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Newspaper Page Textthe macun TE1BORAPH. Volume 3. SaVtmPAY KV&YRYG, DECE.MBRU t9, 1829. Number 51. "T. paper IS published and edited by IB MYRON BARTLETT. It ii issued weekly from hi* Printing C.Tce on I west side of Mulberry street, Price three dollars ayear.if'jitl in advance, I„0R DOLLARS, if not paid beftnwriie end of thaf I ' Subscribers living at a distance atorequ'r ■ il in all ca sc » to pay in advance. IT> 'Vo are authorised lo mnoiincc WIL- I iiiU B CONE »» ■ Candidate for Sheriff of this I Joint? »• the ensuing election. May 10 I 'TjL'weare requested to announce JOURDIN IwiLCHER as a candidate for Sheriff of this coun- | j ,t iha ensuing election, June 27 'ey* YOUNG JOHNSTON is a cundi- I^.iTlor BlieriIf of Bibh county. trj» We are authorised 'to aniiiiiln‘. c,> Cnpl. r.tuv n ROSS as a Candidate.for Clerk of Itenby g rfor Court at the ensuing election. Slay 53 COOVS.E & COWLES, (LATE or EATOSTOS.) Y15>AVEji|«t opened n large and fresh stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD WARE and CROCKERY—They have taken a store in Messrs. Gorldard if Langdon'e new building, nearly opposite the JHuAtngton Halt, where they invite their old cus- otmers, and the public generally, to give them a call. Hacon,i OetoberSth 1829.41 Il'dTlC’ are requested to announce DEMPSEY f- a j A Candidate for Tax Collector. tu. We are authorised to announce MAR- “•lit 'IONS, as a candidate force-election to the F f Clerk of the Inferior Court of Bibb county. fiS&srW. 42 is eg bub n icbintl tclul ( led i 111! Ill; w-skl icbtd i attlwtl ! UJ N'l , We are anrhotawl In announce WIL- I HATCHER.a» a candidate for the Oflice rf'rVx Receiver of Bibb county. I on. tr. 43 We are authorised to nnnounce G. rfj,, o . candidate for the office of Clerk of the lit. Court of Bihh county. Oct U> "JOHN M. SHELMAN, is .I enudid- r Receiver of Tax Hetnrns. June 13. WA"ki»StO $JEs Commission Business. S-—2 THE UNDERSIGNED continues JjBtksad to tmnriet the above brunches ol business, nt his former stand, anO uJaS* solicits u continttnuce of the patron- aee of his friends, and the public. JOHN T. ROWLAND. i September 151ft 1829. 38 3m$ WARS H0U3.3 AND Cornmnussiou \\s\ness. lilt' WARE HOUSE of the -uW-riber is now m order for the reception ot * oducc, and being _ Jonrrulent landing and free from any danger of tp, n ailers il peculiarly eligible for safe storage fry futility will be afforded in receiving, forwarding, ftliu>i»g and selling produce THE AUCTION BUSINESS, ) Its rontiiniad at his old stand where no exertion • Hauling to promote the interest of his employ- THOMAS P. BOND. |>ept. 5. 37 J. A. BLANTON. A T his old stand corner ot Mulberry and Third streets, has commenced receiving his Fall sup ply, in which are comprised the following articles: 30 hogsheads hroivu SUGAR 50 liarrels loaf do 150 hags COFFEE 150 barrels rye WHISKEY 50 do country GIN GO do New England RUM 40 quarter casks WIN LS and CORDIALS 30 hogsheads MOLASSES 100 half barrels CRACKERS , 40 boxes RAlSlNS 1, N ‘t I'housand CIGARS 5 000 It,' CHEESE lEShe*^:bagging 30,000 lbs. IRv.