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*»Kji to hiprepxfed fbr the i»Jt|irnatj|p. It U
pstst devout, to be wished, that ‘*we would
f ojfteri the rirfor of parry, even for a season
»i»at \ve mig'it g've ot»r united sup;/ort to otn
country If M'nrg -mery feli'before the walls
<* 1 !> v in a-jlift cau-'O, when V/ t .bing on
Commanded our armies by sort i ,g.e
ian Jr he firoreo that the brcw-nt’ content w nn-
Just f JD and the Aweakat, < ■ ntes
more outran hom England. :hah Arrerka
i ree and independent ? Lt the plunder hfnuf ,
‘■ proper t> upon’he highway Ot nations; the
n£ utm seafhen ; .he «.ialpir.g
finite «f the savages—and the bl-*ncli.xpil> upon j
the- dcc!>'s of ihr- answer trfe qne -i
, floti KyvHe our ruler*, tu> h.. gor ; charge
them i)o more wrh a f energy. while *
sou wi’hir/tda largr* jKmi m -rs ahe strength
of the nan-in It >v .mid "be ac. i'mmal act id ,
deprive a man of ‘« he use of one of Jtij*. legs,
‘xihni. thhnV beat bim divvnfoppio'. running.—
Let . the spirit ofpit riot isitr ta lv c pos-ess-ouof
<mr hearts, ami \ rsptre u*, whh nemnind. Let
ns prove ourselves worhy of she rich ti4&r>
Pance we enjov-fMjhat hand U down
Wmpaired to'unborn ‘mil:tons.’'’ 7 •<*,']
di./'yy'y>/>y r rjr r ,s / y r s-ss y /^r
atht.xs. Gazette. 90
iTfWtisDar, AVctisr 4 9 1814.
%pf.c received no KoHhern Mad
yckjhirday Which will account fort
iiedith of late ifttellrgtnce of this
Week’s paper. FVbnv the papers re
ceived by the Son them Mail of to
day* we ha ? e made a few extracts
PtvhMh w, d bv- found below.
\V ,: have seen the Official Letter
t.K General Brown (which we shall
, our next J relative to the
etpuire«of Fort Erie and the defeat
m the British army in that quarter
immediately after. In these affairs
our loss was i9 i exclusive of those
slightly wounded—that of the ene*
tn), in killed and wounded, which
ieii into our hands, 306.
“CREEK N \ iTfON.
Kotwithstanding the incredulity
Timh’ seems to exist at thc.cfty of
Washington respecting it, there is
ho doubt of the British having land
ed in Florida Col. Milton, the same
I* ho signalized himself in -Canada
wfct summer, informs us, that jus.
t)rtbrc he left Fort ‘Jackson [Uie\
a runner seat to ascertain the
strength of the. enemy, at yVppulat
sdiicola returned with information’
vrtucu lie fully credits, of four thou
sand mixed troops being th^re—that
<n°rje ot the same description were
expected—and that all the lower In-’
thousand, vv_ere decidedly, hostile.—
Jt is much to be regretted that in
aach a state of things the intermedi
ate p9sts .between our frontier and
jeort- Jacks'da should pe left entirely jj
; meu .i:re!i not having |
trsen taiied in time* to supply Lietr j
places and the North and South. ’
Carolina militia refusing to renri un a
lew days longer than their term of
aervlce. which expired oif .Monday
Vo rwneiily this evil us far as practi
cable, orders have been* issue’d, by
,oulr I'.xectitiVe npliaince hitn. a
late requisition from General Pinck-,
xjey, for Captsi Smith, Green and
Wooten of Jasper, arid Hucttahy oi
Jones, to repair With tneir go nap allies
to by Bundy next and i
to march forthwith for their severaE
wUtions, i’he following extractfroin
an office^ o * rank in the army to the-
Editors, .dateii 1 . at Eo rt-ts aw kins o n
the first instant, will shew ilie neces
•Ky of The North-Caro
iinians are coining in, and the garri
sons arc left unprotected. The
troops trom oeorgut destined to sup
uietr places, should be hurried
•iv with all speed— hot only for tue
protection of the posts, hut the large
Quantities of provisions which are e-
exposed.**
Georgia.Jwr nt!.
dfcj f>y of a litter to a gentle man in this
> citj’y (ft ithmjndf dtited)
Fkf.dkiucksburg, July ‘JJ, |
6 o clOcic, A. M.
