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MACON, WEDNESDAY, JILY 3, IS:J3.
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Georgia telegraph.
Published Weekly
AT MACON, GA.
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rPRMS.—Thukb DoLi AR^a yctjjr, if paidTiu
1 or Four DolLars, if not paid before the
> "f the vear. Subscribers living at a distanco
|,c required in ail caccs to pay m advance.
^We arc anthoriziHl to an*
Mark D. Clark.as a candidate in the re-
“Snivehranch of the next legislature at the
Joining cleetio* iii Utbb county,
ill d/
election.
We arc rep tty Hal to
announce Hw*Ttti.r ‘ ■ 'V E=<1- 1
as a candidate for receiver of • ux
Returns of this colttlty, at llic iicxt
JttncIS. 1833. 37
'tr? 3 We arc ntftlioriscd to an-
Z lvM C. PARKED, Esq. a candidate
Srl'vcr of Tex ID turns for .lie county of
at the rn-uinR election. . June 5—
We art* authorized to
nnuounce Gno. P. \\ asniin as
Candidate fer Tax .Collector at
ho ensuing election.
June 11 1833. 37
n We arc authorized to
SjTii announce. George Vioal as
nnuounvy. -
candidate for Tax Collector nt"tiis
38
John II. Sims is a
candidate for I ax Collector ^ol
Bibb county. 33
ny* We are autlioriswl to an
nounce JOHN MCSTIAN a candidate for
Sheriff of Bibb county.
May 1,183:1. 31 •
0^7=* We arc authorized to an
.ounce Jolm II. Offutt as a candidate for Clerk
,f il.e Inferior Court, at the ensuing' election.—
May £3
NEW BOOR STORE.
E. r. J3EIUBS & Co.
RESPECTFULLY in
form the public that they
have, taken the store in
Ellis, Shntwell ft Co’s,
row, two doors nbovo the
Post Office, where they
:rc now receiving and opening a very general
issortuieuf of •- -
Books and Stationary,
.Amongt.ici? works, they haven General assort-
m ni, and will ho constantly receiving the new
luMicntiaur on Theology, Medicine, Law, llis-
ory.mid Miscellaneous subjects, together with
uch other mtides as arc usually kept in a Book
8lorc. •
.As one of the.r firm will ho most of the lime-at
he North for the purpose of attending sales »:nd
iclectiug Books, they flatter themselves that they'
till at all times have as good till assortment, and
ie aide to disease of thorn ou as moderate terms
is any house in the Southern country.
ASffSS BOOZS, .
[5, p. S. di Co. have a largo assortment of
ill hinds ami sixes.
Fools Cap, letter, and Note Paper of the best
I’jality, holli English and American, plain mid
inhosscd, water and feint liued, pink, yellow
ie and white. "
BSASXTKS.
thank Checks. Notary Pubhc Letters, W nrc-
ioiisb ileccints, Bills of Laduig.
Writs of nil kinds.
Justices Summons, do Executions, Cleiks do
'ax Collectors do. Subpcenas for Witnesses.
Uceils, Sheriffs’ do. Sheriffs’ Bills ot Sale, Gar-
i'hmct.H, Ca. Sa. Juror*’.Summonses.
.Marriage License, Bail \\ r;t and Bond, Inter,
'nm. Directions for lutcirogatorie*.
Bills of Indictment, Bench Warrants, Bail
omls, Attachments, Inter. Judgements.
Letters Testamentary, Letters of A^tniiiislra-
on. Temporary Letters of Administration, I yin;
r.rary Letters of Administration, Guardians
ionds.
Tax Collectors deeds, Gamuts, Sub. Dec. 1 cc.
Dee Cl 24
CASH STORE. •
T his Old Stand, olfer* for sale,
L .130,000 Pound* BACON,
I'ther with a geueral assortment of GOODfl
able to this market, which will be sold at re
ed prices
•in*' 1
•It
T HE Subscriber having purchased the entire
Interest of
B.WOODBU21Y, .
iii ills Badness, will licrcalier continue it on ms
own account. G. B. \\ ARDLAW •
May2d 31
l ist’s Patent Ei-iating Press.
T IE undersigned having been appointed A
gent far the snic of Kn-t’s Improved Patent
casflxop Priming Press, tu,\es tljis opportunity
to recommend it to the fraternity. This Press is
roraiug into general use at the N’orlh-r-aml b
thought to be the most perfect and efficient ol any
now iii use. Workmen, who have used this and
"Iters, givo this tiio preference over every other
kind as respects ease, power and durability.
