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NOTICE. 1 SHERIEFs SAT E. ILL BE SOLD, to the high- WILL BE SOLD, on the jirjl Two hundred two in half acres of land, of ejt bidder on thefirji Tacfday in May next, within the ufual hours of fate, an the rftate of William IVTKindleys jec. in Putnam county in the third diftrift formerly called BaKrtfin and known by the N* 277, for the benefit of the heirs md creditors. ALSO. WILL BE SOLD. on the ftrfi Tuefday in June next, at War renton, Two Hundred Acres f land of the above mentioned date, in Warren county on oes 7 creek, adjoining lands of ohn M'Coys and James Willis, r or the benefit of the heirs and reditors of the faid dec. James Martin, Adm'r. Debonos Non. 17th February, 1810. N. B. The terms will be ade kno vn on the day of fale. yiL'L BE SOLD, at the State House in Milledgevilis, on the jirjl Tuesday in April n xt, Ine Thousand Acres |f land, lying on the Ocone Ri- Jer, feven miles above Mftfiged- ille, known by name of Ceder Ihoals trad, granted to John [ankerfley deceafed Terms fale. Half the purchafe mo- ey t« be paid by the Ilf day January 1811 and the ba ilee in twelve months there- iter, notes with a mortgage and moved fecurity will be re- liired. IW. B Tankersley, 1 Dreadzid Pace. Tucfday in April next, in the tow i oj Clinton, between the ufual hours,. One Lot of Land, N° 46 in the 13th dis. of Bald win now Jones county, taken as the property of William H. Var- den to latisty lundry executions in favor of Thomas Anderfon & others, returned to me by a con- ftable. ALSO. Lot N° 138 in the 9th dis. of Baldwin now Jones, taken as the property of James Johnlton to fatisfy fundry execution in favor of Janies Thompfon and others, returned by a conftable. ALSO. One half acre lot with im provements, in the town of Clinton known by lot N® 14 in laid town, taken as the pro perty of Solomon Bevinto fatis fy James Band & Allen Green, execution returned by a con- Itable and to be fold under the prefent incumbrance to the county. Conditions Cafh. S. Feagin, Shjf. J. C. February 26th, 1810 '*y,? ? > 5 Adm’rs. WILL BE GOLD, - the f.rjl Tuesday in April next, ot the Court House in Morgan ouniy, One lot of Land, 305 in the 20th dillridl cf lldwin county now Morgan, longing to the eftate of An- pw Reid, deceafed, fold for benefit of the heirs of faid Iceafed.—Terms made known I the day of fale. Samuel Reid,") Alex. Reid, y [Jan. 10th, 1810. Adm'rs. NOTICE. «I forewarn all perfons from l‘hng for a note of hand given me to Richard Allen of this jnty for 25 dollars, as I never fceiveii any confideralion for fame and therefore will not it. James Thompfon. item, Jones county Feb. 2$. NOTICE. forewarn all perfons from Jing (or a note which I gave |n Wootan one hundred dol- on (or about) the 14th of ^uary 1809, and payable a ft the laft of faid year—the >e being fraudulently obtain- 11 am therefore determined to pay it. fame Richards. .. February 17, 1810. 48 NOTICE. LL perfons indebted to I tin Armftrong, late of Han i county dec. are requefted ► lake immediate payment— l thofe having demands a- n a fai dec. are defiled to i ? forward their arcounts in ? time ar.d manner pointed it law. | preen bury Pinckjlon, Adm'r. Hfeb. 27 ih, 1810 48-6w Sheriff’s Sale. WILL BE SOLD, on the jirjl Tuesday in April next, in the to n of Eatonton, between the usual hows, Two hundred two and an half acres of land on the wa ters of Little River about three miles from Eatonton, whereon Lewis Coppage and I’homa Runnold now lives, in the third dis. Baldwin now Putnam coun ty, levied on as the prop, rry of Lewis Coppage to fadsly Writ. I Minton and others, returned by a conftable. ALSO. Two hundred two Ssfan half acres of land in 15:h a is old ; B-.lJVdn now Putnam county, j k’ own by lot N° 167, taken as property of Artur Bearding to fatisfy Dtvid Beafley, returned j by a conftable. Conditions Cafh. Wiliam Varner, Shff. P. c. January 30, '810. (C7- THE public are hereby notified that the firm of Martin and Crawford is this day difo'ved by mutual con fent. The profeflional bufinefs, however, that has been com mitted to the care of faid firm will be attended to by both p.ir ties until finifhed, and any new application wiil be received by either of them, one refiding at prefent in Sparta the other near Powclton. J. Crawford. A. Martin. Feb. 20, 1810. 