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J-Tliroc dollars per year, if paid in .~P, Three doll at s and fifty cents, if paid jdfljj •Or, Four dollars if delayed to the end of No subscription received for less than unless the money is paid in advance.—The ■ reserves to himself the right to discontinue iption, or not, before arrearages are paid. ■ ti3e>4£nts will be inserted at the usual ■i * * to the E subscribers will publish:i beautiful large Map of the ne ly five feet long by two. jn width—being an exact copy of the Col. Pcttival,' which has been so mflQ The whole on li scale of three miles to In in |Map is made out from the Surveyors’ , rct| besides the counties, districts, water coursi Letters to the Editor on matters connected \n establishment, must be post paid in order to <Vf er ioh rnes, a y be proper to inform, those who shall t 10 ^vbcir advertising custeir.AuUVistratorg, >r9 » or JUu and Negroes'e tel ^y l5 \w<’ sixty days s> the daf bt wjeT 5 . side ot Personal Property, in like manner,. ; published ty days previous to thj day of &c. will exhibit the correct number of ctpy ».ot and .'fraction inihe Territory. The engraving to be exe cuted by the best artist, and superintenaed*bv Col. Peitival himself. n ' . ' ; ^ • . Besides the large Map, a smaller one, oh the same plan, including the counties of Troup,'C.uwetau and Garrhil 7—ahother of Muscogeeand a third oF Lee county*, will be offered for sale. Hie P^ CQ y_ te j&ihe of Muscogee and of Lc^rme dollar each. ..... , ■ GRANTLAND & JVIillcdgeville, June 9.-25 3t * 4—",. , ti L...-' to debtor^ and creditors of an estate must axed forty days. ' .. ice that Application will be made to the Court Ordinary lor Lcaveto sell Land,' must be publish- months. „ lotice that Application will,be made for Letters f Administration, must be publishedJorly.days. n PLOTS AND GRANTS. IE subscriber is corttinually receiving from'all \ parts of the State, so maor'orde** for Grants iDetached Plot he recently acquired vf*°*3elf compelled toadvert)^ Agency of this business. Iwaorw, therefore,. 2 tachqd Plots from the Millehacville, inav dep may , on r< of the sum of ^Lottery, 'et^K- %)the preceding 01 may desire Grants or fgM General’sOffice on receiving them bv their ordure, postpaid, n,’ State Bank, or any the rit aing one, •preceding one. itt. Patriot, 15,lS^ . y Mf June ■u - ' 1, l*Zj u. C^leccion del i por Mar Sigki Xir. ’con v nientos a la Hi Porrlmliblactih 1325. 2. Travels in 1 during . and a 3i Uft . ,'.-Lifi H AMERICAN flF VIEW. \ FOR APRIL. . . ) CONTENTS OF NO. LV. (. ■Slew Doapr-ents concemirtf T*- 'olumbu ageS y^escubrinjiientog E- mtj.es desdel Pines ‘ “^ntos Ineait|i9'conc( Larina Catotellaua, & c Vavarrekte. Madrid, Ftiir Hundred Acres of Land, be the same more or less, iyhig on the waters of the Walnut p#rk of the Oconee /iver, with a ^Grist-Mill and a Lime-kiln thereon: leviad onJaiftthe property of Isaac Sowel to sajtisfy a •«> Charles Dougherty, vs. sail Sowel. % I Two Hundred and Fifteen Acres of Land be the same, more or less, lying on the waters of the Pond Fork of Ocbnee river, the grantee not known, adjoining Barber arid others: levied on as the pro perty of Tiptari W. Cotton to satisfy four fi. fa.’s is sued from Justice's court; two in favour of James Floyd: one at the'instance of Dennis Duncan, and one at tlieinstande pf John Epperson, vs. said Ihptan. W. Cotton; 1 The land pointed out by tne plaint and levy made and returned to me by a bailiffi^| I One Mare and