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VOL. t i- • FRIKTED #&KKL*» *%* > nr HQDGZ ts lOmjQNtfZLL. stir ■ h ‘sW‘ *9C’ -r* 4/*§■ k y • “Fjfr * <* *yr A V / CONDITION'S. * f*i The Annual Subscription w*l! be • thuee .half in advance. 4 &• Sub&ribm living ouc of thf “State.will f 4 lay the whole subscription upon the deli very of the first Sri. Vto Subscriptions Will be renewed for .less than one year; and ho paptw-shall be ‘ i*? until arrearages atepafd. £, 4th. Advertisements will be inserted aV the v customary rates. , ‘ Letters addressed to the Edi , fdߣ ‘intis) be pos) paict. _ j.%, ; * “V Tfffi following o&NTth atE Jf are re quested and futhqnped to tecehe* Sub* SfripiitotS and givp r&eifts fop >/rij Waltims^titasX} r. With ;£i Jlf. JoscpiVMbss. ■. ’ “, Jackson ** ■: < Ze x ingtortr—T ht Post Master. /■ Greece MrV iVyky bam, M. Greetiesbai'o’} Mr. Grant/ V. r M. ’ ‘Grafotsville, arid’ the -Poift Maste r, ’ P owe lip>■;. > Wilhes county —-Mr. James Wing- M. Washington, and M>» Hobert Grier. .• - . fidysville-*-} & John Barnett. Colombia Master.. Hancock —Mr. Abercrombie, P. and Joseph Bryan, Esq. * filberton-~» Mr. Wno. Woods* • bugusta —Mr. Fraser, P. M. and 4lajor F* Phtriizy.*. / ~■* ? Morgan- —Mr. Cunningham, 15.I 5 . M. Jasper —Dr. Shotted /*i/<pamr^*Brice Gaither, Eso. Mffi&ge<bm rr Post Master. “,p *Madif*m jctivntJ~*r Mr; Long, B* Mt. irid William HodgivEsq., 5 / Mjfaf the Rev. Messrs, Thomas JJeVtori • arid ,t>atripspri Lane. Washington ih oj* Post. • %iri^tt, . John E. Fraser, Esq. ” \.St- <i Abbt'oilU', S* Ct~-Mr. Moses W. Bobbins. v ‘ ‘y'"S-sy THE MUR HEREOF DOCTOR, f moiaa% ; • *-• i ‘■’ ; |i is wch known to the H> Spates, that las', winter thb BHtish crossed ‘•et Lewtstown possessiontrif i Niagara, and the | linusea froqi'Kiagara to Buffalo, ek- • bousea #rar |h# Yalis, and d|te.;f|ct writch St John,l,i veclT—how these Houses* I never bSrt T whole which were bUrriedt And thre# that’ remained last I\tly ; wlven ‘ 1 cro ssctj iu to Can ad aand W*tH Mah&b* Brown, v J arid encamped, \vith;ri’ abont one Wife ) Hall of port George ; cowardljr yritirdereejf^prudently in their frik and durjvt not look us in the face xtntill \vr l etumed bacli .to When i oa th# ground* i bad Aard oftne fnur <ler of Dx'Milliy, and all thehfck and. voundod.seldicrs,; and ,had f l heard” of this savage barbarity, ’l would bavc.lopked into the remains of vp>nt houses, and ! make ’no doubt * I ‘worild seen the poor soldier*’ Wues jkriumfc the/rubpish- TeSrs mAY fey#s when I attempt'to piW horrid barbarity oi‘ this say age Bt;iiisri, whojvave $6 many par-” tij&ans. amoHg us, who endeavor to Excuse or palliate all that-our enV .mies do—-this conduct will not al 'Ke en(etTl riia*nfltJ*«s ATHENS, THURSDAY, JANUARY IV, 181 S. world Letthisserve to perpetrate the nietnory of this mail, If any citizen can read this narrative without shedding a briney t««f, 1 confess Ms neryes are strong er than mine v,v* ~<t%:‘ ,y x '-?