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- ' - L T ~* ‘ Blr From the Palladium. P uwefcndhopnio mere deceive mc 9 Here in f: ; <v/;c> V!!remain— ./ }(Y me vis'd joys aid 1 believed I thcc. But thy promfes were vain. fl'hy with mbifperc, [eft deluding, , Id id yen t dime of the grove-, Where no vulgar eye intruding, dtlwna, dear, fbottld meet her love. Long Ife arched the valley ever , Long If at beftde the ftream Oft I though I Jaw my lover, ’Mid the diftant myrtles gleam. i Then with eager pace purfuing, .fthiick Ifought the cheat tug glads But the phanton I was wooing, Died away—an empty Jhade. Anxious then, my hofom beating, Loud I chid my Emma's ft ay. But, alas ! there was no meeting, Death baft ft ole my love away. Where, O hope, are now thy treafures. Cheating gifts of gilding care ; The day thou premis'd love'sfoft pleafui es, Brought mcangulff and deft pair. Above all the errors which are prevalent among mankind, that of of Atheifm, or denying the being of a God, is the molt ' palpably abfurd. Reafon plain ly teaches us that there is a God. Nature, in all her amiable, auguft and majeilic appearances, incon teflibly evinces this great truth. What rational creature could ever fiippofc, that this terreftial globe, with the vail number of ; worlds which perform their amazing revolutions in the fpa dous regions of the firmament, could create themfelvcs, or be 1 the efFcfl of chance? Foolifh prepollerous notion—Or how could we, without acknowledg thc being of a Supreme Deity, account for that nice order and harmony which is lb apparent in the vifible creation. I'his habi table globe, with all its rich ap pendages, and fine machinery, could no more continue than they could create themielves ; they would ftartinto inflantcon fufion, or drop into their primi tive nothing, did not Al mighty Power fupport, and in finite wifdom regulate them every moment. May not the being of a God be further prov ed by the (lability of the heaven ly bodies, and the perpetuity of their motions, thole that are fix ed or fladonary continues unalte rable in their grand elevations ; no injurious fhock, no violence of confiding elements, are able j to difplace thole everlail ing hinges cn which worlds revolve , through all the flight of time, they recede not frwm the precife central point i of their refpedive fyftems. | While the erratic or planetary perform their prodigious flages without any intermiflion, or the lead embarraflinenr, liow fbon and how eafily is the mod fi nlihed piece of human machine- ' ry difconcerted. But all the I celeflial movements are fo nice- ! ly adjufied, all their operations i Jo auk ally y roperfior/ and mutual dependencies fo Prong ly connected, that they prolong tneir beneficial courJes through out all ages, being ruled and di rected by a God of infinite goodneJ.i and greatneis. WILL EE SOLD, On Monday, the 6th day of No vember next, at the plantation of lEilHam Boon, deeeafed, 1 'EN BEE b' CATI LE cf different ages, being a part cf the ft oil: belonging to the eft ate of the y aid deceafcd . Six months credit will be given and notes with fecu rity required. MARTHA BOON, Adminiftratrix. M. SHELMAN, Adminiftrator. Sept ember 28, 1801. TEN DOLLARS REWARD For the Recovery cf A STILL taken awry from my plantation , on or about the 15 th of July laft. Said Still is without a Cap, has a Copper Worm, and works about 43 gallons. UNITY BRINSON. Buck Head, Aug. 18, 1801. NOTICE. A I L perfons indebted to the efla-e of Mary Paulett, late of the County of Jcfferfbn, dec‘d. are hereby rcquelled to make immediate payment ; and all to whom the cllate is indebted, arc likewile requefted to render in their accounts properly attdied. John Keefe, Garland Hardwich, Executors. May v). Duties on Carriages and Retail ers Licences. Diftritl of Georgia, Collector's Office, Sept, i, 1801. NT O TICE is hereby given, that the Suhjcriber will attend at his Office, from the 14 th to the 3° th day of this month, for the purpeje of receiving the entries of all Carriages for the conveyance of perfons , owned or pojfejfed by the inhabitants of the town of LcuiJ vide, and county of JefferJhn —and of iffuing licences of the United States to thoje who may commence the huftnejs of retailing H ines, and Foreign Spirits within the /aid town and county Alfo to thefts whofte prefent licences Jhall expire within this month. All perfons concerned arc earneftly ftolicited to pay attention to this notice, and are informed that the penalties in curred by omiffton will in every inftance beftritily executed. JOHN BQSIWICK, Collett or. N. B. All perfons who are in arrears for taxes cn Stills are re quefted to make immediate pay ment, other wife property will be levied cn. J % WANTED, An APPRENTICE to the Bricklayers Trade. For further information apply a: this Office. Auguft 29. • VAT/r -.Vi i j • 'i'llAT there will he appli ration i made to