C«U property of Simuel Paxton to instance of Peter Weaver, vs.. Samuel^p Caleb Herndon. Property point' KINCHEN M HARALSON, ATTGftNEY\4T LAW, S ' ;> ; • W AS ^tabirsfc^d.himself in Zebulon,’ Pike coun ty/ and tenders to the public bis professional services. /tTc will attend the Courts of Pike,*Upson, Munroee-and Butts, of the Flint, and all the Courts of tb f - Chatahoochie circuit. * j . Jfab: 8th, lS27. . ' ^ HARWELL, Paxton. SAIOiS. ILL BE SOLD, on the first Tu\sday in July next, at the Court-House h Clark county, withm the usual hours of sale, the following property, to wit: : 0 June I, JACOB EBfj» ART > Sh ’ ff * /first Tuesday in le, Hall county, Three Hundred Acres of Land, more or cour less, in said county, granted to Freeman, adjoining I „toc! Strong and othors, on the east side of the OoSnesJ river, and two Negroes, Stephen, a Boy about Sfl years of ige, and Tempy, a Woman about 26 ye&^ of ago: levied on as the property of John F. to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of William an<K ose P h Morton, and other fi. fit’s, vs. John F. R.-^ett. Jane 1. JAMES HE^ 0N » Sh’ff. PO^TPOjfED SALE. 4 T tKc J will Wsuldj iUo fwl- 1!l )OMririg proper v, to wit: Ninety-one Aeries of Land, more of Jess, in the'riounty aforesaid, on the waters of Shoal creek, adjoining Moore and others: levied on as the pro per of Jackson Smith to satisfy three fi. fit’s, issued 1 fro. •^.Magistrate’s court in favour of Henry Smith, vs. ji—kson Smith. Levy made by a constable. June l. t JAMES HENDON, Sh’ff. i tpid ides.- Wolf ieoba Chile.—Rough Notes • n eys across the I’am- -By Capt-F. B.' Head. Condition d Wolf Toite, Founder of United Irish Society apd Adpitant General in the Service of the French ®nd Batavian Ropublics; written by himself: -~‘ I — . wit! jus -Political Writings, Fragments of his Diary, StC. ' Edited by his son, — - ?olfe'. 'one. ' ,1 . ' • x Arterican Law.—Com- By James Kent. e United States and sf* .ent of Indians.—Indian ie/gulations relating to In- todded an Appendix, con- j f the. Old Congress, and hpers in relation to Indian William Theobald Wol! . A. Kent’s Commeixtariesn mentaries on Ameri« aji L». 5. Policy and Practice U Great Britain in their Tri Treaties, and Law* and dian affairs; to wljich i taining the Proceedings other Important State ] , affairs. J' 6. Mrs. Heman't Pi ims.—1. The league of the Alps, The Siege of Valencia, The Vespers of Paler mo, and other'Poems. 2. The Forrest Sanctuary, and other Poems. 7. Critical Jfaticts.—l. Lette.r tyan English Gen tleman. 2. Internal Improvement in ’Georgia. 3. Godman’s Natural History. 4. .History of North Carolina. 5. Marsh’s Inaugural Addrvss. 6. Eij- |ogy on Mr. CruftSr - 7. Rail Rohd from Boston. ty Connecticut River. 8i Catalogue of ka in B»^oh Athenaeum. 9. Hedge’s Abridgment ^of Brown’s Philosophy. 10. Mr. Washburn’s Agri cultural Address. 11. Nouvelles Idecs sur la Pjjm- lation. 12. Reports of the Faculty of Amherst Col- 7 lege. 13. Comstock’s.Mineralogy. ^ J-'M ncxi, at’ Quarterly list v New Publicationsj—Index. 'Jr Jefferson, Jackson ?C/** Agents for ...« abOve work loiSS-- — : — Wm. T. Williams, Sana,. —Alfred JJbbbyf Mil- tedgeville.—Oliver P. Shaw; subscrip- tions are received.