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BURRITT & MKACH\M, Editors .]
THE
4JL3P3IA STATESMAN.
< jj PUBLISH e® E'ERV MONO At IN
MILLEDGEVILLE, G.l.
(f- Wayae-Street, opposite the Eagle Hotel.
BT S. MEACHAM.
•j—p» Terms.... Three Dollars in advance,
vl . p 0 ~ r Hollars if not paid in six months.—
■ls s 'xscri uion received for loss than one
year, unless the money is paid in advance,
ini i>o paper discontinued till all arrearages
or e ibscrmti in acd advertisements are l>aid. :
jq_ g_ -Notice of the sales of land afiu ne
groes, lijr Administr tors, Executors, or Guar
!L OS , mast b • published sixty days previous
so the day of sale. .....
The sis' .'f personal property in like min
cer must be p 'btislied forty days previous to
the day of sate- , ,
Notice t at upp-KVUan will be made to tlie
Court of Ordin ry fdi sell land, must
be published nine morUhC.. , ~
Notice that application ba'e been made 10
T.etters of Administration, also be pah
failed forty tlay*. ......
*** All letters directed to the E d.tor. ufi
business relating to the Office, must >6 P ,sl
P aJ
Two Jourueyinen Frii*-
tsrs of Steady, Sober and industri
ous Habits, can have employment
during the ensuing summer, in the
Office of the Georgia Statesman'.
GEORGIA i
HabershamCounty, $
3pgiv C. Quillion of Captain
Bryans Dist. toll.- before
me one Sorrel Horse
five years old, natural
trotter, left fore foot and right hind
toot white, star and snip, lung main
and tail, oi l shoes on his loie feet;
appraised by AIL art Vinning and
James Q'lilhan to sixty dollars, iob
ruarv 10th, 1C 27.
DANIEL QUILLIAN, 1 P
HINTON A. HILL.
D. Clerk, C\ J C.
6G—i>
*~Eslray Horse.
GEORGIA, Jones County.
IsiOilGE G. KING of Captaii
Davis’ District, tolls before ni"
£ ,tr.uv Horse, twelve years old
hi : left fore 1- g white, also in* hind
j c -ome saddle spots, no brands
p rceivabTS, about five feet high, ap
p- iby John Martin and Pleasant
P.diips to thirty dollars; ttiis 21st of
March 1827
STERLING LANIER, J P
A true Copy (r om the Estrav
Jock.
C MACARTIIY, CrerK.c. 1. c.
G6—*3t
* GEORGIA, Franklin County
John Silmaa Junr.
\j J and J.iioes A. Little applies'
to me for Letters of Administration
oa the E-.tate of John Si'mui late of
said County Sen Deco i?cJ:
These are thereloro s o cit* and
admonish all and Singular the kindred
and creditors of said G< censed, to
he and appear it biv office within
the time prescribed by law, to shew
cause if .my they have, why said let
ters should nut be granted;
G.veu under my hand, this 23d of
March 1827.
THOMAS KING, C I. O.
66—Gt
SHERIFFS ,_ ~S ALE.
jOk \ first Tuesday in .May next
7 Will he sold in the Town of
Jayson Butts County, between the
usual hours of Sale, the ioilowing
jhto; evty to wil:
2 02 l-o Acres of lend whereon
Richard Cotton now lives known liv
tot No. 77 in the first, District for
jjp-rly Henry now Butts County, levi
ed .on as the property of Richard
Cotton to satisfy a ti. la. in favor of
3urr 1 P. Key. Levied on and
returned to me by a Constable, this
28th of March, 1827.
it. W. HARKNE3S, D. Shf.
66—t (Is
GEORGIA Butts County.
WHEREAS Richmond Brown
Applies to me (or letters of
Administration on the Estate of John
Smith of Putnam County Deceased.
These are therefore to cite and
Admonish all and singular the kin*,
dred and creditors of said D -censed,
to boa. and appear at my office within
the time prescribed by Law to shew
' cause, if any they can why said Let
ters should not be granted to the
applicant.
Given under my hand this the 26th
March, 1827.
JNO. TARPLEY. C. C. 0.
