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Tho ’ thejedfous imagination of tl e
prude mail take, alarm at the
following exqvisitive hoe* : yet
the ingenious heart will disco
ver nothing indellicale —nothing
but the finest elusions of chast
affections. Witness.
ODE UPON THE MORNING.
BY THOMAS MOORE FS.
Turn to me Love! the morning
rays,
Are glowing on thy languid
charms,
Take oik: luxurious parting gaze,
While yet I linger in they arms.
’Twas long before the noon of
night,
I stole into thy bosom dear !
.And now the glance of morning
light,
Has found me still in dalliance
here.
Turn to me love ! the trembling
gleams,
Os morn, along thy white neck
stray,
Away, away, you envious beams,
Til chase you with my Upset way!
Oil! is it not, devine to tbink.
While all around we lulled in
night
While the planets seem’d to
winK,
We kept our vigils of delight.
The heart that little world of ours,
Unlike thddrowsv world ot care,
Then, then awak’d its sweetest
powers,
And all was annimation there.
Kiss me once more rtrnl then I fly,
Our parting would to noon day
last ;
Then close that languid, trembling
PV*.
And sweetly dream of all the
past !
soon a night shall fix her seal
Upon the eyes and limps of men,
dearest ! 1 will panting steel,
v o nestel in thy arms again.
jovs shall take their stelen
flight,
•Secret as th<%. celestial spheres,
Which makes sweet music ail the
roght,
Unheard by drowsy mortal ears.
THE WORLD, AS IT IS.
*TIS the very best world we live
in,
To lend and to spend and to give
in ;
llut to beg or to borrow or get,
a mans own,
The very worst world that ever
was known.
The Balance of Europe.
Or Europe’s balance we have
nought but tales
Since bonY \tole the balance and
the scales.
To those who call themselves pat
rons of public newspapers, the
follmmg, from u Luzerne pa
■ ‘per, is submitted for considera
tion.— Poverty is a curse !—•
Remember reader !! !
I HAVE been sadly ttou
Lied with an ugly old witch a.
bout my house for five years
past : like the f rogs of Egypt,
fhc has found her w ay into my
biead, though, like the moth,
flie has eaten large holes ir.
mi breeches, and by her de*
Vi’iih machinations my (hoes
ae worse worn by half than
t .e lhoe.’ of the Gibeonites; She
has broken my windows, tor:
down my fences (or prevented
my building them)—worn out
my types, and btought about
niv ears an importunate let oi
men, who k * would be vet)
glad if 1 would pay them a little
monc.).” —\ud however juit
the debis may be, the old hag
wun\ let me pay a cent oi
,h eTt i—l have been endeavor
ing to get the old huzzey out
ol doors for a long time, but
in vain.
But now, thank fortune, I
have found out a perfect me
thod of exorcising her lady*
ship of my prefence —that is—
by filling an old flocking I
have with dollars, and my gra.
nety with wheat.
As the next number of my
paper commences the second
} ear since I undertook the foie
management of it, and as there
will then be due to the eftab.
lifhrr.ent more than 3000 dol
lars, my friends, I am per
suaded, will advance me what
is due to assist me to rid my.
felf of this vile old hag. Her
name is Poverty —and thole
who have been in habits of in
timacy with her, can bear wit
ness that my description is not
unjufl.
T IE PRINTER.
TO LEASE,
FOR A TERM OF
YEARS,
§£3” THAT valunble trad
of oak, hickory and rice land
containing 300 acres on the
Louisville toad, well known
as the 8 mile house, one of the
bed stands for a public house.
A L S O,
That plantation 10 miles
from Sayanuah, late tha pro.
perty of Joseph Clay, dec. at
prelent occupied by captain
Andrew M’Lean.
ALSO,
Two valuable traßsof oak,
hickory and rice land, or any
part thereof, adjoining the a_
hove, and the plantations of
David F. Bourquin, E(q. Mrs.
Fox, &c. &c.
ALSO,
That plantation ar.d trad of
land, on the Great Ogechec
road, twelve miles from Sa
vannah. well known by the
name of Hadick, late the pro
perty and rcfiaence of Mr.
Win. Fox, deceafcd. For
further intormation, please ap
ply to
FRANCIS COURVOISIE.
Who offers for Sale,
A Bargain, and on easy Terms.
A valuable trad of land, on
the Satillariver, Glynn county,
containing 1000 acres, adjoin
ing lands granted to Stephen
Darayton and Miles Brewtor
of South ‘Carolina, late the,
property and granted to Win.
Telfair, Esq.
A I. S 0,
An undivided moiety of
a 5,000 acre tract of Land, os
the Alatamahaw river, origi
nally granted to Air. Chas.
