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Thr Female Convict to her Infant.
0 sleep not, mv babe,for the morn of to-morrow
Shell soo'hr me to slumber nioiv tranquil Hum
The dart,'grave shall shield me from >hume and
from Norf«>\\ ,
Tho’ tlie deeds ami the doom of thr guilty «rr
Not |m*"hall the arm of ..m.rtion enfold thee,
Not long shall thou hung on thy utoibrr stood
And whoTvitii the eye of delight shall behold
And witch thee, and guard thee, w hen I ..... at
And ycUt doth grieve me to wake thee my denr-
The pang* of thy deflate mother to see
Thou wilt >vw]i when tlie clank ol mv rold chum
thou hrHi-e^t
And non.;but the r ..iltvshould mourn over me.
And yet 1 mi.'' wake thee—for w hile thou art
wrrpiiiCi . .
niluitin e I stifle *)’ tenra fora while ;
■Jut thou Mi.il st in th) dream', while thus plu-
<tidly sleeping,
And old how it wound- me to guar on thy smile
Alas! my sweet bube, will, wbut pride I had
pre«t thee
To tlie ooso.n tl.ut now H.robs with terror and
shame. , ,
IfthepuP' tioofvlrt'oos affectum lied blest thee!
And hail’d ll.ee the heir of tl.y tuthci's high
name ?
4utnow, w ith remorse tl.ut avails not, I mourn
thee,
rorseken mid friendless, ns soon thou must he
In u world, if it cannot hetruy, that w ill scorn
thee,
Avenging the guilt of tl.y mother on thee.
And when the durk thought of my late shall a-
waken
The deep hlush of shame, on thy Innocent
clirck.
When by all, hut the God of the orphan, forsa
ken,
A hon.e. and a father in vain thou shall seek :
1 know that the base world w ill seek to tloreive
thee, .
With falsehood like that w hich tl.y mother be
guiled ;
Descried and hapless to whom can I leave tl.ee:
Oh! God of the fatherless! pity my child !
THE MYRTLE \VRE%ITI.
Imi . at.us.—Sro.f»Hokeby.
T) lady, twine no wreath for me,
Or twine it of the n.yrtle tree !
Give to the warrior gashed svlth scars,
Fresh reeking from his country's wars;
Give him the wreath, too dearly waft),
And bind it on his brow of stone:
Dot, lady, twine it not for me,
"lis bloody still e'en twined by thee!
It feeds upon the orphan's sigh,
'Tis water’d from the widow's eye:
A.nl some lorn n.ahl, with hand as fair,
May wreath the cypress in despair,
To decorate the same cold tomb
From which vo.ir laurel takes its Idoom ;
Then. u ^y, iwi.R Hint wreiitu no u.'ire,
‘"Nor tinge that snowy hand with gore;
Bat twine for me tile myrtle bough.
Tw ine, twine it lady, twine it now !
Observe how fresh and heavenly lair
It w antons in tlie zcph’ryair;
bee how it woes the spo.tive wind,
Which bends it to tl.ee to bo twined ;
Then, lady, twine one wreath for mu
Of tendrils front the myrtle tree ;
Wait not till time has Stole an hour,
Nor (ill the dew-drop lly its flower:
Now Youth, and Hope, and Love, are none;
The blowing youth of Hebe tl.i.ie;
Then, ungel liebe. ere one trace
Of dimpled joy shall fly that face,
Tin k, pluck its boughs with froiio hand,
And twine for me the Myrtle Hand.
The Lexington (Ky.) Public .Idler•
liter is clothed ... mounting on it, count
of the tletOlt of tlie Tariff Kill, v. hirh,
tin' editor sny- win " murdered" in the
scmitc, by tlm majority o! one vole ! Ad
ding-—" Mot.in, oh ye sons and daugh
ter- ol the United States, put on sack
cloth anti oshoc, for the great enemy of
your Independence has prevailed. You
must still remain tributary to the work
shops of l'urope. Your factories must
remain prostrate. Youreericultural pro- Thomas-, and ul.o otto other fraction of land,
l.. ,i , . i , , | eo.itiii.ling one hundred lines, more or loss, ad
ductions must ltu mid rot on your hands 1 joining' Dick -on anil AlCnll—levied onus the
property of .InnUlhnn S«wyi r, to satisfy .... exe
cution in favor of John Powell.
&ht riff's Sales.
T 1T.T, lie sold at the court-house in the tor u
Tv ot Dublin, Luurons county, within the
usual hours of sale, on tlie fust Tuesday in July
next, the following property, vie :
One fraction of land on the Oconee river,
containing giglity-five acres, more or less. ad
joint).* Thomas, ...id others; -also one fraction
olI*rw4 containing ninety acres, more or In",
on the Oconee river, and afijoiniiigthe uforrsiiid
frui tin.. ; and also one lot of land containing
two hundred tw o und one half acres, more o.
le-s, oVla.id iidiolning Dickson k M'CnD. nml
The lied of Pompf.v the Cheat is iw
Nf.w-Yoiik !—at least, such is the opinion
oftl.u learned in that city: and it is not al
together iiTalional. Coin. Stewart brought
home in tlie Franklin, two Egyptian mum
mies, (embalmed bodies,) the one. a human
Head, the other a Dug, of the specie* that
were worshipped by the Kgj ptiolis. They
were brought to Leghorn from Egypt, by
an Armenian, in DM a, and obtained by the
lte.v. Thomas Hull, iu'May of that year.—
The Dog, or Anubis, was found, among o-
tlier mummies, in tile pyramid Inst opened.