66-—Gt
GE.Oii.GIA, > Whereas Jeremiah Fowler
T-aily county, j> and Nancy, fonaely StnilG
noiv Tyson Uj-.e applied for Letter* ofdiuntg.
sion tfo n Ufr adrauuat’-aliun on the estate ol
Lidm Sm't-i dcc’J. These are therefore to
' and admonish all an 1 singular t -r. kindred
lui , Creditors of <s said dcr’d to be- sod up-
Pc-»r it my oiDce within t’ time, prescribed
w, to s!h-w rause. i‘ - any tlWf*- he, ahy
•a- 1 , latter* ofd.smisM m s-mmiU no| be eraa*.
•**> ;i» ii under my l:and tins Ulliof Novua
her u^,
_ 7-EVEN MrlikVDL. c. c. o
'WTOTICE.—To all whom thi* may eon
i. v cern, that I have made the lolloniaf
Survey, on the virtue of a head-wright warrant,
>r Anderson Bak r, 350 acres, on the w ters
af Vlaiberries’ Creek, bounded North, by
Thompson, S. W. by ButUr, S. E. by Ter
rill, and East by Camp ; a platt of which i
rtcarded in my Office. Those concerned c..n
have a more minute description by examining
Uie same, and enter their caveats in due time.
DAVID EURSON.
.Jan. 1. I £27. 57—A
’VTTNE MONTHS after date application
1 v uriii be made to the Honorable, the In
ferior Court of Columbia county, wl.cn sitting
for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the
real estate of dames Mapping, late of said
county, <Wc’d. for the benelit of ht heirs and
creditors.
HENRY GIBSON, Adm’r.
MARTHA MAPPING, Um’rx.
June 27, 1826. 28—9 m
NINE months after date application will
be marie to the honorable the Inferior
Court of Emanuel county when seeing for
Ordinary purposes fur leave to sell two tracts
of land, one in said county, one in the 13 riis
rict Houston, No. 315 belonging to the Es
tate of Griffis John deaeased, for the benefit
of the heirs and Creditors of said deceased.
WILLIAM DANIELS. Adm’r
47—!*m
months after date application writ
i N} be made to the honorable Inferior
cmlr t>.o? Monroe county, when silting lor or
dinary m' 'Doses for leave to neil the real estate
of ’ WffiiaVn ALen, deed, for Uie benefit of tlie
hcU ’“‘ GEORGE BENNELT.
Guardian,
October 4th,
]%TOTICE —All h,-. .*s° ns indebted to the
estate of Jerse D. late of Warren
county det’Q, rre t.xquest-d to i» ikc
immediate payment—and J 'Ps-. having
munds against the estate of - v * d l | ijCe
will luind them in, propelly abated, "tUun
the time prescribed by law.
HENRY GIBSON' I:x ‘ r *
Eeb. 13. 1827. 00- Sl
IiIOUR MONTiI - alter date applicX A* o ®
will be made to the Honorable the v
fc-rior Court of Green county, when sitting'
for ordinary purposes, for Lave to sell the real I
.-state of Enoch St.-' gf< Law, riec’d.
EZEKIEL FEARS, Adm’r.
i>e bonis non.
March 2d iBO7. C2--4m
J CORO I.i—'i WIGGS Cuunty,
v* tt7HEREAS S.fas Brown np
/ 0 plies to me for l itters of ad
ministration with the vvil! annoxt oi
he Estate of William Disbaroon,
late of said county, dec’d.
And whereas, also William Jacobs
.pplies to me for letters oj adminis
Hiition on the estate of Susannah
lacolis late of this county, dec’ll
These are therefore to cite and a.l
«ion:3h ail and singular the kindred
and Creditors of naid persons dec’d.
to be and appear at my office witlii
the time prescribed bylaw to shew
cause if any they can. why said let
ters should not be granted
Given under mv Land this 7lh day
March, 1827.
PETER SOLOMON Ci’k t. o
1 Marc!), 7th 1827.
G2—Ct
GEORG Li, Butts County.
WHEREAS, Joseph Sente!!, and
Mary W .'drip, applies to me
L.r Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Abraham Wald rip late ol
said County Deceased. These are
therefore to cite and Ad r s«nish, ait
and singular the Kindred and Credi
tors of said IE ceased, to be and ap
pear at mv office, within the time
prescribed by Law to show cause n
anv tL- ycnn, why : aid Letters shoniii
not be granted t* the applicants,giv
en under my hand this 22d of March.
