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Ycl. IV.)
ATHENS, ceorgia: published by M f DONNEJJL (s’ GAINES,
P NOTICE,
TT-ng months sfie*’ dnis,. application
W- ■/■ :..eis is . .f .. • v */ - ibe i
v ‘ c. a ‘i of < ’la k a x.-tly /*-••••” :-:*ve to
J-- . ■ / 0/ Ac realeiia's of -vw t*>
iAEiC ;y, dccsaied, *"z : Ei?b f
ShirrE l acrts of ftve land lying. t
i Afjxtgo very ecu :ty. on the waters of
\tbe Eg ‘ ihoopie r ,’\.entfroe's ewek
\Oue hundred cl s in h dfh ng-on
near the big Oboopie. One
\tb'<;ijaad acres in Jnckfon county. on
it l . waters of tiro ad river 202 1 2
Me-res in the 2.oth difirict of Wdkinfon
county on the waters of L> ‘tit dons
tid of H-’iikiihn county. 2^ 2 1 ■>.
+ :'*£'■ in *'?•? 2 -;t it iii of EViikwf e.
n-w-’ Twines entity. 202 \ 2 acres
tn tb*. . bdi final of Wilkin fan county
To be fold for the benefit of the hsirs &
creditors of/aid deeeafed. ■
“'SAMUEL BROWN,
Adminijlrator .
GTinier 3, iB Tl.
N ) ■’ ICE
NI' k7 R months after date. 1 /sail
make application to the honorable the
v. drier court of Xlark county for
have, to jell a trait of land contain
iov 2.4 net s tn te 0* leji, tn faid
county, it btiog part of the real ef
trt of (homes Brs-tcv y dec te be
jo id for the ben .jit of ike heirs and
creditors of (aid deceit fed
EjlIJ H BROWN,
•Sut wiving Executor.
OR. 9, i|ii
NO riCE.
Nine months after dafr application
vfiU he made to'Je Honorable the
i ihri tr Court of Ja* kfon County,
for N'-ve ro fell or e ioc of lard lying
in . 3 dr (Hindi Baldwin, n>w Jones
f untv, for the been fi. of the heir
and creditors o? James H !mes, der.
ANN H* > L.M F , Guardian,
for the heir of fetid deed
September , ? 811
|- H - “ *!■ ■ ‘—dl C<aßCgß*rf— nvwMM
GEO LG 1 *, }By the H nor a
/action county \ tie Ef, -ig> cou< t
of/aid county, February tern: 1 3 1 2.
PRE ENT THEIR HONORS
D v.id iVitt , \
Cha- i.es Venable, ( T - ,
lb;mC<mp
Samuel Henderjon,)
ON thr petition of John Ritchey
(0 Walton Harris hih Atrorr.c )
, 1 -:xvi g that the copy of a note
I .b v j mes M‘N< cee, Shadraeh
s no and Martini Martin, paya
! j imes G umney, may br ef
t ■ died in lieu of the orig nal
\ na. i. ft, as fitted in the sfH
$4 -nt John R r chty.
jt is ordered, That the fa id
9, w be ciu i lhcd in feu of the
t- C , a!, unlrfs caufe be fh.ewn to
tin -i’ ! arv, uy ti;: a; pk cants
givi; g ‘ übii ;ty to this Order at
lead fix months (once m ea- h
ir.opth) previous to the eftabliih
xnent cf faid copy, in one of the
public gazettes of th s flate.
A rr*j* copv from the m’lrutes,
WILLIAM PENTECOSV,
Clk.
GEORGIA EXPRESS.
SHALS. BUN T© AXB 7XL9, AU &WOWI.iaOE SHALL B 1 INCK£ASA^.‘ ,
NOTICE.
ICINE •norths after d-i'e, applied
if on will be m ide to the honor a vie in
ferior court or Cla-k cou>’!v, for
have to jell a trad of land containing
40 acres on the ware- s of Big c*sek ,
aoj-jir>:ng U ids cl Jean * Hjs, jctd
for th--benefit of the heirs and credi
lets of Eljah Siren?, dec.
GEO. PHIL;.IPs ,
Guardian.
Jamarv 3?, 1812
NO r ICE.
NINE ov-rubs after date, appl>
cation wdl be made to rite ho i >ra
b-e the court of ordinary, of C arl;
countv, for leave to fdi leve.it}-fix
an< ; - one half acres of land, lyirg m
the hi and r untv, on Eldonbs creek,
j nning William Clark and others,
for tire “fr or the i'eirs and c re
ditors or [’ nc s g h dec.
CHARI .E’ BROACH,
h urviving Ext enter,
January 6, t'4; 2,
vh'O.’vtvi g t..ark <• •.* .*v.
