The Louisville gazette. (Louisville, Ga.) 1799-1800, June 25, 1799, Image 3
IT 0 0 I s V 1 L L E ’
TUESDAY, J«** : 5‘
\\ r c hear from Augufta. that
. celebrated Gunn is arrived
“.hat place. and that the pur
re of his vifit up the country
ta tone up the democrats into
Lrited remon(trance to Con-
c r s and to urge the abfolute
oc'diency of their making him
j his colleagues, a fee fimple
!e to all the Weflern Territory
longing to this date.
Citizens beware ! If there be
, y among you who have not
n-r fince feen the condud of
i’little Cataline—that he has
‘in your fenate and bartered
)Ur rights—that he has labored
r four years inceffantly to de
rive your children of the inhe
re nature intended they
iould have; if there arc any
irong you, who by a connec
un with him have become fo
seeding 1 )' corrupted as to Rill
ifh to favor his meafures in
ppoGng with all his might the
ropofuion now before Congrefs,
i cede our Weftern lands to
lie United States, on terms
qually beneficial to both, and
rhich will leave it in tire option
f your defendants to fettle
here upon an equal footing with
thcr citizens of the United'
»tates —If I fay, there be any
mong you, who for a temporary
ccommodation can be fo wani
ng to your offspring, as to give
ito his and forego
he important and durable ad
antages refulting from ceding
our lands to the United States;
ben I fay, you will dcfcrvedly
ncur, whatyou would inevitably
lecome (could he carry his
joints] hewers of wood and
irawers of water;
W hat my fellow-citizens has
bis man ever done for the Rate ?
i<is he ever been hcaid of as a
mblicman but in his attempting
0 ij 7 Rate proßrate at his
uvn > an d the feet of a few lord
mgs, hisaffociates? If he has,
: basnotcome within my know
odge—therefore citizens take
; this man has the motley
nuture of a Cataline and a
1 11 ’ n Wm ; he firß began, as
IJa * h Y i n trigue and lucceeded
ip to his wifhes ; but the excel
•ntcharaQer who now conduds
°ur government having broke
lm an llls panizans down, he
pw pats on the Cefar, and tells
s adherents that nothing but
f will do ; fo that
' plain > be "ig in poflcffion of
, unn * be only wants the
.j , e .‘ t 0 cbl P ( be match to it
ow you all up together.
" " atttm P t ing this, a little
iav i n f may be neceirar y. or he
eathr ' :Xp , eilence ‘h« ‘ar and
■ CJl 'rs C m‘h e K arroWiyerea P efl
Auguft a C . glnn,ng ° f his
" K G E EDS
at this Office ,
: Honor I fay, or hone [I fame ,
I mean the p.bfiance — not the name.
Prick.
Mr. Day,
A FEW hours ago, I was in
formed of a flagitious re
port, which through the channel
of your paper, I beg leave to
contradid, tending to injure the
reputation, and throw the un
principled condu£t on Dodor
Pugflcy and myfclf, fandionedi
by certain undermining charac
ters, wafted as they fuppofe the
current of prejudice in their
favor ; but imbibed only by the
illiterate dupes to faction.
It is weli known in cafes of
lunacy, the patient will be ob-
Rinate, and will not take any
thing; threatening, and a I trie
conedion is advifeab'e, to have
fame command, in order to make
the patient take Rich medicine
as may be preferibed, which I
allow was recommended with
that humanity natural to the fouls
of fenfibility ; his alfo well
known that it was with difficulty
wc could prevail on Mrs. Brown-
Ron, it was not deception in the
negro which flic in lifted was,
and at aimoft every interview
would life, or caufe to be inflid
ed, fuch feverity that was un
becoming a feeling breafl, an
appeal to a part of her own
family, will convince that by
'their interccffions her wanton
ciuelty was frequency checked,
and the envenomed fpleen vent?
