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VOLUME I II....NUMBER I O.
MILLEDGEFILLE: published (weekly) by DEN MIS L. RFAN.
TUESDAY, JUNK g, 18 • O-
' Sheriff's Sale.
WILL BE SOLD
On th■* firjl Tuefday in July next,
at the Market Houfe in the Town
cj Milledge uiHe,
BU r WEEN TIIE USUAL HOURS,
202 1-2 Acres of Land,
F -rmerly in the.* 5th diltrid of
W’lkinfon, now Baldwin coun
ty, known by lot N° 248 in laid
diftrift ; levied on as the proper
ty of B<*nj train II >ward to fatis-
fy Irby Dewberry’s execution a-
gainft him.
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0 13 Lot w:th im irovements
in the town of Milledgeville,
known in the plan of faid town
by N° 4, in fquare 39 ; levied
on as the property of John Al
len to fatisfy W irhaui Eafley’s
F execution again him.
•••A L S O'**
G9 Acres oi land in Bald
win county on the waters of
Rocky creek, adjoining J unes
Thomas k Jeremiah Mathew’s
land ; levied on as the property
of Chiflon Epps, to Ltibfy Dol
ly P.terfou’s execution againlt
him and Sterling B fs Property
pointed out bv S Bafs.
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One Lot and Improvements
being pari of Lot N° 1, in lquare
‘11. in the town of MilleJgeville,
bounded by Warren and Prank-
lio llreets an I by a 30 feet alley
and J >h ■ F Button’s lot in faid
fquare ; levied on as the proper
ty of Archibald Bryfon and A-
R lex.nd;. r Brvfon, to fatUfy Hart-
| w.il Jones,Frederi k Sandford,
J John Barlow, R G. Brown and
other executions againft them.
Returned to m • by a conftable.
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100 Acres of pine land in
Baldwin county, being part of a
fquare granted to Samuel Sum
ner, joining ot Averitt, M‘Cra-
ry md Willis’s lands , levied on
as (he prop Tty of Nathaniel
Miller, to fatisfy an execution in
p favor of Tames Hunter againlt
mas arid Scurry againlt Miller
and Scott.
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An I nprov J lot in the town
of Milledgeville, being one third
of the lot N° 4, in fquare 27,
bounded by Greene (Ireet, Sa
muel Beall’s and A. M. Deve-
reux’s lots ; levied on the pro
perty of Hiram Ntoors to fatisfy
S Cowles, John FoX, and the
K Idwin Regimental Court of
Jviquiry’sex.'cutions agaim him.
R' turned by a conftable, Cun-
unions calh.
j P. Cooky Sh’ff.
Mnv 29. 1810 9-tds
Sheriff's Sale.
WILL BE SOLD, on the firjl
Tuesday in July next, at the
Market-Houfe in the Town of
Milled^evilie y between the a-
fial hours,
202 1-2 Acres in the fifth dif-
trirt of Wilkinfoti, now Baldwin
county, lot N° 289 ; levied on as
die property of Benjamin Howard
to fatisfy feveral executions In favor
of A. M. Devereux, Efq. Returned
to me by a conftable.
•••ALSO —
202 1-2 Acres of Land, in the
firit diftrift of Baldwin, on Toblers
creek, adjoining A. Harris, with
great improvements thereon levied
on as the property of John Dawfon,
dec to fatisfy an execution in fa
vor of A. Pemberton and Maria
Smith, adminiftrator and admini-
(Iratrix of Thomas and William
Smith, vs. faid Dawton. Conditi
ons calh.
C. Murphy, d. s.
April 24, 1810. 4-tds.
Sheriff's Sale.
W ILL B E S OLD,
On the firfi Tuefday in dugujl next, at
the Market Houfe in the Town of
Milledgeville, between the ufuat
hours.
Two Negro Men,
Sam and Nathan j levied on as
the property of Edmund and Sarah
Lloyd, to fatisfy an execution in fa
vor of Henry Pearfon, jun. Sc Co.
vs. fat'd Edmund and Sarah, on the
foreclofure of a mortgage on faid
negroes.
C. Murphy, n. s.
May 22, 1810. 8-tda
Adniinijlrator s Sale.
WILL B E S 0 L D,
At the Court Houfe in Greene
county to the high.fi bidder, on
the firjl Tuefday in Augufi next,
One Acre and a half of Land,
lying on the waters of Town
creek, adjoining Holmes and
Browning, it being the real ef-
tate of Ifaac Wright, dec. tor the
benefit of the heirs and creditors
of faid dec.
Ezekiel Rcfion, Adm’r.
May 29
Sheri fPs Sale.
W ILL B E S O I. D,
On the firjl Tuefiday in July next
in the Town of CUnion,
BETWEEN THE USUAL HOURS,
One Fra&ion ;
On the Ocmulgee, in the 12th
diflri<St of Baldwin now Jones
county, N° 230, containing 37
and 4 tenths Acres ; taken as
the property of Peter Scarbo
rough to fatisfy Jonathan, Phil
hi,li, and one in tavor of l ho- lip’s execution.
