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> r . v - / (• t, • * t,r country, and, not having the British Itamp on the paper, is irrecoverable in a British court of law! This is, at least, what we suppose to be the mean- Sing of fome late things we have seen. k Labedoyere .— We have already given B an account of the gallant manner in IL which this diftinguithed man met his * murderers" —[He was certainly as H much “murdered” as the famous duke d'Enghein was]. He advanced boldly and firmly—told those appointed to V kill him to “ make ready — preftnt—fir e To the honor of France be it iaid, that ■ they were a party of the royalists who ■H had rallied round Louis, at Ghent, who fhor him. None else could be found B 9 for the odious service—and even they \ vie' re encircled by a body of foreign , 4 / bayonets, in the hand- of Prujpans. Hamburgh, Sept 8. W We have a repoit that war was ex- B pe6\ed between Raffia and Sweden, i “Legitimacy." —The “ Holy Father” Ta lias pioujly Ihut up all the private schools places of inftrubtion which grew U h e nature of things while the ’! e the church” had fome por mp:n under the tyrant Bo naparte. Ireland in di ft ra aed Hate, ine grievances of by the preflure of the tythes t h e i r oth er burthens, seems infupp(o,^-. __ desultory, but dreadful v/ar, in several counties; and new somewhat after the manner of the for mer “ United'lrilhmen.” appear to be forming in various parts. Martial law is proclaimed, and many troops are fending from England to Ireland— fome fighting has taken place between the people and the regular troops Limerick is the chief ieat of the infur re6tir.it, but i: is progressing ip oiher counties The mail eoache§>/9<at tacked, houfes'burnt,.cayJe'icilled, men nurdered—rhafprleft?, who never officiate for the people, may live in lux ury and debauchery The following may elucidate the natnre of the thing so much complained of—"Thepro teilant re£lor of the parifli of the Royal Oak. county of. Carlow, ievies the impofitionof the tythe system, not less than £3OOO annually, and within the extensive populous dillrift, there is not one proteLfant. It can be no great matter for our astonishment to learn, that discontent thrives in a com munity, so pjiprelTed to maintain a man, who fuch a heavy revenue from their industry, in the name of God, to spend it m another country, without j the (hadow of utility or appearance of it to the {offerers “ Paris, Sept. 27 Savary and L'Allemand have arrived at Malta, where, it is said, they will be retained as prifong/s of war. Loudon, Sept. 28. The Morning Chronicle aflerts that the emperor Alexander, in displaying an army of 172,000 infantry & 26,000 cavalry declares, he will support France against any unjutt demands. The moft intimate harmony subsists between the cabinets of St. Petersburg and Thuille ries. ...... TAX ON LIGHT. A letter from Dublin, fays, I have but twelve windows in my house, and I am made to pay for them this year five guineas, ( >23,33) —and every oth er tax in proportion “ It would be well if those Englishmen, and Irishmen too, who grumble so much about the taxes in che United States, were to proceed to the “ fall anchored” isles, and relieve themselves. \_Niles. DAVID PLUMB, HAS JUST RFC IF. /), AND FOR SALE, a fapply of GALF SKINS, MO ROCCO SKINS, Shoe Thread ; heft Web Cord, be —A few pair Ladies best Morocco SHOES. Boots & Shoes made as usual. Pec 15. 49-ts nu I NI) &f MONITOR Washington, December 15^ Ojr* After digesting the matter with delibe ration, the good people of this town and its vi cinity, have come to an understanding, of giv ing a check to the many little change bills now in circulation. We conceive this step to be ho nest and judicious The ill effects arising from this heterogenious medium of change, should be obvious to the most superficial observer, as if not only gives an undue advantage to individu als, in as much as they pay no tax for the privi lege, and being printed on paper of inferior quality, very few return from whence they were first issued ; but strangers passing thro’ the country suffer considerable loss, by questionable bills being imposed on them, while remote from home. Some no doubt may be valid, but it is a sure method to prevent fraud, by rejecting the whole, dj’ The bills issued by Wm. Dearing & Cos. payable in this place or Augusta, expressing “ value received certainly Acre and at should be consi dered valid; for at any moment the amount could be obtained dirough a magistrate’s couijt, and the holder is- entitled to interest from the moment he demands payment of the proprie tors, if they are not punctual. NOW THIS IS FAJR ■ gjK'V.. The following are the only a£ts *BH(Byi<lbhave passed the Legiffature, and of the Gov ernor An of certainN^x-ColleM^WJrs—2. To authorize tub °f Baldwin to levy county purposes — -fit To authoi^B^Bßhg the Jufticesof the/inferior court of this Rate to dray Grand and Petit T‘ c q£S!in certai#cafes— 4. To levy a tax citizens of Hancock county 5. ‘Tv. regulate the in fpedion of this Rate— 6. To efiablifh and nent the dividing line between E manuel and Bulloch counties— 7. To point our the inode for the trial of offences committed by free per sons of color-—B. To incorporate an Academy in the village of Pow elton, Hancock county —9. To a tnend an a£f entitled “ an ad to es tablish the salaries of the public of ficers of this Rate for the political years 1808 and 1809, and from thence till the fame (hall be repeal ed ; and lor defining the fees of malicious prosecutions,” passed Bth Dec. 1806. Georgia Journal. The Washington Aca demy will be opened on the firfi day of January next, under the dire&ion of Mr. Dickson, a young gentleman