Georgia Argus. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1808-1816, March 27, 1810, Image 3

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SUMMARY OF THE FRENCH
EXPOS if,
Delivered before the legiflativebo
dy by MonftcuT de Montalivet, mini,
fterol the interior, on the 12th De
cember 1809.
His excellency divides his report
into feveral parts. In the firft, he
describes the works undertaken, or
f finilhed in the different parts of the
empire fince the lad fedion •, on one
fide the canal of St. Quentin, finifh-
ed by the prifoners of war j that of
Napoleon, which is to join the
Rhone to the Rhine, already far ad
vanced •, feveral locks of Importance
finilhed ; the maritime works of the
ports of Dunkirk, Havre, Cette,
Marfcilles, the bafon of Antwerp,
c2 T ried on with great activity, the
jfoad of Mount Cenis, opening the
pafiage of the Alps—the marlhes of
the Cotentin,and of Rochefort drain
ed, are the refults of the favors be
llowed by the government, and of
that folicitude which it manifefts for
every objeft of its adminillration
Before our eyes, numberlefs
monuments embellifli the metropolis
of this vail empire : Out of the city
of Paris, the bridges of Bezens, of
■ Choizy are commenced: that of
Charenton is re eftablithed—the
bridge of lena gets forward, the
bridge of St. Michael it entirely
cleared, the keys of the Louvre, and
of Jena are finilhed—grcnarieG are
crefling—large {laughter houfes
have been built near one of the gates
of Paris—laboreis are working at the
building deflined to be the exchange
of Paris—the column cf aUtflerlitz is
already covered with hail of the
bronze which is to decorate it—the
Louvre is adorned with a rapidity
which aftonifheseven the inhabitants
of this capital—already Paris enjoys
the waters of the Oureq, and by an
other favor of his majelty, beggary
that hideous plague in polilhed flutes
lias difappeared.
His excellency here mentions the
improvements which the depat t-
ments have experienced during this
year; the inhabitant^ on the banks
of the Rhine, who have fullered by
the inundations, have been indemni
fied for their Ioffes—fuccour has
been afforded to the Communes af-
tlitled by hail and fire—cllablilh-
inents foT vaccination have been
cflablifhed in the departments—the
arts and fciences have been incour-
aged—hib majefly propofes to honor
and reward them. With that view he
has ellablifhed decennial premiums,
they would have been dillributed by
this time, if the jury of examination
had Tent in the refult of their labors,
and rf the emperor had not thought
proper to give more fcope to his firft
decree, in eftablifhing new premi
ums, and in ordering a more folemn
difculfion for the works of the learn
ed
The adminillration of jullice has
been the fame as in former years.
The emperor, refpefting ihc con-
B fciences of his (ubjects, has thought
that all religions founded on the mo
rality of the golpel were ufeful to
focrety It was with that principle
that the worfhip of the Lutherans
has experienced the effeds of his
protection, and miniflers of that
mode of worfhip are fupported at
the expence of the (late.
As to the religion of the emperor,
which is that of all his family, and
°f the majority of the French ; It
has Iways been the objedl of his
tnolt affiduous cares} many places
of worfhip have been repaired,
now feminaries*have been formed \
the number of chapels of cafe has
»een increafed, affiflancc has been
allorded to the curates, and deferv-
j"S and infirm old clergymen. Lall-
b> his majefly has appointed as
members of the fenate, and of the
miiverfity feveral archbifhops, and
ropoles to appoint them in his
ouncil of (late.
Nobody can deny the evils which
he temporal power of the Popes has
ccafioned to religion, had it not
eon for that power, more than the
df of Europe would not have been
parated from the other. Theetn-
<•'. .t, fignedby the pope, was inland-
cd to rccogniz: thole rights i but
the court of Rome, actuated by ha
tred ag.tinfl France, could no longer
conceal its fecret fentimenrs. Ir
conllantly manifefted them, au«J
tliat even before the battle of Aufter-
litz, by receiving the enemies of
King of 5U!y. It b’u \> repot i-
ed, that Napoleon Inn written a
letter to tile King, requiring an
aftfwer from hunfelf, -propofing
very gentle m.’uru of rofforing
peace to mankind i and that the
Marquis V/ ‘Hell y, in whole de-
France, and by refuting to acknow-• pertinent it lies to adviftf his ma
ledge the Uwfulnefs of the appoint
ment of fome members of tlie French
clergy. Incendiary writings, and
clandetline bulls have been hawked
about feveral parts of the empire ;
out they have b.'cn received with
that contempt they deferve.