The head w as discovered by some persons,
in digging tlie canal from tin Mile to Alexan
dria, cased in a stone cnUin: and was uur-
cl.usid of a skue by the Armenian. Now,
the reasons lor supposing the Head no other
than Ponypoy’s, are these. Ah this head was
foHnd in a stone vase separate from the trtmk
anil shews inorcovet marks of having been
severed before it w as embalmed; and as tin’
honors of embalming w ere conferred upon
minis but the virtuous or the illustrious,— this
rould not lie the head of a low horn male
factor. History no where furnishes an in-
stanceNif any one living embalmed, whose
crimes had aubjedlbd hint to (lie punishment
of death—tin; common mode ol which was
decapitation. Though Poinpcy was assassi
nated on tlie Egyptian shore at J’dusiiun,
which is on tlie extreme, mouth of the Nile,
over against Alexandra, and his body w as
devoted to the noble funeral pile, where he
lay; tlie court of Ptolemy was at An xan
il ria, where the head was carried. It was
there the mean Prince presented it to Kiesar
—it having been preserved /embalmed) for
that purpose, and Cicsar 1 commanded it
should he. interred in the suburbs of Alexan
dria.’—(JJryden's Translation of Ajipian).—
Here, then, is a singular instance ot an cm
h lined head alone; and the coincidence is
altogether striking. There is room never
theless for doubt. In the tlrst place, the in
credulous must lie convinced that there-Wus
no deception practised by the slave who sold
the curiosity to the Anuiniau, nr by him —
Appian must he investigated to see whether
Drydcii’s translation he strictly act urate—
whether his meaning was interred or burned;
for as Air. Hall observes, Valerius Maximus,
another historian bus it, that CiPttar ordered
the head to be burned with precious per
fumes. Hut lie has not the weight of Appi
an, for Appian gives the detail from infor
mation obtained on the spot,and as Valerius
is eulogizing Ctesar when he introduces the
circumstance*, he may lie supposed not to
have been nice about adding the costly per
fumes, or the mode in which the Illinoi s to
the memory of Pompey were paid. We
congratulate Hr. Mitchell, however, upon
the possession of these most rare curiosities .
being as they are. curious, if the Anubis he a
mere cur, or the Pompey’s head no better
than that of the. treacherous centurion who
murdered Ins unsuspecting General.
[P/iil^Unmn.]
•mmiimmm
Repartee of Mr. Fbr.—“ There can be no
thing more ridiculous,” said Lord N
one day, “ than tlie manner in which the
Council of State assemble in certain negro
nations. In the Council Chamber are pla
ced 12 large jars half full of water. Twelve
Counsellors of State enter naked, and wal
king along with great gravity, each leaps into
a jar, and emerges himself up to his chin ;
and, in this pretty attitude, they deliberate
on the national affair*.” You don’t smile,
continued the Minister, addressing himself to
Mr. Fox. “No,” said Charles, "I see eve
ry day things more ridiculous than that.’.’
“ .More ridiculous !” returned bis Lordship,
with an air of surprise. “ Yes,” answered
Charles, “a country where the jart%ilonc sit
in Council.”
Machine for crossing Rivers.—The mecha
nist Xavier Michel, residing at Offenbudh,
has invented a very simple and compact
machine, by the aid of which rivers may lie
crossed, and even the sea attempted, w '.innut
any danger of sinking. It is nearly liv e feet
in diameter, when unfolded. An opening of
about thirteen indies in the centre is destin
ed to receive the traveller. When dis
mounted, this apparatus is easily transported
from place to place, for its entire weight
scarcely exceeds five pounds. The inventor
has made a number cf experiments on the
Rhine, all of w-liirh have been crowned with
entire success. He can make the machine
more forward or otherw ise, at pleasure and
without any great exertion. In order more
fully to prove the utility of his invention, M.
Michel hud determined to embark attend,
and descend the Rhine to its mouth.
rROM TIIE NEW II vMI’SIIIRU PATRIOT.
Th force Fruit trees to bear.- —VV ilh a sharp
knife, cut in the hark of the branch which
you mean to force to bear, not far from the
place where it is connected with the stem ;
or if a small branch or shoot near v here it is
Joined with the larger bough ; the cut is to
tie made round the branch so as to encircle
it, and penetrate to the wood. A quarter of
an inch from tin first cut make a second cut
like the first, so that Ivy both encircling tiie
branch, you have marked a ring upon the
branch a quarter of an inch broad between
the two cuts—then with a knife separate the
bark from the wovid, removing even the fine,
inner hark which lies immediately upon the
wood, so that nc. connection whatever re
mains between the two parts of the hark,
leaving the wood naked, white and smooth.
This operation must be performed when
the buds are strongly swelling or breaking
out into blossoms ; the same year, a-eallnus
is formed at each edge of the ring, and ihe
hark again restored w ithout detriment-to the
tree or branch operated upon. •
This operation seems calculated to force
those trees to bear which put out a profusion
of blossom* and yet hear no fruit ; of if they
bear, the fruit often drops from the tree be
fore rip*. The fruit from trees so operated
upon, will be larger, more fair, and riper se
veral weeks earlier, ihan the other fruit upon
the same fee. It is well known to Itotun-
ists, that the gap ascends in the wood, but de
scends by the hark ; and the above opera
tion prevents its return. The experiment
was made last year upon peach anil plum!
trees in this town—the limbs operated upon,
bore more plentifully and nearly twice as
large as the other fruit upon the same stock,
and of superior flavor, and were ripe two or
three weeks earlier, as can he attested to by
several gentlemen in town.