—Subscriber* to the N. A. Re view are expected in all cases to ply on the delivery of the second number. W ILL BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in August next, at the Court-House of Clark county, between the usual hours of sale, 'the following prow perty, to wit: , y One Negro Woman by the name of Cfoe, about 19 years of age: levied on as the property of barles Garner to satisfy a fi. fa. issued on the lore- sure of a mortgage in favour of Gabriel A. Moffitt, Charles Garner. JAMES HENDON, Sh’ff. ILL BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in July next, at the Cou^-house in Clark County, ( me usocrbouie mo felk,****^proner- ty, to yit - - On “ "WW^ILL BE SOLD 42, 4%»MKom *• fo “°"' i ”S P'i- perty, towit: f/f I Four Hundred Ac^ of Land, more or 1 « V-i inpL,,... of thi Oconee river, in Hall less, ‘yi f Y e ; 1 :‘ e 5 r. w :" t ne pr$erty of James Black- countp _ _ i n *favouT of Isaac Whorton, itoc^ Prop^ty poiuted out by Whor ton. 3i i. • Two Hundted and Fiffy Acres of Land, known as‘Lot Ip. 132, in tie 10th district of Hall cormty: levie#n as the pnperty of John Hemn to satisfy a fi. fo in favour, f Patripk J. Murrey, vs. said Herrin. Pointed ouy>y Murray. One Nejiro Girl nrtned Mary,' about five years old levied on as the property of Eli Dodgen lo satisty * ^iur.of Patrick- J. Murray, vs. said Dodgen, issi, *~>»>m Hall Superior Court. One Negro ^irl named Phillis, about eight years old: Avied on as the property of Eli Dodgen to satisf Sundry fi. fa.’s in favour of Eli M’Cohnell and nheirs. Issued from a Justice’s court in Hall cooaty, xnd levied by a constable and return ed to me. f t Two Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land, known by Lot Wo. 164, in the 10th district of Hall county: levied an as the property of Giles Dewberry to satisfy q fi. ft. issued from a Justice’s court in fa vour of L. S. Holland, vs. said Dewberry. Levied on h|y a constable and returned to me. ,vwo Huadred and Fifty Acres of Land, kniwn as Loi No. 77, in the 8th district of Hall coun ty]* levied rtf as the property of Needham Smith to safsfy sundry fi. fa’s, issued from a Justice’s court in fa/our of Cary Wood, vs. said $mith. Levied on by a Constable and returned tome. . /May 25. j JOHN P. BRObKS, D. S. h TTORNEY AT LAW, located at the Court- House in Muscogee county; (now at Wm. C. ibom’s) may there he consulted on professional ’ness. In addition to the counties of the Chatta- ie Circuit, he will practice in the Western couri- s of the Flint Circuit. It is probable that many [S may arise from land returned as Araudulentiv tn; to all such cases his prompt attention will be riven, end the most energetic measures adopted' for i\»ir successful prosecution-. VHejwill attend to the Inflection of .all fi. fas. against persons moving Nevy Purchase,’ or fortunate drawers in the ittery, who may be othp^wise insolvent, [mentions directed to Tiromaston, Upson will be immediately received, there having tablishcd a regular conveyance from that place hi the Court-House in Muscogee, once a week. May 11.—19 3m superintend the wonting upon tne j such directions and arrangements ■ from time to time prescribe, warn aU hat on said streets and make a tru fault era to the> Board;, and fin a streets ly day aiidrtiWii at bei' from time to time presdibed by themgrd, either by ordinances •:|verbal'“tiirection 1 throueli. their Clmu- man,.