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for t‘:e Geiria Republic*. Siy V.” and the tear, U:ii i• cefiiir.Pv flow, j i . * , . -he chc-’ fl* -t. u I !,()< If ii -w her bcivii hair j :tic mark of despair ■\Vr! vi' ’ * lonkdoe-. ‘he pcnfivelygo, j i . bowery find•, \V't;":r her b ‘loir. dif(la;.’<l, c clli grai . t!ly fad, with ike grief-telling r <■>. I ;l 1 • V-t- ‘V m• f Oie r ■>, The c* ii.: rof parent* was ihe , j*h’ wiui 1... diftuib'd ttuis p JOr Ellen's re { 1r , Aral ',! r, those renomi.us ‘.vocs ! Wiiv a.vay Is {h& thrown, 1) o-.’d o wander alor.e, t i.d the it; of phrer.zy to U ■ j. J, I v. c : j he o“, that In ft >rnful and proud, O.i-ttwn the poor maiden, as humbly Ihe knee .; •Ti tin- r who ne'er, tho’he failely t vow’d, ‘I I pure lire of I.ove, or li-icerity feds. p.i'.i (■ •i. Kieil, now rages more wild, Ii ins‘l of Is ! !;■ ft roll* pour difeonft .la 1 r lair, .At ter ! rro>> s, wh i caus’d them Unhuirianly irnd'd. Tore from tier fad offspring of err t her child, And liai left her to alio in drf;>atr, >'i: i cos. For the Georgia Re-publican. THE LIMNER, No. XXII. it an i, at a guard ‘with envy ; fcarc: con /#’ ‘That lit b tnd fl -vs, or that his appetite I I mot cto bread, than jlone. SHAKESI’EAR. Plutarch may bedyled a Reu bens in depicturing the features of character. Hedilineates with peifpicuity and txaffitude, and vhen he bellows the language of ru'ogy, so lofty arc the (trains of h s panegyric, that we refleff upon his hero with mingled fur j rize and veneration. Fictiti ous characters have often intro duced, and with much luctefs by lome ingenious writers, to latyr ize human folly ; and although my lids alpiring efforts may fail to tftrff the desired end, Hill 1 nu ll obfeive though with regret, that 1 believe my c'n.traffefs are not the mere creature of imagi nation. And to commence with Pru dentia. She profeifes to be punffiiioufiy religious, ar.d is cunlequently uniform in her at tendance at placasof public wor ftnp. For tier conduit in this refpeff foe highly merits relpeff ;v and approbation, if itie performs her duty with sincerity, which Jo me ill-natured persons have been plealed to dispute/ But Prudentia has unfortunately cul tivated a refined delicacy of feel injg, upon which, certain founds, ti nt produce no effect on the or g tbs offense in common persons operate like an electric fho:k, ar.d fur a while annihilate the fa culLies ot life. For example a pious miniilcr, to whom Pruden tial was once an auditrefs, bcoan to demonstrate the finfulnefs and the vanity of indulging carnal appetite, and as loon as he ex pitiled his design, the petrified Prudentia fell hfelefs upon the rl >or, And on another occalion, v hen a getuieman observed that a lady ot her acquaintance had bdloiated a member, lhe affu.il |v funk to the earth, with lhame and vexation. From the llrange coriduff of P.udtr.iia, the gentleman could deduce no other concluiion, than that she would feign have had him disbelieve that woman were formed of component parts, cal led joint and limbs, connected together. Prudentia is fond of recount ing the conquests which her charms haveaheady aCsomplifh cd, while her friends are induced from the ravages, which thole inveterate foes to beauty, years have made upon them, to doubt if they will ever effect another. Clarissa profcfffs to be ex tremely ingenious and so amply evincis the truth ofher prof ie til on, that li e is otten heard pro ving her extreme candor by ex patiating on me tl-qualiiies, e vrn or her de uclt friends. She la l emsthemisf mine of a young ft ilow, who has j,n't been united in w i look to i. t, .her intimate ct> u; anion, and c ladnilv allured a urge t.iclc, that lhe hid lone I Hiore known of t e Hip, th u 1 1 i . a hail made, but that file I ba.. Dccu in.ui.cd bv Ter regard! 