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Three Doll*.per annV] Volume VIII.] Collector’s Sale. WILL BE SOLD, On Thursday the 11 th day cf Au gust next) between the hours of ien and three o’clcck, at the Court House in Oglethorpe county , the following tracts of land , or as much thereof . a- will satisfy the taxes due therm , for the years 1 806 and 1807, together with costs — viz* | WO hundred rivo and an half acres of land in Baldwin county (when returned) known by lot No. 284 and 4th diftrift; taken as the property of Leonard Stringer, to fatisfy his tax for the year 3 806— due 11 dollars 70 1-2 cents. Also 202 1-2 acres of land, in Baldwin county, known by lot No, 84 and 16th didrift; taken as the property of Reuben Radford, ad mi niff rater of John Davis, to fatis fy laid Davis’ tax for the year 1806 —due 31 1-4 cents. Also ’ 202 1-2 acres of land, in Wilkinson county, known by lot No. 81 and 25th diftrift; taken as the property cf Joseph Hobbs, to fausfy his tax? for the year 1806*-- due 31 1-4 cents. Also 202 (-2 acres of land, in Wilkinson county, known by lot No. 135 and 24th di drift; taken as the property of William Martin, to fftisfv his tax for the year 1 305 —due 31 i-4 cents. Also 202 1-2 acres of land, in Wilkinson county, known by lot No. 120 and iff diftrift—alfo, one other traft of 202 1-2 acres in said county, known by lot No. 97 and 3 3 diftrift ; taken as the property of Needham Sorrels, to fatisfy his tax for the year 1806—-due 1 dol lar 7 cents. A’.-o j- ±.l ■- ‘202 1-2 acres of land., in Baldwin county, known by h i. No. 227 and sth diftrift—alfo, too a cres of land in Clark county, ad joining Radford Ellis; ail of said property taken to fatisfy William Buttles* tax for the year 1806- due 8212 cents. Also 1 50 acres of land in Elbert county; taken as the property cf Benjamin Williamson, to fatisfy his tax for the year 1807 —due 1 dol lar 40 1-2 cents. Also 21 4-5 acres of land in the county of Wilkes, adjoining Bur roughs ; taken as the property of Chatnpnefs Arnold, to- latisfy his tax for the year 1807— due 43 cts. Also 202 1-2 acres of land, in Wilkinson county, known by lot No. 150 & 1 Bth difl 1 ift ; taken as tiir.” property of Benjamin Hodnctt t f riTv his tax for rhe year 1807 *•* L* .1 1 l( 1 . l#il i Qt. ’ 5 •*2 Cent** \ rt /-> vr i nprYb Washington, ( Georgia) Printed weekly for Sarmi Hjilxccss. ,\ i _ _ 1 A*SO 202 1-2 acres of land, in j Wilkinson county, known by lot i No. 42 & 23d diftrift ; taken as the property of John Stringer, to fatisfy his tax for the ) r ear iSg6— due 3 1 1-4 cents. Also 202 1-2 acres of land, in Wilkinson county, known by lot No. 212 & Bth diftrift; taken as the property of Thomas Folley to fatisfy his tax for the year 1806— due 3 1 1-4 cents. Also 202 1-2 acres of land, in Baldwin county, known by lot No. 7 1 & 16th diftrift; taken as the property of William Burks fen. to fatisfy his tax for the year ißc6 —due 31 1-4 cents. Also 202 1 2 acres of land, in Wilkinson county, known by lot No. 158 & 24th diftrift; taken as the property of Thomas Angß to fatisfy his tax for the year 1807— due 39 cents. Also 202 1-2 acres cf land, in Baldwin county, known by lot j No. 84 & 10th diftrift; taken as the property est Jeffs Can ell to fat isfy his tax for the year iScy-—due 39 cents. Also 202 1-2 acres c/f land, in l Baldwin county, known* by lot j No. 70 2c 12th diftrift ; taken as the property of Aaron Phillips, to fatisfy his tax for the year 18.07 due 39 cents. Also # 490 acres of land in Wayne county, known by lot No. 337 & | Ift diftrift ; taken as the property of John L. Moody, to fatisfy his til X for the year 1806—due 69 t-2 cents. Also 202 1-2 acres of land, in j Wilkinson county, known by lot” ! No. 63 & 10th diftrift; taken to fatisfy the tax of Edmund Penn for the year 1807, also for the tax of ——- Moore dec. and Francis Penn due 2 dollars 38 1-2 cents. Also 202 1-2 acres of land, in Wilkinson county, known by lot No. 108 & 23d diftrift; taken as the property of David Battie, to fatisfy his tax for the year 1807 — due 62 1-2 cents. Also 202 1-2 acres of land, in Wilkinson county, known by lot j No. 10 & 13th diftrift, alfc, one other lot in laid county, known by No. 464 & 7th diftrift; taken as the property of Eliflia Burks, to fatisfy his Lax for the fear 1807 — due 39 cents. Also 202 1-2 acres of land, in Wilkinson county, known by lot No. 39 &c 24th diftrift ; taken as the property of George Elliott to SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 180$. * UfiSfy his tax for the year ißcj due 62 1-2 cents. Conditions cash. Jack Lumpkin, T. C. June 11, 1808. 