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PATRIOTIC SONG.
BY S. DOUGHTY.
*Tuht. ...Willy War them a Man”
Bright was the day, Columbia,
Thy freedom was obtain’d,
Which Walhington, thy gallant fon,
And other herocg gain’d,
John Bull did yield to us the field,
Reluflatitly complying,
Since that, he’s ey’d, with joalou3
pride,
Colnmbia’obanners flying.
To flop our trade all fchemes were
laid
By Britain’s lordly council,
With tyranny, and perfidy,
Their orders they announce (till.
Their minions go, with loyal {how,
To execute the lawman
And murder try’d with favage pride,
And prefd our friends away man.
"Still they per 11 ft, tho’ we requell
Hie right of Nature's, law man,
But has no weight with thofe fc
great,
They mind it not a draw, man.
Tis hints too rough wa’ve borne
enough,
Which congrefs long hasfaw man.
Let them but fay the word to-day,
And every (word we’ll draw, man.
Wo hear of late an eaftern ftate,
Does Britain’s caufo efpoufe man,
But that’s a lie, the Yankee boy
Will ne’er deftrt our caufe man.
‘ ter, twenty-five thoufandfemons,' lias pi\5cSuce3 me a coat, veft k
twenty gallons juice, thirteen pantaloons, ot as good quality *s
hundredweight of fine Litbon | generally worn by men of my
cloth, and might have been fold
for more than two dollars per
fugar, five pounds of grated nut
megs, three hundred toafted bif-
cuits and laftly, a pipe of dry' yard—viz.
mountain. Malaga. * Over the ; Calli paid for ravding 6lb.
fountain was a large canopy, to j wool at 6 cts.
keep of the rain, and there was For fpinning 10 runs yarn
built on purpofe a little boat, j at 8 cts.
wherein was a boy belonging to For weaving 12 yards flan-
36
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the fleet, who rowed round the
fountain, and filled the cups of
the company, and in all proba
bility more than fix thouland
men drank thereof.
nel, SO inches-wide, at
8 cts.
Nathaniel Cornwall. Efq.
for dying black, fulling
h dMlingQ yards broad
cloth, 24- inches wide,
96
Dolls.
Add value of the wool,
RIDICULE.
The talent ol turning men in
to lidicule, & expofmg to laugh
ter thofe one eouverles with, is
the qualification of little unge- , Dolls. 8 76
nerous tempers. Evt ry one has Very little more than the du-
his flaws and weakneffes ; nay, fy on a fuit of foreign cloth of
the greateft blemithes are often i equal, quality, and a mercantile
found in the moft finning char- profit thereon, always paid by
aders ; but what an abfurd thing the wearer.
CEORCIA, Putnam aunty
ERSONALLY came be
fore me Benjamin Hill, a
magiftrate for this county, Ro
bevt Powers, and after being
duly fworn, depoleth and iay-
eth, that a certain Note of Hand
given to this deponent by John
Hobfon for Sixty Lcl/ars, given
in the year 1808, and became
due on the 25th day of Dec.
1809, attelled by Cyrus White
and Moles D. White, and that
the laid note is loft or nn'fl.iid.
Robert Power.
Sworn to before me this 9th
day of April, 1810.
D. Hill y p.
FOR SALE,
&
A HOUSE
\\
and
Vn half acre Lot, f ttu
ated
°n Wayne I
Street near ^ j
Market, at prefent occupied
Dr. Wilfon—Alfo a Houle an4
half acre lot, joining the abov t
—For terms apply to Mt firs,
Hill & Ponce ol Augufta, C r tc»
A. Af. Devercux,
Milledgeville, 15th March, 18],o,
Putnam Superior Court
March Term 1810.
Samuel Berry
lAhlfor Divorce.
