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Yol. IV.)
ATHENS, GEORGIA*, published Y M'DONNELL £s? GAINES.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
WILL BE SOLD,
o.*? the firft Tuesday in April next,
at the Court Houfe in Clark County,
between the hours of Ten and
‘Three o'clock, the following pro
perty, FIZ.
no arres tf land, granted co
joining D >bb ns and T|-
rse', on Rofe creek; levird on as the
property of Lucy Clark, to fansfy
a * execution in favor of Stevens
Tb rms; the land pointed our by
the defendant.
ALSO,
50 a'res of land, more or !?f%
joining John Barnett* George Y.
Farrer, anti William Harris, on the
Oconee levied on as the pro
perty of Moles Bledfoe, to larsfy
an execuion in favor of James C.
C k, vs Mole? Bled tor: ad Geo.
Y. F >rrtr, p >1 .red our by Fairer.
al o
2 26 Acrr* of lad, more or lefs,
KJ
g a.-icd to John and James Stewar',
i ning John B Hops and ethers, on
.al creek; levied on as the pro
perty of of David Hr lints, to fa
lsify an execution in favor of the
e* u (rs of Charles Stewart, dec.
w D* v id Holmes, and John Mar
rabie, pointed out by Holmes.
ALSO,
Two negroes, one fellow known
by the name of Peter, and one
young wench, known by the name
of I arort; levud on as the pro
perty of Wilham Shields, to fatisfy
an Execution L favor of Phin,zv,
Son and Shields, vs. William
Shields ad John Haynes, pointed
out by Wm. Shields, one of the
defendants.
ALSO,
Five negroes (to wit) one woman
b the name ofLoney, one by the
n me of Phebv, one w man named
H rnot, a and her child Dave, and
one wench by the name of Sdvey ;
L vied on as the property of Berja
imn Thurman, to fatisfy two exe
cutions, one in favor of Shaler Hill
yrr, Av mV of John Freeman, vs*
Benjamin Thurman and John Thur
man, the other in favor of Phillip
C);r, vi. Benjamin Thurman, the
negro pointed out bv John I hur
ma, one of the defendants.
ALSO,
Or.e houfe a ; and part of a lot in the
town o- A hecs, known by N°. 6 ,
1. ied on as the property of Wm.
H. Hunt, to la* sty an execution in
fav r of Taylor tic Scribner, point
ed out by plaintiffs attorney.
Conditions Caih.
SAMUEL JACKSON, d.i.
JMarch 6 1 1812.
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
Will be fold on Monday the 1 3th of
April next , at the houfe of Henry
M Coy , dec in Clark county, the
following property:
ONE excellent fliil and Hilling
tire fils, hogs, canlc and other ar
ticles too tedious to mention.—
Terms made known r n the dav.
JOHN M‘COY, Exr.
Electuary 28, 1812.
GEORGIA EXPRESS.
ts MANY IN ALL RVN TO AHB FRO, AN! KNOWLEDGE SMALL S INCREASE*.”
FOR SALE,
A very valuable traefc of Land in
Jackfon county on B tch creek,
containing abnut r*.gr hundred a
cres, one hundred a id fifty of which
is cleared and under a good fence,
with a large peat h and apple orch
ard, and a vaiety of other fruit
trees, Th>s Land is well watered
with good fp'ings of pure water,
the* foil ftr >ng, irs natural growth i
oak, hivkory ad pine timber
There is a comfortable dwelling
houle, with brick chimneys, a ve
ry good barn, ftabies, k-tchcn, and
othtrhoufes. The tang' 1
is excellent, and w ll always conti
nue fo.—This Land u well worth
the attention of pUrehafers, for its
fi uation foF health is equal to any
in the world, and in an ag- * cable
neighborbo <d, being ab ut fi ten
m les wt ft from the town of Athens,
about the fame diftanre fr-m the
town of Warknsv.l!e, and tea mdrs
from the town of JTfofn, with a
thick fettled country wefiwardiv 5
Its therefore for a protri
fi joal character is very con fide ra
bie. Indifpurable general warran
tee titles will be made the purcha
ler. Any perfon wiChi* g to pur
chafe can view the Land by apply
ing to Mr. B.itain Brazeal on the
laud, and k iow the teims by ap
plying to ‘he Subforiber near the
town of J ff. rfon in coun
ty, Georgia.
