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' ' of fee following jeul1nffi?/nor can you eiijoy Ihe benefit? from it to leave tbe sick beds neiglijours household the cooi and master ttalctf, and Jtpd if the original was time stated, it never Intelligencer. Daritn Gazette & SeaT°n. he National Intelligencer : ' At the early part of die directed a letter to you, of .wing is a copy: Darien, Jan. 24th, 1827. N fi Hast mail brought me »m f demanding paper You ci mine a difference for the last and 'oil can scarcely imagine my we get the water much cooler. To, you and our fellow-citizens at Washington, the Sun at rising must look like the flat bojtoni of a brass candlestick-; but torus'that can approach within a boat-hook’s length riflfim, he looks like a copper tea kettle, about the size of a laTge sugar boiler. Tp condfcde, I think, gentleipeii, now that I have related to you a few of the novelties of these hea- unattended. The highest authority has taught that it is lawful to'hg^hd sick ofl the Sabbath, ojlow will these, ghntlemen get over the case of the withered hand! Did that require Immediate attention J.tW«s i Tklight notlthlipriffeut j day# occasion to employ it on the Sabbath ? Beside* there are few cases of maladies >vhich do not require im mediate attention if they require any at all. If the danger^ merely imagining the visit and assurances of the physician often re lieve a groat deal of distress>-nM Y. E. Post. ■;/ ikee, of A Cow helongin nceston, to Ma- . lately 4 — f venty regions, where we never see a grain ofj jor .Gibson, B . U .. sand larger than a nutmeg, and where so! produced a buiip^fir^Wicn weighed , wuu touch yet remains to amuse you with, that’dropped 108 Ibp.lpjgPM*wnpit three months will admit that my papef b*» a <fecu^^33fr lbs an, more %\b demand of fifteen dollars 1 ,-fdvMtage^r your Intelligencer ; the „n- than 2 1-. P» u ^ ClTlialV ^c-nton jun ! ! ! S|»cre Dieu! Vousetes J«°uth genius that edits it, with his frosty, brc.d—the parent bull halt Jf.nton. bos ce me semble FIVE DOL- ‘ head, pewtwflco> thimble eye. Half f. no a. . ,, >• ^- ■ i. the value of our j*0<l crooked frame,- uitendragTo oiler, M FOR T'7G fc % , «.«q*, ■pshoull 3 ^ not make up witfi 5m? befar^^Dyanarnyal a'.. ^^ lle f^n,S; 0/,London the royal chambermaid and laundress, had resigned. The Morning Chronicle adds, we trust no difficulty will arise in filling up these offices.” + • • ; >. ■■ i 1 . From Vera -Cruz.—-The; following is an Extractor a letter, dated Vera Cruz,* 2Cth May, 1827, received by a gentleman iu New Orleans. - . ( Cora. Porter arrived here yesterday, 6h board of a sloop of 28 tons, from “Key West, with the intention of sailing-on ifoafd theferig of war Gruerrera, in-search of the Spanish privateer called the Conquistador; pledging his life to brine in the privateer in less than te~\ drfys. On consultation* how ever, it liHs h " n a reed that' the brig shaftl sail to-daV'or t morrow, but without the commodore - .He 1 , aving jjj£feore important f’ommofei-e saw, dri his passage le’fesquadron, and saw a pri- fiye vessels belonging to our very ting. f You, e cream of advert***- bloated with public patronage, Gazette Office, situated aOhc world (orfifteen dollars! lfhy, Ur devil! I should like to know, ; n what respect your paper is «0 valuable than mine ; setting a? ce in their magnitude^.. Yon long yarns spun in Congreafe in our remote region ever uiro Loflgstride, and those aw something from them to ioneering ’speech. Now, 1 that time cptqes round, you may lose sonv P< p r >fthe 3d of your advertising jobs. folio win With a hope that you may repent and re* form, and that you support the present ministration with all your power, even to the application of steam if required. OAKUM JUNK. Editor of the South artic Gazette. P. S. Inform Captain Symmes that our basin at