■*- \ I was not frilly determined to pub lish this narrative or l should have obtain ecfieave to have published theji; names, for they lived tfn*tje then dnd are still*living* at Eleven Mile Creek, arid while I was theVe I quar tered mohe of their nouses. In ness to this I h&reunt >’ set my name and station in the army. - / - ‘ £>AV|D'fWSS,” Chaplairti Qtkdlstrict. •* £-/*/■ wiv ./ ■ : l- ; . , .Nipember 20 > 1$14; . **v^ t ■■BBS ’ v 7^,L < ; An important lately, deceased in Europe,’ has sbuflbd.off its*mortaEcoil wiih so Jittle no ny, ihrit scarcely a rdnraVk has ejtcitod* by the event, arid aot even a Newgate Ordinary's obUuafy'sketch appeared on tlio The hia tus jit the biography of the day we’ <rhal|* not to but con- ’ teritouraolveßi with a mere newspa - per touChf without a .si on the ifltistrioQs. defu;>ct, or *sfc transit gloria. isurdt over Its remains The e%i*acter we'.allude td wa>j6ah : l«»T.a. misgpttyn'inapi arid ushered* into existence at; Ghent, under the patronage of three “gthn'lemen of the name of Gambler, Goulbourn and* \dam.(ridio mot only stood spon- r “sera at the christening, but pr<&* mised to support, arid maintain ths.r * pr&tegt % «di’ : ;ihe chances “of trials, better or Worse, wfiich A it • might {en.cOuhittr; doruigj its mortal . stage en on trio day. of its bmh which was the, 1 9th day of ‘ August in the pre> v sent yeaij, to fiye Vlmeticah” gentle, men, to, wit, Messrs., Asams, ouy -nnd> (:-Cl4y^Jraliatri|,Russell Tor the ir acceptance and adoption r with a yjjiew to rtiakw# a oommo charge ar\d joint e*pepse to the friends of the three first and five last named gentleman 4 ; A Mr. Hughes’ officiate/1 as. Qccjticher ip, the ceremo ny ir arid the brat, as *4 ‘'afterward*’ proved tdbe # was called by its pa-’ rents Sin e (JiXa Noy The five Ajjfi er-cau <h M essrs v A. B. C. &Q. siypck vv|th the - dis torted features pf the urchin, N #riic;i had bur bpe- leg,: blafrk as the oaol-SmokeM St; James cqsld ; make hrib, a&J altogether .so - odipus so the Americans, and evi dently so , i nau picious ifi its^ongin and appearance, to their fedllqg anjd interest, that they rejected him at Wpce as -a ‘'detestable abortion with-’ <>i&. of blood spirit ip Mm* His godfathers* hdw ■jb'vfty mahiolly insisted on the iSones* ty and merits iiip child, and dfci dared ; * c s thoUgfii v they came. S™ar te make a match and obtain An heir to tbejaiiu property, con pierce and to both .siioufd.retnrn childless unless they; took the thing home A«d f see :what they could do. iwiHi. > they should have that or nope- . But : the inflexible ; ‘the # mpre they thought ol th&m&t terutile worse they liked tiie lU-fa voted cub y add' : they made up thtlr minds to leave , little %iae io per- < eri the «anie rank*. where suspected he vw.as di ,v gendered, aiid. take Utemselves off,- the first opportunity. A ; \ ! ~ <; In the mean while Mr*JC. one of the five .had presented* in yetum for *a dose oLW&kingten incursion handed Mm by; Mr. 6. ofthe three, a strong of the, FaI LS r [ rom the British side> of Niagarp : coloreds T £r o nm by aae’ Scott and made Rff iLEy by ih < paih*si of a'atiW mix- - Hire ed by * a of what ‘ was W4h a d'Otthfe portion of GKAMn. ai u Wriler/ al firsU by British J c<mnc^ clirs , for and V LATfsbrrrnLS, prepared by of JLac&moltgk hnd Mgcopibs v V hese iAmericaw patent Medicines, It i» , sussed :rwevd taken by the three Jbflcitih-.’ ecntitrnfciv lp& ICbSJ y 111 Imp ? W«y SOfnfilthcfC civ jhDßff ‘little iv t o > » ■ ‘ * * 1 ’ t’ i“ k ‘*l ’2k C * *-£**> ‘ I October ; and *OS examination of tIVe ttslik of the brat on tie 21 si °f e J^ an * e 4 U#<wh* 4 the , symp v ’ toms oC terror and Jhonfors of ap pro aching dissolution weee found So strongly impressed on the hapkss objeef that .the patrons g «ye up at <mte all fcopetof its surv*ving and submitted quietly to its fate, suffer ing their offspring only in the 17th week of its agei to descend to the tombs of tne Caplulcts, with‘all its, imperfectiorls on, its head. * ,1 sorroW of his friends:, from Lord Castlereagh. to John Low ;eU at its untimely exit., is to be onlv, as. we h:ve account but a few days subsequent to the dateofits itiurnm nr Or surpriz ‘at its sudden ext)nguislune nt is . nW be expected as we al ways though l it a fungus ofspuridus origin, doubt fill, questionable goblin sh.q>e,.orra- that at all than t* *at it and 1 I dp so soon- this ff mods, noisy# .short-hyed cqcknreV-e!f, may possibly come forthift the T? c 6i' t £u:rier*&%p ,4ee which wait^ the time when cbancs shall ’ bring them to ‘ An attempt to continue the race ,ol the.defifhct. in the shape of an Uti PossEDftt'jSr had made its ap pearance in the sable family. I his UTt : is q'’i‘.e a decent looking am m J compared wit i ivhich in ifet was a soA 6f mongrel _betwe6i? a Iron-whelp and. a. bulT-cal { Bu% tnAilie o pin on of many, U?i, with all the licking and tinkering he mav receive, will: scarcely survive the number of the days of iti» pfedeces* sm. Apd ft thought by some, that*an old fashioned child, by the hamft, of Status Quo, , has fcfefore now them both* with the * general consent of both parties. • Os tl>is. ho rvevtr.’ft We wjiU say no fur ther at present, has gone >ft bout, a pitying tea?. I Hie facet will be gladly ‘inscribed on .Uti*; -md iC -we diust and* shall hate Sta- T’h* the sooner ibe {^eUer* Front the Burlington {V.) Centinel of ‘ ’ December. ... > ~ We learn from unquestionable au thority, tfwit the erfemy are prepar ipg* tor build another fleet and fsle avix ?JVnw Four large fri- - gkfes- and seWr#! smaller vessel* tl ’ 3s. said v are. coritr'tr6ied-.ff.(r* 41 id to be built and ready for the lake seryiob early next’ he ; enormous pbipe of th ee ■ per day js of* terqd America carpenters to work on these vessels* We are happy toy leaihv that only a few. wettches are found enough to accept qf tGiS offer. . : 1 -y:£: V ! i -te’ ‘ Late Jnjtii Canada.-—\*J e ‘.received by this,mb v cuing , s mail, .Quebec and Montreal paper* to the 4th Decem ber* v Wan* of room aad> time, pre vents us from making manv selec- ’ tiops from them to day. We per ceive it *stated jtf bne of t he*papers» (tile : Montreftt that , the Psyche, one of the frigates Jhat was stnt .therb ‘ from England iff frame,* has been arid lengthened t® as tb : carry .5 0 giaf* long *4j* & to\b£ launch ed ©it the hsth pf ibis month.; A new ti? *to Ik called the Ontario, has-been laid down,a* KingStodM the v is to be fitted leeii «acbdeck, and ts, to be ready for the Lake by tfue U r^* te - sf M * rcl » »ex't- A number «of transport boats for the service ©L: the different posts on the are ; also constructing at Ki/i gston. ? l l* e re •arrived _4, port of.ftue bee from the 22d 29th~of No** vember six ships eight brigs, all grnrtient account, except three ir ,?s? r '” V ■f,K, SAYApKftJv. Dedust. 