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3 di eve thcr Is a fy ft matte uefign •) diftcrt and mifreprefent every hing which occurs in this city. The boldcefs of tiTertion in which hefe arc couched ;s fuch as fome imesevefi todcccive Republicans, md no wonder the fabrication* are h greedily (wallowed by the fedcr si fraternity. 11 no cafe have more extend ve mpofi tons been pra&ifed on the .orrmuoity than in the fabricated -.-ports of cohvrfations of Members if the AJnEEftration, and of either dome of Cc.-iigrefs, which fi and their -.iv into certain prints. To fay idling cf the eves-dropping dii ’ ficioii to rera 1 every converlation vhkh ungarde-d and manly frank :t te would permit a hit- ner to o rer hear, we do affr, from the r. >ll U >irmn convid'O; , that nine ’Tdh*, perhaps nineteen-twenieth* Xfu h t ports of converlations, &c. re either without foundation or ut :erly perverted from their plain and ;bvi-..U3 import. Only credit thefe print*, and one would believe that at the feat of jover-meat all is diftji ion, diftruft md weak .- fs amo. g Republicans, md that all ‘usm n. and lalenr en :ers in thr Federal party. Is thefe latemrnts r queenly repeated, we tr new proofs of tfcat. invincible nodc/ly vftiich r-*f*o€ KfcfcaiQ. to ixuapci v-.n c-'-’-ii (use* )l late h~s ib confptciouf!/ chtrzc ?rdr.d thtt e.tiift -*s offderal wri ers. L*r us teft she aff r ions by acts Lo.k at the vu.es u, he pivu measures of thr prelen* 1. fll.j , ’ and tee which i moftdividt , cue ; lEral or Repubf a * p ala ,x.— A*. .’ -v the tfF rts of the-hr who ■itln their j <og rntrrs to ti.e im- L’lfr o th< > r palfi ns aid perf ml rcidiKrltf on* ‘ r anoparhirs, aiced y thoic r-.- fU fs (pints who misflrr nder the banners of ambition $ the ;reat chain which conoe&s the Re lubiivan petty w.b ken, aid the irelcnt adnunift a ion ot the general government never has been moqe >opular than at this moment. As .r talent, we rr-av with an hour ft >ride point to our columns, to the lebates in the Houle of 11 prHenca ives, and leave tr> the common enlt of the People the de ifi > of he queftion on which fi ie ies the [>rcd mi* erne of talent. But tt is nor to this general af fump-ic-n of merit that we fb much nhircl, as to the little art ofa:cr Du ting prominent charf&ers lenti mens never en :*■ r a ne and, and ton verfations never he id Ic would be well if thefe retailers of Icandai w .ul 1 e a fne themf Des fo their legitimate p n iuce* of m rormiVg their i>ai s in the cities why- b ibant parties arc given b- Mt. F fbr and Cl. Tad , and how far their fpleniW is * x oefted to throw thofe of Mr Se rurier in the bac k ground; h* w nnc gives the bed wines, but the ether the g-eaieft variety of meats j arsd other equally important particulars. On fuch details as thefe, a writer may be permitted toa y a i h.mieif of the poetic licence * but fr Hea- I’tn’s fake, if politics muft be tne the me, let us no more winds this port of rivalry in exaggerating and t>rrve og as well thr procetdirgs C M grefs as the fentiments arid liftions cf individuals. Such an occupation is fcarcely mere repu a :>le than that of the rattling g Hip j- ams from houfe to houi-, a.id iib irfhens herfelf at the tea table if o e, of what (he wormed out of ier f.-iend* at the fi *- fide of ano het- National Intelligencer. \ The Editor ut tuc Federal Ga cstte is more uafartuuace.thji bis brethren in t!ie news which he de ta Is from \v alhington.—-Llnfofm na r, we fay beesufe we believe he is t( more finned again ft than (in ning, ’ ands impofed upon by thole w‘io take advantage of his credulity. The following paragraph is ex tracted from Monday’s Fctitral Gazette: “Uoited States* i a >k —IV: are informed tbit a motion was mad*, in the Senate of tbe V States on Satur day ,by Mr Brent, (from Virginity) to take into confideration tbe propriety cf eftablifhing (or reviving) a Na tional Bank ” N *>, :vk only has no fuch motion been made or announced m the be na , Du that honorable body dtd net meet on the day cn which the motion luted to have bsen made.