Miners recorder and spy in the west. (Auraria, Lumpkin County, Georgia) 18??-????, February 18, 1837, Image 1

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Vo . tv. US US J A Alt Aii Lidcpeadeut Rep mi.c:. • Newspaper, Publish, u at Da’doh ega Lumpkin Count.}, Georgia, dc-voint u> the o -.ervuimn of the Union, ami BoVekligmy «>i the .ai’G. i’.ie syca >ll .1 fua Pa i v —ihesianderer Ot no Lidl'ldtiai —mct.ieiio ' ' JaCKiON. PIJULIS IKD > VKX) Sa URDA* »• r.MNG, By ti. £B. i a.’ai«Lk,>ul A”, i',n J 1 l> By S 1 flilEL iLlTL'fl. Ter>ls ! .!'• • D >i‘ ,r -“ pel innum .vh»-n paid in ad vance »r dollars, if not paid until the end of (hr year. N > na ier will De discontinued, but at the option ot the Editor, to any subscriber in at rears. Aivertiseaie.it* <nd Job Work will be executed at the customary prices (’<> u n.i >ic ino.i *l o rhe Editors must be post paid to int die. them lo 'attention. No subscription received for less than a year. EXECUTORS AN D AiJ.MlNlo FRATCRB’ i >UTY Notice to Debtorsand Creditors to be published! six weoks. —Prince’s .jig. st, page i »’. A i i:>t>‘iided Sale o of '■ p > tol> ■. >r? . .. publM. '' itwo or more puu .. | cmon'y | vU'-r.' such effects are to bes» ■.., gazette, nt e i .orlv days i 'ore the day <d “uch in tended s; ie — ibid 101. Allsioesto tie between the hours ot ten and four o’clock, and if continued from .lay to day. notice to be given thereof on the first day of sale.— ibid 167. Sales of real property to be on the first Tuesday in the inoath, at the [dace of public sales,after sixty days publication. ittid 17 I Application for Letters of Dismission published six months. — ibid I6d. ESTRAYS To be advertised by lhe Clerk of the Inferior Conit Law Auticc. OUR Cnpiltliri nip IS tois nay, tiy ..utuul con sent, - juii. .!. U Iltll.T. A J .AN-ELI.. Ai torneys al law. Dildohncga, l.'lh ><t IB3G. Iso.I . .Hili lie hr j>.ill II 1 111 lilt- Cbei’i.k c and iUr udj >c■ ..I i ihii ti. -. I the iV eate. i. t. i rrde Milledin i die Seiiti .cl Au. ustu, «ih giv< me above ihoc m * 1 i\ nsurtl ii auU ioi wam a. .OU ..8. A. .1. 11. G’jilOx’ktt'i.J.M. k‘.. J..C—lj •« <N cu I isboruuy, h , G tz. OUR friends mi patn.ii- ate i . orme i that the ex ercise- of this i .st it nt i.-n W'-e r.su i»-d on Mhi lay tne 16h list. A. is. W . iiL'ti*, a b.,hu<i Mih. D’ b'l'L is d.my exp. de I. All "• com. sn - ciiiniiie di d by h- R v. G in. T. Bra illy mid othei s , Mrs D’Esh . by M s \ichola B.t ile md < tin is ; M iss t'l ark. is a g iuu.de <"t 'i is. v.iila ’s seniitimy at fiov ; .uid ir.f. iAIKAI'L, ’he puu ipai, lu-gb leave to ioI r oPi .'<-»s <r his. VV i 1..c , Di. VI. II De 1.1 on , K1 . 11l I ap. Is, I ol I.inlna . 8. < ’ .roll ... ; Di LB Gorina . i'.dmtioi, < hi.. Dr. ■. Bn. m, \u gnstii, Maj. ) • h.i il 11 w ird, Joliu D il'.w II l | F-d.vai d t a ev I s.j < ■ iu...b is '■ . ; . ol , i. I b.m n l Rockwell, Midi g .ihi ; .1 !