of unexceptionable cha racter, whose talents and capacity are such as cannot be disproved. TERMS as usual. v - Washington, 14th Dec. ißis~3t. ■ , "’ 1 ■■■■■- - ■■■ Administrator’s Sale, WILL BE SOLD, On Thursday the 1 8th of January, 181 6, at the late residence of Hi ram Morton, dec. in Wilkes coun ty, all the personal property of said dec. ‘ , t \ CONSISTING of horses, cattle, hogs, household and kitchen fur niture, plantation toefs, &c. with other articles too tedious to men tion. Also, On the fame day, will be hired, several negroes—confißing of men women and boys. Terms will be made known on the day of fa!c. WM. W. BROWN, Administrator, NANCY MORTON, Administratrix. December 5, 1815. —48-UI3 ’ WE whose natnea are herewith subscribed, feeling the importance of making fome exertion towards flopping the great circulation cif Change Bills, in as much as divers losses and other disadvantages arifs therefrom, have come to the fol r Sowing refoluiion, viz. after the 2&ih January, i3i6, no Change l be received at our stores or fhopSy jo exchange for goods, or in paymenf'of debts, &c. And/or the strict observance of this agreement, •we pledge ourselves to each other. We invite our sister towns to imi tate this example A H. GIBSON, WARE & STONE, T. W. SIMS, Geo. RUDDELL S:Co. Jos. W. ROBINSON, DAVID BOREN, S. FISK, WILLIAM GRANT, J. WINGFIELD, JEREMIAH LOBDELL, ’ Sam’l SMYMH, ISAAC LANGDON, BOLLING ANTHONY, JOHN DYSON, GILBERT HAY. £s* N. B. It is hoped that the Stockholders of the Washington change into consideration the propriety ffr calling in their Bills. —Where there is neither President nor Cashier to a Bank , it is in a blue way ! ?3, no {'peculation in view ir> iffuin^^|jj|PJj|yj^*Change Bills—the convenience therefrom to ourfeives and circula ting medium of object, arid if our firm is ed good, certainly our due bills 25, 50, b an hundred cents fhoultr beconfidered valid.—Hadwewish ed to speculate on the pub lick, by the wear and waste of our bills, it would have been better advised in us, to have issued bills on paper of less du r ability, as the present is of the best materials —The faCt is, they are no thing more than due bills payable on demand, nor do we wish their circulation farther than suits our immediate objeft ; and we feel hap py in the belief, that their validity will be duly appreciated where it is wished it should. Wm. DEARING, & Cos. Dec. 13. 49-ts - y Administrator’s Sale. WILL BE SOLD, at the market house in the town of Washington, Wilkes county, on the firfi Tuef* day in February next, all the re maining Personal Efiate of John D. Dickinson, dec. confißing of about thirty Negroes of all descriptions; also, a waggon, a horse cart, and two horses.- Sold for the benefit of the heirs of said dec.— By an or der of the honorable Inferior court of Burke county. Conditions made known on the day of sale. Gilbert Hay, Ad’rar Those persons who are in ar rears for negro hire, will please take notice that no indulgence will be given after that day. G. H. Washington, 12th Nov. 1815. Planter’s Bank Stock, FOR SALE. TWO thousand SHARES, be ing the number unfubferibed for, in the Rock of the Planter’s Bank of the State of Georgia, will be fold to the highefi bidder, on Saturday I the 30th day of December next, at the Banking-House in Savannah— Nor less than Five nor more than Ten Shares will be put up together \ and fifty dollars on each {hare with the advance bid thereon, will be re quired to be immediately paid down in specie, bills of this bank, or of the bank of Augusta.—Sale to ‘commence at 11 o’clock. J. Marshall, Cashier. The Augusta Chronicle & Her ald, the Milledgeville Argus and Journal, and Wafliington, Wilkes county, paper, will publifli the a bove until the day of Tale and for ward their bills for payment. Nov. ALL persons having de mands apainft the Estate of John o Colley, iate of Wilkes county dec. are requested to bring them in, within the time preferibed by law, and thbfe that are indebted to the Estate are requested to make im mediate payment. Francis Colley, Sworn Executor . Dec. 13, 1815:. 1 , 49 4t THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM NeW- York, the following BOOKS, _which will be disposed of on cheap — — ——• New-York Spelling books, do. do. Primmers, Evangelical Toy books. New-York Preceptor, Phil adelphia Primmers, New England Primmers, Pocket Bibles, with Psalms, Psalms & Hymns, Serious Chaps, assorted ; Pikes Arithma tic, Tutots Afliftant, Harriot New ell, Adams’ Geography, with At jlas—grThis is a fine book for the \iise of schools. Do. without Atlas, Hymns, Walker’s Dic ti Somnium— ■ School TefiSHjß^J^ and Webfier’s Spelling backs. A. H. Dec. 15. 49^5' : f Hraih. FOR SALE A valuable Negro man, (named Bartlett, now in the pofleffion of Maj’r Worfham, in Wafiiington.) For a recommendation of this ne gro, the reader is requefied to ap ply to Mr. Garland Wingfield and Maj’r Worfham—thofe who alrea dy know him, are informed, my price for him is fix hundred dol- J ars# NOLL POULLAIN. Dec. 15. it stGlen On the 24th November 1815, from the house of major Jas. Patterson, eleven miles from Washington, • Wilkes county, on the road lead ing to Miiledgeville; a small bay HORSE, 6 or 7 years old, 13 i-a hands high, all four of his feet white, roach mane., has a blaze face, has larely been docked ; he has a small white spot on the near fide, occasioned by the saddle. I will give twenty dollars for the horse and thief, or ten dollars for the horse and all reasonable char ges, if delivered to me in Milledge ville, or to Mr. Crenfhaw ; or five dollars for information of the horse. James Dee. 15-49-ts GASH will be given for clean LINEN on COTTON R A G S, at this cfile2.