Oue of these Presses is now in use at this office,
tvhero it may ho seen in operation.
Letters to the undersigned on the subject, (post
paid) will be attended to. SI. BAR 1 LEI i.
NEW SPRING GOODS
At the Jilacvii Clothing Store.
I FITCH is now opening at the Macon
.A • Clothing Store-, a tiew and splendid as
s' iruneutof GOODS atid CLOTHING, consist-
in part of
Bombazines. Cambleis," Marco Casiineyes of
most all colors, Plai i and Striped do. brown
and white Drilling, brown and white Crass Lin
ens, India Nankeen, Circassians, Lasting, fig
ured am! plain sib, Velvets, English figured >ilk
Vesting, plain Floreutiuo do. buff and white Va
lencia do. white aud figured Mersailes, white, fig
ured Silk aud Valeuli.t GolJ Vesting, n iv arti
cle.,..-! good assortmentof Cloths,. Cassuuers, &ic.
Fancy Articles.
White ami fancy Cravats, ploted and plain
Bomhaxiue Stocks, Velvet and figured do. Gum
Elastic, nett: ilk, nett "cottoni and Webb’s patent
Suspuidcpi, black, white a:ul fancy'silk Gloves,
black ami fancy horseskiu and "buckskin do.
brown liucu Go. English and French silk half
Hose, vigonado. white mixt aud strip cotton ilo.
liucu Bosoms, Collars, St'iffuers, Spittlefield, In
dia and Bandanna Hankerchiefs, while and figur
ed do. silk U-mrellns, childrens’ leghorn Hats,
Palmleaf do.-'&c. &c.
Ready .Made Clothing.
Bombasine, lasting and Circassian TJoaTtecs
and Frock Coats, bombazine ami Circassian pan
taloons. crape, cumhielt and mnnuocassimerc do.
French aud English drilling browu ilo. French
and English drilliog white ilo. brown and white
linen do. duck and stripe linen do. vigoua and
lasting do. white aud buff Vests (mersa'les) fig
ured mersailes and Valencia do. velvet ami flor-
euiiuc do. comtnoii do. white and brown li.icn
Jackets, white and browu drilling do. duck, and
vigona do. Drawers, Shirts, MoruiiigJJowiis, &c.
&c. &«;• ■ •
All of which will bo sold cheap for CASH. I
would solicit the patronage of my friends and tlu*
public in general. - Also the TAILORING will
be carried oii iu all its branches with despatch.
N. li• Oltl accounts must be jjaid before new
tons are made.
April '0 23 LEWIS FITCH.
Spring and Summer ('lathing.
HE subscriber is now offering for sale a
g new and extensive assortment oi
Sjjriag - and Summer Clothing,
which will bo found to be made in the best and
most fashionable style, included are the follow-
NEW GOOD«.
>VM. II. BURDHALL,
Has jus! received a new and extensive assortment o
E5ry Goods. Clothing,
flats, Ib/iocs, «5*c.
B'lTIS Stock will be found inferior to none, and
S.. f i imrcliascrs, by favoring lii:n with a call will
purchasers, by
be oflVrtd Goods at the most reduced prices. (
For Cash Only.
IU3 STOCK COS5I5TS, IN TAUT, OF TIIK FOLI.OWlITO:
Super Saxony* Dlue. Dlack and Colored Lroad
Cloths
Blue, Black, Mixt and Fancy Colored Sattincts
Striped Satlincts, English .Merinoes
Duflie Point and Ifose Blankets
Red, White. Green and Yellow Flannels
_ Canton and Saxony While Gauze do
Damask Table Diaper - “ .
Bird’s Eye. Scotch, and Russia do
Blue, Black and Colored Bomhazetts
do do do Circassians
Negro Clothing, Linseys
Brown and Bleached Shirtings
Jo do Sheetings
do « do Drillings
Cotton. Oznnhiirgs, Fustians
Bhubk Italian Lustring • ’
Black Grossde Swiss, Black Gross de Naples
do do Berlin
Black Sinchcws ajid Sarsancts
Col. Gross de Naples
Black and Col. Florences
dir do Italian Cifpcs
Scarlet and Black .Merino Long Shawls
Scarlet Square Shawls
Cashmere,.Valentia,Thibet \\ 7 ool
Silk, Damask and CsssimUro Sbuwls
iierfiani. Paris Muslin Crape
Gauze, Gros de Naples end Mandarine Dress
Handkerchiefs .
. Ladies* and Misses’ Belgian, Italian, t"traw, Leg
horn, Braid miG Fancy Bonuels.