48-2w NOTICE. The fubferibers will attend a the houfe of Mr. Samuel But fington's on Friday the 2 I day of March next, in order to re ceive the lift of tax returns foi the prefent year and to take th. cenfur in capt. J irratt’s diftrift Tilman B ckner, R. T. R. H Allen, Com'r. February 97'h. ’810 Colle&or’s sale. WILL BE SOLD, On Monday the 12th day of March next, at the il. arket House, in the Town of Mil/edgcvi/le, between th. usual hours, the foil wing true, of land, or as much thereof as will be suffici nt to satisfy the tax nd costs for the year. 1808 202 i-2 acres of Land, in Baldwin county, granted to Samuel Lea, adjoining Faulk bnFifhing 'Creek ; levied on at the property of faid Lea. Tax due 2 dolls 39 3-4 cents. Co nelius Murphy, r.c.n c December 19, 1809. CORONER’S SALE. WILL BE SOLD, onthefirfi Turf, day in February next, in the Town of Eatonton, Putnam county, be tween the ufual /sours. One NEGRO WOMAN named Sylvia and her Ch'ld Pc ter—alfo, one bay Filly Colt; levied on as the property of Da vid Thompfon to farfsfy an exe cation in favor of William Vvr- ner and James Walker. Re turned to me by the Sheriff Martin Nall, Coroner. December 30, i809. Will be Sold. Agreeably to an order Absolute, made by the Honorable Inferior Court of Hancock county on the fir ft Tuesday in ctpril next, in the town of Mil ledgeville, precifely at twelve o'clock, without refrve, Two improved Lots; One lying on the comer of Jet ferfon and M < Into/h ftreecs, known in the plan of faid town bv number 3 in fquare 29—on which is a good two ftory houfe ; the other on the corner of Washington and Liberty ftreets, known in the plan of faid town by Lot number 2 in fquare 59 of) ■Which is a good framed fmuf 1 ’—belonging to the eftate of John Comer dec. Terms o'f file made known on the day Lto Abercrombie, Bolling Hall, 1810. Adm’rs. Strayed or Stolen, From the fubferiber, cn Saturday the 11 th of this month a light gray fnare, no particular marks l rccollc£t- ed except a few fpots of tar on her fide near her foer (boulder and con- fiderabiy marked with the trace chains on her fiefis, and (hod before —Any perfon bringing her to me or will give me information where I can get her fhall be liberally re warded MOSES A. ROBERTS. Oppofite the Goal, Milledgoville. February 20, 1310. 47-Sw NO ! let. Nine months from the date hereof application will be made to the honorable Inferior court, , . - , . of Burke county for leave to fill , re a * ,v ® to tb p foctety, are re- CINCINNATI. Savannah JVednefiiay,Jan. 17, 1810. At the requeft of a number of the members of the Cincinnati Sodety of Georgia, they conven ed at the Exchange, agreeable to notice. It appearing that the funds of the fociety are in a deranged fituation, and is the opinion of the members prefent, that a fpe- cial meeting be held at the Ex change, in (he city of Savannah, on Thurfday the 22d day of March next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, when an election will take place for a Prefident, Vice Prefident, Treaiurer and Secretary. Aii perfons having in poffefi fion papers or any documents 72 acres of Land in faid county of Bu> ke on the waters of T*ge- chee, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of |ohn Ezell, dec. Kinchcn Curl, Guardian. September 19th, 1809. quefted to attend with them, & all the members within the date are particularly invited. Resolved, That notice be pub. lifhed in the papers accordingly- EDWARD WHITE. January 2, 1810. 45 POSTSCRIPT. CONGRESS—Our dates of Congo, ftional proceedings are wrought down to the 16th Feb. In Senate, on the 12th, the Dill o prevent the iffuing of fea let fvrs except to certain veffi-U, was read a fecond time & com mitted to Meffr3. B.iyard, Brad ley and Leib—the confederation of the bill to engage in the fer vice of the United States for a (liort period a corps of volun teers was on motion of Mr Bradley, further poliponed un til the 19;h. On the the 13th Mr. Smith of Maryland from the committee to whom was referred the bill “ coneenring commercial intercourfe with G. Britain and France, and their dependencies, and for other purpoles” reported the fame with an amendment (not aff tft i»g the principles of the bill) which was read, the bill is made the order of the day on the 19th; Mr. Reed’s motion for an amendment to the conflvution of the United States (relative to titles of Nobility) was further difeuffed, and on motion of Mr. Crawford referred to a commit tee for further confideration, M firs Reed, Crawford, Lcib, Giles and Pickering compofe the committee. On the 15th Mr. Reed from the committee to whom was committed his motion for'amending the confti- tution, reported the fame amend ed to read a-s follows :— “ No title of nobility (hall be granted by the United States ; and no perlon holding any office of profit or truft under them (hill, without the confent of Congrefs, accept of any prefent emolument, office