Aduiiniftrator’s Sale.
WILL BE SOLD,
On the 4th of Augufi next, at the
Plantation of Elijah Groom, dee.
Walhington county, the
Pcrfonal Property
Of faid deceafed. Terms will be
made known on the- day of fale.
Wiley Groom, Ad’rar.
May 8, 1810. 6-tds
Adminiftrator’a Sale.
WILL BE SOLD,
On Monday the \th day of June next,
at the hoi:fe of Irwin Calhoun, dec.
All the Pcrfonal Pro-
CONGRESS.
Houfe of Reprefentatives.
Tuesday, May 1.
The committee to whom was
referred the rei'olution of the 4th
ult. uiredting an enquiry into
the conduft of Brigadier Gene
ral James Wilkinfon in relation
to his having at any time whillt
in the fervice of the U. States,
corruptly received money from
the government of Spain, or its
agents, or in relation to his hav
ing, during the time aforefaid,
been an accomplice, or in any
way concerned with the agents
of any foreign power, or Aaron
Burr in a project againft the do
minions of the King of Spain, or
to dil'member thefe U States, &
to enquire generally into the con
duct ot the laid Janies Wilkinfon
as Brigadier General of the ar
my of the United States, report,
that they have had under confi-
deration the feveral lubjeils of
enquiry, and have inveftigated
them to the utinoft of their pow-
er fince the time of their appoint-
ment, but from the limited peri
od in which they have acted and
from the extenfive and conroli.
He HMfcftheXck of Catl^nd j cated natur * ot 'he fubjea* they
Hogs, Houftiold and Kite >n Fur-1 are under the aeceffiry of Hating
niture, &c. Terms of fale made
known on the day.
Martha Calhoon, Adm’trix.
James Calhoon, Adm’r.
April 24-. 1810. 4-tds
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Sheriff's Sale.
W I L L RESOLD,
Qn the frjl Tuefday in July next, at
Madifvi. Morgan county,
srrwuE.N cue usual hours,
One Negro Boy,
By the name of Mofes, taken
as the property of Burket Dean,
to latislv fuiidry executions in
favor of V.. C Whitti- k and o-
tiicis. Conditions calh.
A. iVP A fie, i). s.
Mav 29. 9-tds
iiOLT’S^FLlUlY. -
£T ALL per funs travelling on
hot It: hark, may crols at my
PERRY lor half price.
Thaddcus Holt.
March 13, IS 10. 50-tf
50 Acres in the 11th diftrift
of Baldwin now Jones county,
part of Lot N° 127, taken to fa-
tisfy an execution in favor ot
Thomas Napier againlt Henry
B. Smith and Henry Owens •,
returned by a conftable. Con
ditions. Calh.
■9. Feagin, Sh’ff.
May 29, 18lu. 9-tds.
Sheriff’s Sale.
WILL RESOLD,
On the firjl Tuefday in July next, at
Twiggs Court houfe., between the
ufual hours,
One Lot of Land ;
N° 220, in the 28th diilrift
of Wilkinfon now Twiggs coun
ty ; levied on as the property of
Joleph Woodall to fatisiy John
Middleton’s execution. Con
ditions cam.
E. Nunn, Sh’ff.
May 29, 1810. 9-tds
FOR SALE,
Two Cotton Gins,
One 59 and the other 30 Combs
—they both execute well, and
will be (old lower (perhaps) than
can be obtained elfewhere. A
credit may be given if the terms
luit.
Stanford, G? Co.
Milledgeville, May 11.
The Subfcribcis
WILL GIrE GOODS FOR
Str i ped Homespun,
Seven-Eighths wide at Thirty-
Seven and a Half Cents per yard.
''Thomas W Scurry.
May 8, 1810. G-t'f
H O Mis P iun7
T HF, fuhfcribers will purchafe
TWO THOUSAND yards
HOMESPUN, Seven-Eighths of a
yard wide, and ftriped in the warp -,
for which goods at a fair price will
be given in exchange.
Devercux & Thwcatt.
May 15. 7—if
Swords lipaulets.
The fubferibers have for fale, a
handfome aflortment of Epaulets
uau a few Officers Swords,
Dover taux ZJ Tbweatt
May id, 1809 7—if
Bees WuX—The fuh-
feribers wiHi to purchale 2000lb
of BEES WAX, for which
twenty cents a pound cajh will
be given.
Devereux Zfi Thwcatt.
February 12. 4t)-tf.
C5- Fifteen Dollars per cwt.
v.’iil be given for Black Snake
Root, and Ten Dollars per cwt.
for Pink Root.—They mull be
clean and well dried. Alio,
The highdl price for Bees Wax.
Apply in Millepgeviile to
D. Wilfon.
TOR SALE,
AN ELEGANT
Billiard Table, &c.
Complete. Cadi or produce will
be taken in payment—a finall credit
will be given it requefted, the pur-
clufer giving approved fecurity.
S. Buffington
May 8, 1810.
