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M\*IVVV\Ai.\.V \- “YOUTH AND OLl>AGE. MYSof my youth! w f^ing ftWa - v ; . ' PAYScf toy youth! >tw.1I -hoHlylhe vanlihd. Soon wilt tin" worm lint* nf ffnr ? d *' r,J ’ , Soon from my cheek* will, he to*, he ban, >h d- Brief o. the wild flower th.» "»•«*‘J- ’ Brie futhe bright dew that (P an*le.lhe morn- T.lfc'glvci It* blowwn» to Time'* poie decay— Alii drew wnitc but on iliOtant odornmg. Soon will the hojic» of my hoiom be hM Soon will the hours of my d*y drool 05 b# »"->.• bor'd! fjuicMv the .hoot.of rt«*ncc will bi• «u.hM. All will be l„,l that I've «»k dor I've ehm,herd. 0o then, ye warm beaming joy> ofad.y ■ rto then, y» inomenU of bliw and of sorrow I Calm will I bend me to Time's pale deeny, And from Contentment new roses will borrow *0F BUONAPARTE. The latest accounts from St. Helene - rc to the last of October. Buonaparte was in good health, and in wfc keeptng. His French physician and Catholic priest had arrived there in an English brie and joined his household, i ho 6 ’. , .... r..m J ho tlip sr guard duty performed by the squadron which surrounds th®island was extreme- uods thqip lv "barrassiiig 16 the T crcwB«ifthc ships, ’ an d had occalTongil »u*h Sckncss among them. Provisions (or«yf fctremcly scarce, and consequently there.— The price of a goose was a guinea, ami fowls nmollar and an half a piece. Air. gtokoe, the medical attendant on Buona parte, had been tried by a Court Martial, and convicted on ten charges of miscon- <hct. and sentenced to be dismissed the king’s service.-Hc had held comraunica- tJRns with Buonaparte otherwise than in his professional capacity, and spoke of Buonaparte as “ Napoleon” and •‘the Patient,” and not ns“ General Buo- aaparte.” He summoned Count Bertrand and Gen. Montholon, as witnesses in hi* favor, but they refused to obey the Auuimona. Emperor of Russia.-—A letter from Petersburg!*, dated the 2Cth of October, inys-—-“ Our journals recount several traits relating to the tour of the Emperor jn North Finland. He has frequently in a boat during a storm, traversed the great lake*that abound in that country. He has walked several leagues a day, through woods and morasses, where, there was but one narrow path, and he has assisted with his own hand to con struct a wooden bridge over a torrent. The town ofCnynna, the ancient capital eOrhe Cayanians, a people known in the ninth century, had not been visited by a Jiij. k. limp, fiiu'r. Office, Pihruory ?, 1820. extti vct or gencuai. oRwr.us. At a General Court Martini, begun and hidden at Montpelier, in Alabama, on the 23d of November lust, of which Lieut. Col. William Lindsay, of the corps of Artillery, was President, and S. 1). Hays, Esq. Judge Advocate, was tried -Colonel William King, of lire 4th n-gmeut of Infan try. ‘■The Court sentence the prisoner, Colonel William King, of the 1th regiment V. 8. Infantry, to be suspended from all rank, pay, and emoluments, for lilt spare of live years, from the date of the ratification of this sen* “ The President of the United States ap proves the proecedings ofthe General Court Startial in the ease nfCnlniiel William King, ofthe Ith Infantry, and directs that the sen tence suspending him from all rank, pay, and emoluments, for live ytiars, be accordingly carried into effect." , Bv oriier, D.PAilKER, MJcU hup. Cun.' MOUNT VESUVIUS. Intelligence received in Pari* front Naples, states that during the night ofthe 16th Nov. a tremendous tempest was experienced there, to which succeeded a terrific eruption of Mount Vesuvius, which continued to vomittorrents oflava throughout the following day. New-York, Feb. 10. The Bordeaux ship of discovery has ar rived at Bordeaux, after nn absence of three years and a half. The ship has traversed the Pacific ocean, and collect ed at the Sandwich Blands, some inter esting accounts of the late La Peyrouse and iiis companions. A Loudon paper states, that the account will soon be pub lished. February 11. The sevrrest Snow Storm, witnessed in this city for several years commenced about live o’clock yesterday afternoon, and terminated this morning at day light. The wind was violent from the North East; and much apprehension is enter tained for the vessels on the Coast. The snow at the close of the storm, was about 13 inches deep ; but should the present mild weather and clear sun shine continue, it will probably be prin cipally melted away in* the course-of two or three days. 