• irtvr, tV ilimu \ ilaiis.il. I.s<| , ... Day, i -q -Scott.boro gli, \c. Ke. I that - in av ■<o .pi nned ot our terms b< mg higliei than a any tier -ho I in tins Stale, w < have concluded to cstaidis . the lull «mg as our rules . Elvm'fur. Brim h< s, sl2 <*o per term. Hi. ii s. Bran, bB. ill 0 1 “ “ Di wmg and Painting, 10 00 “ “ l.ttnt ; mige.*, 10 Ot) “ " Music, (Pianoand guita each) 25 00 “ “ Isr of Piano, »00 '• “ Board, 10 00 per tno th The h a. It <d this place, the r lineiu. .is s.- ciet v, th.- p int <ot ihe wate . ami In • tied t nui nation ol die I'rni hpal to <• nd. r Ins I 'tit ti .. tor Gt gia. Win! Di M .r.s i' 10. bOuth I uo.iiii give us claims uu the pationage ot our Southern brethren. ANN\ m. L M AS IE, I . L \ I iS c E, Principals. January *23, 1837. — 31—ft. TO TH3 SOUTHERN PUPJaIC. W IS’I. teal it a duty we os ■ t.i ..iirselv. s, to > W intorm our tri. nds t certain . i ports w htch ate *'o . 'lie to igues ot ever o r’’ th .1 <»>ur hi s in Sc’ Isb'.ro’ ate itio .it-ts VV nr, not t»« r cn.'y teach is in -.cot • <m.. •>’ s h- >e« io k •> u> w«> < d be be Int to cb og. us with me ■ . a ■ till p mi i. !• s— tb ,iioa us to tie Southeine n(n itives .Vn.inia but Ge Hguiis by adopuvm) by bittti educatio Hint hi feeling. L. I.XTI'TE, V. LATASTE. January 28. 1837.—34 - 4t. A„Tacj’. rgllir. und. rsigiieu . in . ti. <> V discount and n nrw.il .4 .io.es a i .. < , m| B.uik lo laUi <> out mid 10l w a di-ig oi.aSis, i * . g «“ t.HU ti ding Do.Uinets lro I u s » lai D. p.i m . t», ( ~i to I irmsh ‘laps . d I ists ot Diatiicis lor Hie usu u C, <<:>.'ns.itton ili'iiU engaged in 'tie Mat. House lie m l ealwav* ready .o ~it ,1 ni ~t. nip .u ss u. mi'i... »». m is ted E. 11 HD NE> Milledgeville. 4th «i. ls»7 Si -2t sort IOST r Ml*sl VI). i e.rtnin pr m.sorv Note i made bv Howl., ti« ,r n. '>dpa v able lo Jo i> T Ist >■> Jr and r, .t<»r»e.! bv si d R n-tmi |,> f, aub'< rb. r f.i. thi le d..l v. b. »r c dat. .he p.u , «Ihv . )’.« eh i-' - nd du t l' <• nf J therveH r 1' r .bbc me rr Sv i ti. tied ag nn*t tradi -■ <n ' id N th k»r fm to any «<ne excepi* ; v- as I ara h* ownrro the aa i” JAMES 11. UOKLI ) Dec 241 h, 1838.-W. ItIIJVEKS RECORDER SPY IN THE WEST. “LET THERE BE HARM ■) S I INT H I NG S ESSES VIAL —L i3gR Ac I r i I N T H IN G S N > T ESSENTIAL CHARITY IN AL L.” B.UILOU.NEGA, LV.MVKUN' Cc V.N VV, GEORGIA, FEBRUARY 18, 183'. TO M Bl F3glH'»T well i mproved pr perty at MINER-, ' a K< f.. i:vr, it. at t<<. :■ > u .>.i.ioh-( ticga. •■> io t.'ldiK viu load, ... eomf itab.c f Div-Lb.fcs and a Stori H ~sn ,a . <.< * ent sta d tm | b sitiess with 80 or 10b acres of cleared land, mostly ! fter h and in good order fora cr .p. Pers ns wishing to Rent, can do so by making an I earl, application to R. \. OLT, or A. J. HANSELL, Ai DauLihnega. Feo. 4, 18)7.—34—4t. REWARD? < ZTX FfWEab • ive rfcuar ol t . enty-five I ; i:J _M. D liars, will oe given for the F apprehension .ind env. r< oth sub < 'is sr *b pr > at Dahl'iliriega of a ceil.iinl UC negro ma. by die ■am of r r for Lisb iv rv in any j il ir f ■ Uiate, so I get i i. rson is . -w's- about twe .