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. ;n d fuppHed with a numerous I artillery. j Jlxtralh of Utters from Hamburg, da ted January 26. The D-inilh chancery took the papers of v>.ff?ls indiferiminately have examined them and have ordered the fequeltration to be taken off; ihe cargoes to be at (hfpofal of the proprietors. They hive (named cotnmiffi tilers i Altona, Tonningen, Frederick fhdt and Hufum, and have in jlructed them to examine the p.t pors appertaining to American property in thofe places and it lh;y find them in order to releafe theproperty immediately. There is no doubt but that the Ruffian and IJanifh governments art- well idifpoled towards us an 1 will do what depends on them to encourage and favor the A merican trade with them. But they are ruled by a higher pow er." il February 1. « I have nothing particularly new to communicate excepting that the Danilh government are clearing mod of the veffels un der fequeftration.” Turn, Jan, 1G. The order of the day for dif- cuflions yefterday in the Legilla- tive Body, was the projet relative to the finances M. Eremin Bea- mont, as the repnrtertothe Com mittee of Finance, went at great length into a confideration of the various difrfofitions of the projet, which naturdly furnifhed him- fvlf with an opportunity of di recting the attention of the Af- fembly to the order and econo my which his Majefty had intro duced into the national finances, & contrafting this ftate of things with the irregularities and con- fufion prevalent in that depart ment under the government that had preceded that of his Majefty. M Fremin Beaumont conclu ded his report, with obferving, that,' notwithstanding the great military eftablifhmentof France, the many public monuments e Sheriff's Sale. WILL BE SOLD, On the fief Tuefday in June next, at the Market Houfe in the Town of Afitiedgevi lie, BETWEEN THE USUAL HOURS, The Following Property, Two Negroes, Phillis and Tom ; Sheriff's Sale. WILL BE SOLD, On the firfi Tuefday in June next, in the Town of Clinton, BETWEEN THE U3 if AT. MOVES, One Lot of Land ; N° 1-35, in the 12th di(tri«St of Baldwin now Jones county in the I one walnut cubbord, one mahogony poffefiioii of Abner Jolinfton, with tea-table, two pine tables and one pine (lab, one pine defk, feven wind- ior chairs, one feather bed and fur niture, and two bedfteads, three fplit bottomed chairs, two waiters, a quantity of queen’s ware arid glafs vare, one fet of caftors, a quantity of feed cotton and corn, one trowel hoe, three augers, one broad axe and one club axe, one crofs cut and one pit faw, two (tone jars one of them containing fugar, three weeding hoes, one garden hoe and rake, one pewter quartmeafure, one jack ferew two hives of bees, one cutting box and knife complete, three fpinning wheels, one trunk, one waffle iron, three pots and one tea kettle two, dutch ovens, two pot racks, one fry ing pan, one half bufhel meafure, two water pails, one churn, and a quantity of hogs, confuting of four fows and their pigs, and eighteen flioats ; levied on as the property of Dadid Flukcr, to fatisfy feveral ex ecutions in favor of Bird and Wil- liamfon, John Mims, Elifin Harris, Thomas Hafwell and others, againft the faid David Fluker, individually, and as executor of James Harvey dec. and John S. Porter and David Fluker. — A L S 0“» One lot in Salem well improved, containing one acre of ground, join ing George Simpfon, Ilham Weft and Seabotim Jones’s land, and one forrel horfe levied on as the pro perty of Nathaniel D. Smith, at the inftance of Dennis Doyle. Judg ment founded on the attachment.— Conditions Cafh. Phillip Cool, SlTff. May 1,1810. 