Palin and Gauze Garnitures ■
English Moleskins, Bed lje'm
Apron Checks. Furniture do
Domes! ic Plaids and Stripes
Floor Cloth Baize. Green Fuze Cloth
Furniture Dimity, ilair cord do
Riis.in Sheeting. Bleach Dowlass
Burlaps, Baugup Cords
Irish Liurns ljiv.*ns
Blue and Scarlet Batlinct
Cotton Cnssimcres _ •
Black nmfCol plain Rilibons
Dark and licht (:<•! Prints and.Cmghams
Lace and Gauze A'eils
Figured and plain Uobbiiict Lacc
Throsd Lares , .
Cambric. Jaconet, Swiss, Hull, Nansook ai.u
Book Muslins
I.inen Cambric .* _ ,
* Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Pongee do
In,‘in Flng and Bandana do
Shell Coinhs
Ladies’ and Gentlemens Gloves.
Cotton, Worsted and Lamb s \V ool Hose
Black and Col. Cambrics
Bend Reticules . _ . - „
Men’s and Boys’ Fur, Cloth and Seal Caps
Chinchilla-do
READY MADE CLOTHES G.
Sopcrfine blue, black, green. nilelJd. olive and
brown Cloth Dress C<>at3 , ,
« Blue, black; green, blown and steel
tnixt Cloth Frock Coats
•< Blue, brown, olive, green and mixt
’ •• ClollfCoalees . * -
Blue, steel mist and fancy colored Sattinel Coat-
- ces mid Frock Coals :
Superfine blue, black, brown, olive, green end
steef mist cloth Pantaloons
Drab, lavender and stnped Cessmtr* do. .
Blm-. vt. el mixt and fancy colored ^alli.ict <!o
Fnzlisb Moleskin, uncut Cord and Baugup <
Ybuths’Cloth and Sattinel Coatees aud 1
Dhie, black and. fancy col summer cloth Dress
Coats, Frock Coats and Coattees,
Black bombaziue Frock Coats and Coattees,
Eugli-<li Merino, rowan Casiiinero, Circnssian
. aud Lastiiig.Frock Coats and Coattees,
Black and fancy colored summerdoth, black and
browu Bombazine. Enuioet, black i.u^tiug,
Eugli»li Merino, rowan Cassimere, white amt
browu Linen Drilling, white Sateen, brown
and French Linen, striped Florentine., and
Nankeen Pantaloon?.
White ami colored MarseiUs, white and colored
Valentia, black Velvet, black Satin, black
Bombazine, uncut Velvet, and colored Silk
Vests. _ _ ,
Brown and white Linen, white Sateen, Flemish
Linen, Bengal 8 tripe, Rowan Cassimere,
English Merino, aud Circassian llouud
Jackets. ■
Youths’Coats, Jackets,..Pantqlo.ons ami Vests,
etc. etc. ' WM. II. BURDSALL.
April I ft. 29
Oraligc Powder.
Kegs D Rogers celebrated Orange
I The following shall be the Senatorial Districts:!
j Tlie county bl* Murray shall constitute the fisrtj
j district. ' j
| The second district shall be composed of the ,
I colonies of Gilmer aud Union. :
The third of tao counties ol*Rabun and Haber- i
sham. I
The fourth of the counties of Lumpkin and 1
Cherokee.
The fifth of tlie counties of Cass aud Floyd.
The sixth of the counties of Jackson aud Hall.
The seventh of tlio couuties ot Franklin and
Madison.
The eighth of the counties of Gwinnett and
Forsyth. ‘ .
'1 he ninth of the counties of Paulding &. Gobi).
The tenth of the couuties of Fayette aud De
Kalb.
The eleventh of the counties of Campbell oud
Carroll. _ - ,
-. Thu twelfth of the counties oi Coweta and
Meriwether.
The thirteenth of the counties of Troup and
Heard. .! . . .
The fourteenth of the counties of Henry aud
Newton. i
The fifteenth of tho counties of A* aiton aud
Clark.. . J,
The sixteenth of tho counties of Oglethorpe
aud Elbert. „ i
The seventeenth of the counties of Greene and
Tajiaferro
10© Powder—10 do In 1 lb cannisters,
Received .uni for sale iu lots to suit purchasers, at
factory prices by REA & COTTON.
‘ n 30 IS Ascents.
i auaierro. • . ,.
r ''The eiglltccuth of the cotiutics of likes aiul
Jill
Sugar ly Iron.
p* IIltDS St Cioix Sugar
5 bbds N. Orleans do
10 tou.Swce«Is Iron, assorted, .