Nancy Beurt,
r-fl-iI-IE Sheriff having returned
i There are, probably, nearly
one hundred thouland females
is it to pafs overall the valuable
parts ot a -man, and fix our at
tention on his infirmities ! to ob- 1 j n this ftate capable of fpinning.
fervehis imperledtaons mure than Dow few of our fair ones would
his virtues ! and to make ufe of fufier a father,' hulband, or bro
him for the (port of others, ra- ther to appear in Foreign Livery,
‘Tis the Junto neft that’s in the eafl, 1 ther than for our own improve- if they would reffift that a fort-
Would yield ro Britifh fare, man, juenf Addifon. j night’s fpinning would not only
Whofe coats and veils Oiould now ' “ ' ! c bthe him in American broad
w m ZL, C c.m . 9r m , n A hermit, whofe cottage flood c!otIij , but make a n?tt r aving G f
The Yankey beys they would defpife folltarv and alone °J? the to P ° f leaft a: ten dollars—and if each
. . . 7 Ji ‘ n nuimihin. u/r\Q n hnvv hp u l
the defendant out of the (late,
on motion of C B. Strong. Attorney
for the Plaintiff, It is ordered, That
the faid Nancy appear at the next
term of this court, and anfwer the
complaint of the plaintiff in the Li
bel aforefaid , otherwife the court
will proceed to judgment thereon:
and alfo, that a copy of this Rule
be publilhed in fome public Gazette
as the law direfts.
Extraft lrom the Minutes,
Wm. h iJliamt. Cl’k.
May i, IS10. 5-u.t.c.
To yield to George’s crew man,
-And !he Jerfev blue is fine Sc true,
And the Bucklkin heroes too man.
All ready when our Madifon
Retaliate {hall fay nun,
We’ll dafh away to Canada,
O’er the hills fo far away man.
Tho’ Craig the drone is on the throne
And loyal l'peech has made- them,
We’ll quell the pride of George’s
fide,
And tree the dup’d Canadian.
We’re ready when our Madifon
Retaliate will fay man,
'To Canada we’ll dafli away,
G’er the hills fo far away, man.
a mountain, was allied how he
could endure a life ot fuch total
feclufjon, being 'more than a
mile from any inhabitants ? —•
The old man replied with a fo-
letnn tranquility of countenance
“ P-evidence is my next door
neighbour.”
Prom the Republican Herald.
TORPEDO WAR.
Ceafetorail at Torpedoes each tory
and Britain,
’Tis the bed plan for England Bob
Fulton e’er hit on
He fancies with them her encroach
ments to chide,
S’ll engage in the end, they’ll but
puff up her pride,
Tis plain they’ll not do any good to
this nation
Since he tuvnes that it tends to its
foes exal at ion,
And if under her ihips he can place
them well loaded,
i’ll warrant Old England won’t with
them exploded.
• • • ' • 0
A NEW TUNE.
A fe'low pretending to be ve*
?v mufical, yet ciellitut? of all
lalte began to beat a tune upon
n table, afkijng the company if
they knew'what he was playing,
Yes,” replied one of them,
You are playing the foci."
Death always cafts a veil over
the tailings of thoff wiio were
endowed with lenfibility of heart;
and thofe who were really good,
after they have ceafed to breathe,
would fpin four weeks in a year,
it would add not only twenty
dollars ro her fortune, but two
millions to the commonwealth,
which would inereafe in porpor
tion to the finenefs of the wool,
and the perfection ot the work,
JOHN T. PE IERS.
Hebron, March 27 1810.
The Lounging Houfc Wife.
Thi lounging houfe- wife rifes
in thi* niorning in hafte ; for lazy
find defenders even among thofe f°^ s , are tver ’ n a hurry. Shi has
who blamed them when alive.
The French emperor’s name,
fays a iate London paper, was
in fome meafure, a prototype of
his divorfe from his crowned
Emprefs, Jofephine. By his mar-
riage he made her ‘ hone of his
hone' and by his divorfe. he has
r>-- uced her to the ftate of Bsnc-
apart.
BOWL OF PUNCH.
