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v:rn merit of thefe ftites, anal thrct
i?n to involve the country in ail me
horrors of war.”
ihe following article we copy
from the Uoited Scare* Gazette,
which paper quote* it frum the
B >fton Gszctce. Would to hea
ven that fuch Gazettes aid Gazec
reers were under thr government
‘ hey love rather than one they ex~
curate 1 The fedcralifts are ex
ported to do all in their poster
to parable the g ivernment of the
United Stares, and taught to be
i tve that it is £C their own gover
tnent, * and not forego g >vern~
m-r nts, that have opprefF and them,
i f i >'fd them and mocked at their
i -if-a, and to cap the climax J the
ir/amy of thole Gazettes and their
editors they compare uurgivern
iwent to a highwayman.
We embrace the opportunity to
put thofe fentiments upon record,
that hereafter when the loan is fill
ed, and twice a; much fubsenbed as
is required, traitors may nor eat
their words with impunity nor the
waters of Lethe obitte-ate their
crimes from the public memory.
Hem. Pre/s.
“ LOAN.
“ Nothing is now wanting to the
perpetca ion of the f> Item of com
mercial rft ift'on*, but that the
fedcraiifls fh >uid lend government
the money wh.ch they arc obliged
to withdraw from commerce. M .
Gelatin cal ulatrs that they w 11
Ci? flutrerirg round his books like
pit geona round a handful of corn.
T e opinion enteitained by the
ft a eimen of the ba k woods of our
mere hams, is the fame once ex
p *ff and b/ the Dutch—” that they
v-'Guhl make a voyage to h—l!, if
the y were lure of not ouming rheir
fa h.’* But they w ; !l find them
fel.es mftaken. Our mrr ha<its
cr nfi cute an honorable, h ghmind
cd, intell gent and independent cla/s
L citizens.— They veri ‘he oppef
li u, irjuiy and m ckerv wth
which th v are treated by their own
gorernm.nt. They w.l it: and h m
m aey to retrace their ft pa, but
n e to perlevere i* ■ xir *vf< nt
c iir r e. Let every highway man find
his ownpiflols.”
W<* lately repubi fh"d from a
B fto 5 paper, that the aid dr camp
•f rue Brit (h general Prevofi was i
cog in that city.—We have t ftate,
that at chi* time, at leaft within a
ver ‘ few davs, Mq. Gore, aid-de
camp of thr Bfitiflh General Bertj
ford, was in this city , and that it was
h's w fh ,© be known as Mr. not
Maj. Gere. We (late rhote fad*
upon the authority of a g-wdc man
wno was in:r*du ed to the Major as
Mr G re.
Henry aving depared we are in-
Undaicd by it fh Military Offi rs.
Whv *s this ? O grit it to be en
dued ?—Demo Pre/s.
ffajhington City, April 30
The H >ult has p.TT U a reiolutmn
direfti. g rhGr Committee cf C -m
---merce and Manufactures to report a
bill for lending prov-fio’ s to relieve
the fufferers b the lat Ear’hq ukr
at Carraccas, and alio a ref iution
diredmg the fame committer t en
quire into the expedien. y rf (f id
ing a like relief to the 111 dof
Tcne iff', now faid to be luff ring
from the ravage 0 f the iocult.
W •* learn with pieafure, aM U-
Stone Manufadory has lately men
crv'ded inJfffVrfon countv, Geo.
by Mi. Ifaac Harris, which prona
ife:,, as weil to the Mmu'afturer as
to the ft ace generally. We ax hap
py to learn, chat after a fuffLicnt
experiment, the ftone i* fotnd to
b; qual torhe belt F rnch Bu'-r e
ver imported. Auguffc Mirror .
PUBLIC SPIRIT
Ordei* were received a few days
fi ice from his Excellency the Gov
ernor, for a draft of fi cv m n, the
q i na out of t.ooo that his been re
el ) red fur f ime immediate fervicc.
i ne necefTi v of a draft wis immc
durelv luperceded by an offer from
the Vo ua cer Rangers and Blues ;
and alfo oy Capi. Donaldfsn, woo,
in a few hours, had tne neceffiry
number raifed, and ma lea te l ler
of hs* lervices. Cunfiicrable dif
fi uicy arofe as to tne compaov to
be accepted—but we hav • fii c
learnt chat Capt. L mgftrtc com
pany has been g ven die preference.
Ibid.
We learn from a genrlf-rran im
med arel? from St. Mar.’;, chat
Gen. John M‘lfUofti ad b*;en fo-
Itcited to tak th?* ‘"nip.mand of the
Pa riots in F.*ft Florida; bu had
peremptorily rcfulrd to do io, u ul
the general go cr .ment would ake
fome decided ft: p.
