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r • FEM ALF. QU AR R ELS.
Female duels are very rare j female !
revenge is therefore more dreadful than
that of men. Quarrels between women j
become the public conversation of the j
town. This very town talk lb much ex
asperates the offended female, that every
sensation of joltice and humanity for
fakes her. Durlt the lair hand grasp a
pifio), durst the fair bosom expose if j
felf to the point of a sword, female ven
geance would not l ave become prover
bial among us.
For infiance, who would believe that
a cup of water and a pair of gloves, ef
fected the peace of Ltrecht f The uni
ted powers of Europe had cauled the
throne of France to totter. A female
quarrel restored its ancient (lability.
Queen Anne, of England, was much
attached to the duchess of Marlborough.
The latter at length thinking herfelfele- j
vated above the favour of her lovercign, j
became proud, ambitious, obllinate and j
tyrannical, and proceeded to fmh
lengths that the queen, difgufied with
such conduf), withdrew her favour,
and bellowed it on Mrs. Malharn, a a
amiable lady of her court. The duch
ess was incensed to the utmoll, and
thiriled for revenge.
It is generally luppofed that it is dif
ficult to be revenged on a queen. By
tio means. Queen Anne was a woman,
confequemly c uld be offended by tri
fle*. — Mrs. Malham, one day, w> e a
new dress, on which the duchela oF
Marlborough, as if by accident, fpiiled
si cup of Water, and did not even deign
to make an apology. The in fulled la
dy glowed with relentment ; she was
galled to the very foul; for her new
dress was fpoiied. The queen partici
pated the sorrows of her favourite, bu>
as yet she dared not openly to evince
her hatred, for the duchefs’ hulband
was a hero, flew from vittory to viclo
jy, founding her throne upon a rock,
and decking her temples with laurels.
But another equally trifling occurrcm e
caused the love of fame to be fw a flowed
ty the third for vengeance.
The duchess appeared at court in a
beautiful new pair of gloves. The 1
queen could not refrain from expref
iing her admiration of them, and in
such a way as to Ihew that Ihe wished to
be the poflcfTbr of them. Such a wilh
from the lips of a queen, is a command.
The duchess underltood it penefctly,
but she would not under (land it. Nay,
ihe was so fpitefui a.; to exhibit the gloves
to the whole court, and not even to
take them off at table. From this mo
ment her dilgracc was refclved, —colt
\yhat U might. .
The queen fignificd to Lewis the
Fourteenth, that Ihe was di(poled to
make peace. v She forfook the houfr of
Austria, recalled the duke of Marlbo
rough, and deprived him of all his dig
nities. In vain did prince Eugene
come to England. .In vain did he try
to save the worthy general. Mailboy
rough, the hero of Blenheim and Mal-\
plaquet, fell by the glcvc of his wife.
Sheriff ‘i SakV
On the first 7uesda:/ in November next,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the court house in the town of Jefferson,
Camden county, between the hotos oj ten
and three o'clock x the following property,
Vito; V „ v
JIM, Cwilyf, fc v WiJ4t Frank,
Somba, Violet, Juba, Sere, Sailv, Ma
ry, Diere, Lydia, Mating, Yanuna, Com
tnissa, Quashy, Diabita, Cooly ami Com
missa ; levied on anti sold as the property
of Mrs. Martha W. Nightingale, on a
Mortgage duly foreclosed in favor of Rich
ard O’Donnel, 1 Su7. Post,
poned from August
sale Cash. D. G. JONES, S. C. C.
Sept 4. 1
eri ft ’ s Sales.
tVk fir** Tuesday in November next ,
Y WILL BE SOLI),
At the court house in the tervn of Jefferson,
between the hours of ten and three o'clock,
ALL that lot ot land, lying and being in
the town ol St. Mary’s, known l>v No.
2u), containing four acres in the whole; to
satisfy a judgment obtained in the superior
court, for the county of Camden, in favor
of John Hav, against James M. Lindsay,
and Peter W. Green. The same to be sold
in lieu of part of lot N<>. 2;}, the purchaser#
not complying with the conditions of sale.
Conditions cast), in half an hour, or the pro
perty t® be sold again at the* purchasers risk.
JOSEPH CREWS, D. S. C. C.
St. Mary’s, Sept. 23. 20
Sheriff's Stiles,
Oil the first Tuesday in November next,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the court house in M'Litosh County, be
tween the hours often and three o'dock,
THK FOLLOWING PR PERTY.viz.
One likely negro man nam
ed Smart, levied on as the property of j
Charles Dicks to satisfy an exeemion in
favor of Edward Stebbm*, pointed out by
• plaintiff’* attorney.
ALSO,
A likely negro woman nam
ed Sally, and two children, levied on as the
property of James Fouler, to satisfy an
execution in favor of Joseph Bcvan, point
ed out by tly. plain?iff.
