Georgia express. (Athens, Ga.) 1808-1809, September 24, 1808, Image 5

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TOE T R T. The following lines were written on the ckath oi Emmet, TI'ZS —SRIN CO fcftAH. 1 Dtjpair in her wild, eye, a daughter of Erin Appear'd on the cliffs of the bleak rocky fhore ; JLooJe in the wind flow'd her dark Jl reaming ringlets, And beedlefs Jhe gazed on the dread jurge.s tear i Loud rang her harp in wild tones of defpairih* The time paft away with the prefent comparing, In foul thrilling ftrahs deep eft for row declaring. She Jang Erins woes and her Em met no mure, Ob'Erin my country thy glory's de parted, For tyrants and traitors have ft abb'd thy heart's core ; Thy patriots are fled, or are broken hearted, 7 by children do welter and bleed i:t their gyre. Ruthljs r:\pfians new prowl thro ’ thy hamlet's ferjaken, Fran pals hungry orphans their laft tnvrjels taken, TheJcr earns of thy “females no pity a waken. Alas ! my poor country thy Em vnet's no more, Tho * brave was hisfpirit, yet mild as the Bt am in, His heart bled in mrgdjh, the wrongs of the poor, To relieve their hard fuf'rings he brav'd ev'ry danger, The frowns of tyrants undauntedly bore. E'en before him the proud titled vil lains in power It erefern, tho’ in ermine, with terror to cower. But ah! be is gone, he has fallen a y ung fio wsr. They murdered my Emmet, my .Emmet’s no more . At a time when die prettj ferig of Shcpber ds, I have loft my love ; have you feen my Anna .? 3uf g oy every chamber-maid ; < fomc wit, eager to fatirize the Ore dan ih !c of drefs, then introducing by the ladies wrote a diverting parodv, which began I overs, 1 have loft my waist ; Have you Jeen my body ? As {feme of) the laches now difeard all on-Is, excepi a kind of longer chenrje, we prefent them with the fallow rg parody ; and fincertly hope, rhat it may perfuade them, as the vvinter approaches, to purchaie more flannel, and fewer truilins. P. Ed to Debtors, I have loft my health ; Where , 0 where's my vigor ? fed faithiefsfwain, no ait of ftealih, heduc'a me to this figure. Pitmp and rfiy was my face, And giacejul was my for Tillfafhun deem'd it a dif grace To keep my body warm. Ifacrfjic'd to modifis whim, ( bp hat bell: can ere for fake it ?) To make myfelf genteel and film y Ifiript me almoft naked. And naked thus / mitfi remain. Till Fajbton weds with Reajcrt ; God grant they may united reign , Be foie the frofiy Jeafin. WOMEN HAVE NO FOu LA. A STORY. A Scotch Clergyman, whole wife was a defetndant ot the famous Xan rippe, (die fcold of antiquity ) in gou g through a courfe of ie&urt-s on the Revelation? of St. John, im bibed from the abftrufe writer an opinion, that the fex have no fouls “and were incapable of future re wards and punishments. Ic was no fooner known in the country that he maintained fuch a doftnne, than he was fummoned before a Pn fo, - ft ry of his brethren, to be dealt* wi'ch according to his delinquency. When he appeared at their bar, th< j ‘afked him, if lie really held fj here tical ah opinion ? He rold them plainly that he did. On defiring ro be informed of his reafofts for fa doing—Li the Revelation of Sc. John the Divine,* laid he, you will find this pa flag*—“And there was fiience in Heaven for about the fpace of half an hocr.” Now I appeal to all of you, whether that could p* fTibly have happened, had there been any woman there ? And fince there are none therr, chanty forbids to imagine that they are in a worfe kwi, that they have no hr.metal part, arid are exempted from being accountable for all the node and diftur banco they raife in this world. The converfation havirg turned in the prefen- e of Dr. FiankKn, upon riches, and a young per (on in the company havirg expit fled his furprife that they ever fhould be attended with fuch anxiety and foli citucle, Inflaming one of his ac quaintance, who, chough in pojfifef fion of unbounded wealth, yet was as bofy and more anxious than the mofl arduous clerk in his count ing houfe : The Doftor toek 3n apple from a fruit bi.fker, and pre femed ic co a little child, wild could juft cotter about the room. The child could ftarce grafp it in’ s his hand. lie then gave him another which occupied the other haiid.— Then chooflnga third, remarkable for its fize and beatify, he prefented that alfo. Ihe child, after many ineffectual attempts to hold three, dropped the laft on the carpet, and burft into tears. See there, ,aid the philofopher, thete is a litrie man with more riches than he can enjoy. Wil'd ICISM. A woman being brought before a juftice to be examined, and ap pearing to have an urn ommon fhaie of confidence, for the female itx, the juftice obferved—“Madam, there is brafs enough in your face to make a five pail kettle.”— “Yes,” fan fwered fhe) “and there is fap enough in vour head to fill it.” ADM I NISTR A 1 RIX SALE. Will be fold at the houje of Captain JeJfe Smith, in the county of Jaek ftn, between the ufual hours) all the perjonal eft ate of Andrew 6cott, dec taped, CONSISTING of horfcs, cattle, hogs, one fet of blackfmnh’s tool*, houfehold and kitchen furniture, and other articles too tedious to mention The fale to commence on the fifteenth day of Odober next, and continue from day to day fill ihe whole Vs fold, Sunday ex cepted. Terms of fale will be made known on the above day. t NANCY SCOTT, Adninifir&trix. September i, i3c£. i< j■/ & uu i .LA h.S ,RK W A i< U, W ill bo given to any perfiun who may find a large red Morocco P v kec-b’ >ok, which the fubferiber Eft between Little river and the Appalacher, on the road leading ißom Mdledgeville to Athens. It contained ievera! papers, among which was a note on Win. Mitchell fir 250 dollars. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving ic with’ Doctor Neifkr in Athens. CHA f TIN D. CHOWNING. Sept. 17. 1 O SELL—OFt RENT. r T X HE Subfcriber w'flies to fell or rent, a ft ore houfe, dwelling houfe, four cotton machines, and fur fits in the town of Clarkefboro*— gins can be had at theuiual rates. — fjhe above pro perty will be difpofed on very good terms by applying to me in Athens. Cotton, Brandy or Whifkey will I he taken in payment, allowing the higheft market price. CHARLES LENOS. September 17, 1808. ~whTF ? ‘ - . ‘ kS now at his own (table in Wafh ington, and will Hand until the 31ft of October next, and thofe that put marcs to him in the Spring fealon, that failed to ftand, are at liberty to continue them, gratis. If any mares ftiould be left with the horle, I will feed them as dirtied, at a mo derate price. EDWARD JORDAN. Wajhington, July 26th, 1808. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. On the fecond Saturday in October next, at the plantation whereon JeJJe Moon, late of Jackfon county , de esafed, lived , WILL BE SOLD ALL the perfonal eftate effaid decealed, confiding of horfes, cat tle/ hogs, Ilieep, houlehold and kitchen furniture, together with the plantation tools.—Twelve months credit will be given, by the pur chafer giving bond wfith approved fecurity for all fums over three dollars. BOLAR MOON, Adm’r. Auguft: 17, 1808. WILL BE SOLD—or R E NT S D % THAT valuable and well known trail of land lying in Clark county on the middle folk of the Oconee river, including the mouth of Bear creek and the long fhoal on laid river, ft /en mil* s above Athens, well watered and a healthy fuuation, containing 945 a res, a great part of which is ot tirft and feci nd qual ity, about two hundred acres under cultivation, in good repair, orchards and gor and bu ldirgs; alfo, a valuable faw-miil, two gr.ft-mills, a cotton machine, a large and fiiiicry and tan yard on fad river. Any perfon w ; lhing to piirchafe.may get a great bargain. L ktly rv e grots will be taken in parr payment —the terms will be made known by applying to r. s„ Easley. Auguft 30. SHERIFF’S BLANK TITLES FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. FORTY DOLLARS REWARD! o I\AN away from the fub fieri hers living in Morgan county, on the 14th of Auguft, s inftant, a negro (eiiow by the name of JIM, about thirty-five years of age, and about five feet ten inches high, thin made and very black complexion. A lfo, a yellow wench by the name of JUDAH, about twenty-eight years of age, thick made and wears her hair tied—moft people would fuppofe her to be free from her co lour, as fhe is very white for a .lave —both Virginia born. Alio, a negro fellow by the name of GARLAND about 25 years of age, of a yellow complexion, ftout made, about five feet ten inches, has a kind of impediment in his fpeech, when fpoken to he has a down look, and has a fear on his oc cafioned by the whip. Alfo, a negro woman by the name of JUDAH, about twenty five years of age, tolerable black, looks very wild out of her eyes, and very talkative. Their cloathing cannot be deficribed, as they carried off a quantity.—lt is prefiumable they will aim for Virginia, or ihe Indian nation. The above reward will be given for learning them in any Jail, or ten dollars for either of them, de livered .0 either JACOB ODAM, or FIELDS KENEDY. Morgan county, Auguft 15th 1808 SHERIFFS SALE. ~ WILL BE SOLD On the firft TiteJ'day m Oblober nexf ct the Court-Houfe in Jackfon coun ty, between the ufual hours, the fol lowing property, to wit: Two crafts of land on the Ap palache river in the aforefaid coun ty ; the one ccontaining feven thoufand one hundred and fixty a cres, bounded by lands granted to Fifhborne, Cobbs, Evans and o thers—alfo one other traft contain ing feven thoufand three hundred acres, bounded by lands granted to Cobbs, Collier and others—the Laid lands granted to Bafil Jones, ana levied on as his property to fa tisfy two executions in favor of George Henning and IgnarTus Few* WM. POTTS, Sheriff, September 2d, 1808. SPOR TING. X HERE is now a Subscription open for a Produce Sweep Stake in Oglethorpe County, on the Bowl ling Green Turf, free for any Colt foaled in this State in eighteen hun dred and e’ghf, running the fall af ter they are three year's old, two mile heats with a ketch of + o lbs on each ; entrance two bales of clean merchantable cotton, weighing three hundred pounds each ; half forfeit. The Suhfcription will be kept open till the twenty-fifth of De cember next, and no admittance af ter thaptime. Perfons wjfiling to enter may d© fo by applying to this Offf e. A jockey Club is about to be eliabl.fihed on the fame ground, tc commence this fall akd continue five years. Auguft 13, 1808. BACON WANTED. -Afc* FEW hundred weight of Ba con is wanted immediately, for which a liberal price will be givem .Enquire at this office. ..