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POETRY : s cs? = =s= 5= =*"= =2="Ss =c =s =s Id t!ie coarse of my desultory reariicg, I h>*.ve recognized, with pleasure, the fol lowing prodii ‘tiou of ho esteemed ae quaicrence, Benjatnio Page Esq now dd'- craved, Thi* acquaintance crilbrdjNl one es ih ore. few a’greeaSleiast&iaees, in Which difference in'politics \t overrnled by a sim ilarity of taste and sentiment. The lines’ here inserted were written in Litchfield, <C\mo. While the author was a student at; few. They contain some useful reflections,: expressed with an pleasantry &,i vivacity.— Editor Vermont Republican. j rJWfe..S'dieek Osborn, a naan “of in finite wit, of most excellent friary,’ 5 is the jSJi'or of the Republican —Most of our readers will recollect Benjamin P*ges they & )ve often admired his ell’usiona in our col umns.— Ed. Pfif.j Valets Virgines / Solve Faina ! FURIES sea < thee, tedious Book 1 Couinsioa on the author too l Nay, nay thy pardon* good ioid Coals, r fwas Mary m .dc me eurse thee so. While plodding o'er my page 1 lay* Her image play'd around my heud, Auf in a whisper seerrud to say, ( What! to the charms of beauty deed ? 6 Hark, how the village fair complain 1 4 Legions of belles without a bean - c .E’en Lauha’s beauty blooms ia rain i 5 ’ She B<tid— ard down the beok i threw, But whf‘! shall I in fVensy ye*M, And h ave ‘the fond pursn't of Feme, To die in Beauty’s flpw’ry liell, Aad in oblivion sink my name ? Nut bo great Newton liv’d, we know ; Nat. sueh th’ immoral Mdion’n pride ; would their glorious names, I trow, With their poer ncbrtal dust have died. Hamer shall breathe iri sons sublime ’Vboo worlds no other Greek shall kaow j. E’en f, perhaps may live in rhyme, When death obliviafes e-aecy beeto. Yhc i Mary, do not knit tliy brow l j Uiu k -, 'd!y take the ’ini, sweet maid, Jin let tby rhu-uefc, which flourish aoviv ■ Like Sappho’s hearty, never fade. Adieu ! ard if S seldom c- 55, I pule it not to disr spe- t, For now 1 tell thee, orv-e for ail, That I am courting Intellect! ALBERT, -taorv*-—"i ----*-V h! • TEN ‘ t ! J? tfte British Frivvess Amelia, during her last sickness. VN THINKING, wild anil yoabg, I laogVd, md:S talk’t* aiid n*, j And proud of health, > vaisjj Bpmbi not <l‘ sorrow, eare o's pain, ©onclarftrifl; in those hour* of glee, That ail the world wai made for rate. iut whet the day of trial earae, And sseknesa shook ny tremblhig fraaas, AVhra tW.iyhi §ay pursuits were a ? ar, Ad 1 eon Id donee aad sins; n more. 2.t than —how sa‘3 ’iwouid he, Were this wor’d only made for me. “Soiisr; The name LORD, is found 096 2 times m die Old Testament. The name “GOD” is found 2725 tiroes. The name a Jesus” oc curs 925 times in the new Tes tament, The name “Christ” 555 times Lne word “ SeDh° is nv a t w ! h 7 a times in the Bible. The ‘voul ,{ Eternity” but once. The double asseveration, vi verily, verily*” is to be seen 2 5 times in John’•> Gospel, and no where else. —'There are 514 interrogations (?) in Job. The phrase “and God said,” occurs ten times in 1 ;.e first chapter of Genesis. The name “Jesus” and “Christ*, are neither of them in the 3d Epistle to John. The word *• Foreordain ed” is men tinned but once in the whole Bible, 1 Peter, I. 20. The Word * e Persevcrancc”is mention ed but once In - he Bible-Eph 6, IB The word u Atonement - * is men tioned but once in the N. Testa ment. The word “Election,” but sr/ times in the Scriptures. There is no mention made in the Scriptures of “ Adam’s EaU,” Original Sin/ ; nor “ Lh Cov enant of Grace ” The words In ternal Life” are mentioned but once in the Old Testament— Daniel xu. 2. The word “ Pre destination” is not once mention ted irvthe Bible. The word “Pre destinate” is mentioned twice, •& twice the werd “ Predestinated” is mentioned. A good name better than riches . A countryman carrying his son to be baptized, the parson asked what was to be his name—“ Pe ter, my own name, and please your reverence.