— lbid. The Houfe of Rpprefentarives yeft rday negatived, on its third read ng, the bill for chffifying and arming the Mditia of tat United States, by a majority of three votes. The derails and principle of this bill have been debated for fome da- s ; and the be ore ic was rejetft?d, there was a majority of three in fa vor of its p-.fTigS to a third rr ad-ng. The ieverai approprviticn biiis for tht <r*ld arm 1 ., cne adduional mi irary force*, the corps of rang’ rs, and the navy, pafltid to a thiu. reading yefte r day in the Houfe cf Rvpte prekntacives.— lhid x Two gendemen, now in thiscicr, who left fenneiT e on the 4,h mft. aid travelled acrofs the mountains, bv Buncombe court houfe, along French Br iid river, pofttivdy af fer , that no Volcano, is related :n the narrative of M Edwards, had maiie us appea;aice in that quarter. Such a report prevailed, bu it was generally diferedued.—- No land had been cverfi wn, nor hada iy damsgs been done by the fuppofed V dcano. The abc.*ve gentlemen live 34 miles from the warm Iprings, and 29 from tne Painted R k Event'g Ledger. In the L g'fliuure of Virginia, Rc fclucions have been introduced by M . F/ter, in the following w ‘I;, \rc: eutd by a preamble : Re forced,’ Tnat this Lt gill u e do ii giily and ‘approve of tlie conduct of Richard B n and William G iu, the lad Brent for having vo ted in favor of a renewal of the charter of the Ut cd S a cs’ Bank, aga.iift pofiove Dft u iioni to Jthe concary, and the (aid Giles for de nying the obligatory tired of in ft ‘ftiVms, emanaringfrorntheLe g(l •e. Sefolved, That the faid Richard Bcm a W lliam BG i3 did, on tha aft and, eafe to be the true and I g uun e reprefencatives of this (late. DIED, on Sunday night iaft, re g etttd ov ail who had the plealure <•} hrr 3 quaintance, M s. Pame lla John oh, confort of Mr.— Juhnlon, of this county. EX ECU TOR’S SALE. IVill be fold on Monday tbe 1 ~yb of Apnl next, at tbe houfe of Henry M'Coy , dec in Clark county, tbe folio wing property: ONE excellent (till and (lifting uteofils, hogs, cattle and other ar ticles too icdious to mention.— Terms made known on thedav. JOHN M*COY, Exr. February 2S, ISI2. (ft* THE SUBSCRIBER Will inftru'fc voting purfons, at his houfe, in the G.t k and Latin languages-—in Arithmetic a.;J Al gebra—;n Geometry ami T ig )- nometry and their appl an n to Surveying, Navigation, D all ng, ci.\ —in Giograpiv and th. con J trull ion and 11 !e of Giub-s—in At rronomy, with thr calculat on of eciipfes—in rhe Elements of Natu ral and M iral P.nlofophy, Cnymif try, B itany und Rhetoric. A kw 3 >ardets can be accom modated either in nia family or in the vicinity. J. MEIGS. P&racletor, February 13, 1812. GEORGIA, }By tbe H-nora Jackjon county. \ble Inferior of j aid county, February term, 1 3 i2. Present their Hon ors David kVitty Charles Venable , \ n U - VE Q^RS. II ea . amp I Samuel Render Jon y ON die pennon of John Rirchev (by Wabon Hams his Attorre ) prayiug that tne e< py of a note given O’ James-M‘N -*■ -r, Siadrach Marong and M 1 ‘> • . Martin, pay a b!e to Jamts Crum cv> may be cf taoiifhtd -,n lieu of the rr:g >ai wha n is left, us feared in the atH da -f f•", ! <it h y it is üBDEiiED, That the faid cop be eanol fried in lieu of the or g oal, tiolel.s caul * be (hewn to the <-on*rary, upon the applicants givi.vg publicity to this Order at kail fix months (ome la ea. h moiuh) previous tc* tne tftabl fo ment of laid copy, in one ot the public g izertes of th s ftaie. A rruf cop*, from the minutes, WILLIAM PENTECOST, Clk. Mtfjrs. M Donnell U Gaines, ti* pkaieci to inkrc in ycur next pap; r,the. (olio wdng 1 i uGicrvtd in vourlaft paper, a under itic (ignati re of Wm, Cab.nek, with ic p. cl 10 t-.vo no es, arcounang to 1250 doiiais. The author who na e the draught of that publication, is a downright LIAUj (a term which lam rot ae eultomed to u!e—but the corrupti