GEO N. LYLES.
February 8, 1812.
THE SUBSCRIBER
Will inftrutt young perfens, at
his houfe, in the G rk and Latin
languages—in Aruametic ar-d Al
g-b>i—n Geometry and Fig -
n metry ano their apple a ion to
Surveying, Navigation, Dialling,
6t —in G-’*-graphy and t*e con-
Jlruftion ad ult of Globes—in Af
tronomv, with the calculat on of
eclipfes—in the Elements of Naru
ral and M ral Pmlolophy, Ch> mil
try, B na iy and Rnetonc.
A ( ew B arders can be accom
moda ed either in his family or in
the vicinity.
J. MEIGS.
Faracletos February 13, 1812
GEORGIA, Cb k u .tv,
Court of Ordinary, March term,
1812.
ON the petition of Robert M*-
Over, prav the court of or
dinary for the laid county to direct
the aomi ftratrix of Charbs Doug
herty, dec. to make titles to a rradk
of land in Jack! n cou sty, on the
Mulberrv fork of the Oronee, con
taining 200 acres, more or lefs,
part of a trad: of land g;anted to
William M Gee, agreeable to the
bond of the laid Cnarles, filed in
the Ordnary’s office of faid county.
All perfons are hereby notified,
that unlrfs caufe be (hewn at a court
of ordinary* to be held for faid
county, on the firft Mmday in Ju
ly ncxr, the fa.d adminift atrix will
be ordered to make titles agreeable
to faid petition.
A true copy ,
J. oMITH, C.C. O.
DOCUMEN J'S
Accompanying the Meffage of the Pre
fident, which was publi/hed in the
Exprefs of (he 171 b ult relative
to a CON Plß.if'T, carried on
by B'-iHFH AGENTS, again/t
the Peace , Union and Projperity 9f
UNITED AMERICA.
Mr. Henry to Mr. Monroe.
PniL. ciphia, Feb. 20, 1812.
Fir,—Much oblv.rvar.ion 6c t x
perirnce na*e convincrd me, that
the injuries and infults with which
the Unued S ares have been folorg
and lu frrqu-ntly vifiied, and which
caufe thru prefent embarraffmrnt,
have been owing to an opinion en
tertained by f reign States, c< that
In any meafure tending to wound their
pride, or provoke ihtir hejtihty, the
Government of this Country could ne
ver induce a great majority of its Citi
zens to concur ” —A and as man* of
in* evils wider fLw from the i flu
ence cf thi opinion on the policy
of foreign rations, may be removed
b any thar ran produce una
nim ty among all parties in dmerica,
1 voluntarily ‘e; der tnyou, fi, lu< h
means, ai. I p t< ward. 1 ’ promo
tis’g 10 citfiiabic and imp .rta.it an
otjed ; which if acccmplifiied can
noi fail to extir gu fh, perhaps fore
ver, thole exptNations abroad,
winch may proiradl indefinitely an
accommodanon of exiftii g differ
ences, aid check the pregrefs of
induftry and profperity in this rifing
empire.
I have the honor to rranfmit
herewith the Documents and Cor
refpotdehce rela ii g to an impor
tant n fii /o in which I was employ
ed by s>ir Jas. C ag, the late Gi
vernoi General of the Bril iffi Pro
vimes, in North America, in the
Win er of the year 1809
The pubfi anon of me ft papers
will dem r.ft.ate a fa<H not lefs val
uable man the good already pro
proled ; it will pmve that, no reli
ance ugic to oe placed on the
profeffi ns of good faith of an ad
m nitration, waich, by a feries of
diiaflrous e vents, ha fallen into fu h
ha di as a Caftlereag , a WellcfLy
or a Liverpool—l fii uld rather fay
into the hands of the ftupid fubal
terns, to whom the pirafures & the
ii;d’ lr*n.e of thofe M nifters have
co- figned it.
