The Louisville gazette and republican trumpet. (Louisville, Ga.) 1800-1809, December 30, 1801, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI jislW, • vt«t v^srV' ;iv tSBWaBBW|^MWCI TIT FOR TAT* Oil THE '•SARXIeR AND OLD WOMAN’. s'Q a Farmer in Dorset , /r# Old woman went. To pur chase a hujhd os corn, Herjels and her children i&tth hunger quite [pent , 'Look'd destitule,pale and sorlorn . JVtsW Jeventeen J. hillings was all that Jhe had, AndJhe ossered the whole sor the wheat, Eighteen was the price , and the sarmer he said, That a penny bene'r would 'bate, 'The woman wept sete, when a sol dier came ly, st "ho learning the cauje (s her gries \ Bade her he os good cheer, and leave wiping her eye, For he would assord her relies. <l Pray give hem the Jeventeen Jhillings he Jed a, And 1 (Is the sarmer be will , **g>) u Besore the poor Creature Jhall go without hi ead, tr Will readily give the Pother /hilling The sarmer agreed and accepted the same, (< And now (quoth the soldicr) chserve, cc A'/hilling I gave you, but divas in the King's name, i>c And you muss his Majesty serve." Thus the Farmer he tricked to the jcy os his heart, ssssld render'd the poor woman blest, For he instantly causd him to pay down the/mart ; And keeping the /billing, /aid, “ This is my part, cc And mistre/s, here take you the rest." V FROM THE SHOP OF Mssrs. Verbal and 'Trochee. WANTS. sine wants benesice, a place or post 3 Another would the people's Javor he ast \ *Tts hard to Jay, in sass, who wants the most. A Traveller, who has been in all circles, recently called at our shop, and gave us the sollowing srom his journal, and requested us to expose it to view among our shop ar ticles. Entimeratio Destdericrum. The sirst consul os France Wants —the dominion os the world, and as a prelude to the tonqucß, intends his gallant tars shall haul Great-Britain up the river Seine to Paris. The British government Wants—to prelervc the balance os Europe, in their savor. Ihe Barbary powers want — a good drubbing to make them mere moderate in their demands upon their soreign sriends. Ihe C antons os Switzerland want —a William Tell, and sreedom. Lord Neison wants —to bom bard the Alps. The French people want—a sespire srom tumult, diseord, .anarchy, and consusion, the cer tain attendants os srequent revo lutions, and the spread os level ling principles. General Menou wants—to be sesely landed at Toulon. The United Stews want-*cn iy Tnich to air. ram their gsr* vernmenc and prosperous luna tion at home, and their begun syslem os desence continued to make them respetled abroad. u The ancient dominion” wants* —to iv.ay the seeptreos rcpublicanism m America. Clergymen want —more sa brics ; merchants —more cul torners ; and lawyers—more and welthicr clients. Real'on wants—-more adher ents. The votaries os seieneb want —extensive patronage. It is laid that dilimcreßed pa triot! lm almoll wants —an ex i sit: ice. Many os our common people want —more assability ; and many os our great ones want — less ceremony and assectation. Critics want candor; and modern authors —originality. Coquets want —more Batter ers ; prudent girls Ids gallants; and the writer os this wants — Fame and Dollars. [iV. 11. Centinel .] Propcsals will he received at the Department os Secretary cs the State os Geor gia, till the 20th os January next, Jcr printing two theujand copies os Marhury and Crawsord's Di gest esthe Laws cs this State, in , consormity to the ass entitled, “ An ass to carry into essess the Bth Jess ion os the gd article esthe constitution," in which it is enabl ed “ That the Secretary os the State shall, under the diression os the Executive, cause the said Di gest to be printed in a quarto bound volume or volumes." The size cs the Jheet, the extent os the margin, and a s ample oj the Type and paper to accompany the proposals. The persen with whom the contract is made, to give bond with approved security in double the amount os his contract sor the completion os the above mentioned number cs copies cs the said Digest, and the delivery thereos at such place and time as stjall be stipulat ed. Propcsals in like manner will also be received sor binding the said Digest in Jhcep. PL MARBURY, Sec'y. GEORGIA. Jessersort County. Jeremiah Thcmpscn being duly swern, saith , that he bad lost or mislaid a note cs hand on A/hlcy Wood, sor the sum cs cne hundred and sorty dollars, dated in Februa ry 180 i , pay able in Osscber ensuing to said Thomp/on. Jeremiah Thompson. Sworn to besore me this 24 th Dec. 1801. Z. Lamar, j. i. c. CAUTION. ALL persons are hereby ser warned srom pur chasing cs note os hand given by A. Wood to Jere miah Thompson, sor one hundred and sorty dollars, as the same is lost, and has since been Jatissied. A. WOOD. December 21, 1801. BOOKS & STATIONARY For Sale at the