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o (VOLUME III....NUMBER l 9. MiLL5DGF.rn.LE: published (weekly) by DENNIS L. r ray. 'EDNESDAV* AUGCST 3, 1 8 I - CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. The following are tin: gentlemen whole names have been mentioned as candidates for the 12th Cottgrefs, at the enfuing election in October. JJr. I Viliam IV. Bibb, Of Wilkes. 1 Col. Goo. M Troup, Of Montgomery. Cup:- Howell Cobb, Of Baldwin. Jblaj. Jas.E. Houston, Ot M Intolh Bolling Hall, Esq. , Of Hancock. Adminiflrator s Sale, i Sparta Book-Store. Job: Bon ■syro, Esq. Of Richmond Maj. Elijah Clark, Ol Baldwin. yessc Hatton, Esq. Of Laurens. pok'd Elliott, I-.sq. Of Liberty >Ka.TfziurDrrirmrwri.m a-vr/t?rn Notification. OMF. time in tlie months of May or June, 180.V Meffrs Alex anders Roe and Walter Roe, pur- chafed of col. Thadeus t loir 'hree or four trails of laud in Baldv in county, anti for which they paid him one half of the purchnfe money, aid for the other half they tequeft- dme to join them in three fiveral notes, amounting, altogether, to tv/o tlioufand dollars, payable, I believe, in the following manner;—Otic note for 500 dollars, on the 2 1th June, 1810 one other note for the fame fum, on the fifth of June, 18 11 > and one other note for 1000 dollars, payable on the 24th oi 1 une, 18 2 ; and for ,my fecurity, they were to give me a mortgage on the faid land, which they have never done, a they have never had titles thcmielves It is now more than twelve months fincc I was informed by col. Holt j and the faid Roes, that the mode of j feciiriry for the payment of the la It j half ot the pure hale money was av- j ranged in another manner; and that | the notes to which l had put my name, (hotild ha given to me. I have alfo (nice been frequently a flu; act by j the faid Roes, that the faid notes : fhould be given up to me ; but, as J yet., they never have, and as I have i iti no-way, or in any manner what ever, received any confidetation for the faid notes, I do now notify ail W I J. L D E S OLD,j Agreeable to n'i order of the hon In- fe: ior court of I.aureus county, on the jirfl TtieJ/fay in September next, at the plantation of the late Travis Telia, dec. All the Pcrfonal h Hate Of faid dec confiding of Ilouf- hold and Kitchen Furniture, Black-, fmith’s Tools, &c fold for the be nefit of the heirs and creditors — Terms made known on the day of fale. | Ajiiry Venn, Adm’tvix. Win Hawthorn, Adrn’r. July 25. 17-td£ 4 f[’ JUST RECEIVED. Ami f:P Sale at the Sure of S. Butte, AS ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE AS SORTMENT CP B O O K S, Law, PtiYsir, Divinity, History, CONSISTING OF iVoYAGES, I I’ravki.s, Novels •, 1 Lfc CSV. Aclminijlrator s Sale. rlv With an extctfive Fffortment cf School Books, Stationary, &e. All of which will bo fold at th. Philadelphia prices for Cafn or ap proved paper payable at an period of the Fall. Sparta, 'July 7. 1 a—d WILL BE SOLD Three able to an older of the hon. | i'he Subfcribei’S, Inferior court of OAethorpe, on __ „,, rT _, T . . , . . h lM: lU l lay ° f Scpt ’! t\ friends and cullomers for the liberal fupport they have had in the Factorage is’ Cnmmiffion Line, and would beg leave to recommend to their friend (hip, Mr. HENRY 11 MOUNGF.R, wlio has lived with them for fcveral years, and they take pleafure in announcing to their friends, that they have the fulled confidence in him, and doubt not but he will do judice to ihofe who esitrud their bufmefs to his re. ' St urges.. Burroughs is 5 Butler Savannah, May 21, 10—tf at Lexington, An un >'/■ led thir l of 6oo Acres of 1 and ; Lying on Brufliy creek, in Jack- fan county ; and one I .ot of t.and, N L ’ 191, in the 20ih ilillrict of Wil- kinfon •, being the real eftnte of Ifai- ah John don, d*.c fold for the bene fit of the heirs