*-N 10,000 do CASTINGS 50 kegs NAILS 50 doz. weeding HOES 31)0 pr. TRACES " 25 crates CROCKERY assorted CO reams writing and letter PAPER 200 do wrapping do 400 lbs shoe THREAD 1000 do sole LEATHF.R Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Pepper, Pimento, Ginger, Copperas Imperial, Hyson and Young Hyson Tea, Powder, Shot, Lead, German steel, share Moulds, Wagon boxes, &c. iStc. /1/so, a flood Assortment of SADDLES and BRIDLES, coarse and fine SHOES wool and fnr HATS, leghorn BONNETS, cotton CARDS fee. Thankful to his friends and customers for the lib eral encouragement heretofore received, he otters the above Goods, together with 2,000 bushels Liverpool ground and Lisbon SALT, at the lowest market pri ces for cash. Macon. October 22d, 1829 43 We\N Va\\ Goods am\ Clotluug. wiea & T TAILORS, Macon Clothing Store, a fine CLOTIIS, CASI- nsisting in part of *>, Green, Olive, Claret, )Cloths,super blue, black buffCasitners, Velvet Va- lorentine Vesting*; Wack • • k ° V( Merciia A RE now opening new supply of MER8 and VESTING, Blue, Black. Brown, L tigit and steel Milt, ( Lon brown, dark. Gold uiixt lencia; plain and figrn brown green drab ol? crimson silk Velvets; 8ui|ieiideri, Cravatta, SibSts,Stiffeners, German and Flag Handkerchiefs, whireand black silkHose; worst- erf nnd cotton do. buck aid horseskin Gloves; silk and cotton Umbrellas; chinchilly Caps, hair seal do. (forchildren,) berganije Shirts, Cambrickl, white and brown spool and box Cotton, fancy, (for chil- , gill Buttons. ivini) S . i, . k ' of all colors, silk WArtE-HOUSi) AND Com mission Business* BENJAMIN 11. REED, having as sociated himself with Mr. Bailey Goddard in the Warehouse and Com mission Business, solicits the patron age of his friends and the public. . N. B The business will in future be conducted in the name of B. Goddard&Co. Liberal advances made on Merchandize, or t'r o- duce stored with them. Macon, A’or ember 13/ft,4o ished • numtri ONLYl rfont 1 lent* wi" 1 lulho.f IreivJ lf| isoN.r Mtttw 11 11 id oof I nv for* PostMd : NomV:l WAiiE-liUUtsIS ' .and Commission Business. THE UNDERSIGNED has an addition 'to his former Warehouse on Cherry direct, one in pijditu order on the east side of the River, where it of hi, friends and customers lrom thot side enn ell» rarae attention paid to their goods as hereto- be saved the trouble of crossing the bridge, lias on band, 1 I'M)pieces Cotton BAGGING lOiorces Duffle BLANKETS 35 Bs ? , COFFEE S3hhd». SUGAR 2 dr, MOLASSES 491bis. WHISKEY I 45 do N GIN ] fitiirces RICE 40 kegs NAILS “ta liushels Liverpool Ground SALT I Sibil lbs IRON &c, &c. lime of the shove articles are kept at each Ware- i*. sad will be sold ot usual loV rates. \ if S. GRIFFIN. K’.'ia, October 10/A 1829. 49 IG. llld Plan*! ugtfst 1* ratio tk»i iclofCc I10VVE1J |eahavia|>^ [EL I ibecriber.uj licon. «*| ftue < ' Octota « lack J'' Pr . P' i coWi* 1 I BW*K 1&. Linen, coloured frogs and dazy Buttons,, dren) shirt Buttons, seiVL. , Braid and Cords, dec. Acc. .Military, gold and silver Eppaoletls, Stars, Tassels, Craid, Cord, eagle and ball Buttons, Plumes, worsted Mings, &c. all of which will be sold low. READY MADE CLOTHING. Superfine blue, brown, ohvjand black dress COATS do do do do do Frock do do do do do do COATTEF.S „ do „ J°, „ do do ; PANTALOONS Beverctt, Cord, Bangop Rndfiattinnett do Velvet and Velvn' ia -VESl'S Florentine and Marseilles do Cloth ana* Casimere do Fine Linen SHIRTS Colton do t)i'e.sc!ied anditnbieiched do Fla.tnel CbeckcJnndflanne. do Cotton and Flannel DRAWERS Canton Flannel do Short Jackets, Pea Jackets, over Coats, and great Coats, Monkey Jackets. Trow.