5-tds a new double veer’d Grift Mill, on Big Falling Creek ; taken as the property of Abner Johnfton to fa tisfy two executions in favor of John Wifdom Property pointed out by the defendant. •••a L s o-*» One lot of Land, N° 169, in the 12th diftritt of Baldwin now Jones county, taken as the property of John Winflett to fatisfy fundry executions in favor of Thomas Pearce, vs. John and Samuel Winflet’t. Pointed out by Samuel Winflet, and returned by a conltable. Conditions Cafli. S. Tea gin, Sh’ff. May 1,1810. S-tds. Fifty Dollars fteward. R IJN a WAY on the 14th inft. from the fubferibers in Twiggs county, on the Ocmulgee river, i Three Horfes, viz. One large bright horfe about 1C or 15 years old, handfomc and Itrong made and in very fine order, roach main, fliort fwitch tail, with a frnull ftar in his foiehead, and newly fhod all round.— Alfo one bright horfe about 9 years old, 15 1-2 hands high, or there about, with the hind leet white and rubbed on eacli fide with the carriage lhafts, and in good ord/jr.—The other a forrel horfe, a- bout 16 hands high, not in very geod order, newly fhod before, marked on both (boulders by the collar, and about 7 years old. Sheriff’s Sale. WILL BE SO L D, On the firfi Tuefday in June next, at Mndifon, Morgan county, BETWEEN THE USUAL HOURS, One Lot of Land ; N° 70, in the 5th’ diftrict of Bald win now Morgan county, taken as the property of John H. Harvey & ingin the capital'and the clif- I Francis Harvey to fatisfy fundry-ex- J.,,.1 I ecutions m favor of bilvamus Wal- For* Wilkinson, A fail I C>, 1 8 1 Regimental Orders A vacancy - having oc* cut red in the upper Bat talion of rite B ddwin county Regiment, by Vl .j Robeu’$ re moval from the limits of ihe Battalion, an Election will take place on Snui lav the 20.h of May next, at th,- B iLttin•; A»uf- ter ground, for a Major, to command laid Battalion; of which all commillimed and bre- vetted officers willjtake noiice, and iwo Captains or Lieutenants not-themfelves candidates. with two juitices in laid countv are requefted to attend and fupev- ferent departments, and the im rnenfe works confiruffing in the ports and on the frontiers, the contributions remain the fame as in 1809 ; and he compared this fixation of the finances of the French empire with that of the finances of England, which eve ry year fees her debt increafed ; and which, in order to perpetu ate imports, is compelled to re- jett peace ; and thus regards as an evil, the greateft bh fling which Providence can confer up on mankind. On the propofl tie/n of the reporter, the projet ot thebudjet for 1810 was then paf fed into a law, by a majority of 260 to 3. We learn from Wefel, that the National Guards in garrifon there were difbanded on the 5ih. by order of the Minifter at War A.fimilar proceeding has taken place at Mentz. Their Wertphalian Majeflics arrived in their capital, at 5 in the morning of the Gth inft. The ICing of Weftphalia by a decree limed here on the 2.5th ult. has eftablifhed in his dominions an Order of Knighthood, which is to bear the name of—“ I he Or der of the crown of Weftphalia’* It is to confift of 10 grand com manders, 80 commanders, and 800 knights ; the penfions of the two former dalles to be 2000 franks, that of the latter 250 francs. FOR SAI.E, Two State Troop Boun ties. Daniel Wilson, ker; levied on and returned to me by a conltable. Property pointed out by the defendant. Also One Bay HORSE taken ns the property of H. D. Stone, to fatisfy fundry executions in favor of John Caig afflgnee Property pointed out by the plaintiff’s attorney. ALSO One Lot of Land, N° 214 in the 20th diftritt of Baldwin now Mor gan county, taken as the property of H. D. Stone, to fatisfy fundry executions ill favor of John Caig, afflgnee. Pointed out by Thomas Garreit. Conditions cafh. A. M l Afce, d. s. May 1, 1810. 5-tds Now in Baldwin Jail, A NEGRO FELLOW, who fays Ins name is BOB’, a- bout five feet five inches high , fup- pofed to be about Thirty years of age ; fays he belongs to Thomas Garvin in Jefferfon county. The owner is requefted to comply with the law and take him away. John Mathews, Jailer May 1, 1810. 