'In consequence ofthe severity of*the Storm neither the Southern or Eastern Mail, had arrived atone oV.lcck. monarch since the time of Gustuvus A OoiphusfC’ » jJrnng resemblance to tha jtcror Alexander. J.-— it of the Em- rnoM TIIE AURORA. FROM NV.VV-YORK PAPERS. ■ Mctteh against time.—-We understand that a Mr. Armstrong rode on horseback, yesterday, from Fairfield, in Connecticut, to this city, a distance offifty miles in two hours and a half. A bet of n thousand dollars was depending on his performing the distance in tlirce hours. He had eight first rate horses previously stntion- fejfeMilinT and REPUBLICAN NOBILITY. CXTRACT PROM OJUMSKAW 8 HISTORY OF TUT. UNITED STATES. No hereditary honors can be granted. No titles, except those which designate an offi cial situation, are recognized by law. There is only one. deviation from the latter essenti al-mark of republican spirit. Massachusetts Las conferred the ephemeral title of ‘ his ex cellency,’ on the governor; and upon the lieutenant-governor of the stale, that of* his honor.’ But, although these aristocratic eustoms are so generally denounced by the laws, they are eagerly followed by the peo ple. They arc universally usurped and mu tually allowed, by the members of the Htatc and general governments, and as freely ap plied by their constituents. Tlier/. r,,' There are in the Uuited States more nominal nobility than any country in the world exhibits of le gitimate creation. Every governor is ex cellent—every judge, senator and represen tative, is honorable; and every justice ofthe peace, distinguished by the chivnlric title of esquire. These frivolities sle , ' ,| -> •*■■1 liould he careful ly discouraged, and the dangerous assump tion* by every real fi icud of liberty denied.— They are the first robes in which a republc- advances to aristocracy; thence to mo narchy, and from monarchy to oppression -and extravagance. IMPORTANT TO MARINERS. NEW ISLANDS DISCOVERED. Extract of a Utter from Arendc S. D. Peiftter. on a voyage from Valparaiso to Calcutta. * “ the evening ofthe 11th May, 1813, one ofthe people discoverd n large fire.-wc hove to until day* light, when another small low Hand, Speared about five miles under our lec : vfe passed it; it appeared clothed rniUi c%cia nut trees, and doubtless inhabited. IN is singular that Com. Bryon coutinued in the same parallel of latitude until within a short distance of the easternmost group, (for so at daylight they both proved to be) and then steered to the northward—and Captain Wallis passed about the same distance from the westernmost. To the former I gave the name of Ellice’* Group, in honor of my friend Ellice, and to the latter my officers & passengers gave the name ofD* Pey.ter’s Islands. Llhce e Group lies in long. T 80. 64 w Bit 8, 29, S.-I)e Peyster’s Islands, 181, 5 ‘ ®*i**coverd on the 1 -tb and 18th May,-1819.—The Longi tude is deduced from lunar observations taken at the time, and two chronometers txattly agreeing. 1 am thus.parficuWfor the information of any who mav follow this tract from Chili to India » * 1 ' , , BrrrAi.o, Jan. e>-, ,Z C KTELS, a Y" \' piu r Cailatla Ga. zetto,^t.TOt the lands arn\ preinises of cer tain traitors and pr isons declared to he -,li ens.” art to be sold at York in May next '»rtbe premise of rairinv ft - prepose of raising a fund to' be apV) |i * towardi compensating the people of that * vmce fwthe losses sustained x*y<^f the late wxr. dismounting; and with this small cxcep- tion, was in full speed from the moment of starting until lie reached the city. If there is any error in this statement, our informant, who saw and conversed with the rider himself at the time of his dis mounting, has not intended to deceive ns. Severe Snow-Storm.—The storm which commences! on Thursday evening, con tinued until Friday morning, with as great a degree of violence as we over witnessed. 