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MISCELLANEOUS.
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THERE arc very few, who rc-ligi
oufly live through “ the day,’’ a*
th< there were to be no mo.ciiiW :
and who at all times are prepared to
q lit the preient ftigc of exigence, to
appear before the tribunal of their Hod ;
Ail i there arc ?.s ftw, who thil Joy are
PieErAT ing for what t.'-morroeu may pro
duce. There are few, aifo, who are so
happily conflitutcd, by education and
r< fL-rtioti, as to rife superior to me
mowss cf DisAr’Poisi msnt, and the
SMILES of FOUTUNE and LEVITY }
a.id wlio iurn c2ci. varied feent of human
life, of nature, and of art, into moral
u cfulntU. Columbian Ccntint! •
T 0 D.IT AND TO MORROW.
TO-ilay the fun with clmi'llefs ray,
Beams joy and h -, j)pinefs around ;
To m irrow winds tempeftuom play.
And fle.t adorn the frozen ground.
Such ij the doom to men affign’d
Such are the changtn of the mind.
To d-y the genial z-.pliyrs br-athe,
The fragrance of the opening year;
To morrow fees the barren heath,
And vegitation disappear.
Si his the fate of human kind,
Such are the changes of the- mind,
To-day the fun of pleasure finite*,
Youth joy and beauty deck the feenes;
The magic wan of Hope beguiles,
And not a dark cloud intervenes.
Such is the view to youth affign’d j
Such the dclufiona of the in nd.
To morrow difappointm.-nt lowers,
Cares canker gnaws the aching bread,
R grit eech palling moment fours,
Or sorrow rears h.-r go gon crest
Su:h is th- doom to man aflign’d ;
Such are the chtngei of the mind.
To-day deceitful fortune wear*,
The gladd’ning f.nilc oi joy and peace ;
W . fetk not for row’s h dden fnarcs,
Tint soon may bid our pleafurcs ceaf: ;
Our profpeft* fair, and unconiia’d,
Yield sweet contentment to the mind.
To morrow wears another face ;
And dmk’ning clouds obfeure the view ;
In vain the pfl. feenes we retrace,
Or strive the future to pursue i
But dreary are the th nights afligt/J,
To occupy the gloomy mind.
To-day then let us all prepare,
For what the morrow may produce ;
To-morrow be our chieftft care,
To put each hour to proper use ;
Move in the fplure by Heaven defignM,
And regulate the wandering mind.
Refiedio is on tbs greater part cf
fa) entjl, tba:i of filial a fifed ion .
IT has be-*n remarked by a
celebrated mirer, that it is ea
fjer to one father to maintain
ten children, than it is for ten
clu! Iren to maintain one father.
Indetd this is rot univcrfally
true ; mi.ft willingly it is ac
knowledged that there have been
many instances of filial duty .ti.d
attachment ; many instances ol
children who have cheer uiiy
supported their aged and he)p-
Jels parents, even by their own
labour. in a general view,
however, hha! gratitude hears
r.o proportion to parental love.
The love ol patents towards
their off pritig is lo intense, that
they think nothing t o much to
do or to fuffer lor their lakes ;
whole \turs of toil, in feeding
and clothing them, they endure
with chcc'tulnefs. But when,
by rcafon of poverty and old
ace, parents become chargeable
to their children, they usually
feel the full weight of lucli a
burden ; and lometimcs by
loots, if not by words and ac
tions, they betray an opinion,
that it is h afi time lor the old
folks to die.
This being the natural state
and course of things in this
world, mttead of repining at ir,
wc should endeavor to cure
onrlelvcs of that fooitfti desire
to Ipin rut life to an undue
length. There is a period, when
it is proper that we lliould feel
an entire willigncfs to retire ami
make room (or others; a period 1
when death is not erdv neo ff
ry, but desirable. Ant! indeed
nothing tan be more irrational,
than to wish to outlive one’s ufe
fulnefs, and even to live beyond
the wifhcs of one’s neared con
nections. In two conditions es
pecially, men fome times live
too long, even in the opinion of
their own children. The firft is
the condition of poverty, when
they become chargeable and
burthenforne. The other is the
condition of great wealth, when
their children are in haste to take
poffciiion of their estates, and
are apt to grow unealy, if the
period of enj tying their legacies
be deferred beyond their reafon
ibis expectations. Gripus, who,
s already rich, * c rises eariy, fit l
up late, eats the bread of care *,”
us-s every effort to add to a
he-.p, that is but too larue, might
refpit! his avarice a little, if he
would confider that he is Lying
before his children, a llrong
temp:at on of wishing him oik
>f th ir way. On the ohei
hand, children, who have the
care of aged helpless piren's,
iiould lighten the burthen, by
remembering that t K ey alio rr, y
be old aid helpless, and may
rhemlelves need from their ch i
dren, the like kind offices. Peo
ple frequently find he lame
iiieafure inc.ed to them, in o'd
iye, which tiiey themfulveg hac.
i.eted out to their aged parent?