4 w for the poor Tri to conceal her knowledge of the sass. Pru l -ntia would feign have jad to believe, wtut everv one jknew t * be sane, and Clarifia under r n e cloak ot pity, an 1 the male of can or, pierces reputa tion with arrows barbed in the molt fac.il venom. The pro found argumentatift LoConius undertakes and Hrenuoufly ex erts h s faculty to (hew, that corporal p.tin is more afffffive, than mental anguilh. He fays, chat however rntenfely the mind inav be wrapt in the profundity of reflection, t o founds of melo dious music, floating through aether, b true upon the pinions of the wisting zepuyri oi.l arrest r iie attention, and that ihe plea sures imparted to sense will de ftrov the continuance of chouu.hr. And v.Hen engaged in a logical dil'putation wnh the fame Pru dentia wall whom I have been (peaking, he warmly contends that if Ihrwas allfliffed wicn men tal distress he would unde rake to banish the remembrance of her intelieffual grief, Amply with the aid of a blacksmith’s anvil completely heated. Prudentia reminds Lodonius of the philosopher Citophilus, who pretended to uncommon flcicifm and censured the indul gence of grief under the prtffure of calamity, but (till gave am ple vent to his own tears, when the fiat of irrefiflable destiny, called upon him to support the deprivation of a beloved Son. “ But time with his healing in fluence,” replies Lodonius, “ mollified and cured his anguilh —he lived to cress a monument to Time, and in cribed upon it their words—“ He, who cuietlj furrow.” With regard to men tal pain, the balsam of years, nay months is an infalliable cure; whereas until the heated anvil was removed which occafiuned your corporal pain, you would neither think or io any thing die, but shriek with the torturing or bodily pain, which continued would consume, and soon de flroy the springs of life.” Now the object of Lodonios is ro vex and ridicule Prudentia, while Ec denounces him as an incou rageable debauchee, and an elab orate sophist. Caultic, an apothecary, im pricates the iniquitous piaffice of vending drugs at an im.node rate price, while'he is charging a buyer double the value of his purchase. Mince, a grocer is astonished at th t bad weight which many of his brethren in trade give their customers, while he meaiures out his own commodities with hol low pound weights ; and quan tum curtier liquors, while he hands a pint of adulterated bran dy to an expefftant buyer. Thus ate all ready to disco ver, and to ceofure the faults of others, and llill continue to prac tice, what they continue to condemn. It may be taken as a rule which will prove gencrilly tenable, that when we hear any one declaim very violently againit a particu lar fault, that very person ‘has been guilty himfelf of praffifing it. If all men would endeavor to be, what they w sh the world to think them, human nature would not be perverted by luch a train of immoral evils ; evils, which pally the energies of virtue, and debate humanity- Was this a principle of conduff generally, mankind would unite in their ef forts to, excel, in deierving, and though desirous to atcam emi nence, covetoufneis would be but leldom the inmate of the human bread. Envy is an emotion of the hu man mind, which like the un grateful cockatrice, flings the bofoni that cherishes it. It springs fro n a belief, that err ain qualities; or certain pro perties in their n-uure ornamen jtal or clrfirable, are poffelTed bv J ianot: er in a luper or degree.