In contr : bu;i g to the good of the
United Spates by an txp fi on
which cannot (I rhink) fail tofolve
and mrlc ali div ifion and difunion a
m;rg its citizens, I flutter myfelf
with the fond expectation that when
it is made public in England it will
add one g r eat motive to the many
that already ex.ft, to induce that
nation to wirhraw its confi Lnce
from men whole political career is a
fruitful fource of injury embarrajf
ment in America -, of injudice and mif
ery in Ireland ; of di/irefs and appre
henfion in England 5 and contempt ev
ery where. L * making ibis com*
muniv aaon to you, fi , I deem it
in .umbrnt on me diftiudly and un
equivocally to flare that I adopt no
P*rty views; that I have not chang
ed any of my political opinions; hac
I ceither feek nor defire the patron
age nor of any Go-
FRIDAY, APRIL 3, ibia.
vernment nor cf any Party; and
that in addition to the ,r ivrs al
ready exprr ffd I ant influenced by a
juft refentment of the perfidy and dif
honor of tbefe who ftrft viola.ed
the conditions upon which I received
their confidence ; who have irjorcd
me a.d dilappointed the expecta
tions of my Friends, and left me no
choice but between a degrading ac
quiescence in i? jufl’ce, and arr• all—
at<nn w hich is r >r • flary io fecure to
me my own refp> dt.
This w’ und wiP be f’elr where it
is merited ; & if S r James Craio
ft.ll live, his fhare of the pain will
excite no fymparhy am’ i g thofe
who are at ail in the iccretofour
conxedtion.
I have tht honor to be, Sir, your
moft obedient fervant, &■ . & 6cc.
(S.gHfd) J. HENRY.
No I.
Mr. Ryland Secretary to Sir James
Craig . late Governor general of
the Brit ifh provinces in North A
merica, to Mr. Henry,
applicati nto undertake the
MI- lON TO THE UNITED ST AT E3,
[ Mofl fecret and confidential ]
Quebec, zty f h Jan. 1809
My dear Jir,
Ihe extiaord/'nary fit uation of
things at this imeintheneighboring
fta rs has fuggefted to the Governor
in Chief the idea of employe g* ou
on a fecret and corftder iial n ffi n
to B .fieri, provided an arraignment
can be made to meet the imp rant
end in view, without thrown g an
abh lure obftace inthe way My. ur
prob ffional puriui f s. The informa
tion and political obfcreations hereto
fore received from you were tran/mit
ted by bis Excellency to the Secretary
of State, who has expreffed hi j parti
cular approbation of them, and there
if no dcubt thatyrur able execution of
fuch a rn ffion as / have above
would give you a claim not only on the
Governor General but on bis Majefty's
tninifters which might eventually
contribute to your advantagr.—-
will have the goednefs t; ere
fore to a< quaint me for Ex.eL
lencv’s information, whether you
Could make it convenient to engage
in a m fii on of rh’S nature, ad what
pecuniary afiiftance would be riqui
fi e to enable you to undertake It
without injury to yourfelf.
At prelent it is only ne-tfiary for
me to add, that tht Governor would
furriiffi you with a cypher for car
rying on your correfpondence, a >d
that m cafe the leading party in any
of the ftates wifhed to open a com
munication wirh this government,
their view* might be communicated
through you.
I am, wirh great truth and regard,
my dear fir, your moll faithful,
humble fervant,
(S gurd) Herman W. Ryland.
John Henry, Esq .
No. 11.
General inftruliions from Sir J H.
Craig , to Mr Henry, ref pelting
the fecret miffton
His Excellency the Governor in chiefs
Inftrft'ions to Mr. Henry, Feb.
1809.
[Molt feep*t and co r fid-n r ia l .]
Quebec 6tb tH? 1809.
•Sir—As you iu cio read'.v un
dertaken the lervicc waich I have
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