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S AL r.
The fubfcriber expcfts to
nave a quantity of
SALT
at the Boat Yard in a few days,
which will be fold from the
boat at one dollar thirty feven
and an half cents for cafh.
J. W. DEVEREUX.
t 6th March, 1810. 49-tf
NOTICE.
The claims of Raymond fsf
Lockwood and of N. Ray
mond b Co. are afiigned to
Collir & Co. to whom all in
debted will make payment.
Nathaniel Raymond,
Ebenczer Lockwood.
iMiHcdgeville, March 1, 1810.
Thole who have unfettled
accounts with either of the above
firms,are allowed till the firft of
April next, to fettle or liquidate
the amount, at which time all
that remain unfettlcd will indif
criminately be put in fuit. Thofe
whofe Notes have been fix
months due, are allowed till faid
l firft of April to make payment,
at which time they will go cut
of our hands for collection.—
The Notes and accounts due us,
mud aUo be paid bv that time.
COLLIER &C0.
NO 1 ICE.
I do hereby forewarn all per-
fons from trading for or any
inagi ft rate’s afting on a certain
parcel of notes on Jeffe Cannon
and John Porter in favour of
Andrew Maddox, on J ffe Can
non to the amount of 4*59 dolls
on John Porter to amount of
SJ9 dolls, in fmall notes as the
fame is in place of notes given
to Michael Maddox, dec. which
I claim as his legal adminiftnv
tor.
Charles A. Dennis, Adm’r.
March 2d, 1810.
POSTSCRIPT.
CONG RESS.
IN SENATE.
Wednesday, Feb. 21, 1S10.
Mr. Bradley's resolution ref-
pefting torpedoes was referred
to Meffrs. Bradley, Crawford,
Gregg, Condit and Leid.
The Senate refumed the con-* - - n —-
fideration of the bill concerning was a P iei ‘ft to, 53 to 31.
commercial intercourfe, &c. 1
House of Representatives.
Wcdtiefday Feb. 21, 1810.
The Houfe refoived ilfelf into
a committee of the whole, Mr.
Helms in the chair, on the bill
to deprive in certain cafes vef-
fels of their American charac
ter, be.
The amendment moved by
Mr. Fisk to authorife the armed
vefTi ls of the United States, to
bring into the ports of the U-
States, veffels violating this law,
Will be Sold,
On the firji Tuesday in May next,
in pur fiance of an order abso
lute of the Honorable Inferior
Court of Hancock, in the l own j
of Sparta,
Two trails of Land ;
one fituate lying and being in
the county of Warren, adjoin
ing Cooper, Bifhop and others,
containing 120 acres—the other
mthe 20th dis. Bardwin (now
Morgan) N° 7, containing
202 1-2 acres. To be fold for
the benefit of the heirs and cre
ditors of George Ilenery dec.
John Henry, Adm’r.
Feb. 27th, 1810. 49-tds
j GEORGIA, fonts county.
PERSONALLY came be
fore me Thomas White and
being duly fworn, faith that he
has loft, or mifiaid two notes of
hand, one given by Nathaniel
Sandrous for one hundred and
fifty dollars an .l made payable
the 25th of December 1808
'unto the faid White with fevcral
fmall credits on the back of it,
the other given by Jofeph White
to the faid Thomas White fume
time in the year 1809 and made
payable one or two days after
date, the fum not recollected.
) Thomas White.
Sworn to before me this 14th
of February 1810.
j'effe M’K. Pope.
I forewarn all perlons from
trading for laid notes.
Thomas While.
NINE months from the date
hereof, application will be made to
the Hon. Inferior Court, of Han
cock county, for leave to fell 202 t-2
acres of land, known by N° 56,6th
of Baldwin—being part of the eitate
of jofeph Chappell dec.
Henry Harris, Guardian,
Auguft £0,18OD. iam-l)in.
Mr. Smith, (Md.) moved to
ftrike out the 3d, 4th, 5ih, 6th
7ih, 8th, 9th, and 1 lth ftftions
of the bill.