.Vein Method cf Inoculating Trees.—-Th
common method is to cut a slit in the back
downwards from that which is first cut across l voting rascal had taken offence at his matn-
jt, and when the bud is inserted to show 1 it ma’s having lately married, which he con
Juvenile Indiscretion.—At Marihormigh-
Street, a middle aged lady, (about eighty
eight) charged her son Charles Richmond,
a lad not yet quite seventy years of age, with
n assault: it appeared that the graceless
downwards. This method often fails of sue
cess ; the reason of which is, that as the sap
dtcends in the hark, its decent is stopped at
the place where the hark is cut crossways.
Instead therefore of extending the vertical
cut downwards, let it he extended upwards
from the cross cut, and when tlie bud is in
serted, post it upwards to it proper position
by which means it will have a plentiful flow
of sap round it, and of course not be in dan
ger of perishing for want of this requisite in
gredient.
Rose strawberries, nf a very superior qua
lity, were produced, at the dinner parties of
the. Nobility in London, as early as the
10th February last. This fruit is forced
with less light than any other, and of course
is sooner fit for the table.
OLD SOLDIERS.
Mr. Clagett, in his «p«-«icli on the pension
hill, *aid—“ The soldier of 1 he revolution tins
a stronger claim than that of mere charity.
You promised him wage*, food and raiment,
while fighting the I Kittles of his country and
defending her liberties. How were "these
promises performed ? You promised forty
shillings per month ; but, when received,for
ty dollars would not puchasc a pair of shoes ;
no. not a dinner. Yon promised him food
and raiment convenient for him ; but, alas !
the history of our country records against us
ived to be injurious to bis future expecta
tions ; he refused to work, and became quite
libertine ; his har’em scar’eni conduct, and
youthful frolics, brought on him a mntcrnr
reprimand, which so enraged him tlm! h
committed tlie assault in question, he was
hound over tu keep the peace.—Lon. paper.
One negro mail named Abel, a negro woman
named Sylv in,-one liny horse, bridle inni saddle,
one cow and calf, one yeurtiug. amt one chest
nariienlers lo«fls—levied on as the property of
1.15. Chisolm to satisfy nil execution in favor
of J. I-'.. White Is. Co.amt others.
One lot ol land on (lie Oconee river, ad joining
William Thomas and others, containing one
hundred acres, more or less, In led on ns the
property of-ftlisha \i iiImmi, to ivutisfy uii execu
tion in favor of J. x_J Guyton—property point
I out by plaintiff.
Due lot ol land No.Ctil, second district for
merly Wilkinson, now Luuidii- county, lying
on the Ofoni.e river, rnntnhilnp two liunith
two and one hnli'ncret-, adjoining David Wat-on
mid others,-levied on ustlie pn.perty nf Henry
ISritl. in tuvor of Abraham Fostel, ami oilier::—
property point-edom bv defendant".
CHATH/ts S. GUYTON, Sh'IT.
April 2fi, 1 SIM i
Sheriff's Sale.
TLTILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Till
V v next, betwi.i u the usual hours of < , ,-i
the eeuit-lwmse in the town of Dublin, Laurens
county, the fallowing properly, to veil:
H2 at res of land, well Improved, lying li
the waters ol Bigereik, adjoinilit, iIif-lito\v«»r
Mud 'Turner Maser. -, [«ked*ttB th" properly ol
Henry Culncpjiei, ius.it; iy an execution in fa
vonr of the Slate of Ge-!r;ia against Alfred
Thumptan, ta.x-collcct»>r of I niircn.x county for
the yeur lute, and Henry Cutprppei, Jacob
I ayiner un'd-rharles l’ovvel, his securities: also,
1M:! l-o Here# of hint] in the twenty-second
listiiet Wilkinson emv Lanrens eo.inty, num
ber 2K-J, on the v-.u, rs ofTtothy creek ; also
orfe lot of land 202 1-2 ucres adjoining the a
hove tract, taken ‘as the property of Cb«:h
I’ovvel, to satisfy ihe above-excr.ition.
Vi head of cnltle, take*, as the property of
Juntos lleuiy, to satisfy executions iu favor ol
William II. Parrlinore, and others.
Due lot ot land, No. IN), in the second dis
trict of Wilkin-on now Lmtrevs county, taken
as the property of S miucl Penney, to satisfy
xecutions in favor of the adtr.ini trntors of H.
Bruswel) deceased—levied on by constable and
returned to me.
One hall ot lot of land No. 272, in tbe second
district nf Wilkinson now Laurens county, con
taining lul 1-4 acres, taken ns the property of
Gilliam M. Price, to satisfy three execution’s in
favor of Gerard Buretrv*. said Price and Klisliu
Watson—levied on by u constable and returned
to me.
PH 1-4 neres of land, jt being one half of lot
No. 272, in the second district of Wilkinson now
Laur. ns county, taken as the property of Win.
M. Price, to shtisfy tv. o executions in favor ol
Adam Hunter, for tin- a o of G.'card Burch, a-
guinst said Price, Elisha Watson and F.edick
Watson—Ibvie ' on by u constable and returned
to mo.
Doe lot of land, No. 110, in the IStli district
Wilkinson now Laurens county, taken as the
property of Isaac Bayed : al o, lot No* 102, anil
part of lot Id!', in said district, all taken as the
property of said Bayed, to satisfy stimJrv execu
tions in favor of the administrators of George
Dykes—levied on by a constable and returned
tome. Conditions cash.
