The Southern patriot. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1804-1806, October 23, 1806, Image 4

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% &ii its! c -O Court of StfioUo. r —— & j from the Charieston Courier. On the loss of Miss Maria Os borne ,on the 22 d AvU. 1 806 > in the Schooner Little Patty, Iwvrtd from Charleston to St. Marys. UPRIGHT was the morn, and gendv blew the gale. The sailor rheerly loos’d the swelling sail, ‘'Ehe yiddv bark soon caught the fiatt’ring bret ze, -And skimniM. with swiftness, o’- er the trembling seas. The land drew near, the destin’d port appear’d, Ard Hope, \v ; th wanton smile, each bosom cheei’d. Then Boreas howl’d and dread /'rlanttc roar’d, And, foaming, dash’d, his angry biilows ’hoard. Before ti e gale the helpless ves sel flies, New lost to view, now lifted to the skiei. Contending winds ?nd waves now sweep the ch 1 k And in a moment leaves the bark a wreck. Vain was each art, the sinking wreck to save, (Alas what strength can equal ocean’s wave l) Till worn with toil, the sad des paring crew Now leave this danger so encoun ler new , “While pale far’d famine aim’d with death’s command, Assail’d, with tenors, ere they reach’d the land. But ah ! my Muse, must thou, with sighs relate, Must ihou, in tears, deplore Ma ria’s fate ? Just then, when fate and borrow stay’d the while, “When Hope benignant shtd her partin g smile ; I.’tn then, a surge more ruthless than the rest Embrac’d her, bore her, on its chilly breast. Ah ! then herelt of cvVy friendly aid, With what devotion sigh’d the guiltless maitl ! She clasp’d hands, to Heaven she cast Her eye ; But FUaven, all-wis,., had doom’d the maid to die I Her ready fate then dipt the silk en thread, Attending Engels caught her soul and tied. I low oft„ sweet girl, when fancy led the way, Didst thou with rapture wait the happy da\, Whm thou should hold them to thy faithful heart, Thy mother, brothers, never more to part ; Thy mother, who a prey to hopes and fears lias steep’d her pillow in afflict ion’s tears. Ah ! with what fondness has she wish’d to find Improvement glowing in thy } outhful mind ; With vs hat delight would she have tought to trace The lines which absence might have gi\ ’n thy face, And when new love had heav’d htr aged breast, Still with redoubl’d kindness thee caress’d. Ah ! y es, full well she knew thou and soidy smooth Life’s rugged path, and all her sorrows soothe— She knew, when sinking with the load of years, Thou’d calm her woes by mild affection’s tears. But, ah ! the wcrlu’s an endless scene of w&ca, A waste, a desert, now, where ev’r she goes 1 Her grief, airs ! must court the li iendty urn, And rush, with joy, to its eter nal bout 11 . Calm’d be each wave, each gentle zephyr cease. While her fair him descends to realms cl peace— Ye Neriad-s, Thetis, daughters of of the Waves, Receive her, take her, to your co ral caves ; Oh ! Ocean, on thy trembling bosom bear Her tender form*—Oh, let it be thy care ! H O P E, Or expectation of Things to come. H O PE, we by experience know to be a gentle and Iv.eet eftiifion, or expansion ol the (oul towards home good ex’ pc£led to come ; so that when we are full of hope, we feel a certain inflation, both within and without, in our whole bo dy, together with a glowing hut plea fan t heat, from the blood and spirits universally diffuefed. It is called the man na from Heaven. When all other things fail us, Hope will Hand by us to the last. Hope gives freedom to the captive rhainedtothe oar; health to the sick, while death grins in his face ; victory to tfie defeat ed ; and wealth to the beggar while he is craving alms : Leading ihem still insensibly along, By the strange witchcraft of anuori. Cowl When Alexander the Great invaded Peifia, he gave his patrimonial efiate to his friends; and having legally palled away the whole, Perdic cas laid, “ And what O King do you reserve for yourfelf?” 