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(Frmi the llrilisk Maiyt-ine ) LIBERTY, B 1 CIIAKLKS SWAIN. Idlest be the land, wlioic’cr it lirs s iS'catli briliu.it blue Arcudmu skies— Oriar in drear v solitude 1 , “Mia cataract ami forest rude, Its shore* a desert sea: >” To me it shall be lioty ground, /fill its air there lives one sound, Ami that glut! sound is Libeiiv ! pear Liberty—thou ’i tof Heaven! ‘ Bright emanation from otu* God! S]jirit to whom a power is given Superior to the prophet’s rod: ’iVherc’cr thou touchcsl—flows a stream (Ji grace and grandeur, brightening all! Beauty awakes as from a dream— Wealth hears, und straight obeys Iby call* Brave are tliv youths, ami fair thy maids, The very soul of love pervaids Their every word and sigh—’ Around then tariAt thine eagle gaze. And ty rants wither in the bla/.e Os tiihie insulted eye! Tht‘ie iK nt attribute of mind, No glow of faculties refined, | No chjuni (that genius gave) But grows find strengthens in thy light—* And lives there one such gift’s to blight* j Go!—cast the traitor from thy sight, . j Tq crawl an vbjctl du.i t! . ; \>s! By whatever ocean bound, That Gaud to me is hallowed ground, j p‘ from its heart there, springs one sound j ** The lolly sotuul of Liberty ! • mixed fan eo as. • i. ■—- -tt- -■ ■■■■■ ‘■’ ■ * ;’ ~ J A riA.MJhOjit Man.; —Our readers ; arc aware that travellers m Europe I arc obliged lo obtain passports which give nil accurate description-of their j persona! appealauec. An English j traveller hud his passport returned to hitrr at May care while he was at j dinner. On arising from tire table j lie look up the bill.of fare by luistu'r e ! folder! carefully, and left his j (mssport quietly reposing on the la de to astonish the first hungry, mat) j that Blight examine it for the pur- j pose of selecting from the good things l of miuo host. Off he went lo (Jo- j logne, where the Prussian police of ficer at the gate demanded Sir Ro bert’s papers and on receiving- the] substituted document, progressively satisfied himself of (lie identity ofthe party by what he took for the writ-, ten tlescrrptio.il ofliim-—“Calf’s head’ •—Yes, —‘Bullock’s tongue’—‘Pig’s cheeks’ —‘Sow’s ears.’—Right,— ‘Hand of Pork’—Yes.—‘Boar’s Ham’—Hump of lleef’ ‘Leg ot inuttou’—AH fight. ‘Stuffed heart’ —I date say. ‘Pried liver’—Been ! in India 1 suppose. Rhino wiue, Burgundy, Champagne, Port wiue, Porter, Curacou, Cogniac.’ Oh ! these last arc only the gentleman’s travelling effects, and concern the Douauc. Drive on!” The‘been in India i suppose,’ is a glorious infer ence. Cot. Buckner, v.hy, since his election to flic Semite ‘-’TheU. S. by the Legislature of Aliafou li, iu the room of Mr. Baiuon, has been claimed if a friend of Mr. C'LAt, has under his on it hand contradicted tbt statement. He says in a letter to the J?iftioniu— 4 la the last number of the ‘Times, i observed a paragraph, tlnUjiic •*ioas to the late Senatorial election, 1 hud given pledges to the fi leads of Air. Barton, and de clared myself to be u friend of Mr. Iksuv Glav,; mid opposed to the proscription of the present administration, (basely intending to say thaud am pledged to oppose the•adtuinistution of Fiesi dent Jackson.) All this is clearly a mistake, ns every body at this place cun testily. 1 was sup ported as u supporter of the said administration. ’’ SUVk Georgian. ABSES&scAisr Stenographic Academy BY Al. T. C. tIUI’LI), I'lllLAtlELl'lUA. ‘ TBE.MS. For a full couisc of instruct ion, as above men tioned, j>‘2 50, payable iu advance, or on t\e receipt of the fust three numbers of the periodical. 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Tho.e who wish for a more full explanation, or to see a specimen ofthe page. tyj>e, &c. lobe used, may no doubt he gratified by calling on Postmasters, who have betu generally supplied with an Introduction to the ry stein übovc referred to; and nho with a great, variety of testainotiials from those who have learned the art The issuing of numbers will commence early in July, from ami after which, each new applicant will be supplied, nt the time of subscribing, with ts perfect set from the beginning. 