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AN ORDINANCE To prevent Swine from running at large in the l own of Mil Iclgcville Sec. I. W'i; Opinedb, ,b. U Commijjimcrs of th. town of Miiledgeville, That i (hull not be lawlul for any Ho or Hogs to run at large alter th fifteenth day of Miy next, i ithe town of Miiledgeville, o the com non th ’reof, within th following limits:—Beginning ,i the fouth weft corner of th town,onFi(hing creek, at /quart 32 ; thence on the outer fide n the town lots, to the north wel* corner of the town at fquare 92 ; thence north eaft on the outer line of the town, to the north jeall corner of the town, at fquare *1 ; thence on the fame direction to Reeky creek ; thence down faid creek, to its mouth at the Oconee river ; thence down fai , river to rhe mouth of Ftfhing creek ; thence up faid creek to the beginning corner ; includ ing all the territory within thofe boundaries. Sec. 2. And be it farther Or Alined, That if any hog or horgs {hall be found at large, or break ing into the enclolures of any citizen, after the above period, in the town of Miiledgeville, it fhall be lawful for any citizen, to drive fuch hog or hogs to the public pound, and inform the M irflial thereof ; whofe duty it I.IST or LETTERS, | Remaining i/i the Pofi-OJfut, Mil-, iedgevil/e, April \j], 1810. ' Anfelm Anthony lames Ard, B iohn Brown, .eban Beck.im, 2 Solomon Beckom Wm. E Barnes, Samuel Beall, 2 dofes Boynton, William BralTel, Rich’d: T Bevins C Adam Carfon, Malcolm Cl.irk, Iohn Cally, Phillip Cook, Elijah Clark. D Samuel Dick, 2 ; Thomas Dent, Edmund Duke, Jacob Davis. E James Epfev, Roderic Eafl -v, F Ricltard Fox, James Fox, Lieut. A. Forfter, Mofes Fort, Hardy Fulgham, Jam-s Ford, Jofiali Flournoy G David Griflum, Days Gill, Mathew Gage, Mr. Garrets, L&ton Golding. II Mary H.trrfield, William I.eroy, Charles Lenos, ; remiah Lofton, Tiios. Lamberfon, M lames MoiTes, -evi Mathews, \lex. Martin, Jonald Morrifon, vrchd. M‘Dowell •I. J. Mordecai, )enni6 M'Swanc. N 'hos Napier, ? ; Edmund Nunn, Thomas Nelfon. O lolin Oliver, Solomon Ogden, P Patty Prigeon, Mehemiah Pofey, R Robert Roby, 2 ; Iohn Ragan, George Rievcs, William Rofs. S Rt. Sherard, 3 *, William Sims, Wm. Shepherd, Wiliam Sharp, Willi im Smith, Win Stewart, 2 ; Ed. R. Scaly, John Sparks, John Sparks, Elijali Sinead, John Shaw. T. John Todd, fhdl be to retain the fame, until i Divid Hendticki.T. C. Thompfon, difpofed of agreeably to this Or dinance :—He 111 ill alfo, as foon as the faid hog or hogs are im pounded, advertife them at the Market Houfe, to be fold at the pound on the third day after they are taken up (Sundays ex •cepted) between die hours of •eleven and twelve ; but fliould the owner or owners of fuch hogs, apply for them within that period, then' it (hull be tile du ty of faid Marfhal to turn them our, on receiving thirty ohe and a quarter cents tor taking up and impounding, fix and one quarter cents each, per day, for k “eping them ; and fix and one quarter cents per head for ad- vertifing. .And be it further Ordained, That for the purpofes aforefaid, a public pound or enclofure, twenty feet fquare and eight feet high, fhall be built of logs, to be notched, and well pinned at the top with an inch and haif auger ; and a fubftantial door, with a double bolt padlock to the fame. And the Marlh.il /hill advertife the letting the build ing of faid pound, to the loweft bidder, on or before the 10th da^ of May next, the undertaker to give bond and fecurity in double the amount which he is to receive for building for the due performance of the work. P fled April 13th, 1810. Jett Thom at, Prefident. b. c Atteft, A. McMillan, Sec'iy. l)r. W.A Harper Peter Thomas, Lydia Howard, j Wiley Tipper. Ben j. Howard, j W James Hampton, [Jas. Woodruff, Stephen Horton, jJofep’h Waller, J W* Hendrick. r Jacob Iflue, Tofeph Jamefort, John Jones, Robert Johnfton, John Jones, fen. 1C John ICelley, Jemima ICimbro’ J. IV. Dtvcreux, r. M. April 14, 1810. I Thos Whitaker, IRev. D L.White, Hen. Walker, efq. D Woods, 2 ; Matters Thos. or J. Webb, Iohn Weft, Jofeph Williams, L. Whitchurft. NO