‘y-five yea;3 ..id five feet eight inches high—very black and quick spoken. Anderson was p irchased of Mr. Gabriel C. Gill, b R A II It, almui three rmmilis ago, and since of R. A. Holt by the subscriber. JOHN R. HALL. Feb. 4. 1837 —34tf. S IT E2 I G. HE subscriber takes this f?'' melll.it ol informi'.g the ldt ( i izi-ns t Dahlt bnega, and ns vicinity, that lie h<- op. ned a new jJ-LJaC SXZ’Z'Z*, iv. the main Street l. admg from he Court-House I. he Mint, mid about hail v.aybctet i the two w sen It ■ is prepared to d,> any kind ol business in his line tn hel.e-t st lend upon the shortest notice, lit hopes b Ins pium t a d inirtmt ting attention L> Lu-in. s , to hare a ,ib ral patronage. His price .tie suc.i as are cus'ommy. ' FRANCIS R. COh EN. January 28, 1837,—33tf Slrnyed or StoliiEii, ZSL d.e suh'er.ber's plantati ti n 7?? - * h'-n k e Co .r.ly, a sma I ba ’< rr i me aln ul tour y as. Id vch < • *• .•iv'jiMv.L.r,. last'pr.ii-.’s co t ; .d .sm i'l son-I -a-. ._ p ,|i , x (|| jn ami ail b. nt fom ears <4 i Any ml. nan in.l r. < tec i i|ie suuscrit.e it l> lii'.liii' a Lumpkin C mil. will be thanklu I i . < l ived, and libera ly r. wa d> THOMAS J. PARK N..v, 25ih 1836 24:f. GIORGI A, I jimpkin (’ounty. *’ * *■■!> befo eme b» John ’ll. * "** Dois, a bav rn-ne po ey s r-- ( ? I ,<,ir *• ' f high, with r a had ’ ’Uaill .< d -«nb tail the left hii d ' ot I _. -I2nar v ( j, r „. !( riH(J hv | eu J. I( . kj , l( ,d '.l -nn <' Jem s, to T .ve ty-t ao d >.lars and til y < e,.ts. I'his 20th day of la tirv 1837 HENRY WATKINS J. P. A true extract from the Estray B >k, this 23d ay of J in.inrv I >*37. M. P. Q< ILLI AN, D. C. I C. 33—tpl (■uardian’s Sale. 4 4• It I I \BLI . to anot'lerot ta In'c'inr Court ol .R Lumpki.i (O nly. «l'tn -mirm foi o dinary pur )«< ses. w ill be s >ld, <>u the firs I’m sd y in \p' il next he or< tin. Court II uise <1 or in l’i < uo'|, G i I. t 'N" 273 in the !.'• h cisiricl I sai i . n v S d It rI h beuefi' of \\ it t} ( d Pardue, or p han el 11 iliiam jPa ur dree sed I'erins »de known on the dnv of sale. SAMUEL KING, Guardian Feb. 4. 1837 31 id*. (ii ()\( J i unipain ( ouutj. ■ tt 111. U1 A s Ma. i air I M (’.. i hr, A-I , .ini - r.< t. , i V ▼ and Samh Martin. Vhnims’ a lx. on tns iE< - ate ot Je«'C Mar in. late ■I e .i.. Cun' ty rl- . eased, app i s for Letters . t Dr-mis-iou from sum I sta'e. I esc are theretoie to Cite and adn.on -h all a id I ~i'ij th' kindred and cr< ti ers ■ f ;>i.i vlei .-ed.'o b ii .ppear at myoffi e wit ia b time , re». be t by I w t<> - . w cause il any tney halt, w >. -aid le>- ltrs «hnn d > t tie gran.cd. Given under mv hand, this ?1-t ta'.n r- 1836 .M. P QUILI LAN, C C. O. 31 « 6m. GEORGIA, Lumpkin ( IILK t AS. t\ iliiam T ; • • lor Leiters ol Ad'iiiin-: tro i on t e l’«tat. of Fran is CL rm nis, l,.te of s.a.l Cminl v er. ,<• u I be-e at . lheselo e. to ci v ami ndim.ii- i .1 11> ; sing .IM r. 11. X- id red amJ<re I' s. I. <1 ;by law, t -11 w c.'U r, i ty In y h tve. uhv sai l le<- n r- ' H'lild not be g. « it. d Given under m> iinmi t' is tS ‘n vof J *ti ,a v. l*l>7 Al. P. wl IL. l \.N. ( c. u. 32- 30 J Rt übea iiutchhon, ] />//* /or discu vs. | ct ry relief a t John E. Calhoun, \ ..tju.a-lit.