18U. ; m. < xlix. ed for the completion of 3»desirab!e r an object, • f;, ‘7“v r;- ‘ In tiio fiaYe the guirdians ofthO public interest appealed to the patri* otis m of the for that ass is- Unce which the c»i-»is ‘demands Xheir solicitations and admonitions have been bat partially regarded; na longer justified in reiving on th* zeal , of the many who, as‘though to the dictates of reason, and common policy, and as it were regardless of? the preservation of that interest which is so readily placed iq compel titlon with the pitbli; good, seem willing to leave to chance those ad vantages Which may have been se* cured by art, and industry. Undef these perplexing circumstances, an tppeal jias been made to the army, them from their cantonment, ; (vvhich has been . established at ihe expense of much labor and fa* rjgue J tp aid imf\e erection of works for he preservation of the city. Willing to contribute by all the means In my power to the secu'« r;i>; of those whose patriotism, and’ merit protection, the invitation will be complied With, ia toe expectation, that minor consid- . rations will now be yielded to ob* jeas at greater inspor a nee-and that every exertion wdr be made on ‘the* |.>ai'tr of the citizens unite their ef forts with thHr rlie speedy accomplishme&t .of the object. Kemember thats although i uty wear. the babilitnefits of soldiers’ m<my ol thfcm are as unitccus omed ip, labor as you arc : all have- left 1 tl|eir homes, their interests and enjhyments-v for the ‘ hardships ’ obedience to call of|pci? court trX**’“r.eady’ to toil, snd bleed in yopg defence. s Will a mordent/ hesitate to second, examples or. to. imitate tbejcorklbct of citizens of • other states—-the Iruiof;whose ip* \ tiustry having rendered t!bt«u secure, increase'your dan gt r so long, as yQU ©itu oJe i ; : .v Let officers vof districtV militia? V march their meifby companies, with Suitable tools k eturench’the ground whetl they may sooti have to defend taeir bwn riglits arid their country honor. Yoii ph^dge^ yourselves *vbluntariiyt t# gp w lengths iff support of the , co|uaßft ; . tausei-tbe ddys “pat tiotism are parstyand tfte hdur lor f action has at rived; prove yourselves worthy ot your coun try ti> - order that your;names may be enrolled: a .mongits defenders* Us“ H'aiii.eis! send a liberal ttonUof your laborers, with their plantation toclsyyou a »*£ie equally \w- # i-erested. t - I.et them be placed un- ‘ der yonr own-choice, or such as may be appoin ted to super-’» intend them*. HAIjIONJi will be furnished all persons who render set* vice; ; bhpuid last’appeal for yolun«T tary contribution afrd labor be disced v gkrded, the dernier resort will be re gulated jy the laws, and usages of war, when it may be too late tp c vade sacrificed wbich^bußtfiupmenesst has invited* - Persuaded tfcfc yod will no long** view With . indifference the. duty which yt>uows f our Country and y ourse Ive s, f ‘ atn, •* v* r / respectfully *wir * obedienp friend and fellow-citizen. , * ■ : immt FLt Brg. Ceji. \ : ■'* * “***’” *’ ** * ‘•* f ; WOR ; rftY i>fi.NoricTE.,. ; ‘ x Art incident iq ttie.dcbat© on Saturday , of earlier no- tice tiian irwill receive in the regular j publication of so diffuse a debate.— to-be recoded and re- ? membered. “ 1 %. In the full tide of of as replete With tyrann^f # and despotism ; unconstUuH&td?; dn- ; precedMtedy such never entered the “ as execrablys deserving the con* tempt'of all good worthy ? wicked ru|ers of the present day, toi» t I>rO DO Si ms *ft pi &Ti { O l v ■ til C
