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VOLUME III....NUMBER 15.
MILI.BDGEVILLE: published (Vltekly) by DENNIS L. Rl'AN-
WEDNESDAY, JULY l I, j 8 l O-
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
The following are the gentlemen
whofe names have been mentioned
as candidates for the 12th Congrefs,
at the etifuing election in October.
Dr. FFillamhV. Bibb,
. Of Wilkes;
Col. Geo. IvL Troup,
l Of Montgomery.
l . Howell Cobb,
Of Baldwin.
Maj. Jus. E. Houston,
Of MTntofli.
Bolling Hall, Esq.
Of Hancock.
Forsyth, Esq.
Of Richmond.
Ivlaj. Elijah Clark,
Of Baldwin.
Jesse Hatton, Esq.
Of Laurens.
‘aim Elliott, Esq.
Of Liberty.
Capt.
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Sheriff’s Sale.
WILL BE SOLD,
On the ftrjl Tuefday in Auguf next, at
Madifm, Morgan county,
BETWEEN THE USUAL HOURS,
190 Acres of Land,
Under the Rate incumberance, it
being a Traditional furvey whereon
Willis Ramble now lives, N° 117,
formerly Baldwinnow Morgan coun
ty, .taken as the property of Henry
D Stone to fatisfy an execution in
favor of Jolcpii Miller, property
pointed out by Zachariah Phillips.
A. L S 0
Four Negroes, viz. Charlotte,
Shandy, Rhoderic and lefrerfon, ta
ken as the property of the eRate of
Sampfon Harris, dec. to fatisfy fun-
dry executions in favor of Thomas
Pinkard and others., 1
—A L S O—
202 1-2 Acres of Land, N° 92,
In tire fourth diRridl of Baldwin now
Morgan county, taken as the pro
perty of Hannah Fitzpatrick to fa
tisfy Robert How’s execution ; pro
perty pointed out by the defendant.
—*A L S O
160 Acres of Land in fourth clif-
trift of Baldwin now Morgan coun
ty, N = 370, taken as the property
of Clement Franum to fatisfy an
execution iu favor of John & Jofeph
Wilder ; fold under the State in-
c/umberance.
—A L S O—*
Under the Rato incumberance,
three Fractional Surveys, viz N 3
330 containing 16 Acres, N° 331 ,
pontaiping 152 1-2, and N° 836
contains 4- 1-4 Acres in the 5th dif-1
triCT of Baldwin now Morgan coun- |
i*y, and thiee Negroes, Jacob, Tamer j
^nd Richard j two Stills, one 87 the 1
gallons, with about forty Rands
of various forts and (izes; one Bay i
Mare and Colt; taken as the pro- !
perty of Jamefon Andrews to fatisfy j j- own p ( . n .\
an execution in favor of John How- t
ard and Rhefa Howard} property
pointed out by the defendant.
—a L s o—
89 Acres of LandN° S70, in the
fourth diRri£t of Baldwin now Mor
gan county, taken as the property
of Henry D Stone to fatisfy fundry
executions in favor of T. Caig a dig-
nee and others, to be fold under the
Rate incumberance } property point
ed out by plaintiff’s attorney
A I. S O —
Under the Rate incumberance 51
Acres of Land, N° 118 in the fourth
diRrirt of Baldwin, now Morgan
county, taken as the property of
Ciabourn FoRer to fatisfy fundry ex
ecutions in favor of Dillard and Mil
ler. Conditions cadi.
Sheriff’s Sale.
W IL L BE SOLD,
0 nth:fir ft Tuefday w Auguft next,
in the Town of Clinton,
f BETWEEN THE USUAL HOURS,
Two Fractions
In the 8th di£tri£t of Baldwin
now Jones county, N° 178, con
taining 33 1-5 acres, and N° 180
containing 197 :-2 acres, taken as
the property of John S. Porter, to
fatisfy James T. Thomas’ execution ;
fold under the incumberance to the
Rate.
•••A L s O"*
O ne half of Lot N° 5, in the town
of Clinton with improvements, ta
ken as the proderty of Elijah Gordy
to fatisfy Henry Rogers’ execution ;
returned by a conRable, and fold un
der the incumberance to the county.