This motion was agreed to by
Yeas and Navs as follow :
Yeas Mi firs. Anderfon,
Bayard, G.'illard, German,
Gilman, Goodrich, Gregg,
Ilorfey, Leib. Lloyd, Mai:hew.
fon, Parker, Pickering, Reed,
Smith, (Md.) fait—16.
Nays—Meffrs. Brad lev,Brent,
Cl'T, Comfit, Crawford, Frank
lin, Lambert, Kobiaion, Smith,
(N. Y.) Sumter, Turner—11.
The bill was further amended
fo as only to retain the 111, 2d
and 12th fections, which pro
vide for the exelufion of Biitifh
and French armed veffels from
our waters, and for the repeal
of the non intercourfe law.
As amended, the bill was paf-
fed to a third reading.
The fever id bills this day paf-
fed by the Houfe of Ronrefen-
tutives were i cud and pulled to a
fecond reading.
The bili making appropriation
for the fupport of the military
eftabiifliment was read a fecond
time, and committed to Mefirs.
Smith of (Md.) Bradley and
Crawford.
The bill making appropria-
tions for the fupport ot the na
val eftablilhment was read a le-
cond time and committed to
Mefirs. Gregg Anderfon .and
Clay.
Thursday, February 22.
Commercial Intercourfe Bill
The bill concerning commer
cial intercourfe with Great
Britain and France was read a
third time as amended.
Mr. Clay moved to recommit
the bill. The votes on this mo
rion were as follows:
Yeas—Me firs Bradley ,B’ ent,
Campbell, Clay, Condit, Gor
man, Matthew Ion, Meigs, Par
ker, Pope, Robirtfon, Sumpter,
Whirefidc—13.
N ays Me firs. Anderfon,
Biyarrl, Champlin, Crawford,
Frankling, Guillard, Gilman,
Goodrich, Gregg, Hillhoule
Hoi fey, Lambert, Leib, Lloyd,
Pickering, Reed, Smith o( Md.
Smith of N. Y. Tait, Turner
— 20-
The bill was puffed by Yeas
and Nays as follow.
Y r eas Mefirs. Anderfon,
Biyard Brent,Campbell,Clum-
plin, Crawford,itFrr.nklin. Gail-
lard, Gilman, Goodrich, Gregg,
Hill houfe, Ilorfey, Lambert,
Leib,Lloyd,Matthewfon, Meigs,
Pickering, Reed, Smith of Md.
Smith of N. Y. Sumter, Tait,
Turner, Whitefide—2(5.
Nays—Meffrs. Bradley, Clay,
Condit, German, Parker, Pope
and Robinfon—7.
The title of the bill was amen
ded to read as follows: “ An
id to interdict the public fiiips
and vi ffels ot France and Great
Britain from the ports and liar-
hours of the United States and
for other purpob’S.”
The cenfus bill from the
Houfe of Reprefen rati ves was
committed toMiffrs. Leib, An
Some debate took place on
the details of the bill, but no
further amendment was made,
before the committee rofe, re
ported progrefs and obtained
leave to fit again.
February 22.
Mr. Love offered the follow
ing refolution, prefacing it with
a fpeech of fome length.
The refolution was referred
to a committee of the whole.
Resolved, That it is expedient
to inquire into the expedii ■ cy
of eltablfhing a National Bank.
The Houfe refoived itfeli into
to approximate to our fyftem ! /”
This letter, the authority of
which has not been queftioned,
taken in connexion with advices
from the United States, occa
fioned a general anticipation of
what would in a few days be
fully confirmed. We do not
however underltand from our
papers and private letters, that
there is any apprehenfions that
Great Britain will go to war, on
account of the rupture between
opr government and her minif-
ter.
Copy of a letter from Liverpool,
19th December.