— > fft covtts the ow.ier of Ins pof feflion, and would plan e hm into the Abvfs of humility, and infignificance. But a laudable desire to emulate true magnani mity and genuine worth is an am bition to equal a lurpafs that whi r h is -denied, and noc to de prive the poiieffor of thole qual nes, which produce admirat'on. M._ PLACENTIA. THE Subfciber offers for Saie that valuable Plantation at Thun derbolt, generally known bv the name of Placentia—Containing upwards of i 2,00 Acres—34o of which is good Cotton, and Corn Land, already cleared, and part ly cultivated—l6o acres is prime Pice land, of which 120 acres are under Cultivation. The re mainder is good, high, Pine land- Any person wishing to purchase, will please apply at my Counting Room, where the'platt of the Land iliall be (hewn them and the terms made known. Jno. P. Williamson. January 7 ts 37. TO LET, THE WHARF AND STORES occupied by MelTrs. Wilton tc Knox, md at prelcnt by Mr. Andrew Knox. Their productive and convenient fi tu.ition is i . we;! known, as to require no further explanation. For terms enquire oi R. Wayne. November i 19 OVERSEER, Wanted. A man of steady habits and accuilomed to the management of negroes. If he brings good teiltmomals, of his honesty, Incullry end Sobriety he will meet with proper en ourageinent by applying to Wm. Mein. November 5 ts TAKEN AWAY, BORROWED, OR STOLEN. FROM iff the Montgomery traft of land, about five cr fix thousand fence pine rads, Tying on a Huff’nearly opposite to'Mr. Nun gaztrs at Vernonburg.if taken away, the fub f.;riber willies to be informed on what ac count, ts borrowed he wifties to know when they wdl be returned, if itolen a suitable re ward will bl paid on convifhon of the thief or thieves. The said rads were fpiit out of trees purchased of Mr. George Nungazer,and paid for as per receipt in my pofleffion. • PETER H. MOREL. Jan. 2t 40 70 LEASE For a Term of Years. Lois Np. 13 and 14 in IVarren Ward Jiiuated near the Bay and adjoining a lot belonging to the eflate of H LiUibritigc, at present, occupied by Mr. fames Mclntofh and Mr. Wm. Green Teacher—one of them a corner lot on a square and fronting the new market. For terms apply to WILLIAM PARKER, January 3 ts 36. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE, ON tlie firft Monday in March next, will be fold at the Conrt-lioufe in the city of Sa vannah, between the hours of ten and twelve o’clock, A. M. THREE prime field NEGROES, one of whom is a good Cooper, being part of the ellate of Thomas Netherclift decealtd. One third of the purchase money to be paid in calli and the balance to be teemed by mort gage on the negroes and bond, with approved l'ecuritv, bearing interest from the day of fide, and payable the firft day of February next. CHARLES HARRIS, Adm’or, Jan, 21 41 N OTIC E, \ LL nerfons having any demands againll -TV the estate of JOSIAH TATTNALL Junr. esquire are requested to render them properly attested and thole indebted are de lired to make payment to Ebenezer Stark Moore’s Wharf, GEORGE JONES, ) F , E. JACKSON. j R3 ’ April - fig for .Sale. ONE of /he mod valuable /raffs of Land upon /he Altamaha, cor/aining about eleven hundred acres of Rice Swamp in /he best pitch of /ide. This trzff is about five miles above /he town of Darien, was, prior to the re volutionary war, /he proper/v of the hie governor Wright, and has for a settlement, attached immediately to the Swamp, one of ihe molt beauti ful and moft elevated fi/uations upon /he river. Persons wishing to put chafe this property will apply to Edward Swar bteck or William Alein, Efqrs. a/ Savannah, where a pla/ of the Land may be seen. October 15. ts: q. NOTICE. ON Wednesday the 3d March next, in the town of Milledge> ville, in the county of Baldwin, will commence a public sale of lots in laid town, not to exceed one hundred agreeably to an ass passed by the ltgiflature of Geor gia at their lad fefiion. The sale to continue from day to day until completed. JOHN HERBERT, A. M. DEVEREUX, Commifibn- HOWELL COBB, crs. HE VA“ T CARLE TON. , Jan. 7 law 4/. 