J^carSih,
. The enertij have landed in Westrtfhr’eHind
•pwnty and aa express has arrived stating that
they have taken possession of the court-house
, irirh about 150 U men. Our citizens are now
4ndcr »rms and are to march to Mattox-Bridge
that at least 3 or 900 men will be on
tueir march by J o'clock this evening.
< A LtxAN July 21.
The report of the arrival ot a formidable j
British force the mouth of the Patuxent is j
oOnhrtr.ed. A gentleman who arrived it this *
from thence 014 Tuesday states this force
■y twehty siXjjuiU, iiiciudmg large and small
wfeacls.o- ;
Gjfl.
LATEST FROM 6fiN. BROWN. /
AftC.LS ojtice, Albany, Saturday.
, At 5 P M. Ot'the 9ttrinst. Geir. Brown es
faWiihed Ins quarters at (Tieenstown
IJ <Hg‘nsV the baggage having been left a: j
Gtuppeway, tmder care of gen, Porter. The
tnemy retired, with precip'uatioiv; after hurn
ing his barcacks. to Fort George ai^Niagara.
confidem\ was inured that
ythh the expected co-operajion of Chiuncey,
ihe enemy w* ultl be cantured, his retreat by
being ctp'oii. * Chauncey will dii-aj'[>oint
him tiniest a deep game of de*
w\th This news may be
depended upoh, ■ a ■■■■. -
‘ f Columbian .
f Haiti more, July 21.,
;.T-^ i*u««press-arriv'-d in this city this morning
VV isi>t, h, ‘announcing that
wuish y have Jmi3<d, about 300 * men Wi*y
»v n L v m, .i.cvv n- -—f Leon idio wn^^3
pant to art* in this o£€i; i&fyb ’
<■ -unty, <;oira.*i*£ about j6O or 70 houses a
•urt house andjail-j ‘ * ! ,
V report is.also in circulatory Which is said
Jo be weltfuun led, Thar ♦he'etlfefny have burnt
•ne court home and jail in Calvert county
Apprehension* are entertained E»r the safely
“>t important iccords, and other public paper's
W& report of XJjf armistice
I appears no? to gain mineral credit—The.
pns«ibilkv of such an eveut is admitted; a
•rt,,.. , ,j .u:.d be agreed'on, if there
wa a }.r< ba'nljty o; a peace fe ukir.g from 1
the perming negociations, Hut jt appears-to
us iha* if anv armistice was concluded the
‘-sahi & vessels white)i carried it to Halifax,
would bring a notification of it In some
government. It doernor appear
rhre v;which arrived at Halifax has
any .such advices for us Let us not
he pp. off rwir guard. ’ The rumor
from it a’ifj|x may be,p«iv a device of the ene
my. • . , “
“ WVch ye therefme for we know, not
when the enemy will come.
National Intelligencer, /
, . txoM run xoßrHr.px frontier-
F'-im the Albany Argus ofthc 19 th inst
F rr) m Sacke»t*» Harbor, ottr accounts are to
Thursday evening. The fleet was in port, ’
nor was it known when it would go out. Its
co-operation is undoubtedly expected at the
head of Lake Ontario ; and there is some- .
tiding of a mystery in the delay. We are.. \
however, disposed to think it has sailed ere
this. • “
We havo received information that our .
forces have advanced to For: George, the e- \
nemy retreating to Niagara, and have en
camped in rear of that place.
fresh reinforcements in
‘CANADA.