'Emm'fifteen to eighteen in cbes of snow fell, which added to the great quantity in our streets previous to this fail, has wholly prevented communi cation for carts or sleighs in some of our narrow streets, in many places, prevent ed persons on one side from seeing those on the other ; a circumstance that has ml been witnessed in New*York before in many years. It is somewhat ludicrous to see, in ma ny of our streets, sleds passing over the snow at a height even with the should ers of those-on foot upon the side-walks. -In actfor the punishment of offences com mitted against Ranks by the officers thereof reported by Mr. Montgomery, has passed the House of Delegates of Maryland, of which the following are the provisions : By the first station any officer or director of a chartered hank; who shall commit any embezzlement, is made, guilty of felony, and on conviction, shall be confined in the Peni tentiary not more than seven, nor less than one-year. By tire second, any officer or director frau dulently overchecking to the amount of $1000, is made guilty of a misdemeanor, and fined not less than $1000, and to be impri soned not less than tivo years. IJy tire third, any officer fraudulently abu sing tlie trust reposed in him, is made, guilty of a misdemeanor, and to lie fined not less than five hundred dollars, and imprisoned not less than one year.— Baltimore Patriot. particulars of lire rapture of the Insurgent privateer Lihertador, (’apt. ('bitty, of twen ty-two guns, by the British brig Wasp, of 18 guns. His stated that the privateer surren dered without a battle, in consequence of 4ft of her crew declaring that they were En glishmen, and that they never Would fiplit against a vessel of their own country. Tire privateer had recently captured a Spanish schooner with a earg-i of cocoa, hotter, pa per, kc, and had robbed an American selir. from New-York of a cargo of lleur. The crew consisted of whites, Indians, mulattoes, samboes, and blocks. Five ofthe whites, on examination at Kingston, declared that they were Americans, two were. Frenchmen mia one was a Prussian. They were set at liberty ; and forty of the. crew , colored peo ple and Indians, were ordered '<> quit tire island without delay. Unptain Chitty was committed for trial, and several ofthe crew Were detained as w itnesses. “SOUTH AMERICA. The following extract ‘(says the New-York American) concludes the Review on De Humboldt’s Travels, in the Quarterly Review for Septem ber, 1811). If an evil Genius, -bad not guided the council of Spain, the murderous scenes that are now exhibiting on this fairest portion of the earth’s sur face might have been avoided, and all its inhabitants been prosperous and happy. Had the mediation of England been accepted, it is more than probable that the adoption of a more liberal policy would have tended to the mutual advantage of the mother country and the icoionifts, by putting a speedy end to a contest in which it is quite dear that the inhabitants at large take .little or no interest. The Spanish portion of Sotrth America is become, in fact, nothing more than the arena on which a set of needy and adventurous prize fighters are con tending, each for his own individual advantage. It is idle to talk of “ten millions of people struggling for their liberties,” when they have scarcely ah enemy to struggle with; for such is the imbecility of the mother country, that had there existed any tiling like a gen oral wish among the colonists to shake off her yoke—had even one ofthe ten millions said to he so desirous of inde pendence, united against her, she could not have held out as mauy months as she has done years. In the mean time, shoals of foreign buc- caunccrs arc gatltrring round the shores of this unhappy country, and under the ridiculous pretence of pat riotism, are keeping up the unfortun ate contest with a view of enriching themselves at the expense of both par M‘Gregors, can deceive iro one ; their sole object is plunder; hut it is mel ancholy to think that so many brave fellows who have nobly fought for the liberties of Europe should he seduced from tlieir country, and sent to perish irigloriously in the savannas of South America, to fill the pockets of crimps and swindlers, or minister to the cu pidity of mercantile speculation. &E AU.T A IWH>K-STUYUb The Subscribers have established a Book Store in Sparta, where they have and will constantly keep on hand, A 0r.XFKAL ASSORTMENT OF l\oo\v» vvutY SYotVonarj v Which they will dispose of at (he .Veio- York and Boston prices. Should any arti cles in tlieir line be called for, which they have not, they will be procured on the short est notice. T. k F. FAY, WMpftale Gvgctvs AND COMMISSION STOKE. BOOKS & STATIONARY. 