■■■i, in avm < . < .ibson vK. i ln{ji t >k.n Si'.). Jotm i>. l ivid*. J ( 'ourt. AT CHAW£3£XIS. 19.0 ugust, ]S36 IP appearing that J.<hn I Calimtrn. r.-id-s ut o, . lb.- > ate. and that Divifl < . Lib n. rr rd. « i Ha.l county *- d the c. m. I.manl having ni dr <>.i h ol lh« - m . I - "<l. rv,i :•at a . q.y o t i< Bill be s.-rv «<t on I> i id l < Lb- n. in pe.so . t,i i v dnvbe- . mre the nex t -m ot said V ..hi, a d that the -art i hn I t . hm . q pear a .< .n«we -ii I Bid. at t .. '■ xt ’ rm r>( his Court and tha> a c.-pv o: t i- o d» r . t»e p d» ish d in - ■ ie public i> ii. t »> once a m>> .th I I three m<> Mbs prexiou- to s t . x > ter u. O. H. KINa.N, J S C. C.C I 151 c AN T D S'SiOgO g j i. ZJ jui j.'< £» ■ Pla -La JAi ■ HiC >>nag awardee to th. i’mlaoi l ia piria Saturday Courier, induces the edit r- to commence the publication, under the übuve till, ot a .piano e.titm iot I heir popular join mil, so long Know it > is I ..e ' ■i §• st fam ty Ne w spa per tn lie lint, d Mates, with a list ol near TV. E.N i Y-SIX iHuLS.A 1) >ti 'i IB ERS. lite new hat tire recen tiy introduced ot .'viruishittg ■ m-ir readers wni.i m u books <4 the b> si .iteraiurc of the day, laving proved so eminerdly suc eesMit', the plan will tie continued. Six vr.lmnes ol the celebrated writings ol La, lam Harry at i, ami six.y tiv <)t M Bio. K’s valuable Letters fiotn Europe, haie already been puo.is .eu withom mrerieiing with its ncAa and miscellaneous reading. The Courier i> lhe largest .imt cheapest family newspaper ever issmd in t''i roti.dry containing ar iclesi literature, Science, and Arts; Imernai Lnpi .>v< ment, Agricultme ;in i i e i t'y variety ot topics us .ally introduced into a public joruai. living lull accuu.ns of sales, markets. ( Hid in W 3 ol the latest dates. It is p i.iished al lhe iuw prict of $2. For this smau smn subsci iber.- get valuable and eiilertaming mailer, each Week enough io hii a common book ol zhb pages, and equal to 52 volumes ay< ar, and uir his estimated t. i ■ - u <v. ck.y. by ol least two humtri-d tli .usaim , sc altered in all par ts of t lie t .*uii i ry, from Ala me to Florida, and from the sea boaid to the lakes. The paper has been now so long established as to render it 100 well known to require an extended prospectus, the publishers, therefore, will do nu more than r efer to the tw ' leading daily political papers ot opposite poll tics, lhe Pennsylvanian say s —“ The Saturday Cour ier is the largest, and one of the best tainily new spapeis in the Unio r; ’ the other, the Enquirer and Daily Courier, says —“it is the largest journal published in Philadelphia, and one <d Hie very best in lhe Uni ed ■states.” The New Yotk Star says - “we know of nothn.g more liberal on the pait of the editors, ai d no means more efticaci'.us to draw ■ nt he dormant talents ot mil country, than then unexampled liberality in off-ring literary prizes.” fire Albany Mercury of March 16lh, 1333, says— •• lhe Sulnrmiy L mier, is d.a i. . dly the be I f amily i Newspaper ever pubits .t il in tins < r any other coumry, Hid i s value is duly app ecta.i u by the public, it we. uav j iiije tro .. its vast enculali-n, which exceeds 2'1,0'10 per wei k.' Its onle its are agr. eably varied, .md e..cti nunioer contums more ready valuable ‘rea .ing mallei’ .han is ,mlm lied in a Week in any daily aper i i ihe Luion —1 s mammoth dim. nsious < liable o- enletprising piopiu-lors, -.eosrs. no dward vfc Ci.ahke, ot I’ni adeiphia to re-pub.isli in its columns, . tin c uirse ot a year, several ol the ost interesting ~cw ■.K hat issue ho.ii the g.ihsli press, whicti cannot tail t > give to it a permanent inter, st, ami ren der it worthy ol picseivuti ... Tn meet the wishes, her. foie t such ol iheir uhseribers as di site to have .et mimbcis Lou d. tiny have deiciimed o i issuing an ■ diiion ol I e t urn i in the rpiuito turn , w'uco will render i tn mie coin ttii. t.l tl.r rearing wnen it i, bound in a•. , e, and Uiut greatly enhance its value.’’ Tin: QUA RIO EDI HON. Under the title ot lhe Philadelphia Mirror, will vomuieme with the publication <.l il.e Piize Tale, to wuicii whs awaidedtm- pnze ot tjilOO written by Alias ..eslir, edito r .4 the spl< ndid /kunai .lie Token, Hid author ot \ nerican l.ueratme. A large ntimbei 4 songs, poe us, tales, ,N.c. olleri d in Competition for the >jh() doi.ai piem am-, will a id Value a -J mteiest to I tin- succeeding mi hers, whi< h will also be enriched by a story Horn Miss .8« .vewi< k, author ol Hope | 1,, sue, I he Linw . ods vV c., vv lio.-e talents have b en 'so justly and exten-neiy appreciated, both at twine : and abioad. 1’ ii» a pro.<d FAMILY NE.-PAPER is strictly ' ne ilia, i i . iiotous uid poll nal mat ers. amt the un , conipimniHiig opponent ol quackery of every kind M \PS. In addition to ail of wiiu ti the piiblihers intend fur ni-htng tli. ir pair swifts a sen. s ol engra vt d Maps : riniii.uin-l if a ••'■l v v < s <(<•' ol |ht I mm., ice. ex mm mg hi. stt .uii n.dvc. ofrivi-rs, towns, mouiitai. s takes, tne s a board, interna, improvements, as dis play dm canals, an r..ads. Ac with other interesting ami uselul mains loads, di.' Hoc s Ar. forming a aco t'L it A . i.n g. . . ral u • ami inf rmatiou h nd -oim iy ex bu the sp . nd:d p.i io nave w hi< i. f. r six y at- pi st has bet n so g. neiuusly extended to them, could warrant. Tt...M* : The P 1 h.sr Satim.'