Com l oj (Jr sin ary, FI arch Term ,
i % 1 2.
£ VN’ ‘he pe r s inr, of Ale tinder
V.,/ -tnirfr, joayipg ■*: C urt. f
- --a 1 t direct th- ad
nroniiirat'ix of rhe pibce r, f Cnas.
Oougheny, dec. to make titles
•* -rratM craft of land, con ain'nn
75 arras, nn hiding the irof* vr
rrrnt where on the fad Aioxar-der
now liver, it bemgon p. rtri's creek
in laid ccur.ry, a;:d part E>f a frft
granted to Jam s M‘Camm >n, a
grrcable ro the bond t the laid
Charles, filed in the office oi the
laid court.
Ail perform cnprtrned ere hereby
n*c jfied, that unieis t aufe be (hewn
to the contrary at a t ourt of ordi
nary t ?r held f r and county on
ch*- fi Si M ‘day in July nexr, the
fa • m odhacrix wii he ordered
to rr.vkr cities agreeable to the fa:d
petition,
A ‘rue Opy.
j -Mi H, C C. O.
NO I loE,
NINE months af cr c:a e I fh?!l
mak appreatio . V- the h aorable
th-e u ferinr court of Ogl -h.urpv
county, for leave to fell 350 acr s
af land, more orlefs, :n Curl c un
ry, it being part of tne re>*,l effate
of Fhomas Brown, dec, for the be
nt fi of the heirs and creditors of
laid deceafc and.
ELIJAH BROWN,
Surviving Executir,
OSiober q, 18 ii.
NO LICE.
NIN E months after date applica
tion w li he made to the honorable
the Inferior court of CU.k county,
for an order to fell two hundred two
and t half acres of land, lyirg in 2d
and flr.ftof old Baldwin county, now
Putnam county, Lot 377, belong
ing to-the ell ue of James Spullock,
deceafed—no oe fold fc>r the benefi
of the hen3 and creditors of faid
deceafed.
DRURY SPL T LLOCIC,
Adminijlrator .
March 4, 1812.
Baltim re. Aprd 25.
Bv rap B fr, Laeuira,
; rr,rn that on the 26 u * r Mar h, at
4 o’clock, P. Ki. th*rr was a vrry
A'verr fh*- k of an Earthquake,
‘‘ hit 11 utftruvfd near! the whole of
He. citv of Carracas and ali the
•own o< Lagura, with blithe ne’gs
b. r-Rg Vliiagfv—<if n thousand
were Muitd in tfe rums— wo
tr id arc five hundred 1 [go r—
o; t A Human only prrlhtd, viz.
Mr. C? well, of New Y rk. F m
fhocks we re an ‘ fell on fhr
n.go fid lowing, not heavy t n ugh
b do any damage. On thr 27 h,
the lurvivnrs vt - employed in dig
g g .he >a*:l f tun urdrr the rums,
put ;rg fh oi in large t givers, tar
rying hem outiii c f f.iir fh pping,
aid bur vv g tin rr. in the v*. On
the a t h, the fea was lo rough as ro
prevent them ikn g ‘h- de.ci ff—
then they budr a la?g fiir ncu 1 rhe
wharf, ct commented buir.ii g .hem
Sfcd burned ah cut 40 at a nmr in
ore firr. On rhe 59., the fie nth
had become fo bat that the- q.iir
the dead from under the
run s. All the lurvivMg puehtd
tenus < n the plains cl M
On rhe or Apui, there was a
very hard fh <k, which made rhe
v< filb rren.ble ns if the. had been
on a reft t * n■: ks tn a heavy lea ;
and ir. m on beard the Indepen
densp, “ r < nid Irr rhe rr. unnuns
move j Uta fi. p w ah ivy fr,i t and
Lrge pe<et I alee g fi du ro. At
hall pull 6, he if d# p< ndr ne e faVied,
f. lat v• ci uld ir t tell what da
rn ?ge has be t n done.
C H Books.
Robert K Lowry, Kjq writes
from Laguna im.clc< ci .1 3d r ft.
and mentmrs T hi confuk > and dl
--m3v as indefe fbabh-; foilovrir g the
dftlruftton bv earthquake, is a rer
rrhie l*ciie vf r'.bherv. He was
prepared ;o fail ;in*rr ediatelv, wt h
what l.e could fr.a’ i, Ircm rhe hands
©f rhe plunderers o P rt CYvelft,
which had eh ap'd c c fhock.