1827.
JXO. TARPLEY, c. c. o.
€>• —t>t
GEORGIA, Tzi iggs Count./.
. ViTIIEREAS Willufn W I'ar-
V y Hem applies to trie for Letter
;d Administration on the Estate <>•
John B. Spencer late of said County
Deceased, these are therefore to
cite and admonish nil and singulai
the kindred and Creditors of said
Deceased, to be and appear at my
offit-c within the time prescribed by
Law to shew cause if any they can.
why said Letters should not be grant
ed,given under mv hand.
PETER SOLOMON, c. c. o.
March 27, 1827.
Gb—Gt
GEORGIA, Twiggs County.
WHEREAS John Rasberry, ap -
plies to me for Letters of Ad
ministration on the Estate of John
Sanders late of said County Dccea -
ed, these are therefore to cite anti
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditors ol said Deceased,
to be and appear at my office within
the time prescribed by Law la shew
cause if any they can, why <aid Let
ters should not be granted, given un
der inv this 24th of March 1827.
PETER SOLOMON. <?. c. o.
65—Ct
TO~F< iRTUNATL DBA W ld(»
PERSONS who wish may procure without
delay a plat with the comers, station*,
mill i t oufD'ts sod goahtjl of tue land, at re
■irnedby me district suruyors, by « actosin?
;K>»t|paiii So cents tor ' *( h plat wim illg, to
CAMI.TONWT.LLBORN-Scr.Gert.
itonnvt?-
He tibi erunt artM, paeisque impooere nnrem, percere subs et* et tfeMlare snperbos.—Virgil
Milledgeville, Monday, April H 5, 1327.
NINE months after date application will
be made to the honorable the inferior
court of Henry county, when sitting Jot or
dinary purposes, for leave to sell toe real
estate of Jacob Maddox, dec.
WESLEY CAMP, Admr.
August 2d, 182 C. _
BRIGADE ORDERS.
Hein QI'AitTERS, /
Ist Brigade 6 Div. ofG.Milit •• \
Clinton, March 2J, 1827.
FREDERICK SIMS Esq. is nerc
hy appointed Quartermaster of S lid
Brigade m place of Capt. William
Mitchell, resigned and is to be obey
ed and respected accordingly.
By Order of Brig Gen.
CHARLES PHILIPS,
WILLIAM BREWER,
Ai I-de-Canap.
C2.—tf.
NOTICE.
A LL those having clai e.s sgainst the es-
X*. t:.te of Jacob MadduA, dec. are rt-ques
t< (1 to band ihem in, in terms of the law, for
settlement; and those mdebtc dto mike im
media.e payment.
WESLEY CAMP. Adm.
Feb. 5. 1527. 59—6 t
NOTICE.
AFTER the expiration of the time pre
scribed by | uv, application v ill be made
to the honorable Inferior Court when sitting
for Ordinary purposes of the county of War
ren for leave to sell the real estate and nt gros,
not specifically disposed of by the last «ill
and testament of Jesse Darden late of War
ren county, docaased, for the benefit of the
Creditors ar.d Legatees of said dec’d.
HENRY GIBSON,
Excctor
Feburary 19th 1827. 60 — 3 m
"fIkTINE months after date, application wilt
i. v be made to the Honorable the Inferior
court of the county of Newton, while sitting
for Ordinary purposes, ft>r leave to sell the
whole of the rr 1 estate of Thomas Creel, late
of said county deed.
WILLIUI CREEL. Admr.
Sept. 12,1826. 33—0 m
mouths af er <Lte application will
Ni made to the H durable fiifcrtor
Court .e* Hancock county when siting for or
riumrv \ 'rposes for leave to ;ei! one hall of
ot No.'2Yo lyins in the sis h Dish of '-tonro
county atpVi'Dte sal for the benefit of th.
ir of erdind .Nooi 1 s D 'c.’d.
aVfi.W’ >ILLEP, .Jccnt.
December the sb.’ 7526. Sm
Margaret Jvemp C
vs. < Lilte' divorce.
Thomas Kemp, f
OCTOBER Taan, 182 C.