or title of any kind whatever from any empe ror, king, prince or foreign (fate . And if any citizen of the United Sratis (hall accept of any title of nobility or of arty other title of diftinftton above or below that of nubility from any emperor, king prince or fort ign (fate, or lhall hold the fame by detcent, fin h citizen ihall thenceforth be incapable of exercifing or enjoying any of the rights and immunities of a free citizen of tht United States, or of the individual Rates; and (hall alfo be incapable of hold ing any office of profit or truft under them or either of them.” Mr. Smith (Md.) reported the bill from the Houfe of Repre- fentatives, making appropria tions for the iupport of govern ment for the year 181O, with a- mendments; which were read. In the Houfe of Reprefenta- tive, Feb. 9, the following gen tlemen compofe the committee to whom was referred Mr. P. B. Porters refolution on the fub- je£t of canals and roads : Meffrs. P. B. Porter, Troup, Taylor, Kenan,Burwell,Howard, Weak ly, M‘Kim, Van Dyke, Milnor, Southard, Sturges,*Bacon, Pot ter, Wilfon, Chittenden, Mor row, Poindexter, Poydras and Jennings. The following gentlemen compofe the committee to whom is re-committed the bill authorif- ing a detachment of the militia of the United States: M ffs. Tallmadge, Clay, Butler, Rea, (P ) Weakley, Hale, Turner, R. Jackfon, Shaw, Root, Huf- ty, Van Dyke, N. R Moore, Defha, Holland, Cobb, Mor row, Poydras, Poindexter and Jennings. Mr. Tallmadge having ob tained leave of abfence, was ex cufed from ferving on the abovt committee. A letter was laid before the Houfe from Robert Fulton, on the fubjeft of Tu-pedoes—dik ing lave to prefent lome pamrh. lets on the futy St and Rating that he would-give a lefturc, at any time and place that might ke tho’t convenient, in whr h he w >uld exhibit the various modes of attvk \\rh Torpe does or harpoon guns as pre pared for adion, with fitch models and demoriftiation as will lead to a clear undei Handing of the lubjed—leave was given to prefent the pamphlets.—Mr. Burwell from the committee appointed on thelubj d, report ed a bill authoring the Ptefi- dent of the United States to employ the public armed Vcffels and permitting merchants to arm (or the defence ol ihe Ame rican commerce. On the 12th. Mr Ft(k re ported the Cenfus bill with amendments, which were read and committed to a committee ot the whole houfe—Meffrsl Dawfon, Taylor and Bacon, were appointed a cointnrme to take the letter of Rob rt Fulton into confuierarkn ai.J report accordingly. On the 13th var ous amendments wete ma. e to the Cenfus hill, as to the allowance to mat (hi Is— On the l+Lh the commitr. e to whom was referred the fit ter of Robert Fulton reported —the report concludes with the following refolution. Rtfoived. that when the Houfe (hall diij urn on Friday next, it will a’j urn to meet on Mon day; and that Mr Fulton li ve the ufe of this hall on Saturday for the pu ! pole of t xhibitmg the Torpedoes and delivering a !< c- ture on their pradice and utili ty-* A debate took place on the propriety of fuff rin ; any bufi nefs other than legifl-tion to be done in the representative chamber—to this was replied that the objedton would applv to performing devine Ovine & that this was an invent ; on of gteat conlVquenco—& if lo /nd. to anl ver the pur.iofes con templated would lave millions to the U S —On the 15.h that p .rt of the relolution repo ted by the committee to whom was nferttd heht er o Rob ert Fulton on the 14tn iiv,. g hitn the ufe of the hall See. was negatived bv yeas and nays—61 to 55—the firft mem ber of the refolution remains to be decided on. THE NEWS. By a veflVl arrived at N’w York from Bcifaft, bring/ g London dates to the 2d Dec. we learn that Sir Arthur Welfifl y had arived from Spain and ac cepted the appointment o( S c- retary of State for foreign af fairs.—It was reported that Lord Camden had determined to re- fign. The troops from Walche- ren had been ordered home, and every preparation was made tor their embarkation. We were ihis morning favor ed by a gentleman of this city, wirh a Liverpool paper of the 13th December, and a regular file of London papers to the 8 h of the fame month, received by way of Ann lia. They turn (h no news. No intelligence h J yet been received in England of Mr. Jat.kftm’s difmiial Bona parte, according to the lateft ac counts had not yet let eff for Spain. The particulars of the Eftruttion of the Toulon fleet had not re.n hed England owtrg to the with lord Colling- wood’s dilpatches on boaru hav ing been loit near Ceuta. On ly one of her crew wo* pre» ferved....&<¥. Rtpub.