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MILLED SEVILLE :
TUESDtr, may 22, 18J0.
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CON .RE'JS adjourned oil the
ifi (oft after a fell! >n I £G days.
to flop but one day: It is fan.
flic had on board a Treaty be
tween the United States and G.
Britain, confidently expected to
be fatisfaclory
The Statefman of the 22d
March, (ays—the American fri
gate John Adams, is yet waiting
at Cowes for die Dt (patches of
Mr. Pinkney, whole negotb
tion with Marquis Weelesly,
notwithftanding the repeated re
ports to the contrary, does not
appear to be yet bro’t to a con-
clufion.
The London papers (late that
accounts from Holland mention
the revival of trade at Amjler
touched, and it is more than pro
bable becaufe it occurred before
and when Grenville was himfelf
a minilier, tint expeditions, fai
led from being no better conduc
ted or provided. Even his new
old friend, lord Melville’s expe
ditions to Holland, Were as fatal
as thofe to Walcheren; only
that in the multitude of difafters,
fight and memory of thofe that
arepnltare forgotten,while thofe
that are recent abforb the whole
attention. Lord Grenville him
felt participated in the honors
(filch as they were) of the O'li
beroon expedition, in the You on
expedition, in the Corfuan ex
dam ; that the threats contained pedition. in the Dunkirk expadi
in the Letter of the Duke of Ca tion, and in the greatell expedi-
dore had not been executed ; tion and the molt fi gitious and
that the port of Holland, which unfortunate of all expeditions—
was propofed to be annexed to that undertaken for the partition
France, is South of the Maes. and conquelts of France, and lor
The Englifh have given been- dilating to that nation a govern
for the Exportation of Dye meat and laws ; what a hutnilia-
Stuff’s, A (lies, and Barrilla
France.—Bojlon Patriot.
to ting figure mud he exhibit if be
fliould cotne to be prime minif-
ter of England, and be oblige 1
to correfpond with Huit Marct
whom he, with the proverbial
morofenefs o( John Bull, treated
■with a ruffianly rudenefs •, Ma
ret, now the fecretary of Hate to
the ruler of Europe.
From fuch (latcfmen, from
men whofe ambition is fo profli
gate as to alfume or to difeard
any principles, to take up or to
abandon any friend (hip like a
coat or a pair of flippers, what is
to be cxr>e£ted ; what can be
expedited ? It is the fame lord
the probability is that the change Grenville who cajoled Jay into
will beat lead during the pref the Biitifh treaty
fare of difficulties, in favor of what j Grenville in fhort complains
will be deemed a moderate mi Q f nothing which is not founded
niftry compared with thofe of 0 n the failure of the expeditions,
Pitt, or Jenkinfon, or Canning, which be attiibutes wholly tothe
or Percival. Probably overtures incapacity of the minifters ;
will be made to GreV and his merely becaufe he willies to (hew
the dominions, colonies and denen-| fri enc [ s . 0 f w hom Mr Whitbread 1 thereby that he is exadlly the
dcnctcs of the nation thus refusing ; s one> hut it is probable they, i man f u to fur plant them; where-
or negeamg to vovoae or modify ^ ^ t unlefs the invet . | - f th _ ar "l ent oi incapacity
i.) revoke or modify her ediifls in like
manner then the third, fourth, fifth,
f.xtii, f-venth, eighth, nineth, tenth
and eighteenth feclionr. of the Non-
Intercourfe law. ihall from and af
ter the expiration of three months
from the date of the proclamation
aforefaid, b" revived and have full
force and effeft fo far as relates to
the dominions, colonies and depen
dencies, and to the articles the
growth, produce or manufacture of i
Letters from Canada Hate,
that the courier having been ar-
ralted and letters opened, by or
der of General Craig, a treason
able correspondence had been
deteQed between feveral mem
bers of the'Aff mbiy, and the
agent of M Tiirreau, the Freuch
minilier in the United States, k
that many arrtils had been made
in confcquence.
A change cf riiiniflry in Eng-
has now become a certainty ; k
Sheriff's Sale.