W. M’Kinnon,adjoining lands
of Jobs. Gibbons, Ma>y MeL
tons Butler, Maxwell, See,
ALSO,
Two tracts of Land, on O
gechee tiverWafhington coun.
tv, containing acres each
tract, originally granted to J.
Peary and James Alien.
SHERIFF’S SALES:
On the firft Tuesday in Nov.
no t, at the Court-lioufe in
the city of Savannah,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the usual hours.
FOUR negroes viz. Syl.
via. Jenney, Iledor and Su
key, ft i zed and to be fold
under arid by virtue of an
execution grounded on a
mortgage, John Perpoil, vs,
James Smith.
11. W. Williams, and. s.c.
Augufl 4. 77.
Sheriffs Sales.
WILL BE SOLD
At the court-houle in Tatnall
county, on the first I uesday
in November next, at the
usual hours for cadi,
200 Acres of Land,
The property of Stephen Bow
en, lying on the waters of the
Altamahaw adjoining Abner
Davis, on two sides and un
known lands on all other, ta
ken under execution to fatisfy’
a judgment in favor of John
Sands.
ALSO, the improvement
and claim of land that Alien
Rawls now lives on, levied on
as the property of said Rawls
to fatisfy an execution in fa
vor of Israel Barber.
ALSO, one hundred and
fifty acres in said county, le
vied on as the proper; yof J.
Clements to fatisfy the de
manes of the state affairs.
ALLAN JOHNSON,
D. S. T. C.
Sept. 29. it.
Sheriff’s Sales.
Will be fold, on the firfl
TUESDAY in November
next, at the court house in.
this city, between the hours
of ten and three o’clock,
FIVE NEGROES, VIZ
John and his wife Catherine,
together with their children,
Charlotte, Juliet and Harry,
taken under execution, Edwin
Lewis vs. Emanuel Hengill,
pointed out by the defendant.
Continued from last sales. t
Conditions Cash.
11. W. Williams, ands. c. c.
Sept. 4. 85.
Sheriff’s Sales,
On the’lst Tuesday in Nov. next,
WILL BE SOLD, at the court
house in this city, between the
hours of 10 and 3 o’clock,
A negro MAN named Be.
elms, taken under execution at
the property of William Bar
nard, under sundry executi
ons, pointed out by the defen
dant. The former purchafet
not complying with the terms
“of lale.
Continued from lafl: sales.
T. ROBERTSON, s. c. c:
Sept. 4. 86.
Cotton Ginned,
THE SUBSCRIBERS ,
Having established in
Yamacraw, on the lot where
Joseph Hill ere&cd a Corn-
Mill, & aejoining to the house
of the Rev. Mr. Clay, 2 roller
COTTON GINS, on an ap
proved and superior construc
tion, offer to Gin Cotton at
the reduced price of 5 cents
per pound.
They will obligate tbem
felves to stipulate a time oi de
livery for Cotton received to
be ginned, and will store, the
fame, after being prepared for
market, until convenient for
the proprietors to remove it,
without making the ufuai
charge of storage, and will al
so purchase Cotton in the feed
at the fair market price.
ALEX. JAFFREY,
\VM. WILKIE.
Savannah, Sept. 4, iSOG— r—B6
CAUTION.
I forewarn all persons from
purchasing or trading for a Tract
of one hundred acres of 0.. k and
hickory land, lying on Savan
nah river, Stouey bluff, formerly
granted to John Kennedy, as the
property of Edmund Walsh, as I
am the only owner.
THOMAS WALSH.
June 19 if
CHATHAM SUPERIOR
COURT,
January Tep.m, 1306.
Christina Dasher, .
vs. / Petition
The heirs and re- > for Fo.'eclo
presentatives of V sure.
John Ban.pt. dec. /
UPON the petition of Christi
na Dasher, praying the
foe closure of the equity of re
demption on the following premi
ses :
ALL that lot of land in the
city of Savannah, known by the
number live, third tything Rey
nolds Ward .containing sixty feet
in width and ninety feet in depth;
with the improvements thereon,
mortgaged by Elizabeth Ilaupt,
now Elizabeth Dowell, Robert
Bolton, and Justus Hartman
Scheuber, guardians of the per
sons of the said John Haupt, and
trustees of the property of the
said John Haupt, by virtueof an
order of the hon.the superiorcour
of Chatham Countv aforesaid in
the said Christina Dasher,for the
sum of eighty pounds sterling,
equal tothree hundred and foity
two dollars eighty-five cents se
ven mills and one-seventh monies
of the Uni'ed States, on the sixty
day of May, which was in the
year one thousand seven hundred
and ninety-nine, and on motion of
Mr. CUYLER, Attorney for the
Petitioner,
IT IS ORDERED BY THE
COURT, that the principle, in
terest and costa due upon said
mortgaged property, be paid into
Court within twelve months from
this date, and unless the same be
so paid, tiie equity of redemption
shall thenceforth be foreclosed
and other proceedings take placee
pursuant to the act of assembly
in such case made and provided
And it is further ordered, in
pursuance of said act that this rule
be published in one of the Public
Gazettes, of this state at lease
once in every Month until the
time appointed for payment, or
served on the Mortgagers, or their
special agent, at least six months
previous to the time the said mo
ney is ordered to be paid into
Court as aforesaid.