the Pole is at present full of water, the planters having drained their rice fields into it. - tgjw> .Hbp Ojiopifit <>£disjeohtjfl Winner and his'jMniitW ( ending if mjT A lars, on inc f s were man wj- o uttered c isfei* V self. much e>citem< (says the Eto the father of lii Athenian. y have, Seen received, Wc>ave given to the Communication of “ Yah °®g other items, fire af ')*' n >'• some half dozen readings; but must con- ‘. "■ ^Mf^f inability to understand its nature or deter- btyrt tbe .King of trUe; diaracter. Should a few weeks or Bars tobe *ex- 1,10 ,13 consideration result in a belief that it can be -jthe Champ de ^ ette f ^ rtqod h > r our rea(Jere » il wiI! be timely re- jltti feel- RMtiffler mynl^lropression3 are in favor of its ihinalGuards Kington ^ W too prorate, to answer either car pi 'W'*’ °t ?^ act of the writer. The plaintif 7 ® "A mat0 ' r ” though he “ full many ills f in the :Min- coverc>gn:him- neerang speucu. .imn, * Fresh TVater found at Sea* ft. Buchan’ • novelties from the Anti- an, .Esq. in a letter to professor Jameison, j.*"? but ^oti can seMotn^if evfer, of Edinburgh, mentions a ifngular s centre. Hew we w !«■» i* b; h land. i ior . 1 : A large porti >uni Hore we see | one not upon rainl?ows, large qi 3 m; hum- ocean, ells, and sand w in th 10 ears ; thun* cotton our embarl a couni 1 )ver atterpillarsyre in so I now andjthen furnisl though,\to you cen^ ? counts of the mu and the scarcity ofii s end of the world, irds, they are so nu catch them iu sc bv these means r supplied at that season the most delicious of all son’s field; other incredi- of oar rice d reptiles the the ne* ey fly is well year, with in, s of o«r regiment in most of the officers of Ijp.;. ^pih, ; B^giment on hoard,] >ngl We vaiLed out of the Ma- witb A imt wind, which contin- on the 5th we were so for fourteen or twice a very ever lasted longer It was towards the end that I observed a veiy strange the surface of the glassy ed to be furrowed in seve- and much agitated in these tpaft, when the ship drifted in Had »n head eiierci^ another week 1 ? ftrbear4 nce ’ even if,t, hsjoy8 should be but few.” ceived a w »nhd : uld h red Guard on ddty.' er troop3, and an ilished, hut not ex- the whole of that dhesA^®^^ i.” The i I,p elegy to Mrs. Jackson published in our last, k* ^lander’s Scorpion’s tongue,” tesiA “ slander’s ^mngoe” occupied mopoperWthe 2d, is Mr Canning;flnd** 6 **^ 3 ^ r * * EEI4, Mr. Peei. tliat the . P 6 of much talent. mirers with ettn lt . h * d fiUe J5^ portici.rh con jt sblECTED FOR THE ATHENIAN. , ***win88' C******* £***♦♦* f«n. 'mlp : u^pnent blush of mor.., Yet#' tiosA^mh softest bloom to dye I Thf ^itieth# dMNr-drop from the thorn, Tr ' it»* jt»k&tre to your eye! You stole, of snow; the purest flake. That* fell on 2*3 nbla’^frozen plain; Then laid it on tfc&\ tlished neck, t: ' ^"^vein! ^kf aPB interest in the Catholic Ques- To For teeth, to India’s And made its’finei Ydu robb’d the S^i|B^ nt y oar ll kSP’ ■ e, around t yduflew, 1 yb ur spoil; pFkmv Hebe’s smile Canning, especially those And then, you stole n..hc • sprungp^V diouspa» par tic i wash decks; to’ moreoalats ||»e-birds, though not quite as large as yotr domestic fowls,- are of far superior flavor : tSey would • be still more numerous/was it nof for the % galhnippers that come at that particirfar sea- our casks,, whic 4Von, as ifto guard.tbe crops from thew rava- ■ i3hed with Iu •; g^s. These insects aie about the aize of we were 125 n “ 1 pur lobsters, and as they subsist altogether bout a hundred . n rice birds, they keep their numbers down; 1 the Junderbutife therwise the planters cmdp-inako no crops. J yellow tinge tl 1 |m not certain whether! (piveyou adescrip- {and those whe He does $ot make it a Cabinet Ques- tio f but, as he ii forms Parliament, the ve* ^fbrtofhis being in office must promote I so) l V ultimate succibs. ® The House of Lor A met on the 2d ult. no •Vas^nven about unw d> whetriiord.