IVILL BE SOLD,
On the fijl Tuefday in dug,if next at
ihe Market Houfe in the Town of
Mi/ledgeville,^ between the i/Jual
hours.
Two Negro Men,
Sam and Nathan; levied on as
the property of Edmund and Sarah
Lloyd, to fatisfy an execution in fa
vor of Henry Pearfon, jun. & Co.
vs. fi»id Edmund and Sarah, on the
forcclofure of a mortgage on faid
negroes.
C. Murphy, r>. s.
May 22, IS 10. S-tds
NOTICE
A pprehended ana lodged!
in Clinton Jail on the lG.h '
inft. a Negro Fellow named Shad- ,
rack ; fays he belongs to a Mr. Mon- |
grofs, Scriven county. He fays he i
has been in the woods fince Angult ■
lafl; he is of a yellow complexion, ;
about five feet eight inches high.—
The owner can have him by apply
ing to the fubferiber in Clinton and
paying charges.
Thomas Stulls. '
Clinton, May 20, 1810. 8-lw
Caution.
T HIS is to forwarn ail perfons
not to trade for Four Bonds,
for Ninity Seven Dollars each, given
by Henry Pelt and Daniel Wadf-
worth, to Obadiah F.chois, as they
were fraudulently obtained.
Henry Pelt
May 22. 8-Jw.
her edicts in tiie manner aforefaid.
AnA ihe reftri&tons imnofed by this
act Ihnli, from the dam of fuch pro-
el,uri a'ion, ceafeand be difeontinued
in relation to the nation revoking or
modifying her decrees in the manner
rujt'i'faid No reduction of the ar-
rnv and raw had taken place The
enquiry into the conduit of General
kVilkinfon is hung up till next fef-
lion The charter of the Bank of
t!ie United S'ates (alias the Alien’s
Bank) has not been renewed.
accept unlels the mvet- * 1 as jf the argument ol incapacity
crate fapaticifoi ul their hi r.d was to be deduced trom tlac fai-
monan.h again ft the Catholics is i ure D f expeditions, & that con
abandoned. T his will not be j clufive,jGrenville any more than
done ; and then the off ;r will go Caftlere igb, would never be put
to Grenville, and this will he cal
led a btoad boflooted adninijlra
tion, for they will take off a lew
of the mercenary members as
they did with Burke and Po t-
land, and that odious group of
perfidious and mercenary cour
tiers
into power. — Aurora.
Mi/iedgevi/le, May 21, 18'0.
I AM defirous to employ a Young
Man as an Afinlant in my Shop;
one who propofes to make himfelf
acquainted with the elementary bran-
they may take Windham j chcs of Medicine would be prefered.
,ir will have accefs to one of the
NOTICE.
¥ DO hereby forwarn ah perfons
trom trading for Four Notes if
Hand, given by myfelf to Rt. Hill lor
Thirty-Seven Dollars and Fifty Cents
each, as I am determined not to pay
them.
James Vtclnvaile.
May 22. 8-.'Jw
Off OR r TA, T7illi:,for, county.
Hi; REAS John A.Wil
liams hath filed infor
mation in my office that Wil
li mi Cone ot Juikfuii county,
di; fraudulently am! contrary to
1 iw have his name entered in
fai cl .county for draw or drawn,
in the !a!f land lottery, whereby
the faid William Cope drew lot
N° I4uin the 25th diftvift ot
Wilkinfon county: And \n here-
a.; it appears from the lhenff’s
return on a writ ot fare facias
obtained by faid J. A Williams
mace returnable to Wiikinfon
Superior court, April term 1 K10.
againlt laid William Cope (oj?
the land, as aforefaid drawn t>y
him, the faid William, that the
ftid William is not to be found
in the county of J addon.
Ail perfons therefore having
intereft in the lan 1 in queftion,
are hereby required to tie anti
appear at a fuperiot court to be
held i.i k for the county of Wil-
k n m, on the 1 ft Monday hi
Odl >oer next, and make them-
felves parties to the faid fcire fa
cias, to aiifwer the allegations
therein am. (hew caule, if ar.y»
they have, why the proceedings!
had un n r fuch (rau uiem re
turn or it turns, or the grant it-
(elf, it iffued, Ci.mid r.oc be Lc
alide and made void.