On the 25th ot Otlober 1694,
a bowl of punch was made at
the right Hon. Edward Rutlel’s
h j ufe when he was captain ge
neral an<l Commander in Chief
of his tnajefty’s forces in the Me-
nut time to put on her clothes
properly — but the can do it ary
SHOCKING !!! time. She draws on her gown,
The following tale cf woe hut leaves it halt pinned ; her
thould ferve as a caution to pa handkerchief is thrown away a-
rents not to permit their children crofs her neck : her {hoes down
to witnefs (cones of cruelty of at the heels ; the buftles about
any difi ription whatever with the hair over her eyes ; the
Monday laft, Mr Hall, a miller, runs from room to room flipfhod,
at King’s Bridge, Devon, having retolved to do up the work and
employed a butcher to kill tome drels herfelt—but folks who are
pigs tor him, during the ablence flipfhod about the feet, ar ufually
ot the latter to get fome r freih- Ihpfhod all *>ver the houle Si all
mem, having left his kite be- day begining every thing, and fi
hind, four young children, who nith nothing In themiioft ot the
hae been wirneftiing the opera- poor woman’s hurry tomebody
tion, agreed to play at kill pig ; comes in : the is in a flutter, runs
the youngetl was to be the pig, in the mxt room, pins up her
when one of the others, who gown & handkerchief, runs back
ailed the .part of the butcher, with heels thumping the floor !
(tuck hint in the throat,.and kil- Oh dear, you have catrhed us all
led him on the fpot ; the other in the fads ! I intended to have
three, alarmed at what they had cleaned up before any perfon
done, ran into the adjoining came ia, but I had every thing to
mill, and hid th ntlelves under dc> this morning ; in the mean
the wheel, -which was not work- time the catches hold of the
ing at the tinv, but was fet go- broom and begins to fweep ;
ing almoft immediately after- the duft rifes, and ftiflt-s every
wards, and cruthed them all to foul prelent. This is ill man-
TAKEN UP by the fuhf ri
her, on the I Oth tnft. a BAY
HORSE, twelve hands high, a
very finall ttar in his forehead,
afwab tail, fome faddle fpots >Baldwin county, and lot N° 98
on his back, about fix years old ; ' diftrid, of faid county.—Tl ■ c ,
he had on a finall bell tied with : P rl ccs are Eight Hundred Ddk»\
Lands for Sale,
•LOT N° 202, 15th dilhia of t
a leather firing, the clapper is
made of a (mail piece of iron
bent up at one end. I defire
the owner to come and take him
away.
i Henry Rogers.
April 16.
Union Academy.
for N° 202, and Five Hundred Dd
lars for N° 98.-—Something more if
any indulgence is given Appl'.ci-
tion to be made to me, near Saviw
nah, by mail (poll paid.)
Benjamin Raynes.
April 10, IS 10 4-eowtf
death i
From the American Mercury. !
A p nny faved is two pence
clear ”— Franklin.
ners indeed to bruth the duft
into a neighbor s face but the
woman is \ ery iorry it happened
fo.
Many a neighbor has been
Mr. Baucock—By general entertained with apologies and
Dering’s publication in a late! duft, at a friend’s houfe—and
paper, it appears that the ex- wherever this takes place, de
pence of making broad-cloath, pend on it, the miftrefs puts off
29 inches wide, at Mr. Scofitla’s to any timfc, that is, no time,
excellent faftory, is 1 dollar 19 what ought to be done at the
cents per yard. Though I am , prefent time,
i neither a farmer nor mechanic,
yet believing that dorm fl ic ma
nufa&ures are more interefting
than any others to our country,
diterranean. It was made in a j and nothing is wanting to induce
fountain in the garden in the ] our citizens to fupply their own
tnid le of (our walks, all co- - wants, but a knowledge that the
vored overhead with lemon and means are within their own pow-
orange tr< es, and in every walk | er, and may be profitably ufed,
was a table, the whole lengih of I. fend you for publication the
it cov- red with cold collations,
Ac. In the faid fountain ingre-
reful t of
made in
an experiment lately
my family, upon 6
dients, viz. four hoptheads of pounds of fine wool, (notmerr-
brandy, eight hogfneads of wa- no) of my own railing, which
HE public are hereby informed
that on the 16th -in-ll. UNION
ACADEMY v. ill open ar this place,
under the direction of Mr.-Francis
D. Cummins
From the heaithinefs of the Situa
tion, and the ability of *he Reiftor
employed we flatter ourlelyes that
this inllitutiou will meet with a pa
tronage liberal and extenfive.