-JLyndbufisbvras introduced as trout Mr g of the 14th a hr< c7 f j j0rt f Chancellor, and w>k his seat on the and n,,ml r v after the it change, m ’hon tl; than ever be f .re what was ow joy,and astonishrtent the morning; |n Ukipp, M p water rfon? ««!<» t itwas frasi^d much, tfei wdiieh. rtjrjainrd in mnediiif ’y replen- day’s observation jbn of our ;■ rass-hoppefs color a..u size of our i pvill therefore hint at thei Invince you of the treats h\r readers of by yo> mt in causing me to iHan Gazette from yoil- about the size of y< I described uitoes’ eyes,; y\o who ed from it aft Chif ^rrCng, and asj ! ’.3 nearest part of jer was ©fa more 3 i«rts of ther bay *t oeal of it suffier- of the vjss, the sub- Ministry was __ EarlStf Eldon; and lemnhffie of AVvm^pton, exjjiiu&U to repign causes winch hal induced them 'wvp foV lheir re5 ’P*ctive offices. They “Wed by I’ar^R. T .. Ln;eT and Lord V, who rose io ‘hi like purpose. news v of Mr. i. .’s elevation is ly privmg le con- R antijm-'ig athi Our Grasshoppers impostor; r hounds, and so or three years The Rev. Mi ments have been entlemqn. ty a com it 'wo indict- this young at Boston. He admirable lived at Andover, Ms. two s-lioped into the room ' while the owner was off a m;*o U « cr jpt sermon, ■^Hpy/nnjfeturned thUoid|pna!; visit- the next town, introduced ' as Rev. Mr. ver. and was invited to p to the Ando- ; one. and aster, stated to have h on the Vienna ques imi?. diatel. I^ord Lvndhu: cel lot, ai- and 1 rfiacni ^cession io marked effect up- The metalli- per cent, new Lord Ohan- o\her .fudges ^c. walked in or, M|w>tBifnnhiT-Ha)l, onl ■ 10 -du]f (o open the co nmission, which at- tj*!ted i Uri econconr.H of people .in Tar-| liatefent^^,. His Im dship Was also-at tended a M.vC n ^ rnb ' i, ‘ {thenejvministry. The oiths ' ‘. X4 r . , no sound of any descript, The ncurhio.ifbood of M unne! un der cars> the tallroraanficcg Jffl'nt at one hop they ara, five rc v you ; yet pear*V #011, gentlemen, Vi© W and yoke them in their suga. v «3ane ca make them haul the cane to the m.'*t these are novelties worth reading, |hr ceeding in interest those fathomless speech- {ed—-his sermon was an excel es with which you surfeit your readers; ,yet the people were delighted. 1 notwithstanding l furnish you with\tucb • being at Andover shortly after,, rare food by way of variety for your readejp, for the Rev. Mr. W but no su you have the enormous and unblushingef- was to be found: a man named WdemsliveA tronteiy to demand of me a difference of i there; but nobody seemed to know ‘ FIVE dollars a year; in the value of our pa- -concerning his character as <1 thcol pers ! U Ci^rse your conscience I say. It lie has more latterly figured in Salem, ' e of the Uephant snuffing up the; ton, &c. sometimes preaching, and’the, .. , IV rc; the mouse they could do. him anon following his other business of stealing The King of England St the mouse could dine on them, j garments for himself, and fancy goods As PHsented the\Earl of with ac ele- vord, gontleiwo*^ I think io jus-: presents for th* Indies. This latter foible, P ‘»t Gold Ct», in token 6: his Majesty’s bis detection. He honour- !? nse ofthe alfte and faithful services cttfiS with a visUi and while Major. But his great- > constables, forgetting titiesjmost unceremo- Major, the Minister, jail .together.