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feSHSS ft,#, bonks of Moves in the ijid impressive address wan< f* Rev. Mr. P6*n"niK»^trH (i to vindicate Jhd inlr«xhu fentnl music, and of the Engl In portions of tin* srrvice. [ nnd proclaimed that the J< *nikindly it and connected with it by a covered pm. sage, is a large square redoubt, with small bastions. The' ancient parapet ofearth, and borne trees of more than a century’s growth whose decayed trunks now half fill the ditch at its foot ; From the remains of an old postern, a path led down a steephdbk In a small spring of dear water.whiCh was arranged to sup ply the garrison, when nut . confined within the walls of the fort. 1 ' Various points in the vicinity df tjcb- lockonce over were fiirtifidd by the returned tc [ to be their Irnq L A W s c iii o ot OF'ATHENS. Boundary.—The Massaeho- of Representatives have a- ■solutionjs adopted the follow 's apure spiritof patriotism, Rponded to by every Aineri. can citizen. ■ -Rftolled, • .Hilt rnr ■■iiricsiKim tiM-troiiqe of MassachttsettsnljkerfiMnnnd a prrserva- ,Uldli HIP JUOHVO Iiw. irv.tiuio.1 and that whilst we extend to her our sym pathy for bt r for her na« wrongs, we a. oif assure Her of unshaken resolution to •twain the Territorial right* of the Union. / An exchange paper wishes to‘k*rp it Before the people. 1 that at this, season of the' year, persons of all descriptions* and partic ularly those who follow the art of printing ■ are more than ever in want of money. '. i They finve temperance.waggons in'the; wesf marked with-three T’s, to denote that the owner is a tee-to-taler. ; :• - A physician lately,gave ohe' of his pa tients a piece of brown paper and threw the medicine into thefiife. HO did not dis cover bis mistake uhlR the sick man began tu recover from his illness.' - • ; - Fontenelle'being one day risked bv nfoVd In wailing, at' Versailles, what difference there wns between a clock and a woman, instantly replied—‘a clock serves to’point Lots 1071, siid! first see* ie tbe ^contraction and by jbeir rnhabiuuts.tbe garrison and people of San Lois continued "to, dwell to fancied security.- Bat the .Indians Were determined to drive the intruders from' their soil; .and; aftefmuch dis agreement and Quarreling among them selves* they appeared ;in thousands in . the vicinity or .the fort*' cutting off-alb communication between the garrisbh and that of bis fotttme in Russia be shall have not a ruble* unless that his children be brought up in tho-Orthodov Greek Religion, and the Autocrat is in matters of this sort, as all Russians - well knew* a man of his word. Tho uncle of the bride, prince Pant of Wuitemburg, one -of the best naiured bonviriaus in in the world, has* however interfered, and is* itbey *»y, likely to chango .the imperial resolve, bat I doubt it. Henry the 8tli bimself was not after his quarrel with ihe Piine, more fiery in hts zeal* nor snore nrftt in bis rcaoves, la all matters of marriage state and religion, than tbd emperor Nicola. Those who know his majesty well* would not give six months pnrehaso for; die Count’s estate* if his rasrriage articles be not imho respeict in question altered.;; point-justSnough and tip; sey island: A recent Publication contains a terio- •romieo description of the navigation of Drunken Sea,which' We' take the follow ing dtfscriptio of Point- Just-Enongh. and Tipsy Inland. The writer seems well nc- rjuainted with the difficulties and pccu- Merida., Scruggs .and, iricWfirsts^tiimlrTi, . Just Received, B Y the subscribers, filly dozen Summer Huts, consisting vf‘Leghorn,-Palm Leaf, and Stra w,; of all aizes and qualities, also a lot.of fire calf bonis. . * liT ' W. NICHOLS & CG.*- April 2,1841. f ' 49-£ ^Thefollowir showing the i . Havana and .-N : theN. O. Bulli ty ofSamiu 1 Mciii. surd-front tt-Jtfslit ,dr»(«-cllon, vrm.11M.Lr other, soil tlie iron rail niust cnnscqucnt- ly ho heavy. Fra in the mm:Vr „f labor ers seen st work,' these requite much trouble, and. pounding nf the broken stone under and op to them to keep them from tilting, solid in their pieces, nnd the raiis in gaege-^ere appearihe dwadvphtages-o?, oxpfcnsive .non raila with chsits, difficult to;‘ bo kept fait, by reason df the'eanscs before menmmaO, , and the muteadineas cf the cnwi sills or ! sleepers. Tfio Croydon railway is si- milaf to these last two. On these roads the tracks being narrowed, the loco mo- \ live eagineacannm. well b • constructed anas give greater.apeed in travelling : tbatr »5td 30 miles per himr, 20 miles 1 travelling rate with mixed trains, 1st, * 2nd and Urd classes. ' , Molasses, hi Huney.tierc Of the above States 7,263box Coffee, 0,010 hi Honey, 102 pi; gars, nnd 11,47 Sugar, boxes CaiTee, arobs calf, anil ahd.VVm.jU- Field,wefritirs* .