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VoL- lI.J GEORGIA, LOUISVILLE Publilhed every ludday. by AMBROSE LA\, at 3 dollar pe ann. payable halt yea,ly. Head-Qoartfrs, LouifviUe , January 7, 1800. GENERAL ORDERS. TH E Adjutant General will again proceed to the annual conven vcntion of the Field Officers of the fefptftive Regiments and Battalions, together with the Brigade Jnfpeftors oj the Brigades they refpeftively belong to , at fuch times , and at fuck faces as may be wofl convenient for all the Field Officers of fuck Bri gades in order to inflruft them in ] the difcipline prefcrihcd by Congrefs; I aod in order that the evolutions p*e jcnbed by law may he praftifed, the Brigadier Generals will order a company of Light Infantry or Fufi- I leers, to attend each refpeftivt Bri- I gade Convention of Officers provi- I did, armed and equipped as the law I dwells fuck corps to be. I He will alfo con ert with the I feveral Brigade Infptftors on the I m proper time for convening the I refpeftive Regimental or Battalion I OfficerSy with the Adjutants and I firfl Serjeants thereof , for the pur- I pofe of in fir lifting them in the faid I difcipline —and as it is of the great- I tjl conference that the privates I Jhnuld be particularly taught the I duty required tf thorn in the field. I the commanding Officers of the rtf I peftive Regiments and Battalions I ore called on to aft in concert with I the Adjutant General and Brigade I Infpeßors . by ordering Regimental I and Battalion muflers , at fuck times I as thy may he notified by the Adju- I tant General , that he will attend I them hr that fmrpnfe. At fuck I viufins the u/ua m/p ftionsvnll take I phcey and the commanding Officers I are again called on to give the num- I ( d the re [peftive companies df I their Regiments and Battalions to I the Adjutant General •, to make re- I \ urn the fame to the Commander I ,n Chief. Such numbers to he de- I cided on by the commanding Officers I of the Regiment or Battalion. I By order of the Commander I in Chief, I Thomas Johnson, I Secretary . I GREENE COUNTY. I Adjutant General's Office , I January *4, 1800. I il immediately attend on I e Yl gadier Generals , undel I w ™y°Y'/peftively aft ; receive I an 1 1 nbute fuck Brigade ( rders I VJ**** PW to takey to carry I I* General Orders into execution I net Wl l l ** ne( *ff ar y that every I flk Plmd hr,n S h ” I iai*!i erOUl l d ’ and I Zt/ r , odwe an exa * rea of the ■ «(&!,,/ tacfl & radc their re/- | i**™ troop* or companies. 8 con, ttT Ver ‘j‘ Staff is 1 Stl 1 ‘ ln ttttr attendance , the THE LOUISVILLE GAZETTE. 21 u E S D A V* • March 4, 1800. SEASON AND TtvrH/MPjRTI iJ GO Or 'TH k :v ST days of Regimental Reviews, the Infpeftions are much accelerated thereby. A wafle of time may alp be prevented, by the Captains aid Subalterns taking particular care that the men remain in their tank i, as well duri g the time of Infp ftm as afterwards, uhtljl the Regmeits are told into regular platoons aid performing the evolutions . 7 hofe parade g > ounds v hich ere covered wth buildings when Re views ate held in county villages bf towns or with under-hujhts aid logs , when he id in the woods , ete alfo obvious impediments to any kitd oj military exemfes. The hegimcntal or Battahtn Reviews will be appointed in each refpeftive Brigade within the /clout ing pe- tods. I JI Divijion , tfl Brigade — brsfa the \yth of Mauh 0 the 2§thof April , 1800 2 d Bngai e—lrvin the 28 th of April to thi xylh't Ma iB<kj 2d DivifUUy i/l Bn gait — * rom the 2d to the 1 o th 0/ June 1800 2 d B'ig de—From t»e \jl to theiyhoj September 18 o Diiifion, \/l Briga >■-—From the 29 th (f Sep ember to the Ivh of Oft< her 18 no 2 d Brigade—From the I JI to the 15 th oj November , B*x>. You will r port t me on the Bn gadier Genera s rders t and on your arrangement' Jonas Fauche, Adj. Gen . To Major F dwarn White. George Poythrcfs, |ohn Fofter, David Blacklhear, Richard Worfham. Pechy tilcdfoe. brigade Infpeftors II ■' ■ N • I IC E. TH E Public wi'l pic r to take notice, tt at a ne gro wench by the name of DULL! Y, her offspring, now in the poflelhon of ( eorg» Farneft, of this county, wa conveyed by my g and m* th*» Phillips, to the lawful offspring of Mrs. ( athanne Farneft ,whic h was in being at the time of th* conveyance bring r* corded in rhe office of 1 ouifa county . irgima, in 'he year 