jfohn Humphries,
James Barrow.
Jaguar 30, 1810.
GEORGIA, Putnam county, s
Whereas Robert B Knight and
John Knight have applied to me for.
letters of Adminiflration on the cf-
tate and effidts of Elizabeth Knight
late of this county deceafed.
Thele are therefore to cite and
admonilh all anc! Angular the kin
dred and creditors of faid dec to
be and appear at our next Court of
Ordinary to be held in and for the
aforefaid county, to fliew caufe if
any they can why faid letters fhould
not be granted.
Given under my hand this (irft day
cf January 1810.
C Pendleton, C. C O.
GEORGIA, Putnam county.
Whereas Anthony Holloway has
appplied to me lor letters of Dif~
miffion on the ellate and effedls of
William Page dec
Thefe are therefor to cite and ad-
monifli all and Angular the kindred
and creditors of faid dec. to be and
appear at our next court of ordina
ry to be held in and for faid county
to fliew caufe if any they can why*
faid letters fhould not be granted.
Given under my hand this 9th day
of January 1810
C. Pendleton, C. C. 0.
GEORGIA, Putnam ccUnty.
Whereas Hezekiah Lincecum lias
applied to me for letters of Difmif-
fioti on the ellate & effetfis of Lew
is Pike late of this county dec.
Thefe are therefore to cite and
admonilh all and Angular the kin
dred and creditors of laid dec. to be
raid appear at our next court of or
dinary to be held in and for faid
county to lhew caufe if any they can
why faicl letters fhould not be grant
ed.
Given under my hand 15th Janua
ry 1810.
C. Pendleton. C C O.
WILL BE BOLD,
On the fief Tuefday in March next,
ret the nfidence of Jacob Youngblood,
in Bald win county
1 he perfonal proper
ty of Thomas Youngblood dec.—
Terms made known on the day of
fale.
Jacob Youngblood, Ad’mr.
January 22, 1810.
to pafs the falls of the Ohio,
and from the Roanoke fo the
From
’uldflfi
Runaway,
fubferiber living in
O.tkmul-
irft. a.
I
county
gee river, on the
Negro Man named
’ I. R IV I S,
[black completed, tall built, a-
bour 13 or 19 years of age, tol- f
lerable much knock-kneed and
has a bump over one of bis eyes
about the fize of a partridge
egg, faid negroe took away with
him a light coloured chefnut
fovrcl mare, about C or 7 years
of age and about five feet high,
I expect he is making for Put
nam county—any perfon who
will deliver him to me or con
fine him in any G^al fo that l
get him (hall be liberally re
warded and all no .diary expell
ees paid by the fubfi tdxr.
James I. 1 hotnas.
Jan. 23,1810. ,
