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NeAVV-* <23J > /C\ ir^mHtC*ss j CHINESE PROVEP-3. I -• The sollowing proverb though cienomin.urd Chinesa, may be rJo ptcd with equal advan tage, by any ocher nation—* it has slcleall 3 ,the peculiar mrit os containing a great cbal in a smali conripass. it Un /words are rusty, /sades are hr is tit. When prison doors admit the lights It ken granaries are Jullcs corn , The temple s tbreslodd /oil'd and worn, Grass gr cuing zvhere the lawyers talk , When butchers ride and doctors walk — Then are there many, young and cl/ An Ist at es men well the slats upheld. J The ladies justisy their thin ress and tran/parency <js apparel, try cl rving it srom the Grecian, luC antique, See. Ac. thus de sending their i .mm ode sly, by a hurt os clasiical bulwark. At th’s rate, a satirist remarks, they ! may go on undressing, and plead paradisiacal prcscripcion, and the early pui&icc at the toilet oh I , Eve. VIV. CH CRAFT. [The acci'iirts os hanging, , buinT.gs, ' smotherjng, and I !K dro vvnirg cspc • • Lns, ot* Malia- M ■■husi-ti., under rue Charges os * wi i.'atTrsi, and samiliarity with evil Ijjirics, by nun/have been .. ’. ncO vcdassa b u 1 n us—y ct,su c h was the. enihuskisn os thusc ui> ‘ sortunate times, thsr the si v dc is But too true. Mr. HoL os ■' Tluclsm, has now in the pTsk, wcik entitled ** the winders is i i' s invi/ible world/ wherein all 1 s the toals or.u execudons os the New-Fngland witches,, are re copikd with indisputable resti ironies os their truth. The nil-wing is a page os that bock.] j u Giles dry pleaded not j guilty to his indictment, but ! would not put himscll upon trial by the jury, (they having clear ed none upon trial) and know ing there would be the same Witneis a aga:n(l him, rather choic to unuCrgo what death they would put him to.—ln presnng, his tongue beinqj prdT ■* O' o o » rd cut os »us mouth, the Iheriss with bis cane, sorced it in again hr was ciyingi He Ivas HHssr bdi. New- England that war, W\ * VSI ' Polled to death. The \ car: going dow n hill with rhese eig; .. Co execution, was k>r some / h’me in a sete; the ass ,ic:td' and others sind that the devil hinder ed k, See Aster execution, the Rev. Mr. Noyes, turning him tp the bodies, laid, what a lad tidng it is to lee eight sire brands os hell hanging there. And now, nineteen persons hav ing been hanged, and one presi eri t< * dcith, and eight more condemned., in all twenty-eight, os w.ddi above a third part were members os some os the I churches in Ne ./-England, and mere than hals os them os good % conveiEtdcm in general, and not ‘V- one cleared —about sisty having .'onh-TLd them dives to be , v sl e * Aviud. cs, os whom not one was i many a. . L_ a bo ve an hundred an i to peace. orisb , and above two sat.5 at. Hsc.-, .r K; r.» aecus.d-—the bi _ p specJal dtisi.shiit m oEOyer ahd ; Terminer comes to a period, j &LC, ti C. Father Lislain, the Jesuit, in his history os Souuh-Atnerica, says, that is a country in tsiar quarter, (America) in which are to bo sound w/dch have sour legs on their back, as w< li as the lame num ber on their hilly y and when tir ed os running on one sir, they turn and run on the other. [Father L. rr.ust have bore meant the Fecleralists, tor turn them which way you will, they will always try some way to get oss!] Jud: besore the lasl presiden tial ‘lestion, a seclcralisl declar ed that he did not will to live a minute aster Mr. Jesserscn Hiouid be presidenr. Aster the ejection,* he has obsiinarely per sisUd to cut, drink, and sleep as nli al. Another declared. 1 that he Ihogld nor consider his j ( d eck in the sunds worth a dol- j lar in the pound, is Mr. JesTer- j son shoiild be slexed, yet ever j si .cc he has held them higher 1 than besore. A sword-cutlcr j declared he (hould siarpe, Is j Mr. JtsTnTon (hould be choEr, j bur sinee he sinds that Mr. Jts- j Ers mi is not in the line os; s words, he has turned his hand ! to or her busines, and i; <udng better than besore. A i.iolii/cal clergyman ])rophccicd, that christsanity would he i -Rncp, is die in sid “3 j c-lier(on, siiou 'd be presuient, x d the prophgc has sound his prediction vended in his own pers n, sor he has never exhibited one evidence os ; christianicy sincc the sth os , March 1801. Amor. .Mercury, Brit id) Misdsters. —By a cn j non 1 account os all the prim; 1 I niir.ilL’crs who slour!One i in I E.nglcnd, srom the conqr.dt t j j ! the sederation, it appears that their resoaslive sates were as sollows:—i)icd by the [alter 7 by the axe 10 —by the popu lace 9 —by y, ovate hards c- - in i niprl Ton meat 4 —i n exile 4 —in penitence i- r saved by sa cnsicing tlicirmaslers 4. KmKm*.mwr -Icramr I .ILi:,~~ir , FOR SALE, Trast os LAND, in Franklin county,corn ilninor . o 1380 acres, more or Ids ; g -anc ed to Leonard Mar bur/, bound ed southwardly by Baker’s land, south-eJdwarciiy by Horatio Marbu/y’s land and all other ■ sides l#y‘ vacant land. j One Tract os Land in Frank lin County, containing 11 :o acres more or It Is, granted to Leonard Mar bury; bounded north-well ward ly by Cuariry Marbury