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BUSHMAN © ISLUNDEH.
xf *? izi Istflle two Tqjtdroa* ea-
S l !f*
Wb . -'. i* ilutchand t ufcn Bull wero af
vnr .
** ’it & ;hi for sW g!me truvalisttly wnajM,
e t tvcra arhiev’d ft* eroi‘ Vs ore
tfee tlfttr’Mfr, eonnuuo nou rear.
£nt‘. o<” tbe F?tinn, tn enrmy , 3 bait
\vuv kM iho i *c frarjj u>i>V*r * lar.
i( liu.-i ’4 d.jwa V in; the ‘Cn,' riihje,” (says
Jif v ia his fall)
* ” •. oi<\ .? v was dae, shoe, e lock log &
Ail silt.tat lir Diitohtnaaafar.
A** J osc st **tbruian curv’d (he same gnn, ’
\> * .< .v Neptune’* be e*< tKize ;
‘£* •♦ • y‘‘ juUi-.'er’n ii,#, than a*? : he run
T< • h’> i)* efoT Him s abr.l? ii it* Sun*
1.) k the bead of poor Jaekio surpri :s.
5.\U, wUb ?U *jv% is tha Cockpit ;
tp;e<ir3,
W*l m rv -r i ’•>: vr-rtipfl :*ro jrsJ.
VTh't ?’• s; -:*\w .•a'4aii; ; <;*hipffe.tea/o : reM
o f. r !Sr,
Hi* •! .‘-i Vi? as , ini, in hhnm! to hh’eors,
£■■•** ft butcher, hi ibuud.
w J.• nr? gou), r.:.~n (say* he) here’s a true
heart f <v*k,
V'u e t?c:. iof tRe has heca in,
-As uob!e ‘ s . ii e- biscuit e’er broke,
•Wi h. s sou;; t • he a bear, (Doctor lurahi
us he spoke)
Ar- v hw k**i 4a the haitls & pin.”
rt Oi-:, binmieribg ! Wi, n -fay* &© Det©r 5
*’ you Eat,
- Didn’t ynr 99b ilia -feaad'a goee with his
pair’ 4
( * Bul luck and tV.e toelh ache thea seke ,
hint,?* *ay* Pat,
f* HI never forgive hiift * .joktf rot’ 1 a* that,
“Wjt ft tol.i i.ic orJy his leg* 9
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’: 1,3 j CON SEQ tr EiNCE3
‘4Brit ><;‘.nN
-ft'Vt aetiirjg is th© world, wtoa he
h* s tin par s's one,
1% >•.*s f> *ri .'.G it-, dectctly dreased <
*%iM ■, fp v *h'U* -e. 4 in hie foeket, aaS j
thttri” • ■‘hsi ri . ’*■. v,';oai tsLhes to hi raj
it enj-'cri yo'ir;* w*a. ka . a i< lam and j
$ -;rs a s £*■* nr.vk t veiw ptvr-tha i>r an hun-!
‘tire * an 5 Diiriy, forty r -itr.y <■ and j
-is t% ro-.eiva, in | I'i pr-yrhiot, a sorrel’
*;t, nt fHKtv five t-- oevrjty doth r*. Mo <
vro/ks j'ke ?. rrcju> t 3 0? fhrea cnomhi,
hr..My jntv an. it >4/ or two, aov t--d
■"irbeii ii . ,vg th'r ob•-..t of bis ears tr.r .
He has M.n nicked, and fee soon |
‘Wc tes pap.?: ask- \l\ trouble nad ex
pe ise * inaviy pod bv ih* pi ; sin ’ idea ‘
of ndiog Niir;-)>i to duo 5 ir bung with
‘lit* tsi-i carled evur bis book where be will
aitrree the att-ntion of the multitude ;
Hie eaptein la-nsolf vil! v his eye at him,
‘tHiwh wul > worti y • iaa*.t m:o dollar, j
41 But g’ vs be. w a saddlo and bri
dle are waati’<. *B 11 era do tveii enough
•libout them ; my employer ivslS be §,iud to
let ms h** them toward* -iby wtges. I’iJ
•pofikio h;tvs sooo* uad the first?rainy day i .
shall go to Sam StantVoady’a shsp and eet
thorn. A little eas , too must Ko hadjl’ii
bar e nil thin gs; ready* *1 had better let the
ca*i aior vi till J. starting. Bat!