- Iiot of.-laud- /tfo^GCG' in; the. third district* first sr/tiW, levied **n iiV'tlfa prpprritW-Charlernthirh tontiffrlfl‘ fa issued front aJuw fee VCoUrt, VvfFkald*: ingcouttiv.in favor 'cf-Augtwttts Young fi Charles Gamer, h/d D.« WUrM *Vitcli-, er,- endorarr*. fsbvicdda nni retureeflto me by a constable V' - "" . Ji/.IA.S-FIWCIIER, Sk'ff". ’ ■ ; April 2,1941/ ’ K 7 :■ - 49-tda ] venture. Parents waited in tremb- anxiety the fate of tfieir chjldrei and many a dark-eyed maiden mourned the absence of her plighted lover; and all in the cheering hope of a speedy re turn, laden with inexhaustible wealth and renowb. And now were they to be miserably disappointed! They had confidently expected a golden harvest, wbi h the country’ho "whetfe presented; to them; 1>bl over'Oh the \»«itcu for ih*r marvelous, as op^ object vanished^ an other noteless alluriug presentmVKet^; until fatigue and s'uffenng taught them contentment with the' mure moderate ho|>e of .foundingVa colony ;fp the new woild. . They had first seen the land in a 1 the freshness of early summer, when , • 'Foray ' ''Sails ibc sbiiiynlbrc the Cmirt rTohsn 4 The« lothefaJ that they isl and saw mill, witii’idl the'a^piirten* , res, thereunto belonging—devicid on to , firfv a fifa in favor ofilartwell' Jackson, h., tij. William 13. Hughe* And Isaac 8, ' ncent.* J. • : One negro man by tho name Fedrick, -about 39-.-year* of-tigf, levied . nj ihn property of G. W. Foster, to eat- y a fi fa in favor of Tbontne J. Parmilee G.W. Fosier. N.C.BarneUnnd'W.'B. fghtwrii. Francis /ackson, sh% April 2.1841. ' 49-tds next, within. tf»r rofcwiiy,*.^ ?he forests of the'Count ry are redolent j-^® ol’pci'fu tbes from flowers.of every hnej. an and filled- Vvitii admiration of.n scene ten whose gorgeous loveliness surpassed J*a ■pointed util Id eaiiTmort| even their wild ccnceptibns, they ready to Imagine evury nook th wTand Ciden t .9nti every spring tiiat ffurgieo forth-in the wilderness,afouncain of Clark Sheriff’s Sale.. For June, 184i. ' . W IIA* be sold on tho first Tuet; ■ -day in June'neitV- Before' the ! court houve door of Clark rouniy, .within J the legal hours of .sale, the following -pro- ] perty.iti,» vyit:,.. .. . 1 • The.interest of John H. - Tay- I lor, (the same being the undivided half) j oCfoprtt f «pes.viz: Peter,n man about , 22 year* uf age ; Mary,avointn.about 20 years of nge, and her'two children, Calvin, 1 a‘bby2dr8 Vrtrsof hge. andW boy about -j STOL1 and ^pny a-gsllsuti follow. sic <- died ; the crystal Waters'had- uuvrurmu, uu»- «... • v-— » spreads-over the ijit^rvnl. a thousand en joyments that make it a'pleasure to live As rust and decay rapidly consume the , machine Hint is not kept in use ? sodisease and sickness accumulate on‘4he frame 01 , indolenoe, until existence becomes a bur den aud the grave a bed of test. i ‘A young married lady, residing in Noith Carolina presented lirr husband with jhrec i|cs,4hrowntl e also Employe for the* TilOS. M; MfJI Clark Shot’s Sale, ■ '■Fot Wnft itol. ►; W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in .May next, at the Court House of Clarke county, within the Irfwfiifhours of sale, the following property, to wit; Thirty*. shares of the capital Stock uf the Georgia Rail Road abd-Bank ing Company, standing on the books of the I Bank in the name or the trustee of L. A. j wo iifat one Horn ill* RisknMul Inlrriur Ilobby, Senior, Secuiity. the oiber Irani llie fBiir-'T- jjMjap-bcaring kept ingaugo'by beam,, there is a long sleeper that tVLro at tue coast, when K m> a. thick hammock^ I by the well known , accompanied- by a sale.HalKCki ;; jdarfh 1ft ?oint-jiut-EnoL2h.— ‘ i *.hi“.»“ “re 5$:: 10KX. ' • 30 Kegs Niiil*. .. S Tons b*r Iron, 8 JJoxc. Tobacfto, l.BbL Creubrrrirs . /TOS.eks Salt. - esses the troeel-. Where, iqktaehts. on soft ground, S"i£Si 10b, ‘and • thinned 1 I oftheir stmtcSt iments, and aiaid b , the last of the S t Spaniards,* ijrevellings, 1 cident or design were the bm I we 16 • little disposed-to’ efMk chaining all . to the hostility . sriekofegesranging from*15 to it iSTa. Cobb »n<l HoweUCobb, eu end other ji Ss „. John A. Cobo. -3AS&8 HENBDK, Di I