• On cousighment, and for sale os accommoda
ting terms by WM. I*. ROWLAND.
Jan 2 14
Filnsquito othing - ,
■g*UST received and for sale by
d3 Ma
May 1 30 WM. 11. BURDSALL.
tJentlcmen’s "Drab Beaver So.ats,
F tlie latest style, iusl received and fur sale
by " WM. I£. 3URDSALL.
March 2(5 *27 •
ENT LEA
received am! f r -.a.'e bv
may 15. S5 WM. If.BURDSALL.
4 direct Importation.
^ J CASKS Madeira Wine, warranted asu-
B perior article, for sale by
Mav 22 ,J 4 REA & COTTON.
ixZ.
do
anta-
whito and rob.
Black, bloc and drab' Cassimere A cits
Black and e<dori*il Velvet do
Dark mid light figured Valenti: ,
osvd Marseilles, Swansdown, iod.net
ntnl Sailin' l Vests
CainWel and Plaid Cldaks , "
Velvet, Bombazine, Silk, Valentia and Lcatbei
Fine Linen Shirts, Collar!. Bosoms, &c. &c.
Negro Clothing,
Men's and Youths' Fur and Wool Hats,
Fine Boots and Slices,
IJilCJlUC SSS3SS, £bC, diC. &- C ‘
Or! 21 4
CC-lxIYO ■
Milled Seville, May 17//t 1832.
HERE AS, by an act of tho General As
sembly of this State, passed the 24th day
of December. 1832, entitled “Au act to provide
for the call of a convention to reduce the number
of tlio General Assembly of the state ot Georgia,
aud for osher purposes therein named, ’it is pro
vided “That it shall he the duty of II13 Excellen
cy the Govcruof to give publicity to the alterations
and amendments made in the Constitution in rel-
ercucc to the uumber of members composing t.ie
General Assembly—and the first Monday iu Oc
tolcr next, after the rising of said Convention, lie
shall fix ou for the ratification by the people, of
such amend moats, alterations, or new articles
as they may make for the objects ot reduction
and equalization, of the General Assembly only ,
and if ratified; by a majority; of the voters who
vote ou the subject of “Ratification’ or “No Ra
tification”—then, iu that event,-the alterations so
by them made aud ratified, shall be binding upon
lhe people of this state, amTuot otherwise. And
whereas tho Delegates of the people ot tins state,
assembled in Convention Under the provisions of
the before recited act, have agreed to and declare
the following to be alterations and amendments
of tlio Consiituliou of this state, touching the re
presentation of tlio people in the General Assem
bly thereof, to wit: ' . . f
Whereas the third section of the first article of
the Constitution cd' the state of Georgia, « .in the
following words, to wit: “Tbe'Sena o sh ill be
elected annually ou the first .Mommy m Novem
ber, until such day of election shall bo altered by
Jaw, and shall bo composed of one member from
each county, to be chosen by the elector.' tn iv-
Aud whereas a part oft he seveuth *• cuou
of the first artifcle of tho Coust.tntiou ot the state
of Georgia, w w the foUowiu^w or. s^tow '^ j"”",each, and tho remainiu
Lincoln. __ -‘ ,
The nineteenth of tlie couuties of Putnam and
Morgan. -- - . , T
The twentieth of the counties of Butts and Jas-
^ Tho twenty Grst of the counties of Pike and
Upson. . .. .
The twenty second of the counties ol Harris
and Talbot. . _ - .
Tho tw enty third of the counties of Crawford
and Monroe. ‘ ’ ,
The twenty fourth of the counties of DH>b and
Houston. • ... . • ’
The twenty fifth of the counties of Jones anu
Baldwin* , -.
' Tho” twenty ' sixth of the counties of i wiggs
ahd Wilkinson.
.■ The. twenty seventh of the counties of Warren
and Hancock. • ; .
The twenty eighth of the counties ol Columbia
and Richmond. . ,
The twenty uinth of the counties of Bui ko anu.
Seriven..
Tile thirtieth of the couuties of Washington
and Jcflersofi. ...
• The thirty first of the counties of Bullock and
Emanuel. ' v' . . . . . *
The thirty second of the couuties of Laurens
aud Montgomery. ,*'•'■* . _
The thirty third of tho counties of Dooly and
Pulaski. •'* . . .
TL-e thirty fourth of ihe counties of Marion aud
Muscogee. . , _ . , ,
The thirty fifth of the counties of Randolph
and Early. . .