1 MIF. SUBSCRIBER is now receiving . by Waggons from Savannah and Boats Jeanett ami John S. Wilson, Mary ami Mer cury, his spring supply of (iYUWYilUYiS, &e. fto Barrels Philadelphia Rye Whiskey; to Hilda do. do. du. 60 Bids. Northern Gin,(Bakers and Jeoks brands); 4 Pipes Cognise Brandy ; 4 do. Bordeaux do." 4 do. Holland Uio; 4 1 Ills. Jamaica Ruin; 0 Baskets Chnrnpainc Wine; ii do Vine do. Grave; Old .Madeira Wine in Bottloa,)superior quality; 10 t-4 Bbls. Current Wine; ft do. Tcneriffe do. 20 Boxes Cherry and Rasplmry Itnlifla; 2ft do. Martinique Cordials; Bills containing Bottles Jamaica Hum 40 years old ; 20 Bbie. Apple Brandy ; 20 Blile. N. E. Hum ; 40 Casks London B. B. S. Porter j ftO Bbls. Muscovado Sugar ; 20 do. Loaf, do. 20 do. Lump, do. 10 do. Green Coffee; 20 Bacas *do. do. 1-2 Tierces Bice for family usej 20 Bbls. Irish Potatoes; 3000 Oranges ; 2ft Boxes iiwperior inc-Uld Candles.; lft do. Sperm do. 100 Casks Lime; 20 Kegs Dupont’s Gun-wonder.; 10 Bids. Macknrcl ; 10 do. Shad; 10 do. Herrings; 10 do. Menhaden; 10 do. Pork; 10 do. Beef; 15 do. Groat Bread; 20 Boxes Muscatel Haisins ; 20.000 lbs. Swccds Iron, assorted ; 1C,000 ibs. Castings, viz: ' Ovens, Skillets,/Pots, 6pidfcr* ficc. 10.000 ll». Grind-stones; 1,000 lbs. Steel ; ft,ooo Ibs. Plough Moulds ; 2ft Casks Cot Nails, assorted ; 3°o g’s. Jugs and Jars. H AS JUST RECEIVED {at Ids store on Wavne street), in addition to bis former STOCK, a general assortment ofthe most valuable MISCELLANEOUS works in the various branches of LITERATURE, nd will continue to keep on hand, a constant supply of tire must approved works, which will he sold at the NEW-YORK and PHI LADELPHIA prices—among tiiosc lately eccived are, THE FOLLOH IXG : Gregory's Dictionary of; Arts Science*, It vols. qunrio. silt bin- dm it. containing IftO lo hhds. Containing Dinner setts; 1o Crates assorted painted w are ; lo do. do. Blue do. •4* UMs. Glftfta-WtiYH*, CONTAINING, Decanters,Tumblers, and Wine-glasses; 2 Cases Joiner’s tools ; 2 do. X Cut and Mill Saws ; do. Containing Fenders; TrmikS Shoes and Stockings; 3 llhds Coinmoh Hats: and" 2 Cases Homespuns. All of which are offered low for Cash, Cotton or approved paper at fio or on days. cottojs*! " fu:v: a MY 400 l\a\c* YVnuUiY to complete the loading of above Boats fu Darien. February Jit. 2—St. Just Received, At the Subscriber's Shop, an ITLF.flANT ASSORTMENT OK SIIAFAA SPOOX*. February 29. Jwst VleceVvt'vV T. REID. 3—4t. AND OFFERED FOR SALE BY Bradford, Hepburn Dannelbj, Fine Hats; Boots and 'Calf-skin shoes ; 600 lbs Seine Twine ; en ART HER GINN, 8 vols engravings; Pope's \\ oiks liito ; Onldsmllli’silo. ft vols; Do. Animated Nuturc, fl vols; Elegant Extracts, 12 vols; Plutarch's Lives, 8 vol; Slinkespear's Works, to vols; Scott’s do.flvols;(ncw edition). Beattie's do. 10 vols; Gillies' Greece,4 vols; Robertson's Clmrlcs fith, 3 vols ; Philip, 2d and 3d in 2 vols; Homo's England, 8 vols; lllgbuid's, do 2 vols; Gibbon's Roman Em pire, 8 vols; Marshall's Washing ton, ft vols; Madame de Stael, 2 vols; Riley’s Narrative; Smith’s Wealth of Na lions, 2 vols; Vattol’s Law, do.; Mnntesipiten'sSpirit of Laws, 2 vols; Olive Branch ; Life of Patrick Henry; Blair’s Lectures; Paley’s Philosophy ; Keith's Phisiological , I.on Botany, 2 vol don edition; Bigelow’s Medical,do; Manuel, do Thornton's Grnmmer, Fourcroy's Chimistry; 0 vols; Thompson's, do4 vol Accuins, do. 2 vols ; Henry’s, do ; Black's, do. 3 vol<; Park’s Chemical Cate chism, (new editi on) ; Thomas' Practice ; Edinburgh Dispensato ry i Thatcher’s, do ; M istur’s Anatomy Roll's, do. 3 vols ; Vaughan's, do. 3 vols; Abernethy's Surgery, 2 vols; Dorsey’s, do. 2 vols ; Bell's, do. 2 vols; Cooper's, do; Ewel's Medical Com pan ion ; Bard's Compend; Piirel on Insanity; Ilaslam on Madness ; Scott’s Theological Works, 7 vols. Leland on Revelation 2 vols; M'Knight on the Epis tles, 6 vols Gill's 'Commentary, !) vols. London ; Scott’s, do. 3 vol A complete assortment of Family Bibles, £rc. fcc. YuUevV ftlatea, District of Georgia. Be it remembered, that on this twen- v first day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousaud eight hundred and nineteen, and in the forty-third year of the Independence of the United’States of America, Seaton Grantland, of the said District, hath deposited in this office the title of a book, the right whereof he claims as proprietor, in the words fol lowing, to wit: “The Office and'Duty of a Justice of the Fence, and u Guide to Clerks, Constables, Coroners, Exec utors, Administrators, Guardians, Sher- ilVs, Tax-Collectors and Receivers, ac cording to the Laws ofthe Stnte of Geor gia; with an appendix, containing a col lection of the most approved forms, to gether with the Constitution of the U. States, and the Constitution of tho state of Georgia, with the amendments to each- By Augustin S. Clayton ; Milledgcville, published by S. Grantland.” In con formity to t he act of the Congress of the United States, entitled “ An act for the encouragement of learning, by securing the copies of maps, charts, aud books to the authors and proprietors of such co pies during the times therein mentioned.. JOHN I. BULLOCH, Clerk District of Georgia* Classical, School Blank Books Wholesale mid retail—for any of which, a li beral allowance will bo made to country deal ALSO, Mellish’s New Map of the Alahama territo ry; Darby's do. Louisiana; Sturgcs’ ditto, Georgia: Arrowsmith’s do. Europe; Few pair of Elegant Globes, 11 inches; Portable Writing Desks; Surveyors Compasses, Chains and Plotting Instruments, he. &c. N. B. Private Libraries supplied on the most reasonable terms, and orders from any part of the country promptly attended to. Milledgcvill.*., ScpL 1. 1—tf. YYlUViTYUliu 1 pair Tables, with curved pillars; 1 Mahogany Bedstead, post* elegantly carved. For sale, Apply to ARTHUR GINN. Milledgcville, Feb. 21 2t TV! INF. month* nfler tire dnte hereof, applies. i s tion will be made lo the honorable Inferior Court of 1 chair county, sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the real, und part of the personal estate of Edward Love, late of said county, deceased. JOHN C. JA)VE, ) , DANIEL LOVE, \ Jacksonville, 3d January, 18t!0. GEORGIA, l’utnnui county. SEPTEMBER TERM, 16Mi. Mcxunder R. Ralston, ) RULE MSI. fitniamin Jordan. for FonreLosi'Kx. 16,000 Ibs. Swedes Iron. February 29. 3—It. FOR SALE AS ABOVE, & CKenucoY A\v\mvwt\\8, suitable to perform the most interesting ex periments, which was selected l»j the ope rative Professor of Chemistry in Harvard University. •Sparta, Feb. 2C,’l G20. UavAuyvA iSlurgaiv, St Him, WILL RHCEIVE IN ALL NEXT (VITEK, XK> Ut\sA;s TKoittastovm A»\ e MUi, A.YD uew Which they will sell low, if taken from the B ROUGHT to Baldwin Jail on the 2ftth inst. a Negro hoy, 17 or 18 years old, It has recently been discovered that Ohes- nut Wood is an admirable substitute for Logwood nuu Oak Bark, for dying and tan ning, and its affinity to Logwood is said to greater than that o( Gall and Shumac. We request the attention of Postmas ters, generally, to the following instruc tions, issued by the Post-Master Gene ral some time ago,’ but which may he un known to many who have subsequently conic into office.—fat. ht. GENERAL TOST OFFICE, } - Nov. 10, 1016. $ The-several Post-Masters are hereby required, whenever a person, to whom a newspaper is addressed, ceases to take it out of the Post-Office, to advise the editor of the paper thereof ; and to add if known, whether the person is dead, moved away, or merely refuses. The mail is burthened with many news-pa pers, which are a loss to the proprietors, as well as the public. It. J. MEIGS, Jun. Post Master General. i Cajiturc o the Prxrntrer Lihertador.