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POLITICAL SM K-Jl'IONS. A GOSPEL TALISMAN. A YOTT HI, of large domain pof- '.I, ■While inoral virtues fwell’d hi* h re a ft, Im ior’d our Lord to tell f What b’ illiatit arftions he (hould do, Mig'tr charm e’en Heaven itfelf to view, And fr.ve his foul from Hell. “Would you obtain eternal life, (Our I.ord repli’d) refrain from ftrif». And evidence untrue; From murder, theft; each luff: con trol, And itve thy neighbour as thy foul, Perfection's end purfue.” The boafter cried, “ all tliefe I've kept, From infancy—What Ihrk T vet To leal my claim to bids 11 Go fell tliv lands to feed the Poor, And follow me frahi door to door, Nor take the Crbfs amifs. A fudden chillnefs feiz’d his blood, Grief Itruck, he like a ftnuie ftood, While tears fpontaneous flow.— What ! tfDle no more the joys of i’eafe, The cha’rins that powet and goldj difpenfe, I To purchafe Heav’n—ah, no ! Away in filent grief he went— i Let avarice iierr the dread comment : The meek Emrimn l dr ew — SU ift rich men reach eternal dav— | At f tr tli’ u' wieldy camel may A ncedh’s eye go through. Ah' ! what can f> rich be found It a l ill v iri d envrty round Of lealure, wealth or fhew, I T > p'.t d.ale one immortal foul, 1 Tii" Jives while emilef, ages roll, A^e of blifs or woe * Ye gaudy ban-:, fantaftic toys, Ilk ve <i •’ms, unreal joys. Fa ■ 'V. ■!. lun’mer fly; Ye i, izuie Rani* of light. Till k.rij lls hw or dangers i ight, Ye fhr.mk appall’d and die. L it he who keks that wealth above, That moth, nor ruft, nor thieves remove, Sales by Auction. N o r i C E. Thofe gentlement who have purchafed LOTS in the Town of MON 1’ICKLLO, are once more notified that if they do not comply with the terms of fale before the 3.1 Monday of Febru ary' next, they will be fold again on that day at their rifque—alfo, a few more L.O I S will be fold at that time by the Commiflion- ers of the above mentioned Town. John Cargil, j "John Martin, | § S Stric'/and, g C Crawford, \ -T I. M‘Ohndon, J ” January 5, 15310. tds WILL TIE SOLD, on the 2 [ft of February next at the late dwel ling houfe of Alexander Smith, dec. in Sparta, The perfonal property of fa id deceafed, confiftIn:; of one Cow an l two Cilv s, f ven head of TI iges. fome Houfehold and Kitchen Furnifur- he. Thorn's Fefter, ndm’r. Sparta, January 5. tds * WILL BE SOL'D, On Monday, the ‘2Gth of Eebrua •* ry next, at the late reftdence of Nebemiab Smith, dee. in Ha t- cock county. About 75 head of Hogs, Twenty five of them are now in prime order to matte pork — ALSO, i oo barrels of Corn; Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of faid dec. Terms of Sale—12 months cre dit—bond with approved fccuri ty will be required of the pur- chaFer. L. Smith, adm’trix. Fraudulent Draws. To ibt Orphans of Jacob L evens, OU will take notice, that 1 did, on the 14th uay of April, in the year 1809, in terms of an ad at the General Affem biy of the date ut Georgia poin ting out the mode of rendering void ail grants, or other pro ! ceedings, fouuded upon falfe or i fraudulent returns, made by per- - Cons not endued to draws in the late Land Lotteries of laid state, obtain a feieri facies from the j clerk of the Superior court of ! Jones county, which was direc- January 10, IS 10. Wm. Cureton, adm’r. : te ^ to ^ fhenifl of the county tds 1 of Wilkinfon, and made re J turnable to the faid court at Oc. NOTICE. tober Term, in the year afore On the fid Saturday in February Mid, »« which you are charged next, will be sold, in Putnam of having procured your names county, at the plantation of Jas. Fa kin dec. in the faid county of Wilkinfon, fraudulently and contrary to law ALL i he perfonal eflate of I to l e entered for two draws in WIT, NOTICE L BE SOLD at the State ! louse in Midi Igevilt r on the ft’ft Lues dav in April n xt, One Thousand Acres of land lying on tie Oconee Ri ver. feven miles above Mill, nge- ville, known hv name of Ceder Shoals Macl, granted to John Tank« fley deceafed Terms of fale. Halt ihe purchafe mo ney to be pait by the Jfl .lay of January 1.811 and the ba- | lance in twelve me nths there- alter, notes with a mortgage and , approved fecurity will be re quired. IV. B Tankers ley, Dreadzicl Pace, faid dec. (one negroe excepted) coafilting of a crop of Cotton, ami Fodder, feveral head of Horfes Cattle and hogs, one thoufand wait of Pork, one Cart one brace of brafs barrel Piftols an i fword, plantation utenfils and fun ivy other articles—a credit .will be given till 25rh of December next, for all funis over three dollars the purchafer giving his notes and approved fecurity. All perlons having