The Louisville gazette. (Louisville, Ga.) 1799-1800, September 03, 1799, Image 3

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for the Louifvi'lc Gczcltc - I A THOUGHT. | WHEN we would compleat-! j v exterminate any pa ticulavj ; or ruflom, the method Ihich p»omifes themofl certain j fucrcls, is to deflroy thelourcej f ; om which inch practice or cuf-1 tom flows. In order therefore, efFc&liallv to break down, and remove all oppofition to the execution of the"fcfhtion bill ; it appears to n,e to be absolutely neceffary for Cancels to give its power ano ther flretch, and pafs an a6l pro hibiting the liberty of thought, for “ out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth (peaketh.” Thought being the fource of; words, and Americans having; been a lone time accuflomed to fpeak as they think, until the fiee excicifc of that faculty is abridged, its wide extended field O ' will always be produ&ivc, and words like the fpontanecus growth of a fertde fod w 11 be continually (hooting f rth. VITULA, mrnmmmmmw m For the Lonijvii'c Gazdtt . No. 11. Mr. Day, IT s an acknowledged fa£l that there are rapid 11 rides tak ing not only at home but abroad, towards depriving us of cur con (litutional privileges. Pofleffi'm of a valuable e (late, once loft, poduceth doub's of its being regained uninjured, and ten to one if ever. We are in the aftual poffeffion of an im men!e efluc : it confifleth of nothing lefs than all the liberties of free and independent citizens-; and if we give up one Angle pdvihge, by the fame rule we may give a fe< ond and a third, and fo on until we Jo'c fight of tn*t unbounded fortune, which our fore fathers defired to fee, our fathers and brothers fought or and we are the owners of, ( htedom ) —lt rs of more value t an die riches of the eafl, the cautios ot the weft, the gran tor of the north, or the more luxuriant jeffamine of the fouth. we give way to thofe diaboli- tneafures which have been leuoudy attempted, or by any P ir °f ourconduft countenance pern, (.or the «uions of men y ak (tronger chan their words) ‘[ W)u have been better for us ! t we had never been born, |hin to live, to wear the yoke of ‘* ver V an d di (grace, and lave *■ c mortification to fee our ofF p .ng girted round wkh thofe 1? ‘ arnons chains of tyranny and ‘ '■PP-cflion, which are formed in " , T (nv out of the ariflocratical n monarchical cabinets: for nit would the who’e world be J v/e were bond men ? , ** 3 Morions faft, thaf are many of our country who fought for liberty, -* 3t the gf the war, took I a dccid d part, foi the cflablifo- j incut of c n equal government, [who have changed thtir p:inci-| ;pie5 # and are flrong advocates; j lor that veiykindof government I which they fought againo (flrangeconduddindeed ) T here are others who were not inf)ru j mental in procuring of a free ‘government in league with the old hinds. It is reduced to a moral certainty, that thofe turn about charadeis, are led and! influenced by a fet of wicked, defignir.g hirelings, fent over ,and planted down among us by the Britifh government ; forne of them appear in one light and forne in another. Thofe that appear in an official charafttV, produce their commiflion ro’e, | figned by his majefly, and wrote ! in a flyle fafitlioned by no other government than one , the funda 'mental principles of which, an tyranny, injuflice and debauch ery : yet thofe Britifh have out of the contingent fund of England, Arnoldlifed too many of our people, in whom we once placed the highell con fidence. In what light oughi we to view, thofe bought up beings ? I anfwer, in that veiy point of view, which the nobi lity ot England do general Ar no d, alchough die general r*nks as a nobleman, The genuine nobility, fay. we admire the trea : on, but defpife the trai tor Thofe other white livered creatures who do not appear under the mafic of a commiflion, travel through our country with their fad He bags fluffed full ot fecret commiffions, letters of re commendation, and aflu anceof preferment upon certain terms, like many of our patched up gentry have travelled over the End hills for fcveral years pad, with their (addle bags fuil of lit tle, walnut and hickoiy twigs or Twitches. j Notwithfbndirrg thofe men| who have done all in their p iw er to fell our country, and have j virtually forfeited all paternal fecurity, and run counter to all j principles have the cffronteiy to call federalifls, and claim that pro-i teftion from our conftitution j whLh it adminiflcrs to repuo licans. In my be fl judgment, they are no more entitled to the pro-1 teclion of cither the federal or flate coaflitution, than a rattlc fnake is, to have his abode in one of our family rooms, among j our little children. The funding fyflem, flock and land jobbing fpeculators have been zealoufly engaged in and for the depreciation of our tights and dignity for many years pad. Witnefs, that gulf into which they had all but plunged our libci ties ; and the inalienable rights of poltciity, in the years 1791 and 1/95* by their pre* tended fale of thz Weflern lands. There was a fixed p:in» > ciplc for the poor republicans,* and their ofFpring to be the perpetual hewers of wood, and drawers of water, for the in tended lords of that new world. When the (ophiftry and corrup tion of that nefarious tran(a£l:on was undei flood, the people were iou(cd into a lively indignation at farh a diabolical deprivation of their rights and liberties, and for the relloratio i tlieteof on that occafion, w f e are under no finall obligations to the lea ned and patriotic pen of a Sicilius. Aifo to a certain g nrleman of hand fome talents, for his elegant and well adapted feunon, deli vered to the legiflature, in the early pait of the feflion of 1796. And by taking of an impartial rctrofpe6live and prefeht view of men and mrafurcs, there cannot remain a (ingle doubt of the rertrinty of a violent rhirfl,' lodged in 1 he bofom of ourcoun- ; 0 . 