Ttie thirty sixth of the couuties of Sumter aud
Stewart. . _ ,
The thirty seventh of the counties of Laker
and Lee.-
The UiIFty eighth of the couuties of Irwin and
Telfair. . '
The thirty uiulti of the counties of Appling and
Tattnall. ** ' . .
The fortieth of tho counties of Chatham and
Effingham. . , „ .
The forty first of the counties of Bryan ana
The forty second of the c*unties of McIntosh
and Glvnn. ' ,
The forty third of the counties- of u ayuc au,.
.Camden. .
The forty fourth of the couuties of \, are aud
Lowudes. . ,
The f.+ty fifth of the couuties of Decatur and
Thomas . , „ ,
Tho House of Representatives shall be com
posed of members from all tlio counties winch
now are, or may be included within this state,
according to ; their respective numbers ol free
white persons. . , ..
The whole uumber of members m the House
of Representatives shall ho ouo hundred and for
ty four und no more, except in the case of a new
ly created county-or counties ; such new county
comities shall have one member for each coun-
Froni the New Hampshire Patriot. _ j *
THE" FAREWELL ADDRESS OF HIS j t . u
SATANIC MAJESTY TO THE N’ULLl-
FIERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Of earth and her. vcoi, <»! Tie and d 1 a til,
Who blights the fu.. <.' w ill a word.
And libi^'s the liii^hiiestiwitb a. breath
Go! Mis not tbii' in luiglit array
Such ‘siilliil souls v,;i tilt, dn e lo p.'.ty.
A ;ii::'lo anger’d li-. a-. vn ye rai-t-
i.uyurious hands v, here it: .tnontls blaze ;
And she who comes in broider’d ve.l
To weep her frailty still is frail. 1 '
'i'lie same homily furnished me with rather t
nous passage, showing how just this saint’s no
tions of female brautv, and how independent <>t
the aid of oruameui was its natural power-in his
Attend my dear sirs, to this frieudLy address,
In which"l shall fully my feelings ex|n-ess;
Those recent events that have caused a non plus
Musi be my excuse for addressing you thus.
Behold, thou say’
My sandals are o
i this like one who
Like one who dvc
;t mv "own is piain,
texture rude;
sc heart is vain—
sscvs to be woo’d !
My empire of old was extrusive and great,
I had tho control of- icl; 1 in - lom and state,
And the most ot you race 11 uldtutn to my use,
But the upl-ight :a heart I could ueverseduoo.
Dcrtive"not thus, y •tng.maid thy heart;
For far more oft m simple gown
Doth beauty play the tempter’s part,
Than at b.-« cad. J of riou ieu. wn ;
Titne'rolled, apace .while the churc h was forlorn.
But my subjects outnumbered the dew drops oi
ronrti.
Till Constantine aim’d a deathblow at my throne
Aud brought iu the church to establish his own.
This trying event then excited iny fears,
And drew.frpfn my eyes an effusion oi tears
But this sad dilemma 1 strove to surmount,
An turn the event tuiiiv own good account.
The church then arose to the zenith of might,
A id put oil her armor to war and lo light;
And thus by allure tin at held out t>y tlie great.
The church was induced e’en to marry the slate.
The wealth of the empire flowed in like the tide.
Vi lieu the slate had embraced tlie prostitute bride.
Thus roiling in riches and greedy of pdf.
They managed as well as i could myscll.