demands agaiilll faid eflate are n quell the fecond land lottery of the faid flate, and to have drawn lot No, 18, in the tenth dillrilt of Baldwin county, which lot now lies in the laid county of Jones, and that the faid fheriff hath re turned thereupon, that you are not to be found—you are there fore, as well as all other peflons having any inte efl in the laid lot of land, required to come forward and make your {'elves parties to the faia caufe; and to anfwer the allegations ex hibited by the faiei lei. fa. and to bring in their accounts duly to fhew caufe. if any th< y hav 'ey, 1 s Adni’rs. Di ;M K divine, When fovereign goodiiefs fwellshis ilore, Imparts his portion to the poor, In emil ’k light will thine. What pur.- joy, wliat richer blifs, Can mortals tafte, compar’d with this — To heal the wounded heart, To dry the tears that copious flow, To chafe the gloom from forrow’s brow, And peace, fweet peace impart ? Applauding anglca hail the deed, And bear on wings of raptur’d fpeed, The fond report to Heav’n— Regifter’d there till death releafe The generous fouls—In realms of peace The fweet award is given, nrrwiw ~tt— 11 — ■> ——\m m Advertisements. WILL BE SOLD On the ftrjl Tuesday in April nex u at the Court House in Morga county, One lot of Land, N° 30.5 in the 20th diltiicb of Baldwin county now voigan, belonging to the eflate of An drew Reid, deceafed, fold lor i he benefit oi the heirs of faid tleceafed.—Terms made known on the <i -v of i de Satnue' Reid, ? . , , .Hex licid. j AJ,!1 ,s - j Jan 10th, 1810 WILL BE SOLD on the fir ft. Tucfdayin March next, agree able to an oi der of the Inferior Court of uncock county, in the 1 own of Spa--fa, the following Tracts of Land : 2.50 acres. Hancock county, on the waters of Shoulderbonc. . 287 1-2 acres, 'Wafhinpton Johnlon, on the road leading I county, on the waters ot Buffa from Ragan ’ Mill to Clinton , loe. Dr. CHILDJiRS Having taken the plantation lately occupied by Mr Samuel I Offers his fervices to the citizens of Baldwin county & its vicini y in the pra&ice of dftdt:dicine % Surgery and MIDWIFERY. Having been occupied for fome years pafl in an tx'.enfivc and fuccefsful practice, in an adjacent county, he prefumes to poltcfs fome knowledge of rhe difeafes incident to this portion of Georgia. Prompt attention will bp paid to every call, Sflddhe charges ?s r afonable as p» fldvle. Thofe who are evidently wimble to pay, need not fuffer, for tWy wifi be attended gratis. 12th Jan. 1810. \ d9-4t Lot No. 232 in the 25th dif tridl ot Wilkinfon Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of J. D Swinnty, dec. Ranfom Swinney, adm’r. WILL BF. SOLD On the firfi Tuesday in March next, in the town of Gretnefborough. 150 aert sof I AND th waters of ShouKleibone, iri the county of Greene, adjoining Mapp and Tally—Sold for the b' refit of the hciis and credi tors. Jatve- Ki> man, ? » . , a n a, • l M " r ' January 1, | 8 to I. NK DEEDS I For Sale at ihis Office. « attelled and in the time pre feribea by law an.i thofe indebt ed to make imme bate payment MOSES EAKIN, Executor. Jan. 8u, i 810. ids* WILL BE SOLD, on the first | Tuesday in February next, in j the town of Spc'ta, 143 3-4 acres of LAND, more or lef? 5 in Hancock coun ty, being the real eflate of Leo nard Gordy, dec. For the be nefit of the heirs and creditors. 5. M. Dcvcreux, aAtrCr. December 2. tds Will be Sold. Agreeably to an order Absolute, made b\ the Honorable Inferior Court of Hancock county on the ftjl Tuesday in prii next, in the town f Ail- hdy ev'dle. preciftly at twelve o'clock, without ref rve, 1 wo improved Lots ; One tying on th-* corner of J. t fevfon and \ Tntofh flredts, known in the plan of taio town bv number 3 in fquare 29—on which is a good two ltory houfe ; tire other on the corner of Waflilngton and Liberty llreets, known in tile plan of faid town by Lot number 2 in fqtlare 59 —on which is a good framed houfe—belonging to the eflate of John Comer dec. Terms of fale made known on the day. Leo Abercrombie," Belling Hall, Jan. 23, 1810. why the proceedings which may hvae been had under the faid falfe or fraudulent return, an. ' grant itfelf, fliould not be fet f afide an I *• a 1 . void, j RICHARD CARTER. Inf or ,er To James Roe. Y OU will take notice, that I did on the 24th day of January, in the year 1809, in terms of an ad of the General Affembly of the flate of Georgia, pointing out the mode of render ing void all grants, or other pro- ceedings, founded upon falfe or fraudulent returns made by per- fons not entitled to draws in the late Land lotteries of the faid (late, obtain a feire facias from the clerk of the Superior Court of Randolph county, which was made returnable to the faid court at March term, in the year afore- faiai, which was direded to the Sheriff of Baldwin county, in which you are charged of hating caufcd your name to be entered fraudulently and contrary to law, for two draws in the fecond land lottery in laid (late, and to have drawn lot N° 03, in the 12th diflrid of faid county of Bald win, tfchich lot now lies in the faid county of Randolph, and thatthefaid Sheriff hath returned thereupon, that you are not to be found.