From the Commercial Ad*
vertiser , July 16
On the margiu of the Plattsburgh Herald, J
received at this ofijee this morning is written
tne following note :
4 Plq tt sou rga\ July *t!i 0 -''clock'.'A. M
‘ VVe are informed bv a gentleman ofveia
citv, who has jj|sr arrived here from Malone, *
in franklin County, that he had seen a ha ;d-, |
bill printed two or three uavs since a:’ Mon- *
treal, announcing the arrival of 20 regim-nts
of Lord Wellington’s army a* Quebec contain
ing between 12 and 15090. men ’
MESON ACADEMY
.At an examination of the Stu-,
dentjsof Meson Academy, the Trus
tees, with a view to excite in t\re
minds, of the youth of, this institu
tion a laudable ambition to persevere
in the pursuit of knowledge, have
deemed it proper to notice those who
excelled in the several branches.
’ Miller Grieve, Joseph Lumpkin,
Lumpkin, loseph Early.
Franklin., Hill and Hampton H>ll, be
ing examined jn the, Latin language,
the first honor was ’ adjudg ‘d to At.
Grieve, the second to J. Lumpkin.
i'he next class, consisting of Ed
mund Jenkins and Callender Grieve,
was examined on English Grammar*
the preference was due G. Grieve.
rjiose next examined were, John
Edmund Jenkins, Willis
Jordan, William Walker, William
Wray, in Arithmetic. ~ J. Gresham /
was fentitle.d/o first distinction.
In composition M. Grieve obtain
ed .the first honor, J. Lumpkin the
Second, a|d T. Lumpkin the third.
In Elocution, it was, thought J.
Lu npkin excelled, M. Grieve next—
it was diißcuit to. make any further
distinction. < rb
In Writing Hampton Hill excel
led. _ * i
LzxiNGrox, ’ July 22, 1314.
i£3*\\ CAM?-MEEmG.
A'Camp-Meeting f<?t* the purpos
es of Religious Worship and • h'>Ce
lebrationof the Lord’s Supper, will
be held near D uiieLville in Madison
county, on the 19th, SOtti and 21st
days of August next, rite exercis
es will be conducted by the Rev. ~
Dr. J. Brown, the Rev. Thos. New
ton and others, ‘ ‘
art authorised to state
t,v V w - Gobs, Estj. K not [
a Candidate for Congress.
V The Editors of rhe Georgia Argus are
requested to insert the above.
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.
. -—la ..
V* We have much pleasure in V
beiwg authorised to state that R. H.
WILDE, Esq. will be a condidate at
the ensuing electioq, to represent
this state, in the House of Represen
tatives of the 14th Congres of the U.
States. S’
■ 1 * —i
♦/ We arc authorised to state that Dr.
Jo ei, Abbot? l>e a Candida e at the-en
suing election, to.represent this State, in the
House of Representatives of the 14th Con
gress of the United States. u -
V Wk are authorised to state that Wilson
Luropxm* Esq. will be a candidate at the en
suing election to represent this State m the :
14th Congress*of the United States. *
V W* »e authorised to state that Hi aam
r 1 < i? KS ’. *' 5, T H a candidate at the ertsu- ;
wg elwtionto represent tins State in the 14th
Congas of the Um.vd States. -
. *** unc^?rstan d that our present Mem
bers of Congress of the House of Representa
tives. (with the exception of Col.* Troup)
»yiil be cai the Etisuing\ election to
represent this State in the House oflßeprtsen
tati\<r.> < t the 14? h Congress ’of the United
.States, to wit-Johu Thomas Tel
fair, Alfred Cuthbcrt, R jUing Hall and Wil
■ ham Esquires. *
•• caks3?d vr r,* rot* <rm
* LEGI.S.vA-i ORE. “ > J
i* ,
W* affc.aitthpmed to s-.afe that Major’
MrVcii&UL yyiii be a eaCdida-e at the ensuing
eiecfiou ro represent tb% con.'uy in meHoust
ofHepj-ese i aflvesbf tne State Legid^tufe.
V E ate au Korised to sta*e, that Major
L. W. Harris will be”k candidate at theea>
*jingelection «o represent this county in the
House of Representatives of the State Legis
lature.
**. We are authorised to statue*- that Capt
J. H\yes will be a Candida e at the ensuing
election ro represent this county in the House
of Representatives of the State Legisla-ure.
V We are authorised to state, that Capt.