CH ARLES S. GUYTON, Sli'ff.
'•May 18th, tS2d.
Sheriff's Sale.
W ILL be sold to the highest bidder on life
first ’Tuesday in July next, between the
usual hours of sale, r.t Tattnall court-house, the
following NEGROES,via :—Jim nml his wife
Violet, and Delilah her child ; Diana 2u years
old; Maya boy 12 years old ; Billy TO years
old; Tom 12 years old; Charlotte t) years old;
Cyrus, child ; Grace t> year- old ; Jordan 14
years old; Hercules, 11 years eld; Rachel 10
years old ; Harriet, a Mulatto girl,' 10 vent, old.
Taken as the property of James A. Tipping,-sot
curity, to satisfy sundry executions in favor of
tlie state aguiust the tux collectors of Tattnall
county. At.so,
287 IS neres of land joining Daniel Brinson,
outlie AKmnaha, granted to William Davie.
345 acres of land, more or less, joining Joshua
Dasher, nisd John Moldy, on the Aituinuba—
granted to Sa. nl. McKultoek.
SOOncri'S pine land, more or'less, joining
Benjamin Stripling, granted to Jacob H alts.—
The above land- all 1\ lug in the county of Tati-
nail, and taken n- the property of Ltidowick
Lard, to satisfy two executions in favor of Jo
shua Kemp und Reuben Naile, property jioint-
ed out by .loshti". Kemp.
Terms, cu* .
J. II. STRIPLING, d. s.
May Id. 14
THE SUESCRIBERS
II \vr JIJIT KFLEI' rn ni"H I'V
ik.NbivK au i i.Y to. cr.M n\i
VERY I X-
MK.NT OF
iiWVUYWU^*.
SODA WATER.
A Constant supply of this pleasant and salu
tary beverage prepared on correct chemi
cal principles,"is kept for sale at the feruted wa
ter .establishment, one door north of the Shoe
Store, west side of State-House square, Mil-
ledgcville.
Juno T2 18—3t
NOTICE.
rplT08E inileliteil to the estate of Itnhcit
I. Tombs, deceased, by note or bond now in
my hands, are requested to make immediate
payment.—One of the legntees Las arrived of
age, and his sliu* of the notes and bonds will
be required in money—He lias given peremp
tory directions for the institution of suit, and the
fall circuit xvlll not be suffered to pass.
THO S W. COBB. E-x'r.
June 7 IP—
JAMES F 1X1(1 AX,
R ESPEOTUrLY informs the inlinhitnnts
of MiHedRevilto nnd its vVeinity, tlmt he
carries on PAINTING in gencnll, am) earnest 1 )’
sol ielts v share of the public patronage. All or-
.. * P cff. . voneii^ d tnime uj i
the non-perforntanveofthese promises land dvrs left at Appleton Rosseter* Store, will b
the very footsteps of the. promises established punctually attended to.
the fact/’—Albany Gazette. JJlUtt^jpville, May 29 17- 12t
\vn,l, HE SOLI),
O N the^/irsl Tuesday in Augiet next, betweet
the usual hours of sulc, at thr Court-house
in the town of Dublin, Lauren's county, the fol
lowing PROPERTY, to v it:
One Uav'Hor-e, tup and Harness, Trunk, Vi
olin uu.l Blanket—taking u-tho property of Mi
chael Viewer, to satisfy uu eiecullou iu favor nf
Daniel Hiil-e-pioperty pointed outbv the plain
tiff
One Bay Mare and Bridle, a,- (he property of
Stephen Low,to satisfy jin execution in favor of
John M. B. Thompson—property pointed out
hy the defendant.
One half of a Boat called Ann-Jackson, known
by Beaty's and Vkinbunilimit—to satisfy an ex
ecution in favor of Wm- II. I’uvamure others,
against said Beaty-
Also, one Negro Boy named Dick, about 5
years old, and one War son—taken as the pro
perty of Jacob Smith, id satisfy an execution iu
favor of George Jauiison—property pointed out
by the defendant.
One House and Lot in the town of Dublin, on
Gaines-street," o. 22 ; one Bay Horse and Gig
••nd Harness; two Mahogany Tables, ami one
Inrge-l.ooking-gluss—levief, on us thr propcfly
of Wright It. Coleman, one of the defendants,
to satisfy an execution in favor of John Tanner.
Terms, cash.
CHARLES S GUYTON, Sheriff
Dublin. June 17, ld'Ju. 20
Waw\p\ li\ aw an, 3uv\.
Mis jrsr receiveh ami oijeus jou sxi.e,
5 lihils. New-Orleans Sugar,
10 bids. Muscovado do.
JO do. I.ouf do.
<lo. do New-Orlcan* Mole res,
6 tierces prime Tlire,
5 bids. Jainaiea Rum,
Jo do. Rutenliurg Gin,
2 pipes do. do.
lo libls. Current Wine,
10 Doz. White Grosville Wine,
10 do. Red do.
f> coils bale Rope,
ft heps Salt Petre,
RAn bundles Wrapping Taper,
10 bags Coffee,
0 dozen H ire Rives,
8000 yds. Ilomc-piins,
3()iHi wt. Swecd Tire Iron,
50 pr. genii cm en's fashion able Boots,
200 do. do. do. Shoes,
(i cases do. do. white kibl’k Huts,
A large tiuil general ftwartUK'Ut of ladies
BOOTS and hllUL j.