—You are therefore, is well as all other perlons who may have interefl in the faid lot of land requited to come forward and make yourftlves parties to the faid caule and to anfwer the allegations exhibited by the faid feire fades againfl you, and to flie.v caule if any you have, why rhe proceedings which may have been had under the laic, falfe or fraudulent returns, arc grant it- fdf. fliould not be fet afide and made void RICHARD CARTER. Informer. May 1G, 1809. 33— Y Adrn’rs. 43-tds WILL BE SOLD, cn the firfi Tueftlay in March next, at the market houfe in the Town of Spa (a, \ NEGRO MAN, belonging to the eflate of Leonard Gordy deceafed—for ihe benefit of the heirs and creditors of faid dec. S. M Devereux, Adm’r. EAGLE PAVE RN. Hip ‘fufcriber refedlfully informs lib friend* ,md die public in general tb: ’ be has purchased the Houfe Gvnn-rlv occupied by Major Edwin ? -imper, where he intends to con- ilcuf bis fonr.o line of bufinefs and h- nes, bv due attention and induf- v, to merit dn ir patronage. Roger 01 ms read. Milledgevilie, January 9, 1810 OU will take notice that I did on the 24thday ofjan- uury in the year 1809, in terms of an a£t ol the general affem bly of the flate of Georgia, pointing out the mode ot ren dering void ail grants and other proceedings founded upon falfe or fraudulent returns, made by perlons not entitled to draws in the lute land lotteries of the faid flate, o'otain a feieri facias from the clerk of the Supen r Court of Randolph county, which was made returnable to the faid court, at Mat ch Term, in the year aforeiaid and that the fame was diredled to the fheriff of Oglethorpe county, in which you are charged ot having enter- eu your name fradulently, and contrary to law, in the faid coun ty of Oglethorpe for two draws in the fecond laud lottery of the Lid flate, and to have drawn lot N° ten in the 17th diflritl Bald win county, which lot now lies in the faid county of Raandolph, and that the laid flieriffhalh re turned theieupon, that you are not to be found in the faid coun ty of Oglethorpe—youarc there fore, as well as all other perlons who have an interefl: in the faid lot of land, required to come forward and make yourfelves parties in the faid caufe, and to anfwer the allegations exhibited by the faid fci. fa. and to fhew caufe, if any you have, why the procedings which may have been had under the falfe or fradulent return, and grant itfelf fhould not be fet afide, and maid vr id. RICHARD CARTER. Informer; Education. Benjamin H. Sturges, intends opening a SCHOOL on Mon day the 29th of this inflant, at the Plantation of Col. John Lewis. Hancock county, about eight miles riillant from Sparta and fourteen from Milledge- ville :—where he will inftruct vouth in the Latin. Greek, and French languages, likt wife, in the Englifh Grammar, Geogra phy and the more ordinary branches of Englifh Education —Terms of tuition will be as ufuai. Benjamin H. Sturges. MPIr-ftfrevi'd I-u> i9il ttaio. t > ROGER’S SAUL IF ILL BE SOLD, on the firfi Tues day in February next, in the Town of Eatonton, Putnam county, be tween the ufuai hours. One NEGRO WOMAN, nameu Sylvia and her Ch !u Pe ter—alfo, one bay Filly Colt; ’ levied o.t as the property of Da vid Thompfon to fatisfy an exe cution in favor of William Var ner and James Walker. Re turned to me by the Sheriff Marlin Nall, Coroner. December 30. t809. Sheriff's sale. WILL BE SOLD, on the firfi Tuefday in February next, be tween the hour s of ten an a lire} o'clock, at lAadifin. Part of Lot No i2i in the 5th diftrift ol Baldwin, Morgan county, handfomely im proved; taken as the property of William Lanibirth to fatisfy an execution in favor of the admi- niflrators of Hodges. M. P. Sparks, Shff, December 29, i809. For sale or rent, The HOUSE and LOT, In the lower end of me town of Milledgeville. formerly occupi ed by Allen Greene. Terms may be known oy applying to Judkins Hunt, Swords & Epmdets. The fubferibrrs have for fale, a handfome aflbrtment of Epauleta and a few Officers Swords. Dcvereaux fs 5 Thweatt May 16. 1809 7-tf A quantity of It AR For Sale by T SIUEE3.