37 TO LET, FOR 2 ts-Ti of yrarg the prenti 5. fes at present occupie. ov Mr. Wil liam Chauvin as u dweiiinfi; house and Grocery Store. A profitable lease of/his very valuable ftanJ, mav be had and polfeffion delivered in about 30 days ; for a modera/e advance in cash. For parricuiars apply to the non. judge Stephens or Gen. L). 11. Mitchell. William Mills. August 71 87 Credit ol Tlhi ee Years For public /ale in Savannah, on THURS DA I , the tlh oj February, 1806, THOSE wed known and valuable Rice and Lotton PLANTATION, called CkAWfcau and Bowdew, ii iuated in Chatham County, ops Lit tle Ogechee, in ihe state of Georgia, within thirteen miles of the city of Savannah. The plantations adjoin each other, are well fettled and in high date of cultivation: they are very eligibly uiuated for any perlon in or near Savannah. CONDITIONS—Three years credit, on bond with interest, appro ved perfnotl fccuiity & mortgage of the property will be required ; the interest to be paid annually, and ten per cent on the amount of ihe pur chase previous to the making of tt titlcs. The plat may be seen by ap. plying to Messrs. Hunter ic Mi nis, in Savannah. Hugh Rose. Charleftor, Dec. 31 texpi. 37. NO7ICE. ALL persons who may have claims on the eltate of Kobext Brisbane,j dec. are requested to present them propeiiy attested, and thole iiuicbieil to it, to make paymeutto H. HOLCOMBE, Ex'r. to Hid ellate. December 3. ts *7 TO RENT. r T| N HE HOUSE Sc LO F neat Broughton X Street, formerly occupied by Edmond Esqr. apply to Roe <Sc Davies. ts 95 5 Dollars Reward. • RANAW A Y from the fubferiber a negro man named HIPPOLITt 25 years old. He is 5 fee/ 8 inches high and well made. He had on when he went away, a white jacket and Trowfers ; as he was always felling wood in * cart about town, he muff be well known. Captains of velfels are requested no r to receive him on board their ves sels, as he may attempt to leave the ftatc. Ihe above reward will be paid to any one that will deliver him to the Goaler,, or to Mr. P. Mciin on the bay. A. DROUILLARD. Jan. 2t 41 NOTICE, A LL Prrfons having any demands againit A the ellate of John Haberlham Ut t eafetl, are requested to feud them m propeiiy attes ted arid thole who are indebted to make pay ment to Joseph Habersham. Admir.iftrator. January 10 *f 38 NOTICE. THE Subscriber intending to be absent so i’ome months has appointed the Hon. Edward Telfair, Charles Oddtrgfells and John Lawson, Esq’rs his attorneys, who will transaftany bufinefshis, during hisabfence. Matthew M'Ailifter. f FOR SALE. A valuable plantation in liberty county the residence of the late Gen!. Scriven ; a consid erable portion of which is swamp, and some time part under cultivation ; the high ground suitable for the culture of Cotton, Sttwifeile s a commanding lituation fora settlement; the particulars of which, and terms of lale will be communicated on application to John Eliott Eiqr. ct Liberty Comity, or Major Charles Odaingfells on Skidaway Illand, or to the fubferiber. CHARLES O. SRIVEN. Bryan County Jan. 3 8t 30 FOR SALE. THE house at present occu pied as the Republican Printing Office ; Lumber or the labour of a Carpenter will be received in paymen r . For particulars ap ply to EDW. L. DAVIES. ‘ N0v.17 24. ts. Take NOTICE. THE creditors of William I)uptus, who is now in confinement atthefuit of John 11. Dubcil, are notified that he will oe brought up before the justices of the Inferior Court, of Effingham Coe t\ , on ihe feventeeuth day of February next, 10 take the benefit of the insolvent debtors aft. A. M. ALLEN, Atty. for Pet. Jan. 21 41 ts RUNAWAY from /he fubferiber on ihe head of Tur/le River, cn the 25/h ultimo, GHANUEL, a well rmdr, country born negro, very much maiked with ihe whip, 25 years old, and about 5 feet /hree inches high.