.I^N the nbtre stated case if sp^ieani 9 ; to
the court that the defendant is not tn he found
n the county of Rabun. Upon rnAtion of
• ; -aith and Brown, Solicitors for Libe! ! a»t.
I> is ordered that service be perfected by
publication in one of the G.izelU of tliis Stute,
October term 1826.
Tha above is a true extract from the
minutes this 20th, November 1“26.
H. T. Mozlev, Ci’k.
V hi—tm
<f §.
ffs f*9
ELOPED
U NROM the Subscriber on the 25t!i
of December, 1813, two Negro
fetl-iWs, one u black fellow nant.d
Nat lien generally called Nace, aboal
25 years of atre, about 5 feet 10 Ir»-
-he-s high well made, pretty artful
! Jays w 11 on the Violin, ho formerly
anaway and passed through and Aft-r
--ut sections of the State of Alabama
■ a freeman, he can do Smith work
' jlerable well, and I thi k he lias a
scar over cine of his eyes, Cloath
it presr.n unnacessary to describe
%he otiiei rather of a Yellowish coru
• lection named Jessey about 21 or 2
rears of age, about 5 feet 10 or 11
aches high, tolerably well ip'dp, I
think one of his kn es a little benl
in, his mother is living with Capt
Jeremiah Sanders, o) Alabama. He
was raised to the firming business
any person apprehending the afore
-aid fellows and confining, <h rn in
any Jail so that ! can get them I will
pay them $ 20 a piece or if they will
deliver them to me living 14 mile*
beloiv Washington Wilks Couuty,
Gieorgia, I will give them §SO a
pece.
ABNER WELLBORN.
February 21st, 1827,
61—3 m.
The Mobile Register will pub
lish the above three months and for
ward their account lor payment as
above.
House of Entertainment.
THE Subscriber has opened
a House of Entertainment at that
valuable stand, situ -ted two miles
from Milieftgeviile, at the fork of the
reads leading to Eatu ton and Clin
ton. At this house Tr; Tellers and
•thers can be sccommo. ited with
fund clean beds, the Lest of food,
nd excellent liquors, at a moderate
'net.
WILLIAM R. HILL.
INE MON i IIS ;ilt< r date a; .
!X. xl plication will be made tef tin
I Honorable the loieri<»r court t>
| Baldwin county, when sitting fbr or
[dinary purposes for leave to sell tin
real Estate of Robe;t Wynn dre’d
Consisting ol one lot oi land lymn
ti the com.tv ol ilaiiiivin, N«. 280
lirst district of said county.
I’ATCEV W YNN,
Exertrix
March 12th 1827.
61—lni9m
NINE Months after and de hereof
application will b - made to the
li' rnorable the Inferior court of Mon
roe county, when sitting for ordinary
purposes for leave to sell a tract or
lot of land laying in Junes county in
the sixth district, No. 9it being a
part of the real Estate of Charles
Thaxton late of Butts county dic’d.
Sold for tlie benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said dec’d.
TERMS made known on the day
of sale.
JOHN V DUNN Adm’r.
NANCY G. THAXTON adm’x
Butts county, Ga. March 12 1827.
G 4— lm 9 m
BOARD OF PinSICIANS,
or the)
STATE OF GEORGIA.
The folio.ving extracts from the By-Li ws
adopted by the hoard at their first lmeting,
are made public, for the information of cun
didr-tes who may in future apply for License,
to Tractive Medicine, viz.
Ist. Applicants for examination shall be
required to write and present a thesis on some
Medical subj c, and band the same to the
Dean on or before each sunual maeiing of the
board.
2d. The board will require of each candi
date a competent knowledge of Chemis'iy
Anatomy, Materia, Medica, Physiology, hi.t
gery, Midwifery and the Theory uudl'ratiici
vs Medicine, ami will not grant a license n.
any candidate who is materially deficient ii.
any of those branches.
3d. In future, applicants having Diplomas,
shsll be expected, to send them to tins ilo-.ri
for examination, and that in no case shoji
tampuraryor permanent lies use be granted u->-
on tha testimony of a member ol ti.is boa
or ii} oti er individual, without the Dip -
ma.