-•a L s 0--
One lot of Land in the 7th dif-
trifl of Baldwin now Jones county,
N° 2 in faid diftriiR, taken as the
property of Frederick Daniel to fa
tisfy an execution in favor of the
Rate, vs. William Giles, £t Frederic
Daniel.
‘••A l s o<*»
LotN° 103, in the 12th diRricl of
Baldwin now Jones county, whereon
Giles Driver now lives, taken as lire
property of William C. Hint, to
fatisfy Samuel Thompfon’s executi
on agaitiR faid Hurt and others.
Lot N° 19if, in the6th diRrid of j to which national character
Baldwin now Jones county, taken b as been reduced, by the weak,
as the property of William Wright j und
to fatisfy Buckner Harris’execution. ! pffii
•••a l s o... 1 ti la t we are insulted and plun
One Bay Mare taken as the pro- I dered by the pettieft Rates in
pertv of P-.enfant Wdlmmfon to ii- 1 r ,, r , , . r , ,
! . ,' r, . c . , r . Europe, nav, t..r oy lus taoD
tisfy Davis smith, fen execution. 1
FROM THE AURORA
OUR. NEGOCIATIONS WITH GREAT
BRITAIN AND FRANCE.
The main error of American
policy with regard to the belli
gerents ol Europe, was in the
l elf deceiving manner which con
grefs treated their ccndnft to
wards us; in vainly imagining
that any forced ConftruQion
which congrefs might give to the
policy or mealures of cither of
the belligerents, would be adopt
ed by the belligerents in the
fenfe which congrefs chofe to
view them, and not in the fenfe
that they were intended. Our
misfortune in t his Rate of things
has been tha.t while we expofed
ourfelyes to their contempt, we
were ourfelves the only party de
ceived by this kind of ojlrich po
licy.
We truR there is no man in
this country affuming any title to
the American name, who for a
Angle moment could be the ad
vocals for the toleration of infult
inent of ewry mcafurecalculated and placed at the head of the
to maintain the national indepen- miniRcrial ghofts, of defundt na-
lenceand to fupport American tions, and tells every body, and
writes to his government, that
neutrality -, and proceeds direft
! V to this all important point for
i his country, “ agree net to fib*
mil to the Brittfli orders in coun
cil and “ we will renew a com
mercial treaty with you, and
the whole of our d* fieri
with Great Britain will certain! 1 }
be ft tied—when Id! at the end
of two months and an half the
marquis sends Mr. Pinknev
do every thing in our power to | letter, informing him that altho'
confolidate & render pmfperous | the king thought wry highly if ■
Amercan commerce.” This ap i Mr. Jackfon's conduit, he would
pears to be her ultimatum How recall him, and defire him to
it has been received, or how it* turn over his infiru&ions to an,
has been met, is well known ;' agent qualified to trail fact the
flow far this principle of fubtr.is
fon or nonfubmiffnn was confifl-
ent with our profeffions and with
our experience of the paid or
purpofes for the future, was not
it feems confidered. As for
France, file never held any pre-
tenfions to the principle of the
Britifh blockading orders, all the
meafurts of that charaftcr, were
a els of hoililiiy to her it is true*
and where they were repugnant
to the ufages of nations, any na
tion protefiing neutrality, and
* , tic*, r i 1 fubmitting to the violation of a
to the Lr states irom any nation , , • , . ... , . •
. r r . . J, , 1 neutral nglitwmchwenttoin-
on the face of the earth. Yet that • . ,, r , • •
,, . -\ . . r , , , , jure her alio, was fubmitting to
this nation has been infulted, and f .
r , . , ana becoming in faft a party in
grofsly mfutud too, not only by ■ the inj ' X1 , e Bern ,J j,,' ree
be ,,,mpal belbgetcnts; but | „, as ^ „, orc tha „ oomll ,
InclMs the (late of Je R radat,on after the Briti „, bIoclrad . of , n
the ooaR of Europe, from the
ordinary affairs of the govern
ment. In a whole year the I5ri-
tifli government has not deigned
to enter the leaR difcuffion ref-.
pefting the murderous attack on.
the Chefapeake frigate—the im-
pri ffment and imprifomnent of
our (eamen, &. the illegal block
ade of whole countries, prohi
biting the increafc of cur faii-
commerce on the ocean, and tes
thofe countries-thofe complaint?:
are now hardly heard of, and
tile practice is by long exercife
growing into common law—G-
Britain has managed to make ant
impudent incendiary the foie to
pic of negociation for 9 months
paR, and to mi nd the matter the
nation is to this hour infulted.