Ossice os the Louisville Gazette, November 14, 1801. CCLI setch’s SALE t Will be sold, Cn the srst Saturday in March next, at the Market House, in the ’Town cs Louis ville, ic,ooo Acres third quality Land, lying in Franklin and Jackson Counties, on the wa ters os the Oconee River, ad joining Lott and Dennison, and granted to John hurries and others. Taken as the property os Peter J. Carnes, esq. de ccased, to satissy his taxes lor the year 1800. lax due 22 dollars 68 cents. GARLAND HARDWICH, t. c. c. December 26. N OTIC E. On the nth day cs January next, will be sold, on the premses os Frederick Wimberly, cs IVaJh - ingten county, deceased ; THE personal property os the said deceased ; consisling cs valuable Negroes, Horses, 6:c. Twelve months credit will be given ; and notes with approv ed security required. Frederick Cullens, Flenry Wimberly, Administraiors. Aov ember 19, 1801. SHERIFF’S SALE. On the sir st Tuesday in January next , at the Court House in Sandersviile, Wajhtngton coun ty, between the hours osten and three o'clock, will he sold to the highest bidder, sor Ca/h, 587 Acres os land in laid coun ty, on the v/aters os Lamar’s Creek, adjoining Seslions and River’s land ; Taken as the pro perty os Phillip Dilliard, to sa tissy Richard Martin’s Execu tion. 138 Acres os land on Sand hill Creek, adjoining Heaton’s land; Taken as the property os Wm. Bralvvell, and Bailey Ro bin Ton, to satissy Andrew Ken nedy’s execution. Also, Acres os land, with a compleat set os mills on it, said land lies on Ogechec River, adjoining the Golphinton lands, whereon Thomas Shields now lives; One Negro man named June ; Taken as the property os laid Thomas Shields, sen. to satissy Jas. Wallace’s Execution. Also, one hundred acres land lying on Cedar Creek ; taken as the property os Lewis Saunders Nobles, Co satissy Shadrach Ro zier’s execution.; levied on by Sampson Culpepper, Constable, returned to me. Andrew' Kennedy, s. w. c. December 5. TO BE SOLD, TWO hundred acres (s land in Jess ers on County,whereon Richard Wanmcck now lives. It it situate on Lambert's Creek, within sour miles cs Louisville, and joins lands cs Robert Warnuk, and Daniel AT Neil, Indspiitablc titles will be given, and the terms os payment made casy to the pur chaser. For surther particulars apply to the Subscriber, at Barnwell Di st riss, near Steel Creek , South-Carolina, or Hugh AT Neely. FRANCIS H. GODFREY. December 24, 1801. BLANKS Fqs at this Ossice. Notice I caution all persons sra* trad- - a vote s 35 dollars given by me to Samuel Brady, dated 2B tb November, payable in next date ; it being part os the pr ice cs ast ck Nag he impesed in me, and I don't ini end to pay it. P. GIBBS. Warren County, Dec. 26. GEORGIA, IT ancock County. BROUGHT to the Jail os this County, a negro man, who calls himseis C/ESAK, and says he belongs to one John Wilson, os the Bate os South- Carol ina, and that he lately broke out os the Jail os Warren Coun ty. He is a Bout built sellow, speaks broken Englißi. The ow’ner is desired to prove his property, pay charges, and take* him away. JOHN FREEMAN, Jailer . December 13, 1801. GEORG I~A^ Jess ers on County, PERSONALLY appeared besore me, ABiley Wood,, and saith, that he has 108 or miG laid a certain Note that he had inposTelTion againß Patrick Con nolly, deceased ; the said note was given to Ferny Jean Mar shall, in the year 1796, being on demand two years the sirß day os December laB; the amount os said note was eighty-three doU lars eighty-three and three quar ter cents, with a credit os sorty dollars given. A. WOOD. Sworn to besore me April 29, 18c 1. Walter Robinson", j. r. c„ GEORGIA, Wasslinglon County . John Spann & Sarah Spann, adminisba tors with the will annexed, hath applied to me sor letters os ad rmnislration, on the eßate and eßeels os John Spann, late os the county asoresaid, deceased j these are theresore to cite and admonilh all and singular the kindred and creditors os the said deceased, to sile their obie6lions 9 is any they have, in my ossice, on or besore the 19th day os January next, otherwise letters os adminidration will be granted them. Given under my hand this 19th day Dec. 1801, and in the twenty-sisth year cs American Independence. J. WATTS, c.c. o. GE GI G I~A~ Wa/hington County, WHEREAS James Har* vey hath this day ap plied to me sor letters os adnrn nisuation, on the estatc and es st£ls os Solcmon Homes, late os the county asorelaid deceased, these are theresore to cite and admorish all and lingular the kindred and creditors os the bid deceased, to sile their objestions is any they have, in my ossice on or besore rhe 19th January next, otherwise letters os admi nistration will be granted her* Given under my hand this 19 b day os Dec. 1801, and inthts 25th year os Ameitcan Inde pendence. J. WATTS, c. 9*