♦heu if the aM shautd rcf&se lo let me j
Jbavoir I should he oil out, ond obliged tft ;
#Aj at which I would not do for ten |
dfdl.irs. afte? taklus? o much pairia. And ‘
if I don’t ri< ’ Nina a little be won’t
pay for his keen.r .■ ; and I eau’t effbrd to
vtotk rr stir, ind let him* a roigue, iie
OtiK. iiiit r*i;e.{l veoture *0 make ipy eal
culationa for the traiaey-~"i am certaio the j
•all maawid ‘et me it. jfikt 1 a I*l not I
‘s’.”- a? s 1 r;ust fe. ve , pair of ft per* 01 1
a vii, , >•,):.I i.-'i* * lit a retd <i ;h. A watch i
*b> wrm’ilu not cope amiss -a vow, I ;
’ii.* • :>• iii t■ ’ ont et enve—l fenvo vis* ku
g*a ’• th w<,rld, her \o i>> •ry
for broad, ands eaa take my cowibrt.”—
I'cor com Vs. indeed for a man of raise.
The vu-hrd f r day ftt hr,;?.cb arrives,and
S. tbi. ga are ready aerording to hi* fs/rmr
el- ui.Aiflas—b© mouats Nimrod with hi*
tad ere at—aw ay he go?* <0 traii lag, full
H&Uop,v.ith spur* at bed, watch in pocket, j
svhip in hand, look ivg fir.it over one s*huul- j
dor and the over the other, to vissw t!;e I
prot;y tail. Sncp goes the whip, sod he
non *rrivv et e*qu<re Glad’* where the
whole tow'a are usiembkd to attend the an*
final fttasd till ft iate hour that
asl! might have an opportunity to view none
such. Ride* up, whip over shoulder, el.
how*! out and ahakiog. legs straight, pocket
bamikercHef Aiioitt one third dandling out
of hi* pocket, solutes the by-felandcrs vntl
a do yog do gentlemen/ prance* his
•poney a little, give* him the whip and spur,
smd finally djsmonnts. ?\ r im*ml if carefully
pitched (Whefu a!/ may behold him* Fel
takes off his bat, strokes up hi* for a
top, which is otifiT with mutton tallow, find
koks Uke a unicorn’ir hrn. Strokes down
Nine’s raaio, siaps mot under tfie kelly, and
firut* into the house, “come
*rntln*, lei 3 | A Ettir
<ih-ae-joyfui.’ v Yu they
of “goodstuff” is ttkeu by way of iciro*
ductiou, and followed by six or eight 1 ..vie
in itictcsfieu K uuiii presently the table i*
upset, the glasses eou decanters are all
brok-n. the doors split, the boat abused,'fit
i the riot ends wi a brekeu skins and bloody
| noses and the company disperse, many of
I thf in not money saougb to pay ibdr
bili of dtmuge. ,
t he neit dky several’Warrants afe
the bark* are apprehended and b:onclit b
?>re a magistrate, and Tjiml 100 or fifteen j
duilarv eacb ; their employers pay the him j
anddednet it fro*u iktir'w ijes. ‘lieye/.ri
comes about, and on aeUlvftieut' , ;jry.d u jag|
gentleman iiods himself forty or isl'ty dot
liirti i t ueht. Cons lie ludut ens?jtjfe
second year to pay arrears of the “first.
Very ’mueli it; o"tided, he works a few days,
1 but toon run; &w&y, breaks open a atorc, is’
1 advertised, foudd gni'uy, and sent la tit©
slate prison, to wear o;a five of hies, beer
yeidrs at hurd labor. V-iioiU had it not
i tea for his own foily ami saiv ht
have kern sp.an in bfo cwt; pvfit.ikad j
fort, and the benefit of audtly.