“ An arrival this clay from
New York in 29 days, has given
rife to rumors unfavorable to an
adjustment of our differences
with Ameritca ; and though
| there are no particular news
generally known, yet our fpec-
j ulators have come forward, and
j cottons and tobacco have advan-
: cod at leaf! ten per cent, and
, there are few willing to fell even
1 at this advance—other articles
committee of the whole, Mr. j are refuted at their former pri-
ifiT in the chair, on the ces, and fiiouhl the hopes of i of law, civil and criminal, and
a
Ba
nmandments of the Senate to
the bill making appropriations
for the fupport of government
for the year 1810.
The committee rofe and re
ported their agreements ; which
were concurred in by the Houfe.
Commercial Intercourfe Bill.
The amendments of the Se
nate to the commercial inter
com fe bill, were taken up for
confideration.
A motion was made by Mr.
Dawson to commit the bill to a
committee of the whole and ne
gatived.
A motion was made to poft- ’ propofed for the affembling of
pone the bill till this day week, theSpanifh cortes, or parliament
of the nation, taken from the
Seville Gagette of the i2th De
cember, 1809.
ill. Tfnt there be no enftinc-
tion of claff s in the election or
for reprofentatlves afterwards by
tile (‘lectors, is to be viva voce,
each man nominating the ptr-
fons that he votes for.
10th. When the reprefenta-
tives firft meqt, the oldelt man
will take the chair, and the
y 'ungeft man will aft as fecre-
tary, and then they (hill firft of
all appoint a prefiJeut and a fe-
cretary out of their own body.
Thus there will be a true na
tional reprefentation, and the
affembly will confift: of about
250 members, which is confi-
dered a lufficient number fur
the prefent population of Spain.
The firft objeft to occupy this
affeinbly is to raife means to car
ry on the holy war in which the
nation is engaged. li the ordina
ry refources of the pcninlula
and her colonies are .found ina
dequate, extraordinary ref ur
eas mult be had, and this affi.in-
bly is to devife the means and
bring all the refources ot the
nation to bear.
The fecond objt ft is to form a
conititution upon a Folid bafis.
The third, to form new codes
the fpeculators be realized, our
markets will rife as theygeneral
ly do upon fuch occalions, far
above what the truth would
warrant if fully known,”
Washington City. Feb. 2.3
Extra?} cf a. letter from Nciu Tort,
dot id 19th February, to a member
of Cong, e/s.
“ The Anv.izon hns this moment
arrived from Tonningen. Left
there the 10th of January. All A-
merican property h..s been provifion-
ally put in a date of fequellration.”
The following is the plan
but, after debate, withdrawn
Various motions were made
and negatived to poftpone and
to adjourn.—At length, how
ever, after many unfuccefsful
efforts, a motion to adjourn was
carried 6! to 57.
This courfe it ifi believed poft-
pones the fubjeft till Saturday,
as to-morrow is, by a rule of
the Houfe, exclufively appropri
ated to private bufinefs.
Norfolk, Feb. 12.
j By the Oreftes, Captain Allen,
I in 50 days from Liverpool, we
{have received papers from
i which the for.ign intelligence
1 in this day’s paper is extracted,
i Our dates are irregular, and it
j is therefore probable that lome
j minor articles of intelligence are
' not g r vcn by us.
j Although it was not officially,
I nor even publicly announced
j that Mr. Jack foil had failed in
j his ir.ifiion, and that his func-
| rims had been fufpended, there
is no doubt but that thefe cir-
cumftances were known to ma
ny before the Oreftes failed, as
will appear from the extraft of
of a letter under date of the 19lh
of December, publifhed in this
day’s paper. In the early part
of December, fhortly after the
arrival of L’Africanc frigate, it
was underftood that Mr. Jack-
fon was not well received, altho’
rumors to the coatrary had been
circulated on the firft arrival of
that fhip. This underftanding
was daily ftrengthened and cor
conilituting of the cortes, but
that all dalles fhall be reprefent-
ed alike by the fame affembly.
2J. The people fliall appoint
their reprefentatives by eh ftors.
3d All citizens who pay taxes
fhall be entitled to vote for elec
tors.