ALSO,
One tract ot land, contain-^
ing three hundred and fifty Acres, old sur.
vey, i\ ing in tlie parish of St. Thomas (now
Camden county,) levied on, as the property
of John MHntosli, to satisfy two executions
against him, one in favor of James Hamil
ton, the other in favor of Martha Melvin,
pointed out by the defendant.
ALSO,
One undivided third of a
tract of Land on Buffalo Swamp, Cat
Head Creek, containing in all three thou
sand acres, more or less, levied on as the
property ol Hamden IVPlutosh, to satisfy
sundry executions against him, pointed out
by the defendant.
Conditions ca-h, on the dav of Mile.
THEOD. MONTFOKT, S. i\l. C.
October 1
PUBLIC NOTICFk
being an indispensable necertity th-t the
X . \ir of the Academy of this county f.iould be,
fettled at the expiration of the present vcr, to en*-
Wie die Commififi mcT* to carry into cfTt:3 t!ic act of
the l.ccifl iture, for the eftahlill'ing a Public Acade
my. & other object* conneiAeit with it —Early A nl’ce
h tartly Given, That Payment of .'ll arrears f.>r
Kents, i'tc.-vril! be infilled on indifci <Riinatelv. at the
expiration of the pref nt year; and ‘his early Notice
given. that thofi eonccrncd may-make their arrange
**enu accordingly,
WILLIAM PAGE,
JOHN COLDER,
JAMF.SG. A I.AI Y,
JAMES FORT,
j Commissioners
tune 4. $8 lain Bhi
J rub lie notice is hereby Given ,
j *T'HAT the Ctzaeiifio its f tie Tiwa and Csmr.itn rs
j A the ‘Eu-jjrt cf lirutifivici . Glynn Cteeniy, hi VC for
I LSASit, a number ot Valuable Tracts of
Cotton Land
\ Situate on Turtle river, and containing from iOr o
I ie:i acres cdi—on leveral or which are convcni
j cut Dwelling and Out*H<#ufes, mostly under Fence,
1 and to be leafml on reaibnuMe teimi from one tc
seven year*, to suit the parties. Holfeifion tohe given
on tiic lit day of January, 180S, and Application
to be male to Jamee G. Atriy, Tetafeeetr, or t cithe
•f the fubferihers.
WILLIAM PAGE,
SAMUEL BURNETT,
JOHN SAUNDERS,
, Ciwwiisswnn s.
June 4. s lam Him
‘ l'Jr Sal f it this Office,
Dr. J. B- Berlhelot,
Ha* just received, by the fiiip* Dartmouth, aaU Lsu
liana,
Elfcneo of Spruce, in Boxes,
I’Hernia! Salt of Lemon,
Red Lead.
Rotten Stone,
Fig Blue,
’ W a 111 Balls,
Bell Pearl Afli-.
Syringes, pint Do. half r int.
ALSO, A FRESH SUP PIT OF
PATENT,
AND 07’ If Hit MEDICINES.
July 27. 1 if
John B. Bertheloty
Surgeon & Dentist,
INFORMS ilt Ladies and Gentlcnirii o
this city that he has received anew and
complete set of INSTRUMENTS in that
line, extremely well adapted to every kind
of operation on the teeth*
He will clean the teeth, part, and make
thftm even, and transplant new ones if re
quested, and hopes also to give genetal sa
tisfaction in that line, lo those wfio will
be pleased to employ him.
May 11. £1 ts,
Nezv Drug and Medicine
Store, (
On the Bay, opposite the Exchange,
next door to Mr. A. Scribner.
Dr. J. B. BERTHELOT,
•O ESPECTFCLI.Y informs his friends
and the public, that he has juy re
ceived a complete aiid handsome assort
merit of all kiuJL of
Drugs , Patent and other
MEDICINE;
And intends keeping a Stock ot tl)<£ best
and freshest Articles in hi* line; wholesale
and retail, on reasonable terms—Orders
for shipping and for the country, put up
on the lowest terms. ;
He offers his services a* a PHYSICI
AN, and from liis long practice in the Art,
hopes to meet with SUceeaain the ctArea he
will undertake.
Dr. J. B. Bertheloty”
RESPECTFULLY informs ike public
that he possesses a sovereign remedy for
all sorts of Venereal diseases —Persons of
hoh sexes can with confidence make use
of it. The advantages of this remedy are,
that a young man may take this medicine,
and be perfectly cured, without a discovti
rv on the part of his connexions: also, the
Patient may, without apprehending nny
danger, expose himself to cold, night air
and the rain, and pursue his usual avoca
tions, as it require# no particular regimen,
other vhan to abstain from the commissi
on of excesses. Those who may apply to
him at his MEDICAL SHOP, near the?
Exchange, may be assured of the most pro
found secrecy being observed.