Cnferppy youths whoever he me ‘7 be;
that soficra hi* fan*y to run ,aw*y v/ith S;is j
rrotiey, a'iui buys a hot si* be lor? he has any
use - j
ion, tps.i ! if Ftfdwdi bad not bought a horse ‘
He wotitd not lao tv are to this
n a 1 advise nil yonwg men, when
they tirs! set out iu the world, to epr.aider
well r. liat they at&ud in need of, tv lore they
purebaoe. It would Ha weli xir yoaug peo
ple to r.nk advice of ilawe wl‘ bavw stela
riper-year* and more expeueuee. J’ i* a
true maxim, that good advi'-e van do no .
iiarffi, uud bad will do none,’ i! it be rejected.
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T;ra Etc eh Trek—Posscftaf s tbo fol- ‘
Sowing valuable properti; 0 : 1, Saving tur
nips from the fiy. 3, t iVesefvipg whet
from the yellow*. 3. Preserving 1; tlit tree*
from the Idigbt. 4. ihnwen j cabbage
pl&tp* i orti c'altern-ilieu, She dw*arf **G ;
der’ tin* the nir.sl \ tent tf&'ivia, %ud it re- •’
i quit os uo oD.'.vr trouble, than i straw th
leaves over the vgrtfauu, cr to atrlke f'rui:
trees with ii.
Nortfeera
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A case has lately occurred uh- j. 3
£ ..at; act laying a tax on lieen- 1
ccs, to distillers. The publication : I
of • the decision on which may
save some troubis to those W:so
have hoped, under a similar con
struction, to escape pay merit of a
large portion of the tiffc.
Several of the disnlltTs dfLan
easter county Penn*sylvania } con
ceiving that they Were not; by law,
obliged to return any -thing but
the alcohol or real spirits, made
i their returns accordingly; and
: consequently suits were brought
upon the bonds given by them to!
the United States for their com
pliance with the said act of con
gress. The amount of the bonds
‘sued was 70,500- dollars.-—The
I
j trial took place before judge Pe~
| ters on the 20th tilt -—and on the
: intimation of the judge’s opinion
before the frial had advanced,
that their ground of defence was
not tenable, they submitted their
j Case without waiting a Verdict, a*
j greeing to pay the duties, present
; and to come, and the costs of suit,
provided the collector would with
draw the suit; to which proposi*
don he generously consented.
Had the amount sued for been
recovered, one,half of the amount, •
’ 35,250 dollars would have gone j
|to his use. The terms of the a-!
jgreement between the collector;
and distillers, in consequence of
which the jury was dismissed,
were as follows i
1. That each defendant should
make up the returns of die spir
its distilled, in the manner hither
to required by the Collector, and
according to the opinion expres
sed by his honor the Judge.
2. That the defendants should
pay the ten per centum required
by Law, for the delay in not pay-1
ing the duties when due.
3. Tltft Ac 4e&nd*m’3j&h3^dj
pay tii t tests of suit, a Tls. a speci
fied sum (sufficient) to cover ex
pences incurred in the suits.
4. That the suits were not to he
discontinued, until there should
be a compliance by the defendants
jwith the foregoing terms; and
that, in case any defendant should
refuse to comply, with- *
| in a certain (specified) time, judg-*
j'rnent should be entered, to se
t t 9 j
cure rnd enforce the perform-j
anee of the agreement, which was I
to be filed with the Clerk of the j
Court.
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A SUM® IS LAID. . . f
Mr. Curtis, of Arlinctors, ami a party of
eretitlemm, returning from Smith’s Island,
hava visited Pope's Creek, irt tlieeotirfy of
Wf.atmorelartd, * ver raentorsMe *Y the
idrth'u-day of our WasHttgiotv, and have pla
ecd a stone upon iae remains of the old
manAiou honse, in whirl* the hero fir I saw
the light. The stone is a plain freestbtre
“etii-fej and toarsthi* simple iuscrip'lioG.
here,
“Isa the Wth of I cbruaru, 1 f£2,
WA&iI.NdTON’ .
jyj;> roa:m.
The report of cuuuou Iran the vess'i,*-
wftkened the eebes ol the pace, and told,
that Ameriraiw were paying uffeetiooate
tribute to the memory of.their obief.
JFestmor?l<<wd. -Mi Jute, 1816.
JLtfTLRsUN fell i*K ill Oil COURT.