and creditors of faid dec. Twelve rhontht. credit will be given, the purchafcr giving approv-1 m,1 f ed fecuntv Patton Wife, Adm’r. July 25. I 7-id:? A clmin i Orator's Sc: k ■. On Saturday the fuJJ clay of Scpttmbcr next, there art'! be fold at the late du elling houfe of IVm. Hill, dec the Following Property, Viz Horfes, Cattle, a Waggon, Hogs, See Sale to commence at c- lcvcn o’clock, a m. Conditions of fale, made known on the day j, yciin ill, Ad n t ’ ti i x. Mops Spear, A dm’. July 11 15-rds At In lit if i 'a lot's Sale. Fadoragij sion Business. rmilE Subfcriber will enter into Jp the above line of bufmefs, in the Store at prefent occupied i)y Meffrs. Sturges, Burroughs and But ler. on the firftof July next, and u>- licits a (hare of the bufmefs of his friends and the public. Henry II. Moungcr. Savannah, May 21. 10—tf Swords Q~f Epaulets. The fubferibers have for fa'tc, a Inmdfome aflovtment of Epaulets and a few Officers Swords, Dcvereaux Es’ Tkwcatt May 1C. ISO!) 7—tf and every perfon, that I the faid notes, therefore pevfons not to deal or traus tor laid notes. Peter H M nil. Bs.vfeld, Bryan county, ) 'April‘A, 18 10.' 5 * P. S. In June lad I was inform ed by A. S. Roe, that the notes were fliilin their poiTduon. N. B. Since the date of the above notification, I have received an or der from Meffrs. Roes, to their at torney, Mr. Fitch, to deliver the a bove notes to me, and which was Ko have been done by the firlt of this month, but not having heard any tiling more of them, I have thought proper to give the above notice. June 19. 17-c WILL BE SOLD, Oil the fir(l Trefday in Odder next, on th'e public Jq care in the town of Mud fen. Lot Number 258, In tins fourth diUriel of formerly Baldwin r.ovv Morgan county, it be-j r^iHE fitbferibers will puichafe ingthe real edate of David Weaks,; J TWO THOUSAND yards dec Sold for the benefit of the heirs HOMESPUN, Seven-Eighths of a II O M ESPU N. not pay | and creditors Terms of Sale ufion ail | be made known on the day by Sampfon GibJ'on, Adtn’r. June 29. 12—mtds Adminfralors will yard wide, and Itripccl in the warp ; ; for which goods at a fair price will j be given in exchange Bcvereux Ehwcalt. ! May 15. 7—tf NOTICE. TN my abfence Mr. Frederick San- J ford will attend to any bufmefs ot mine relative.to the edate of V rsn- cis Sayre, dec. and Mr. Samuel S. Steele will attend to the concern of Devertux id ThweaV. A. M. Devcrcux. Augufl 1. 18—tf. BLANK DEEDS, Per So/e Qt this Office. Collsctcr’s Sales. WILL BE SOLD, .it the Ccnit Houfe in j ad for. county WILL BE SOLD, j Agreeable to an order cf tie hottornlle the Iufeci’-r court 7 IVarren county, on thefjl Tuefdav in Oflcbcr next, ■ at the eourt-houfe cf faid county, i One Tract of Land ; j Containing 260 acres in faid coun- j ty, joining John Parham and others,! it being the real ellate of Robert Jitikins, dec. Sold for the benefit of 194 ol the 3d quality ot J/ami, the heirs and creditors of faid dec. granted to C D’Eftang, lying Terms of fale fifteen months credit i n Jackfoil county on the north by giving bond and approved fecu- Q C0IU . 0> joining C D’Eflarg. to thi highfl bidder, on Monday the 13th day of Aug'fl next, for many enjh, the following drafts of Land, or fo much thereof as willfatisfy the Tax due thereon with effs : 193 Acres 2d quality, nty Robert yink ms, ? , , , * r J t ,, > Ad m i s. Anjom bad, 3 July IS. 16-tds. For sale or pint, The HOUSE ami LOT, in the lower end of me town of Milledgtville formerly occupi ed Lay Alien Greene. Terms may be known by applying to Judkins Hurt. Returned by Charles M Kinney, fen. for the year 1809.—Tax 3 dels. 49 1 2 ns. — A L S O- 130 Acres of the 2d quality granted to S. Nmfon in Jack ion county, on Gravelly creek, join ing C. DEflang. Returned by Robert I). Johnflon for the year 1609. Tax 70 1—1 cts. IV. t- c. y. c. Jung 12. ^ Il-tds Y.Viiii :»«f»n:r;.