tv, until tho taking of the next census thereafter,
and tlie whole number shall bo ajjpoftltned in
tho-fittoia counties
The House of Reprcsentauv
of members from alT tho 1 counties whidi uow me
or hereafter iqoy.be included within this state,
accoidiug to their respective numbers of free
white persons and iucludiug three fifths of all the
people of color”—and in the same section, the
following, to wit: “Each county containing tbred
thousand persons, agreeably to the foregoing pi. a
of enumeration, shall be entitled to two members,
seven thousand to three members, and in d o
thousaud to four members, but each county shall
have at least one and uot more that, four mem-
* Aiul whereas tlie-afqrcsaid third section, and
the said na-ttoftho seventh snctiou pf t ic sanl
first article ot the Constitution, touching the rep-
SuS efthe General Assembly of the state
lias been found by experience to lie defective on
account of the great numbers in the legislature,
cad the enormous expense on account ihereof-
We the Delegates of tho people of the state of
Georgia, in General Convention assem.j.eH, clioj
30n ami authorised by them to revise, alter and
amend the said two sections and other par s, jf
touching the representation of the people ot
-in in the General Assembly, have, after
mature reflection aud deliberation, declared the
following to be amendments in lieu ol the afore
said third section, and parts of the seventh sec-
I tiou, Whidi. Wh. n ratified by the peopl - - ”
tlie following manner, viz
having the highest number of fr<c white persons
shall’he-eniitlvtl to thiee members each; the
twenty five counties having tlie next highest
number of free white persons shall have two
■ ■ " ’ forty nine
any,
Gcor;
of tho
comities shall have one membereat h. \\ h. nev
er, from the creation of a new comity 6 - counties,
the whole number of members in tl o Hou-i of
Representatives shall exceed the number o one
hundred ami forty four, it shall he the duly o the
Legislature, at its first session after U o taking ot
tho first ceustis .after the creation, of si ch new
county or counties, in apportioning the n embers,
to take one member from one of ihe counties ha
ving three members, to supply such new ly creat
ed county, always begiuuiag with the county that
has the smallest number of free w bile persons that
may ho entitled to three members. -
The cfcnsus shall bo-taken as heretofore once
in seven years, aud the legislature shall at its first
session after tho taking ot each census, apportion
the members among tho several counties ot this
Stato, as is heretofore provided ; provided eacii
county shall have one member.
AI ay 15, 1833. J A ME8 M. \V A\ N E,
Attest. President of the Convention.
WILKINS HUNT, ^Secretaries.
HAMILTON 15. GAITHER, S
I therefore, in conformity with the provisions
of the before recited act, do hereby give publicity
to the same, and enjoin the voters for members ot
the General Assembly of this state, on tho day
to wit: on the first Monday in
Ratification’'
therein specifici
October next, to
My subjects were ordered to put on tlie mask,
And tlieu iu hersunshiue exultmgiybask ;
It was done iu «i trice—and so well they agreed.
They acted as though they were Christians indeed.
»Tis thus I have gained the ascendancy o’er
The kingdom* of Europe from -hue unto shore;
From the Mexican gilll to ihe • • ■ er La I’i.ite,
They are governed by law s ol the church and the
state.
Anil homeliest garb hath oft been found,
When tvped and motiided to t■ shape,
To deal such shafts of mischief round
As wisest men can scarce escape.”
gaint Gregory of Nazianzum, who himself
wrote poems, and w;-is the only one el the ..tillers
of the first four centuries who did so, :s thus ren
dered :
Let not thine eyes, whose light forbids
Ail love unholy, ever learn, tp stray,
Buts.lie withfn thy snowy lids
lake timid virgins iu their chambers stay.
Keepiug their biie.htde-s to themselves all
1 , J
day.
Let not lhox$ hps of man be won,
To brea’ht nihoughuhat w arms thy guile
less breast;
But like May-buds that fear the sun,
Shut up in rosy silence, ev. r rest,—
Silence that speaks tlie maiden s sweet
thoughts best.”
But St. Basil comes nearer Little's poems
’Twas by clothing the priest- at the altar with
power,
I’ve w ielded tho sceptre to this very hour—
Nor shall I desist till all peopio shall know
That I govern iu tins w orld as well as below.
In the blood heat of zeal, some fanatics arose,
Who injured their friends by attacking tbeir toes
Even Calvin and Luther have aided my cause,
By blending together religion and laws.
In Geneva, where Calvin erected his throne.
There dire persecution conspicuously shone;
Mv mioiouswere present aud all wide awake.
.My minions were present
When Michael Servetus was burned at the stake.
In England I ouce held the reins of the state,
Aud still there my iullueiiceis Uow very great;
There remains but a sembiauee ol Luther s re
form.
For the whole of the difference cousisted in form.
When sweet bloody Mary ascended the throne,
She was true to her trust like a child ol my ow n ,
My mandates w ere ever the joy ol'her life.
And had 1 been human I d made her my wife.
But Henry the Eighth proved a truant for life,
Embraced therefoun to get rid ot bis wife ;
The Pope then discarded the recreant fool.
Who to Luther’s devices became a mere tool.
In the United States I’m deprived of raj right—
I mast pocket the loss or prepare for a fight;
My priests arc compelled e'en to beg tor their
bread,
Aud scarce one iu ten but is sparingly fed. -
“There shines ?n all pervading grace,
A charm diffused through every part
Of perfect woman’* form and face.
That steaL. like light into mao’s heart.
Her look is to his eyes a beam
Of loveliness tint never sets;
Her voice is to bis heart a dream
Of melody it ne’er forgets :.