|o disperse disordf ly negijo^j^nti to compc 1 such as are found out .their homes tier return to, -i the same, arid to do and perform ail the (duties rc- quired ofbmiby tayordiflime :’ of the Boaf-d. And in defaulted duty, of which the Board sbtd ’ be tisf j sole judge, ho shall at all times he Baliiec^tu, vah _ - i ■ On^ Fourth nm t of Three Hundroi ap d Forty-three Aofti jf Land, more pr less, 'o^lthe waters of Little Green Brier creek, adioinintr <** • . ADMINISTRATOR SAL’S. taCKTlL& be sold, at the Court-House in Gwinnett ▼ County, on the first Tuesday in. July next, - Brier creek, adjoining andothere: levied on as the property ofHezek Adams to satisfy sundry Agfa’s, issued, fieri gistfate*s court in favour of,.P. T. Bide!!, Adams—To be sold subject to the life 1 estate Lucy Adams. Levied arid returned bjt a ‘ ' One Negro Woman, Esther, about thirtyJ five years Old: levied on as the property of Pi.isley Garner to satisfy sundry fi. fa’s, is-vued from a Mhujisr t rate’s court in’favour of JR. T. Bidell, vs. Pp-^ Garner and Joseph i>evjrh\ * ' ' ' ‘ 4 bya-hrilliff. , _ ?«ty Acres of t ^ more or’less, on the waters of Wild Cat creek adjoining Jones and others: levied on as the property of A. Silvey to satisfy sun dry fi. fa’s, issued from a Magistrate’s court in favour iof Richard Hushes, vs. R. A. McRee and» v vSilvey. Property pointed out by A. Silvey. Le- re turned by a bailiff. ’ ■ G. W. MERIWETHER, Dep. Sh’ff Junel. County, on the first Tuesday of the Negroes belonging to the Estate of'Esther |V,„itea, deceased, viz: Jenny, Mary, and George, jai^d an infant, her children. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate.-—Terms made known on the day*. ELEMANDER WARBINGTON, Adm’r. April 20 —16 60da- , be & t Jvrtkfr ftdMiieiti i That all tm&S. pt tiesy forfeitures, fines and requisitions shall fee •«. lected by the town marshal, a’nd in such cases wh ; ut there is dei. the Chainnan shall issue an Execu-. tion, signed M^um tp levyaridobll«ot wluaaxc-'^. may be- deficient,,and refused to be paid; and>ai4 marshal'shall levy and sell in such manner s r, 3 done L ' ’ ’ “ ‘' ‘ ‘ . d lei. by the. constables of this state, and be e their* fees. • / [JOSEPH Lic-cn. ATTORNEY JIT LAW, WatldnsviUe, Georgia, W ILL devote his exclusive and assiduous atten tion to its practice. He will attend the Superior Courts of tne Counties of Oglethorpe, Clark e, Morgan, Jackson, Walton, Newton, DeKalb Coweta, Muscogee and Troup. 4.4-18 tf _ LAW. T HE undersigned will practise in the several Courts of the Middle Circuit, and the Court of for the city of Augusta, under the Coui Common Pi firm of Walter <$• Walker. Their office is on Wash ington street, in the building occupied as such, by Freeman Walker, Esq. where one or the other may at all times be found. GEORGE A. B. WALKER, GEORGE J. S. WALKER. Augusta, May 30,182‘ r .—25 2t dt.A CARD. rfYIIE subscriber proposes to open a Female School i in tbiis p \ce, on Monday the 2d of July next. It is intended, in this Institution, to combii | >ine the advantages of primary school.with those of a more elevated order. \ The pupils will therefore be taught .Ojc- And be it further ordained, T.iat all negroes or per sons of colour; found out 01 their master’s or cm- ployer’s lot or pla^eof residence, or wh' ‘ H they usually reside, vfter ten o’clock at out ; a pass, specifying ,the partio-W such person of colour ifSpermitto? son ol obkmr shall be immediate 1 person of 00k) v: place of residence; and if hl manifest either impudence, or unnecessary tardiness, collection at the discretion of the shall be the marshal’s duty to dispei order tfiem av^y from> tipling shops,! collections of negroes in tne streets, ur entirely still arid peaceable; shall suffer^ dulge m no noisy sports, serenades, prock the like in the street? or lots, shall preventVll q*^, relling and fighting of‘tiegroes in