03* The publisher ofany Newspaper or public Journal, who will give this Prospectus a conspi cuous insertion, and forward a copy ofthe paper Containing i, shall receive a regular series of tin*, contemplated locturcJ without other charge. to the above will be received by the Editor ofjthe Nfiv?3 s* JV EW MAP OP am'fiAi TIIE Subscribers have now un der t lie bands of the Engraver in New York, com'plciu'iiiii) splendid Map of tlic State of Georgia, tin? greater part compiled from actual survey, with all the districts caietully laid down and numbered, the whole completed with great labor nod exactness tro'm the latest and most authentic information, in a style not inferior to any the kind yet prose turd to tire pub lic, with a table of distances from the sea* of go vernment to every county site or place of impor tance in the State. The districts h> the new pur ‘chase had lower counties are all uuinhered in the corners, so ns to enable a perKfm to ascertain the exact situation of any lot of land, and w ill he painted and finished ofi’m the ncatc.'t nuancr— a part of them canvassed, varni-thed ml put on rollo*s, the balance will be on thin paper nicely folded iu morocco covers, anti w ill be fo;‘ shle in AlilledgeviUc by the first cl October next, Those on rollers at Five* Dollars, and the pocket map of the same size at Four Dollars'. Persons residing nt a distance, wishing to pro em e the map can do so by sending by their mem bers, as a sufficient’ number of them will be.keptin* I'lllL-dgeville dtn ing flu: session oftheL< ijisl.durc. Carlton Wellborn, Orange G reen, ILF Editors in this State wht) will publish t!*’ above v iii lift firs? of November next, will he entitled to a copy oi the Map. July 24, IS3O. GilOliGTA—Elbert County. Elbert Superior Court, iSr.p,Tr.)i].!:it Tkkm, 18&). IT appeal ing to (lie Court by the niliib.n it of Junscs Christian, li:at Dyonisiu.s Oliver did,’ in his lifetime (inly execute uml publish his last will and testament, a copy of which is tiow on file* ia the Clerk’s of%e *6l this court, and it further appearing to the Cum t, by the iiuidavh of Jam- Oliver, that suit! last wiil ami Its ta me nt has been iu her possession a'mec the death of the said Dumi.-ius Oli iver, tinea m ulled and uarevoked, and that ,said will has been taken out of her possession, will. Cut her consent or - approbation, arid that said original will is lost or destroyed. On motion of Counsel for Jqtkson Oliver, one of the children of saul Dyonisins Oliver, deceased, and a legatee under said will; it is order ed that all persons interested, do Sappcttrat the next tenaofthb court, to beholden on the third Monday in March next, to slic-w cause, if airy they have, why said copy should not be established in place of the ori jgiisal, and that it copy of this rule ibe published once u month for tour months in the Washington News. True copy from the i.iuics , this 14 th October, 1880. 15. HOUSTON, Ci’k. il 1A Oglet!'inrye County. Court of Ordinary NavEamflii Tin'.), 1S!30. Him, WHEARTOiV M. iilLii, adminis- B tfatpT of James H. Litcirt, Ut;- ct:u.sC(l, th".yHirt ibaC he bus fc.tly utluu t-.istcrcd the* estate of nald (L*<*., uud pinys to lit. (liftchiugetl fict’-i tile further duties of atifeutisua tor ti fores aid. Whereupon it is urdelicit by the cout t that the Clerk issue a citutiau requiring au persons can ccrned to shew cause why vid lotbns slioutdAioi he granted in terms ofthe law in suck case imute and provided. An a-xtracj from the mimiD s.—Thk Bih No vember, lfe'3L>. ll’ni. 11. Smith, c. C. o. UEOR.CI! A —Oglethorpe County. Court of Ordinary Not E M UEll TEIIM, 18*50. H ULE NISI. IjOIIN HAMiviNS adminwlra tor of James Wells, deceased, states to the Court that he lias hilly fiftmiiiisioita i the estate of*ai.l <kc., uud pravs t<* he discharg- j ed from the further duties of admkii.itrator as a- j foresuid. ! Whereupon it is ordered that the Clerk publish : a t ide lord momlts requiring all jver.'OßS concern eel to shew cause (if any tivy have) why said ad minUlrntor should not be dismissed from the said estate. Aii extract from the mwuitcj.—-This Ist No \ ember, - It’m. If. Smith, c. c. o. GEOli GlA—Oglethorpe county. Court of Ordinary NOVEMBER TERM, 1680. &ULB.