Smv Ev Ledger.
We learn b age ntlemen dir? &
fr m Amelia lo.> and, tna the for
mer commandant of tha oia r had
made his appearance io full un f rm,
(a circumftance which had not oc
cur e ? fi i e the furrendrr of the
Ifland) —ha;, the foldiers and mha
bita.its appeared unufuaily cheerful
in confequeiice of it; and the S|>a
nifia fl g, it was undtrfto and, was to
be h . fled that d*v, at 12 ’ lock
on (he ‘fi. .and. r Fhe rufloni-htnife
tftabl fli c a Amelia u der rh’ au -
pu cs of G- a. Mathc ws wa- fhu up;
assd the emba g , on the Ameri a
fi was fo r gu<. ef r ed, na - all
rff [s ad boats (• xcep a(h paf
fe; gcr ) w-ic pret fuded ommuui
ca jou wuh ih - ill re.
U'td. May J.
4 jk'iob of the Debate in Secret
Sejfi n. on toe Embargo Law, has
appeared in the Federal prints, and is
copi-d into feveral Republican prints
fVe would follow their example but
that we have tea fan to believe , and
we have tH'verity to (fate that tne
repoi l \.s partial unfair and full sf
mifrcprefeniadon. The member who
reported it (Mr. St urges from Con
nefticul) ought io have given to Re
publican members the fame opportuni
ty that was given to FedtraTnis , to
appear in their own colors , and not
have exhibited their fpeeches in the
mutilated and garbled jfate in which
they appear . Nat. I tel.
The *efoiuiion of the Senate for an
adjournment from the 291 b ult to
ibe %ihf June , w*s } on mouon , in
dcjinitiy p ftp md 62/555
Mr Bttfb dated vet bally t cn the
part o f the adjourning committee, that
i> was not expedient to fay what was
neceffary to be djne before a recefs
fhouid take place-, but he was and reEt
to jay, tbat it was their opinion that
a relaxation till the 18 tb of May>
from bVednefday next (>hr 29th ult )
would not be detrimental to the public
bufinefs. the Preftdent has been
waited on to know if he had cny com
munrcations to make which would
require attention previous to that time
—no anfwer had been received ; but
it wax p- ebable that the Senate would
fend a refolution to thi, effefi, in the
coufe of the day.
A marriage took place in London ,
in March lady between two fpriys of
Nobility, Mr Pole , (novo fVdlefley )
and Mfs Limey Long, the drefs of
the bride (Jays the London Courier)
tOfofifled op a robe 01 real B> ufftls
point lace , The drtfs coft 700 gum
eas—her bonnet 150, and veil 2 00.
Ihe lady's jewels confided principally
cj a brilliant nscklace and ear rings
the former cofi twenty-five thouiand
guineas!
AN ACT
To prohibit the exportation of fhecie.
goods, wares or merchandize , fer
a limitted time,
§ 1 BE it enaSied by the Senate
end Hi:t!e of Reprefentstives of the
L uited states if America , in Congrefs
afemhkd, That it flu!I not be law
ful, during the continuance of the
adt entitled rc An aft faying an em
bargo on all the ffiips and v rile Is in
the ports and ha.bura of the Unit
ed Sra es for a limited time,” to
expert the United State*, or
the territories thereof, in any man
ner w arrver 3 any fpecie, nor any
g vuis, wares nr merchandize of to
re g < or and m< flic growth or manu
facture ; and if any perfon flnol,
wi;h intent to evade this law, expe rt
cr a tempt to export any fpecie,
g ‘ 1% wares or a.erchaadizc from
th U ited S'ate* or the territories
thneof, either by laid or Wu er,
fuch fpecie, g ods, wares or nv r
ckand ze, together wirh the v< fF I,
b ai, raft, (air, waggon, fie gf., or
orhrr rarrrge in wmch the fame
fhall have been exported, or at
tempted to be exported, fhall, toge
ther with the tackle, apparel, horf
es, mules and oxen, be forfeited,
ad the owner or owner* of luch
fi'C ie, goods, wares or merchan
d ax, ano ever, ether perfon kn w
irgly voncerned i fu< h prohibited
. xpor:atton, on cnnvi&ivn there’ r,
OvUl each refpsdb vrly forfeit and
pa a fnm not exceeding ten rhem
- uila s for every fuch elf n e.
provided, nowevrr, that nothi gin
fhiv coßtamed Ihall be con
ft,*rd to prevent the departure of
fl Is, which, a: cordn g to the acT
I it above mentioned, ait or may
br permitted todrpan in the man
ner ad under the reftutftions pro
vided b ‘ the fa and *<5L
§ 1. And be it further enabled.
