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P A R O I) Y
■ on THE VICAR OF BRAT.
irilEN liberty, 'with laurels
crown'd)
Refundd her JVeftsrn ft alien ,
Columbia's cauje 1 hooted down,
And read the proclamation.
Intriguing arts I found would ft
Full well my icnftitutkn ,
AW had become a Jefuit,
But fir the Revolution.
Chorus.
_W (his is law I will maintain,
JChile I am kept hi fay, fir,
float whether feds or demo's reign
I'll trim both night and day, fir.
Vf.een IVaftdngtcn, the good, ap
pear'd,
To eofc the nation's grievance,
. I faith this new wind about I veer'd)
And/wore to him allegiance.
Old principles I did revoke,
Set Confciejtce at a dift ante.
Fa (five obedience was a ji.ke,
And fifth ! fur non-rejftancc.
Cti.—And this is law, idc.
ft’hen Adams fill'd the fate ma
chine,
Columbia's pride and glory ,
Another Jace of things was been,
■ And I became a tory.
Blind devotees ! to Gallia's cauje —
J damn'd their moderation I
And thought the fate in danger
was,
Byfuch prevarication.
CH, —And this is law, (Ac,
But new, cleTiiovecring o'er,
And moderate men lock big, ftr,
I now turn cut in pan once more,
And Jo become a whig, ftr:
And thus preferment 1 procure,
By our new faith's defender.
And always, every day abjure
'The Church and its pretender!
Cn. —And this is law 3 idc.
Monti cello's /age, Jo debonair !
And jacobin juueffton,
To thefe I do allegiance /wear.
If Tile they can keep pcjfeffwn!
For by my faith and loyally ,
I never more will faidtcr
But JefjhJen my liege /hall he,
Until the times Jhall alter.
Chorus.
And this is lave I will maintain,
pyhilS' 1 am kept in pay, fir,
That whether feds or demo's reign,
i'll trim both night and day, ftr.
From the Boston Cent in el.
The novelty of the following may
create Jufpiiion of the Jmcerity
(ft the a aver lifer ; we ran ft,
therefore, Jay it is a SERIOUS
AD VE R TISEMENT.
W ANTED—A W IFE. En
quire of the Printer.
April 23, 1801.
I his Advert foment was ac
companied by the following di
re Tl ions :
%i Mr. Printer—Pc pleated
to inform applicants, that the
advertifer willies the Lady to be
neither too old nor tpo young.
Taking 25 for a central point,
Ihc mud not be more than 7
• Years dillant cither way. If of ,
. a fulkey or frttrui dilpolltion ; 1
b flutciih, lazy, proud, oftenta
.tious or deceitful ; or if in an :
ill Hate oi health, fhe mull have
a jncti/ large fharc of property
to recommend her, if, on the
contrary, fhe be of a checiful,
contented temper; off* affable
manners and benevolent to the
poor ; if in the habit of being
attentive to her houfthold when
bufinds commands attention ;
and gay and carclcfs when plea
lure is the portent ; and if in
found health and of a good con-,
ftitution, (for fuch only can pro
duce firong and vigorous chil
dren) flic need not poteels a
cent. If well read fo much the
better ; provided fhe be not fo
fond of her book, as to neglect
overfeeing her affairs, and dif
fering; the hole in her flocking
CJ vj
to go unmended. She mud not
be a pedant, nor a fcoid ; but
nnuft know enough of books to
diftinguifh between a volume of
hillory and a novel j and have
teiffident fpiric to prevent being
impoled upon. Communica
tions add re lied to A. B. and left
at the Ccnrincl Compting-
Room, if originating in honora
ble intentions, will be attended
to with fecrecy, honor and punc
tuality. And fhould jpy inter
view luccccd, the advertifer will
faithfully deferibe his fituation
and proipefh.
State of Georgia,
Striven County.
Perfonally appeared before me,
Martin Martin , one of the Ju f
ti.es ajfigned to keep the peace
in the county aforejaid,
JOHN M‘RAE, who being
duly fworn, depoleth and faith,
that Wm. Chrifty, deceaied, did
ionic years pall, fell and make
titles to him the laid deponent,
to one hundred acres of land,
lying on Savannah River, above
the Stony Bluff; the dace of the
titles, he the laid M‘Rac faith,
he cannot recoiled; and this
deponent further faith, that the
afore laid titles was either loft or
ffolcn out of the laid deponent’s
trunk, and further faith not.
JOHN M‘RAE.
Sworn before me this
Cth Jan. 1801.
Martin Martin, J. P.
I DO hereby certify that I
was pre lent and did fee William
Chrifty, deceaied, fign over and
make titles to one hundred acres
of land, unto John M f Kac, unto
the above mentioned trad of
land, Jan. 6, ISOI.
MARTIN MARTIN.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
Absented himteir from
the Subfcribcr, about fix
weeks ago, a likely young Negro
Fellow named BEN. He is re
markably well made, very black,
about five feet feven inches
high, and very intelligent: He
was purchafcd by the fubfcibcr
from Mr. Edmund Bacon of
this city, who bought him of
capt. John 11 unton, of the town
ol Washington, in this ftate,
where lie may now probably be.
Any perfon who will deliver him
to Mr. Thomas Gardner, in
Augufta, or to the fubfaiber in
Savannah, fhall receive the above
reward, and ail reafonable ex
penccs paid.
JOHN CAIG.
Savannah, May 20, *BO.l,
TEN HOLLARS REWARD.
Strayed from the Sub.
