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MACON TBLIGIIAPH. pi- M. Bartlett. MONDAY, JANUARY ms. Volume II Number 3. TERMS. HO ifSM3, TP I f.^L subscriber respectfully informs the public. that he h'4* taken that well known establishment, front- n.* '% Co " rt ho “ s , ( ; m V ie ‘Syn l,f CLINTON, Janet County, Go. formerly occupied by II. H. Slat- :?; a ® “. „ ar ." and Boarding House, and having made various improvements therein, he is no\V nrenar- fin wf ^ erta,n ®°ARDER8 and TRAVELLERS in a genteel and comfortable manner. His accommoda- lions arc very extensive; and his table, bar, stables, dtc, are at all times well furnished. Unremitting exer tions wui be made for the coinfort of bis customers, and he solicits a share of the patronage of the public — r amines can be accommodated with separate rooms. 1 . CLINTON, Git. April'30, 1827. 27tf S0L ‘ I10GE ’ rart Year, • /y Six Months, $3 00 2 00 •& Wat Warehouse p, JliDSON & Co.—Macon, Tilu ir Store on Mulberry Street, nest door to A y ii Wick, keep constantly on hand, an exten- " inrtinent of Clothing, Cloths, Cassimcres, and '"(every description and quality, suitable for the I*" , season. Their assortment consists in part of * nt CLOTHING ‘ (.lack, olive, steel, and oxford mixt Coats i r 1'atees—blue, black, drab, steel mixt and claret it ami Over Coats—plaid and camlot Cloaks— i Wark, olive, drnb, claret and slate colored nii sml 'Cassimere Pantaloons—blue and black y” and doth Vests—striped, Valentia. figured ,™i,j n silk, silk velvet, marseilles and swans- I*n vests of allqualities—cotton and woollen Draw- ^Lcotton and linen ‘Sheets, and a good assortment yl ril (: |oihing.—Broadcloths and Cassimeres of 0-t every color and quality—Valentia Vestings, and tabby Velvets—tartan Plaids, green Raize, " an d white Flannels, Shirtings, Sheetings, Sntti- „ jtiiifirndt'i'S. Russian Belts. Cravats, silk and 'iilj flC , ||,indkerchief8—black worsted, lambs wool, Icoltoii Rose, mid half Hose—Linings, Silk, Twist, Inn*. &e. lid i!nz. large Brazilian Shell Combs, tin do side do. of a superior quality. Thev still carry on the TAILORING BUSINESS, id haring good workmen employed, hope to merit ,nu!i!ic patronage. 1 They still continue the HATTING BUSINESS, and will furnish them at wholesale and retail, as low as can be bought in Savannah, or Augusta. They have on hand, a good assortment of Beaver, Otter, Seal, Koran:, and Wool I. nl‘all sizes and qualities. .1 liberal price will be paid for Bearer, Otter, ul Furs. Dec 31 WINTER GOODS. HAILEY GODDARD, on MULBKRIIY STRUCT, [AS just received and is still rcccivingn LARGE ASSORTMENT of FALL and WINTER ?>, suitable for this Market, consisting, in part, s FOLLOWING ARTICLES, viz: ick, blue, olive, mixed and drab 'Cloths: ditto Kimcre; Satinetts; Cassinetts: white, red and yel- t Flannel; bleached, brown-, checked and plaid onnsjiun: men and women’s plaid Clonks; duffle Wets; three, three and a hall, four and four and talfpoint Blankets; Irish Linens; brown and black ora*; l.mig I .ami; linen Cambric; four and" ten alter Diaper; Dimity; Bombnzctts; Boinbazin; Bed* jhaegni Cloth; a largo assortment of plaid and icy Prints; English Ginghams; furniture Prints; tlii-lr; liarnge; black Nankin and Canton Crapes; 'land Crape Robes; black Italian 'Crapes; fancy We and silk .Shawls; Scarfs and Mantles; Sarcenet, paitinv, Sene,haw, Lustring, plaid and fancy Silks; land figured Swiss Muslins; Jaconet, book and i mull .Muslins; Cambrics; women’s white and •oil ciltiiii Hose; men mid women’s silk IFosc; leaver, rornm and wool Hals; tortoise and Ura- tslirll Combs; cotton nnd wool Cards; a large brtinrnt nf Shoes mid Boots; straw nnd Leghorn el*; silk flag, cotton and Bandana Handker- ; thread and cotton Laces; Inserting and Foot- p silk mid cotton Velvet; a large assortment of cap, M and belt Ribbons; Saddles, Bridles, Martin- (.Ac.: a small assortment of Hardware nnd Sta ir; a few crates of Crockery and Glassware, Ar.