1 try. to rob us of our liberties, and many of our neighbors con cerned in the feheme. It will therefore he fflTentially necellai yto guard wcl our rights, and keep a jealous eye over thofe wolves drclfcd in (beep's cloath ing. To complete tlic fcenc of our political misfortunes, one of the mod ruinous and deflruftivc ideas that ever exißed among cn ightened people have crept in among us, and that i>, we mult all he either Bntilb or French politicians, and th»t amounts to nothing more nor lefs than, that we mu(l take an active part for the one, or the oih*r. The tmth is, that we have nothing to do with either; for white we arc attenning their difputes we arc r egicftmg our own concerns. Like a planter in (he fpring of the year, who attends fh ft to-one neighbour's ploughing and planting and then to another, until it is too late for to plant for h ni r eT ; and in the fall of the year when others arc gathering and houfing I their crop, he has none to g* (her. What is he to do? He has no moncr—if the ror is not corrcfted in time, wc will be in a fimilar fituation as to ou r politics ; one part for England, and the other for tin French, and none for America. A GEORGIAN. The « AMERICAN;' No. 11, [hall appear in our next. TO BE SOLD, On THURSDAY, the 12 Ih of September , at the houfe oj Dr. Newton , near Farm's Bridge , in J € Jft r Joii County, THE WHOLE of -be E.Tate of Sylva nut Prime, !a:e of tbit county, cir 'ca ed ; cnnliftipg of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CATTLE, HOGS, &c. ALSO, A NEGRO WENCH, named Jenny, with her three children. A credit of twelve rrnnrhi will be wi h approved fecuriry. Mary Newton Prince, Adminiurai i*.- Angu.T 2*. . WILL BE S'nn. On the Premi /«, o TU RD SATURDAY n May ruxt VI RAC T co;i»kiii t two Acres, hi g >n W *;fh n ft>r* •'omity, on h'g C eek, teirg the .»•* c-tf f Willmiti M -riifo il, cvcew.e | !»y \jr« ue •t an ro f r ot ihf Corn o' O >n a ry, <>r laid C unty, lor ihc I the tens a A errdito » o f.< M irgeiy Montfljßpfo:*, AllgUlt 20. ■' I. ,md MANUS L f E ML E Hbi removed his Dry Go cl Si te, i iht Houi’e formerly occupied b Th na* C< User &: Co. as Dry G • d S*r r- : Where he has /or fair, cheap for cajh or produce, A hand fame Afl.rtmen rf DRY GOODS. \ll kinds of Parent Med rind and Ciockciy Ware, &c. alio, Juft received and for fa e, A colleamn of Rhi 101 US BOOKS, Sec, See. *J»ne 4. CTU T 1 O M. XJHHR£ A S my u i.e, .1 n j^nvon, \ \ his el>>( C'. Iri’in mv b r and b« nrd, 'Without an* provor.t ’<■*. • ihu i» tr; < • warn all Peif<»i*• wha'f'fver f 1 m * re' it* ing he •nnw ar r*u t, u I in < e no; iu pay aii\ <1 hj of he" < r •* » Benjamin S nimod. July ifi, 179,1. NOTICE. THAT after the ex i:• i of rlni months from ihe i air 1 erco*. th*r# wi.l b- an Application made »<• >he h cf« ab e «I»e 1 >f rf r C<»uu < t J ffp (on (mu - tv, for an rJcrof fa'e of *l e 1e »I efle e of Rube t Hamb emit, dece.de 10 wi I th'rce hundred and fifty tui o< I"n , lunate in h<* c. umv 0 y ff rf.ti , J" * f£h d O J bn Lgr m 1 <• J lr K,en. • dy. It be» ar* of 1 ... ot land, con'aini g four I nn bed ami fifty auc , g anted t'» Robert Cooper, Al|o, one other fr.flof Lam', c ntali** in* three hu id ed ant fitly cies, !in te n the cm 1 t> 1 l H 'ke, or t»c wa t s o' M l Hecn Creek, ■u'j nntitg I a<l» ol ■ t gr-li ed to . Ihe file of the a iove and or # ioing Tracts of Land, w 11 I e for thr be efi of j lie he rs un i < redim's o' hr fa d if- bcrl Hunbieion, dccealed. H. 0. Caldwell, Fo the At ifH : ni/hator of tit ,ij ttfaiJ f.Jlu’9, • 'Junt 26, 1799 FOR STI At the Oh f ICE of the LOUISVILLE GAZ • , I. F'FE , cien/e Jor njh t NIMF tair O >ld f.ar-R i g« T e’ve pair rourci Ci id Wire* ji* G it Seals o tell the day of the m< CttS .in S B >it!c I able* is jMated dn. d fnree Silver Tea Caddie Ladle* ii< Plated do, do. do. 7 iur pairof SiKe f Bo ( • Buckle* 'm* pair rf Plated Spur* Plate(• Whi s Fnu’ Thoi f*nd Needier One groce large Pearl Burton* Cotton or Tobacco will bo 'received in pa)mem for the above Articles. The SUBSCRIBER Begs ierve to in'c.rm hi. F le di and hi i*auljc, rh**’ \t ha rommented the Commiffion and f adto*age BUSIN ESS, OnTrl'aii’s VSh-rf, *h re he hie fuif« able Stores for hr receptio o‘ G n ods, • nrd Produce ; and r» u y .enuc 1 hi* fervices 10b 1 F irn s ; r> tit lin*. Samuel Hummond, Savannah j uur 6, 17^9 wax Jedim media ITI y\ AS an Apprentice to the Ptin'm ing Bufincfs , a LAD about 13 nr 14 years of nge s who has received a tolerable good cd cat on , and can be xve I recommended . tn* quire at this Ojpcc, Auguft 6. , j BLANK DKK I) S 1 tor Sale, at this Office,