The following anecdote has ,
good moral, and was declaied to
be a faft. While a man of con
fklerable property was employ
ed in scooping out a wooden
dish, he was aficed by his lutlc
b..-y that (hood near him, what
ie made it for. “1 am mak
mg ir, he replied, for your
grandfather, he is old, and fia
vers so, that your mother lay:-
he mull leave the table, and ta
by himfelf in a wooden difli.’’
“ We 1, then, said (he little boy
1 suppose, father, that I too
rnuft make a wooden di!h foi
; you to eat in when you grow
old.” Such, it was said, was
the force of this firnpie, pun
gent remark, on the mind of the
father, that he laid afule his
work, and never affuined it a
gain.
‘nuunmioiu*. ••**£. U. u aChA-dUmma
<S fier i(I s .bales.
On the firfi TucfJay in August
next, between the hoars of io
and 3 o'clock,
WILL BE SOLD,
A Horfc and fome household
furniture, levied on as the pro
perty of George Horlback, tc
latisfy feveril executions.
AIL, a negro boy, named An
tony, levied on as the property
of Doftor Samuel M’Cormick.
fornaer sale not complied with,
A negro wench named Miro,
levied on as the property of doc
tor John Love, to fatisiy feverx)
executions, at the iui e of Wil
liam Shaw, former sale not com
plied with.
A negro wench named Cum
fort, levied on as the property of
Timothy Freeman, Continued
frem July lale,
A negro wench and her child,
levied on as the property of John
Pooler, Fdqr.
Conditions, Cafij in thirty min
utes after bid off, cr re-fold.
JOHN WILLIAMS, sc s
July 4 So
NOTICE.
\\J7 IIF REAS a certain tratft
\\ of land of four hundred
and thirty acres,joining the Or
phan Houle Plantation, is adver
tiled for lale by the Deputy Shc
rift’of Chatham County, levied
on as the property of Emanuel
Rengill. Now this is to cau
tion ail persons agai. lt purcha
sing the laid trad, as Emanuel
Rengill owns but one undivided
fifth part of laid land, (in right
of his wife.
NOBLE JONES.
Frederica, May 17 92
WAN FED,
A Negro Girl to Attend a fir.iit child}
Enquire At tkit Alice. M 97 *o
’ 0. • 1
Ad ninirtrator’s o a*leu | f
On Monday th; 2y h Au-jujl ■ < 1/JI.L i
BZ HOLD, at PUBLIC AUC
TION, at th; fore oj the Jubfcrtler, ir.
the Mai Lt /quart,
O UNDRY Lrnclea of HLukhold and
Kitchen Furniture
ciomc iiandfome Priat# a ,
One old Suikey ; one Cart
Three Horita, Dur Cowa -
Three Caivee, three Yearling*
One pair fine larj’e Ox n
Several volumes of Rocks
A.:d fome clear. Cotton, beinft part of
the personal e.tate cf Thomas Smith,
deceased.
By ‘jrder cf the Adminijlrators.
Levy Auct’r.
July 14 92
JOHN BOLTON, sup.. Camdiu
nr. J. Superior
WILLIAM NORRIS, ) Court,
March lerm, 1806.
UPON the petition of John
Bolron, surviving copart
n<r of Robert & John Bolton
praying the foreclofure of the E
qnicyof Redemption on the foi -
lowo.g premises, mortgaged to
di said Robert & John Bolton
for the (urn of eleven hundred
1 id forty fix dollars, payable the
fifth of January 1802, and
I 1j so for the further sum of ele
ven hundred and forty fix dol
i 1:s ana imereft payable the
fifth of N ivember 1802, to wit,
•he following lots and parts of
ots in the town of St. Mary’s.—
Ad tiiat v, harf lot containing
50 feet 0:1 St. Mary’s street and
running 150 feet weft to Jud
:on’s water lot, and from St. Ma
ry’s street to the river 100 feet
and along the river 100 feet.—
The fame being the front of lot
No. four in the plan of said
town. —Also part of said lot
No, four beginning at Ready
street running weft on the Sr.