&c. &c. lie solirils a call from those Merchants, in this vi- lity.vvho wislt to replenish their stock; as he believes Reach ran he more advantageously served, than going a greater distance. Travelling Merchants, ) nr nut ar.iptniutcd, and who wish credit, will * furnish themselves with letters of recom’men- w. Planters, who visit this plnce, tire respect- : invited to call. AH orders will meet with prompt Minn. 07 s Liberal Credit trill begivea for Apr bred Paper, ' bmhtu; 12. ISQ7- If* .'3 ' . BARR NOTES. Mill, under described BANK BILLS were cn- doiud i’i a Letter, dated the 2(>llt of Scplcm- •!, ami on that day put into the Post Office here, Ipi at Iw-rilier, .addressed to ‘‘Air. Alexander M‘- [K'lt, ( liiiileston, South Carolina," which letter "vr reached its destination—viz: •inters’ Bank, State ot Georgia, A. No. 222, 1st • Wfi, ¥g(), of Georgia, A. No. 378, 10th Novem- Uate Rank cf Georgia, Ii. No. 470, 15th Septern- ci ‘ *\ ,. " e uml Fire-Insurance Bank, Georgia, Aa. No. ■ ,l1 ' March, 1827, fo. "-'Ha Bank, tie irgia, G. Nos. 229 nnd 330, 3d W8, #.-<«#l«. ”l<i'l' Garik, (icorgia, II, No. 580, 31st Dcccm- jcMa Bank, Georgia, F. No. 524,7th November, ^!'l J arolina Stale Bank, F. 702, 8th August, ’ r " 1 ' arolina State Bank, F. No. 807,15th Janu- III. sjqo, ^'^‘■UnaState Bank, F. No. 070, 1st March, |Uio' r °’ ,na Stale Bnnk ’ F No ’ 9J8, lst Mri-c1, > V? Carollrtn State Bank, F. No. 2307, 31st He- K " r - Hr, fio. i lsm 1T? li,m Stuto Bank, A. No. 1727, 1st Janu- l: - !•’» 9)0, r^uta State Bank, F. No. 1099, Cth June, fry-*- State Bank, C. No. 5203, 4th July, i 1 'Carolina State Bank, E. No. 3992, 15th Jan- J’jH’aruljtta State Bank, E. No. 88, Cth March, S^ lin " ^ ,n,B Gnnk, niuc $2 and two $1, 0?. nn ‘ wtained-$20. •e V.,- tV "* lo W36. Sen'll‘’y °f the letter having been missent, is *,*( 'jmely faint, by its long absence. It.be- Puj, (l i' " ri ‘i" duty incumbent on the Officers of ' ‘ i 0 ." tbi* route, to trace the cause of the n!Ii a 1 persons interested, in the cause of .i. i? m "»>’ Pf >Jte said Bills may he offered, c “ to stop them for the lawful owner. „ CHARLES MGREUOR pure mb tr 5. 1^7—54 f|?G.‘E.ISU SCHOOI. Mi i,i,i C ,, "J u ‘‘" "pen an Knelitk School, on "III u. "* 'Mi of Jnminru—n suitable room in r m* of’tt‘h, c,,r ^ 1 ‘ or ‘be purpose. ruhin.. ns T1IO. GARDNER. | luition.9i J827___5o "'min 1° T,lE PUBLIC. ®" persons not to trade for or take an L ji 'l«bviiiv.°ir a certa, u bond given to William pto |,,i n ,-,’ p ,• eondilioned to make said l)e Lille i *, ?* 0 - 83 In lbtli formerly lloutlon, Mt 20th June, 1820, said titles to f,b>t(l |,a, fl-, 1 i’ec. 1827.—The consideration of c ’>Dtc '* * d ’ I •kali therefore not he hound - asm- h to , AUSTIN MARTIN. lgi > Dec. I3tli, 18*7. 21—01. EWTEBTAHrMBIfT. HIE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends, and the public in general, that he has opened a HOUSE OF E,\T EUTA\.