ed on thernfelvcs. I muR ac
knowledge her conduct has not
been any way genteel towards us ;
and that others have endeavored
to’propagate with as bad ten
dency like inflammatory reports,
and lay down that for truth,
which they knew in their own
hearts to be falfe, is too evident;
the more fcandalous an accula
tion is, the greater reafon is there
for requiring convincing proofs
of it. The celebrated Lavator
was of opinion, that the Rudy
of phyfiognomy was of import
! ance ; I am firmly of opinion
it is of great importance to a
phyfician, for where patients
under our care are ill, the?e is
conßantly conventions of the
elders, and among them walking,
gazettes, who coled the reports:
of the day, and blacken themi
with the tongue of fcandal, and
at one glance mav be read what
would fill a volume, a ferutiniz
ing eye (from a head like the
cormorant that was tranfmogra
o
lied f lomthe devil) piercing its
rays beyond the notice of fads.
Sack heads extremely nice di[cover t
That folks will die [me ten timesovcr ;
: But vjt by too rejin d a touch
'■ do prove things nice—they prove
■ too much.
A phiz of prejudice ferewing
1 the lips to confine the
tongue of fcandal :
: So voluble and kind
1 It always runs before the wind ,
As times do ferve fhe filly pleaaes
: With promifes as thick as weeds.
Speaks pro and con , is always civil,
To day a Saint, to-morrow devil.
Although every perfon may
not comorchend the chaiafcleril
tic ot true defimulation by view
ing the countenance alone, yet
the ingenious Lavator has fo
juftlv delineated the principles
of phyfiognomy, that to the Me
dical Obferver, the verv r fecrct
fentimentsmay be fluftied hefo c
die face of-- - - Day. Wnat
(hall the contemplative mule
ft art from her pen five fhade to
dip the pen in the gall of hitter
nels, to unravel their projc&s.
and unveil them of the garb of
defimulation ; be affuied when
ever they are difpofcd to fucb
falle inftnuations, I (hall be al
ways ready to refill the attack—
chance threw my fnend Tome
years ago into Jefferfon, where
he prolecuted with the greateft
fuc efs, a lyflem which every
enlightened mind would vvilli
rather to admire than give
ftrength to die abfurd policy or
the weak projc6l; of the picju
diccd ; *tis beyond a doubt the
medical department has ( f late
years been much enlightened ;
but in order to promote fcicnce,
ibouid the knowledge be con
fiued to the facultv alone ?
There ate many wi o might be
more uleful to fociety would
they throw off thofc prejudices
that have kept them fo long in
obfcuiity. With • pleafure, I
obferve lorne of the aged Tons
of Ifculapius nfing from them
duffy old calihets, and ftrength
ening di ir weak p inciples by
flopping forward to the beautiful
field of improvement; and with
contempt I obferve others ftdl
pondering over thofe handed
down by the anceftors ftnee the
fifteen h century ; are they qu • -
lifted for the promotion of any
branch offcience ? W th refpecl
to our treatment of Mrs. Wright’s
cafe can I condefcend to en
deavor to convin e certain feep
tics, i( the integrity of the lady
is not fufticient to fatisfy the
1 minds of thofc miCcreants ; Hie
can inform them, that while fhc ,
re Tided n Savannah, file labored j
under the fame complaint, and:
was attended by thole gentlemen
from whom I ha 1 the honor of
receiving the fiift.principles of
medicine; it will afford me the
1 grcatefl la isfaftion in being in
• r>
flrurnental in relieving her effec
tually ( f what caul d her to be
one of the rnofl unhappy being'.
She is now on th? recovery, and
has not hid the leaft return of
the old comp aim—therefore |
under their aulo ces will I rigid- ,
ly perfeve’e in the improvement
of thofe principles ingrafted in j
me, and with no lels >r •■ad
will I fuooort an r :>i m 1,
11 . r I
reputation. DiLVr, AI X.
| June 25, 1709.
y~ ru~ ?maKDa'
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B L A X K DEEDS
Of CONVEYANCE ,
For Sale , at th * Jficje of the Lou -
April 2,
A New Grocery Store,
J r 'ST opened by the S' h'Vruer, In ’?tfi
houle formerly occupied by Metiu.
