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S, Court of yjfwUo. f— —** •jt J’ .r S’ j ,ss s s-s r £[_!- From Lit Hi s Form*. IMITATION OF CATULLUS. To HIMSELF. Miser Catulle,Jennas ineptire Ac- Oa‘-.o the sighing fool to play ; Cease to trifle life awav ; Nor vainly tliiiik those joys thine OVII, Which a!l, alas! have falsely flown ! What hours Catullus, once were thine, How fa'rly seem'd thy clay to shine, When lightly thou didst fiy to meet The girl who smil'd so rosy sweet— The girl, thou lov-’dst with fond er pain, Than c ’csr thy heart can feel a gain, You met —ymr souls seem’d all in one — Sweet little sports were said and done — Thy heart was warm enough for both, And hers, indeced, was nothing lo'h. Such were the hours that once were thine, But, ah ! t’mse hours no longer shine ; For now the nymph delights no more In what she lov’d so dear before ; And al! Catullus now can do, Is to be proud and frigid too ; Nor follow where the wanton flies, Nor sue the bliss that she denies. False maid ! he bids iarewel to thee, To love, and a!’ iove’s misery. The h> y dav <>t his heart is Uor, Nor will lie court one favor more; But soon he’d see thee droop thy head. Doom’d to a lone and loveless bed When none will seek, the happy night Or come to traffic in delight ! Fly p< rjur’d giri ‘.—but windier fly ? “Who now will praise thy cheek and eve ? Who now will drink the ryreu tone, Widest tells him thou art all nis own ? Who now will court thy wild de lighis, Thy hoiiiosr and turtle bites ? Oh ! none. wild he who lov and lielore Can never, never love thee more! , —II W ||B H WfTliiO ff ii T <i ■ nf I m * GEORGIA, gn his Excellency JARED JR IVIN, Governor and Command. {r in Chiefs/ the At my and Navy of this Slate , and of the Militia thereof. A PROCLAMATION. Wheiuas, in and by act passed the eighth d.tv o{ De cember, eighteen hundred and nix, entitled “ An act to revise ** Ik amend an act, entitled an act “ to distribute and dispose of the “ late cession or land obtained from the Creek Nation of In “ dians, by Henry Dearborn Se cretaty at War, being spccial lv authorised therefor by the “ President of the U. Sia.es, in “ a treaty concluded 7 'at the city of Washington, the four “ teenth dav of November, eigh -41 teen hundred and five, so lar as “ it respects those persons that 44 were enti led to draws in the 1 ( present contemplated land lot -4t tery, agreeably to the reqnisi* tions ol this act, anti were prt vented from giving in their ** names by sickness and other * casualties, or who have not paid taxes in con.omii y to 4 ’- sauf act he Governor i. au thorized and required, forthwith t> issue his proclamation, and c:.use the same to be published in one or more of the Gazettes of this State, setting forth tlu outliues of the acr, that persons i iterested therein may be July notified, and govern themselves accordingly :—i have therefore thought fit to issue this my pro cUinauoii, in order to make 1 known iTie outlines of Raid act, which are as follow : “ That rt shall be ihe duty of the Justices of tlie inferior courts in the several counties within this State, to-meet at their respective court-houses,three separate t imes within the term of three'months from the publication of it.is act; first giving twenty days public notice of such meetings, in two of the roost public places in each Ifartalion district rtiihin their counties ; and shall proceed to take anti enter the names of all applictmtsentitled to dtawsagree ably to the requisitions of the a bove recited act; and they shall be ntitkid to receive from eacn applicant, twtlrc and an blt cents for each draw such person or persons shall be entitled to.” “ 1 hat the Justices as afore said, Shall transmit a list of such names o taken by them, within three months Irom the publica tion of this law, to the Executive Department.’’ “It is further provided, that all male persons, over the age of twcr.tv-one years, having ail the requisites, as specified in the n foresaitl act, other than having paid taxes, shall be admitted to have a dtaw or draws in the con templated land lottery, without having paid taxes.” New therefore. The Justices of the Inferior Courts, of the res pective counties, and the citizens of the State, who are entitled to draws in the aforesaid lotreiy, under the act of the 2Gth of June last ; but who have been prevent ed by sickness and other casual ties from giving in their names ; are called upon, and required o comply wi'h the requisitions herein expressly set forth and contained. Given