*era, lad.ies blue, olive and drab Circassian,Cloaks, Caroline i u Jaid and strip ed do. gentlemens Gamble! and plaid do. Tile above clothing is made intlie best n.'anner, ex pressly for,customers, by one of Ike firm at t.he North, and will be sold as tow as can be bought in the up country. We solicit the patronige of our friends and the public generally. TAILORING, Carried on in all its branches laving the latest New York fashions, our work shall not be inferior loony. All orders executed with despatdb. N. B. A JOURNEYMAN TAILOR wonted as a- bove; Nov. 14 MAW VVYLYLY, BiVXTEU Sl VOWY, A RE NOW receiving, and opening directly from. iNew-York, an extensive assortment ol Europcau uud American DRY GOtlDS, of the newest style comprising almost every article in the trade—Ladies and Gentlemen’s fine SHOES AND BOOTS. Negro SHOES, COTTON BAGGING, &«. &*. &c. Also three cases Gentlemen’s fine HATS. newest Style—Country Merchants and purchasers gen erally, are invited to call and look through. Macon, September IB/ft 18*29. 38 tot ofM rsAR°’ Srrto! ■ the h torn miss fan dj£ Igency BUSINESS AT DARIEN. THE subscribers continue their COMMISSION anil AGENCY BU- hi NESS at Darien. Their wharves , and stores are nuw incomplete or* dcrfor the reception of Merchandise I Produce, where prompt and personal attention f W given to alt busineis entrusted to the! r care. HALL & BOND. run. September ID, 1WL 39 |0AMlSS\OJ< ttVSUVGSS IN D.VR1EN. |UIE subscribers ruspeetlully tender their »er- 1 'ices to the Kecuiving and forMirdiiig of Goods induce—» m p| e Whari and Store room, together lievoral years experience in the (msiness, and n V locution in the place—will enable them to give West facilitie* and strictest attention to the in- » of tueir employers. ‘^n. Aug.7.33 HAWES & MITCHELL. ivanuahaud .uacon STAGE LI.<E. *; Undersigned tcelsgrate,ul to those persons I >*patronised his undertaking of running a 'lom Macon to Savannah, and now psuisractitii of informingtb« public, that he has « l ,lt < e *onuid line, having procured L, horxax and good shigM, «iidlhop«t by ltb« ni.* Uen,io " t0 lbe interest of the line to I P'tnJnege of a generous public. bssmm. iUE*T! ave iV S\N\nd\er. T ttlffi 1 c forwerned against a man who Mnda2fr f . ,0 J IN F01tD?heIs.rough car- Is lo *hoeihaker; and it is his plsn to |to set b«®nd ha very Indastrious for a short F en to .;®- T 1 hil W «S« «* possible in advanc t ! '*and 1,8 "as swindled mo in this •bout®!?* ,0 other* against his villany. • 'tiffin &**i r V >1 “R 8, ■ ‘traight well made man ItXftWl knee, of a thin visage, wib. *foknw.®J* c| thair.and blue eyes; he I* be- 'j i D h : . «,* C0l ! ,i derable quantity of counterfeit ? le •nbserltwrwlll betbnnk — 1 - where the said John Ford may emay he anprehendadand brought to E5IANUEL WINGATE, for 13IA, 1829. 3m 47 BARGAINS. ) I1E suliscriber having located himself in Macon, i with a view of doing a general VivocevN, \)vn liood &. S\\oe BUSINESS, (s now opening and offers lor sale, on Mulberry street at the store formerly occupied by John B. Wick, the following articles: 50 bags Coffee 40 bis Whiskey 20 bis Gin 1 pipe and 1 bl C. Brandy 10 Hogshen'ds Molasses too piece* Cotton Bagging heavy and 42 inche* wide 2 coils bale rope Lout Sugar 50 Kegs Nnils assorted 60 bags shot assorted Berates Crockery Ware assorted 3 casks Glass Warfc assorted 5 h'hds Sugar Dry and clean.'suitable for families use CoUon mid Wool Cards . Clunker Sifter* Hyson Tea Sperm Candles. A general assortment of SHOES, and DRY GOODS suitable for the Coun try Imde. AH of the above is otfcr ca very low for cash. A. BRYAN. Macon, August 8.32 If JEW GOODS. P. JUDSOjY&Co. H AVI. just received a lievaud splendid assort- mint ot UTULHt-NU auj HATS, at their old siauu, cuuMsung of Buperfiue blue, black, brown, caret, and Oliva dr es9 .... i - COATS do do do, do do do Frock COAT& do do do do' do do