G.veu under my hand this
5ih day of March l SIO.
A. M'lntyre, Cl k.
hi., conhituents in our next, if prac-
tic.ib'e... We can fay to his revilevs
with one of the ancients, “ fuffer
bin to fpeak, and after that he has
fji.ik?’i mock on.”
The recent election in New-York
has terminated in the triumph of
correct principles—Gov. Tompkins
and Lieut. Gov. Broome, are rc-
e’eclid, and a majority in each
branch of the Legiflature are Re
publicans.
A federalilt on being informed of
taev late election in Rhode-Ifiand,
obairved. » we are fafe now ’—How
l‘j, in the name of common fenfe,
i 'tilit’d a republican—Becaufe we
The nothing more to I '/'e. rejoined
t ie federalift. Bf.on Patriot.
Ft derali fin, (fays the La (tern Ar-
gv.'y) is placeil wlicre die Irilliman
faw his father la(t under the gallows
funding upon nothing !
LATEST FROM ENGL AND-
Ship Ann, arrived in theout-
er harbor yidlerday, in 2S days
ff jm Liverpool. Papers to the
2">tfi March have been received
at the Exchange Coffee Uottfc;
they have little to fay on Amer-
i in affairs, and ars barren of
i nportant intelligence. A paf-
fenprer dates —
es in our own parliament, the lo- j leclge 0 f which, no man can excel
fer in the game for power will he- j as a Phyfician.
come the caluminator of thol
whom he could not cajole or
who would not come to his
terms.
The fpcech cf Grenville in the
houfe of Peers, has been now'
read every where. Every one
can form an opinion ol the man
from that fpeeeh. It is to he Cure
Daniel Wi’fon.
GEORGIA, Baldwin county
W HER E AS Daniel Wilfon has
applied to me lor letters of
Adminillration on the elbite cf
Thomas Hubble, dec.
Thofe are therefore to cite and ad-
monifh all anc. lingular the kindred
and creditors of faid deceafed, to be
and appear at my office within the
time preferibed by law, to fhew
caufe if any they have why faid let- i
ters (honld not be granted.
Given under my hand at office j
this 20;h day of May 1810.
Fred'k Free nun, c o
lo Patsey If. u.i mu
r | ’AK.E nonce, that I did on
JL the 15ihdayot November
in the year 1302, in terms of an
act ot the general uffembly of
the Hate of Georgia, pointing
out the mode ol roll eriug void
all grants ana other proceedings
founded upon fade or fraudulent
returns, made by perfons not en
titled to draws in the late land j
lotteries of faid Hatr-, obtain a
fcieri facias, from the chrk of
the luptrior court of Randolph
county which was made return
able to the faid court at March
term, in the year 1810, and di-
C A U T I O N.
T HE public are cautioned a-
gainll trading for certain judg
ments againlt me to the amount of
two hundred & twenty-five dollars,
now in the hands of Enoch Lutif-
ford of Milledgeville, as I have paid j re fted to the flv riff of Franklin
two hundred and twelve dollars and j coun ty which you are ciiarg-
. . ; leventv- five Cents on laid magm-ents, , cl ^ °
an attack upon the minifters in the r J eipl3 for which are in the J eo ol having on ered your name
power, but cf what kind ; the handsof Mr. F. Sanford of Milledge-; Irauuulently and contrary to law,
whole of the artillery o( cenfure villc In addition I hired faid Lunf- j l’ 1 l al d county ol Franklin,
is direfted againft the failure of ford a negro woman for one month,; lor one draw in the fecond land
tluir meafures not airainft the which was four dollars •, alfo by Mr lottery for faid Hate, and to have
ov ! Lunsford’s requell paid Mr Pace 1
meaiures themfelves. I he ex- four do „ ar8 fif * cents> making
puditions to I oi ruga ane pain amcunt p a * l( | on t\ lQ faid judgments
are condemned I t tile failure ; ( W o hundred and twenty- one dollars
had they been fuccefsful they aru j twenty-five cents—he lias alfo
would have efcaped this cenfure; in his hands accounts of mine a
now every man of fenfe mult mounting to upwards of feventy do!
know that the fuccefs or the fai- Drs. I have thought proper to make
lure of ameafure of war, does thii ftatement to prevent fraud being
pracliled (as contemplated) and to
A hr
he frigate John Adams, fail-
from Cowes the 22d March
Havre, where flat; expected
not determine either its original
wifdom or its ultimate juftice.