44 My Hopes, ” (said Alexan der) “Why, then, of those Hopes only will we that are your followers be (haters ; ” and for that reason refilled what the King had freely given him, and his example was fol lowed byfeveral others. A Rhodan, taking too much freedom in reprehend ing the vices of a tyrant, he was Unit up in a cage; his har.cjs were cut off, his noffrils flit, ar.d his face disfigured by many rude gashes cut in it; whereupon a friend advised him to put an end to his mile rics, by lamilhing himfeit to death ; but he, with great in dignation, rejected the propo sal, saying “ While a man has breathall things are to be hop ed for ; and he would not ioie the p.leafure of hoping to rid himielf of his present afflifclion. But Hope ill grounded docs often trick ami bubble the owner, as it did to a Spanifli Woman, who went a begging to a French flioemcker, with three of her little children, who said to her 44 Good woman, I will ease thee or {bine pall of thy charge; for if thou leave one of thy lens with me, I will breed hint up in my trade, and ru ahe him capable of living like a man, and to be helpful to his patents also. ” Cod for bid, said the woman, that I should call away my child to a {hanger, and bung him up to lo pitiful a mechanic tiade as a Ihoemaker, since 1 live in hopes that the elded will be Viceroy of Naples, the iccoiid of Mexico, and the vounselt ol Sardania. 6’ 1-4 Cents Reward. RAN A WAY t rent the subscri ber, some time in September ISO A, an indented apprentice to the Coopering business, named Joseph Eclvtnslene ; it is suppos. id ho has gone to the county ol Effingham in this state, where he for merly lived. The above reward vhi be gnen to any person who will deliver him to 7 1103. WALSH. October 20. 3t. bS- Sheriffs Sales. WILL BE SOLD At the court-house in Tatnall county, on the first Tuesday in November next, at the usual hours for cash, 200 Acres of Land, The property of Stephen Bow* en, lying on the waters ot the Altamahaw adjoining Abner Davis, on two sides and un known lands on all ether, ta* ken under execution to fatisfy a judgment in favor ol john Sands. ALSO, the improvement and claim of land chat Allen Rawls now lives on, levied on as the property of laid Rawls to latisfy an execution in fa vor of Israel Barber. ALSO, one hundred and fifty acres in said county, # le* vied on as the prepert yof J. Clements to fatisfy the de* manes of the flare affairs. ALLAN JOHNSON, D. S. T. C. Sept. 29. it. Sheriffs Sales. Will be fold, on the firfi TUESDAY in November next, at the court houle in this city, between the hourt of ten and three o’clock, j FIVE NEGROES, VIZ— John and his wife Catherine, together with their children, Charlotte, Juliet and Harry, taken under execution, Edwin Lewis vs. Emanuel Rengill, pointed out by the defendant. Continued from b ft laies. Conditions Cash. 11. W. Williams, ands. c. c. Sept. 4. 86. Sheriff’s Sales, On the Ist Tuesday in Nov. next, WILL BE SOLD, at the court house in this city, between the hours of !0 and 6 o’clock, A negro MAN named Bs. chus, taken under execution a. the property of William Bar naic!, under sundry cxecuti ons, pointed out by the defen dant. The former porchafer not complying wt.h the terms of Lie. Continued from lall Tales. I • ROBERTSON, s. c. c. Sept. 4. $6. Cotton Ginned, the subscribers, I-I A VINO established in Yamacraw, on the lot where Jcfeph Hill erefckd a Corn. Mill, & aojoining to the houle of the Rev. Mr. Clay, 2 roller | COT 1 o.\ CI NS, on an ap | proved and superior construc tion, oner to Cm Cotton at the icciuced price ot cents per (. ound. 1 bey will obligate them, lelves to stipulate a time of de livery for Cotton received to be ginned, and will store the lame, after being prepared lor market, until convenient for the proprietors to remove it, I without making the usual | charge of storage, and will ab lb purebafe Cotton in the iced at the fair market price. ALEX. JAFF.REY, WM. WILKIE. Savannah, Sept. 4, 1806- 86 LauttonT I forewarn all persons from purchasing or trading f or a Tract or one hundred acres of oak and hickory land, lying oil Savan nah river, Stoney bluff, formerly granted to John Kennedy, as the property of EdunmdWalsli, as I am the only owner. THOMAS WALSH. June la 64 t s CHATHAM SUPERIOR COURT, January Term, 1806. Christina Dasher, vs. / Petition The heirs and re- > for Fereclo presentatives of Vsure. John Haupt. dec. ) UPON the petition of Christi na Dasher, praying the foeclosure of the equity of re demption on the following premi ses : ALL that lot cf land in the city of Savannah, known by the number five, third tything Rey nolds Ward, containing sixty feet in width and ninety feet in