1790 — when called on will make affi davit to the above. Fhjha White January 21. BLANK DEEDS Of CONVEYANCE . For Sale at the Office of the LouifviUe Gazette. January $B. _____ FO R SAL E, A Small COLLECTION of BOOKS. January 20. The republicans of and Portfmou»h, viewing many of the important events which marked the condufion of the laft year, as fo many triumphs in favor of the great caufe of man, anH as happy prefages of the extenhon of thofe principles which gave fitedom to our coun try*— h d determined to fc* apart a day for their celebration for the free indulgence of the fentimen<s which they infpi'ed Accordingly Thu fday laft w «s fixed upon as a prorei day The company aff mbled at two oVlock, at the 1 aglr tavern in |Pr rtfmoutb ; when having ap pointed Thomas Sewton , jun. prefident. and Dr. BUvnre , vice prelid' nt ih \ fat down to an ehg ntdinne*, prepared for the | occahon< After dinner the following toafts ere given from the chair, which were ie-echo<d with ap phufe and accompanied by the dtl* ha g« of cannon : 1 The United Stales of Am* • rica—may tt olepr n« ipltswhich gave exiftcnce to then union— and to the world, the ftill ex ample ol a democratic reprelcn tritivc government—perpetuate iheit union and mdeper dem e. 2 T the memorv of ( »e< rge V* afhmgton—the friend of m-n —the fcouige of tyrara>—th bold and intrepid dele der his country's rights—*nd the viituou'* and enlightened Ifatel man detd—but •* dy’d • ro(e of fwcet pet fum,. 11 And jr edt a fragrance even in the toft b,*' 3 Th mas ! as he now hds the h«ft place in our he ns, lo may h» lorn fi.l the place in out councils* 4. Ihe ftate of Vi ginia : may the contir u to lx tlie nurlc of heioes, phrolophefs, and atrii'tic llateimen. 5. ;ames Muntoe—• ihe en lightened tnend of his country, oui govertif and (he man whom the people delight to bo or ; may the lb Its of calumny aimed ai his reputation, recoil on the a chers. 6 Ihe legifl <tufe of Vi'ginia —1« •us rejoice ih twe have ta ents and numti'rs on our fide.” 7 Our ex* cuuve council they pofhlsou. confidence. 8 The flate of Kenturk , m-y hei frd hty to the »>ghis ot man and of hates, make her a lueceisful prccepticls to her elder bile s. 9 Ihe patriotic governor of Kentucky. 10. Ihe lia eof Pcnnfylva ma—(he has done to ihc principles which g ve both to Atnr iran liberty, and fhe pro miles to m *’ntain hern 11. Ihe governor of Penn fvlvania—m v hiseleftinn prove a death blow to the intAgufS of the rories. 12. I he republic of Fr mcr—k m.»v her conOituriona' principles pervade Europe ; and may the late aftonifbmg i*vfnts, f ffeded by her arm tearh delpots that a, republic fheatt y ” 'omething, 13 Thr emb-ifFv to France— may our nunifters to that coun try never have *ecdurfe to the alphabet . nor to .» left-a trie with a P.mhan file de jrye to furr ifh employment for our fagr rub rs. 14. Ihe militia, thr n rural defenders of their coantiy’j rights : may they be c\ r as piompt to •• humb in the du/l and a/hes" any “ fa£iion f( which lias the audaci'y to aim at 1 lur parion, as they aie willing ai d able ©defend their countiy fiom mvafion, 15 The independent repub lican printers throughout the unir-n : continue at yu 1 oils; perfeveie in tour labors; and the peace and prolpenty of \ our country will reward your tods. 16. The fan daughters of olumbia : may they m v. r en truft the lights ot woman, to thofe who (light thr rights of man. iy. # The youth of Amr’ca, the rifmg hopes f their coun try : my rh«y eady learn t h<*i r duties and their nghis; arm in the pra6fice of the burner, ever defend the latter. • Territory norf w- ft of fhe Ohio. VOI UN I KERS. May the h» Im of government be aiwavs entiuflen tf) a fkd ul pilot, who wit liect« le<M ot the quuk(and> of tyranny, Mr* Bcnfon. Buonaparte : mzy he tid'd f flay his glorious career, HI he has taught H< fpofs the rights of man. Mr. Lugg. he great lamdv of m nWnd —ma\ the genial influ< nre of liberty be felt by wen bianch of it, wh ch has the Ipmi to contend fo* it. Mr. B' oks, 1 he memory of thofe he oes who fel 1 it) defence of on- »n er t\ ! may the tnfniption on their ombs ala lmm gratitude, and a hlufli horn apoflacy. Mr. A I-re At interval* br tween fhe toahs fe\ eral r * tnotic ong were lung; and durng the w'hol of iht rc pdl, th' grea eh o’der an-i har niony * revailed Ar five o'clock the company lepaiated* [No. 57.