** “Peter I” said the parson, “ that is a bad name; Peter denied his master A “What then would your reverence ad vise?” “Why not take ifiy name, Joseph?”— “Joseph!” said the clown, 41 ah y he denied kis mis tress Receipt for the GtavcL- —'Fake a double handful of water-me 11 on seeds and throw them into about a pint of gin—let them stand for about a week, in a warm place, being frequently shaken together When so prepared, take half a wine glass two or three times a day, or as often as 3/cm require a ny thing to drink at table hr oth erwise, r Geneva Gazette. REMARK. Tnjorc no mao 5 .‘he cie&cwf parson may aiicf in seven years, have au opportunity of doing you muuh good or hnrna. JEALOUSY. Where jealousy bolds the scale; ft drop of detraction will ♦am the be m. . PLAIN TRUTH. It is uiueh better consrientiodgiy fa prac tice the plain truths we, knew, thm curicua iy dispute about those things we know wot. ... . mi iiiM^'Tr ■: jmtu~ . wt * ’valuable property, TOR 8 JO. fi. The subscriber offers For sale, the plantation whereon he now ! lives, four miles below Louisville,! on the South side of Ogechee, j containing three th<jusandfi*ue him- j dred ceres of land, lying in ancb* j long form. The land is for the! most pan admirably well timber ed with a great growth of White Oak. —Four hundred acres of which is under good fence, and cultivation—with an excellent orchard of peach and apple trees thereon. On the premises, is a two story dwelling house, con taining four rooms IS feet square,’ brick cellar—'with barn, stables, kitchen, srnoke-hotisei and every j other necessary building-a black- j smith shop and tools, si ghrist mill 5 a well of water in the yard. Terms—one third next Chris t m iS, one third the 25th Ded 1817 and the ballance on the 2 sth Dec. 1318. Those disposed to pur chase, will call and see for theta* selves. John cowart. June 6, 1816. (ti ) WHEHEAS my wife Kes* tiah Rutledge , is now ir> the act of destroying my property ; and I arti fearf'dl she will run me in : debt -—This is therefore to Cau tion all persons against trusting her on nay account, or purcha sing any articles of mine she may offer for sale, from the date here* | of; as every such credit of pur -1 chase will not be valid, nor made ! good* ! JOHN RUTLEDGE. NOTICE. ■: * THE Subscriber wishes to hire ten able-bodied NEGRO MEN, to work in clearing out Ogechee river : for which, four teen dollars per month will be giv en. Also, a liberal price will be given for BACON and WHIS KEY. JOHN G. BOSTICK, Agent for Company 2d July, 18 re. A. LIVE OT LETTERS , in the Post-Of fice at Louisville, on the first day of July, 1816, V • . ■ John Alexander, Alexander Augby, Samuel Andrew, Buys Atkinson, Ebene zer RothweU, Kindred Braswell, 2. Martha Braswell, 2, Andrew | Crossluy, David Cotter, Sarah li. | Cobb, Charles Cunningham, j Howell Cobb, 2. John Cowart, j John Coleman, Ann Daniel, John- j athan Drake, Benjamin Davis,; Ludweil & John Earnest, Tho-, mas Fulton, Alexander Good game, Alexander Gordon, Juni per Hall, Francis Herren, James Jordan, John Kenedy, Stephen j Kelley, William Lewis, Aquilla Lowe, William