— A 1 (Jamaica paper ofthe s;d Nov, contains tli 4 feet lo inches high, has on white homespui clothes of cotton and wool mixed, says he belongs to Mr. Cabaniss of Jones county, and thin nis name is PHILIP. The owner is requested to pay cxpcnces and take him axvav. FRED : SANFORD, Jailor. February 2d. 3—:!f Nine months after dale, ^ PPLICATION will be made to the In- L fetior Court of Morgan county, tvlur> sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Real Estate and Negroes of Win. Walkci deceased SIMEON WALKED, Administrator Nov. 30. 12—tun A (JIG, 'XJLTI'.LL finished, with a set of new HAR- VV NESS, ;;or sale low foe cash or approved paper. CAMUEL ROCKWELL. February 7 1—tf LAW OFFICE. rjIHE subscriber has resumed the PRAC TICE of LAW, nml taken tire Office formerly occupied by Thad. ti. Holt, Esq. north side of tire State-House Square, where he may at all time be found when not en gaged on professional business on the circuit. His practice wilrlio limited to the counties composing the* Qcinnlgee circuit, and the counties oi'Washing!oij, Hancock Twiggs Conveyancing in all its branches executed with correctness and promptitude. WILLIAM Y. HANSELL. , jrllifffdjfril/q Feb, J -tf Boat. February 29. 3—2t. Received, 30 Hogsheads prime Sugars, low for cash only. Also, A pair of fine Horses, And a NEW CHARIOTEE, with plated Harness. Cash will be given for 400 BALES COTTON. CRENSHAW & BARROW. Milledgcville, Feb. 21. 2t TVIFNE months nfler date hereof, application J. x will be made to the honorable Inferior Court of Telfair county, sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell tire real and person- nl estate ot Jaure^Graiiaiu, lute of said county, dei eased. X ] 1 ON the petition of Alexander R. Ralston. J praviiu- praving the foreclosure of the equity of redemption in and to a certain tract nr parcel of land containing two hundred two nml n hall iti-cs, lying aud being in the county of Futnnm aforesaid, originally granted to David Warden, on the ninth day of October, eighteen hundred and five, and known as lot number three hun dred and ninety-two, in the second district of Baldwin county and stale of Georgia, now l’ut- nnm county, ns by reference to lire original plat will more fully appear, and mortgaged by the said Benjamin .Iordan to the said Alex ander lt. Rnlston by a deed of mortgage, dated on the sixteenth day of September one thou sand eight hundred and eighteen, more effectu ally to secure tire payment of a promissory note ol hand in writing, given at Augusta on the third day of June, eighteen hundred anil eigh teen, by the said Benjamin Jordan to the said Alexander It. Ralston, for the sum of one thou sand and thirty-six dollars thirty-seven und one halt cents, and due on the third day of June eighteen hundred and eighteen thereafter. Whereupon, on motion of Thomas F. Wells, Attorney for Alexander K. Ralston, thut the principal, interest and cost due on said mort gage he paid into this court within twelve months, or until the time appointed for the pay. nrent of the money, or served on the said lien- jainin Jordan, at least six months previous to that period. A true copy from the Minutes. JOn.N T. SMITH, CIV. i.c.r.c. September 21, 1819. 2—ml2m NANCY GRAHAM,Jldm'rx. January 12, ]»2U, F ROM the subscriber on the night of the 2lth inst. A BRIGHT BAY JIRHSE about Id or 17 hands high, nicked tail and cropped cars, about 8 years old. It is pro bable he may endeavor to return to Kentuc ky,whence be was lately brought. Any per son who will deliver him to the subscriber, shall be liberally rewarded. 1?. F. JAILLKT. ! UJiniary' ft— it. William I/. Clay,) . w - / IN rqclTV. James Gay. ) I I appearing to the court that the defendant in the nbove case is not to be found in the county: On motion, ordered, that the said bill be served by publishing this rule in one of the Gazettes of this circuit, once a month for six months, and by serving a ropy of the said bill for said Gay, in the common on the Altorno luw case True copy from the Min: Its. JOHN NISBET, Clerk. February It, 1820 mOro CAPTION. WHEREAS I received from Mr. John - Bozeman a note for four hundred t;nd nine dollars, dated the 9th inst. & made payable sixty-one days after date at the Branch ofthe Darien Bank in Milledge- ville, to Samuel Rockwell or order; which said note tvas