COATEES Blue, black, and claret mixt sattinett COATEES and FrockCOATS, draband mixtOVER CtlATS with and without Capes, super tilue. black olive, claret, green and brown cloth and casimere PANTALOONS Sattinett, beverett, curd and hangup do Blue, black, brown, and buff Cloth and Casimere VESTS Buff and white Maneillea do Silk and Torby Velvet do Vtdciicinand Toilinett do Fluin and fancy silk. do Sattinett and swansdown do Fine linen and cotton SHIRTS Bleached and unbleached do * - - Red and white Flannel do Cotton nnd fiaunel DRAWER! A large assortment of Ladies aui Gentlemen's camb- let and plaid CLOAK8* Short Jackets and Trowsers, sntable for boat bands A good assortment ot Hosieiy,!Gloves, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Stocks* 8tiffeners,-Kussian belts &c. ike. SIXTY CASE! HATS. Constating of line Black 'and Drab Beavers do i ‘do Castors Fine and comnon Kora ms Youtlu and Chidrcn’s do Blnck and Drab wool Hats Men's Fur and Hair seal Caps, Youth’s do do do do Children’s seal and Chinchilla dt Hatters trimmings of all kinds. The above articles are offgredlnw for Cash, whole sale or retail., Merchants, Planers, nnd others, can be furnished with qualities ortiza, Ac. as they choose to select. November 20 100,000 Sugar Cane PLANTS. T HE subscribers offer for sale one hundred thou sand CANE PLANTS, of the Olaheite and Bourbon species, at one cent a piece, delivered at their plantation one and a half at the Buzzard Roost, or two cents at Macon. From the late drought they cannot say that their cane isof the longest kind, hut it Is such as has been raised generally through .this part o( the country, an average of six eye* above tha root. 'IL R TARVER, JNO. G. SLAFPEY. Ttriggi rounfy, November lfliA, 1829. 46 2m !,J RENT. in* uP*!* r ‘'pertment* in Judsom Build* ««upied as the Telegraph . 8ai ,‘ 1 rooms are large and airy, L 'i*nor Ao le " ,ly ri , ta »‘ e «> fora Physi- “»°r Attorney Rent moderate. V 41 P JUDSON A Co. *“ lio !Wells's Mo- Price, by GOOU8aUhclowe5t de ,« 619 ClURLEB 3. LEWJ REMOVAL. KISIBERLyIt CHISHOLM H AVE removed from their late stand to the store formerly occupied by II. Smith- on the coiner of Cherry and Sixth streets, where they will keep constantly on hand An Extensive Assortment of GftOCSRXDS. HARD WARE, EARTHEN W ARE, DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, PAINTS, OILS, LEGIiOhN & STRAW UONNETS, V\ 1NDOW GLASS, CASTINGS, BLACKSMITHS’ TOOLS. COTTON BAGGING, IRON, SALT, SUGAR, COFFEE, LIQUORS of all kind*, &c. See. October S 40 FOR SADR A FIRSTRATEone or two Hone Carriage, war- <XIA ranted to be built In the best manner. ALSO, Two serviceable Horsesall or eitherof which may be bought tow as the subscriber has no me for them. Oct. 24., 43 ALEXANDER SHOTWELL. NRGRORS WANTED. 9TnHE subicriben wish to hire EIGHTEEN or* XL TWENTY stout negro fellows, for six month RUFUS R. SMITH, Walc\\ Maker, Aeweltev, &c. R ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has taken the store adjoining the Telegraph 1‘rint. •tig Office, where he intends prosecuting hi* business in all its various branches; and is now opening a gen eral atiorlmev.l of GOOD in his tine, among which are the following viz: Alabaster and Marble 4 Column MantleClocks. I.ndic3 & Gentlemen’s Gold Patent Lever W atchcs. Silver Lever Watches •do. English do. Ladies Gold Watch Chains. Gentlemens do. do. Watch Seals, (a variety of patterns.) do. Keys, Ladies Cable Neck Chains, Cameo Ear-Rings and Breast-Pigs, Topaz and Filigre do. do. Jett , do* do l’carl Breast-Pins, Diamond do. Jett do. Pearl Finger Kings, Jolt do. do. Plain do. do. Gold Snaps, Collar Buttons, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Ever Pointed Pencils, Fen and Pocket Knives, Scissors,- Dirks. <Vc. &□. xi/^T;, 8 ' £’ R- 8 ; J vil * pay pnrtlcularattention to Watch Repairing and flatters himself from the exne fence he basin that branch to give entire satisfaction to all who shall favor him with their natronaee. Macon.Gct. 17. 