Sc Rfi'e.i’x.
//' /at n'fo
A fnalt »n lio (■T , me
Adoitment of Dry Goods,
\A h-h wi 1 be fold rn ?e y 1 w Tcrmi,
or C<fh < r Produce • plv.
David 1 lianas,
l ouTv il’f, Jure 2<; 1 -(;p
Walhi gum Superior Court,
Sep ember Term, 1798.
Andrew Hemphill,""j
vs. y Forcclofare,
fames Hemphill, J
UPON the petition oj Andrew
Hemphill , praying the /ore
clo/ure of the equity of red>mption 9
in and to the Jolowing baH of land 9
fituatty lying and being in the coun
ty rj Wafhmgt n , bounded by 'Jehu
foreman , John Rogers, and ail
other Jid s by va ont land; and
containing two handled eighty fivert
and an half acres t which tract of
land w is mortgaged to the fa’d An
drew Hemphll , by the fid James
Hemphill , /or the /ecurity of one
hundred and thirty fevm pounds t
Jevcnteen /hillings a* d th ee penrr 9
on the iGth day of Match in the
year 0/ our L rd one thou/and /even
hundred and ninety-live'.
Upon motion of Mr. Caldwell 9
attorney /or the plaintiff it is or
dered , that the principle intne/l and
cojl be paid into Ih s courts within
twelve, months jrom this lime , olhcr
wfe the equity of redemption will
be /oreviT fureclo/ed, and that a
copy of this ride be ferved upon the
/aid James Hemphill , nr puhh/hei
nine months in one of the Qazrttrs
oj this Stale , before the. expirad.cn
of the j aid nine months, agree hie to
an >id of the I g flature in ; Uih cafes
made and brewed.
A true c py from the minutes ,
|. Williams, deputy c ci k.
Bv VV m . M Dow*
GEORGIA,/ Rf.l, C/e-k of the
J f for County, > Court of Ordinary,
VV M. M* Do WELL. I of the County of
3 *J -jfer ton,
Whereas n ci? rd Rnwrii nad
Martha R 'Wr!l lia'h a plied t»>
me for leite s < f »»• miniftration • n the
e '.ate of li! jj Ii Grout, late of this
County, deccalcd ; ilie 1 c a c therefore
to tj e and adrronifh all and Angular 'Ue
kindred a d cteuitOTS of t!ic faid deteafed,
' >/’ e and appear at my office, tin or be tore
the h day cf June rex', to fhewraufe,
if any ihev hav-, *hy letter? of adminif*
tratiun thculd not be granted them.
Gi'-en under rny hand, this 74th day
of May, 1799, and in the twenty
third year ot the American Inde*
1c dence.
SBy Wm. M D"w«
E 1,1., Clerk of the
Cuur t of Or unary
ej the C unty of
7. fen on,
WHEREAS Wm. Fountain, fen. hath
appled to me tor lerers of admi
ni 1 ration on the F.(*ate of Seth Fountain,
I .re of this County, deceafed ; the'e are
theref >re t<» cite and adnv n fh all ml
fi.ig ilar the kindred a: d Cred toriof the
End ( eccafcd, ’o be and appear at my
Office, on or before the 25 h dav of ]• nc
i nex r , t<» (tics' cai fc, if snv ihev can,
1 whv e.ter? of admir.irtration Ihot.ldnot be
o-hittcd him
Given under my hand, thi? 24th da* of
Mav, 171,9, and in the Iwolv
third year t;f the Amc ican Indc-
TC-iderjcf.
IV A N T E D,
A few lb>. of
HOGS BRIST L E S,
For which a generous price will
be given , by
Andrew Burns.
j tine 11 x -«i