given to me (by or der of Plaintiff’s’ Attorney) to relieves from a ca. sa. James 11. Murphcy at the suit of Napier and Ector ; and the said note having been lost or mislaid, all per sons are cautioned not to trade for or receive it, as I shall take legal steps to have it established. THOMAS TRAPP, n. s. # Feirnnry 12, 1820 1—3t 2S*e\\ lie or gin Justice. SUBSCRIBERS to the above work who delay to call for their Books may probably fail to get them, as the copies: on hand will soon be disposed of. They can be had at this Office and at both the Bookstores in Milledgeville. Also at Mr. Hobby’s Bookstore in Augusta and Mr. Williams’s in Savannah—at the Post Offices in Clinton, Sparta, Powel- ton and Waynesborough—of Roger Gam ble, esq. in Louisville, and of Robert Robey, esq. in Monticello. Copies wiH also be sent to other places, if convey ance can be had. February 12, 1820. NOTICE. T HE undersigned respectfully inform the public, that they have purchased from Messrs. Crenshaw S. Barrow, their entire Stock of Goods, and n ill continue the business in the house lately occupied by them under tire firm of BRADFORD, lir.VMiR.XS,- D.IXELL.Y, They now offer and will constantly keep for sale on the be-t terms, a great variety of ENG LISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, EAST.INDIA t- DOMES I |C GOODS. The former customers of this house, our friends and the public gene rally, arc desiryd to give us their rustnin. THOMAS M. BRADFORD, BURTON llF.VBl'RN, Ww J. DANELLY IJlilltxijjcviUc, February 7 j-qf Nine months after dale, of liancock County, when sitting for Ordinary purposes, fur leaves to sell all the Real Estate of Solomon Saun-« dors, deceased. HUGH GILLILAND, Jldm'r.. Septenilrer 21—9m. I ^NROM tho subscriber in Baldwin courr. ty in June last, a ’XdWonv T\wy Httra*,, also lit fiftt-en hands high, ulim and light bo dy, white legs, hall face,-und glass coloured eyes, sivpposed to be seven years old- brands if any, uot recollected, his feet have, the appearance of having been bad blunder ed; lie was raised in the upper part of South Caroline : was seen near Garner’s ferry, and is probably taken up in some of the counties- between that end Savannah river. Any information of him directed to me at Mil- ledgeville, will be most gratefully acknow ledged. Z. LAMAR. February it 2—St To hire out, A likely NEGRO HOY, about 12 years old.— Enquire of thp printers. February 22 Ttyr Sale 01* Went, rjTHAT valuable LOT OF LAND, late ly occupied by Col. Battel, lying be tween Little and Big Cedar Creeks, near Low’s Mill, in Baldwin county. The whole of the land lies well and is fertile—190 acres, of cleared land ; a good dwelling house and very convenient outhouses—a good spring; near tire buildings and a nourishing j oung- apple orchard. The neighborhood is among the liest in the state. I will sell at a fair price on twelve months credit, or rent it out for the present year. I will also sell an un improved square of land on the head waters, of Fishing L'ruok, eight or nine miles from Milledgeville. S. GRANTLAND. February 20. REMOVAL Globe Tavern, COLUMBIA, (.S’. C.) AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BALL. 1 1 HE subscriber solicits permission ty- tender to his friends and the public, his thanks for the encouragement extended t« him, and informs them that he has removed from tho corner opposite Mr. Win. Burris's store, to the north-west corner, on Rk-hurd- sou and Lady-streets, the briek house lately occupied by Mr. Isaac Randolph. It is well adapted to the purposes of a Tavern, being neatly finished. As the subscriber is now permanently fixed, he tenders his services to such person* as may favor him with their custom. His house is well furnished with elegant bedding and furniture, of every kina necessary for the reception of genteel per sons ; every uthcr department attached to the establishment, is equal. Of these assa- rances, come and judge. c. e. Williamson. N. B. The Charleston, Augusta, h North ern Stages, stop at the Globe Tavern, where passengers may always depend on meeting every thing the place affords, served in the neatest manner. March 7—10-—4 Of tartoi.’s kinds for sqlc at this Offer.