5-tf Confiscated Property F O R SAL E. WILL BE SOLD, At ihe State House in the Town of Millcdgeville, on the third Monday in November next, THE FOLLOWING Valuable Property, viz. One lot lying and being in the city of Savannah, with feveral te nements thereon, and known in the plan of faid Town, by lot N° 10, Hick’s tything, Percival ward ; at prefent occnpied by ■ and others. Confifeated as the pro perty of Dr. W. J. Yonge. 3000 Acres of land, lying on great Satilla river in the county of Camden, moftly pine land, (except fo much of faid tratt as has been laid off for the Town called Jefler- fon, confiding of one hundred lots of two hundred fquare fe r each.) 1000 Acres on faid river about one and an half miles below Bull head Bluff j pine land and fwamp. 2000 Acres oil the Altamahaw river and Finhalloway creek in the county of Glynn, moftly river- fwamp the above land coufifcated as the property of Sir James Wrigh. 1000 Acres on St. Mary’s river in Camden county, pine land and fwamp ; confifcatcd as the property of James Wright, j un. 1000 Acres on great Satilla ri ver in faid county, adjoining Sir James ‘Wright, on the fouth, pine, fwamp and hammock land ; con fifcatcd as the property of Alexan der Wright. 600 Acres oh the head of Crooked river in faid county, adjoining lands of the late Dr. Irvine j confifcated as the property of John Simpfon.— The original plats and grants of the above tratts of land, will be pro duced on the day of fale, as alfo plats of re-furvey. Terms of fale, Cafh or Cafh demands againft the ftate of Georgia, which have been liquidated by the Comptroller-Ge neral. Hines Holt, T Wm. Robcrtfon, f Com’rs. John McKinnon. S JSIilhdgeville, April 28, 1810. 5-mtds C3* The Editors of the Wafhing- ton Monitor Si Augufta Chronicle, will pleafe infert the above once a month until the day of fale, and for ward their accounts for payment. Putnam Superior Court March Term 1S10. Samuel Berry") Libtlfor Divorce. The above reward of Fifty Dollars intend fai l election, will be paid to any perfon who will deliver the above mentioned Horfes at Johnfton’s (tore, on Sweet Wa ter in Columbia county, or Twenty- Five Dollars to any perfon who will give information to either of the fubferibers at Augufta, where faid Horfes may be found We expett the Horfes are aiming for Greenef- borough as one of them was raifed there. Robert johnfon, John M. Kunze. May 1, 1810. 5-3w* gT Cash Will be given for 50 bufhells of CORN and 1,500 or 2 000lb ot FODDER delivered in Milletigeviile at a reafonable price. Enquire at Farmer this Office. Notice'is hereby given, HAT application wifi be made T on the firfi Monday in Sep tember next to the honorable the Court of Ordinary of Montgomery county, for letters of difmilion from the Adminiltration 6f S. Gilmore. E- 'if I. Gilmore. May 1, 1810. f Aux Amateurs dela Langue Erancais. 1 LF. Journal Erancais, cAnmi ferns ' le titre de L’Hemijphere, parait tous les Samedis au foir a Philadelphie, en brochure de 16 pages, fur deux co- lonnes, in grand oCtavo, imprime avec | de tres beaux caratteres: et il eft j conduit avec loin et imparttaiite. LTIemifphere fe borne a publier dcs faits, et a dos articles ies plus j intereffaus, ainli que le prouve les i numcros ceja publies ; lefquls lout , depofes Au Bureau de cette Feuille, ou les Amateurs de la Langue Fran- caife pourront f’abonner. 