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otac* POET R y. yomxxxxx Br a FRIEND: Qccafiomd by the Death of the late Mrs. APPLING. WHILST that my amiable neighbour’s gone, To roam thro* regions far beyond the fun; To mingle with the bright seraphic- race, And view the glories of her Maker’s face ; To tafte.the pleasures of angelic life ; And reign secure from forruw, pain, and llrife; How gloomy, how disconsolate I rove, And rue her absence from the friendly grove! Withlilent tears, the en>pty rooms I trace, And mourn the absence of Melinda’s face ; Whose much-lov’d, animating, chearful smile Could all the sorrows of my heart beguile ; While sense, ceconomy,and prudence reign’d, In ev’ry attion of my much-lov’d friend; While conjugal, parental virtues glow’d And peace and harmony around her flow’d* —— But why indulge the unavailing tear ? Why cherish pain, already too severe ! 6he’s gone I no more the rural scene to tread No more her kindly influence to (hed ; No more with friendlhip’s balmy smile to chear TJie weeping friend, or dry the falling tear ! Jake then, bleft shade, this tribute of my love ’Till we lhall meet, with joy, in realms above. AMANDA. Kiokeef Dec . 15, 178.8.. ' * •- < * GE O R G lAi IBy Lewis Gardner , (L. S.) I Efq.RcgifterofEro- JLEWIS GARDNER, r bats sos the County J of Richmond. ■yy HERE AS James Brown has applied to me for letters of ad minift ration on theeftatc and cfletfs of James Kerr, Merchant, late of Richmond county, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and An gular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at my Office, on the Oh day of January next, to fliew caul’e, if any they have, why letters of administration should not be grauted. Given under my hind and fcal, at my Office, the 6th day of December, in the year of our Lord 1788, and in the 13th year of the Independence of the United States of America. GEORGIA. \By Lewis Gardner , (L. S.) / Efq.RegifterofPro- LEWIS GARDNER, t bats for the County - ) of Richmond. WHEREAS Andrew M‘Credie has applied to me for letters of administra tion on that estate and efferts of Alexander Shearer, deceased : These are therefore to cite and admonilh all and Angular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and ap pear before me at my Office, on the 2ad day of December next, to (hew caufp,‘ if any they have, letters of administration mould not be granted. > Given under my hand and seal, at my Office, the aid day of November, in the jlear of our Lord one thousand [even hundred and eighty- eight, and in the 13th yfcar of the Independence of the United States of America. To be let, -T h 1 New Store House Next to the Printing-Office, just finiffied in the completed man ner l( r the reception of goods, with a cellar 36 tect by 20. For terms apply to the Printer. Cumming & M'Credies Have imported in the last vejfeis prom London and other parts of Great-Britain , A complete and general Aflortment G O 6 D S, Which they are now felling on mo derate terms at their Stores in Au gusta, Campleton , and at Liberty Hill , near Pickens * Warc-houfc, viz . WHITE, blue, green, and drab coloured plains Fearnoughts, ftrouds, rose and duf fil blankets Superfine and second broad cloths of mod colours Green, buff, white and red flannels . Caflimers, fagathies, duroys Womens tcarlet, blue and crimson cardinals Durants, (haloons, calamancoes,laft ings, bombazeen Irifli linens of every quality White and brown sheetings, dowlas, Ruflja (heetings and drabs* bed ticking and bunts Oznaburgs A variety of printed linens,catlrcoes, and chintzes An aflortment of check and linen handkerchiefs Cam bricks, lawns, lawn aprons and handkerchiefs ; Plain and figured muslins Black and coloured Barcelona hand kerchiefs Plain and striped shags for waistcoats A great variety of waistcoat patterns Corduroys, plain and figured velvets Jeans and f'uftians Brown Holland, linen and cotton checks and (tripes Black floreritine, modes, Persians aqd other silks Mens and womens worded* cotton, thread and silk dockings MattrafTes Mens and womens saddles, bridles, girths, surcingles, laddie bags, port "manteaus, holders, saddle cloths, &e. A complete alTortment of mens (hoes and boots Ladies calamanco, lading and Mo rocco (hoes Childrens ditto , A large aflortment of mens coarse and fine hats Ladies black and white riding hats White and coloured.threads, ribbons Writing paper of every kind, Bibles, Tedaments, Prayer books, Watt’s Hymns, Spelling books, dates, sealing wax, ink powder Buttons, buckles, spurs, dirrup irons, bridle bitts An alTortment of locks, bolts, hinges, drawing knives, reap hooks,knives and forks, cutteaux, pen knives, razors, TciUbrs, angers, gouges, thiflels, (hovels and tongs, fire dogs, brals fenders, (mooching irons, grid irons, ddk furniture 4d« Bd. iod. isd. 2od. and naiU and flooring brails Weeding and grubbing hoes, felling and broad axes Trace chains Mill, cross cut, and hand saws, with files An aflortment of planes and plane' irons Smiths anvils, vices, fledges, and hammers Frying pans Bar iron, (hear moulds, German and blidered feel Iron pots and Dutch ovens Steelyards, hand vices, awl blades* shoe and saddle tacks Guaging rods Cutting knives, feytbes, gun locks Large and small grinddones Brass wire and hair sieves Looking glades, futveyors instru ments Weavers flays and shuttles An aflortment of tin ware An aflortment of crockery ware Pewter diflies, bafons, plates, &c. An aflortqient of glass ware Copper (tills, with worms, &c. com plete Copper tea kettles Bar lead, (hot, and gun powder A variety of medicines Pins, needles, fifhing hooks, (ewine? silk, twist, &c. _ fhey have also for Sale , Allum and fine Salt 5 Jamaica, Weft-India* and Northward rum; white and brown sugars, ffiolafi fes, coffee, chocolate, teas; alfpice, pepper, brimstone, ginger * cop peras, allum, nutmegs, muftard* cotton and wool cards; leading i lines, bed cords, and twine j with a variety of other articles too tedious to enumerate; Augujta , Dec. x, 1788. t ■ ■• •***• • ; ‘* : J u st published , and may be had at the Printing-Office > a jew Co pies of a Funeral Sermon On the Death of Daniel Kelloggs late of the State of Connecticut; who died at Wajhington, , die 20th of August 1788. r : Preached at the fteqpeit of the WASHING TON LODGE, No. 5. of ANCIENT YORK MASONS. . By the Rev. Brother JOHN HURT. Also may be had at the Print ing-Office, V A jew Copies of the La w s Os the General Afiembjy of the State of Georgia, pafied last Sefiion. ALSO THE JOURNAL * OF T.HE CONVENTION OF THE ST 4TE of GEORGIA On the Federal Constitution. The Federal Constitution is contained in the above-mentioned Publication .