—Prov. A DREAftE dance had ended, vveary and alone it'repose. Sleep, file temporary r every woe, brought no relief to my aged about 30 years, orn with fatigue, or ease to my mind, m „, d^rith, I knew not what. I awoke, Closed my eyes, mu.sic andjhe noise of feet bating f : rae to its notes, still soundsd in my ear>- The glare of the ckno- dc-Hcrerine sylph-life forms and ivory arms of the maidens, with theft- gauze dresses either, it ttwist he the cliffs of the Oconee* My mind had scarcely turry-d from this trani of thought before nature in this place, dross* ed in her richest garb began to assume that gloomy aspect which a few moments ago. she had so terribly worn; my mind became, restless and uneasy, and I seated myself upon rock after gathering the flowers strewed carelessly upon ihe bank. I had not, been seated long before the same melo dious voice touched my ear, and the same , ,beautiful form met my' starlit. She stood; close 10 my side, blushing and conAised, with a small flower. basket under her leftj arm.- I could oniy bow—lost was every/ sense and faculty irl that Vision; the sym metry of her form erect and delicate; tlift wild, yet mettingglancds of her dark rolling eye, her raven fecks decked with the violet and the wild rose, arid her finely turned arm and hand, iohite as th© ^'oio~ball, werti objects interesting and captivating. Gaair^g until became confused, 1 inquired »ha names of several of the flowers she hadf; gathered, and begged the pleasure of attcri&j[*! ing her in her ramble, and assistiniim fiflis#' the basket: she consented with a pmda; gave rapture to my soul. I gentiy^lMrWw*. hand and we walked towards the Ihought no more of t ’C flow^r.^-^T not the song of the birds—my. (hoiigtifeoa higher objects hung—I fall ed beauties of nature oj* ofarG-w^df^evc^. did I speak in vain. * Waj^ai up to the highest pifehVf ’m^n^^ciypas- Ston and asked her to be mine: - ■ fgMyefys! what were my feelings when she consent- ed ? Eliza! I exclaimed, and 'attempting to clasp her in my arms, I awoke. 11. MARmnpi In MilledgeviUe, on Thursila ^ ‘ inst. by the Rev. Joseph C. St; merchant of Montgomery, Clayton, eldest dcughte On the same eveninc, 1 Anthony Newsom, toMi On the evening the 19th Stiles; John H: Walker, Esq^ Brown, daughter Ofthe Rev. Jol Hancock county. - In Savannah, on by the Rev. Mr. f Caroline Valloi In Savannah, on'Thu: the 46th year of her age; MTrb. SSitiW Cline. tive of that place, and consort of tbe fate Jo. Cline, Edq. In Ebenezer, aged 17 years « daughter of Mrs. Saione and In Clinton, on ofthe lahinst;' alf below Darnef iV »P«. p9 ^ e Au to state that & an-once word, gontlowion, i thmk in jus- presents for the ladies. ught to have sent mo the fifteen by the dollars for hav.ag condescended to exchange j e d ]vr ( you so long, considering the sleepy non- : there, jonso you furnish lor the lively and inter- ‘ n ess has esting novelties I senO you. Where, ex-1 the respect ccpt from my paper, could you hear of Cat- IniouSly locked :ish feeding on brick-bats and pine knots ? j and the Thief i Rattlesnakes swallov.ing Alligators; and 1 1 Turkey Buzzards feasting upon dead hvpj - - ! oak stumps! These are iwitiesyou knowj TAe 5fel%^Tiie physicians of Middlesex nothing about. You now and then tell us county, in Connecticut, as we learn from something about makjng artificial rivers or the Times ftjfc^wsrnfeg, have entered into pinals, as you call tlimn, as if to ibduce us an avreementuht ttfvisit the siek on Sun- Hhe same.; but wc want none of them, day unless satisfied that the nature of the pifevery man has a river passing his door, case is sudh as to auire immediate atten- ■d not unfrequently through his house. j tion.