APRIL TERM, ISIS.
RULE ‘NISI.
UPON the petition of Jesse
Brown, praying the establish
ment of a Receipt in full from one
M'ordica M’Lain, dated the 3d of
April, 1814 —a copy whereof as
nearly as can be recollected by
the petitioner is annexed to sard’
petition . ahd probable cause ap- j
pearing to the Court, that the j
sathe is lost and ought to be c 4 >j
tablished; |
It is therefore ORDERED, 1
Thfft at the expiration cf six j
months, the said receipt behest j
tablished unless sufficient cause j
be shewn to the contrary,—-And!
that a copy of this order be pub
lished in one of the public gazettes
of this state, once a month for six j
months, in terms of the rules of |
court in such casts made and!
provided.
Extract frm t!ie minuted,
D. CLARICE, €ik.^
NOTICE.
D if ring my absence from Gebr*
gla, William 11. Jackson aHd
David Clarke, Esquires, are
appointed my anomies ; and are
authorized jointly and severally
to transact any part of my busi
.. * John a. cobb.
12th May, 1816.
noticT”
During my absence from the
State, Col. W illiam H. Jackson
Ik James Jackson, will be my
[agents generally, and in all legal
cases Messrs. T. M. Berrien fk
R. L. Gamble, my acting attor
n.ies,
tiOWEh COBB.
1 4th May, 1316.
NOTICE:
Nine months after date appli
cation Will be made to the honor
able the Inferior Court cf Jeffer
son county, for leave to sell all
the real estate of Isaac Hudson,
('late cf aid county deceased. ..
Jamts Hudson*
AdminT ;
* ius 1*
VaLva'ble PRO^Esi?;^
FOR SALE.
The ’subscriber offers for saJev
the plantation whereon he now
lives, four rtiilesbelow ‘Louistfille,
on the South side of Ogechee*
containingV/tree hurt
dred acres of land, lying in an oh
jlong form. , The land is for the
most part admirably well timber
icd with a great growth of White
Oik.-—Eour hundred acres of
which is under good fence, and
cultivation—with an excellent
I orchard of peach and apple tree*
thereon. On the premises, is s*
two story dwelling house, con
taining lour rooms 18 feet square,
brick cellar—with bam,
kitchen, smoke-house, and cvery
other necessary building-a black--
smith shop and tools, a ghrist
mill; a Well of water in the-yard.
Terras—-one third next Christ
mas, one third the 25th Dec. 1817
and the ballarice cfn the 525th Dec.
1818. Those disposed to pur
chase, will tall and see for thedfr
•joRN COWART.
June- $. >Bi6., (th-V
1 —.'.n—- 1 — 1 i~ * -it — ~i• ii ~ ■.. in , .if imm i i.iim i ■
WHEREAS fey wife iftf*
slah RiJledgej is now in the act
of destroying my property ; and
1. am fearful she \yai run me is*
debt—This is therefore to Can*-
tion all persons kgainst trusting
j her on my account, or purchi**
! sing any articles of mine she may
! ofFer for sale, from the date here?
j of; as every such credit or pur
chase Will not be Valid, nor iaadfc
good*
JOHN RUTLEDGE.
I . ;6th jurie, 1816.
• notIcST **
Nine months after date appli
cation will be feade to the honc
| orabie the Inferior Court of Jef
ferson county, for leave to sell
all the real estate of Icliahud
Ledbetter* fate of said csmaQr*
deceased*
Sohn cook;,
Administrate*
April 9,
j I. , , rnm ..!■
NOTICE.
Nine months after date appli
cation will be made to the honor
able the Inferior Court of Seriw,
en county, for leave to sell ail the
real estate of Benjamin
late of said cohnty deceased.
Robert Laniefy
Guardian.
June 3, 1816.
Nine months after date appii
cation will be made to the honor*
able the Inferior Couft of Jeffefr
son county, for leave to to sell all
the real estate of Hampton Hud
son, late of said county
James Hudsorfc
Executor.
June 12, 1816.
eo
ELECTION.
We are authorised to announce
ROGER L. GAMBLE, Esq *
candidate for Stumor to repre
sent this county in the Ge&ersL
Assembly of the Stats.
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