June -si fi2-f
Rector of an Academy .
j \\J ANTED lor the Richmond Academy,
f V V a gentleman properly qualified for
di.-( barging the duties of Reel or to this in.
stitmiun.—He will be required to instruct
the Pupils in the higher bunches of Edu
! cation, to qualify them for entering cither
j the Sophomore or Junior classes of any
j University—and to superintend the other
I departments of the School.— He will have
j o nr two assistants, in proportion to the
| nnfuber ol Students—And his salary will be
I one thousand dollars per annum,with room*
in the Academy, &e. ixc.
A gentleman with a family, and who lias
been in the practice of teaching would be
preferred—Candidates for thi# appointment
w ill please transmit certificates of their abi
lities, and of their moral character, witli re
ferences to sonic respectable persons in
their neighborhood, on or before The first
day of November next, to
JOHN MU HR AY, President
of the Board of ‘Trustees, Rich
mond Academy, Augusta,
Geotgia, 18 (hAug. 1807.
Primers who are friendly to the
promotion or Literature and Science, will
I cooler a favor by giving this a plac* in
: their respective pa pars.
NO i ICE.
f I"''HE Subscriber forbids all persons,
A from this elate, to give any credit
omhis account, without a written order
from him.
J: A MOP RICE.
| April IS 44
Keiice is Indy Given.
npn.AT after tiie txpirution of nine
A month, from the date hereof, appli.
cation will be made to the honorable the
inferior court of Chatham countv, for
leave to sell the following iot> tracts of
land, being the real estate of Mrs. Bar
btrv Wright, late of the city of Savannah
(widow) deceased, for the benefit ol the
hens, viz.
One lot in the city of Savannah; CO feet
in front, and 90 lect indepth, known b r
the number 2. in i ythmg, lit aihcote
ward. , s
ALSO,
One lot in Yamacraw; known bv the
number 10, beit g 95 feet wide, and 100
feet in depth, bounded to the west Oft
Farm—street.
AND ALSO,
A tract of 100 acres of Land on Buck*
Head, in Burke county, adjoining Davis
Austin, at the time of the original sur
vey thereof
Wit. WRIGHT, Ad mV.
El IZ A BETH GABLE, Ad mVc
NOTICE.
“XJINE months after date, application
X x will be made to the honorable tho
Itderior Court ot Camden countv, for
leave te sell about seven hundred acres of
land, lying on the head of Crooked river,
about two hundred acres oi White Oak,
and a number of Lots in the town of Jef
ferson, in the county aforesaid/ apper
taining to the estate of Wiliiam Jones,
deceased, l?r.e ol the ttrtvn of St. Mary’s,
fur the benefit of the heirs and creditors,
D. G. JONES, .
Administrator ,
St. Mary’*. T-o. 15T 130-.
Fifteen Dollars Reward.
Absconded about three weeks ago,
a negro man named JEM, he is a stout
well made fellow, smooth faced, his eye*
large, about 5 feet io inches hiyh, had on
when he went off, a jatket and
overalls, a black hat and a white*shirt—He
pretends to bo something of a sailor, and
may probably attempt to get ofTinsome ves
sel ; masters of vessels are therefore cantL
oned against taking him off’* The above
reward will be paid to anv person who will
secure him in unv gaol in the stale, or deli
ver him to the subscriber ;and five dollars
will be paid lor information mat will lead to
secure him. GEORGE ENOR.
September 17. { f-g,
TO THE FRIEND* OF
American Manufactures .
A perfdn, who has been bred in Bri*
tain to the Pottery bufmefs, in all its
branches, with the express view of ef
tabtifiling that important manufacture *
in Philadelphia, has now arrived here,/
and taken mealures for the commence-!*
ment of the above business.. Being
anxious ta procure the heft polfible mF
terials which he has no doubt are to b
found in abundance in many pans oj
the U. Slates, he hereby solicits the at
tention of such patiiotic gentlemen!
throughout the Union, as may feel dif
pofi.'d to patrooife bis ellablifhment
to such days or flints (pariiculai ly the
black slim) as may he -found in theif
refpettive neighbourhoods, and invites, j
them to fend specimens of such as they
may think worthy of attention, to
MelTrs Binney and Ronaldfon , Letter
Founders, Philadelphia, accompanied
by a written defeription of the quantity
in which the article may be procured/
its situation, distance from water car
riage, ani such other remarks as may
be thought ufeful, when the various
specimens (lull be carefully analized, |
and the result communicated to the do- ;
nors, if required.
It is particularly requested, that at- *
tendon *may be paid to fending fpeci
rnens of clay that arc free from aft
ferruginous or irony matter, as the
presence of iron totally unfits them forij
the uses for which they are
and all those which afiutne a teddifh co
lour when burnt will not answer, as die
purell white is desired. Specimens may
be fentin small quantites weighing from
one to two pounds, and by that mode
of conveyance which will be lead ex
pensive.
Printers of Newfpapcrs throughout:
the U. Slates, who arc fiicndly to the
promotion of American manufactures,
are requelled to give the above a few
inlertions in their relpettivc papers,
Philadelphia, July 31.