(Liber's plantation Half
combe, on Kocky Comfort, Ml
month, a (mail bay Horle, 13
Ends high, one or both bind
feet white, a (witch tail, and an
Indian btand—fliape not rccol
lefied—is plealant under the
laddie, and an excellent lady's
horfe—was la ft (een by a Mr.
Dawkins, who fumed him into
Ogceche Swamp—was alio feen
by a Mr. Harris, both living
on the Fork ofOgeeche& Koc
* / Cori Kort.— i he horfe is well
known on the Oconee, about
•die Dead liver, and capt. Swil-
V* diftnft, being the hoifc
winch was Helen two 3 ears and
upwaids Cnee from the Cheehaw
fving, and paid for by the (Me,
ap d purchaled of the (late by
the lubi’cnber at public (die.—
The a hove reward will he paid
on delivery of the hoiie at
the plantation, or to
(AS. JACKSON.
Louifville, April 14, ISOI,
OT ICE is hereby given to
I * ail peifors having de
mands againft the eftate of the
late honorable James Jones,
deceafed, that they render them
properly atttfted to the fubferi
hc»s ; and thofe indebted to the
ell te arc requcfLd to make
immediate payment,
JOHN Mi LIE DC E,
EBEEEZERSTARK,
Exccutois.
March 28.
noticeT
iV 1 L perfons indebted to the
cdaie of Mary Pauiett, late of
the County of JefiFerfon, dec’d,
arc hereby requeued to make
immediate payment ; and all to
whom the eftate is indebted, are
likewise requefted to render in
theii accounts properly aitefted.
John Rcefe,
CaiLnd Ilardwich,
Executors.
May 9.
TAKE nToT I C 57"
nPHAT there will be applies-
A tion made to the honorable
inferior court of the county of
VVdfhington, af:cr nine months
from the prefent date, to fell a
certain tradf of land lying in
Lid county, containing two
hundred and ninety-eight acre:,
on Sandhill creek, bounded by
John Whites, John Barganears, 1
*nd John Cannady's lands, lor
the benefit of the heirs and crc- |
ditors of George Dilliatd, de
ceafed.
JO SI AH BILLIARD, Adm’r.
May 29, 2801.
'I he Honoral!e Inferior Court of
the County of Jcfferfon.
r TTiE petition of James Wil-
A Icy, humbly fheweth, that
being confined in jail of this
county for debt about twenty
eight clays, and that he is unable ,
to urpport himfeif during inch |
his confinement, and therefore
prays that he may be admitted
to enjoy the benefit of the a<sl
provided for the relief of iniui
vent debtors.
JAMES WILLEY.
June ij, jßci.
WRITING PAPER,
h or fak by die rhea::: cr qpire,
j Georgia t . ,
| 7 e if ir J on tutaty,
Court of Ordinary, Ju:,e
Term, 1801.
RULE NISL
| William Walker,
Verfus,
John Gibson.
UPON Ihe petition of Wil
liam Walker, who is
ntfe of I homas R. C. Hamilton,
and Ann Hamilton, heirs of
Robert Hamilton, dcceafcd, and
j holder of a certain infhurneri:
obligatory, given by one R 0"
bert f coper, dcceafed. to |he
faid Robert Hamilton, to make
titles to a certain tra& of land
containing three bandied acres*
lying and being in the townfbip
o( Queensboro, late the county
of Burke, now Jcffcrfon, in the
thcti province now Rate of
j Georgia, a copy of which is filed
in the office of the clerk cf this
court, rnd dating that John
Gibfon is udminiftrator of the
ell ate of the laid Robert Cooper,
and that he lefides in the coun
ty of jeffierfop, and praying that
the faid John Gibfon may be
compelled to make titles to the
tradf of land afoiefaid, in teimsi
of the infburnent obligatory of
him the (a:d Robert Cooper,
On motion cf Mr. Berrien of
council for the petitioner—lt i&
ordered, (hat after due and legal
notice by the publication of this
iule, the laid jobn Gibfon aerni
niflrator as alordaid, (hall make
■ and execute to the faid William
j Walker, full and complete tides
j to (he afoiefriid trafit of land,
i containing three hunched
j as afoicTaid, in tcims of his peti
j *i on » unlcfs contrary caufe be
j fiiewn, according to the fomi
j and cfiTe£f of the flatute in this
I behalf made and provided.
| True Extras from the minutes cf
the Court cf Ordinary ,
Jas. Bozeman, Clk.
June 3, 1801.
Walking ton Superior Court,
May Terra y 1801.
( the petition of Richard
Peikins, Rating his lofsot
two feveral deeds cf conveyance,
comprehending fix feveral trafts
of land of one thoufand acres
each, executed in his favour by
Joleph Ryan, on the day
of in the year of our I oid
one thoufand kven bundled
and nincty*three, and that co
pies of the faid two deeds of
conveyance, with an affidavit
teftifying that the faid copies are
of the lame tenor and of the
oiigina’, and that the latter are
1011, and filed in the clerk’s of
fice of the Superior Court Wafh
ington C ounty,—A rule is grant
ed, and that the faid copies be
eflabliffied, and continue of the
fame force, virtue and effieft of
the loft originals, unlefs caulc
Leffiewn to the contrary, at the
next fuperior couit to be holden
in ai d lor the county of Wafh
ingten, on the third Monday in
November next, and that this
rule be publifhed at lea ft o RCC
every monh until faid court, in
the Gazettes of LouifviHcj Au*
guild and Wafhington*
Copied from die minutes.
THOS. B. KUIHERFORC
c. c.
June 1?,. iSot,