TICE. made to the honorable Iuf< Court of Laurens county, leave to fell a Tra& of L Bever-Dam Creek, in the real eftate of William Ai drews, dec. Sold for the b in fir nf the heirs and credito of faid dec. Ann Andrews, AdnPtrix. *fohn To beriin, Adin'r. April 17, 1810. GEORGIA, tianrocle County. W HEREAS i bonus Big- gam has applied to me for letters of Auinmiftration on the eftate of Joieph Biggam, late cf this county, dec. Thefe are therefore to cite & admonifh all and fingular the kindred and creditors of laid Ge- ceafed, to be and appear at my bffice within the time prelcribeu by law, to fhew caufe if any they have why laid letters fhoui not be granted. Given under my hand at of fice this 8th day of April, 1810. fohn Chambers, for A’ly/cs Greene, c. c. o. POSTSCRIPT. TVaJhington Citf f April 4 Wc underhand, that a letterfrom Gen. Arm- Mr. Whitbread apper.rs very difiinrt.y to Lavs charged Mr. Canning with having with- Y ftrong to tiie Secretary beld one document, which of State, dated January ) v °uld ^ lave c °uipjeLcly 20th, has been rcceiv- justified Mi. Erskinc in cd by the Fame, arrived at Norfolk, which Hates that our affairs with the French government had at that time aflum- the folemn t ran fat’, ion which had been <iila* avowed. J his charge againft Mr. C anninsr corrobo- LIST of LETTERS, Remaining at the PoJI-C)jJicc, Sparta, ! April iji. 1810. A 3enj. Humphries. j George Allen, J 1 Jidin Alkevr. ifaac Jackfon, B IVm, Ingram. Elilha Brothers, K Abfolnm Black, •ohn King. Purnell Bilhop, J. 1 Rt. Buchannon, TcfFer y Lane, Ed. Butler, Euclid Langford, IVm Barnard, jui Or. J. L Acey, Mrs M. Brodnav Dr. Wm Lea, E. B. Bro'>kitif;s, 2 Elizabeth R.Lowe Rebeca Brookings Iohn Lynch. Dempfey Baker, M Lewis Butts. Rifdon Moore, C !)r S Mangham, Jofliua Claud, Elijah Moore, Thomas Cooper, P Eby Cary, lames Powell, G. Cowen, fen. Hillery Phillips, 2 D Solomon Phillips, Dolphin Davis, Adam Porter Sugar Davis, G. B. Pinklton, S. M. Devercux, Hartwell Porch. Smith Devenport, R E Rolin Rofs, John Evins, Ilham Reefe, Ifaac Ellis, John Rivers, jan. F G Richnrdlon, Rt. Flournoy, Brittain Rogers. Win. Flournoy. S G James Spier, Hartwell Gary, John Sturdivant, Robert Glenn, Richard Ship, Emund. Gilbert, jSampfon Smith, ■ Win. J. Garland. J. or. W. Taylor, H Jofeph Turner, Win. Hurt, [Walter Taylor. Darrel Hudfon, W W. & R. Horton, O. Woodward, * Thomas Howell, |Thos. P- WagnoT, John Hoyle, 2 ; Thos. Vickers. Thos. Jackfon & 1 s Juhn Abercrombie, r. M. April 15, 1810. 3-3 w 0 James tC.ce. OU will take notice, that 1 uid on the 24th day of January, in the year 1809, in terms of an ad of the General Affembly of the itate of Georgia, pointing out the mode of render ing void all grants, or other pro ceedings, founded upon falfe or fraudulent returns made by per- fons not entitled to draws in the late Land lotteries of the faid ftate, obtain a feire facias from the clerk of the Superior Court of Randolph county, which was made returnable to the faid court at March term, in the year afore- fai*I, which was direded to the Sheriff of Baldwin county, in which vou are charged of fiat ing caufed your name to be entered fraudulently and contrary to law, for two draws in the fecond land lottery in laid ftate, and to have drawn lot N° 63, in the 12th dittrid of faid county of Bald win, which lot now lies in the faid county of Randolph, and thatlhelaid Sheriff hath returned thereupon, that you are not to be found.—You are therefore, is well as all other perfons who may have filtered in the laid lot of land required to come forward and make yourfclves parties to the laid caufe, and tuanfwer the allegations exhibited by the laid feire facies againft you, and to fhew caufe if any you have, why the proceedings which may have been had under the faid falie or fraudulent returns, and grant it- felf, fliould not be fet aiide and made void. RICHARD CARTER. Informer. May Iff, 13CP. 33— cd a more favorable af- rates thc fad invariab-y pert. Gen. Armftrong a J edged by M r. Ers<* had ordered the John after the difavow- Adams to repair to a *’ na, urty, that lie iiad England, to receive Mr fets of mlb urti- Pinkney’s difpatches & onSj XIZ ' ^ s °- *> 2 > * ir!d to return to France, for: 3’ t ^ iat 1 ft la it d Lieut. Fenwick, who t0 t ^ lc Ghefapeakc—• would he charged with ^ lat 2 > was the^>;^- thc French difpatches. , l\fl 3e d inftrurtion and, April 6.