— Whoever will put him in any jail, & give the fubferiber nc/ice of it, or lend him heme, (hall be hands. mly reward ed. William Cone. Dic.jt a 35 5 ALE OF T HE Fr;nffional Surveys. WHERFAS, by an aeff of £::•* General Aflembly of the date of Georgia puffed at Louisville on rhf* 71 h Jay of December, 1/1 the year of our lord one thou and eight hundred and five, It is cn affed, that all the fractional parts of fur/eys of land reserved to the State by ihe leveral laws making didribution of the lands lately ac quired from the Creek Nation of Indians, lying and being on the Oconee River, and on the sem porary boundary lint Shall be lold in leparate Lots to the higJ ed bidder in the Town of Md iedgevilie, in the following man ner, viz. T he CommifTionerS to be ap pointed for that purpole arm wno the fubferibers nrh, lhall b> an - davertifement publifhcci 60 days in the (iazettes of Pcterfburgh, Wafiiington, Sparta, Augufla, <x r Savannah, give notice cf the times of days on which they ihuil proceed to fell the fractional surveys of each fcvtral dil triffs. We the Corntrfiff.oncrs appoin ted for said purpole, do therefore in conformity to the said act, re quire all persons concerned, to take notice, That at Milledge yiile wc Ihall attend, A: com mence the iale of the Fractional Surveys as follows viz. WILKINSON. -Thofeof the lit DULiff, corr meru ing on the 3d of Ma. eh next and continuing from dav to dav, between the hours or ten and thiee, Sunday excepted until ihe nth inclusive. Thole of the 2d didriff on the t 2 of Maich until the 15th inclu five.~— Those of the 3d didriff on the 17 of March, until the 201a inciu live-—— Those of the 4th didriff on the 21 of March, until the 24 iridu iive Thofeof the si.fl didriff on the 25 of March until the 27 iuciu five. BALDWIN. Those of the id didriff on rhe 2Brh March, until the id of Ajiiil inclusive. 1 hole of the 2d didriff on the zdof April until the 9th inciu five. Those of the 3d tliiiridt on the loth of April until the iqdi in clusive. T hole of theqth didriff on the 15th of April until the 19th in clusive. Thofeof the sth didriff on the 2iduf April until the 28th inclusive. WAYNE. Those of the id didriff on the 29th cf April until the 7th of May inclusive. Those of the 2d didriff on the Bth of May until the 12th inclu sive. Those of the 3d didriff on the 13th of May until the 19th in clusive. TERMS cf SALE, The purchasers bonds for the amount of the purchase mo ney will be required at four e qual and annual indallments to be paid in silver and gold, the firlt payment twelve months af terdate, in addition to which a mortgage cn the premises will be required. MOSES SPEER, 1 REDDICK SIMMS, ‘ PA TRICK JACK. Commissioners. Wafiiington, Dec. 2i, am. 34 ~ notice: ~ ALL persons having demands against the late eltabiiflimrnt of Lyon & Morle, or of the eltate of Samuel Morse late of this citv, de’ cealed, are deftred torenderthem to the sub. fertber properly attested, and those who are indebted will do afervice to the widow and children of laid Morle y leaking fjicedy - ment. Curtis Bolton, Adm’r, on said Morfes estate Nov. 16 24 . i HE SUBSCRIBER, OFFERS for sale for cash, o’ o.rtfr lor Negroes, ihree houses and In/s in the of Bt. Gaul, one which was formerly occupied ny S/e* p'aen B ount, L/c of this ci/y, dec. the other two adjoining. For piriitulars apply to Mr. Jouat: an Cline, in Sa vanrai, ir in Wayiufbon to Steplifn Blount. Jm. 24. -ot. 4 6.