Convinced of this perfidy of the
Court of Rome, the emperor had
only to chafe between two refac
tions : that of creating a patriarch
or chief of religion in France. His
jetty <J’i this lubjoft, has ‘hought
it dtlc*, jn p^litenel’s, that the let
ter of the ij.'nperour ihould be
anfwered in his Msje.ly s own
name.—Star.
January 20-
An American (hip, it is fai.i, i
with the dcfpatches for General
Armftrong at Paris, in attempt
ing to go into Havre on the 8th
to another port. Her delpatch
es we re forwarded immediately
to Paris, but her crew were not
permitted to have any commu
nication with the flmre. This
circumftunce is of itfelf lufGcient
proof that no definite arrange
inent hrts yet taken place be
tween America arid France.
ui Vinci nr religion in nance, riis : ,« ” „ , n .
majefly has rejected the firlt refolu- £ 'V‘ S f ^en poll, ilion of by a
tian ? but he will never acknowl- ! * rench . armed Ihip, and font in
edge the triple crowu, and will
only admit of the fpiritual power of
the pope. It is ncceffiry that the
fucceffir of St. Peter, like St. Peter
himfelf, iliuuld be a pastor accord
ing to the precepts of lefu-i Chrifl :
popes, like king,, ought to give un
to Cxf.tr what belong to Cxfar.
His Excellency after announcing
that the emperor having done a
great deal, is difpofed to do Hill
more for religion, lias dedicated ail-
o her part of his report to the
triumphs which have crowned the
French armies in the lall campaigns.
Hie emperor adds, by a Ikilful m.t-
nesvre, he hail fuccecded in drawing
the Englifh.army into a fuare: al
ready he w.ta purfuing it, and was
on the point of aiinihilating it, when
lie received intelligence that the
cabinet of Vienna was meditating a
diverfion in favor of the Spanilh in-
fargents-, that it ln<l promifed them
100,0(A) mufquets} and time 500, j
000 men had invaded Bavaria wiih- 1
out a declaration of war. His excel- I
leitcy calls to mind the effects which
the prefence of the emperor proriu- j
ced amidlt the foirfiet-s in Germany, 1
and the brilliant victories which
brought aboat a peace witliout doubt
more durable than that of Prel burg. I
His excellency then remarks up- I
on the expedition of Flulhing, fo !
O' I he Rev. Jofeph Tarpley
will preach at the Methodiit
meeting hcule, to-morrow even
ing at < urlv candle light.
Sheriff's 6a/e.
[J ILL BE SOLD on tbs frj}
Tut pay in Mav neat, id wan
the ufrnl hours, in ihc town of
Eat on ton, Putnam county—
201 3 4 acres of land, on the
Oconee river, in the 2d diflricl,
N° 457, of Baldwin, now Put
nam, it being a fractional furvey,
and under the incumbrance to
the Rate, whereon Green Siins
now lives—levied on as the pro
pet ty of Green Siins, to fatisfy
i’hwcatt and Green.
ALSO.
252 1 2 acres of land, on
•MARSHAL'S SALE.
WILL BE SOLD, at lbs Mir
k'l II use in tbs town of Mi!/,
c, I'ycville, on Friday tbs 4tb of
May next, between tbs usual
hours, tbs following property to
wit :
35 i Acres of Swamp
Land, lying in Montgomery
pounty, whereert Col. G M.
Trc 'ip refides—GO acres of land
ill gn '*Lind—202 1 2 acres of
tend, N° ‘^4th diftrid old
vViiJr'ofon,* now' Pulalki—and
the ii.alf c* fi'aftion JN° 239. Iff
dillrid Wiikfafon, inclu ding the
terry, the tkflio.n under mort
gage to the Rate—executed as
the property of George G
Gains, by virtue of an execu
tion ilTued out of the Federal
Court in favor Richard Dennis.
ALSO
Two Negroes, to wit.
Beck and her child Harriet:
executed as the property of
Henry Graybill, jun. at the in-
dance ot John Church.
Terms Cadi.
A Abercrombie, d m d.g.