.i) Courivr is still continued in its lame form, . the s.Hm- p icea- l.e, elol> Te. The P u advsplna .Motor t.t-i o . quarto ediimn ol the Sat in day Cou i.r, w it h its i s< i < used attract ions, and prin ted <» . the best tint w hde paper <4 the same siz. as h» New 1 ork vibion, ill be put ai pret A I. L pi r«O' s are m r. by can. i m-c against t rad Ing am. tor .i , r tui-s< ry N le. ex< ci led tn me n. a Ll.i k I• . <> by Use name ot W illiams. I>> th<- sum <4 8 v. iitceii I I ><i- and iif<. c-nts .! e tin- Ivienlv 25'b <’t I’H mb< r ext —a- i e Sal I.N te will m i j »• d v<> imtai ily by me, on account ol an < ntire fuiluie ' i ot rai. i ie tition. OSBORN II \GOOD. . Furst ty cotin y, Ga. / 18—3 m m. he t" 9 1836. ( Aoticr, ’"J HURI’.”Y f.ra.i.n ,■ i - -l-ntn trading fora y N•<ol I) and iia • i.y my in sMm o W tlb ■ m !H .iih-r v.<>l. th im'.« i- b this yI >o ar-*, i.i a e -tx m nth • H -d.tr t rd' c v '■ ..i t rec< I»< t. I to • I Hile it • ■ pay «- <1 r... •• lin -- * ouq.r Lr is l>v law - < co i-<tde aI JU tor w h ich it Was gi vtii 1; is ! r,.1l I • lam d. LE\SO.N BPIVA. i <p-t. 2'tth. 1-3- -22 f- Take no ri< e, SI.I A I I do here a,t i nan torw am aII per- | i« horn tr. ssy - , r a yv ay h itev< r. ui •t . t >...! . n.. ...»er b'.ij. in .lie 12. h district I I the firsts tro i, si ate anJ lyino m Lr.mpk m comi y(tor me y Lhc-r. kee) ud. r ' p«-n ' v <»i the ,w. J\ I S M. BRAWNER XOTVCE. un<ft'!. the :.■ > M H G\iHK‘<,!li. ■ ■ ■ i ’ i rq,e - o o make pi’vrin t:'. ' o. r. j*HaW. I Dahleb-n-ga, August 29th. 1835 15" iNGTIOiI 10 our Creditors. '37N E shall make application at tq next Superior Court of Foisyth c ii.ity to commence upon the io ith omfr.y in February inst. for I ave io taj e the benefit, i f the, Law p'Ssed by (he Ligis’ature oft or State t Georgia !' r t,.e relief - | hones; Dein.-rs, on the day ol 182—. v. < intend complying s'.ietly wi'h th<- Statute in such casts made and provided, if yu have any objections you can appear and make them known. JA* M DANIEL. & Co. F.DWAKD DANIEL, JOHN JOLLY. Feb. 4, 1837 —34—4 t. IL Ist of Letters REMaInING iii tin Post UHice at D.ih lohnega, Lumpkin (Joui.ty, Ga. wo the Ist day •>' J 'iiuiiij , 1837, and if not taken nut before Ist day ot April m xt, will be sent to the sjciieral t’csl Office as dead Leiters : A M H m. Ander<«n 2 Willis McDonnald b A. McCollum 2 Mordica Btwwn 2 Mis. Sarah Manin John Brown John Martin Willson Btedwell Daniel Mathias 'I in nir»s lit niietl Alen M .thews James M. Baines Daaiel Miller Isham Baker P K. McCrary 2 ‘A ni. Bam 2 James 8. Moreland 2 W m. Bn d V. m. Mdis Joseph Barnett Joel Marable C ( N Miss Maiiami A Carr Morgan Nelson Maik Coleman Z Norman George M. Crane P McLeod & L raue James Prater Henry Campbell Ratliff Palmer H'-sr tviuh Co<-hian \\ m. Phillips Ll.hu Criswell James Paies o Q Elias Davison M. P Qiulmd L V m Quince Thomas Edwards R Philip Earley D 11. Ralston F Samuel Rutherford J. A. Few 2 Sohn Ralston J. D. Fields, jr. John R- dinan G G t ot ge Kuhns John Gage S H John St'-adman Lewis lin ks Mary Sundem A. J. Daiiteil 13 John midi, R. B. A. B. Holt 3 Airs. Surah Stephens Henry Holman H. Sullivan J imes H Haynes Win. Stone J i’. Hopkins John M. Sehorn Isaac Huberts T J Dorcas Treadaway W m. J usiice 2 D J Turner Henry Ji-nm gs, W Jason Junes John Wilson 2 L John Walker Win. Laiidrura Win Wilcher 3 Mr. Lance Wm K Williams 2 John Wallis WILLI AM A. ST A ION, P M. X.IST Ox’ BETTERS REMAINING in the P<mi Cft e at Aura ria, Lumpkin < ouu v, G.i. ii,e Ist day of Jan j nary 1837, and il mil taken out beiure lhe Ist d-iy of April t.