>\V,,\T, a ! r *k] ! l»r- Chatahoociiv. His Table and Bar will he furnished with the best the country will ° it, j Gis S f ABLE will he provided with ample PROVENDER, and an attentive HOSTLER. He will devote his own time to the establishment; and solicits the patronage of the public. rlI „ - WESLEY J. FRANKS. Falls of Chnlahoorhy, October 15. 1827——51 House of Entertainment. T HE subscriber has fitted up his large New House, on the Public Road half way from Macon to Forsyth, and near the road leading from Clinton to Knoxvilie, os a f&ottsr of ZStftrftoittmntt for the accommodation of Travellers. The honsc Is pleasantly situated for health and convenience, and eve ry attention will be shown those who call. Separate rooms with dire places can he furnished to Families— Good STABLES, and the best of L/Qf/O/f.S and PROFISIONS constantly kept on hand. Stallings Store. Monroe County, Ua. December 24. 1827 Cl JONN STALLINGS. HEW CL9THIK L. FITCH & CO. H AVE just received and are now opening a large stock of CLOTHING, of the best quality, and made in the most fashionable Style—comprising Dvess am\ Frock Coats, Coatees and Fantatoons, of black, blue, and fanry colon. A great variety of VES TS Ladies and Gentlemen's CLOAKS Also, Cloths, Cassimcres, Vestings and a variety of other Articles. The above Goods, 'with those received by former arrivals, renders their stock as extensive and complete, as any In the up country. TAILORING, Carried on in all its various branches. Having the la test New-York fashions, nnd good workmen, tlioir wprk shall not he done inferior to. any. All orders thankfully received, nnd executed with despatch. CHEAP GOODS. T HE subscriber has just received, and opened, at his store on .Mulberry street, a general assort ment of SHOES, HATS, Cvockevv, Hardware, &e. He has also on hand a general assortment of GUOCE1UES, CASTINGS, &c. . Which will be sold low for cash. R. COLEMAN. Jnne 4— tf——32 GODDAYID & EA^GDON, N EXT door to L. Atkivm, arc now receiving a general assortment of GROCERIES from New York and Boston, and for sale at the lowest market prices, for cash or cotton. 150 pieces 42 Inch Cotton Bagging 200 lbs bagging Twine 100 barrels Rye Whiskey 50 do Northern Gin 5 pipes Holland do ti do 4th proof Cognac Brandy 3 hltds 4th proof Jamaica Rum 4 do New Engl j^Rum 80 bags Green CoWfL / 10 bbls loaf .fc lump Sttgar 15 lihds. St. Croix Sugar 5 do. Molasses, 3 casks London Portsr 20 bbls. Cider Brandy 20 do. superfine Flour 20 do. .Mackerel, No. .1,2, & 3 5 do. Connecticut Slmd 12 kegs Cavendish Tobacco 60 lings Shot, assorted . 20 kpgs Gunpowder 10 Crates Crockery 42 boxes Goshen Cheese . 12000 lbs Swede’s flat Iron 3 bundles German Steel 50 sets Cart & Gig Boxes 50 Plough Moulds 1000 lbs. bar Lend, 7 dozen Hoes 400000 cut Tacks, 42 casks Nalls, assorted 30 t *nms wra pning Paper, 25 do. writing do-. 8 do. letter do. 25 dozen Wool Hats 20 do. Cotton & Wool Cards I case Leghorn Bolivars 3 bales London Dufile Blankets 12 coils Rope 20 boxes Spermaceti & Mould Candles 3 bnles Osnnburgs ‘ \ 4 gross wine, & porter Bottles . , , 10 boxes bar soap 1 barrel Cherry Brandy 1 do. Stoughton’s Elixer 5 barrels Almonds, 10 boxes Windsor 8ohp 5 boxes Chocolate, 5000 Spanish Segars, Wines, Cordials, Domestic Goods, &c. &c. Macon, November 1827 *" —58 • R SUakev’s Garden Seed. ED and white Onion Muskmelon Blood licet Flat Turnip Enrly turnip do. French do. Carrot, Orange Sage Parsnip Squash pepper l,ong cucumber Solid celery Early do Parsley Dutch summer squash Asparagus Crookneck do. Nasturtion Do. winter do, * English sorrel White head lettuce Summer savory Speckled do. Scarlet radish Ice do. Savoy cabbage Imperial do. Red do. Cabbage do. Early sorrel Early turnip radish Turkey rhubarb Early June Peas White marrowfat Vegetable Oysters Cranberry beau* Early Yorkshire Cabbage Double Peppergrass Early Golden Hotspur Strawberry Dwarf Green Dwarf .Marrowfat Peas Earley six weeks or red eyed Dwarf Deans Early Sugar Com Received and for sale by Dec. 24. ELLIS, SIIOTWELL & Co. SI, STONE & CO IT, AVE JUST SECEIVm) FROM BOSTO.V & NeiV lORK, AND OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING DRYGOODS;. 