42 jroHKB. ttracF. Tfi) ESPECTFULLY informs his old friends and <i£i customers that he has returned to Macon and o. penedastorc in the Mansion Ilou-i building, (the stand formerly occupied by Cotton & Harrison,) where be has on hand, A good Assortment of STAPLE DRY GOODS, Calicoes, Shirtings, Sheetings, Blankets, Plaids, Homespuns. Also an assortment of Gentlemen's fashionable READY MADE CLOTHING) HATS, BOOTS and SHOES HARDWARE & CUTLERY. Blacksmith’s Bellows and Tools. He wiH shortly n*.cjdv_e^gnod supply of GROCE- All of which will be sold low for cash, wholesale or retail. Macon October 31. . 44 NEW GOODS . AND 1 READ Y MADE CLOTHING, Y>UST received from New York, and for sale at low <it prices nt ALEX’R. SHOTWELL’S Cash Store, next door to Ellis, Shotwell &. Cq. Super blue and brown frock COATS do de do Ciimftton do do do Body Black, Blue, and Steel mix’d round JACKETS do do do PANTALOONS Rnngiip Cord PANTALOONS Silk Velvet, Silk Valencia, Cloth and Swansdown VESTS Red and White Flannel SHIRTS and-DRAWERS Cotton do do Gentlemen's and Ladies, Camblet and Tartan plaid CLOAKS, do do Circassian CLOAKS HATS. 15 cases of HATS of various qualities and prices. fitfOES. A general assortment of Men’s Women’s and Chil dren's SHOES. N. B. The subscriber will continue to receive ;«od supply of all Nov.Glh 45 si: U grocJgexds. T HF. SUBSCRIBERS haviig taken the store on Mulberry street, between fiessrs. Chapmens and Newcomb, have just received pr Boats Caroline and Anti-Tariffite.and offer low lor ash, 44 bags prime Gnen COFFEE, 15 do white do 32 kegs NAILS isiortcd 9 lbe.Portland BUM 20 do WHISKEY 30 do GIN 10 do . Apple BBANDY 6 do Albany ALE 1 pipe Cog. BRANDY IG hhds prime N. 0. SUGAR 4 do do St. Croix do 16 do MOLASSES • 1(1 Boxes CLARET AIACKKREL No 1 and 2 in bbls and htlfbbls. LOAF SUGAR 10,000 lbs IRON assorted 9,000 do BACON Maeon, August m 33 BUTTS & COATS. CARRIAGE KtAisasrdk. The subscribersliavingconnect- '—m. ed themselves in the above bu siness, will continue to carry it on at the shop which bu been Heretofore occupied by John P. Vance, nnd respectfully solicit a there of the pub lic patronage. Persons confiding their work to them are assured that it shall be well and promptly done Their charge* will be as reasonable as at any shop in the State. JOHN P. VANCE. HUGH KNOX. •Macon, September 19Ih 1829. 39 FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, See. ELLIS. SHOTWELL St. Co. Having received the agency of Prince’s Uunean Botanic Garden, are now ready to reeel ve orders for Fruit and Orna incut.d TREES and PLANT8. cate logues nf which may be seen at their store Macon,Septembtr 25th 1829. 