on and viilany u(nd in an attempt to difgude the truth on the general lunjtift, a.id, thereby a run away, could not admit of a I‘ofter term) as I never in ti.e ceurfe of my life, had two nous of hts which would make that fum. When that ftupid fcribler would not ex pole his igmrance and vilia ny, (perhaps a relative of Cabi ntfs’) he would have told truth, & faid mat Major William Cabmels ftood bound by notes, &c. (or years to his near and indulgent neigh borsj when he made (air promiles, and pretended to fettle a plantation in rhis county, ( h- county of his re (i.ience) anti oiflar.t bur a few miles from h s dwelling, near which place lie travelled with every appearance of an no- eft man, purtuing h*s in duttriGus labors, the prudi'd of which w uld have enabled hun to make lapsfacfory payment —when, to cur afton.ftimenr nc marched ma ny miles b; yo;.d, that dav nid night he (et ou: in the act of riming away, to avail himfelf of the non payment of iih juft and honeit debts, leading a cor.liJerable balance, (in dependent of other claims) due my feif oa notes. PETER RANDOLPH. Feb. 24. Siir.UlTV *A’ k. Ou the Firjs TuefUay 1* stpri, next, at tbe Court Houfe it Jackfou County, between tbe ufit a l Furs, will be fold tbe folic wing property : TWO (hew boxes, if flicks of twill, 2 pair Udics gloves, 2 veils, 4 cap patterns, 1 remnants black, late, 1 ha'r comb, 6 comfiters, 1 box medicine, 3 renman.s of doth, viz 2 yards London brown, 2 cio. drab, 7 do,, b'oe raftimerc, 8 yards white pattern chord, 2 yards dark do. two and one fourth yards white flannel, 8 vards black corded vel ve:-, 81 4 do. black pattern cord, 4 pair nf ittelyards, one lliovel St tongs, one hand belloy/s, one tin ker’s ladle, 12 12 yards vefting, 24 3-*4 \ard* bombazei, a parcel ol crockery ware, nsnfiiFUg of tureens, bowl* and tea-pots, 5 pair Jid.es (1 opers, 52 1 2 yards caiUco, 9 cork fc.ews, one pair .of men's boots, one pair boys do. 2 pair of bndte b f , 1 plated bridle* 5 pair of g 2 claw hammers, 3 chif- I ! 8 Lircw augers, 2 bung borers, 3 1 unks, 9 f rail waiters, 1 pair pincer , 4 gar b xes, Ipa br.ifs hing-s, 4 hii;,g b.ixes, 3 turni ru: tirulh s, 3 .r i k 1 > k>, 3 ftiOu guns, 1 Jvi an r: if e poc, 3 (crew drivers, 2 p-air T ales itid, wnghes, 41 yards/ white durints, a lot of white beeds, and } fSccr’s plumes* levied on as ch property of Char’ea Lamia, ar the inltaacc of Melifs* Taylor 5c Cos. t AL: O, 287 r 2 acres of Jacd, be (am - more ids, being part of a nine thoufa and acre furvey, granted to Hanfon, the? part levied on oi the waters of Turkey creek joining Winters, whereon John B irders lived ac the time the levy was mad: ; levied on ?.s the proper ty of joihiia Kennedy, at the in (lance ot William Goober* A L£>, One bay marc, fiddle and bridle; levied on as the property of Willi am llewu, at the l .llance of John B. Parks. r ALSO, 200 aeres ef und, be the (am ; m .0 or lefs, -vhcreon B. M'Clcf kf lives, ir being the place where on J >mes Vi n formerly kept a ft >rr; levied on by John M‘Ton ne], conftable, as the property of Robert Montgomery, at the m ftance of E. Rf>lfton, the property pointed ouc by (aid Rolfton and re turned to me. ALSO, 40 acres of land, be the fame rft ;re or lefs, granted to Jones, ad joining Reves, on the warers of William Ton’s creek; levied on by A. Nflfon, conftable, the pro perty of Micajih Benge, pz the in (lanceor Jofeph Thotnfon, and re turned to me. ALSO, Four negroes, viz. jack, Rofe, Ceiv and Mahaiv; levied on as ths property of JefTe Smith, a: the in dance of Jofeph Watkins. Conditions cafJj. WILLIAM POTTS, Sbf. February 28, 18 t4* A NOTICE. NINE months after da f e I (lull mak’ application to the honorable the inferior courr cf Oglethorpe c )unty, tor leave to fell 350 acres i>f land, more erlefs, in laid coun ty, it being pare of the red eftate of Thomas Brown, dec. for the be nefu of the heirs ad creditors of faid dcceafed. ELIJAH BROWN, Surviving Executor. Oftffbcr 9, 1811.