< x>, will be sent to tut# Geneial i ost Udi « a» cimd Letters : A L iF. C Atidoe Fran< is L<i<kerd B V\ m Liw.-i-y Clit.ton B.adford M John Baker \\ dliam More VV lltatn Banks An i ble McCollum Joseph Banz Robi r B MiCluie 0 John Martin i Elihti Cresswell 2 N Jacob Cuiml Daniel Nosier F P VV iliiam Fry J.irm s Paxion H A P. ( e VV ill.am H<.m(it«n R G Fatton M .j V B Holt II i-. S H >piv ns Ansel R md J T A <>r J.>s. ei Juhitslon G Duct' r Thomas 1 H J usiice VV M ins Trbi h i VV ade TIIOMAN LILLY, P, M. Georgiy Lumpkin ( ounty. lILRI \BB i i d«, appln sio me for V V 1,, nr.v f Auiiiitii-'ialion, on the Etae oi 1I z !>. t• 8 ih. lite ~t s.tH c'Hi.ty Ce< ea-< .1. I'hese net .i t eoci c auu ad noiut-b all and i-ingular the ki <4,rd ad < n u:t i«ola nd d erased. io or hi <1 ap I ; pi-ai at my fli. r • ithlu tw tim>- pre-< ibed bv law to so..w <a>-e if any tiny nave why -aid Le'teis sh-'uld no’ be gr i. ted. Given until r my tiand tfi;.« 14th da< of .Nov. 1836. .M. P. QLILLIA.N.c c. o. 24 —304 Gl-.( )RGI A, 1 jimpkin County. V ( tyHi.kt I'a L*u;ciiii:son applies tome for •J J I•I '•' 4 \ .nt :«tFat ion on I hr- E-'tate ot Rru b- n Hute i.i-or , l..t< I saiti coiiutv deceased. 'I hesc ar :he •tac io etie at actnomsh all and singular i -- kindred and ere. i .1 -ai dec- as. d, to b»- a <i • •..ra' o y IU • w i the time ;r- -< rn.e.J r.y i.w -i< w cause a any they Lav why said ielUra mall *»• g airted. (,;vi u under my hand. L.i- -sh diy r,f F< b 1837, M. P. QL’ILIJAN, C. C. 0. . Feb. 11. —35 —3Cd I ip® w&'a’o -TZTZZ.ZZI— - —— - THE BRIDE’S FAREWELL, BY MRS. HEMAN3. VV hy do I weep ? to leave the vine VV hose clusters o’er me bend — The myrtle, yet, oh ! call it mine ! The flowers I loved to tend. A thousand thoughts of all things dear, Like shadows o’er me sweep, I leave my sunny childhood here, Oh, therefore let me weep! I leave thee, sister ! we have played Through many a joyous hour, VV here the silvery gleam of the olive ehade Hung dim o’er fount and bowei. Yes ! thou and I, by stream, by shore, In song, in prayer, in sleep, Have been as we may be no more— Kind sister, let me weep! Z leave thee, farther! Eve’s bright moon Must now light other feet, With the gathered grapes, and the lyre in tune Thy horn w ard steps to greet. Thou in whose voice, to bless thy child, Lay tunes of love so deep, Whose eye o’er all my you'h had smiled— I leave thee ! let me weep ! Mother! I leave thee ! —or. thy breast Pouring out joy and wo ; I Lave found that holy place of rest Still changeless—yet I go ! Lips, that have lulled me with yonr strain, Eves, that have watched my sleep ’ VV ill earth give love like j/ours