.May 2i| 10—fit
or retail on
good linnka-
runsistiiig til
• Which lliey oiler by wliolt uil
accoiiuiiodullng terms for cu-li '
hie paper at sixty «r llility da\»
llic fullowiitg articles :
h lihils. Rye U liiskey;
•i.T lib. do do.
12 pipes Northern Gin;
•in 1,1.-. ditto;
1 do. Peppermint fnrdialj
3 do. Aniseed do.
2 do. Shrub—G qr. ri - k- Malaga Wine;
2 qr. casks Tunerilfe W ine;
2 .pi|ies old Madeira d i.
12 dozen do. do.
0 do. Port i'd*
2 cask* i.ondon Porter— 1 do. do. Ale;
6 Ids. Cidei— I bojc.i no. ■
1 pipe Cognac Brand);
2ii Ids. (Tievi-y Bouni•;
4 do. Nortlirrn-Jluni—1 Llul do <k> '
2 hlijs. Jamaica Rum—I ' do. .Molasses;
00 Ids. prime Brawn Sug.u’i
8 lihils. do. do.
3 boxes Hnvnna do.
10-bls. Loaf do
-3 do. Lump do.
20 bags Culler—3 Ids. do.
2 boxes young Hyson Ten;
8 rallies luqtrriul ho
ld riiic-.i|)|ilr Oi eeso;
2 dozen boxes ttuisius—7 boxes fsoitp;
3 boxes Cumiles;
2 kegs Tobacco, (tst qni.oly)
Id bis! Mnckm el, No.3—do. do No. 2;
28 do. New-York .xi< sl’ ali;
Is do. do. prime no.
3 do. prime Reef;
5 tierces n-v. Rice;
2 kegs wrought . nils, Sil.ntui 12<1.
I do. Cdt ' do. 8d.
G,(XH> IDs. Swede# Iron, us-oi'c.d;
boo Im.liel- Muni Sr.!l—-jon.mjlgroilnlldo.
] . Those i.-liinglu pur,:!iii-c will no well to
call, and piirUcnh'uTy country iiinrchautg,tit ool.
Lamar's nexv building, first (tour ulmvo Messrs,
t' ii.nr x. Uaxilk, m ar the market.
It. U . BARKER &. CO.
Milledgeyllle, June 20. 2t i—it
07-MOT1CE,
fltllE sub'rr.tiers having i-soriuted thnm-
8 selves in the iMr.ncAvn,!. Bi slu’ess, un
der th" flini of
5uU\p\ & T*A\clu\mm,
respectlully iiitorm their frieiMs and the pulilir
enen lly, that tiicy are n opening at the
S ore i'oimerly in tiie occupancy of Mr. U. li.
Holcombe; u general assortmrittof
DRY GOODS;
(ili Of FRIES;
HARDWARE;
CtTLERY;
MISCRLUIXmCS Sf SCHOOL
HOOKS:
PAINTS, OILS, kc.
All of which they offer lor sale on very ac
commodating terms for casti, country produce,
or approved paper.
p. f. JAii.r.rf,
It. H. I.. lil’CH ANON.
MilleitgerlHe, d-ne 1, I(••*«. 17- tf
J L ST KLCKIVED,
o» C0KsinNMi:.vr, and coh s.vlj; avtiij: sen-
sc Rural:,
20 hlnlx. SUGAR,
Co bills, ditto,
20 ditto Loaf ditto,
30 ditto Lump ditto,
17 ditto Coffee,
50 ditio Northern Gin,
do ditto Whl-ITey,
10 ditto Mur.kuri l,
30 cr.sks Cut Nails, (iiuerted,
7 ditto wrought ditto, ilntp,
VNt.OOtl llis. Swedes Iron,
J2,0‘ 0 lbs. Castings,
13 casks Truce Chains,
3ff pieces Colton Bagging,
7 trunks Shoes,
14 crates Crockery,
4 hh,Is. Glassware,
700 gallons Jugs and Jars,
10 boxes China.
THOMAS* WILEY
June 13. 18—tf
V p.nlt wuV’uu’N, W Gv k.
'2,tXH)puir of RIIOES on baud, of all quail
ties;
200,000 foot of riank and Scantling, at £T 50
per hundred ;
A quantltv of low post Bedsteads, nicely turn
>'3
High po'tcd ditto, from
ti lo 10
Tables, from
2 lo 10
Windsor Elmirs, per dozen,
lti to 20
Cart \\ heels, ironed oft', fit lor u»e,
28
Wagons and other similar work,
equally 11s cheap;
400 Cast-Steel Avs. at
2 no
Common iliMo, 2 00
All other I’hintntion fools, and Chains of eve
ry description very low priced.
Spinning W heels and Water Vessels as cheap
as they ever could lie bought.
i£j T.lli.Ui:I. Y(r e\ culed with dispatch, and
no! excc. 'dcd by any in the state for neatness,
in the newest fa-hion.
Broad Cloth Coats made for <(5 00
Pantaloons of the same, or Cusii.
mere, 1 50
Summer Coats, 3 00
All other work in tlmt-line, equally cheap.
The public are rcqtccUuliy invited to cull mid
fifrilisli them-elres with any ul our Manufac
tures, as it Will be to their interest, and for tilt
prosperity of this valuable and humane Insti
tution
Cash will be given for all the Coal ii Tallow
that shall be delivered in the IVniteittlary.