220 pieces 3-4 brown Shirting 50 jiieces bleached Sea Island Shirting » 175 pieces 4-4 brown Sheeting 50 pieces 4-4 bleaced Sheeting 150 pie'ecs :i-4 domestic Plaids . ‘ 20 pjeces 4-4 domestic Plaids 25 pieces London du(Ho.Blankets 10 pieces three and a half point Blankets 210 pieces fancy Prints 50 pieces blnck, blue and steel mixt Satine’fts 4 pieces black and blue Broadcloths 5 pieces blue and mixt Cassimerc 50 pieces Irish Linens 12 pieces red Flannel 8 pieces cotton CassimCre 25 pieces negro Cloth 75 Plaid Cloaks, extra sizes 60 Cainlilf.t Cloaks, extra sizes 50 -reams writing Paper, 20 reams letter Paper 50 reams wrapping Paper Bombazctts, Cambrics, Muslins, Silks Muslin Robes, Batlisle Robes Italian-and Canton Crapes Cassitnerc and Valentia Shawls Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs Hosiery and Gloves Shell end Horn'Combs, &c. &c. 40 cases coarse and fine Shoes 2 cases gentlemen’s Boots 20.Case's wte and coarse fashionable Hate 5 cilses Leghorn* nnd straw Bonnets " 12 cases No. 10, Whitlomocc Cards 4 boxes Saddles and Briddlcs WariYwave &. Cuticvv. 8000 fits. Castings, assorted 75 dozen Weeding Hoes A large and elegapt assortment of of Crockery end Glassware. 150 dozen pint and half pint Fla*ks 175 dozen half pint Tumblers, in straws Also received by the last Boats 100 pieces Cotton Bagging 12 lihds. St. Croix Sugar 70 bags prime green Colic# 3 lihds. Jamaica lltim 2 lihds. Holland Gin 2 hlids. npple Brandy 3 pipes Cognac Brandy . 8 quarter and half Casks Tcneriffe, Malaga and < Madeira WINES 30 barrels new Flour, (warranted good) . 1 ton Shot, assorted, 1 ton soft Lead . 30 kegs EEE Dupont’s Powder X _ 8 kegs shipping Powder 50‘boxes. Soap , 25 boxes sperm and tallow Candles 25 boxes bunch Raisins 6 bags Pepper and Pimento • „ 6000 American Cigars Macon, Norembcr 20. 1827——57 UAESTOeV & ,Kk\ES H AVU fust received a CHOICE SELECl'ION Toffrcsh comprising ns ^t ... -eneral an assortmentyas any In this inarket', which they offer at reduced prices, to Wit; Cation, Woollen and Silk Goods Cutlery ami Hardware Crockery\ China and Glass Ware Bools aad Shoes, -^0 Metfi, Women's and Children's, Fine, Cqtynon and Coarse,, addles and Bridles Castings, Nails Blacksmith's Tools Also a general assortment of GROCERIES. Macon, December 24 61 Crocket •1- Saddle: WAREHOUSE AND Commission Business. » RECEIVING, Storing, and For warding COTTON and MERCIIAN* DIZE, attended to by • . JESSE STRATTON. Macon, October 8,1827 50 WAREHOUSE AND Commission Business, MACON., THE subscrilwr has taken a port »of the WAREHOUSE, lately erected by Messrs. Cutler fir Cornwell, immedl- at’ely above the Bridge ami opposite Mr. John T. Rowland’s. The conve nient situation, the fine WHARF and personal atten tion given to BUSINESS, he hopes will secure to him (ho patronage of his friends and the public-gencrally. HENRY M. TERRELL. October 27,1827—53 JAMES A. BLANTON, a A.S just received and is now opening and offer ing for sate at the very lowest market prices, lor cash,a