“4th. A ro-examination will be granted by
t ic board at the same session to rejected ap
plicants on the Sole condition, that tbo seen:
examination, be held publicly, and the ques
tions and answers recorded on the m.nines. ’•
The ohder of examination will be so con
ducted, as to commence will) lie first r.-
enrolcd, and proceed rumorrealG, u: t’ 1 h
list is go«e through, and if any applicant i
absent, when his present is required before
the board, the n. :t named shali be p asuiteii
in his place, and , • name oftiit absentee pla
ced at tlir bottom of tb Us a
Applicants aronctifiedthat letters address
ed to me in Lcxicgtcn Oglctlirape count?
Foss Paid, reque't ;:g tffitir nan-cs enroleil,
with ti'.eir residence, and title ci fiitsis will
be duly attended to.
ALEX JONES, M. D.
Dean of the Board of Physicians cf iht
Stale of Georgia.
Milled gcrxUc, St’i December, IS2C.
’Cr* Editors of News Papers in this Slap
friendly to this institution and the cause o
scicnv in general will confer a favor by giv
ing the above two or three insertions.
49—w2m.2a.2m..
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to the er
tala of William Bennett, late
of Washington county, deceased, art
requested to make m.mediate pay
ment.—And those having iemand
igaiast th estate of said dec’d, are
requested te exhibit them to th*
subscriber properly attested, and in
!-«ch time as the law directs.
Wm. M BENNETT
jEjV
Washingtonco. March ISth 1827.
62—Gw
NOTICE— The Subscriber in
forms bis friends and the public that
in- lias purchased the entire stock
of Dry Goods of C. Rows., consi.-t
--ingofan elegant Assortment of sprVg
& si: tun r GOODS ,11 of wbicli will
be sold low lor CASH
ISAAC NEWELL
N. B.——All person- indebted to
ibo firm of ROU E & NEWELL,
arc requested to make immediate
payment
I N.
list ay Horse.
GEORGIA, ThU County.
Taken npi»v wiiiiam w-dns or
Captain WnlkpraDist. akdtoFd
before me, Hu.h K> rr an ncun.
Justice in and for said County, one
small bay horse about nine or ten
years old, Branded thus, P- on the
led Butlock; no other Brand per
ceivable. Appraised by Stephen
Clayton and Alexander Crawford
to twenty dollar?, this 14th March,
1827.
HUGH KERR. J. P.
F. U. WALKER. C. I. C.
66- 3t
NITsE month* alier dale, .ipplica
tion will ha made to the Hon
orable the luforio! Court of Jones
County when sitting f. r Ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell the lands,
and real Estate of Dr. Orray Tickuer,
late ofsaid r >urity dares*' and.
EBENEZEII ORMBBY, JUm'r
fVoL. 11. JNo. U.—Whole INo. l>7.
j GEORGIA, T&rggs County.
WHEREAS Kuily Clovw »|
i in's to ti.o fur Letters of dis
* iS'ion f. oni hi* Executorship on th
Estate of Gresham Cofield Dec as
u. and whereas nlso Stephen Junes
itid Isaac Woml .ippli -s to me fur
’Letters of dismission (rum (he ad
ministration on the Est.ite of John
Slatter Deceased, these are there
fore tu cite ami admonish all and
singular tiic kindred and creditor
ol said person- D ‘Ceased to be and
appear at my offio wdi.in the lime
prescribed t>j Law, to shew cause u
any they ran, why said Letters if
dismission should not be granted,
uiven under mv liand this 24th oi
March, 1827.
PETER SOLOMON, c. c o.
8 A—
GEORGIA — rR.VfKLLX County.
tn/HKREAS Surah Tweedwell
« ®* applies to me for letters of
arirninistration on the estate of Wm.
Tweedwelllatgt of said county tlec’d
Tii se arc therefore to cite and
admonish ah and singular the kindred
and creditors oi said deceased, to be
and appear at my office within the
time prescribed by law, to shew
cause, if any they have, why said
letters should not be granted
Giveu under my hand this 6lii d*\
of March 1827.
THOMAS KING, c c o
Carnesvillu Ulh March 1827
6d—6t
GEORGIA Twiggs County.