Alike in motion or repose.
Awake or slumbering, sure to wic ;
II. r form, a vase lfausp:urent shows
The spirit’s light enshrined within.
Nor charming only when she talks,
Her verysileucespeaks and sliires;
Love gilds her pathway when sho walks,
And lights her couch when she reclines.
Let her’ in short, do what she w ill,
’Tis something for which man must woo
her;
So powerful is that magnet still
\\ iiicli draws all soul’s aud senses to her.
This ancient is afterwards kept iu countenance
by a'paraphrase of modern Barite us, a stanch
Calvinist:
“Now, perhaps, having ta%;d my poetiea,
art.
To indite you this erudite letter,
You’ve enough of the sex, aTer all in jcui
heart.
To hke a few kisses the belter.
And in sooth my dear Anuet, il you rc p.ot-,
ty as wise,
I might offer tho gifts you prefer.
But that Barbara tells me, with love m her
eyes
T must keep all my kisses for her.”
Your famed code of laws, all! that compact 1
hate.
It has scaled the divorce of the church aud the
state—
Destroyed iny resources, and banished till hope,
And curtailed the power of my servant the pope.
I’ve long been annoyed by this order of things,
Which got up republics by pulling down kings;
And felt much in hopes lhatyour firm resolution
Would put down democracy’sgr^ud communion.
When your Ordinance camel was pleased to the
heart.
And all my sensations were on the alert;
"l saw then in prospect a speedy i "- iiso
From tho slumbers ofstupoi aud luiliugs of peace.
But alas! how uncertain arc prospects on earth,
The child way e’en die e’er it eon.es to the bint; ,
The dog has returned to his vomit agaiu,
Aud the sow that was washed sull wallows in
pain.
country li
ring the latter year
au intimate
Wusbiua'on, on
4n Elegant Design.—\\ bile the Father of his
?.-!i in retirement at Mount \ onion, <!u-
of hi> life. Mrs. Van Berchel,
friend of ihe family, presented Mrs.
_ illustrious husband's fairth-
dav. ’w ilh-an ek-gant Fancy piece, designed and
executed bj herself. The bust of the Hero " as
well painted, and the likeness tolerably well pre
served. Near it wore tlie Three Sisters, one
of whom appeared to be occupied in spinning the
thread of his life—the second in winding it—tmd
the third was withheld by the .strong .uin • ' >e
Genius of Immortality from applying to it th- la
ta | shears—while fain with her adamantine rock.
sl , itches the thre e!, and bears it offinto etc -nity.
r. .. ■- a beautiful aud appropriate tribute on roe
sideul’s birth day. '1 he io
ribed beneath the picture:
line
In vain die sisters ply with busy care,
To reel off years from (Gory s deathle
,■ r. shall
Frail tilings may pass—his lann
Rescued from Fate by Immortality
s heir—
lever tlie,
I would not at this Juncture bo harsh or severe,
Nor censure those hardly whore shedding i.ie
tear;' .
You could nut expect e’en a transient rebel,
When led by a weak, pusillanimous chief.
The frag
delightful.
1 have not been excited by ills of the day,
[ care not a fig .how much taxes > ou pay.
Yet I sorely lament that your leaders have qindcd
Aud this heart cheering euterprrze utter!., la,led.
Aroma of Flowers. Plants,
of a garden, particularly in August, is
from the combi-ratio l M'-both fruits and !•"««».
.•■ol tlt.it ’ll. fragrance «t flowers depends ou
‘ and these oil-, hy
constant evaporation, surround ]he
us atmosphere, winch, at tae
larger insects, may, pro-
of fructification from the
Her one's.—Volatile oils, or o-
K t
the v. latile oil:
tltei
with ;i kind of odor
same time th t it entice
bably. preset'-ctltc pat-
ravages of the
tl-trlv lest: i
And now my dear fricuds,
i hope that you will uoty
I’ll ellg ige you'"
1 must bid von adiei
- ohs
th
For a burned child is prone, to beware ol
, otispire
me lire.
^ - JHL their vote of
state."hall be taken, held and considered as parts op .. N o i{. ;l tifie;ition." as provided m said act. and m
of the ronstitution of the state ot Georgia, miieu j t j jat the presiding officers certify the same to
Di partment accordingly- - , r . n fathers a
Given under my !mml and tho seal of the Ex- latuers
ectitive Department, atMiucdgeviile* this the
YE I
els of
IlglOll
gjo.l
IF1ED.
n Irish Get!
ays, “by way
urinr, as with
tlio
Messrs. fJ i( It ar'll &Ovcrioii si<n» ■■ •••■■ ■
Coach Union Line, to leave Mneon and < 'olum-
“5Von the first Mom! n in April next, an ' i
-tithe Uiiiqii Hold in Thomastoii three times a
•Veek. This spl< mild i.iue must raise the stocks j
a nil be a j»rcat inducement lor purchasers who i
°>er indulge iu Lotteries.