9*'. JO IS SQL tiflOM Hp j[ HF. Co-partnership under the firm c r CULSERTSON A. STOVALL, diffplyed by mutual consent; on the 27th ultimo. AI! persons who have any claims again ft ;he said firm, will call on Peter Stovall for settlement, and those who are in debted thereunto, will also call on him immediately, and make pay ruent, or liquidate their accounts. tVm. P. Culbertson, Peter Stovall. Wilkes county, Juae 9, 1803. -Stp. Ten Dollars Reward. AVrs AY ED from Augusta on T hurl’d ay morning last, 26th May, Ia DARK GREY MARE, four ! years old, and about fourteen and tin half hands high, fliod all round, her mane lias lately been pulled and trimmed, and when {he. went Lvyay, it was bralckd, ike has a long tail, white at the end, ana has never been docked; there id a fore upon her back occ Tinned by the fadule, and her right eye has fotne appearance of a film growing I over it,—She was seen in Walking - ; ton, Wilkes, cn Monday evening 1 last—Whoever will take h r up arid deliver her at the Augusta Book Store, (hall receive the a liove reward and all reafonablc ex pcnces. Augusta, June 2, 1808. 3f. LAW-OFFICE. jf_ HE fubferibers having entered into co-partnership in the practice of the LAW, under the ft. in of Gr.iffin & Campbell, beg leave to inform those who may be inclin ed to employ either or both of them, that the one or the other may be found regularly at their of fice, for the difeharge of business. They intend praftiftng in the Su perior courts of all the counties in the Weft cm circuit, (Franklin ex cepted.) also in the counties of Greene and Baldwin-—and in the Inferior courts of Wilkes, Lincoln, Elbert, Oglethorpe, Hancock and Warren. John Griffin, Duncan G. Campbell. Washington, June 4, 1808. TEN DOLLARS reward. HE above reward will be giv en to any person who will lodge my negro man Major in Wilkes jail, or return him to me, or pro duce farisfafter/ proof that they have taken his life. Archibald Martin. Hancock county, May 20, ISGB. if. |fCuyaaie hay yearry . [Number 382. Cn Vulgarity. A vulgar, ordinary way of think irig, acting, or speaking, implies a l-./vV education, and a habit of low company. Young people contract •it at Tchool, or among servants, with whom they are toodbfren uk-4 to converse; but, after they fre tiubnt COCd t trrnrt A ‘ ‘ 4 if . 1 want ati/antibo and obfervatton very much, if they do not lay it quitu aftde; and indeed if they do not, good company will be very apt to hy them abide. File various kinds of vulganl’ms are infinite ; I cannot pretend to point them out to you ; but I will give fame samples, by which you may guess at the rest. A vulgar mart is enpfious and jealous; eager and impetuous about trifles : he suspects hiuftelt to bo flighted; thinks everything that is laid meant at him ; ir the company happens to laugh, he Is perfuided they laugh at himgrows angry and teiiy, fays something very un pertinent, and draws hirnfeif into a l’crape, by (hewing what he calls a proper spirit, and averting hhnfelf- A man of faflilon does not suppose himfelf to be either the foie or prin cipal cbjeft of the thouglits, lodM or words of the conipahy ; and ne ver iaipefts chat he is eh her flight ed or. E ughed at, conicicms that he defervcs.it. And* ft (whidi very fclJom happens) the company is absurd or ill-bred e nough to do he does not care two-pence, unless the insult be i'-> grots and plain as to require fat iSluEL Lti of another kind.- As he is above trifles, he is never vtlie merit and eatrer about them; and, wherever they are concerned, rather acquiesces than wrangles. A vuL gar man’s conve.* fation always ia~ yours strongly of the lowness of hrs. education and company; it turns, chiefly upon his domestic affairs, his ; fervaiits, the excellent order be keeps in his own family, and ther httle anecdote a of the neighbour hood ; all which lie relates emphasis, as interesting matters- He is ain an-go flip. I Vulgarism in language is the | next, and uiftinguifhmg charaft r iftic of bad company, and a bad education. A man of fafhion a voids nothing with more care than this. Proverbial expfeffions and ! trite layings are the flowers of the ; rhetoric of a vulgar man. Would ihe fay, that.men differ ia their tastes ; he both supports and adorns that opinion, by the good okl fay ing, as he refpeftfully calls it, that u what is one map’s meat is anoth er man’s tempts being smarts as he calls it, upon him ; he gimthern tit for tat, aye, that he does. He, always fame favorite word for rhe dm* be ing ; which, for the fake of uu:\r often, he commonly abufec. Such as vastly angry., vastly kind, vastly handsome, and vastly ugly. Event j his pi onuij iufioii ijf proper V ‘orcls carriestyhe maik of ht beiU dftnw with if. He calls die t snti c he U d’hheJ Lot G W jc “