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_THE POET. from Moore’s hacred Me lodies. Nothing in ,v hut Heaven, Tills word is all ; fleet in£ show. For man’s illusion pivni; Tin- sr.iil-as of Jay, tlu t< arsoTWoo, Dr(‘eilfitl bliim-, iltrc i'l't:l How, IW. imilnug’ U ii- l>i,t II avcn. Alut Mse the on (iioiy’s plume, As fading line., of Kvu, A'xl l<oveiKl Hn|)f, an<l 11-ttuty’* blooru, jKic biossoms fpatliyr’d from the- lomb— There's umliinjp l>rij;lt blit Heaven. l\mr ‘vraoderci *of .a slot niy (lay, From wave *. wave wv’ietiriVeii. A m I'aifcy’s H. ‘h, .ok] Upson’s ray, S*iv ■ but to lij*ht l!i- troubli tl tvns Tliere’s nntf.iiij; calm butiSeavcii ! M ISCRI. I.ANV. —*■—* .1 I— —.< -a...... -fa- m Extraordinary circufhstance. A young woman keeps the Tnrnprke, near _ T len!cy-IJp<:r- Ihames, Oxfordshire, who has been married four and has now nine children, who are ail living and well. At her lit it ■ lying in, Hie had three children ; ! a’ her second three ; and at her j third two \ and at her fourth and last, one The circumstance has astonished the while neigh borhood, and is supposed to be ‘ without a parallel in any ago or country. A lion l ivant. A gentlemen who or.ee held & situation at Madras, drank in ‘J.2 years, 1328 dozens, or 31 pipes of Madeira, (42 dozens to the pipe) (>64 dozens of chief, 654 dozens of malt liquor, 332 dozens pi brandy ; and at -the end and the 22 years, he complain (J that ha hand shook ! 4■ ■ j Shnv Trade, One of the ialt Brriih appro priation laws a- vehvnis the fol lowing important faft : That 300,00 c l. sterling (nearly a mil lion and a third of dollars) has been voted to di.’charge judg meats obtained by the Portu guest; owners oj vessels employed in the slave trade agninft the Bii tith commanders who have cap tuaed them. BOUT. C‘2NT. NliW-YCKK, AUG. 21. I*l RE. About hall pall twelve o’clock this morning, a lire broke out in what is called a v Sailer's dance houfe,’ in Water tlreet* the :.d door from the cornor of Dover fl eet. Ir was funounded by a duller ol wooden buildings, all of which were nearly as inflam mable as a tinder box, and con- Tequently before the citizens could be aroufcd and aftemblvd, the lire had made such ru pro gref* as seemingly for a lew mi. mites to bid defiance to its limits; xior was it got under until it had swept away tdbuilcings'in Water ilreet, and 5 in Front ftrect. The fliip Rockidgh: jrn which arsived yesterday hi ui Liverpool. v.u3 boaidcd on liie ill inll.int M ‘he Last India Company’s mip David Scott, 5 weeks from Bombay, the dlicers of which reported that the natives were j rofecuting the war with great vigor again ft the British ; and that the coast and leas were in Slic’d by pua-tes. \7e under/rand that the at tempt to fend a Ream boat from New York ro Ruflia, has been abandoned, from a want of ; funds to carry the enterpi ize into eflVtl. Capt Hull of the navy had volunteered his fetvic-.s to aflid in navigating her. The King of ilai 3 land com pleted ids 78th year of his age on the 4’h of June last, CPerhaps so, ;:rv/r. SHERIFFS S/lI.ES. Will be add on the first Tuesday October next, at the Courthouse in jl i r fr:c s county, ihe fallowing property , j via. : One likely boy by the name of | Jim. r or 6 years of age, taken as * the pi I 'to fatisfyan attachment in favor of Renton Walton, end fold by order of the honorable Inferior cam t of faiti county, as pe tillable property. ALSO One hundred acres of land, more or l<*fs, in Wilks county on tile waters of Williams* creek ; adjoining Jacob Ray, John Moore and others, taken