W. Rosseter will be a candidate at the ensuing
edgpton to represen this count yin the Hbuse
ot Representatives of the State Legislature.
** We are authorised to state} that Capt
W Clark will be a candidate at the ensuing j
#€tibrt to represent this county in the House
Representatives of the State Lerisia;ure.
- !ss-=-sgL==L-ri^.
SOLOMON BETTON r
leave to inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has
rented for the present and ensuing
year the House and Lot formerly
occupied by Capt. Cary, in Athens,
as a Private Boarding-House, which
stands, on the first street immediately
buck of Capt* Brown’s, where he
intends keeping
FRIVAIE ENTERTAIN MENT
/
for visitors wishing 10 spend the
sickly season in ‘this Town, for tra?
.veiling Gentlemen, and Students of
College, to whom every ‘attention
will be paid, and exertion* made, to*
give entire sat is fact soil
Avgust 4, ißl4*
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. NOdiCE.
ScZP ON- the jirJt Tuesday in
September next, at Lexington, O
glcthorpe county,
WILI. BE SOLD,
By Strong & Hobson,
• , A FIFTY! AW COTTON GIN.
■’A 4 * -v. . _• * • fc - . x\» - ‘ <
t i
somewhat %v« rn, for the mutual be
nefit'of the parmers*
rug it st 4, 18 1 *»• % $t
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
On Saturday the 17 th of September next
WILL BE SOLD ■. ,
ALL the Goods and Chattels of
James Hagin, deceased, for the be
nefit of the heirs and creditors of
said deceased.
JESSE ROBERTS,
•’ Administrator.
August 4, 1814.
NOTICE.
. ALL persons having demands a»
gainst the estate of James flagin, du-
requested to render therfx
in properly attested Within the time
pointed out by law—And those in
debted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
jassE Roberts;
; _ Administrator,
August 4. 1814,
NOTICE. -
ALL persons having; demands'a
gainst the estate of Thomas Roberts,
deceased, are requested to render
therm in properly attested withih the
time prescribed by law—and those
indebted to the said estate,are re
quested to make immediate pay
ment.
JESSE ROBERTS,
Administrator. ;
August 4, 1814. *
GEORGIA{CIark county •
, Whereas Jacob Bankston, one of the exec
utors of Lanibeth Hopkins, Sen. deceased,
applies for letters of dismission from the es-.
tate of said deceased.
v These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be ar.d appear within six
months from the date hereof, at my office, to
shew cause, if any r why said letters of
mission should not be granted.
Given under my hand at office this
Ist _dav of August , 1814 L
JOHN HOD<£E, C. C. O
GEORGIA, Clark County.
WHEREAS George Y. Farrar, one 1 of
the executors of Thomas Britain, deceased,
applies for letters of dismission frsm • the es
tate of said deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be and appear within six
months from the date hereof, at my office, to”
shew cause, if any, why said letters of dis
mission should ipt be granted.
\ “Given under vy hand at office this
day of August , 1814.
JOHN HODGE, C. C. O.
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GEORGIA , Glark County.
Whe re aArina Mapp applies for letters
ol administration on the estate of Littleton
Mapp, late of said county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite a* and admonish 1
all and singular the kindred/ and creditors ot
said deceased, to be and appear a* :ny office
wjthin the time pointed out by law, to shew
cause, if any, why said letters should not be
granted., “f
Given under my hand at office this
Ij/ day of August, 1814*
f JOHN HODGE, C. C. O.
_ . ** I. I I-- - ■ - r '-
FOR #ALE
S A most excellent JENNY—En
quire of the primers hereof.
■j ‘*'■ ‘’ i ” - • *l. ,^ 1 ‘ *? ■'’*•
, C v g*'»wj>,
fc I i»o hereby caution all peraohs
from trading’ for a note given td
subscriberjby Benjamin D. Harris,»c
of Greene county, for ten dollars,
due sometime \n 1810 as said note
JaSs * been lost or‘mislaid so that i
cannot find it.
WM. ROBERTS.
July 28, 1814. : c
NOTICE.