C. M CAKT’Y, r. q. p.
June 6 l'7
Y." Y*Y WSVWVW Jx, Wat YUW
A RE compelled to inform )arsons sndebted
-'4. to them, that they will, u'liiiuut exception,
put in suit die next court, all ilebts due thou,
unless paid uu mediately. They will extend their
debts for months for well endir-i-,1 paper, para
ble ut Batik. *18—tl June J.'l
RANAWAY
F ROM the subscriber on tho l-nh j n st. at th
plantution which he occupii s six miles be
low Pruiri*4duff, Wilcox count;, on the west
side of Aliibamu river, a stout null set negro
man named .i.JIlO.Y, lie is nbeul live feet tun
inches high—a little yellow—an ! has lost puit
of one of lbs cars—and is about 30 years ofuge.
He took with him u long shot gun and some
ammunition; he also took w'.'.h him about 20
weiglit of liocon—he carried tway with bin
different kinds of wearing iitipuri I—he inuv "i
ther have on a dark colored hoinespun boute.
oru blue homespun coatee—lie ul-n had a small
black Imt and u paii'cf shoes. Tlie said Aaron
is the property of John Jones bit, of S. Caroli
na ; (and 1ms now just come int i this state to
resale oil the abuvr plantation)—he wus bru't
to iliis country by tlie subscriber tin March last.
I expect lie will aim tu get back lo Carolina liy
t be way of Colinwhn or Moutgotacry. A libe-
ruDruurd will he given for die dt l.sery of said
Aaron to the subscriber, or for securing him in
any jail in this stale.
Should he he apprehended in .V. rlh or South-
Carolina or Georgia, information i- requested to
be given to John Rodgers or Win Junes, both
living in South-Caroliim, Marlboruugh district,
or to the subscriber.
JOHN W. BRIDGES.
Wilcox county, May 27 18 3
IP’ Editors of the Southern R eorder, Co-
lurubiuu Telescope, Carolina Observer; tcGeor
gia Advertiser, are requested to in;ert theubovi
tbres timci, offti fcrnwil Ues bilbfcr w-vavu"..
ri)my fay,
ATTOl'.Xt. 1 A (• vFMi.l Hill .IT L.1H\
t NFORMS lii« friends inlienrgia, and (lie pub-
I lie generally, tlmt tie Ian opened un i.fiicc at
Washington, in tlm county of Autauga, on the
Alabama river, between (ftilmwbu and Montgo
mery, where lie is really th attend to any busi
ness ill 111' profe'slon, or as agent, with which
lie may lie favored. He will attend courts in
all tiie" MidiBc counties, most of which lire in
cluded in oim Ciiruit, commencing the third
Monday in July. Return day out live days be
fore Court. Business left with Nqdius Staples,
Esq. Sparta, v ijl lie attended to.
AAVhbiirlnn, Max T*_.ti
FiXccittur's Sah.
W 11 L be sold, on tlie first Tuesday in July
pom, at Klbvrton, Elbert county,
awes ol* Laud
in said county, on the waters 01 l.ightwotd
creek, adjoining Inndso! Jonathan Paine and o-
Iheis, as 1 In. 1 propelty nl Iticliard Easter, dee d
for the benefit ol the heirs and creditors of said
deceased. JOHN C. EASTEIl, Ex'r.
April 10—9
GEORGIA, l’ntnaui county.
Sl'.PTEAlBElt TERM, 1819.
Iltxandir tl. Ilatsion, ) 'RULE NISI.
Uenjaniin Jordan. ) tor forkci osuhk.
E Tl'O.N the petition of Alexander It. Rulston,
vJ praying the tm eclosnro of (the equity of
redeimiiio.i in and to a certain tract or parcel
ot land eonlnininglwo hundred two mill n half
acres, ly ing mid being in the county ofl’ntnnm
aforesaid, oeiirinally granted to David Warden,
on the ninth day 01 October, eighteen hundred
and live, nod know 11 as lot iiiiinhrtr three liiiti-
ilred mid ninety-two. in the scciJpd district ol
Baldwin cuunlyuml Mate of Georgia, now Put
nam count), as by reference to'lhe original
plat will more fully appear,and mortgaged by
tlm sat,I Benjamin Jordan to the said Alex-
ander It. RaRton by a deed of mortgage, dated
on the sixteenth day of September on* thou
sand eirlit hundred und eighteen, niyru effectn-
nlly to secure the payment of a promissory note
ul hand in writing, given at Augutta on tin
third d.'.y of June, eighteen hundred'and eigh
teen, by the said Benjamin Jordan th the said
Alexander It. Ralston, for the sum of one thou
sand and thirty-six dollars thirty-seven and Dm
half cents, and due on the third day of June
eighteen hundred and eighteen thereafter.
Whereupon, 011 motion of Thomas V, Wells
■Attorney for Alexander It. Ralston, Hint tin
principal, interest and cost due on said mort
gage he paid into this court within twelve
mouths, or until the time appointed fur the pay.
inent of (he money, or served on the said Ben
jamin Jordan, at leusl six months previous to
Unit period.
A true ci/pi/ from the Minnies.
JOHN 1. SMITH, Clk . r.. P . c .
OKORGTA, Jasper County, Superior Court.
Marsh Term, itm. *
James Haurisos, >
vs > Rule Nisi.
John I’. Coi.rs. )
■ • PON the petition of James Harrison, stat*.