the town or its ^. cinity; and ih fin?,’ter prevent or suppress all (^or ders whatever, committed by persons of colour; am* for that purpf.se he shall have power to use mod** correction in ?uch cases as he may think prop And be it fvjrther ordained, That it shall be ♦’ of the marshal in all cases where heisval! • and be.abjb t^ establish the feet of tradmP groes by any, whife person in the town 1 oontrary io tne existing law»' jn’Mbe Ate • discJover Ifiri® be able to estabfisr t. e fact p a}l that may beiconsidered essential in a solid, ele gant, and well regulated female edueatio4.1t?) The terms will be moderate, and may be learned by application to B. B. HOPKINS. Athens, June 21. trary to said pe Superior • And b, shall diately ihgi B Passed ^in Cou year lb Kith .pefaoni ih the’Town" I'^gltiiip laws’oftiSifiiptate,'ton. .ns, arid. prosecute, -ourt after such vie’ e ra>myi< •n of 1C it further ordained, That thiV [Wished in the Atkaiian t frpr -.which it shall be in full fc all the citizens within -y/xe« M l? I J^flTICE. A LL persons who have demands against the ilL estate of /John Crews, deceased, will rleasc call and settle them immediately, and those who are indebted to said estate, will settle them without ther notice. t. . WILLIAM LQYE, Adn^’r. June 22.—?£ 40. . scotch Hx: sented tiffiS’A*' V'2 non W FOR SALE, the pen r ^ prietiew Tionzon he is ^Glasgow said hive never THE ARIEL, > Jind Ladies’ Literary f^asetle. T HE first number of the Artel wjll be published on Saturday the 5th of May inst. and issued regularly every other Saturday thereafter. Each ruimber will contain, eight large quarto pages, prin ted on fine paper with entirely, new type, and occa sionally embellished with beautiful and appropriate engravings, at the very low rate of One dollar per an num. ipy The Ariel is intended to bo an agreeable and in teresting companion for the I/idiet, devoted to Liter, a’u.e and the Arts ; containing a synopsis of affthat » passing in the polite, the fashionable, and the lite racy world, with a summary of news. Original Es says, choice Tales, select pieces of Poetry, sketches of female character, and other pleating matter will occupy it* pages. No labour pr expence \9»I1 be spared to make it a cheap and v.rlhable visitor in the hands of every lite rary lady. M ensures have been taken to seciirp the best periodicals of the day from which extracts, cal culated to improve the female' mind, will be freely ta ken... The Editor is determined to make it accepts- 1 blc to the Ladies j the uncommonly low price at which itts published, One Dollar'yearly, mutt i9ace it within every on^s reach. If sufficient patronage is extended, the Ariel will be issued weekly, at the end oft^rec months. One thousand names are already placed irpon our •ribsetiptien list, and additions are made daily—the subscription is '.payable in advance, and- all letters must be »a* paid, and«addreMpd 4Mjttpvood Walter, 'Ljrket street, Philadelphia, who is Agent for the Editor. Any person who will procure six subscribers, arid remit the money, shall receive a copy gratis, for one year. Editors are politely requested to insert this a few fames. ’ t . " May 2,1827, — — : ;; CAUTION. e \V!NG lately had in my emploMnent, as a Stage-driver, one. Augustus M. Stone whom I found it necessary to dismiss for fraudulent prac tices, and having since found them to be much more •extensive than I had imagined_ I deem it my duty to put the public on their guard against him. He is about six