—The agreement undoubtedly had its What do you give us Iff return for a dea-; origin in cofiscientiuus Motives, which 4#* ■eription ofa Hurricane, hTornadq, or Whirl- ! serve to he respected ; but we hardly ox- L pool and Waterspout ? Affthnomebons T be- pectecJ to And jn|l|p gM citizens of* Con- hove that you in thb centre^ never-have the hecticut at the present day, such fan im- pleaanre of witnessing; ami yet you havo provement on the austerity *of their ! ances- the assurance to Charge, me five dollars a tore. The old blue laws never cirri ed the r V for describing these things to you—I’ll thing so far as 'this. V(e have io objec- carst m can get them fifteen dollars tion that the good people of that Stale should pRwn my throat. Why they would feed me mortify their own appetites as muct as they and my . stuttering D—d—d—JJavy six please on that day, but certainly tliey have months. By what I can glean from your no right to refuse to administer to the dis- •paper, 1 find that v you have many gusts, » of others. They may cook their aqualls, and spouts in the Capitol at this sea anday dinners and shave their Sunday fa- sow ofthoyear tosumise you. hut you never ces if they ph-afe, on Saturday, and leave the waiter pouring offthe_ sun as he ri. es thifir s^irjeand chickens to shift for thetn- 2ut of the ocean, as we do every clear morn-.selves till Monday, but they have no ri-ht floatinir like light clouds j n the atmosphere, wore still presented to 1^ sight .by my dis ordered imaainatic/Y Icould not sleep—af ter to'Sing frftm .* to side for some time I bf an to reflectupoi* the incidents of the hafl, and the he --von which my thoughts fastened with the most eagerness;- was a snow-ball presented to me by a hand that equalled it in colour, as I cotiid hot notice it when it offered the present- I arose im mediately and wrote* the name of her of the iohite hand, and folding it around a small piece of the cake, placed it under my pillow, my body soon sunk into a sweet sleep, and my imagination into a still sweeter reverie. I thought I wandered upon the banks of the Oconee, just above my nativ) village—it was spring, and the low- of tl 3 cattle, the carol of the birds, and the souid of a wagon tossing the bridge all servyd to impress ipon thing *„■ , * • 1 . w nelanchply. As I was straung still farther W Jd ' , “ ,3, ' redb / M . r - .' V ’ L ibp river,, suddeflly throne changed, ,. _ , [L , r® sounj^o^an^descriptpn reached my t bound the river on either side appeared to have sunk into the earth ; I looked towards the village, it too had disappeared likethe cliffs. The whole face of nature presented to my sight only a barren waste. The ^leasing melan choly that a few momentsrigo had settled nous- itself upon my mind, gradudly gave way to terrible foreboding and x 'gkin y fears. 1 still continued to .vanr’it af *jhe eastern bank, careless whither ) ttrayed, when a voice from the opposite.* ide accosted me, “ its harmony thrilled svery fibre of my souland turning my jfead in die direction of the sound my eyes fere no less delight ed than my ears. I bl\eld a beautiful fe male dressed in a white flowing rohe, beckoning me to her sice. Instantly the river resumed its former'banks, the flowers again Tilled the intrenchant air with their odour, the birds tuned; sfresh their sweetest notes, the smoke agaf ^ s in beautiful per pendicular curls from the v illage, and then assumed a horizontal dirc?C) n as it appear ed to settle the toP'6^ • st trees that lined th \ s of tu rn er. wif'iy I retraced my ster-; .%d recrossed the bridge, and was soon v-’»ere I had seen the female. How great w*s'my purprise antf 't- the Tha es, had Been ei uninterrupted scene of riot and confusion for aweek ; and the who!*- spijations of the^Tunnel were en tirety suspended, in consequence of a 'inke” rmongst the workmen, caused by a r<-dnctioi of their wages.) This interrup tion ofthe jvork, was cortsifered as s(; ly endangering the whole establishment. e e$tab! is ^^ed to\have Knt :ol jToble iXm* ^London J\Iaf2.—^Intelligence of consid erable importance has reached us this morn- infc by express from Paris, togc* _ with the papers of Monday, and the dated Tuesday morning. Ilvappears nat he King < f France reviewed the Natioral Guard on ‘•unday. when-some of the solders shout»d o-ies off&nrui with Yillele,” and other expression* indicative of their dislike of tie psesent Ministry. The im me dlrte punish men 1 l Tvt » Maje> tv of some mp.rvxvho were consj?