large and entirely fresh stock of DRYGOODS, GBOCF.VUF.S, IIATS ami SHOES, HARDWARE and CUTLERY, Crockery ami Glassware, SADDLERY, &r. &c. &c. Which were all laid in by himself in the Northern Mar kets, specially for the tftde of this place, and will no doubt suit purchasers both in quality and prices. Merchants and Planters from tne country and the citizens of this place and invited to call and exam ine for themselves. ■ WANTED, A few hundred bags of COTTON, for which Cash trill be paid. Macon. December 24,1827 -C2 CROTON OIL, , SULPHATE OF QUININE, PYROLIGNEOUS ACID, IODINE ACID, EXTRACT OF ELATERIUM, 5rj I |OG FTIII.lt with a number of new and celebrat- A cd Medicines, just received and for sale by FLUKER & COLLINS. October 8—50 DAVID DilLcMFYDA, O FFERS for sale, by the box Or at retail, Tallow CANDLES, of his _own manufacture ; Which are warranted eqitnl in quality to any that can be of- fereB In this inarket. Fort Hawkins, Dec. 8. DR. H. H. COKE, ^s. rsmfjL HAVING removed to this place, offers his PROFESSIONAL SEHFILES to KyJjl the public. Ilis OFFICE is on Fourth Street, -next-door to Coffin & Clark’s Store. Macon, January 1, 1828—2t—1 UOBF.UT H. ST\e\SO.\, Attorney at la if, HJffAS located himself in Fayetteville, Georgia, and JJL.I. tvill attend to the Practice or Law in the CliM- talionchy Circuit, and in the counties of Henry, Butts and Pike in the Flint Circuit—any business commit ted to bis care will be promptly and.carefully attend ed to. . 45tf Sept 10 MACDONOUGH ACADEMY. T HE Macdonough Academy, Henty county, will recommence on the first Monday of January, 1828. Boarding may be obtained in the family of the Rector, or lit other private families . 2t dec 17 EDUCATION. T HE Trustees of the Butts county Academy take aplensure in informing the public, that a MALE and FEMALE SCHOOL will commence on the /rsl Monday in Jitnnnry next. The Male department un der the direction of Andrew Rhba, A. M. and the Female, under that of his daughter, Eliza Asm L. Rhea; the healthy and hnmlsomc situation of the vil lage, its vicinity to the Indian Mineral Springs, (be ing only 4 miles and a half distant,) the moral cha racter of its inhabitants, together with the ncknoivleg- ed abilities, and experience of Mr. Rhea and his daugh ter, arc, in the opinion of the Trustees, strong induce ments to parents and guardians to send their cliildreu and wards here for the purpose of receivingnn educa tion. The elasical students may be prepared to euter any class in any of the Colleges in the Union. The topics of literature that will he taught in the Male department, will be reading writing, arithmetic, English grammar, ‘Geography, the Greek and Latin Languages, the most useful branches of the Mathema tics and Sarveyiug-by meridian distances. In the Female department, English grammar, Geo graphy, Needle work, Drawing and Painting. The terms* of tuition will bo flic same as is comhtdn in most of the Academies in the State. Board (includ ing washing, lodging and candles) may he had in re spectable families fot $4lt for the scholastic year. JOHN M MICHAEL, DAVID BERRY, JAMES DARKNESS, , ABELL. ROBINSON, SAMUEL LOV.EJOY, ROBERT BRDWN, WM. V. BURNEY, Jackson Butts county, Nov. 29. GO—it Clerk’s Office* , The Office of the Clerk of the Su perior Court of Muscogee County is removed to the Falls of the Clti-Ua- t , — lioochy—all persons having business with the Clerk (by letter) will please direct them to that place, or the Agency, where (post paid) they will receive prompt