March 20 .52.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
cowardly furreiidercd ; and pvaifes i Little river, lot No 1.53 and
the zeal of the depattmems which part ot lot No. 139, in the 2d
flew to the defence of the French ; oiltrict of Baldwin now Putnam,
terntory. He ncvertheleft, experts | whereon John Whitehead now
WILL BE SOLI), on the fxrfl
Tut flay in May next, in
the town of Clinton, between
the ufual hours.
One Negro Woman by
the name of Nelly, t.iken as the
property of Samuel Fcrgulon to
fatisfy Ifaac Motley’s execution.
ALSO
One lot of land, No 49 in
the i3th dis. of Baldwin now
Jones county, taken as the pro
perty ot Joel Smith to fatisfy
Reubia M’Leroy’s execution.
ALSO.
One J^ot of land N° 171, in
I the y.h dis. of Baldwin now
j Jones, taken as the poiperty of
Pryor Crittenden to fatisfy an
ton
WANTKD.
A young lad. about 14 t>r i.j
years of age to attend in a li. ,
one who can read, wrile a. I
cypher, and come well recoin•
mended, will meet with great
encouragement hv applying
SAMUEL BUFFINGTON.
27 th March, is to
T ,U.. . •
salt.
The fubferiber expedls to
have a quantity of
S A LT
at the Boat Yard in a few days,
which will be fold from tlie
boat at one dollar thirty ftvui
and an half cents for cafh.
J. vy. DEVLRKUX.
6th March, 1810. 4!>-:f
foundT
A few days'ago, a SADDF.J.
about hall worn—theowner may
have it by applying at this ()t-
fiee and paying tor the advertik-
ment
27th March IS’O .52-if
iary coitmiifiiaus to puiiilh the guii- ; les and hind goers—levied on as
ty ; already a council of Hate has i ,|, e property of J iCob Lindley,
gone to examine on the fpot the con- i {Q latisiy Llifha England,
duel ot thole communes ; fuch ,c J ° m
'lo Pat sty II'. Bui ton.
have betrayed their honor, will he
condemned to pay for 25 years ilou-
the gates of the town thefe words
flull be written. “ Thu is uot
French Commune
T AKE notice, that I did on
the 1.5th day ot November
in the year 1809, in terms of an
A I. s o.
193 1 4 acres ofland, on the
bie taxes, the'inhabitants willTofe ! Gre.nce river, in the 2d diilrift, • acl of the general affembly_ of
their rights of citizenfliip ; and, over'] No. 456 of Baldwin now Put-The Hate ot Georgia, pointing
natn, it being a fractional fur- j out the mode of rendering void
vey, whereon Richard Fielder Till grants and o.her proceedings
now lives—levied on as the pro- ; founded upon falfe or fraudulent
LONDON, January 18.
The wind having come round
to the weftward, the Anurican
frigate John Adams failed yef- J
terday front the dewns for Am-'
flerdam.
America has made hade to ]
arrange her differences with
France, a convention between
the two powers is faid to have
been figned on the 5;h or 6th
of this month.—Not a fyliable
of its contents has tranfpired ;
but one great point which the A-
merican government has always
endeavoured to gain has been
the abandonment of the right of
fearch by the Naval powers of
Europe. Courier.
We have have already dated
that Prince Stahremberg might
be expt&ed foonto take his de
parture from this country, hav-
u.g rectived from his Court in
drudions to that i fleet. This
circumdance has giv* n rife to
various rumours, which may at i ton.
lead lurnifh amufeinent to our
readers. Ic is iaio that all hopes
of a negotiation for peace heve
perty of Richard Fielder, to fa- i returns, made by perfon3 not en
tity Jeff- Ham and others, and ] titled to draws in the late land
under the incumbrance to the ( lotteries of faid date, obtain a
Hate. also. feieri facias, from the citric of
202 1-2 acres of land, in the the iuperior court of Randolph
2d uiltikd of Baldwin, now Put ! county, which was made return-
nam, whereon Augultin Prewit able to the laid court at March
formerly lived, and adjoining Term, in the year 1810, and di-
Jerry Warren and James Lamar reeled to the (h riff of Franklin
—levied on as the property of county, in which you are charg-
Augullin Prewit, to fatisfy Sam- cd of having entered your name
Gcot gia.
In Baldwin Superior Court,
May Term, I 809.
Dolling Hull 1 Petition for
vs > Foreclofure.
Liberty Holmes j RULE NIST.