\c aus ir thwe improper pnxeedir.” 3 ' produced a, few shouts of Vive h Jtoi | hut it is to be t” 4 po&ed that the mi ^ ‘ ’ “ a of ti Wknnquncf , Mo. t JN, E?,, US a candiiiiiitc lotfColfliial pf the itegimeut, ia place of Col; Joseph Ltgon, resigned. ATTENTION COLLSaS A PPEAR on vour parade ground in rear of the drammar School, on SATURDAY 30th' ihst. at half past .4 o’clock, P. M. armed and equipped aa your laws direct. Also, on WEDNESDAY 4tb JtV ly, at half past 8 o’clock, A. M. .wife six rounds . Juno 29—it ff TEN DOLLARS REWARD. R AN off from the subscriber, on Monday the 25th inst. a bright bay HORSE, with a white snip on his nose, shod all round; bad on when, he left,\a double rein bridle,. martingale and-saddle, with housing attached, all nearly new; supposed to be somewhere in Madison county. Any person de livering said home to the subscriber in Athens, shaft; receive the above reward. . H. W. NESBITT.* June fN.—tf feeli ment in m* 4 finding her! I wL s^uec* 16 eve wits V p .J, dishan tion- ^. rd5 of Pari .. ceuain I had not mistaken the place, for a few flow- of the troops agailsf t‘ ,fc ministry were tc general and strong to’ ' mistaken, for du issuec n t^^ (1M n H ^ Ordonnaric^^rs newly plucked were scattered on the le of the Na-'^ank- I endeavoured, but in vain, to trace measure had her footsteps upon the ’dew, (for it was tion in Paris, and, in 1 rsari! . nec^ y «‘xcitcd the w TJhi ex' thBi’ nh^Cnce information on the subject j* i<? di foretell what may be the ce** * .encqsof it The populace appear to hav ■ ine. clamours of the .Guard age' try. The- Court Circular of Anril It, p.nnounc«BThat in addition to fee other rts- siynuticm, t>, his majesty’s cdbr^ v and orning) no trace or vestige of any kind uld I discover upon the sand or the green bage around ; even the tender violet rose ic from her airy tread. Almost against e evidence of my own senses I believed me angel from heaven, upon a divine n, had been allured by the brautif: ’ v of the place, to spend a few ir.o- amidst terre.-tmi feaipv and gran- , and if any place is calculated to uffyi d SHERIFF’S SALE. W ILL BE SOLD on tbe first Tuesday in Art- gust next, at the Court-house iu Lawrenco- ville, Gwinnett county, within the usual boors of •ale, the following property, to wit: One half of Lot No. 51, in the 17th dis- t rict of Gwinnett: levied on as fee property of Hiram Bowen to satisfy sundnr fi. fa’s, issued from a Jus tice’s Court in favour of Samuel McJunken, vs. said Bowen,—Levied on and returned to. me by a conets*. life, I ’ WM. NISBET. June 29. GEORGIA, GAYINNETT COUNTY. Court of Ordinary, May Tern, 1827, O N the petition of Thomas J. Stell, shewing that Thomas Wood, deceased, heretofore in his life time, did, on the 25th day of July, 1821, make and execute his certain Bond in writing, in the penalty ot seven hundred and fifty dollars, conditioned to make titles to. John Nash to a certain tract or parcel of land, No. 171, in the Cth district of Gwinnett county, (a copy of which Bond is ann; to said petition, and filed ' n ‘ Clerk’s Office) ar ' has ora -e^ this Court * v the Administrate — __ < jftH| to rn& e vecuf:' parct ^' u i, accor nine Thereto ordered, T)« one of th public |^izi public t>‘ oca of tf ’ miles? is4 be si Tern ’rtlus Cou 'ttratore wi aid till ucel of * - true extrac Ad tot p said Bond, ite, 'V.ifefcdiij months' 51 t ‘ ,c »ry at the " June 29,1?27.—26 GEORGIA, GW W IIEltriAS, for LettetV of Chancey Pradity, 1} These are t here tore 81’i-tular the kindred tul arimonis r- . . , - -..-Utore of said deceased tc he and appear at my office vrithin the time r «v se:i. ed oy taw, to shew cause, if any they may haw v. sa;a s should cot be granted. Given under my hand, tins 28 th Ju^e l ; V J ^OliN II. V ■