attenfiort-. F. 8. COOK, Dec 24 3t 62 Clerk. PUBLIC RENTING. On Thursday the thirty-first instant, ILL be RENTED to the "highest hitWer at the Ferry in the Reserve at Mclntiih’t Old Stand in t'amlt County, all the Reserves, Ferries and_ Improved Fractions, belonging to the State of Giffrgta, lying in the County of Carroll; mid On Friday the first day of February next, at the said Ferry in the Codiity of Coweta the like Reserves, Ferries and Improved Fractions, in the said county of Coweta. JOHN THOMAS, S. Conrniuiontr. Thomaston, January 8,1828, 3t 2 PUBLIC RENTING. T H HR subscriber will attend at the following times and places, for the purpose of'retiting out for’ the ensiling year, the RESERFES, FEItltlES and IMPROFED FRACTIONS in the counties original- ly Lee, Troup and Mateogee, including the Reserve at the Old Agency on Flint river. On Monday the 21st next January, at the Old Agen cy, for the Reserve at that plnce, and the Ferries and Fractions in the 1st, 14th, 23d and 24th districts Mus cogee county. On Wednesday the 23d, at the house of William Berry near the Flat Shoals on Flint river, for the Fer ries aud Franctions in the 1st ond 9th districts of Troup comity, including Marshall’s Reserve and Ferry. On Friduy the 23t|i, at Whatley’s store on the Chat- tahoochy, for,the Fractions in the 3d, 5th and 12lh districts of Troup county. , _ On Saturday the 2»5th, at King’s store, for the Frac tions in the 20th of Muscogee county. On Monday tho 2dth, at the Coweta Falls, for the Reserve at that place, and the Ferries and Fractions In the 7th, 8lh; 10th, 17th nnd 18lh districts of Muico- 8< On’’rimredayiho 31st, at the Illtchity Bend (22d Lee,) for the Ferries ond Fractions So Lee county on the Flint and Chaltahoocby riveri. ' Also, on .Monday the 21st of January, will b*rented at. Barnard’s Reserve on Flint River, the Reserve at that place, and the other Reserves in Houston and U Renting to commence nt each place at. 10 o’clock, A. M. Terms, Notes payable next Christmas wuls good Security. _ _ Strangers will plensohring letters of recommends* lion. (MANSFIELD TORRANCE, December 29,1827—3t—CS Commitriontr, 9 Item itrike tlm Harp, ye favored ton* of Mtug, Let Oof your yruteAiI luutic tlcpji too long( The riMiifc' race shall learn lo prize the art Tliut footers gun ill* mint improve* tho heart. »OK THK MACON TKLLOnAPM. * THE DEPARTING FRIEND. My friends with you I must part, Though paiului indeed to me, To luave those most dear to my heart. Perhaps them no more to see; v - You by whom ten-thousand lies Doth feel both near and dear, 4 And whose longing and wishlul eyes •’ Cause many a trickling tear.’ O! thou thought most beautiful ‘ Ami soothing to my mind, * *. * When in a state must sinful God extended his arm most kind; When from his lofty thrune on high, ; , . Front the bright realms above, lie cast a pitying eye Aud hade me—"come my love." But OI farewell sweet home, ,*,% . - Thou happy place of toy first love, , Furewetl—hut U! thought most sud, When around thy peaceful fireside-, . r No more we sit, no more we pruiso, No more iu songs ol love, ' ’ No more our tuneiul voices raise / Together—until we meet above. O! then Almighty Father, Thou most Holy Great I AM, “ V , To thee 1 look, to thee 1 call, Be thou my everlasting all. Though ull my lrieitds distant be, Amt l ex|ioscd to natuie’s storm, ' Be thou my shepherd and my shield, Aud great protector of my soul. ^ From the New York American. SPIRIT OF JOY. Spirit of joy, where dost thou dwell! * i >„ On the wild lull side, in the mossy dell! V’ By the lulling sound of the gushing lountain, Or the woodland scene of the rugged mountain! »■ i Spirit of joy, dwellest thou where , The war cry oi irceiiien’s rending the air!' W iteru the eye ol the brave iu its pride is glancing- W here the warrior's plume iu the battle,s dancing? Dost thou dwell where the wine-cupis sparkling bjright Whuu lricuds ere gathered round; . ,, Where each heart is beating high aud light To music’s joyous sound! ", Where the proffered hand of friendslip is meeting t A warm uml u kindred grasp; Aud the forms that we love our presence are greeting With the truth of uffccliuu’s clasp! S O, spirit of joy I thy sweetest dwelling Is woman’s rosy lip; . ^ When there, while the tule oflove is telling, ' Lore’s sweetest pledge we sip. . , ^ i And when that lip is pale and cold, When its roses are laded aud gone, And its early love’s tad tales are told Uu the sculptur’d urn alone— .- Then, spirit of joy, thy reign is past, , Thy turillings pf rapture lied, , And thy sweetest strains have breath’d tbelr last O’er the form of the lonely dead. PIII. VARIETY. Copper.—A large bed of rich copper ord hits lately been discovered in Ashe, county; North Carolina. Mr. Gideon B. Shiillt, of Baltimore, has ad vert wed that he will, if five dollars mo sent to hint; transmit therefore us many Silk*Worms eggs, its will lead lo die production ‘Of front J 50,00 to 500,000 next year. By the annual' report of the Massackusetti State Fnsun, it appears tiiat the expeuses for the year ending Septembcf'SOih, 1827, amount to $5y,(i(i7 <5y, exclusive ql’ tliO iiewjstono shed and prison, which have already cost $*25,921 98. Tho receipts; together with the Stock on hand, amount ib $53,27$ 13; leaving a balance against the Institution; over ami above the re ceipts of$6,3t)2 30. A rail-road carriage has been invented by a Mr. Richard 1’. Morgan; ef .Stockbridge, Mask snehusetts; which SO reduces the friction that ouo horse itiu draw on on a level road, fifty tons! The friction is overcome auhc-oxles, by means of 1‘uur additional wheels which operate as rollers on the axle; jvltilu the friction wheels move (Ouud but fout times iu going one mile. r ... ‘ 7 .. Seal Trade.—Tho cargoes of tho sealing vessels belonging to Stoningtou, Conn, for tho tho last eight years amountto $310,751$. . The last spring, there were upwards of three hundred sail of schooners employed in the Brit ish Seal Fishery und between 350 and 400,000 seals wero taken, yielding, 011 average ai bout ouo ton ofoil to* every 85 seals. Greek piracies.—A ho losses recently susi tuined by the Insurance ofliecs of Boston, iti consequence of recent Greek piracies, amount to nearly due hundred thousand dollars. George Washington La Fayette is a candid ate for a scat iu lite French Chamber of Dd: puties. A Quaker invited a tradesman to dine with him, whom he treated with ati excellent dinner, a bottle of wine, and a-pipe of tobacco; Hi- guest,-lifter drinking pretty freely, became ex tremely rudo" and abusive to his host, in sii much that tho Quaker’s paticned was at length quite exhausted, and he rose up aild addressed him in the following wordsl—-“Friend, I IraW given tho a meat offering, and a drink offering; and a burnt offering, nnd for thy misconduct, I will give Ihee a heave offering;’’ andimntfnedi- ately threw him into the strfeet out of the par lour window,. The mode of salutation in Otaheite, is; whei; two persons meet to rub tlick noses together.