\J ing that John P. Coles on the eighteenth
day of'January, in the year eighteen hundred
and nineteen, made and delivered to him a
mortgage lor tho lots of land, known by the
numbers thirty two and thirty (luce, in the thira
teentli district of Baldw in now Jasper county
and the lot number ninety one in the seven-’
teentli district of formerly Baldwin now Jasper
county, for the better-securing tho payment id'
the 1 ant of six thousand two hundred and forty
three dollars and forty one cents due to the -uid
James Harrison by 11 proinisorj- note; on mo
tion ol William Cook, counsel for the petit ion.'
cr. il it ordered, that the soiiT John P. Coles do
pay Into the Clerk’s office of this court the suiu
of money ufoiesnid w ith interest and cost, w ith'
III twelve months from this date, or the equity
of redemption in nml to the said mortgaged pre-
ini-os w ill be thenceforth forever barred nml
foreclosed : And it is further urdend, that u copy
of this rule lie served on the said John P. Coles
or Ills special agent lit leust six months, 01 be
published in one of the public Gazettes of this
state at least twelve months before Die time tiny
money is directed to b • paid.
I certify (Imt tiie foregoing is a true copy ta»-
ken from the minutes this 1 Ith April, lh20.
JOHN W JLI.SON, Clerk.
April 18 uil2iu
GEORGIA, J Coart of Ordinary,
Icsper County. $ SejitcmLer Term, HUB
WHEREAS Abram Hill, by his petition to
v Y this court, shews that Theophilus Hill, in
bis life time, entered into an ul,ligation to make
Die said Abram Iliil titles to u tract of laud, ly-
■np part in V\ ilkesuml purl in Oglethorpe county
on Dry Fork und Long creek—continuing Rhi
lerr-s more or less, adjoining tlie said Ahitim und
others. And it further appearing that the con
tract hath been fully complied with,.011 motion
of counsel, for the petitioner—Ordered, (imt
Isnn. M'Clcmlcn.administrator, and AmeyCns-
lellow, administratrix on the estate olseid The-
opliilns Hill, be directed to make titles to
the bind aforesaid, in terms ofrtlic luw in such
case, made am) provided : And it is further or
dered. Dial « copy of this rule lie published once
a-month for three mouths, in one of the public
gazettes in this state.
A true copy from the minutes, given under mv
hand this 24th day of Jenuiiry, 1820.
ROBERT ROBEY, Cleric, C D.
March, 13—5 41
IVTINE months alter the date hereof, upplfca-
-L x tion will be made to the honorable Inferior
Court of Telfair county, sitting for ordinary
purposes, for leave to sell the real, und part of
lie personal estate of Edward Love, lute of said
comity, deceased.
JOHN C. LOVE, ) .
DANIEL LOt E, ) 0TS ’
J nekton ritle, Hd January, 1820.
GEORGIA, Jasper County, Superior Cvuritt
March Term, iu20.
James M'Donai.d, and'
William S. Port,
for the use of
Juii.x M’Kinne,
Rule JYiti.
James Richards.
t ]EON the petition of James M’Donnld anff
’ Williuin S. Pope, for the use of John tic-
Kmnc, stating that James Richards did m the
ti. cut) -sixth day of November in thr yea • eigh
teen bundled and eighteen, make and deliver
to ) our petitioners u dec J of mortgage for the
lot ot land known and distinguished bv the
umber eight iu the fifteenth district of B ildwitx
now Jasper county, for the better securing the
pa) mem ql the sum of ten thousand dollars due
In the pelitioneis by a promisnry note dated
23d November I8ls,und payuble twelve uiontlzs.
thereafter.
On motion of William Cook, counsel for the.
petitioners, it is ordered, that the said'Jujnoe
Richards do pay into the clerk's office of lliir
court Ihe sum ot money uforesni I n ith the inte
rest and cost thereon within twelve months from
this dale, or the equity of redemption maud to
the said mortgaged premises, will be thence
forth and forever barred and foreclosed : and it
is further ordered, that a copy of this rule bis
served on the said James Richards or his spe
cial ugent ut least six mouths, or published iu
one of the puld c Gazettes of this state once a
month for twelve months, before the time the
money is directed to be paid.
I certify that the foregoing is a true copy tut
ken from the minutes, this 1 Ilh April, 1820.
JOHN W ILLSON, Cl k.
*4 ir 'i )9 11112m
J\j INK months after date, application will ho
-Lx made to the honorable the court ol OidR.
nary ol Baldwin county, for leave to sell the re>-
*1 estate oS John Troutmun, deceased, for this
"bciiuit of the.heirs of said deceased.
H. B. TROUTMAN, > . ,
JEREMIAH LAMAR, ( Adm **
May 59, 4820 , n ()m
IV INE month* alter dnte, application will be
- x made to the honorable the Inferior Court
ol Jones county, when sitting for ordinary pur
poses, for leave to sell the real estate of TAiirn
lev Ballard, deceased.
THOMAS BALLARD, ) ,
THOMAS WHITE, \Admrt,
M«yt>, 1820—13—*
tCitlwm it. Clay, '
It. Clay, )
M - J
~s Gay. )
j\[ INK months after this dan-, application
lx will be made to the honorable the Infe
rior court of Twiggs county for leave to sell
the land of Gilbert Gilder, deceased, for'be
nefit of thr heirs and creditors.
WILLOt GIIBY JORDAN, Adm'r.
March 5, Hi20.
rs
OiiCiv—.Wie ulter4i’ite, upplica-
court of Ordinary of Morgan county, for leave
to sell ii certain tract ot l.an/1 containing one
hitmU eiS anil sixty ac» os, more or less, on the
\ppuiatehy river, adjoining; Norwood and o-
thers, tin- property of Hcubin Uadford, deem-
J, soli] lor the benefit ot the heirs of said de
ceased. JOHN RADFORD, ? r *
Wm. RADFORD, ^ ors.