11s font pries en outre, de f’y addreffer m- ceffamment, afin de donner leur appui a un Journal qui a befoin d’en- couragement Le pnx de I’abonne- inent eft de Dix Piaftres payables d’avance. J l NEGRIN. Philadelphie, ler Avnl, 18t0. To the Lovers of tlx French Language. FRNCH Journal, Under the title of the Hemijphere, is pub- ltlheu every Saturday evening in Philadelphia, in an ottavo pamphlet of two columns on each page; It is printed on good type, and will be conducted with care and impartiali ty. The Hemilphere is confined to the publication of the molt m- tcrefting fatts and and articles, as By order of Lieut. Col. Holt, Tims. G. Copier, V j’t. Will be :>old, On the firfi Tuefday in July next, in purfuance of an order aife int e of tbi Honorable Inferior Court of Hancock, in the loai.'t of Sparta, Fifty acres of Land, being part of Lot N° 132, in tire 10th diftritt of Baldwin, notfr Jones county, for the b nent "of the heirs of Jacob Moon, decea- fed. John Middleb’ooh, April 10. Guardian. NO [Tce7~ WILL BE SOLD at the Flan, tation of Benfon Bryant dec'd, in Hancock county, on the four, teenth of May next, One Negro Man—*• Horfes, Cattie, Hogs, Sheep & H Jtifehold furniture. Twelve months credit will be given, the purchafer giving bond \uth ap proved fecuvity. Mary B yant, Adm’x. Francis Goto, Achn’r. Apr!' io GE F.OR GIA, Jones county. P ERSONALLY appeared Baily Robinfon, before me one of the Juft ices of the Peace for faid county, and being duly fwort), faith on oath, that he had a Note of Hand indorfed to him by Drury Span, for the fum of Twenty-Five Dollars, with two years intereft on it the twenty-fourth of April 1807, and that the faid Note is loft or miflaid. and he the faid Robinfon cannot find it. Bailey Robinfon. Sworn to before me this 2 Kh of April 1810. Elkanah Sawyer, j. f. 5-S T 1 vs. Nancy Berry, HE Sheriff having returned _ the defendant out of the ftate, on motion of C B. Strong, Attorney for the Plaintiff, It is ordered, That the faid Nancy appear at; the next term of this court, and anfwer the complaint of the plaintiff in the Li bel aforefaid , otherwife the court will proceed to judgment thereon : and alfo, that a copy of this Rule be publifhed in fome public Gazette as the law diretts. Extratt from the Minutes, Wm. Williams, Cl’k; May r, 1810. 5-u.t.c. BLANK DEEDS, For Sale at this Office, (Postponement.) WILL BE SOLD, At the Market Houfe in the tenon if Millcdgeville, on the first Tuefi day in April next, One Thousand Acres of Land, lying on the Ocones .river, feven rriiles above Mil- ledgeville, known by die name of Co lar Shoals tratt, granted to John Fankerfley, deceafed —• Terms of fale; -half the pur- chafe money to be paid by the iftdayol January 1811, and the balaiice in twelve months thereafter—-notes with a mort gage afid approved fecurity u ill be r quired. W. B Tankerfisy, 1 . . , Dwd-jd pL; \ Aim rs - (TT* The fale of the above property is poftponed until the firft Tuefday in May next. April 10, 1810. Will bc Soldj LL*1 CllllIL* IdClO dllll ctllU dlllUCS) rto A , » /* /2 r T~' » . . r the numbers already publifhed fuf- OA the firfi Tuesday in May next. ficientiy evince. Communications will be received at the office of the j Hemifphcre. The lovers of the [ French language are requefted to give this Journal their fupport.— The price of fubferiptiono is Ten Dollars, payable in advance. J. J. NEGRIN Philadelphia, April 1, 1810. in purfuance of an order abso lute of the Honorable I ferior Court of Hancock, in ihe Town of Sparta, Two tracts of Land ; one fituate lying and being irt the county of Warren, adjoin ing Cooper, Biftiop and others', sfi-Tht Editor of the Georgia Argus ; containing 120 acres—the other is author fed to receive jubferiptions A fpecimen of the work may be feen by applying at the office. Wanted to Hire, A perfon qualified to nurfe a child feven or eight months old —A decent old woman would be preferred. Enquire at this Office. Feb. 27,1810. 48-tf. iri the 20th dis. Bardv/in (now Morgan) N° 7, containing 202 1 2 acres. To be fold for he benefit of the heirs and cre ditors of George Henery dec. John Henry, AdmT. Feb. 27th, 1310. 4‘UtJs BLANK Collectors Titles, For SAe at this Office.