feet high, rawboned, dark hair, and some what swarthy complexion, and forward and talkative in his mannen ... . JOHN A. BYRD. Athens, June 15. sale, the following | Fifty-six Acre ILL &2friOLD, on the first Tuesday in July next, aUfte Court-House in the Town of ^ nty, within the lawful hours of rty, to wit: of Land, more or less, on the waters of the Oconee ijver, granted to D’Estaing, adjoining Justice; whereon flenryL.Koon now lives: levied on as the property of'J am ' 59 Luckie to satisfy a fi. fa. for cost, Shaw & LaTibon, use of Josias W. Shaw, vs. James Luckie. One Hundred Acres of Land, morei g r less, on the waters of Moore’s ert-ck, Jackson c^nty granted to Green, adjoining Pitt(n*n,: levied on a g the property of Moses Wilson, toNtafisfy riff fa. in favour of Nathaniel Legg vs. Moses Wilson. JOSEPH HAMPTON, June h property NEGROES TO BE SOLD. A GRE ABLY to ah Order of the Inferior Levied andrt'i^ ao. “ v of fr county, when sitting forordifi^ r - • 7 purposes, dl be sold on the first Tuesday in a.i?" 8 ’ next, in he town of Jefferson, Jackson col™?’ in within th( sual hours of sale, THREE NEGR„ riz. Jacol about 20 venra nld . Rill . i,„„ c / years ,, .about 20 years old: Bill, a boy 5j,„ ,u! old: Jui pr, a woman 22 years old: they bej S May; Benjamin Wilson; deceased. ,.. „ SAMUEL A. WILS N ’ JOHN SEAY. 7.—60ds W! v uii a: rife fa. ir i, ^h’ff. 4- W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday .in July next, at the Court Rousem.Jackaan > cnnntv between the usual hours of sale, perty, to wit: i follov igpro- Two Hundred Acres of Land, less, in said count " ’ ore or tee un- the property ... ^ favour of John Borders, vs. Andrew Wilson, Stephen Wilson, Wm. McGinnis, and George W. Wilson, security on stay of execution. m • ~ , • Sixty-five Acres of l.and, more or less, iq said county, granted to William Lindsey, adjoin- r-g Wright,- on the waters of Curry’s creek . one ® e ?TnJy*fi ve gall n n Still, Cap and NVormr sixteen atil] Tubs; one Cow and Calf: levied on as the pro perty ot William Lindsey to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of Stephen Borders,*1vs. Wm. Lindsev and Solomon Chandler., property pointed out by the defendant. P%ne>L * JOHN PARK, Dep. Sh’ff. NEGROES FOR SALE. sold, at the Court-House in La 1 villej Gwinnnett county, on Wednes_ 11th of Jtly pext, the following Negroes, ti One Negri Vcmari by foe name of Belia, a two Children One Bot by the name of Ned Woman by thl nameofAgga; Sally, a WomanTlf her three Children, and one Woman by the nam’,,° T Fwnela—the gunebeint part of the estate of Aley r * ,0015, deceased, and s Id for the benfit of the he ihcreOi hr*. Tctms 1 iade known on the daj*. lELiZriBETH MOORE, Adm’rx. \ , JAME! GILBERT, Adm’r. f June 1.—22\40ds. ( a i— T ISEMENT. tail* FM1HE Officers and l ildiera who performed ‘if’ 1 ' JB. taiy services for t e protection of the Frnmkh of the State of Georgit in the years one seven hundred and riinjty-two, three and to,, jf| herieby 'tiffed, that Co gress has passed al^ an ' ropriated a sun of money, agreeab^, e0 «. due, made Capt. Constant “ d / atj $ th T % th ,°. se s 7 r ^'pf the Sec* o be made imdn the direc* . </],„ . iassrart *4 rdcS e claims.—All per- requested to have °i*lcers and voneb- P ro V ‘I shall attend m ^TTY-TWO Acres of an a. wUb JL . I .velling-house and other o .t-buildings _ „ ^ thereon, within a quarter of t Colleges, very low Apply t * Athens,,for particulars. ' « June 22.