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f POETRY. TRUE FREEDOM. WHO then is free ? the Wisc alone, Who only bows to Reason’s throne; Whom neither want, nor death, nor chains, Nor subtle perfecu tor’s pains, Nor honors, wealth, nor lust can move From virtue and his contry*s love. Self-guarded like a globe of fteety External insults can he feel ? Or ere present oue weaker part To Fortune's moil insidious dart. LOST. OUT out of the fubferiber’s Pocket Book, a certain note of hand of L. De Keyfer* of three hundred pounds, payable in Col. Call’s bonds, and drawable in favor of Field ing Woodroof, of South-Carolina, and transferred fiom Woodroof to the fubferiber. He therefore forwarns all per sons from receiving or trading with the fame. A generous Keward will be given to the person who delivers the fame to EMANUEL WAMBERSIE. Lewis Newhoufe & Co * HAVING COMMENCED *The Whole} ale Bujinefs on Commission, At their own Wharf at Savannah ; THEY beg leave to allure all those who may be pltafed to favour them with their edmmiflious, that tjicy may not ohly depend upon expedition aud punduality, but like wise on.every attention being paid toward promoting their interest. Gentlemen keeping flores in the country, may be supplied with the goods they want at a diort notice ; what ever articles are not to be got here at a reasonable price, (hall be fpnt from Charleftoii, where the above-mentioned Lewis Newhoufe and Co. tranfait bufmefs as Factors. Savannah , Qttcbtr I; 1786. WANTED, Twelve Thousand Pounds, IN CERTIFICATES, SUCH a§ the Legiflaturc will receive in payment for coft fifeated property j for which Gold and Silver, or Rice ill be given. For geucrous proposals apply to the fub ribers in Savannah. BRICE Sc COWAN. — ‘ - ■ 1 notice. The Subscriber keeps a House of Private incertainment For a few of his friends and acquaintances, with cood STABLING for HORSES. NEKEMIAH WADE. Augufla, Nov. it, 175 6. ■( ■ ■■ Areturu of the Land that was not given in and returned hr the Receiver, aud has not been paid for • ONE hundred and fifty acres of land of the thi’rd quail,v, late David Morrias, said to be the property of Solo mon Thontpfon. r 1 Fe,°e n ro“ *““*• tlie Property of Thiee hundred acres of the second quality, in two trails belonging to the estate of James Ogelve, fen. deceased. Ancrnfl o/C JAMES WALKER. 4 The following appeals will be tried before hia Honor the Governor in Council, on Thursday the 4th of January next the parties concerned are desired to attend : William Griffin, 1 Appeal 1000 acres of land, Waflringtoa vs. > county. Benajah Jordon, 3 Elijah Clarke, 1 vs. > Waftiington County, Nehcmiah Dunn, j JAMES MERIWETHER, S. E. fr. - l tz - ■ ■ • IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Auguft.l3, 1786. Ordered , THAT theCommiffioners of Confiscated Estates for the year 1778, be called on to lay their books and paper*, before the next Legiftature; Extrad from the Minutes, JAMES M. SIMMONS, C. G. A. Richmond CoUnty, Clerk’s-Officc, Nov. a, 178 6. Ordered , '""l HAT the Diftritfs for holding the Courts of Conscience 1 be as follows : The lower diftrid, called Augusta, be: ginning at the Burke county line, and running up Savannah river to Glover’s old plantation, then along the ridge lead ing from said plantation between the waters of Reed # s and Uchee creeks, to the heads thereof, thence along said road to the Sand Hill Old Mill, and along said road to where it interfeds the Burke county line, the Court for which Diflricf fliall be held at Augusta, called the Kiokec diftrift. The Middle Diftricf iliall begin at the aforefaid plantation, running up Savannah river to the mouth of Cagg creeki thence up said creek to the head thereof, and thence along the ridge which divides the waters of Green, Brier, Germa*- ney’s creeks, and Kiokee, to Wilkes county line, the Court j to be held at the Cohrt House, on Little Kiokee, for said Diflrid. The Upper Diftrid, called Wrightlborough diftrid, (hall be- I gin at the mouth of the aforefaid Cagg creek, thence runuing I up Little river to the mouth of Williams’s creek, thence up I said creek to Wilkes county line, the Court for which Diftrid | thall be held at the town df Wrightfborough. A true copy from the Minutes, * PETER CRAWFORD, A, t. C. just received from Philadelphia, and to be had at the Printing - Office, • The Columbian Magazine, I For SEPTEMBER, 1786. Embfellifhed with I. A striking iikenkfs of the late Major- I General Greene, and 11. The Arms of the United States of I America,—both elegantly engraved by an American artifti I Containing t Sketch of the life of General Greene—Ctirib- 1 ry thoughts on the state of the foul in deiiqnib—Chronicie for I 1850—The lliipwreck—Defcription of the Kraken—Of the I antipathy between the crocodile and the Vulture of Brazil—l Legislation, and Eafterh apologue—Account bf the vice pt-| culiar to the savages of North-America—Friendly diredioml to a young gentleman going abroad—Thoughts ou fpirituail beings—Letter relative to the prefeiit state bf Chink— Revietfl of the hiftory of South-Carolina—On the Marquis de la Fa-1 yette —Chaiader of Lieutenant-'Colonel John Laurens—Ac-1 count of the state of affairs in South-Carolirfa, after the eva-l cuation thereof—On American mam/fa&ures—The loves ofl Artho and Colval—Explication of afl abstruse passage in Ec J times—On the marriage, Concubinage, aufl children of the Turks—Befcriptiou of the arms of the Unite J States—The young bear and the old one—Addrds from thJ Philadelphia fuciety for promoting agriculture—ConftitutioJ of ditto- Premiums offered by ditto—Speech of General Waihington—Mathematical qnefiions— Poetical epistle to I friend—to a fifler— Address to Biihop Seibury—QueftionJ Epigram. ■ NO T I C E | THE concern of FISHBOURN and GRAVES beiil dissolved, all persons indebted thereto are requested | make immediate payment; and those having demands agaii| said concern, are requested to call on the fubferiber, I Augusta, for payment. , THOMAS GRAVES. 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