voider my hand and ihe Great Seal of the State, at the State House in Louisville , this eleventh day of December, in the year oj our Lord one thou sand eight hundred and six, -and ot the Independence of the U nited States of America the thirty first. JARED IRWIN By the Governor, llox : Marbury. __ Secretary of Stat. Sheriff’s Sales, ON the first Tuesday in f anuarfi next, IITLL BE SOLD , at the Court House in this city be. tween'the hoars of 10 and 3 o’clock. THE undivided Sxtii part of thole two lots in the laid city, known by the numbers (even and eight. Seized and to he fold as the property of Mr. John Bjrosdbert Gibbone to, fatisfv a judgement obtained againfl laid Gibbone, et the (nit of John Wtight. Conditions Cash. Former purchaser not complying with the terms of salt. T. ROVER I SON, S. C. C. December 8, 7. Sheriff’s Sales. ON the fist Tuesday in January Tint, WiLL BE SOLD, at the Court-House in this city be tween the hours qf IQ and 3 o’clock. ONE undivided third part of 500 acres of land litu ated in M’lntofh county, with in two miles of the Court house, adjoining the lands of Clem. Martin, part of which is excellent rice swamp and the other good provition land, fuzed under execution as the ptopeity of Robert Jordan to iaiisfy Andrew Welch and o r ihcrs. A L S O— -500 Acres Land in Scriven county bounding on Savan nah tiver adjoining land of —*—■ Scott and others, taken under execution as the pro, petty ot Matthew Clark deceas ed, pointed out by the execu„ ( tor. I T. ROBERTSON, a. c. c. Decembe 4. 7. KherifTs Sales, 0N the first Tuesday in'’ Fto. ruary next-, between the hours of 10 and 3 o'clock Will he Sold, at ike Court .house in the city of Savannah. the Following Negroes, viz. Tom, Joe,Goodluck, George, and Mary. —A L S O Hannah, Betty, Lucy and child Cybcle, by virtue of an execution on mortgage. Ihe executors of Mr. Bolton, vs, Wm. Jno. Davies. T. ROERTSON, s.c c. December 4. TO BE SOLD. AT PRIVATE SALE. I 'POUR Valuable LOTS, in the * City of Savannah, with the improvement’’ thereon, viz. No. 37, Liberty Waid, on which there are two houses; one of two tenements, *he other of two stories, Rented at 24-0 dol lars each, per annum. No. 4; Elbert Ward, with a House of three tenements. Rent ed at 339 dollars per annum. Nos, 28 and 32, Elbert Ward, on each of nfuch is a House o* two tenements. Rented at 260 dollars each per annum. Tire Buildings are ail new, and situated in a healthy part of the City* ALSO, 050 *cres of valuable Land, Old Survey, in Jefferson county, A Plantation within 30 or 40 miles of Savannah, or Negroes would be taken in exchange, for part of the above mentioned Pro perty, should That way of bar gaining suit any Purchaser, better than making payment in Cash or Cotton. For terms apply to WILLIAM SHAW. Dec. 18. 10 ts A. Scribner & Cos. HAVE JUST RECEIVED Per the Rrig Luna Torn New ly LARGE SUPPLY OF Boots , Shoes & Slifijiers , OF AN EXCELLENT QUALITY. Which in addition to their former supply, makes their assortment very extensive; which they oiler FOR SALE, at reduced prices, at their store on tire Bay, nearly op posite the Exchange* December 22. lvr. Sheriff’s Sales. 0 N the firfl Tuesday in jfanu* ary next, Will be Sold, al the Court house in this city, between the hours of 10 and $ o'clock , Five Negroes, VIZ. John and htsAvife Catherine together with their chiidien Charlotte, Juliet and Harry, taken under execution,Edwin, Lewis vs. Emanuel Rengiii pointed out by the defendant The former purchaser not complying with the terms of iale. Conditions Cafli. H. W. W ILL I AMS, D. S.C.C. December 4. 6. •Sheriff’s Sales. ON the firfl T uefday in janu a ry next, Will be fold, at the Court.houfe in this city, be iwen ihe’ hours of to and 3 o’clock. A negro MAN named Bec elms,taken under execution a; the property of William Bar nard, under sundry executi ons, pointed out by the defen | dant. The former purchaser not complying with the trms of sale. Continued from last sales. T. ROBERTSON, s.c.c. December 4- Sheriff*s .Sale's. ON the first Tuesday in January next, WILL BE SOLD, at the Court-House it. this city, be tween the hours oj 10 and 2 o'clock, TWO thirds of a Traft of 500 Acres of LAND, Oak, Hickory, and Swamp, luita ble for *Rice, Cotton and Pro visions, two miles from MTn tolh Court Houle, adjoining Ciem. Martins Land. Levied on as tire property of 1 homas Milß, to fatisfy Maurice Lc hiff'e, pointed out by the de’ fendant. Continued from last sales. Conditions Cash. T. ROBERTSON, s.c. c- December 4. 