-.-: ■-r.7;• vt [ The f.driving reply was originally in ter /.- .7 to appear both in the AkGUs’ and JorRNsr. tajl wed ...but dr. (.Iraniland objtfl.-il to its appearing in the latter if it appear, .! in the f.rmer at the Jane time... -n i final ly the writer wye ing it .to r.'pear I in the fame paper in which Amphion wrote, nqutjled Air. Lynn to fuf- p< ad its appearance in the Argus trail this w.’ih.J TO AMPHION. Most Musical Sir, I have read the addrefs with which you honored the friends ol Religion j and Liberty, as they ornamented the j columns of the lalt number of the ; Georgia Journal* I am compelled j to queltion the finceritv of the mo- : fives which you are pleated to offer, ; for the fpivit in which you have re- I plied to the Editor ot the Argus, ; Mr Analizer, and to your molt t.bc- j dient very humble fervant. When , you have done away my lkepticifm, and proved according to the logic of 1 common fenfe, that you arc what you profefs to be —a friend to a “ dignified invelligation of the con- daft, and character of candidates for office”—that it is not became you are intcrelted—not becaufe you ate afluated by any particular fuemifhip . for Major Clarke ; hut that it is be- caufe you are willing to devote your life for the liberty of your country, and with it the freedom of Elections, and that which fweetens all their en joyments...unfu Hied reputation.. I fay fir, when you have provcdailthefe tilings 1 Until he touched with your generous patriotifm, and freely for give the exc. fles into which it has led you ; and far from relenting ihofe ,*'*rms of reproach and indignation, which confidering you are defeended from the Gods, and ar. advocate for a “ dignified inveftigation,” you have heaped rather too liberally upon Mr. Ryan, and Mr. Analizer, as well as upon your mod obedient, very hum ble fervant—I will place them to the account cf atr honeft unreflecting, and pa riotie indignation, in which your cooler jud. meat and godlike politeneis had no concern—For real ly Mr. Amphion, “ fiimplcton” as I 1 am, I can tl rough my dull compre- licnfion, !i:id nothing inyottrlumin- ; cits Eff.iy which ptt.ves your patriot- , ifm, bur your empty afl'ertior.—The - balance of it is diredtly contradifitory ! to fitch an idea, and is remarkable only for the frippery of fopltidry fc j quibble with which it abounds—Like I yourfeli lir, I want evidence—When ' you ad''it that you are a patriot, hut write iik<- the tool cf a faction', niy flccpticifm immediately Heps in, and (“ impertinently”) challenges your proofs—and until you biing them forward, I Hull contend that you are ; not the patriot you pretend to l;e, I but the tool ot a faction in difguife, ; attempting (“ in thefe days of igno- j l ranee and error”) to impofe yourfelf , 1 cn the public tor a patriot—As you | have been pleafed to combine Mr j Ryan, Mr Analizer, and myfelf to- 1 gellier, I fhall reply to your profound mattcrin that irtcguiarniantier which ' ntay be expcdlcd of a “ fimpleton” and whenever your luminous mind j finds this to be the cafe, you cation ! that account cxcule me, or not, as ! you phafe. it feems then fir, that prefun ing upon the “ ignorance and ertot” of thefe clays you have not thought it ncceffary to refute a fntgle polition taken by Mr. Ryan againft Major Clarke—but by bellowing out Viper, Hypocrite, &c. againft him you ex pect to draw the attention of y ar readers from the charges againft the Major—You have been cautious of particulars, Sc where you mentioned one,you remind me of the cunning of the Scuttle fifh—yon firtl muddied the water, £; then you run from it.