— i he pub- j that No - 3 was the ° 11C lie at large will now j lJ P un which ne had j be completely latisficd, 1 made thc arrangement I that the rupture with ! and ^ alfot ftablifhc s, Mr. Jackfon is viewed ldiat t ^ le dcfpatcli In in by the Britifh govern- ! ment in the fame light ! in which it has been placed by the govern ment of the U. o. Fhe Mr. Canning to Mr. Fir ski ne of the 23 d of January, was not the on ly order under which the latter arttd; and, more* confequencesforeboded j over » Mr. Erskiue GEORGIA, J.'fifs County. hereas Chart’s M‘Car- ty, by his father and natural guardian hath filed infor mation in my office, that James Dawfon of Wafh'.ngton county, did fraudulently and'contrary to law, have his name entered in faid county for a draw or draws in the late land lottery, whereby the laid Jaiftes Dawfon drew, ot N° 2J in the 9ih diftrie'e of Baldwin county, (now Jones) and whereas it appears from the fheriff's return that the faid James Dawfon is not to be found in the county of Walhington. All perfons therefore having intereft in the land in queltion, are hereby required to be and appear at a Superior Court, to be held in and tor the county of Jones, on the lccond Monday in Auguft next & make themfelvs, party to the luits commenced, to anfwer the allegations k Ihew caufe if any they have, why the proceedings had under fuch fraudulent returns or the grant itTeU if the fame has iilued, fhoulti not be fet afide and made void. Given under my hand this 17th February, 1810. JOHN R. GREGORY, Clk. by certain partizans ot the BritiOi minifter have not enfued: the occurrence has been confidercd in England neither as an obltaclc to further and imme diate efforts towards an amicable adjuftment of differences, nor as a plaufible pretext for open war. Fhe odium falls exclufively upon the head of the Envoy who was too rafh for temperate ^difcullion, and too rude for the never revealed to the government of the U. btates the particular in- JlrufUons upon which he did art. The recent news likewile indicates in a very clear manner that a fucceffor to Mr. jack fon will be appointed ; a fact which is conclu- five as to the opinion entertained in England, of that Envoy’s con duct, and is calculated to confound a party in this country which by promotion of concord its eagernefs and indul- between the two coun- tr y * n circulating fome ' tries. His BritannicMa- late rumours of -a con- jelly, convinced (con- trary tenor, dilplays a traryto the notions of difpofition that would certain people here) feem to delight in the ; that the U btates do i entertain the molt fin- cere defire for the re- ellablilliment of friend ly relations, has une- dilhonor of America. Nat. Int. N BLANK DEEDS, Tor Sale at this Office, Collectors Titles, for Sole at this Office, 1NE months after date, application will be made to the honorable the Inferior Court of Randolph countv, for qui vocally declared to leave to fell one 1 raft of Land, 1 .. J ... r i lying in the county ol Greene, 1 arliament m hislpeecll joining Pinkard, Ligon and Dil- that he will meet that lard on the waters of B> vcr. dam Creek, containing Nineiy- Seven Acres, the fame he: g the real eftate of John Coch ran dec. Sttfannah Cochran, AdnT tis, Du lev Cochran, Adm’r. , April 17. 1810. NINE months from the dan hereof, application will be made to the Hon. Inferior Court, of Har retrofpertion touching cock county, for leave to ft 11 202 I. . 1 acres of land, known by N° 56,6ft. the arrangement con- of Baldwin—being part of the eftati eluded between Mr. | of J° fc r h r Cha P pcii dec. • i q h. € f- r« • I Hetity tifvrnsi Czuqvihitti^ ibmith cc Mr, Erikiue. [ Augufi 29. i»o9. nm-vm. defire by a corrcfponding operation on his part. An article of Parlia mentary intelligence furnilhed by the arrival of the Portia at Nor folk, leads to a flight