&IXSX. Mov.v 11 m. ii.t:mme\g, guadiau of Sbimic Eicmming, minor of John Fh inmiug deceased, stales to the court that he has fully si tiled up the estate of said minor, and prays that he may be dismissed from his guardiau-sliij). Whereupon it is ordered hv he com* hat af ttr fiyi'ty day s publication of this rule u tWash ington News, and no objection being filed to the contrary, the clerk issue the letters aforesaid. An extract from minutes of the court.~-This 2d, November, 1830. WjUtam 11. Smith, e. c. o. Four months after date application w ill bp ntade to the honorable the Interior court of Wilkes county while sitting fpr ordinary purposes for leave to sell the real Estate of Leroy W ilkins, deceased late of *aid county. Bedford Cade, Ext. in right of his wife. ‘January 34. 5£31, Four months after! date application will ho made to the I honorable the Inferior court of; j Wilkes county while sitting for onlt- I nary pm poses for leave to sell the ; real estate of Charles Mattox, dec’<l. late of said comity. ! Amelia C. Mattox, adm’rx.: j January 3d 1831.- Four month’s after| | date application will he made to the honorable the Inletior court of UglctiiUrpe cnuiily when sit- j ‘ ting for ord.hi)ity pu;prses fof* leave to •jelHhc ! real eslttfe of Joriah Jordan, jur. deecrtscd, —ftl- | ; so to .sell one negro boy. ! , JolVtr P. Ivatuner, ttdm’r. j ! Decernli;.*r 21t)i Ifedtk | Four months after! ; dale tipplic.uien will ho made to the honorable j the Inferior court of iViil.cs county while sittnig j {or ordinary purposes’ tor leave to sell a lot oi j Maud. Iyhg.in (formerly lletirv/’i mnr t Fayette l j county, and known sis iNo. JPi iu the 13th Lis- j !ti ict of.said county. for the purpose of dislribb- j ; th>ii,- a small pc,rf of which belongs to Leonidas IlutV. a minor. John ‘Wilkinson, Guar’d. 1 I Octulxn- aOill lS.'iu. Four months after j 1 date, application will In* iiiudc to the honorable th.’ Intel ior court of Wilkes county while silting ’ Jdr ordinary purposes, lor leiive to soli ihe real : j estate ui Jonutiißii Fouciie, deceased, late ol'said [ \ coiiuty. | SIMPSON FOUCIIE, Actin'?. I j November Uth Jig.3o. j Four months after! \ date .Mp|vUcatioi) wiil be i,..<to tbi bonnrable | 1 the luloiior court pc cciiiU.v when sit- ! ! ting for ordinary pu. po-.’s fatJoaVo to sell the ‘ !• roAI estate ofof Joint Gi rtiwun, di erased. ) \VM. (J CNN INGHAM, ) . , ! j M ARY (lItAHAM, 5 lu,u r *‘ \ ‘ Kovoiuber 34. 1830. ! Four momlis after • dqtc rtpplk’tuion vviU ! -r’ m oie,U> tda* honorable ; | the iafi rioi* < oiu t oi A e'Ues county whiic siuhig | for oriliiuiry purposes lor leave to sell tl! me real 1 . e.state of Joseph Lucked, deceased, late of said : W. [{. IjUekctt, adm'r. | j November Ist, 1833. ; Four months after I date application wil I be made to the fiotiorabi:- the tide* ior court of Elbert County, while sitting | for ordinary'purposes, lor leave lo sell the Mi i GUO Lb belonging to the estate of John iViihain, I deceased. Isliam Phrlmm, • Ac ling Excculcr. ! November 1 1833. i GlSOltGU— Wilkes Countv. i Wloroas Benton Wal ton, iulmiuiati alor *n . iii.son C. WaStoi) deeea.s ----i ed, applies to me fur letters of tiisnuiiissiait from ‘ the estate uf.said deceased. ■ These are therefore to cite, summon and ad : mcnhsii all and sinfcular tin* kindred and credit ors of said decc to lx* ami appear at my of ; iiee Vriihin liie time pi escribed by law, to shew j cause (if any they have) why -,uid Liters should j litij be tfjauted. j Givi ii under my hand ut oilice, lliii Ist Novem ber, 1830. j - John 11. Dyson, c. c. o. (1 EOHGiA.—Wilkes county. j- IFhcreas Sluulrack , Fi.iksion applies to n,e for letters of dismissuiu j tVom the -estate ut Crernhurv Fink -ton, dt*c’d j These are therefore to cite, sumnum and,alum* ] uish, all aiul singular the ktiidi. a- and creditors 1 ol said deccf.?ed, to be and appear at my nl’icc wilhia the Urn,* prtsevibui by law, to shew cause, (if any they hu%e) why Sard letters should not be granted. Given mid* r *hy h.u.d at oilice,. this Is; day of November. tS3U. John 11. Dyson, c. c. o. GEOli GIA—\V ilkes County. AVheieas Joseph Henderson and John Boren, apply to ret* fr let ters uitmissory ou the est tile of Jc.'iii I Ting de