* * It is faid cf the the Scuttle Fiji), that whin he fault his enemy likely t prove too hard for him, he tjiEls hit fe at, which muddies the water, and thi u he .Rapes. If hi Head of thefe unintelligible ;f ”*"ham.is againft Mr. Ryan about the \ iper from Medufa’s head, vou had called him a liar, a thief or 3 mur derer, but confefl'ed that you bad not a (ingle proof againft 1 im, your rea ders won *1 have been better convin ced than they now are—they would have laughed at vour folly, but con- confefled your candor—at prefen: they can do nothing more than for ,t moment admire the unintelligible eflufions of your great la nice and then their more deliberate judgment* will condemn you, as weii for a fool as for a want of candor. According to your logic no man can be a Cln ; i- ti .:t and a pa'r'.oc, if he is oppoleil to Major Ciarke I'he moment ho opens his mouth he becomes a Vi per from Medufas head, and Hypo crite. I dare fay that Mr. Ryan will hardly allow you by fuppofed cafes, and forced analogies to l'uppcfc him. Jtrto filcucc. To Mr “ Enquiry,” the epithet# “fimpleton,” “and impertinent In quiries” have been applied by you, with that “dignified invelligation,’'’ which trunks the whole of your ei- fayfi, or if you pleafe your Ivric po em, fongor anthem, or any thing eife* yen pleafe. l'helq arc both admi rable proofs and arguments indeed of Major Clark’s republicanifm, aral are pe«feet!y coufiltcnt with the lo gic by whiclt you would reafon tl.fr. people out of their rcafotts, thete- by veafon Major Clark into a feat iu CongreCs Relying upon the “ igno rance ar.d errot” (if thefe davs- and which you apply fo patriotically to the citizens of Georgia, your an- Iwevs to “ Mr Enquiry” donotcon- fift of reafons a*id arguments, hue quibbles and hard names- Perhaps, Mr. Amphion, I am. much in your dtbt for the legal light which you have thrown upon th- cafe of a candidate for public patron age, for I will candidly confefs, thr; until your great learning burSl forth like a volume of wifrlom to enlight en “ thefe days of ignorance anct error,” I had to learn that a mart who become a candidate for public favor neceffarily become a culprit—to 'bo* arraingned at tlte bar of judice as one? fhould be, who had burnt n houieor ftolcn a horfe. Simpleton like, my ideas did not elongate themfelves far ther tlinn to compare the cafe of a candidate for Cottgrefs, who thereby fet up his claim to public confidence, to one who fee up a claim again It a - nother for debt. I hacl always, thought that if A fet up a claim a- gainlt B for debt, -and 1J put in hi# plea that i: is nut a fa£t, and thereby* denies the claim, it becomes tlte du ty of A to prove the claim before a. jury will order it to be paid. So I thought of Major Clarke—Ills frit ml held hint forth for Cottgrefs a - h man. of m tit, and 1 had the “ Impertin ence” to queltion tlte pretention.",, & challenge his friend to an enumera tion of his merits. The quclliou its now before the public—whether your dignified felf are the quibbler, or myfelf the fimpleton—to their candor 1 appeal. With your wonted dtgni y and learning you fay Mr. Enquirer wrote Terminus in anl'wer to his own im pertinent inquiries. And you ltavt* proved it too—hut when I tell yon that after all your grea*- learning and dilcernment—after tiaemgour “vef* tiges” through our finucus latebta*, you have traced out and infinuated an error where will you trace out your next proof. While on this head, permit me to difpofe of the cafe of Mr Analizer alfo—1 wrote neither of them, but you fay I did, and : c- cordidg to your logic it is proof tint I did fo, “ he that doubts, let him doubt and be damned,” But Amphion the fonof Jupiter, burns with indignation, and forger- ltd that he is defemded f; on) the Gods, lie raves and fcams at the mouth like the matiLc of a f.udion, becaufe Analizer infers that Major C arke is dilowin d 1-v the republu an advocates of Jell'etfin.’; N Madifim’s autr.nnHiiuioUB. He difproves a