Vlary’s street to Judlor’s Jo: &
<n Ready street 200 feet north
o Divine Young’s lot or line be
50 weft on said Young’s line to
jujfon’s lot with the buildings
-nd improvements thereon.—
ilio lot No. (43) forty three
or.raining four acres then oc
upied by Peter W. Green, with
or buildings and improvements
hereon, and on motion of Mr-
Mut:s attorney for the petitioner,
It is ordered by the court
-hat the principal interest and
:olts upon the said mortgaged
rennics be paid into court wich
n twelve months from this date
aid unkfs the fame be so paid
the equity of redemption flu 11
thenceforth be foreclosed and o
ther proceedings take place pur
suant to the a>£t of aflembly in
such case made and provided :
/Jnd ii is further ordered in
purluance of the said aft that: this
rule be publifned in one of the
public gazettes of this state ac
least once in every month until
die time appointed for payment,
orferved on the mortgager or his
lpecial agent or at
least fix months previous to the
time the said money is ordered
to be paid into court as aforefaid*
Extrafl from the min
utes this 6tb. March, 1806,
ISAAC CREITS, c. t. c. t.ci
iamnm 60.
POSTPONEMENT.
THE followin ‘ sale which was to
. ha e taken place on Monday the
14 th iff. t s pod pone J to Wed
nesday the 3 3d ind. when it will
take place.
to be: sold,
At the Plantation of Mrs. Mar
garet Moll , deceased, cn H ed
nefday the iff inst. next, be
tween the hours of ten ar.d two
o'clock of same day,
ABOUT one hundred head
of Stock Cattle,
fwo or three Mares & Coirs,
Some Household and Kitchen
Furniture, belonging to the
estate of Mrs. Margaret Moll,
deccafed.
Condifons of sale Cadi.
Henry Bourquin,
Beneu \cl Bourq uln,
E xecutors.
July 18 93
ALMANAC’S
l*or Ale at tiut Office.
:V irn-i:.p ever frr.s • }
io this country, to t .-.saver to-pen i •
fome n ••'rcution for rcccmocdtiug 1
J a --i:r.cei hef-str, thr. tv.-.r r.,
M c Clio a COFF Ez,
Superior to any other Hud, at iftj per lb.
ALSO THE
Stock in Trade,
OF the fubferibers, at the moft reduced
prices, wholefak- and retail. Private fami
lies will find their interelt m applying for
Groceries, Wines Sc Liquors.
BAYLEY & H ARMAN.
No. 6, Exchange.
July it (j 1
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OF THE
UNITED STATES,
June 21, 1806.
WHEREAS die Comofis
fioners of the .Sinking
Fund, at a meeting held on the
28th day of April, ißcs, didre
folve, that the sum remaining to
complete the expenditure of the
annual aonrooriation of EIGHT
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
ffioulfi among oilier purposes be
applied to the reiniburiement o!
the NAVY SIX PER CENT.
Si OCK, created in purfuauce
of an act of Congreis, paiTed
on the 30th day of June, 1798,
and to the reimbursement of the
FIVE AND HALF PER
CENT. STOCK, created in
puriuance of an adt of Congress,
patted on the 3d day of March,
*795.
This is therefore to give no
tice, that the principal of the
said NAVY SIX PER CENT.
Si'OClv, with the interest due
thereon, will, on surrender of the
certificates, be paid on the lit
day of October next ensuing the
date hereof, to the respective
stockholders or theft lawful re
presentatives or attornies duly
constituted and authorized, ei
ther at the Treaiury or at the
Loan Office, as the case may
1 be, where credits have been
given for the amount of flock,
rcfpe&ively held by them: and
that the principal of the FIVE
AND HALF PER CENT.
STOCK, with the interest due
thereon, will in like manner,
and at the fame places, be paid
on the iftday of January, 1807,
to tr.e n lpeclive stockholders,
or their lawful repreftntatives or
Atomies duly coniututed and
authorized.
It is further made known, for
the information cf the parties
concerned, that no transfers of
the NAVY SIX PER CEN' r .
I OCK, either from or to the
dooks of the Freafury, or from
or to the books of a Commis
fior.er of Loans, will be allow
ed after the iftday of September
ensuing. And the interest on
all ceirificates of (aid ftotks,
which fhail not have been sur
rendered, in puriuance of this
notification, will cease and de
termine, on the day preceding
the day hereby fixed for the re
imburse men 11 her eo f
ALBERT GALLATIN,
Secretary of the Trtaf. y •
July 1,5 93 tb3o
Marjhafs Sales.
ON the fifft fir-[day in Au
gust next, will be sold at the
court-boufe, in Savannah,
ALL that Plantation con
taining 300 acres, called
Douglass, near Point Peter, in
Camden count-’, Georgia.
ALSO,
Seven Negroes, viz. Eofon,
JaCK, Nancy, Jenny,Saiiy, Han
nah and her child ; levied as
the property of Thomas H. Mil
ler, to fatisfy a judgment oi
Benjamin and Joseph Strong,
obtained again ft Macleod an:
Miller.