as the propeny : of Jefle W. Gunn, to fatisfy fun- j dry executions from the .iultice’s court in favor of Martin Pitts, exe- ! cuted and returned to me by David i xillifon, conftaile. Thos Wootten, she. August 26, 1816. (33~5 f -) I —r — ’ I SHERIFF’S SALE. WILL BE scn:n on the first Tucs day iti Oflober next at the Court House, in Wilkes County . bettvecn the hours of t. n and three o'dock, the following property , viz : ONE house and lot in the rown of Washington, couc. j ty, adjoining Dr Abbott and.others I —in the occupancy of John C I Leirner, and taken as his property i to fadsfy fun ry executions againfl 1 him, in favor of John HearTand 1 Joel Bond, amd pointed out by laid j j Leimer—executed and returned to | !me by Joseph M Dent, constable. | JOHN DYSON, IV 3 ! Aug. 29, 1816. (33-5 O SHERIFF’S SALE. | Will be fobi at the court r nfe ! in Wilkes -county, on the firft | TTiefday in Odober next—-be* j tween the hours of ten and tnree c/clock, tile foliowinrg property, viz. EIGHT hundr ed acres of j land more or Id's, in tire county of W ilks, on Upton’s creek, adjoin ing Abraham Simons’ ..i and others ; including the law and grist mills thereon, die factory house, dwell ing houies, Ac ; alio ten looms, one spool frame, and warping mill, fourteen lets of harness for weav ing, five quilling wheels, and one cotton law gin—All the above le vied on as the property of the Wilkes Manufacturing Company, to futisfy sundry executions in fa vor of 1\ icht son Bockc;, A Aron Lipham, and William Dealing, Cos; againfl laid Company ; the land and appurtenances point o out by Lipham and Dealing; tht i other property pointed out by laid i Booker. Coditions cafli. JOHN DYSON, D. S ; Aug. Cl), LSI O’. (33-5;) COLLECTOR’S SALE. Wim. ij . soli*, at the Coiirt houfe, in YVukes county, on the full Tuesday in October next, the following traOs of Land, or enough thereof, to Ltisfy the T’ax and coil for the yeais here after named—viz ; 87 Acres, third quality, lying cn the waters of Little river, in Wilkes county, joins J Ham mack, granted unknown, returned ; by Thomas Little, and fold to fa j lisly his tax due for the years i 3 1 3, 1814, and 1815 —taxuue 2 Dof lars 31 1.4 Ctß. 202 1-2 acres pine, lying in Laurens county, 18th diitrid, No. 1 4-1, granted to John Hambleton, and returned by Laid John IJam milton, and fold for his tax for the year 1314 —tax due 00 and. 87 1 2 cents. 202 1-2 acres pine, lying in Wiikinfon county at the time of survey 14th diitricl, No 4*., grant ed to W Wilder, and returned by I Valentine Mayo, and fold for his *tax for the year 1814 —tax due 00 and. 87 12 cents. ~. . t 202 1-2 acres pine, lying m ; Wiikinfon county at the time of j survey, 14sii diftrid, No. 263. • grauted to Jehu johns n, and re turned by said jel:u johnfon, and fold lor his tax for r e ar 1814; tax due oc and. 87 12 cents. Con. *it ions, -cafli—the purchaser to pay for titles. I'hos. Anderson, T.C.W.C- I August 2, 1816 (29 .6od) t :—: . I co P Y State of Tennesce, f Personally ®p- Krtox County $ pea red before me, Robert Pearce, who being du ly (Worn on the holy evangeiifts of Almighty Wod, dtclareih, that he was for several months in the year 1814, at the house of Abner I Tsroadaway residing at t raders j Hill, Camden county, Georgia ; tliat during his stay there, lie oc- Cafionally croued the river St Ma ry? to the house of one Enoch Dannell, or Daniel, living in E. Florida, nearly opposite Traders Hill ; that he there saw four i>e groes which he was informed were the property of James Cafhen of Amelia island, named Dublin, Rose, flercult ;, an Daphne—de I ponent further declares that 11 nry Dane ‘ bargained with said Datum! or Daniel, for said lour n grots, ! for the fuih of fix hundred dollars ; j tlv.it laid Heuiy Dancein company with Lewdiyn Williams (who the deponerve was acquainted with) E noch Daniel, and one of his fens, Abner Daniel, crofted said negroes into Georgia—that Dance, Will iams and Daniel (the father) pro ceeded with said negvees into the interior of Georgia—Daniel re turned and Nought with him two hundred dollars in specie, supposes he reed; the balance in bank notes; deponent declares said negroes were guarded and or watched at Daniel’s when he was there, pre vious to Dance rc.noving them into Georgia. Signed ROBERT PEARCE, j Sworn to before me at Knoxville, this 14 1/j Augt. 1816. Sl‘‘ \'t and *IIOBT. LINDS AT. a justice peace , Knox county, Tei.nesee. Two of the abov naiv.eu ni grejes, Tier cults and Daphne, have * j defcribi-d hy me in a former adv..rri w rnci.r, ujimjfe to he fe rreted or run rfi hy Utprv Dance, 1 Dublin and Ruf.- have been reto vo>ed. In addition to the above I evidence, the moil unquestionable ■ proof can be ** >taiMed of the neli j r-ous conduct or Her.ry Lance, rdarnlg to th ’ conduct of my , plundered negsots. l.eyye iyn WiL J hams ftliuJ-ng ir. dt fvjaryr. nien tioned in the fortguing al.V:ivit j was one of tfie principals concur.i. | ed With the notorious 1 obbvr W<u Cone of Cauidcu county, Gec.a ; j who plutulered my plant; rion on I Am. da liiatid, in Seotember 18 1 j 3S~d) J AMES CAbHEN. NOTICE. Will be fold to the highest | bidder, on the 24th October next, in \l .Ikes county, at the Sate rdi der.ee of Joseph Frathgi, deed ; ail the perional property belonging to said depea fed ; confining of hories, cattle, hogs, fhcep, house hold and kitchen iurimure. Alfo fc one Still, cue v.aggcn and geer ; a!(o, 3 negroes, crop of corn and fodder, and sundry other aides too tedious to mention ; all of which will be Lid on a ciedit of lix months, the purchaier to give final! notes with approved security. James V. Frather, admi*. Sept. 6 1816. (34 4 r. WATCH BUSINESS. The Subfcribcr returns his be ft thanks to the pijbii . for the liberal encourag-etnent received in thisbu hnds. IT vlng procured alfeihnce, he will iiereafo r have the power to do work on the shortest notice, in the bell aid neatest manner, and on the cheaptft terms—So that culiomers may nowexpcfl no more dilappoim rnenls ; while his hire indiipofttion must conflitute the bell apuSogy he can m-ke, h e thole winch have already happen ed. cy He will take on good terms, an apprentice of the age of 13 oc 15 years—one well recoin* mended. J ANTHONY.; Wafeiugton, July 26. (28) NOTICE is hereby given, that all pc rl'ofts indebted to the chafe of Joseph Ciaike Anthony, dec’d. art requested to come forward and make immediate pay men'. ; and thole to y. h> n\ the cd ife is indebt ed, to bring forward their accounts certified, according to law, asid re ceive payment. JOHN MIL!., 7 . , WM. li> July i9 Ad:ai n ist rato r s Sale. WILL RE SOLD, on Saturday the >9'.h td October next, at the late icfid'ente of Garland Pearson, decealcd, all the personal property of laid dectafod ; confiding of horses, cattle, ftieep, hogs, geese, and sundry articles of hov.fehuid furtiime. T welve months credit with final! notes and good security. Michael Pearson, 7 5. Elizabeth Pearson. \ ? * Cr *■■■■■ ■ - LOOK HERE! , Cheap Bargain, if applied lor in time, may be had in the purchase o? a handiome feconJ rate hmfe* gigg- Er.qsnr- of the pi iatcr- Sept 6, 1816. (34) 4