What degree of comparifoT*
does the infult of the Due do
neenreuuccct, oy tneAveaic, Elbe to ORend-and at the very Cadore's letter bear to thefe
ufcnminatmg, and miferahle moment t j iat England was ex-1 things ? by that man Rill re.
icy of our national councils, . p( jjjj Q g ou ,. neutral flag from' maining in the country ; and ho
e ports, Rie was employing it' fl'en at a public meeting in,
ther points to carry on her BoRon, holding forth in a. pub-
•••a l s 0-*
One Sorrel M.ire four years
old,
pelling our neutral flag from maimng in tile country
tliofl
in other
. ,. r . . 1 own illicit trade. France did not lictoaff, the f.inie fenument ct
co ored tnajefly o St. Domingo. fe ; 7e aC that time our fair trade . fedition which Picketing had be
lts true indeed, that we hear The language of the duke de Ca-; fore publiflied and the Mafia-
■en unilormly chufetts legifiature echoed, of a;
, , , , . held out by France--maintain war with F ance. U til the peo-.
pendence, and bellow out that r neutra j rights againR the pie of this country know how
we will not crouch to any nation I J iation that invad t-s them and we to eRimate the real evils infiifted
in the world, that we will not will refpeft your neutrality.” , by the belligerents, and diferi-
fubnnt to mfu.t, Irom any gov- j _ _ I ruinate between words Sff action
eminent; and yet after all. their j Look at our negnciations with ! and between the nations that
boiflerous raving it will be very GPeaf Britain, anting out of the ; n Rj£t t ] iein nur vvongs will
difficult for any of thofe gentle- j fame fyflem which conflagrated ! neve! . p e re dreffed, though wo
men to point out the nation that j Copenhagen, an attack is made j hpurflipm with the mofnlatinn
has not infulted us, and it will j upon an American frigate in our
be quite as difficult for them to I own waters. A general inter
(hew how we have refented thofe j diction of belligerents & an em-
infultsi except by | bai go followed. RertionRran-
“ Words full of found and fury, ! ces are made at London ; repa-
mcaning nothing.” ‘ ’ ration is promifed, a negociation
The politicians to whom we is entered upon the terms fet
have tdiufion, will agree that we tied, & the engagement broken ;
an extra minilter, Mr. Rofe, is
fent to tinker up this broken ket
f le, and put a larger patch over
the old one ; he comes to the
feat of government, and i.nfiead
and one Riding Chair and’ Harnefs, 1 certain politicians blufler & fume j ^ orv > s letter has be
t aken as the property of John Gad- j and florin about American Inde-
dis to fatisfy an execution in favor of
the Planter’s Company.
•••A f. 1 s o-‘-
One Road Waggon, taken as the
property of Thos. Spencer, to fa
tisfy an execution in favor of Vivi-
on and Howard...Conditionscafh.
.9. Fcagin, Sh’ff.
Jun 27, 1810. 13-tds.
Sheriff’s
W ILL B E
On thefrft Tuefdoy in dugufl at the
Court Ho fr iii Greene coun'y,
BETWEEN THE U’-UAL HOURS,
Fifty Acres of Land ;
(Moore or lefs,) in Greene coun
ty on the Oconee river, as the pro
perty of Jarratt Wright, to fatisfy
fundry executions in favor of Robert
Jackfon ; pointed out by the defend
ant. LevicJ and returned by a con-
Rablc.
™-A L S C—
150 Acres of Land, (mojp or
; lefs,) in Greene county, on the wa-
, ters of Allifcm’s creek, to fatisfy two
I executions in favor of John Cole a-
gainR John Martindale and Samuel
levied on as the pro
perty of faid Fovnfend, by a con
Rable and returned tome. Condi
tions cafli.
John Anderfon, Sh’ff.