Two Negroes Charles and
Racliel—Alio, sundry articles
Plated Ware, Jewelry, £ec. Allb
Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, levied on as the property of
Joirph Rice, to fatisfy an exe
cution in favor of John Hill.
‘I he (lock in trade cf Abra
ham Woodside, confiding of
Dry Goods, Hardware and Cut
lery, to fatisfy an execution ob
tained by Win. Wooufide.
B. WALL, m. r>, c.
May 31. gj
to yre
j’CL.J.iG :A.
hy his Ex dice f JOHN MM -
LEDGE, Governor and C -
maikier tn Chief of the rr r; y
and Navy of this State id of L £
Militia thereof.
A PROCLAMATION;
TY7HEREAS in and by an
aft passed the iith cf
February, 1799, entitled “An
aft to regulate the General E
ieftior.s in this state, and to ap
point the time of the meeting of
the General Assembly,” it is a
meng other things declared—
“ That all writs of eieftior.s ca
fill vacancies that may happen
for members of the General Aft
fembly of this state, or House
of Reprefenratives of the United
States, fhcll be directed to the
Juftires of the Inferior Courts of
the refpeftive counties, who are
required to give public notice
thereof, and cause the fame to
be held in manner and form as
herein before pointed out, agree
ably to such writ.”
And whereas , a vacancy hs:T
happened in the Haufe of Re
presentatives of the U. iS'cates, }yy
red on of the refignacion of the
honorable Joseph Bryan, who
was ekfted and commissioned ro
ierve as a member tiierein, for
this state, until the fourth day of
March next. I have therefore
thought proper to iilue this or
Prod amation, hereby I: wifyifl'Cr
direfting and ordering the JufL
ces of the Inferior Courts of the
refpeftive counties in this ftsrr,
to confider the lame as a general
writ of election for fitting the a
forefaid vacancy. And I do
hereby charge and require the
said Just ices to give due notice,
that an election for the purpefe
aforefaid, w.ii be held in the ref*
peccive counties, on Monday the
firft day of ‘September next. .And
1 do hereby (urther require that
luch returns of fair! election, .as
the aforefaid act points our, be
made to the Executive Depart
ment within the time prelcribed.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the slate, at the slate
house in Louisville, this twenty
eighth day of June, in the year
of our Lord, cr.e thousand eight
hundred and six, aud of the In
dependence of the United Stales
of America, the thirtieth.
JOHN MILLEDGE.-
By the Governor*
Hop. : Marbury,
Secretary of the State:
Notice,
THE fubferiber, tome time fines
being,on his return from the Indian
r,a ioa came up wuh a JOHN IR
VINE (as he called himfelf) who
had m his poftemon anew negro feL
low ; from the countenance and
yerfation of Irvine, when interrogated
irorn whence he had come, the iaan
n;r in which he made reply, together
with other arcumftances of his~ con
cuss confirmed the fubfcnber in the bee
lief /hat /he negro had been stolen.
lie therefore demanded or Irvine in
what v.'zy he had come to the pofld
fion of the negro j to which he re”
iumrd an evalive answer. Thefub
enber told hun he had good reafon**
to believe the r.rgro had been {tolen
and was dcteroiided to /ake /ne ne
gro from him 2nd have him advertiled
j and in case no person claimed him
i within eighteen months v/Culd either
i return or fell him.
| Thi*, is therefore to notify all per*
. sons whom it doth or may concern.
That /he lubicriber has m his poflcs.
ticn /he said new negro ; he is about
five feet eight inches high, aged be
tween twenty five and. rtiii/v yeirs—*
no marks other than cr. V.is back,
which appear to have ft:;T red under the
Cowfkin ; (peaks little cr no English
.ays he czrr.c [rom Larolina, but docs
nut know whether Iroir. Ner/fi cr
soutr, he indiitinhily communicates
when aAea in way the man
came by him) that he took him up ia
/tie road, when on his way to nill on
ome river or creek nearby. His own
er or owners a:e therefore requetied
to prove the property of the negro
j pay charges and r.kc him away;
I Vm. eely.
Camden Coun/v on
b/. Mary’s River.
Sept, Q; i-.mikm 7.
WANTED,
A 0> SRSEf.It, . f.cg'e ru t-cI!
J. x. quamt-d t. • h Ri.-e pi;. -.tin-,
-• i: * bril S SOc-i rr. . .'.r r. dat.rot cfLte.
ev-T. l-Jbivrrjr s-i x.hiStc. Apptr to the
x: Cos ;■"> Biyan CocrMy.
~ . H.‘ MOKLI-.
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