the hone rails Inferior ' Court of the County of IVafhing ton, after nine months from .fhe prejent date, to Jell a trail of land lying i faid ccunty\ containing one hundred forty three and three i fourth* acres on the waters of Buffalo, adjoining lands cf Henry Harris and John Wright, for the benefit of the heirs of Hebert La ther edge, deceafed. Galley Eatheredge, Admin fir atrix. John Hardy, Adm'or. September j, iSoi. TAKE NOTICE. Ti lAI after the expiration of nine months, I jheiil apply to the honorable inferior court of IVtiff ing tm County, for leave to Jell a traEl cf land, containing two hundred acres, lying in the faid county, adjoining Samuel Howard, belonging to the cjlate cf Whitfon Young, deceafed ; for th e benefit of the heirs and creditors. Jeremiah Kendall, Adm'r, Sept. 24, 1801. Georgia, Jfftrfm County , Couit of Ordinary, June Teim. 1801. RULE MSI. William Walker, Verfus , John Gibson. UPON the petition of Wil liam Walker, who is adig j nee of Thomas R. C. Hamilton, and Arm Hamiltcnj heirs of Robcit Hamilton, deceafed. and holder of a certain inftrument obligatory, given by one Ro bert i ooper, deceafed., to fhe 'aid Rotet Hamilton, to make titles to a certain t»a6t of land, containing three hundred acres, lying and being in the townihip oi Queensboro, late the county of burke, now JcfTerfon, in the then piovince now date of Georgia, a copy of which is filed in the office of the clerk of this court, and Hating .hat john Giblon is admiaifba or of the -date of the laid K obei t Cooper, and that he refides in the coun ty of JefFcrfon, and pra\ing that the faid John Giblon may he comp-lEd to make titles to the traft of land aforelaid, in toms of the infbument obligatory of him the laid Robert Cooper, On motion of Mr. B errien of codneii for the petitioner It is ordered, (hat after and legal notice by the publication of this iidc, the faid john Gibfon adrrti milratoi as alotelaid, Ihall make and execute to the faid William Walker, full and complete tides to (he alorefaid tratfc of land, containing three hundred acres as afoielaid, in terms of his peti tion, unlds contrary caufe he (hewn, according to the foirn and effeft of the ftatute in this bchaif made and provided, J rue Extract from the minutes cf the Court of Ordinary, Jas. Bozeman, Clk. June j, 1801. MUSIC BOOKS, For the Violin and German Elute, for file, at the Office of the Loud vi 11c Gazette. 'WaiLD.gton Superior Court, May Term, 1801. G~V\ the petition of Richard V/ Perkins, flaiing his lots of two fevcial deeds of conveyance comprehending fix fi veral tratts of land of one thoufand acres each, executed in his favour by jolcph Ryan, on the day of in the year of our Lord one thoufand (even hundred and ninety three, and that co pies of the laid . two deeds of conveyance, with an affidavit teflifying that the (aid copies arc of tlie fame tenor and cffe&of the originals, and that the latter are loit, are filed in the deik’s of fice cf the Superior Couit Walh ington * ounty,—-A rule is grant ed, and that the faid copies be cftabhfhed, and continue of the lame force, virtue and effect of the 101 l originals, unlcfs caule be Ihewn to the contrary, at the next (ape?tor couit to be holdea in and lor the county of Wafh ington on the third Monday in November next, and that this rule be publillicd at leafi once every month until faid court, in the Gazettes of Louifville, Au* gufta and Walhington. C opied from the minutes, THOS. E. RUTHERFORD/ c. w. c. June 3,1 iSo i. TAKE NOTICE. npilAT there will be applica- A tion made to the honorable inferior court of the county of Wafhingcon, after nine months from the prefent date to fell a certain tra6l of lard lying in faid county, containing two hundred and ninety-eight acres* on Sandhill crcck, bounded by John Whiles, John Barganears, nd ohn Cannady's lands, for the benefit of the heirs and cre ditors of George Dilliard, dc ceafe d Jariah Dilliard, Adrnx. May 29., 2801, TEN DOLLARS REWARD, QTRAYED from the- Sub fciibei’s plantation Half combe, on Kocky Comtoir, Lift month, a frmil bay He?l* 13 bunds high one 01 bo h End feet white, a Twitch tad, and an Indian brand—fhape nut recol le&td—is plea (ant under tho faddle, and an excellent lady's horle—was lall leen by a Mr, Dawkins, who turned him into Ogceche Swarrp— -was al(o leen by a Mr. Harris, both living on the Fork of Ogeche Sc Poc ky Comfoit.—The horfe is well known on the Oconee, about «he Dead river, £nd capt. Swil- E's dillridl, being the hone which was flolen two years and upwards fincc from the Cheehavv Kmg,[, and paid for by the bate, and purchaled of the llafe hy the fub'enber at public lale.— l iie above reward will be paid on delivery of the horle a£ the plantation, or to JAS; JACKSON. Louifville, April 14. lBot - FOR RENT. (jLD A convenient STORa* and one of the beft fituations for bufmefs in Louifville. Enquire of the Printers. June 13, iBoh