The Languages. Mathematics, Ge
ography, Englifli Crammer, Belles
Letters, Reading, Writing and A-
rithmetic will be taught. An op
portunity is here offered to qualify
tlie Student for the Univerfity ; fuch
an inftitution has been wanted, and
we feel a pleafure in anticipating its
utility.
Boarding can be had as cheap as
in any part of the (late.
By order cf the P ref dent,
S. W. Harris, bec’ry.
Earonton, April 24, 1810. 4—3m
Notice.—All perfons are fore,
warned purchafing four notes
of hand given by me to Henry
Graybill, jun. dated in ] 807,
or any judgment on either of
them, as I have punctually paid
the fame.
David Sheppard.
April 11, >1810.
NOTICE.
LL perfons having any
demands againft the eftate
of Richard Grice, of Wathington
co. dec. are rtquefted to render
in their accounts properly at
tefted, to Major David Black-
(hear, and thofe indebted to faid
eftate to make immediate pay
ment.
JOHN H. BRYAN.
March 13. Adm'r.
A otice.—I do hereby forewarn
all perfons from trading for a
note of hand given by me to
John Powers, bearing date the
7th of November, 1S09, fora
Negro boy named Friday as hi
has proved infirm, which note I
do not intend to pay.
Claiborn Fofcr.
For sale or rent,
The HOUSE and LOT,ii
the lower end of me lowji ol
Milledgeville formerly occupi
ed by Allen Greene. Termi
may be known by applying to
Judkins Hunt-
P'
GEEORGIA, Jones county.
NOTICE.
I forewarn all perfons from
trading for a note which I gave
John Wootan one hundred dol
lars on (or about) the 14th of
January 1809, and payable a
bout the laft of faid year—the
fame being fraudulently obtain-
ed, I am therefoit determined
not to pay it.
James Richards.
February 17,1810. 48
ERSONALLY appeared Daily
Robinfon, before me one of
the Juftices of the Peace for faid
county, and being duly fworn, faith
on oath, that he had a Note of
Hand indorfed to him by Drury
Span, for the fum of Twenty Five
Dollars, with two years imereti on
it the twenty-fourth of April 1807,
and that'the faid Note is loft or
miflaid.and he the faid llobinfon
cannot find it-
Bailey Robinfon.
Sworn to before me this 21th of
Apirl 1810.
Einanah Sawyer, 7. p. 5-3
Adminifti ator’s bale,
WILL BE SOLD,
On the ith of Auguf next, H A
Plantation cf El j ah Groan, *.
Wafsingtan counts, tlse
Per tonal Property
Of faid deceafed. Tennis will
made known on the clay of falc,
Wiley Groan, Ad’mr-
May 8, 18JO. 6-tdl
'
Adminillrator’s Sale.
WILL BE SOLD,
On Monday the \th day cf Julie rah
at the houfe of It win Calhoun, <■
All the Perfonsl Pr°*
perry of faid deceafed ; confiH’ 1 ’?
of one Ilorfe, tiie {lock of Cattle^' 1 *
Hogs, Houfhold and Kitchen F ll( ’
niture, & c. Terms of falc iwd*
known on the day;
Martha Calhcon, Adm’t:!.'.
James Calhoo:;, Adi--’ 1 -
April 24, 18IO. -
BLANK DEEDS,
For Sale at this Of si