July 4, 14-tds
have been infulted both by G
Britain and France : and we all
know that there are degrees of
infult—nay, that in the courfe of
difcuffion between two individu
als, one of the parties may in or
der to iliultrate his argument,
make ufe of language which the
other may think infulting, even
though it may have been other-
wife intended. This was the
frntiment held forth on the lan
guage of Mr. Canning, and fub
fcquently of Mr. Rofe, and lat
A. M l Afcc, d. s.
June CO. 14-tds
II O M ESPUN.
IE fuhfcribers will purchafe
TWO THOUSAND yards
HOMESPUN, Seven-Eighths of a
yard wide, and firiped in the warp ;
for which goods at a fair price will
be given in exchange.
Devereux IF Thweatt.
May 15. 7-tf
bear them with the confolation.
that We are infulted by all the
world. Z.
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HiAWJIlWffW
Sheriff's Sale.
WI L T. E SOLD
On the firf Tuefday iii Augnf neat,
at the Vlarhet Houfe in the Towri
cf Afilledgeville,
BETWEEN THE USUAL HOURS,
Two Feather Beds,
One Sow and five Pigs, one Hei
fer, one Table,one Chelt, cue Trunk:
r ,, . , , . . 1 one Spinning Wheel and one pair of
of talking of makmg reparation, C;>rds ' onc Jari one two Pot , ;>
he ipeaks Ul the tone of coin-, 0Iie Dutch Oven, one pair of St eel—
plaint and menance ; he is clof- j yards, and five Wheat Hooks; lovi-
etted every day, and every Rate, e I on as the property of Chiilom
and fenator ; and while the ocou ; Fpps to fatisfy Dixon Harp’s exe-
pant miniller (Erlkine) is denied cution a g alnft him nild Sterling Bafs-
accefs to his houfe, this extraor- j J°P™Y Panted out by S. Bafs.
dinary minifter is in clofe fecret I Qne Lot ’“J Laments being
A . colaltation wirh the Anieiican j part of Lot ]SJ° i, in fquare2^> inth&
teriy of Mr. Jackfon, that what- i fenator for Maffachufetts j Rofe j town of Milledgeviile, bounded by
ever was exceptionable in their returns home, and Jackfon is : Warren and Franklin ffreets, and by
BLANK
Collectors Titles,
Tor SAc at this Ojficcv
language was not intended to be
infulting. We (hall not pretend
to fay that this was the fatt with
regard to the Due de Cadore’s
letter to gen. ArmRrong, which
affords thofe who talked fo little
on the prior occafion an oppor
tunity to talk big. The corret-
pondence of Jackfon, like the
attack on the Chefapeake, is now
an old affair ; and the fubjedl
now r is the Duke of Cadore’s
letter.
The letter in queflion, with
more truth than diplomacy, de-
fa ibes the path* in which Ame
rica has trodden in the abauddn-
fent; the fame tone of infolence j a 50 feet alley and John F. Britton's-
and menace ; the injuries which j hi faid fquc.re ; levied on as the
produced thefe various diploma- j P r ,°P ert y ot n Archibald Bryfon and.
r . . , n 1 ’ 1 j Alexandei Bryfon, to fatisfy Hart-
tic jugglers are, puflted out of 1 well Jone > Frederick Sanford, John
fight $ the negociator gives[ our i$ aT lo\v, R G. Brown and other ex**
executive the lie— He is difmif
fed for his infolence—the a ft is
approved of even by a majority
of the 11th congrefs—Mr. Pink
ney is dtfired to vequeR his re
call—He applies tc the Marquis
Wellcfii y. T he marquis gives
him a little of his Iiilh blarney
and bids him write a Utter to
ecutions againR them. Returned to
me by a conRable.
...a L s o...
202 1-2 Acres of Land, known.-
by lot N° 34- in the firR diRriiR of
Baldwin county, levied on as ttie
property of Thomas Finklea to fa
tisfy Dennis Doyle’s execution a-
gainft him, and returned to me by
1 Pelep Green conRable. Conditions
him— In the mean time his blari I C^lh.
ney works upon Mr. Pinkney’s .J P. Cooh, Sh’8',
noddle, and he is carried'to cv>urji July 3, lSIo, Jd’-'t^