6. •Sheriff's Sales. ON the first Tuesday in January next, at the Court-House in this city between the hours oj ]Q and z o'clock, Will be Sold, ALL that Farm lot, con taining 45 acres, Car penter ‘Ey thing, Decker ward. No. 3. AL S O A negro wench named Mira, by vi;tue of an execution John Ton and Robertlbn vs. iohri Love executor of Eliza Whitfield. —A LS O A forty five acre lot with the improvements thereon at present occupied by Dr. KoL lock and formerly the proper ty of Dr. ‘Petard two miles from .Savannah on the great Ogechee road bounded by lands of the Miss Minis’s, lands formerly Shicks Independence Hill, late belonging to the es tate of Schcuher Sc others tak en under sundry Executions as the property of James Mc- Intofh. T. ROBERTSON, S. C. C. December 4. 6. NU i lEICA lIOn7 TO TAX COLLECTORS IN conformity with a concurred and approved resolution, pass ed at the late Session of the Le gidature, immediately after the first Monday in February next, a list of the TAX COLLECTORS, who n:;>y then be in arrears, with the amount due by each, and t!i names of their Securities, will be published in or.e of the Ga zettes of Savannah anil Augusta, and in those of Louisville, Spar’ ta, Greene shorn ugh, Washington, and Pctersburghj and immediate ly after tile first Monday in April next, executions will issue against such of said Collectors as shall not then have finally settled their ac counts. GEO. R. CLAYTON, Treasurer. ELEAZEREARLY, Compt. Gen. Treasury Office, Georgia, J Lowsvi le. Dec 10, IBOS. J 10 4t Mr. MICHEL, I.ATELT ARRIVED IN THIS CITY, HAS the honor to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Savannah and its vicinity, that he will teach VOCAL and INSTRUMEN TAL MUSIC, and dancing. He will give private Les sons to those who cannot attend his SCHOOL, it thev will be so good as to let h;m know at Mr. Caos” Boarding House, or at Mr. Glesis 9 in the Exchange. lit hopes by the attention and cate lie will bestow on his Scholars, to have a shaie of the public patronage. Dec. 22. 1 ] 4r Blank Manifests &c. Ftr Sale at this Office. Sheriff s r j . ■ On the fist next , at the Un,. town < f V,->1 County, between r.y. , ten andthrte F c ! cr > r />m “'ILL IIK -.Onri A .u! - LAND Ivint. ( ■ nver Little Satfilla, i( 1 comity andlcnown hv of Black Hammock arH fold to Williford and cl by William Johnfto n> c fl UiningT—a‘ crf . s more or 1 old to (at.sly a ju<]g Clne J favor of T. Mendenhj.l I gamlt Williford Sc Cook I •.-AL S (). I ALL that undivided mol 0 / a J raa of Land ajjoj the Town of Jefferson, C 1 taining in the’ whole ih J hundred and sixty acres,] one half of which is leizr] belonging to the eftateof j] “atterlon, to fatifiy a j,j,] uient obtained in favor () f] executrix of Ambrose Gfl don. 1 AT the fame time St p<] will he fold, one half house at present occupied I Peter Lane Sc Mr. G. F r J the houle belongs to Wiilif] & Cook., the half Ju'd, j s 1 half belonging to Mr. Co] Sour to latisly a Judgemtn] favor of the executrix of Al brofe Gordon, againfl die] miniftrators of John Paucrl] the laid Cook being the J miniftrator of John Faueifl Conditions Cash. 1 The above Sales, are unarj ably posponed untill th< J Tuesday in January next. I I). G. JONES, S.C.C.I St. Mary's, Dec. 1 $1 ■n ux i losA THE persons composing J 2d Company* Ist Bntialil Chatham Regiment, Rre hern ordered to assemble at theinJ al Parade Groutid, fin the Mfl ket square) on Monday the In of January next, by 11 o’clock] m. armed and accoutered a* i| law directs, that th: dl assigned by the Regimental tol of Inquiry for company Mus:J in the Ist Ilutalion. I A. C. THOMPSON, I Ensign com. IdCompm Savannah Dec. 25. 12 3t 1 Prime Seed Bice. I FOR SALE, A QUANTITY of PriJ SEED IHC'E, entirely free El red grains, beitig tlte product* of River Swamp, the first yet planting. The Price is One Di lar per bushel. — Apply toiliesu senber, at ltis residence, St. Ja® Stjuar*. JOHN H. MOREL Dec. 25. 12 ts J. & A. Meliss ScXi HAVE ON HA.KO, Ad Extensive Supply DRY GOODS, HARD WARE amd GLASS WARE, Carefully feletled by onto the Partners in Britain, ct t ! First Dualities, and at very t ( duced i’rices—which diev *’ dispose of at a reasonable uiieanc for Cash, Produce, or appro** Town Notes. Dec. 22'. 11 ts Wanted to Hire, A Smart Negro BOY, abo twelve or fourteen A ears ut to run errands. Generous will be given for a b. y of ti.R scription, who is well acqu<* in '’ “ith the Town.— Apply * “ Printer. December 15. ALL KINDS OF PRINTS Done ut this Ojjice, -with. 1 * nta Accuracy end J)isp tle *‘