-25 3t i” * t % Hd and ■ 7OUR months after date, applies to the Honourabln ftm nine of poems from ow iffipficity of the spec im - *4^v_ referred, arid o* from the same Sorirrce, of ’much interest to th the . „ .. —-j - rr -^«.v;n will be made - Honourable the Inferior Court of Jack- son county, when sitting for Ordinary purposes for foTuld 0DeT rf° n ’ nd ’ 20 - Acre?Situated Scotland, as Bealtic savs 1 in Muscogee county, known by Lot 262 in the 20th led Sa ^ S » 1 dittnct-Afeo,^ Acres Land, situated in Musco- * ce county, known by Lot 150 in the 9th district elongmg to the heirs of Abram Williams, deceased’ HOLLOW AY WILLIAMS, ) , , ABRAM WILLI VMS ( Adm’rs June 22,1827—25 m4m ’ AN ORDINANCE, To ^*S” ^„ s “r rtcf ,he To "'' ! ° f At,i “ s - jfrBWOHIUlXED by Iho Con,„,i ss i„„ crs „f iE? * 1 I own . of Ath ? ns * -’ n c^ncil assembled, that cftifS^rS 3 r b ? eVlcd - W on ^every male resident ciUzen of lawful age, without t familv, and the like aum upon the head of every resident' familv in the SSof thS ^ T ° Wn ° f Athens ’ «d also me sum of three cents upon every hundred dollars value ot Town Lots, and. Stock inTrade to be paid by the occupant in the first case, and the trader i the last: anu said tax is to extend as well „ ’ War. has to settle and itcre9ted as a scharges from eadiness for settlement.J t|,v mr . „i l0 offiejifin the City of Ai;gusta, a * ts that ‘ m ti f am \ Va X*,V» «J^ v . e . 3,1 an *°'.a-t place, after • —^Fithmthevicim y of ; es £ the’stjte, visit the different cou- 0 ag to affor(1 & notice of tiie same, por tunity to fori 0 the claimants the ( eoience settUheir claims, with co^ HUNTER, tiny ft pril| spirits/ s , aia W 13 to extend as well to all ri?hin mV" vicinity of the Town of Athens, wVi ! .L h ®°fW‘ c tomts thereof, as those lots S ha i ln bl ° ngnia ! P lan °f. 3aid ‘own. And said tax -hall be assessed according to such value as said rropoHy,, g„=„ ly the%thdde,3 Xn“ 10 the Iiucavm of tax returns for the eouuty. a„d ^vners and holders shall be bound to inform J JtriSSTT 0f n at fact > undcr the penalty Jala . rs -’ to „ bc eohected as hereinafter men- tionej. And in all such cases w!,c? e Lois or Houses have ,1,0/been given in to-the said RpceW the oc- cupant foall give m the same to the Town Marshal under ?iv word ot honour. . And /e it further ordained, That all reta f.\ the T Ten dollars, unless said retailers shall ce'ase g e ’ n ° er ality of OUf readers. He that lias gaZ i April 3, 1827.- five days from and after the publication^! this r: to be collected as hereinafter niontirtied. forth, r ordained, That tiie head or con- nd exhibitions of every descrip- toand exhibited in the Town dollars, to be collected as POSTPONED SALE. ahove mentioned time and place, wili also One Chesnut Sorrel Mare, seyen of ei r ght 11 years old, with a younj* Colt: levied oh- as the pro * perty of IVilson Park to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour ol -Edward Adams, Jr. for the use of Wyat Wbod, vs said Park. Property pointed out by the defendant. JOHN PARK, P. S. June 1. •-..'.SlrjT A W ILE BE SOLD on the first Tuesday in July next, in Gaineavilfo. Hall county, within the ounty, usual hours of sale, the followingpropertv, to wit: Q n ~ 1>__ 1 XV . ne Hon.l Wagon : levied oh as the pro perty i f Roland Penrdin to.satiuft- a fi. fe. ■ stn i .1' " i kindle, vs. said Beardin. j perty po.nt.ed out by the plaintiff. MRS.; R. R. b £ ■ (late of savajo ORMS her friends and thovyfo)_ rented of Mr. John Nesbit, his commodious; ai/ pleasant three-story Building, situated in a lb- part of the town, east side of the Court-house oif a/e, and fias opened it for the accommodation of geifoel boarders and transient persons. From the n. A nation fam’d for , a S°» we gave -iders, u beautiful ode to the mem nky W Hugh Brown, an Ayshire Burns- as he tells m his own jus Jp mag? Ornft! i ca !