hs land, north- easbvard iy by vacant land, and souih castw'ardly by Baker’s lari. One Tract in burke Coun y containing 350 teres on ti e north side o! Brier Creek, soid j by the Commisiikneis os Con i silcated property in Decem ber, 1784. EsE*i7;a Stark, Moor si,, ay\ / ivanneb. November 23, 8c 2. : BLANK DE.t’dV ho: . ,e 'ihk Ciiice, ” st T None E. j "\J INE month: aster date, api plication will be made to the honor add: the In/erior Cc.tr t t/ Je/tr/cn Ccur/tyy sor leave to /til a trail ot land containing one h:in , . ■' o tired and sorty three acres , ad- J lVni], g sames Trow ell and Thomas Per, sens — J or the berest cs the heirs and creditors 0/ Elias Bar rcWy decea sed. James Trov/ell, Admr. May io. Too 3. N OTIC E. iss/ NINE months aster date I aspliccticn will he made to the lon. Inserior Court cs IVaslAns- I t>n County y s r leave to sell a trad Is land in Hancock County , near the Oconre, being the properly cs j John Runty dec, sor the benesit os I the reirs and creditors oss aid de- I ceased . Julius Jacksop, Ad'nintslraUr . February 15, 1803. BE IT KNOWN, j r T , HAT aster the expiration os nine months an applicate n vrdl he made to the honor abb tie ! Inserior Court cs the County os I Burke , sor an order os sate os the \ plant at ion whereon It iby '(bang I sormerly lived, in Burke County, on Bark Camp containing vihety acres mere less y adjoining James'Tcbaslui, Esq. and V/il it :7? S. L'svcaster. —For the le rost os the hers end a editors. William S. Lancaster, Executor . March 1 ah, 1803. • LOTTERY . IN compliance with an adt os the Legislature os'the scate os j Geoigia, authorising certain CommilSoners, therein named, to esiablisii a Lottery sor the pur poke os railing three thous and dollars, sor the purpose cs im proving the Navigation osOpe chee and Canouchie Rivers. A majority os said CoiiwnisTioners having met on the 18th day os February, 1803, adopted the sollowing scheme cs a Loitery, sor the purpose above mentioned, which they beg leave toprcsenc to the public. The SCHEME. 1 prize os sco5 co dlls, is 500 dlls 1200 200 3 ico 100 2 50 100 50 10 500 200 6 1200 400 5 20co 866 4 3465 Bia J 2436 1333 prizes, 10500 dlls ;oco tickets, at two dollars each are 14000 dollar/, which leaves sor the navigation, and expenchs os the lottery, 3500 dolls. \wo blanks to a prize, j The Cprnmisuoners slatter themselves \hey will be able to commence Nr awing the above Lottery in t&\ month os May nexr. (Es Tickets \n be had at Me sirs. Day & TiVJy’s printing ossice, LouisviJle, and os the Commisil mers. FI lAS CASS?\S, A JESSE M sCALL\ (sl JAMES BIRD, ( d SAMUEL SMITH, NOT I C E isiE TNa 1 Months ? J rer application will be made to tin* •- »onorabl- Q Inserior Court os Warren Court), sor leave m Ell the real cslate H Archibald Rcmpscy, late os the county asore said, dec. sor the benesit os the heirs and ciedltor Joseph Howel, Iv, ABER c II oiV. nI £, Administrators . February 15, 1 8°3. N O TIC E. NINE Months aster date, application will be made to I the l donor able Inserior Court os | s/ejangton County, sor leave to sell two hundred acres cs land in sad county, adjoining lands os | John Darby , being a part os the i real Est ate os John Andcrson, dec. \sor the be a est cs the heirs air. d creditors. <;■ i H Vja 7? vr CTepTir*.^ J JlkxS O A CL j £ v? r Adm ini sir a ter. ELIZA. ANDERSON, Ad mini st rain February uy, 1803. N OTIC E. ’ IS-J INF months aster date, ap plication will he mads to the In ser in Court os Jiss mr/on County, sor leave to sell the real estate os Patrick M-Neely cs said county , dn eajcd-—jlr the benesit os the bed s and creditors os said decersed. Hueh M c Neely, Adminisirator . May ii, 3803. . yTo~tiTk ~ Ni NE months aster the date hereos application will he toads to the torn table Ini enter court vs -r- . * J IVastiirgtcn county, sor leave to * Jell a r ail os land op Ico acres, ( on Ogcclce , a st citing New Go/- phintch. the property st Isaac Ret sill, decccjod— sor the benesit os the Errs and creditors, GODFREY BF.HSILL, Adminisirator. May >, 18c3. ? 1 ITT TC E: R.jNI: men tie: aster date, ap plication will he made to the ho nor aide Inserior Court cs Han cock County, sor leave to sell two trails os laid, one in said county, on the waters os sisiund Creek, adjoining x lugh Eaten and others, containing about jive hundred acres. ‘The ether in the County os IVaJb'ngton, ecu taming eight hundred acres, on the waters c] Spring (reek, adjoining He Tier and ethics ; the real est ate os John Coot decersed, sor the bene sit os the heirs and creditors cs said decor r ed. John* "lareirTjT JohwC 0o k , J Addors . Phi.ip Cook, j January 1, 1803. • I NOT 1 CL NINE months aster tl e dale hereos, ap.die alien will be made to the borer able Inserior Court os IVcistjingtos. County, sor an enter os sale sor part cs a trail cs land, lying cn the Oconee River, at the Long Bluss, granted to Jeremiah Oats—part os the real est ate is Jeremiah ( ats, decersed , sor the benesit os tl. e heirs and creditors os said "dscinsed. Jane oats, p im %. ' JOHN LAWSON, JA JED IRWIN, { Admin sir at or s w Y yyi \