0-mtf.
that they have not been able to
make any thorough and conclti
five invefiigation of the objects
of their enquiry.
Such teltimony, however, as
they have been able to procure,
they beg leave to fubmit as part
of this report, and which may
be referred to undo* the follo w
ing heads and order:
In relation to the firfi objefts
of inquiry, to wit, the receipt of
money by General Wilkinfon
from the Spanilh government or
its agents, refer to the
Depofition of John Ballenger,
No. 5.
Letterfroin Evan Iones,No.6.
Depofitions of F. Langlois,
dated the 29th of December,
ISOS, containing two original
letters to himfelf from the Baron
de Carondelet, dated the ‘28th of
January and 28th of June, No.
7.
Gen Wilkinfon’s letter to
John Adair, dated Augufi 7,
.1795, No. 7.
Depofitionol Dominique Bou-
ligny, Net. 8.
Depofition of Thos. Power,
No. 9.
Depofition of William Miller,
No. 11.
Letter from Jofeph Collins,
marked A.
Thomas Portell’s copy in his
own hand writing of the Baron
de Carondelet’s inftru&ions to
him. dated Jan. 20,179li, with a
tranilation thereof (ioiu the Spa
ll ilh, No. 14.
Covrefpondence betweenTho-
nsas Power and Don Thomas
Portell, No. 15 and 16.
Depofition oi Tiicmas Power,
No. 17.
Depofition of Andrew Elli-
cott,No. 19.
Thomas Power’s letter to Ba
ron de Carondelet, No. 20.
Thomas Power’s letter to Go
vernor Gayofo, No. 21.
Thomas Power’s letter to the
Baron de Carondelet, No. 22.
Thomas Power’s letter to Go
vernor Gayofo, Ho. 23.
Elifha Wiulu’s depofition,
marked W.
Depofition of James ivi. Lkai
ford, No. 25.
Depofition of Iliac Briggs,
marked I. 14.
In relation to the fecond object
of enquiry, to wit, the connes-
ion ot General Wilxinfon witn
the agents of G)>ain in a prrjeic
to diimenmer the United States,
refer to the
Depofition of Thomas Power,
No. 34.
A certified copy of a letter
from Gen. James Wilkinfon ta>
, Gov. Gayofo, in the hand wri-
j ting or’ Gov. G tyofo, dated Sep-
j comber 22, 1796, marked G. Y»
! Gen. Wilkinfon’s fecret iu-
| ftruflions to Thomas Power, in
! the hand writing of Phillip No
land, No. 35.
Thomas Power’s letter to thes
Baron de Carondelet, No. LG.
Baron de Carondelet’s letter
to Thomas Power, No. 38.
Thomas Power’s letter to th,}
Baron de' Carondelet, No. 40.
General Wilkinfon’s letter lu
Thomas Power, No. 42.
ThomasPowei’s to Gov. Gay
ofo, No, 43
Gen. Wilkinfon’s letter tc>
Thomas Power, No. 70.
Baron de Carondelet’s letter
to Thomas Power, No. 44.
Daniel Clarke’s depofition,
No. 45.
In relation to the third object
of enquiry, to wit, Gen. Wilkin-
Ion’s connexion with Aaroit
Burr, refer to
The depofition of Daniel
Claike before referred to, No.
45.
Gen. Wilkinfon’s letter tci
John Adair, No. 8.
Evidence of Gen. Wilkinfon
as communicat'd! to Congrefs of :
Nov. 23,1807, page 311 ofThu
Proficients mefikge.
Ditto page 309
Letter from General Wilkin
fon to Daniel Clarke June U,
1805, marked X.
Prcfidents meffage to Congrefs,
page 281.
Wilkinfon’s letter to Col. M‘-
Kee, Pivfidents raefs to Con-
grefs, page 22.
Mr. Teafwell’s evidence, Prc-
fident s ineflage to Congrefs
page 5.
Letter in cypher from Burr to
Wiikinlbn, dated 22d July, as
tlecyphcred by a member of the
Grand Jury at Richmond.
Gen. Jonathan Daytoii’s let
ters to Wilkinfon in cypher, Pie-
fident’s nutl'age.
Wilkinfon’;; depofition, No 8,
and in page 209, of the report
of Burr’s trial as communicated
to Congrefs.
Extract of Wilkinfon’s letter
to the Prefident, lent by Smith,
dated 2111 Get 1806, Pi ciidenl’s
meffage, page 204.
In relation to 'lie fourth point
of enquiry, to wit, the conduct of
Gen. Wilkinfon as Brigadier
general ot the army of the Uni.-
ted States, refer to the
Depofition of William Sim
mons, Efq letter S.
Depofition oi Captain Georg &
Peter, letter P.
Depofition of Captain Wm. II.
Williams, letter W.
Depofition of John Smith, Li
ter li.
Letter from William Sim.
mons, Efq inclofing extracts A
B C D.
» Letter from Cen. Wi'k'xfoq
to Daniel Clarke, No 71.
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