WHEREAS. Owen C. Fort ap
plies to me for Letters of ud
iiuiisiration on the Estate of Arthur
Fort Jr. late of said County Dec
These are therefore to cite and ad
monish all arid singular the Kiudr and
and creditors of said Doc. to be and
>i appear at my office withiu tin
ime prescribed by Law to shew
•use if any they can, why said L
a rs should not b granted, give
nder mv bad tliis 24th of February
1827.
FETER SOLOMON, c. c o.
Go—Gt
SCJ&’&fs DiaSST.
CIOITES of the above work for p-.le »t the
t MILEEDuiXriLLE BttOiC BTtHfc.
GEORGIA, .Twiggs co.
iW KERTAS Senas If. Clark, h:i : .h this
v v day ipplLd to me fb. Letters of A.i
cranistratian on the esk.ta of U m. Clark, laia
■if said county rit c'<l, tliesc are tuer fore to
uio and admonish all and singular, the kin
red and creditors of s dd deceased, to appear
at my ofiite within the time preernlwd by law,
i- shew cause if any they have why said lit
'<.iS should not be granted.
Given under ray this 6th Fibmivv,
1827. FETER SOLO.-'ON, C. C. 6.
6a—st
.dn abrtdgm nt of a classical Tour
to Trovp and Muscogee Counties,
1827.
ARGUMENT.
The authors manner —Milledfc ville, im ants
quity—brau’.ifuiness offls womtn —MiliN
ness ofUic Ia«» of Georgia— the cause of
—scenes on the road to Clinton—th* Clin,
tdnic Philosopher—ba ..rgues on tlie tl*o.
ry of electricity—unusual pixh of the voice
oaust of—ct cetera.
It is v i.ru principally to hold ntdi
ence tind converse with nature, —r,< t
with the feuds, which have convuls
.l and agitated tho country in the
acquisition of the new territory, we
are about to visit,—leuds which
ave fermented and (soured from the
critters oft tic pre-ses, as from so iri.<
ny volcanoes, heating the pa-sio. s
and infuriating the public mind.—
nariishing private and public trau
qn.liiy, and tnreatcni.ig to unsheatn
no sword, th* sword which the
fc reat Wteinngtoii had sal*L J.ud
iway iu t e scabbord.
How strange is man! when suffer
ing under calamity and privation im
stratifcly laols ins dej>c;idence upon
the supreme being, and wears upon
his brow the aspect cf hmmlily, hilt
when nerved with piosperity and
stepping forward with firm stride to
receive the greatest boans of Prov -
deuce, his heart beat: noisy, ungrate
ful and independent, and bra succe>
si ems to inspire him With his own
sovereignty. But we would not, by
- recital of the past, stir up sensibni
ty, which can only bogloum and em
bitter Memory; presently we stiad
plunge into the great feeling ol na
ture, which wdl absorb aud obliter
ate all others, her solitudes ar.d toe
grandeur of her works, will ftmg I
round us another world, wires* at
mosphere is every where unpoi»«n
ed and uncoutamiuated with civiliza
tion and its arts, and w» snail he
constrained to cxclaitu with smeeri*
tv “O, jrrucu . procu. «• teptojani."
We shall relate wnat »e saw and
felt, and it will be proper tn this
abridgement, that we lake up
regular im oi March trom
MILLEDGEVILLE.
This little v» iage is the capital of
the Georgia Republic, con aius oc
«'V" 3 «..h ttaitl tl.liulul 'll.
iOR J 4 IF NOT PAID IN IX VONTItS
Oconee River. There is a tratiutoH
still existing that the site of ilit!* vil
lage vvas chosen by men in «me au
(liority, an account ol the exet: once
nd purity of the water a‘ and ti der
the gotitlv lns(iralu)i) ot the .\uinen,
who holds his tttnpire over the juk c
of the grape. But the more proba
bly and reasonable account is, that
tney Were men, who hail iu.biimd a
:ove aad taste lor antiquity, whose
brains had been soethed with tbs
luieofthe great “sn den days,' and
t at the resemblance of this site tn
that of classical Rome, determined
iheir choice. The Oconee is about
three times the size of the Tyber,
and the infant Georgia Rome out*
strips this day, in the number of her
hills, her cl.i-steal Italian Mother.