° ‘J 16 pIt Wilson'(the Ornithologist and poet.and Tannahill. were Paisley weavers; Ramsey and Fergusson were both apprentices—the former a wh maker in- Edinburgh, and the latter tradesman in Dundee ; Falcogor y«r common sailor ; Hogg was a sh many others we could ecurnf^. ; . names do honor to the ..e'ti.&d. 1 “ Land of the mountain fro sprang from low degretyf and whose g the most obscure situa^gurance, thattl nius has given the ^fi ne d to any partic pft of poesy is nc/ hni though someth lar situation in^ ntle an( j noble, is often found amon^ the jowly discover/ lar situation jRjeeDuc au« uuuiu, ^ born—Poesy, eaven, descends on man stinction of persons. It is in like the ... $ 0“ perhaps, as often as in any other c 2dy, that this is exhibited ; were we to ^mpt an enquiry into the causes it would .filers r/lead us into metaphysical disquisitions, too Town of Athens, shall pay the sur/” lono-, and too uninteresting, to please the m. ness of her house excellence of her rooms,. / , upon | the defau her table being at all times supplied with the f dent best the market affords, she confidently solicits a shre of patronage. JF .jfc . \ * ?■ Macon, March 5, 1827. ' 19—5t TURNER H. TRIFF TIT AS removed his Office to Clarksville, Hjl-er- 11 ffoam county, and will practice Law jn the of the Western Circuit.—Any business in- carcful and prompt atten- .1.... .sc*; 'Athens,* L- times, n one year, nor two days j required by the town mar- .otice ; and upon fa/are there- ach day said hand may be ab- y cents, to be collected as here- . Provided that the Board of Com- have it in their power to remit said faultev’s adducing to them a -ufficicnt excusf. And be it further ordained, That there shall be a Town Marshal appointed by the Board of Commis sioners, with a salary of eight dollars per month, whose duty it shall be to attend all the meetings of the Board, summon the members of the Board til such meetings as may be called or required by the Chairman, assess and collect tpe taxes required by this ordinance, make a return ‘ hereof to the Board, and be subject at all times to have his accounts ex amined, and to make such disposition of the town funds as may be directed by the Board: slvtil also ed on the beatiful scenery.of Scotland—the. hill and dale, the rugged mountains, and fertile plains; thejmshy wood and barre:' . heath; the gurggling streams, and the 1’ ped lakes, and malted the many remaps -y.t all persons liable hoary antiquity”—orhe that has sate/round > trie first section of this ^ Avinter hearth and heard the sirfgs and - furnish an abT~f ^ ]e ^ of anc ienVtimes, told in aV the sitn- pli * of its language, will no/vonder to • the peasantry of tM hod such rf for the ^ and su'f be autifhi ef forts of genius en /1,7 ''ingfr f len) * Courier- £J - r A .V, U UJLJ fift a ret "Air son.—At the very time ^ ] - iJr ° Bary, of Paris. i< engagei^^f r 105 °f e -x- peni'n^jpts, fhe/ipplication of ‘ ,K 1 P r °R>is- 9* to be irnmridtate. and of or,ancc « 7 wing been led by some form e *P e ri- tc* conjecture, that ahsorptioi? 1 ! a vacuum, he performeu folloaPi/-xperiment in order to ascerta the i‘xu< He caiiefullv removed-the ’ V.