ceased. * m” These are therefore to cite summon and ndmo | dish all and singular the kindred and ciVditors i us said dec’ll, to be and appem ,i mv ofiici; wilh j in tin* time prcscrilied by h\>v so sht w cause (if any they have).why said Letters should nut be granted. Given under mv hand at office this : Kith day <i? November, 183 U. John 11. Dyson, c. c. o. : GEORGIA—YVIikes .county. | Whereas W. Parks j applies to me for.Jcdei sol dismissipn fioiii the | c.smte of John Graves deceased. I These arc therefore to cite, summon and admo* i uish, all and sine.ular the kindred mid creditors of.said (jeci used, to be ami appear at my oilier, | within thetiine prftciihed by law, to shew cause (if any they have) why said letters should uot be granted. Given under my hand at office, this Ist day of Novettfljer, U-33, „ John 11. Dyson, c. c. o. GEORGIA—EIbert County, Whereas Beverly A!- len and Mary Clark applies to me for letters of dismission from the estate of James Clark, dat’d. T fuse are therefore to cite summon ami adnio ni.>h all and singular the kindred and creditors of said dee., to be andppe!#rHt my oflic© within the lime preseriblcd"by law to shew cause ("if any thi;y have) why said ierterx should not be grant ed Given under my hand at oilice this lßit day of November, 1830. JOB WESTON, c. c. o. AM) HAND-BIILS Os every description, Neatly printed AT THIS OFFICE- GEORGIA,—WiIkes County, fllioreas Bird Parks applies to me for letters dismissorj on the estates of Aquilla Burrouglis and John Fanning, decea sed. >’ These arc therefore to cite, suminon and admo nish all and singular the Kindred and creditors its said deceased, to be and appear at my office Yvilh iu time prescribed by law, to ibew cause (ifa riv they have) why said lettersshouid not he gran- I tod. Given under my hand at oilice this 20th of December. 1830. Join) 11. Dyson, c. c. o. GEORGIA —Elbert County. Whereas Ziiilry W. Tat# and Pcrtmdia Tate, apply to me lor letters of dismission from the eslatnol -Thomas J ate, de- i Ceased* AudWhermts Zimry W. Tate applies to me. i for letters of dismission tron the estate of James M. Tate, John W. Tate, and Beatrix J. A. Tate, j deceased These are therefore to cite summon and admo nish all and singular the Kindred and creditors of said deceased persons, to he and appear at my office within die time prescribed by law, to shew cause (if any they Imvc) why said letters should not be granted them. Given under my hand at oilice this -13;It day of November, 1830. JOB WESTON, c. u. o. Sheriff’s Sales. E be sold on the first i v Tuesday in February next, i at tiie couit House of Wilkes coun ty, between the usual hours of sale, j tin; following property to wit: Four bags of clean Cotton ; ; levied on as the properly of Daniel Hester, to satify two fifusagainst t said Hester. ALSO Eight negroes, to wit: Salcy, Harriet, Henry, Mariab, Harry, Winuey, Muliala umi Fanny; all levied on sis the property of John VYiSscry to iiilisiy, a fifa in favor of Wiiiiiim Hearing Vs. said Yasser. Joint Burks, I). S. January I, 1831. W%TUA. be sokl on the.first V v Tuesday in February next, Jat’tbc court bouse iu Wilkes county, I between the usual hours of sale the following property to wit : j Otic negro .woman by the name of Dully, and her child Miliv, 1 Elite a man, and Ben a hoy; levied ou as the property of Thomas J. Tate, deceased, to satisfy an execu tion in the name of James Walker against Ziinri \V. Tate Executor of Thomas J. Tate, dee’d. property lioiuled out by ti.u Executor. ALSO, One I’r.oiio Forte ; levied on as tiie property of William 11. Car ter to satisfy an execution iu the name of Andrew Ruddcii vs. said Carter, and-one other execution iu tiie name of Simeon Echols .A Rich ard Hudspeth, vs. said Carter, Win. 11. Dyson, D. S. Jatmary Ist. 1831. IRL ho sold at the Court V bouse of Wilkes county, on the first Tuesday in February next, within the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: One negro womau, by the name of Let, about 35 years old; levied on by virtue of a mortgage fi fa. iu favor of John Douglas, as the properly of Charles Keogh. Stephen A. Johnson, Sli’ff. December 3, 1830. ILL be sold on the Ist Tues . V v day in March next, at the court house in Elbert county, be tween tiie usual side the fol ! lowing property, to wit : One fitly horse ; levied oil as the property of Lawson Scott, to'sa tisfy a mortgage li fa in favor of Wil liam W. Bowman as.