4th. Every town fhip contain
ing 500 families, fhall vote for
one t leftor. and when the mim-
to new model and regulate judi
cial proceedings.
The fourth, to adopt a new
fyftem of finance, lo tin.t taxes
fhall bear equally on all, the
colleftion be Ids ex peri five, and
theexpe nditurc moreeccnotnii al
The filth, to em« iiorate pub
lic education, and to adapt it to
the new order of things.
i'he fixth and ievenih objefts
will be to raife and fupport ail
army and navy, both in time ( f
peace and war, proportionate to
the forces of our enemy.
The laft objeft will be to de
termine what proportion the A-
tnerican colon is are to bear in
tin national lx presentation. And
alfo to depofit the executive
power, until the return of our
beloved King, in thefcwefl and
faft ft hands pc-ffible, fo as to in
jure fecrecy and promptitude in
the execution of plans, without
running the rifle of the ufiirpa-
tion o! the foven ign power, and
the lofs of liberty.
ber of families of a townfhip
fliall exceed 750, it fhall appoint
two eleftors.
5th. Townfii'ps containinglefs
than 500 families fliall join oth
ers, fo as to make together the
number required to vote for one
or more elector:.
Grh. The Provincial Juntas
ft.nl! decide the number of elec
tors which belorg to eve
ry townfhip, as alfo the town-
fhips that are to be afforiated to
make up the number required :
in like manner they are to de
termine the number of reprefen
tatives which their own provin
ces relpeftively are to l ave, ac
cording to the population of
each, as ascertained by the laft
cenfus taken.
7th. The eleftors of every
province fhall meet in the place
afiigned by the Junta of the pro
vince, and when they meet, the
oldcft: man fliall aft as prefie’ent,
and the youngeft man as fecre
roborated, by advices from this ■ tary. They then fhall eleft re
country, and rumors from the‘ prefentatives in the ratio of one
continent of Europe. A letter for every SOO families in the pro-
was publifhed in the London
papers of the 10th December, |
addreffed by the emperor of the
French to the etnpeior of Ruf-
fia, dated Schoenbrun, 10th of
Oftober laft, in which fpeaking
of the United SGtes, he fays r—
“ The United Slates arc on the
derfon, Campbell, Franklin and 1 worjl terms w-th England, anil
Pope. ■
IfiwWfii ‘iotji y
vince.
8th. Any one may be ap
pointed an eleftor whether he
be entitled to vote in the defto-
l ial aflemblies or not. Any one
may be appointed a reprefenta-
tive, whether he b<? an eleftoi
or not,
“ ,k i. The cleftbm both for
eleftors in ths firft iqftanee, and
GEORGIA.
Put ram Court of Ordinary,
5tb February. 1810.
Prefent their honors B.uines Hol
loway, R. De Jeknatte and
Simon Holt.
PON the petition of Henry
Butts ftating, that J-. hu
Weeks, deceafed, has given him
a bond or obligation, (which is
lodged in this office) to make
titles to a certain tr-.ft of lane 1 ,
containing 120 3-4 acres, ad
joining Neves and others (it be
ing part of two furveys) th e ,
back line and river line to he o*
an equal length—It is Ordered,
I hat notice be given in one of
the public gazettes of this ftaie
<k one of the molt public places
ot the county for at leall thicc
months, citing all perlons con*
cerned to come forward within
the time preferibed by law, to
fhewt caufe if they h .ve ai y
why faid obligation fhould ) ot
be complied with, otherwifethe
Court will pafs an order abfolute
compelling the adminiftrator to
make titles.
Extract from the minutes.
C. Pendleton, C C 0.
iNE Months after date
hereof, application will
be made to the honorable the
Inferior Court of Baldwin coun
ty, for leave to fell a Trail of
land ; lying on Potatoe Creek,
known by number SO, in the
fecond diftrift, of faid county,
or the benefit of the heirs ami
creditors of Francis Veal, de
cettiftl
NATHAN VEAL. Admr.
May 1, 1809.
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