Extracts to the lull tor of the Aurora,
deitst, Dublin, January 12. 1812
“ The receipt of the P tfi c t*s
pnifl’-g’ to Congrefs ; rhe orref
pot.d'nte h'-tween M i\ s Monroe
and F fter—and the ?. invra *le re
port of the coinmirtce of F reign
.delations, have had rhe bftl ff fts
both here and in England. The
Aoirritan government has new ta
ken prr per grou and, and the cha
rafter of the nation is loft er zgrs
51 they recede an inch from ic.—
Your non importation fvftem is of
all others rhe hr ft cal u’artd to re
tort upon G ea* B- ram the irjuries
i? fiifted upon A merirsn commerce,
by r ;er iliegiriiv.are blockades.
‘•'Our manufaclurcrs, thrown idle
for want of a foreign market for the
produde of their tnciuft . —-brg as
long as rh,*7 car* oivnn thing,
and ultimately ihcrail fta-rv?.-
Some cf them refoct to robr.. g ~ i
murdering, whu’ft: by far theory-t
---ea number ate rift g j.j open rebel
lion ail nvi r E igland. The nin
imp rtation f ftcui a noys ou go
vernment in u point rhtt t ire a nas
ruin to the preient fyftsm, and cnac
FRIDAY, JNLiY Ip, i^it.
rt r.r. -emote period. I mean her
fi anres—ai dir is th'’ m >re • r juri—
cos nuw, tl-,2’ fht- hae to pav and
maintain an arm, ( n 1 ft a t < piv)
in a lore gn c<t nt;y, Tv hit h can be
done r.nly with the prr< tous metals.
So force is gold and ftlvrr. tha r aot
3 guinea *.s Fen in’ ci culacion, ?nd
tr fi er now ts ircula:,: gat about
20 per ertr. above io it frmfic va
lue. Y ur non-importation, wh.c’!i
does n"’ prohibit our receiving
whea fi ur, ric, b fLc or and, t m
the U >t.atfs, and wiiu ; in Uft rve
cannot do without—and at the lame
time retules to receive our uianu
taftutra in payment for them, *b
-1 g;cs US t<> lend nut fp?ce to V
e and ‘here is nut a r*fifd returning to
the United States .hat does ner take
out more or lefs of it. Thcreiuit
is obvious.
<{ America has nothing rorxprft
Tom the Pnnce Resent—whatever
niay liave bcu ; or whatever may
not be the politic al opimors of the
Fnnce, or his d:ij t-finon (• reform
dit government, ht itas nor the
nerve h>r Inch cn undertaking.—
1 he debaucheries in which he has
ati at* ffe indulged, have gro%*'. tn-
O) habua atiodtilroyed.his r'.g -is.
Itois u able to reform htmli, or
t<* lo rt: dcr ios pernicious ..abas,,
N honeji *et ot tn dL is w -uio o
btait ins ex rava awtr, and he will
therefore • ?.k* up wnti fuch ,%s will
m ft call 1 v It his v. j dt —*~
Not uni t c liiiti finer toids tor the
Jpnrj ole man bit preient me m
p owei 1 have it from pretty gcod
authority that thoie miniilda will
t eir pla cs, ?,fad they will
have the government of the coun
try in r* turn for min ft’ ring to the
voluptu ulncf* of the Prince. Th
U Sia c* i ave nothing to depend
upon but their own energies; snd
my opinion de< icledly ts, mat ft he
non-imp; rt.vmn ts adhned to, and
rigidly enforced, it will filer civ br; g
*buu a repeal of the orders m
council.
tl Almoft every vr fl>l rhat leaves
thia ci U'i:ry for Ameiu a, uke out
more or leis bntos, cotton, &e. t
Imuggk . Ihe fit ftf ft attention
fh 1 oil br paid to rlus p iat. A re
venue i ft; rr (h ti!d br put on board
a-. Icson as vtfP 1$ enter the htibor.
*nd kept :hetc until the lli.p under
goes a thorough examination.—•
G >od* are frequently flowed in wa
ter caftcs, and they generally brlor “
to p ft’ A few detect oua
would put a flop zo the whole buli
tteft.”
M 1 rt Ror for mem hers ef Congress.
Extraf? from LV fhtchinfcn's Speech,
in the Erglifb He life of Commons,
cm American relations with Eng
land.
He thought it r’gfjr m take he
bufinefs of America ou-: rf * s [Mr.
Ter . /ul’s] hands ir poffiblr, and
irv/r it r* the wifdom of the Houfe,
which wtll be more iikeiy to avert
the ‘calamity of war man he, who
was not only agr- ft conciliator*
with A nerica but again ft concil-z
---ticn -vth a y'tat portion own
empire. firie e was no tn wh.i
>.aa Lic Ipiiit oi a u'tsr.sn out
(No. 199.