again ? Sweet mother ! let me weep ! From the Saturday Courier. NATURE’S WORKS EVINCE DESIGN. BY E. D. FOLLETT. * » ♦ » „ In measured orbits, ev’ry planet runs While all encircling their respective sura In perfect system, forming, as they roll, Harmonious partsofonestupendous whole; And, as, in order, each revolving ball, A unity of movement, moves in all. By this harmonic movement of toe spheres, Is time divided into days and years ; The rolling seasons stated times observe, And never from lhe laws of nature swerve-. Summer a .d winter in succession bring The bounteous autumn and the blooming spring And glowing suns give genial heat and light, Revolving orbs, successive day and night. How nicely planned, that one perpetual change May still revolve, and no one point derange ? ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ No longer bound in winter’s icy chain, V) ith joy we see new VCTdure uloltie ibe plain ; The rosy spring, when decked in all its bloom, Come f.rth like beauty bursting from the tomb. When autumn comes and spreads bis bounteous feast, For all the world of li'is, how truly blest ■ We then forget the beauty of the spring, And feel a joy which autumn’s treasures bring, From day and night, successive comforts flow, As sweet as spring or autumn can bestow. How could we toil where darkness veils the night. O. sb ep beneath the sun’s refulgent light? Night, o’er the earth her sable mantle throve. And evening’s calmn invites us to repose; VV hen morning tints the sky, and zephyrs play, We rise refreshed to meet the coming day. V' hat but Almighty Power cnnld put in foice This grand machinery of the universe; S.< wisely wrong J, through all its ample range, VVi'h all the pleasing novelty of change ? Adams, Ohio. PA I) UY AT SEA. An Irishman, while on his passage to “thin coiiii'iy,” in aeaich of harvest work, was ob sened to w >lk up and down the deck at a brisk ( .a. I-, <>i'ca*tonaily giving a look at the captain w|k ti< ver he «• ime in sight, as if to attract his» <>L-er vat ion. On being asked by the steward lor his passage money when nearing thn port r.f destination, Pat replied, “Arrah, honey, be -.hv now : sure the rn ster won’t do such a duriy tli ii k as charge a poor sbairer who has icaiked lhe whole passage Georgr- Selwyn om e affirmed in company that no woman ever wrote a letter without a postscript. “My next letter shall refute you,’* *ani L .dy G—. Selwyn soon after received a letter from her ladyship, when, afier her sig nature, stood ‘ P. S. VV tc wad right now, you or 1 j” DERIVATION. “It is said that Ad. Byron is attached to M i heinati. s.” While hearing this passage r»-ad in a newspaper, an old lady exclaimed ‘Dear me, what a nat-gh y creature ' attached t> '1 ait Lew a’.to'.k'j and she got a husband living! ’ Half. Errs ,NO. 36

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Miners recorder and spy in the west. (Auraria, Lumpkin County, Georgia) 18??-????, February 18, 1837, Image 1