39 El 9 JUST RECEIVED C A b' 5 Portland RUM of very superior quality, ft. Iff fine lira!) Heaver HATS, do black t'a.lor, Ilora and Wool HATS. Formic by August 15. A. BRYAN. Jfe&w. C HARLES j. McDonald, and benjamin v, IV I’RbON, have entered into coittrtoershi during the boating season, eioenencen nanus pret-1 the practice of Law, in tha county af Houston, erable. BUTTS So COATS. lormer keep* hie office in Macon,the latter has mot- Maces, Sept. 12th 1S& through bis Agent, at the North a g< articles In his line of business. Mr aeon J O. & VV. T. SAGE, SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS, MACON CEO. A RE now receiving a new supply of GOODS, consisting of Dardw.we and SatkUenj. Coach I-ace, and Trimmings ofevery description. A great variety of WH1P8. Alto—a large supply of ladle's sud Gentlemen s BOOTS and SHOES, of almost every description Afewcwi of HATS ; Cottoff-*heWttTj: and Shirting. LEATHER, of almost every description, such t* Carriage-top,— Skirting. Saddle and Bridle Leather, Padding, skins, sole Leather, Upper do. Calf and Morocco skins of different kinds; lining and binding skins, saddle Trees, worsted and Cotton girt Webb, Boot do. Cord, all kinds of shoemaker*Lasts, Boot Trees, awl handles: black and plated gig harness Mounting; shoemaker* spaonbles—pegs Sic. AMO, copal Varnish, .heiiack do. Aq u 4nl “ y ° f BUFFALO SKINS. They have on hand, and are constantly manafac- t tiring Ladies and Gentlemen's plain and qailted SAD DLES, of various kinds _ Silver mounted Gig HARnESSES do do Coach do. Plain Jtpined do do. do do Coach do. do do Jersey Wagon do. Bridles of all kinds and qualities. Martingales, saddle Bags, Vulicer Housings and saddle Cloths of various patterns. Travelling TRUNKS, of a sup*; *r quality, Wagon Whips, Gig do. All of which are offered for sate at the lowest Cash ^MiT’ttnwrrtiENTs furnished at short notice. Merchantaand saddlers supplied at wholesale off reasonable terms. 05” GIGS and CARRIAGES lined and trim med in the net rest style. All orders thankfully received and promptly at tended to (D* Repairing done os usual. . For Sale at above. A new GIG; also, a beautiful pair of Grey HORSES December 6,1829 49 The St. Andrews Society of New-York, cede* brated the anniversary of the patron Saint of Scot land on the 30th ult. The dinner was said to be good, the wine good, (ha toasts good, and the good folks wont home early, with jqst •* a drapeo 1’ thr ee,’ after hearing the following song, composed plat)am, the blind poet. THE THIh I l,E.—Air,, Kinlock o/Kiploch. Green grows the thistle, the thistle, the thistle. By nature ’twas planted for liberty’s bower; . With thorns at the foemanto bristle, to bristle, flower J ^ iU fr ‘ en,,s wUh a 8 ? ft blooming The proud Roman eagle came flying, came flying, \\ ith many a floweret, to make it bis prey : But wearied and torn with trying, with trying. Afraid of the thistle flew bleeding* away. How gaily it bloomed on the border, the bolder, The moor and the mountain, |et valor proclaim! Foi there the bide bonnet ip order, in order, Aye waved with the thistle for freedom and fam« The storm of oppression rule blowing, rude blow, ing, Again should it ravage the world's wide field ; O ! still may the thistle he growing, be growing. To glorious freedom a shelter and shield. From Gabritlle, a Tale of the Strut Mountain. “THE SWORD SONG.” Thou sword upon my belted vest, Why glitters thus thy polished crest, Kindling high ardors in my breast. From thy bright beams.—Hurrah! A horseman brave supports my blade, v Proud for a freeman to be made— ' For him I shine, for him I wade Through bloodond death.—IIurrah( Yes, my good sword, behold me free, In fond affection bound to thee, -As though thou wert betroth’d to me, A first, dear bride.wHurrah! Soldier of Freedom, I am thine! For thee alone my beams shall shine-* When, soldi*:, -hull I call thee mine, Joined in the field.—Hurrah! 'When the shrill trumpet’s summons fliss*» When red guus flash upon the skies— 'Then will our bridal sun arise And join our hands.