ApiT 7, 1820 m9m*
GEORGIA, Hancock county, Superior court.
April Term, 1IJ20.
I’lir si >.T, his honor Judge Oooi v—Rule Kisi
Tf ON thepelition of George W. C. Shivers,
V - grand-sou and legatee under the last will
and le-tumeut of (feorge C'owen, deceased,und
a minor under the age of twenty-one years, by
Ills i.f-xt friend W itiiain G. Springer, praying the
e-tablishmenl of a copy wfthe last will and tes
tament of said George Cowen, deceased, (which
has been so destroyed that it cannot be found)
in lieu of saij original; a ropy of said original
last n ill aud-tcstanient being herewith shewn
lo Ihe court as nearly us can lie recollected, and
filed in the tlerk's office thereof. On inotjon of
coimsnl, it is therefore ordered, that said copy
of said original will s:> ns aforesaid destroyed be
ustublislied in lieu thereof at the next term of
this court Mules* cause be shewn to the contrary.
Audit is fin tiler ordered, that u ropy of this
rule he pulilishcd iu one of the public gazettes
of Milledieville, once a month for six months
previous (o the time of making upidicatian for a
rule absolute in the premises.
A true extract from the minutes, this 22d day
of April, 1320. PHIL. L. SIMMS, Clerk.
April t i ml'un
XOTICE.
A pplication will be made to the ho-
tin-able the court of Ordinary for Kl-
liert caunty, nt July term next, for leave to
sell three Negroes, belonging to the estate of
Hich^d llaster, late of said county deceased.
vi/„: line negro xvoman, Sally, and her child
Ellies,-also, one negro l>oy, Henry—for thr
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said de-
eeastd.
JOHN C. EASTER, Ex’or.
April 8 ti tf
.Vine months after Hate,
A pplication wiifbe made to the in-
ferior Court of Morgan county, when
sitting for ordinary purpose*, for leave to sell,
tlie Ileal Estate andNegroes ofWm.Walkei
deceased SIMEON WALKER,
Administrator
Nor. SO. 12—Inn
A FTT.lt the expiration of nine months from
JjL the date hereof, application will be made
jo the Inferior court of Laurens county, when
kitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell
ftlie real estate of Arthur Icinaii. deceased, for
the benefit of the heirs and creditor* of said de
ceased. HENRY C. FUQUA. Adm’f.
jwu SJ> isjy.
James
I T appearing to the court that the defendant
in the above case is not to be found in the
county : On motion, ordered, that the said biU
be served by publishing this rule in one of tho
Gazettes of this circuit, once u month for fix
months, uml by serving a copy of the said biU
011 the Attorney for said Gay, in the common
luw case.
True copy from the Minutes.
JOHN NISBET, Clerk.
February 11,.1890 m6m
In llaldwin Sinterior Court, February
Term, 1820.
Elijah Melton, ) - , .
(Hill of Injunc*
Daniel Mivblf.t, j tion, fyc.
I T uppearingto the Court that the defendant
resides without the jurisdictional limits of
this court.—On motion ordered, that the above
bill be serv ed by publishing a copy of this rule
in one of the public gazettes in this circuit one*
a month for six months, and serving a copy cf
the bill on the Attorney of the said Mobley.
A true Copy, taken from the Minutes.
THOMAS H. KENAN, Clerk.
March 28, 1820.
In Baldwin Superior Court, Fetmiary Term, lb'JW
William Ball, ) RULE NISI,
vs. } von
Abner Locke, ) FORECLOSURE.
U PON the petition of William Bail,*
praying the foreclosure of the equity
of redemption in and to a cert..in tract or
parcel of land, lying and being in the town
of Milledgeville, containing otic quarter of
an acre, being' one fourth part of lot No. 3,
known and distinguished in the plan of said
Town of Millcdgcville by square No. 89,
fronting Wilkinson strc.ct, westwardly ft*
feet, southw ardly by John Allen’s premises,
northeast by the said Abner Locke’s premi
ses, which proceedings extend east and west,
on cast line 210 feet and north and south ii2
feet, making an oblong square, mortgaged
by the said Abner Locke, to tlie said Vi illi-
am Ball, by a deed of mortgage, dated the
flth day of October, IS 19, the better to se
cure the paymentof t he sum of #805, which
was to have been paid on or before the first
day of March, 11120, with lawful interest
thereon ; and default having been made in
the payment of tiie said sums,
WHEREFORE And on motion of
Samuel Rockwell, attorney for Ihe said
William Ball: It is ordered, That the prin
cipal, interest and costs due on said mort
gage be paid into tills court, within twelve
months of this day, and that this will he
published once a month for twelve months
successively, or a copy thereof be personally
served on the said Abner Locke, at least six
months previous to tlie time named lbr tliu-
payment of the said sums of money.
A true Cupp taken from the Minutes
THOMAS H.
March lith, 1IS20.
KENAN, Clerk-
Baldwin Superior Court, April adj'd Term, IH20.
Presold, the Hon. CiiRisTornuR Ii. Stuuku.
Sally Howell, j
vs. > Libel for Divorce.
William Howell, \
fTTllE return of the declaration, stating that
X. the defendant in the above case is not to
be found in this county ; on motion of plaintiff’*
counsel, it is ordered, that servlet! be peifucted
by publishing this notice once a month until the
next term, in one of the ganetles of this slate.
A true copy taken from the minutes, this 8tk
Mav, 1820.
THOMAS H, KENAN, Clerk..
Slav e > liiU, lutiui