U PON the petition of Bolling
Hall, praying for the foreclo-
j fure of the equity of redemption in
i a certain tracil of Land, lying in the
j county of Baldwin, containing two
hundred two and a half acres, more,
or lefs, known in the plan ot laid
| county by Lot N° Three Hundred
j ami Twenty One, in the firil dif-
IridJ, drawn by Benjamin Curt ie, it\
one of the late Land Lotteries, and
by him conveyed to the faid Hall,
and by him to the faid Liberty
Holmes ; which tr.nfl of Land, on
the Eighth day of Augull, in the
}ear One Thoufand Eight Hundred
and Seven, was mortgaged by the
faid Liberty Holmes to the faid Hall
the more effeflually to focure the
payment of Sixteen Hundred and
Three Dollars, acknowledged be
faid mortgage to be due and owiny
from the faid Liberty Holmes to thg
faid Hall, on four feveral Notes oc
Hand, bearing equal date with the
filid Mortgage, amounting exclufive
of imerelt to the abovementioned
fum :
On motion of Thomas Fitch at
torney for petitioner—It is ordered,
by the court, That the principal, in-
terc-H and coH due on the faid mort
gage, be paid into court within
twelve months from this date, or
the equity of redemption be thence
forth and forever forcclofed ac
cording to the prayer of the petiti
oner} this rule being publilhed in
one of the Gazettes of this Hate, at
lea'll once in every month, till the
time appointed for the payment, or
ferved on the mortgager, or his
lpecial attorney, at lealt fix mon.ha
previous to the time the money is
diretled to be paid into court.
Ext rad from the minutes,
John Mathews, Clk.
May 8. (i—iaml2 n
uel Yarbrough.
ALSO
IN E months a tier date*
application will be made
fraudulently and contrary to law, 1 to the Honorable the Inferior
N
in the laid county ot Franklin, ( Court of Baldwin county, for
leave to fell two hundred acres
One houfe and lot in the town for one draw in the fccond land
of Eatonton, in fquare M, No lotteiy for faid Rate, and to have I ot Land in Hancock county on
6—levied on as the propel ty of drawn lot number fourteen, in l the twelve miles Beaver Dam,
John Holland, to fatisfy an cx- the fourteenth dillridt of Bald-J djoining Lewis Tyus aud others,
ecution in favor of lfaac Gools-! win county, and that the faid ! —for the Taenefit of the Heir &
by, to be fold under the iucum- flit-nfi hath returned thereupon j Creditors of William Turner a
brancc to the county. j that you were not to be found. * nou-cotnpus mentus.
You are therefore as v. ell as
:unty.
i. s o.
all
One negro man named Prince other perlons, who have any in-
—levied on as the property of, ten It in the laid tot of land, re-
Solomon Carter, to latisiy an quired to come forward and
execution Thomas Black for , make yourfelves parties in the
the ule of Elijah Wragsdale, And caule, and to anfwer the
pointed out by William HatniL . allegations exhibited by the faid
a i. s o. i lei. fa. end to flu-w cauie, if any
152 1-2 acres of land, in the you have, why the proceedings
Sd diRrift of Baldwin now Put- which may have been had under
-comp
John Mistlhc 1
Joshua Tur
9th Jan. 1810.
ictus,
tier, y
Guardians
'"or has had difeuflion. with the | ™ ifl,ed \. FreUch . Cm P er °r
°P e > hi* majeRy acknowledging
every tiling his fpiritual power,
bought it his duty to preferve the
|«»bt3 of Jus crown. The concoi-
havirg refilled as a preliminary,
I that we fhould treat in concert
' with our allies, Ferdinand Vll,
! the Queen of Portugal, and the
i.am—levied on as the property
of John Wynn, to fatisfy A.
the fa lie or fraudulent return,
and grant itfelf Ihould not be let
Gray and others, returned to mc^sfide and make void
by a conltable.
Wm. VARNER, S/of.
March 27. j‘>- r-;s
WM. C1IRIDAIN,
Informer.
March 27. " r.2,
NOTICE
Nine months after the date here
of, application will be made to the
honorable Inferior Court of Morgan
county, for leave to tell all that
tracl or parcel of LanJ } containing
202 1-2 acres in the county afore-
laid, oft Sugar creek, it being Lot
N° 258, in the-fourth diltnct tnr-
merly Baldwii. new Morgan county,
'■>eing the real ellate ol David us
dec. and fold for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors.
Samjfsn Cibfn, Adn’r.
Julv i, im)8. i 5r-ln-9m.