Nine months after date applica
tion will be made to the honorable
(the Inferior Court of Clark County
when sitting for ordinary purposes,
ini’ leave to sell two hundred acres
of land ('the same being itaore ; or
less ) tying and being in said county
on the waters of Porter's creek,
granted to John Bjtrnett, joining
lands ot Bro.wtt, Moore and others—
Also two hundred and sixty acres,
lying and being in Jackson county
On the waters of Curry’;* creek, near
’ Jefferson, granted to Brantly.-*.
’Hie aforesaid tracts of land to be
sold for the benefit of the heir* and
.creditors of John Barnett, deceased,
late.ot Clark County.
JOHN F. BARNETT,
• ‘j J J Administrator
July 7y 1814a
Clark count\\
W U ERE AS Sally Green has-ap
plied for letters of administration on
the estate of John R. Green, lately
deceased in Camden county,
These are therefore to cite
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of saitldeee tsed to die
their objections in my if any
they have, within the time preesn
bed by law or said letters will be
granted,
” Given under my hand aud seal at office*
this 4ih July,A&\4t,
U JOHN HODGE, C. C. O.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SAGE.
V/ill be sold at the subscribers living
in Jackson county } on the 2Uh day
of December nekt ,
ALL of the property of John
Hancock, deceased, late of said
county.
william Hancock,
Administrator ♦
July 7, 1814. a .
will be sold!
On Friday the I2t:h/}ay of August
next, at the house oi John Rutledge,
dec. all the personal property of
said dec* consisting of Horses,
Cattle, Sheep. Household and Kiteh- 3
en Furniture, bruits othef articles !
oo tedious to n en'ion. Twelve I
y months credit will he given ? pur- j
chasers giving stnaii notes and # ap- i
proved security.
; RICHARD STUART, 7j, I
Ezekiel s pahley'. j Adm r *
June 2 oth, 18 14. ,
WILL EE sol 0 , ‘ r I
• -, • ‘ I- \
Agreeably to an order-from the
Honorable Court of Ordinary of Mai
dison County on the first Tuesday in
September next, at Danielsviile,
200 acres ofland more or less, lying
.on the south fork of Broad River, j
being * real estate of Stephen |
Young dec, Tefms of sale made
known oh the day of sale.
ROBERT YOUNG, Adm'r*
June 22 d, 1814.
GEORGIA.”
CLARK SUPERIOR COURT ,
ADJOURN SEPTEMBER < TERM ) 1818.
y., m r
James Thomas, s
VI. ■ ( 1 RULE NISI ’ ‘
Michael A. Gauvain. y
UPJJN the petition of James Tho
mas praying the foreclosure of the e
quity of redemption contained in a
certain mortgage, given by a Mich
ael A. Gauvain to. the said James
Thomas, on a certain tract cf land
containing six hundred acres, being
part of two five thousand acre tracts
k of land granted to Charles Henry
including a tract of one*-
hundred and thirty acres, lately oc
cupied by John Thomas and sold to ♦
said M. A. by said John \
Thomas, the said land lying and be
on the waters of Trail creek, for the
better securing the payment of a
certain sum therein specified.
It is ordered, that the said
Michael A.. Gauvain do pay into this
Gpurt in twelve months from this
.date, the principal and interest in
said mortgage contained,, and the
cost expended in and about the fore
closing thq same, or be barne,d of
his equity of redemption in and !o
the same. And that this rule be pub
lished once a month for twelve
months in one of thepublic gazettes
of this state, or served upon the de-J
fendant six months p»evious to the’
lime required by this rule, to pay off
the sum §on tarried in said mortgage
A from the Minutes of said
v Court this sth day of January, 1814.
STERLING ELDER, Lurk,
5 c'js bs had at ran
f. tr k ,K •'«. *- t* >'+*’** **
Cafcr/ 0/ Ordinary, July Tcnfo
/ ‘ miLF, XISL
On the petition of Thom 3 Whiff
nev praying that the administrate**
of Beattie M Kigney, deceased, m >
be directed to make titles to 4
tain tract of fund in fee simple, con
taming v&c hundred two and u half
a. res, in the 19th district of \Vil*
kmaon county and state of Georg; t,
known and distinguished in the plan
of said district by No. one hundred
and forty-two, agreedfty to a bond
made by the said Beattie in his fife
time to the said iho mas, a copy of
which is here tiled in court.