That 1 fhiil bt lawful tor iht P 1 fi
de nt of th? United States, or <u h
other perfrm as he fhall have em-
that purpofe, to tm
plov av part of the land or naval
fon ts, or in luia of thr U States,
cr the territories thereof, as may
3 urged neteflary, for the pur
pofe of prevcntii g the ilhgal de
parture of anv m p ®r vrfT 1, or
the illegal exportation of a v fpe
cie, g nds, wares or merchandize
contrary to the proviftons of this,
or of the laft above mentioned a&,
and for the purpofe of defainipg,
taking p. IT fFnn of, and keeping in
cuftody, any fuch (hip or v<ff*l,
fpecie, goods, wares or merchan
dize.
§ 3 And be it further enal'ed.
That al! penalties and forfeitures in
curred by virtue of this aft, fhall
and may be protected, lutd for,
recovered and efift ibuted, and be
mibgated remitted in the manner
provided by the aft ratified t( An
aft laying an embargo on ail the
fhips and vc/T?!s in ehe ports and
ha b%rsof the United States for li
mited time,” and alfo, that the pe
nalties and forfeitures incurred by
virtue of this aft may be recovered
fubffqjently to the expiration there
of, in the ft*me manner as if this aft
had continued in full force and vir
virtue.
April 14, 1812.
approved,
JAMES MADISON.
M*R Rffd D on ‘t hurjdfiy eveKiujr
tbeythmd by his Ho no judge Gref
bam, t KLifiG t'id r, P.fq to
Ait's Mary ii er 1n C , all of tbit
co untv
‘tEO R GIA, Jackfon countv
By Edward Adam], Clerk of the
court of Ordinary, for faid county.
W fERKA>E waiu Adams ap
plies for letters of A Jmin ftratinn,
wi h the will annexed, on thetffaic
of Elijah Cowan, late of this coun
ty, dect afed.
Fhtie are therefore to cite ai*!
admonifh all and (Tigular the k d
--red and creditors <i faid dr .ealcd,
to be and appear at my offne, with
in thr time allowed by law, ro forw
caule (ii anv ) why faid letters fh uid
nor be granted.
G ven under my hnd this 5 h
dav of May, 1812.
EDWARD ADAMS, c. c. o.
On Saturday the 2jth day of June
nest,
W'LL BE SOLD,
At he the late refid erne of The •
mes, dec in Jackfon ccun’y,
ALL Ihe p; prriy , i 1410 dec.
cm ftlti g of tactic, h’ gs, houfe
h Id a..d k t. hen furmuirt, phn*a
tion utc fi , a>d fundry other arti
cles too <edi us to menti n. A 1 rr
du until hr 25 hof D cember ext
w 11 bo giver,, ftr all fums ab> ve
three dollars, the pur hafrr g ,v * g
bond and approved fr cutity.
CHRISTIANA THOMAS.
Admintjiratrix
Ma 5, i3 12. di 62 1 2
NOTICE.
I AM g'fiog'o the Natchez Ter -
rirorv, ad (hall be ablent Fur or
five m aths—and hereby appoint
James Hendrick my lawful attorney
and agent.
JAMES HAMPTON.
May 10. and 1 6 2 1 2
fc——l ii—ll * rnmmtmmmmm t hhiumimh i W j
SUPERIOR COURT,
CLARKE COUNTY,
RULE NISI.
UPON the petition of Bedford
B own, (hewing to the court
uta Übedian Piv?r, on the 2d of
January, 1810, mortwaoed to the
fa and Bedford a traft of granted
to Frteman, lying and being in riiC
County of Clark, adjoining Archi
bald Crowley and others, contain
ing one hundred and twenty five
acres, more or lefs, on wild cat
creek, to fecure to the la>d Bedford
the payment of feveral notes of
hand, particularly ciefcribed in the
deed of mortgage, and that there is
now due on the faid mortgage the
him of one hundred and twenty two
dollars—and praying that the equity
of redemption of, in, and to <he
faid traftof land may be forecloftd
—on motion— lt is ordered > That
the faid Obediah pay in to court the
principal, intereft and cofts, which
may be due and accrue on the faid
mortgage, within twelve month#
from this day, other wife the equ>ty
of redemption of, in, and to the laid
mortgaged premifes, will be from
thenceforth barred and foreclofed,
according to the aft in that cafe pro
vided—and it is further ordered,
that this rule be pubi fned in one of
the public Gazettes of this ftite, at
leaft once in every month, for and
during the faid twelve months, or
ferved on the mortgager cr his Ipe
cial agent, at leaft fix months prior
to the expiration of the laid twelve
months.
A true exrraft from the mimr.es.
BEd for and 3 r o vv;:, Clerk.
Augufi 20, ?8l !.