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MUSE’S RETREiT. “”
SPRING —A SONG
When anda 1 lies pied, and violets blue,
Ai?d !ady -imock? ah silver white,
And cuckow buds of yellow hue,
D<> paint the meadows with delight
The cuckow, then, on every tree,
Mocks married men; for Chits sings he,
Cuckow!
Cuckow ICuckow !0 word of fear,
Unpleasing to a married ea !
When fhepherd* pipe on oaten ilraws,
And merry larks are plowmen’s
clocks ;
Whenturtles tread.and rooks and davvo-j
And maidens bleach their summer
smocks:
The cuckow tjien, on every tree,
Mock* Married men for thus Cng3 he,
Cuckow!
Cuckowi Cuckow! O word or fear,
Unpleasing to a married ear !
A BEUTIFUi. SONCi. r
(Take, O take thpfe lips away,
4 That so sweetly Wereforfworn j
And those eyes, the break of day,
Lights that tf\ mislead the morn :
But my kifies brinfr again \
Seals of love btit feaPdih vain.
Hide, O hide those hills of fow,
Which thy frozen bosom bears,
On whose tops the pinks that grow
Are of those that April wears *
But my poor heart firft set free,
Bound in those icy chains* by thee.
ATficng iciifsotTaia?
performed by individuals of the A
merican revolutionary army, none
has pleased me more than the fol*
lowing, related by an eye witness.
“ During the heat of the battle at
Germantown, one Barkalow (of
Monmouth) was levelling his mus 4,
ket at the enetny, when its lock
was carried away by a ball Un
dilmayed, he eaught up the
of a comrade just kiliedr by h
and taking aim, a bail erfm
muzzie, and its
rout i like me barrel
Stijl un-
hero immediately
down,unl'crewedthe whole
from the twisted barrel and j
ferewed on the barrelfrom which I
the lock had been torn, and blazed
away at the enemy.” Can ancient
Sparta, or modern Britain, boast a
more brilliant display of cool, de
liberate, unshaken courage ? This
hero is (fill living.
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Negroes For Sale.
THE fubferiber has thirty ne
groes in families, which he will fell
ton reasonable terms for cafli . Per
sons disposed to purchale are re
quested to call at Millford, where
one half of the negroes may be seen
—the other not far distant.
The negroes to be delivered on
the SOth day of December next.
. BEN AJ AH SMITH.
November 13,1815.-46 ts
Notice.
> Nine months after date applsca
tion will be made to the honorable
the Judges of the Inferior Court
of Warren county for leave to fell
the Real Estate of James B. Tliomp.
son, dec. for the benefit of the,heirs
and creditors of said dec.
Hemy B. Thompson, I
Administrator , with the I
Will annexed .,
April 7, 1815. 1119 m
‘GAMUTS !
For sale at this OFFICE. I
Administrator’s Sale. J
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Mount Pleaiant Academy
; >IA :r> , . ‘
■Qr*’ r Or ■ vOr.Ji ‘*
j WILL go into operation on the
firft day of next January, under
the immediate diredipn and con*
troul of the fublcriber. In this in*
ftitution provision is made tor the
/ inftru£tion of both Male and
male pupils. Mount Pleas/nt
about five miles North of Pe
ter|burgh, in Elbert coWy. Per*
haps there is not a more healthy
spot in the state of Georgia, than
this vicinity. The rate of tuition
will be two dollars per month, or
i a dollars per session. Board with
the exception of candles, will be
eight dollars per month, No stu
dent can enter this institution for a
shorter period than one session.
I'he firft feffionwill end the last of
May. The second session will
commence on the iothofjune, &
end on the 10th of November. It
is expe&ed that tuition will be paid j
one half in advance. The Re&or
will receive into his own family a*
bout ioor 12 Boarders. V”
HENRY REID.
November 18.—47 3t.
JLook Here /
I Having: moved our STQ&E on
oeTOlchrs.
‘WARE & STONE. We will al
ways be giad to fee our friends, as
we still continue to give good bar
gains. We have also just
an afiortment of frefh
1.
Novt mber \ 1
die Time.
ible HtLD HANDS
lor lale cheap tor caih—triqaire of
the Printer.
Nov. 2f.
CASH
Will be given for an hundred or
two weight of bacon-—enquire at
this office.
Adtuipistrator’s bale.
Will be sold on the 26th of December
next, at the house of the subscri
ber, seven negroes, belonging to the
estate of F. Mnrphey, dec.
CONSIbIING of men, women
and child ren. Terms of sale—one
third cash j the ballance twelve
months credit, with finall notes and
approved security, with interest
from the date if not pun&ually
paid. J
i R. BOOKER, #
I Administrator.
September -23,1815.
lor sa c at tins Office, the
following BLANKS: —
Warrants of Appraifement,
Letters of Adininiftration,
Do. Teftimentary,
Do. Guardianship,
Administrator’s Bonds,
Constables do.
Collectors and other Deeds,
Marriage Licence’s,
Subpcenms, Executions, Justices
Warrants, Fi—fas, Guardian’s
Bonds, Indentures, Ca-fa’s and
Commifaon of Interrogatories.
NEW STORE.
The fubferibe- informs the Pub
lie, that he ha/rjuft received a sup
ply of goods, which he will
dispose-m on reasonable terms for
caf]>dr produce.
X , A. H. GIBSON.