ON motion, it is ordered that the
administrators of the said iie.auie
M-Kigney, deceased, make titles m
pursuance of an act of the L<rgm ?
Lure ot this state in such case mud*
and provided, unless'cause be shewn
to the contrary ‘at a court to be UoH
den in and lv>; the county of Clark
on the inst Monday in November
next. # ‘ . ‘
A true co'jy.frvm the M. antes.
joim ‘uvDoE, c. c. q. ■*/
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NOTICE.
NINE months ‘ from the da£©
hereof application will be made tor
t.h-e Non.oValile Inferior *Courf of*
Clark County, Ipr leave to, sell the
Real of the lufe Coi. Peter
tiundoiph, deceit st: a, kfc as much
the rent as is situate in the said coun
ty ; ffir the benefit of the heirs and
creditors.
IHO MAS W. COBB,
Adm. cum . test. annexu .
March *2 !, 181 1-.
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GiiOivLi LA, Jacksoh County.
.> , SUM JUG R COURT.
.L HE Petition of James At. C.
Montgomery and Thomas Hyde,
.guardians, state that an original bond,
to the Court of Ordinary of .Jackson
county, for the,performance of the
duties jof guardian (and David Holers,
Thoincs S. Rogers, Mary Rogers Sg
John TI. Rogers, orphans of 1’ io nua
Rostra, deceased, by Daniel Joan-,
son and Alurtna wife, which, b mdt
was signed by Darnel Johnson, End*
mas Johnson and John Uaippton. a
copy of which with an affidavit of
its ‘oss is herewith til eel, rynd your
petitioners pray the ’ establishment
of the said copy in lieu of the origi
nal.
On motion of John M. Dooly, atj
lorney for the petitioners, it is ordiu4
ed that, a copy of this petition and
order be published once a month for
six months in one of. the public ga
zettes of this state, and that’ uni-.-,*
sufficient cause is then she Ant the
said copy, vvih be established in lieu’
of the original.
A ly.ue Copy from the Mhidter % (
March Term 1814.
, UPWARD ADAMS, Clerk
■II I mmm 1 m - *■■■* * i—i »—«—
NO iit o*,
** ‘ . .y ‘ ‘ v,. ” £jf;j. a H A * ■;.
Will be Sold art the. SQth day of • August
next, at Aie plantation of C em.an
Reynolds , ail the Personal property
of ‘John Durham dec
.. Consisting of one Horse, Beds U
Furniture, and other articles.
A negro girl will he friivd on the
same day, for. trye b.enetit oLtfib heirs
and creators of the said dec. berms
of sale will be made known on that
clay. ; A*l persons indebted to the
6aid estate are requested to coma
forward and make payment or liqui
date their accounts.
V MATILDA DURH AM.
- v ‘ Admin! si ‘7 -’%
, ,1, ,
GEORGIA, I V
Franklin County . 5
Interior Court, Febritart Term,
1814.
C)n the petition of Hudson Moss
stating .to the court that sometime
ago, he was possessed of a’ receipt,
given to him by James M. Taurmori
for the sum of Two Hundred Dollars,
which was in discharge of a no 0
w hfsh had executed to sljid Tnur
mon, and which was payable on the
25th of December, 1«04. whic 1 re
ceipt he has lost or mislaid so Chat
it cannot be found. A copy of v irh
as well as he can recollect is • the
words and figures following-
April 17th, 1809.
then received of Hudson • oss
Two Hundred Dollars in payment
for a certain note that the sai ; M
fkve to me—l say received by me,
p JAMES i’HURAiaX.
Test—Garland Lane. * “ .
W BEREUOPN it is ordered,
by the the ro
py of receipt"* be established in lieu
of the original unless cause be bhewn
to the co lit ray y within l* e time p •
scribed by the statute iu inch
made and provide.
A true copy taken ji\ m the n<in:-'-:s.
M FRMD* %ai, C Xf'CZM
May tdi ism :
k m. ....