—Hurrah I ‘O welcome union! haste away, Y.c tardy moments of delay; , •1 long tuy bridegroom, for the day # »To wear thy wreath-—Hurrah! q Why restless in the scabbard, why, • . - 'Tliou'iroi' child of destiny I •Do wild, as if the battle cry Thou hcardest now.—HurrabJ impatient in my dread reserve, -Restless in battle fields to serve, -I bum onr freedom to preserve Thus «i>h bright gleams.—Hurrah j * ■ Rest, but a little longer rest, The short space thou shall he blesf. Within my ardent grasp comprest, _ -Ready for fight.—Hurrah! 'Then let me not too long await— I lose the glory field of fate, Whore Death’s rich roses bloom, elate in bloody bloom.—Hurrah i 'Then cuf, and from thy bondage fly, Thou treasure of the freeman’s eje J, Come to the scene of slaughter hie, Our nuptual hopie.—fflurraU! .. Thus be our glorious marriage tie Wedded beneath heaven’s canopy; Bright as a sunbeam of the sky , Glitters my bride.—Hurrah! Then, forth for the immortal strife,' , Thou German soldier’s now made wife I .Glows not each heart with tenfold life Embracing thee I—Hurrah! . While in thy scabbard nt my side 1 seldom gazed on thee, my bride— Our hands now join’d we'll ne'er dividty Ever in fight.—Hurrah! The sparkling to my lip* I press, j And thus my ardent vows profess— , O cursed ho ho beyond redress s 'now t—L Who parts us i -Uni rah! Como joy into thy polish'd eyes, Let thy bright glances flashing rise—* Our marriage day dawns in the skies. My bride of Steal.—Hurrah! . • ' MERCER’S CLUSTERS. WHELPLEY'S COMPEND, WILLET'S GEOGRAPHY, POPULAR LESSONS, • ; v Received and for sale by . \ _ ELLIS. SHOTWELL. & Co. October t0‘ 41 Swaims Paitucea. Uomt^^rhe A SUPPLY iust received by liter * has J^f. A- ELLIS, SHOTWELL & Co. T'ho Legislature of Vermont has abolished al! Militia Trainings, except.one in each yeaiy for enrollment and jnspeciiou of arms. }Vo have apprehended a dangerous extrema as con sequent upon the propensity that has for sotu£ time been evinced, in diU’ereut parts of tlio country, to bring into contempt our system t.-jf amional defence. We have invariably dep coted tho narrow notions advanced by th i-n who evidently had taken no means to acqqi/^t. correct knowledge of tho various bearings ant influences, of this part of our political orguni • latien. To ridicule tha app.arauce of o;i.- trainbands and rail at the whole policy, may ho extremely gratifying to those yrht) ejiteriaiq $ belief of their oxvu wit, or who «re willing i.f indulge in a laugh at the expense of judgment; but according to.uur ideas we ought to pau'f, w» we proposo to destroy what in supposahle « ■; must ho our only sal'e-guurd against eitcrosjch.-. fluent, disunion, and uuarchy. VVedunot it;- - tend by these observation* to be uuderj.oui',- that in our opinion Vermont Has gone beyun j the point of discretion, but we do mean, j h» t unless wo have misunderstood the expreuii-i-^ of public sentiment on this subject, thmo isifi.i . ger of mukiog innovaiioii too lightly, aod whei.-». il may be attended with effect* which soew v t to be anticipated. It» this case, as m mnt others, men come to cauclusions, without a vy rv enlarged lind attentive consideratu o. W-J most sincerely hope, that in .hew: times off - cussion, people wdl become sensible of ihey. ry just renmk of Burke, thst to inuovai* is col oecesjarily to improve.

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Macon telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1826-1832, December 19, 1829, Image 1