September 15. ,
> Ab IS lITTfURN E R
IF he yet lives, or has left any
he or they, by communi
cating with us, {hail receive infor
mation of a matter, in which they
have become interested to their
advantage.
Thos, & W. A. Turner.
Windsor , Birtee county, 1
N. C. September 7, 1815. y
§s* We will thank the editors of
the several newspapers printed in
Georgia, to give tne above adver
tisement, a place in their refpe&ive
papers for three mouths—and £0
lend us, each of them a paper con
j taking it i on the margin of which,
it the amount due tor the publica
tion fhail be marked, it ihali be
sent them by post, or it (hall be
paid in any way that they maiy
point out. j
T. &W.A. l umen 1
Nov 17.--45-3 m. 1
~—ar niiHW
11 Wtrjf
• Wui be soi^KM
cember
on toe 2o,,fday oj Dc
m/jKBJRtxi, at ij&dalc residence
L uly. tats of this county,
a \he personal property of
satddeccafiNfi
CONoiS iTL q of hogs, horses,
catt e, nouiebokj aaiii kitchen ijp*
-piture,ana tne
on a credit of
I purchaser wahapprov-
I ed lecurit>
me fame day will .be rented,
.part oi the plantation whereon the
decealed lived.
THOS. HUDSPETH,
Russell bailey,
1 emporary Admrs.
November q, 1815.— 45 _ t f.
Notice.
The copartnerfhip of Sterling
Grimes, Nickelfon, & Cos. has ex
pired by its own limitation. Thos.
VV. Grimes and Andrew Knox,
having purchased the interest of
Sterling Grimes & James H.Nick
l elfon, in the above firm—thofe
| having claims on, or stand indebted
j to said firm will apply to Grimes
and Knox for settlement; who are
duly authorifed to close the fame.
STERLING GRIMES,
JAMES H. NICKELSON,
THOMAS. W. GRIMES,
ANDREW KNOX.
The undersigned having become
foie proprietors of the Fontainvilie
Mills have removed their residence
from Greensboro* to that place
offer for sale that well known stand
for business lately occupied by
them. For terms apply to Thos.
W. Grimes at the Mills near
Greenfborough, or to Andrew
Knox, Savannah.
GRIMES & KNOX.
Fontainvilie Mills * 1
Appalachee , 061 . 14,1815. £
fofTxale, I*
THAT well known trad of land
whereon Elizabeth Daracott now
lives. For terms, apply to Major
John Terrell.
‘V. J. B. DARACOTT,
FRAS. DARACOTT.
Nov. 24, 1815.—46 ts
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Notice.
caule q 4 the diffolutioa
of co-partnership between Robr.
Chivers and myfelf is rafc?’ity and
illegal proceedings by Robert Chi- *
vers. Also, I• do hereby forwara
nay person or persons whatsoever,
from paying him any money on
the Book of Harrison and Chivers and
for the year 1814. J
THEOD’K HARRISON. I
April Is, 1815.—rm 17th 1
Exec.utor’s Sale. . -H
Will be sold on the first Tuesday in i
January next , at the Court House 1
in Wilkes county, all the personal \
estate of Richard llilyard , dec. \
CONSISTING of the
ing negroes :—Spencer, George, ■
j Jels, & two women, named Sarah, M
Twelve months credit will be
given—the purchaser to give bonrjß
with approved security. |rT Jll
WM. HILYARD,
November 10, 181
— L kmfivicr.
E zee &j|jfl P^+-6t
Will be
Tyjflra on the 23d cf December
at the hie residence of W'tU
fpm Thurman, dec. the following \
property : ’.4, v I f*
Four negroes, household and
kitchen furniture, one horse, a flock
cf fneep, and fame geefe.* 4
ierms of sale made known on
, the day of sale. p
PHILIP THURMAN,
MICAJAII THURMAN,
l . Executors
°> 1 8 1 ts
SHfelFf sALET*
WILL BE SOLD
Onthefirst Tuesday in fg.nuary next,
at the Court House in Oglethorpe
county . between the hours cf ten &
three o'clock, the following proper•
ty, viz: .
One dark bay tnare, ten or ele
ven years old, and one forrei mare,
fix years old levied on as the pro
perty of Thomais Scroggin, at the
instance of John T. Lawrence.
Also,
One hundred and fifty acres of
land, more or less, on the waters
of Clouds creek, joining Fielding
Dillard ; levied on as the property
of Young W. Short, at the in
stance of Susannah Billups, and
William Executors of John
Billups, decafe, and Robt. Bledfoe.
Also,
One hundred acres of land, on
the waters of Big Creek, joining
John Armfted ; levied on as the
property of John Rodgers, at the
instance of Jno. M‘Carty. Also,
One bay mare, and one feather
bed and furniture; levied on as the
property of Wm. B. Brown, at the
instance of the trustees of Meson
academy.
Also,
One negro man, by the name of
Daniel; levied oa aS the property
of John Center, at the instance of
Thos. Burdell, for Ferdinand Phi
nizy, and Palchal Murphy, for Jas.
Freeman.
Also,
One hundred & sixty five acre3
of land, more or less, on the waters
of Indian creek; levied on as the
property William Kidd, at the in
stance of Robert Freeman, for John
1. Lawerence. Property oointed
out by W. Kidd.
Conditions cash.
PLEASANT COMPTON,
Sheriff'.
Ncv.?c.i3i:. -,
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