J. B..B VTEMAN, Proprietor. 1
. Thouiastno. MnrMi <1. 1H33.
„t l» r *c io “QI'si” ynicnlR, Mayor
riccr'v.
37
J«.hn II. Offutt
M:,v29, 1833
FOARD EUS.
A few Buurotrs win he taken by die bun-
A. scrjbor.
nino 1'-*
1*. j*. ROCKWELL.
of the aforesaid.
The senate shaU bo elected annually on
first Monday in October, unt.l such day of election
shall he altered by law. ami shall be composed ol
m-,nber front each Seuatonal jDistnyi, to be
chosen by the electors ’hereof.-which rani sena
torial Districts shall be formed by adding two
contiguous counties together throughout the state
w ithout r gnrd to population, as is hereinafter
specified and defined, the county of Murray ex-
•cp'eil, which sliall constitute, together with such
’ be hereafter formed
day ahd year first above written. •
3 3 WILSON LUMPKIN.
By the Governor;
RHODOM A. GREENE
the father
Mr. 3Ioore, i.« bis f’r-
search of a R<
keeping the Virgin in 0 - . ,
with myself, .1 occasionally trot!'! itc I
,h:o verse some of the most l!"n-l p .ss .g-s w inch
occur in these writers, and huo them, in
homage, at once, of poetry and piety
With these half tender,
j dorous substances, seem partici
! to minute insect' a::d animalcules v i
the substances of vegetables : thousa
i ties may he usually
of the rose, but nont
i,.o llrnv . ( unp.. < ed;to pp
collections of ua: t,relists. The wo .u
tain aromatic oils are ren u “ 1 ' ‘ .
trueiibiiity. and for their ex jA
i *ck <»* insects; this i? p
the ce(hu% rosewood
Constantinople, \vl
vvootl, stood entire f
their founder, to th
nod of eleven liuudr
tioul.irly the case, wr.h
am! express. , The gates <-t
'h were made of this k su
mi the'time ot Consiautir.o,
of Bope Ell-' ne- < \ . a pe-
I vears.—Times Telescope.
. — M. Ih’.m-
iauatic Converzationts at Lumana.
9 his friend frequented every- evening a
ihe subnib of the
ha'
as in .iv
i.r said countv of Mur-
counlj. or couinii
out of tho territory com p
r ,y one Senatorial District, the whole number
i.-.n i... r..,r, fivp and no mure, aud
„I districts shall be forty five and no more, a
ii th- event of the formation ol au v new county
! ir couuti, s. tho legislature at tin- time of sue!, for-
nation shall attach the same to some couliguous
senatorial District. "
! -n b Senator shall be a resident of tho district
lol which he may be elected, a» i* required by the
present Coitotilulion of residence in the county.
NEW- PRIMEU.
J UST PUBLISHED aud for sale at tl
Bee, .
The Kew Pnmsr, .
or Child's First Book. Well adapted for Infant,
Common' and Sunday Schools. \\ ill he sold ow
|,v the ii 'ntity. Price I2A cents smele .
HOLLAND GIN.
flavor, and
Ome*a
/and lor sale by R^ A &. COTTON-
June 17- SB -
, II t/LiJ-ni' c/ v--"
gW PIPES Holland Gm of fine flavor
O warranted pure, received per boat* i
REA &.C#TT(
the pages of a
St. Chyroslom:
morocco covered allium.
“Why come ye to the place of prayer
With jewels in your braided hair -
And wherefore is the house of (»od •
By giitlcrms tcet profauely I rod ,
As if vain things, yo conic to aecp
Some festival and nut to weep . •
C7h.i*f>rostra'u vTevp belore- that Lort.-
Hbanrfance of ram iu neighboring
and the female luxu.V which pervails in L.n.u--
e is -u.l Havana. The company were uotd.s
torbed by the lavas, or small erecodi es, w <^ .
otilv ilirte or four feet long, and are now
!rare, hut the dolplfius would soioe'iUie*
J tho Manzauares at night, and frighten tim
t bathers by spouting wate#from their qostnls. ^ .
‘Trails and Researches of f on Humboid
are
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