depth ; with the improvements thereon, mortgaged hy Elizabeth Haupt, now Elizabeth Dovrell, Robert Holton, 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 ot the hon.the suptriorcour , of Chatham County aforesaid in the said Christina Dasher,for the sum of eighty pounds sterling, equal tothree hundred aud forty tw 0 dollars eighty-five cents se ven mills and one-seventh monies of the United States, oa the sixty day of May, which was in toe year one thousand seven hundred and ninety-nine, and on motion of Ma. CUYL ER, A:torney for the Petitioner , IT IS ORDERED HY 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, the equity of redemption shall thenceforth be foreclosed and other proceedings take placec 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, at. Feh. 2d. 1806. GLOlltil A., THAT’ after the expiration of fix months, the fublcriber will petition the Honorable the court ot ordinary, f o r the county ofMHtuulh in the Rate afore;aid,io order the admin* ibra..Gis of col. \V iliiam \I 4 - Imofh, the younger, deceased, to make and Execute to the fubferiber, titles to the follow ing uad of land, Viz. One thou land acres in Camden county lying on Todd’s creek a branenof Great Satilla river originally granted to Alexan der Ingles and purchased by the said col. William M‘ln toih at the confifcated lales, which trad the said deceased fold to the fubferiber, and re* ceived payment for, but died before the titles were execut ed. I heie are therefore to give public notice, to all persons who may be concerned, to come forward at the above time and place, & ffcewcanfe, if any they have, why the laid order should not be made and the titles in consequence thereof exec tried according to law. WILLIAM SCOTT. April 7tli 1806 48 2aw6tu. a o Tice. Nine months after date, appli cation will be made to the lion Inferior court of Effingham coun - tv for leave to sell a tract of land in said county, containing 100 acres, lying on the Sunbury Road, for the benefit of the heirs “nd creditors. It IE LI A .1/ If RIGHT, Achn'r’ E. GABLE ,£dmr'x. Notice is hereby G : T 4 HAT at the cxpi rat j nine months from hereof, application V j made to the Honourable Inferior Conrt of Cha County, for leave to [ e j following tracts of Land longing to the estate of 1 Doors, deceased, viz : Two hundred and Fj| cres, old iurvey, situate, | and being in Chatham 0 ty, bounded by Great ( chee river, land of Coldi and land now of Joseph v 1 cher, Esq.—The fame! for the benefit of the h e j r 5 creditors of the said h Doors, deceased. TFIO’s. MILLS, Ad Savannah, Sept. 4, jg, 1 am 9m 85_ s a lTe! OF THE Eli ACT IONA SURVEYS. WE the Commissioners appr ed by the Legislature to sell dispose of the fractional veys, of the counties of kiason, Baldwin and Wi do hereby give notice thj sales will commence on 9 day the 27th of August, 1 and continue from day to in the following manner, til the whole are sold. WILKINSON. Those of the first disti on the 27th August next, continue from day to < Sundays excepted, until 2d ol September inclusive, Those of the second ais! on the 3d of September, til the 6th inclusive. Those of the 3d distric the Bth September, until 10th inclusive. Those of the 4th distiic the ntn of September, t the 13th inclusive. Those of the sth district the 15th of September, 1 the 171 b inclusive. BALDWIN. Those of the 2d dlftrifi, the 23d of September until 30th inclusive. Those of the 3d district, the Ift of October, until 41b inclusive. Those ©f the 4th diftricl, the 6th of Otiober, until 9th inclusive. Those of the sth district, the 10th of October, until 16th inclusive. WAYNE: Those of the ift difirict the 17th of October until 24th inclusive. Those of the r.d difirict, the 25th of October, until 27th inclusive. Th.cfe of the 3d difirict, he 28th of October, until 3:ft inclusive. Terms of Sole .’ Os the purchasers h with approved personal !c rity, for the amount of p chafe money, will be req cd, in four equal instaimt to be paid in gold cr silv the first payment to be mi welve months after date, addition to which a mortg on the premises will be req* ed. MOSES SPEF.P, REDDICK SIMM! Patrick jack, Commissioned July 7- 69—2 aivl) SA FA N HA II .-—Printed JOHN DOUGHERTV. Near the Exchange ID}) L At SIX’ DOLLARS PER AKN t? payably half yearly n ADVANCE.