Little, Rev. Jo seph Lowery, 2, Aaron Low, John Land Jun 2, Alter Alexander Morrison, Caswell Moore, Samuel Moore, .Stephen Minton, Miss. Mary M’Bride, Thomas Mathis, Jehtigh Mash, Hugh Montgomery, John Nor wood, John Overstreet Sen* John Overstreet Jun. Mrs J. G Pos- 1 nor, Redden Pate, Polly Purvis, John Powell, Aden Powell, Wil liam Pehn, Isaac Robinson, John. Hicks, Charles Salter, Moses Smith, James Stoker ov Bille Fountain, George Stapleton, James Stone, Elijah Sutton, Dan iel Sturges, Margaret Triplet, Jos. G Telfair, John B. Terrell, Thomas Wells, ij. B. Webster, Samuel Willson, Isaac Woods, Nathan Wamer, Jonathan Win gate, Hugh Willson. A, WRIGHT, a v it. NOTICE , Nine ihonths after date appli cation will be made to the hon orable the Inferior Court of Jef ferson county, for leave to sell ail the real estate of Ichabud Ledbetter, late of said county deceased. JOHN COOK, Administrator . April 9. Nine months after date appli cation will be made to the honor able the Inferior Court of Jeffer son county , for leave to to sell all the real estate of Hampton Hud son, late of Said county deceased. Jatnes Hudson, Executor. June 12, 1816 JloubC AND WHEAT, are wanted. Apply at tiie Lourrille. | BANK. OF IRE STATE OF QR OROYA. The stockholders of the Banlk of the State of Georgia are hereby notified, that the second install ment of twenty per centum will be received at the State Bank in Savannah; and for the accom modation oi western stockhold ers, an agent will be appointed to attend at the Bank of Augusta j for that purpose also, from the List of August next. The hold ; ers of stock are required to pay I this installment ivithm six months 1 from the time of subscribing for the same, in specie or notes cf the banks of Georgia. W. B Bulloch, Pr e % JMfferson supe hlor chuftTT'” APRIL TERM, IS 16. RULE N lßl. t UPO N the petition of Jessft Brown, praying the establish ment of a Receipt in full from one Mordiea M’Lain, dated the 3d of April, I 814-—a copy whereof asi nearly as can be recollected by the petitioner is annexed to petition : and prvbabie Cause ap pearing to the Court, that this same is lost and ought to be? es tablished ; It is therefore ORDERED* That at the expiration of six months, the said receipt be es tablished unless sufficient cause be shewn to the contrary.—Audi that a copy of this order be fished in one of the public gazettes of this state, once a month for sis: months, in terms cf the rules of court in such cases made and provided* EaUftct from t3ip irlnnfrs, , . , .. It. CLARKE, Clk. NOTICE. Ail persons are hereby forwar ned not to trade for a certain judgment; obtained against the subscriber, in the Justices Court of John Williams and Abraham Jackson, Esh’rs, in the year eigh* teen hundred and two. The above was lent to Mr. Isai ah Carter, of the County of Burke j in eighteen hundred and six. As the judgment has been set tled by a note for the ballance due on the same, I am determin ed not again to be accountable sos the amount, unless compelled sa 10 do by law. JAMES MOORE, June I, 1816. “ r ~ iiOf icir During my absence from Geo t* gla, William H. Jackson and David Clarke, Esquires, are appointed my attornies; and are authorized jointly and several!/ to transact any part of my busl* ness, JOHN A. COBB. 12th May, 1816. . -1 - ■ -nm ■"— ‘ 1 .iTfMJ. NOTICE. During my absence from the State, Col. V illiam H. Jackson & James- Jackson, will be my agents generally, and in all legal cases Messrs. T. M; Berrien 8s R. L. Gamble, my acting attor* nies. HOWEL COBB, , 14th May, 1316*