The dylentery and Weft India
rum in Portugal, deftroyed more
of the Britifh f han the fword of
the viftor; and a great tneafure
of the failure of the Rritilh in
Spain, is to be attributed to th<-fe
caufes, as well as to the want of
talents in the ftaff o! their armies,
& of forefight in the government
in the makingfuitable provifions.
Thefc points, however, are not
drawn lot number fourteen, in
the fourteenth dillrid ol Bald
win county, and that the faid
Iheriff hath returned thereupon
that you were not to be found.
You are therefore as well as ah
other perfons, who have any in
tcrdl in the laid lot of land, n
quired to come forward and
inform Lunsford tint the balance , ma ^ e yourfelves parties in the
due him is reauy at any time by his j ^ aud f an f wcr the
delivering thff jadgments to Mr. y ...... , r . .
Frederick Sanford, or myfelf, and ( allegations exhibited by the faid
returning my accounts, liiinsford f^h to fhew caule, it any
is informed that he had bed for his you have Why the proceedings
own fake defill from offering the a- ; which may have been had under
have judgments for fale. ^ 1 the falfe or fraudulent return,
vVILi.I\M GRAY, j ani j g r ant itfelf fliould notbefet
Cj* Ihe Lditor of the Georgia -
Journal an ‘ Argus are requelled to
iufert the above once ill their ref-
peclive papers, for which they Ihall
be paid, VD G.
afide and make void.
WM. CH RID AIN,
Informer.
March 27. 52.
GEORGIA, Jones County.
here ns Charier M t ar
ty, hy his lather and
natural guardian hath filec infor
mation in my office, that James
Dawl’on of Wafhingtoii couthy,
did fraudulently and contrary voi
law, have his name entered in
faiil countv for a draw or draws
in the late land lottery, whereby
the faid James Daw Ion drew,
ot N° 25 in the 9,!i Jillrifl of
Baldwin county, (now Jones)
and whereas it appears from th^
flit’iiff’s return that the faiil
James Dawfon is not to be found
in the county of Walhington.
All perfons therefore having
interelf in the land in queftion,
are hereby required lo be and
appear at a Superior Court, to
beheld in and lor the county of
J mes, on the fecond Monday ia
Augull next & make themfelvs,
party to the fuits commenced,
to anfwer the allegations llnv
caule if any they have, why the
proceedings had u/ider fuc'i
frauduienr returns or the grant
itlelfil thel.iine has iflued, fliould
nor be fet alide and made void.
Given under my hand this
17i h February, 1810.
JOHN i GREGORY Clk m
Null C E.
INF. months alter date,
application will be made
to the honorable the Inferior
Court of Randolph county, lor
leave to fell one Frail of Land,
lying in the county of Greene,
joining Pinkard, Ligon and Dil
lard on the waters of Bever-
dam Creek, containing Ninety-
Seven Actvs, the fame being
the real ellate ol Joha. Coch
ran dec:.
Sttfannah Cochran, Adm’trix.
Dailey Cochran, Adin’r.
April 17, 1810.
•;x "I INE months after date,
1 application will be made
to the Honorable the Inferior
Court ol Baldwin county, for
euve to fell two hunured acres
oi Land in Ilunco k county on
the twelve miles Beaver Dam,
I djuuung L wis 1 vus ana others,
1 —.or the ben lit ol the Heir&
Creditors of Wilfiam i urueia
j non co nip us mpntus.
John Matthews, ,, .
■y . r ;> uuardia;.
Joi/jun turner, Jj
9di Jan. 1810.