-bnee of William T. Taylor, vs, said Scott. Samuel C. Wvche, D. S. Dec. -Mill 1830. ‘ Strayed or tStolen ! S’ ‘ her, on the 17th of j DdVeuiber last, living on i retho road ‘leading from j Wusltingloii to Mul*jrys ville, a small Sorrel 1/or sc, about five feet high, \with a Maze face, long switch tail, onchind foot white; it is said the horse was rais ed iu Newton county, ho was hro’t from about two years has been for the last two years iu Taliaferro and Wilkes counties. To any person delivering or securing the horse so that I can get him, a reward of FIVE DOLLARS will be given. Christopher Bums. Januaiy 4, 16'4. 30—3 t fx uardimi’s I*ontU, Neatly, prided to id for sals ai ifiis oJj‘j.c, Adni itii st rators S ales. PURSUANT to an order of the honorable the Inferior court of Wilkes county while sitting for ordi 'nury purposes, will he sold on the fiist Tuesday iu Match next, be- v tween the usual sale hours at the court house door in snid couu'y, the Nm/ROES . belonging fd-lhe estate of Avery R. Uo.vd, dec’ll.—Sold for the benefit . of all concerned. Terms made known on the day of sale. Stephen YV! liood, > ] V Buruel! Hood, ( 1,11111 rs> Dec. 23th, 1830. 20—tds. Postponed Sale, WILT, bo sold on the first Tuesday in February noxty iu I.e.yington, Oglethorpe county, Tiro Negroes, Levied and her child, belonging to the estate of 15. YV. C. Martin, de ! ceased, sold for the bchefit of the | creditors of said deceased. Richard Dowdy, adin’r. January 3, 1831. 30 td? WILL be sold on v the Ist Tues day in March next, at the court house in Wilkes county, a* greeable to tin order of the honora ble tire Inferior court of said county while sitting for ordinary purposes,* the belonging to the eStateof Charles L. Hay, deceased, On a credit until tire 25th day of December, 1831. James T. Hay, adm’r. Dec. 28lh, 1830. 29—tds. — .a WILL bo sold on Saturday the 12tli of February next* at Mount Horeb, Jasper county, all the Perishable property of Wil liam McEueroc, deceased, late of said county, consisting of one JorrcJ marc, saddle and bridle, One Gold Jy one Sivcr Watchf AND Two Trunks, and their contents, consisting of sun* dry articles - of wearing apparel &c.. Terms made known on the day of sale, ‘ Peter Monaghan, Temp. Adm'r.* January 3d, 1831 29—tds. j be so! 1 on the first V v Tuesday in March next, at i ilie court house of Wilkes county"; | One Tract of Land, j containing eight acres, more or les^, ’ adjoining lauds ofthe estate of Sam uel Rice and James Dcvant, Wliere on Archibald Little now resides, ou j u hicb there is a 15!.ACK-SMITIiS., Shop, also, one tract or parcel of j land cojitaining twenty-eight acres', more or less,'on which there is a !■ GRIST MILL, known some years ago as Lyon'd j Mill. ALSO Tivo hundred acres, more or less, on Dry Fork of Long Creek, adjoining lands of John Hood, Rey nolds and Woolbright, h’ulbot and j Hoods, the same (it is -believed) ou \ which Robert Adams now resides, all the projthrty of L. C. Toonrbs de ceased. Sold (subject to dower, which may lie bad on reasonable terms;) fjir the benefit of creditors. WM. IL POPE, adm’r, Dec. 20. 1830. 27—tds. AGREEABLY to an order of the Inferior court cf Wilkes county while sitting for ordinary j purposes, will bo sold on the first j Tuesday in February next, at tho ‘■ court bo Use iu said Countv, all of tiie NEGROES, ; consisting of a woman and several ; children, belonging to the estate of. Fedcrick P,iH, deceased.—Sold fm* the benefit ofthe heirs of said dec’di Termsofsale made know on the due.’ Eliza Ball, adm’rx. Nov. 22d. 1830. 23—tdc, r Notice. ffl PERSONS imtebu.d to I lie ew. M. (ate of Robert B. Hempiiiil lute of'Muscngo county, and formerly of Lincoln stro requested to make im mediate payment; and those liming demands against sui-J estate are re* quired to present flrnm within the time prescribed by law properly nu* tbenticatetl, or this notice will be plead in bar against their recovery, FRANCIS CiDEON, adm'r. Dcc-27t4i 1830., 28—Ct-