Considering the great a.iv u cetie nt
of tha arts and scienret and the ic
erci’-se cf the sources o> wn alth of
ni derti times, it was no unr ria
blc calculation in the ane w sot, co
lors of lie site of ibis capita, nat
As hills would ofi * day he covered
with Theatres, Collso»iuni Tem
ples. nd superb private edifices, fit
l oil eth Leders rulers of great
r< i tib ic, and worthy ofthe ‘vorld’s
ituioration <N resort. Similar Causes
produce similar effects. Rome, at
ti: t encircled by the furrow oi th»
plow, rose from her seven hills, an
Plinnv tails us to the Summit of she
world. It was the'efore, as lift|« as
tin iiomuluses Remuses cotu-i do,
who. in tiie darkness of antiquity,
selected the site, arid plotted ti. ‘u*
ture size of this capital to fix it upon
a similar ba'd'- the basis of nil move
able and indisiructahie hi.ls, that it
might have a fair start in th ample*
in ss ci its foundation; and Gough
-their descendents find the taxes
great and th- task arduous to keep
its public way* in repair, y*t tin s#
venerable ancients, for reasons ai. v*
given, should not be accused ot m h*
oess in the dec issiou ol their c:n.i' ®,
nor siiotild their nmues and -rend tar*
niched on the istoric page. In©
history ol tht- city i-, that it spn ad
rapidly, at lir-t over the aurfai e.t
its hills, and test its pr>. sent - ui*
ency and annieldness i- ait i»ut.ibi«
to ti.e impruiience of the icoicrtw.
who did not timely check its growth,
and give its expansion a proper db
rection
in m iking our survey of it w« dis*
covered its e utliern &. ea'-tern sub*
iiurbs in a state of noglect and rapid
dilapidiitionf they are lilterally
sloughi.lg off, you might say time is
taking part of this City to himself;
one day some V. Iney will sit upon
tuesi; r,i ns, and take op his brush to
pa.nt wi rids, which .re passed.
Formerly it wa» c lebrated for tho
goodness of iu society ;incl the b*au
tdulness of tire wouren, who made it
their annual resort from the neigh*
boring districts, during tho so siou of
the L gi“!ature, w hen the time was
(>a--ed off as in a continual carnival-
Here the fair soothed the arduous
labor ot the Pohliciun, and in pired
him with li.e soft sentiments ot her
ownna.ure. Alter tiie day of ia»
honotis l#gisl;ition wav over, sire
mingled with turn at night in the bitll,
displaying to this ravished eye all
tne harmony and propot ions of her
torni m th- various alludes of th«
country dance aud tlie cotilloD. Sh#
nrt'atired into him u soul of softness
an delicacy of sentiment bringing
bis uncouth roughness, and mascu*
.me sternness into manlyshupe. Hs
ivccl, and breathed, ami (•gis'laicd
in-re more or leas in woman’s atmos»
pbere.
Alay wo not attribute, in part, to
this circumstance the superior c,om
en cy and mildness ol ti.e laws *i this
-tate;—are they not th* very code of
woman’s constitution, something
■ ore or less of’a Cupid prcsiuitig
over eacbl The penal laws •f
cjrecco Uecanie more mild after wo
men were permitted to be seen at
theitscuurts; «red w hat but ttinr and ib
is uncut and seclusion from their
legisiat.ro assemblies, m ike the Ot
toman sceptre so bloody and cruel
at tins nay. tVota n is the forma
tive priuctple to man, and stamps
tier sc it upou his deeds tiirougs Uie
-overeiguty sue holds ot*r hi*> p.i*-
kions, which nature gave her. I
wouiu, However, not bo understood
to speak in dispara ement of the
secular taws oftnra state, when Isa/
Urey bear tue impress of w#raau—
--n* is too uuld, man too savage
( exclaimed to myscit, “Mniedge l ’
vdie has seen happy days, when the
lair of the country met to greet and
welcome tbe great men of tho ua»
tioo on tbe.r annual return to tne se;s
of legislation, but now they seek
another place to (urge oet the laws,
-ml her glory is going with the seat
ir . St mu, t > the we* da.
in ;i# .reding the at reels wfr
Were ue.« struck with what the 4-n*
ineh call of t»ur .aw*.
Overt e door ot one of tire t..urdy