Extract ft on the minutes ,
J. BULLOCH, Cli.
Feb. 29, 1 806.
GEORGIA, |
THAT after the expiration
of fix months, the fubferiber
will petition the Honorable the
court of ordinary, for the
county ofM‘ltitofh in the state
aforefaid,to order the admin,
iftrators of col. William M c -
Imofh, the younger, deceased,
to make and Execute to the
fubferiber, titles to the follow,
ing traft of land, - Viz. One
thousand acres in Camden
county lying on Todd’s creek
a branch of Great Satilla river
originally granted to Alexand.
der Ingles and purchased by
the said col. William M‘ln
tofh at. the confifeated sales,
which trad the said deceased
fold to the fubferiber, and re r
ceived payment for, but died
before the titles were execut
ed.
These are therefore to give
public notice, to all persons
who may be concerned, to
come forward at the above
time and place, Sc shew cause,
if any they have, why the
said order should not be made
and the titles in consequence
thereof executed according to
law.
WILLI AM SCOTT.
April Jth 1806 48 2;vv6m.
v TvYTTv c e.
Nine months after date, appli
cation will be made to the hon.
Inferior court of Effingham coun
ty for leave to sell a tract of
land in said county, containing
100 acres, lying on th Sunbury
Road, for the benefit of the heirs
and creditors.
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Adm’r.
E. CAIiLE, Admr'x.
Notice is hereby C/B
T 1
-L II AT at the cxpiratiß
nine months from t! ; ,.8
hereof, application B
made to the Honour- B
Inferior Conrt ot C, B
County, for leave to fiß
following tracts of Lan d B
longing to the estate of ]■
Doors, deceased, viz : ■
Two hundred and riffl
ores, old survey, fuuate, jfl
and being in Chatham CB
ty, bounded by Great (V
chee river, land of Goltiß
and land now of Joseph vfl
cher, Esq.—The fame J
for the benefit of the heirsß
creditors of the laid lafl
Doors, deceased. 1
THO’s. MILLS, Adi
Savannah, Sept. 4, ij 0 B
jamqm 86. ■
hAL h 3
OF THE FRACTION AM
SURVEYS. j
WE the Commissioners antnl
ed by the Legisiaiure to. c !ll
dispose of the fractional I
veys, of the counties of \i
kinson, Baldwin and \VaJ
do hereby give notice that I
sales will commence on 111
day the 27th of August, ul
and continue from day to J
in the following manner, I
til the whole are sold.
WILKINSON. 9
Those of the first ciistrl
on the 27th August next, ■
continue from day to dl
Sundays excepted, until 9
2d of September inclusive. 9
Those of the second dtscß
on the 3d of September, 9
til the 6th inclusive. 1
Those of the 3d district I
.the Bth September, until ■
10th inclusive. 1
Those of the 4th district I
the nth of September, uJ
the 13th inclusive. ]
Thole of the s<h district 1
the 15th of September, uil
the 17th inclusive. ]
BALDWIN. m
Those of the 2d dillrid, (V
tf'ie 23d of September until iH
30th inclusive. S
Those diftrict,®’
the ill ol October, untii tfl
4th inclulive. 8
Those of the 4th diftrid,oß
the 6th of October, until til
gth inclulive. 1
Those of the sth district, ol
the 10th of October, until till
16th inclusive. 1
WAYNE.- I
Those of the id district ol
the 17th of October until (til
24th inclusive. I
Those of the 2d diftrict,ol
the 25th of October, until thl
27th inclusive. I
Thole of the 3d didricf, 08
he 28th of October, until thfl
31st inclulive. 1
Terms of Sale. ]
Os the purchasers ben*
with approved personal fecul
rity, for the amount of purl
chafe money, will be requirl
ed, in four eqpal instalments!
to be paid in gold or silver 1
the first payment to be made!
welve months after date, * n |
addition to which a mortgage
on the premises will be requir*|
ed.
MOSES SPEER,
REDDICK SIMMS,
PATRICK JACK,
Commissioners-
July 7- 69—2 azvtf.
SAVANNAH Printed 1Y
JOHN DOUGHERTY.
At SIX DOLLARS PER ANNU'*
PAY Alt DC HALF YEARLY IN A*’
VAN Gfi.