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jfe: J'j Court of Afiollo. ft ~p <• SUMMER EVENING. From the Poems cf the late Mr, Richard Bingham Davis, recently published at N. Tork. ZI.IZ A, vitw tlii* p'acid scene, Wh*re evening (bed* her silver smile-j Calm Solitary, and serene, Her*! cl u> rove and muse awhile. Behold the gentle waving-free* That turn to zephyr’s lafl embrace ; While on the llowly pading I>rceze JVlild nurfic frnrn* with foften’d grace. Sweetly repeated through the grove, Refponfire, hark, the night birds caW, Chiming theirfylvan note* of lore, To the low murmuring water fall. How lovely is the gentle rill, Ijy.the fond, fportivr moon heami kift; The mead—the wood—the distant hill, High crown’d with evening’* dewy inifU Here meditation loves to tread. And fancy here delights to (tray; And leaving oft the flothlul lied, Here genms wait* the riling day. Though charming the romantic feent, Whether at morning’*radiant hour, Or when the evening flar serene Sheds on the earth it* dewy power , In vain the landfeape, gay and bright. Extend* its varying o<antics far; hi vain the amorous bird* of night Salute the evening’* twinkling flar. UnlciT, Ecu*, thou art there, These plexfures bring no joy to me ; And when thepurefl hlilTl (hare, I love to think, ’twn (lured with the*. CREDULITY* j The people in Province in France, were formerly re- ; xnarkabiy given 10 believe and i report (h tinge and surprising 1 tales. About forty years ago, as the story goes, a,ne of the inhabitants of the place went to the famous town of Toulop on business. and rtflefting on bis return, of the disposition of his countrymen to believe and re’ port ffrange news, he thought of a (theme to lurprife them. Accordingly when men afkcd for news, lie reported, that a tree had jull grown up in the mouth o( the harbor of Tou. lon, so biabtnd ltrong, with branches from tide to fide, (o thick and difficult to be removed that the royal navy could neither pals in, or go out of the ha? bor and there was a great probability of the finrbor’s being ruined by it.. The reporter being delayed by bufiinels on his journey home, the report got a head of him, and be beaid it told so often, that he entirely forgot that he was the author of ii, and be gan to credit the story ; nor cqmld bereft fatLfied till he went all the way back to Tou lon, to fatisfy himlelf whether the llory was true or falfe. This llorv the writer had from a Frenchman, a respecta ble inhabitant of Toulon, of the name of Euback, in the year 1780. HISTORICAL. C R U E L T V. Com modus, the Roman em peror, when hut twelve years old, gave a {hocking mltance of his cruelty at Ceritumcella, now called Civiti Vecchia, when (stiding the water in which he bathed lome what too warm, he commanded the per ion whu attended the bath to be thrown into the furnance: nor was he fatisficd till thole who were about him pretended to have ■put his order in execution. After his acccftioii to (he em pire, he equalled, if he did not exceed in cruelty, Caligula, Domitian, and even Nero him felf; playing, wc may fay. with the blood of hi> Mbjecls and fellow creatures, of whom he can led great numbers to be racked and butchered in his prcfencc, merely for his diver r fiori. Seeing one day a corpu lent man pals by, he immedi* ately cut him alitnder; partly to try his (Length, in which he excelled all men, and partly out of curiosity, as himfelf owned, to fee his entrails drop out t once. Some he mur r dered becaufethey were negli” j gently drdTed; others because j they seemed trimmed with too much nicety. He assumed the i name and habit of Hercules, ; appearing publicly in a lion’s : skin, with a huge club in his j hand, and ordering several per- j lons though not guilty of any l crimes, to be disguised like inonlters, that by knocking out their brains he might have a better claim to the title, the 1 great deftrover of monffers. j In fhortjthe flieddingof blood | seemed to be his chief diver’ 1 fion. I Seme years since, maleXaih- j ions of jackets and neckcloths j prevailed among the females, i but the ladies have since deter mined to differ ftotn the gen tlemen as much as poflible— therefore, while our Beaus car ry their hands in their pockets, our Belles carry their pockets in their hands. * Sheriff’s Sales, On the First Tuesday in June next, WILL BE SOLD, At the c.ourt-house in the city <y Savannah, between the hours of 10 and 3 o'clock, ALL those buildings and improvements, on the N. W. half part of Lot No. —, Deck er Wild, belonging to the heirs of Philip Minis, decealed —formerly occupied and own ed by Maurice LchifF. A fifty acre lot, known by the number 8, the house at present occupied by }ofeph Arnold, in Anson Ward arid three lots, being part of a five acre lot, adjoining the town, formerly belonging to the eltaie of John Currie, dec. taken under execution as tire property of Joseph Arnold, at the fii its of Benjamin Bully, surviving copartner and Benj. Buffy, jun. Postponed from Atay Sales. t T. HO BERTSON, S. C. 0 j May 7 50 j SheriiFs Sales. j At the court-house in the city ej'\ Savanna ‘l, WILL BE SOLD, On the fu st Tuesday in June next , Lt*t No. 5, Moore Tything j Percival Ward # w:tl the buildings and improvement* ; taken in exe cution as the property of the es tate ot John Wereat, deceased, to satisfy a judgment in favor oi Owen Owens. ALSO, All that tract or parcel of land containing 1660 acres more or ; less situate in county on Bus- I faloe creek near the bead of little j Satilla river bounded by lands of \ Samuel West and others, taken | under execution, at the suit of the j Executors of Gilbert vs. Execu- l ors of George Haist. j T. ROBERTSON, 5. c. c. ! Mav Ist. 49 WANTED, A YOU IH o r 12 or 1 4 years j ol age, t’f decent connecti- ; oiis, as an Apprentice to the Print- i ing Business. Apply at this of- I lice. | Blink Manifests &c. j For Sale M this Office. Sheriffs Sales., On the first Tuesday in fitne next between the hours of ten and three o'clock, WILL BE SOLD, At the Court house in tht city ej Savannah, All that plantation near Savan nah, known as No. 2, and part of No. I, in Fairlawti tract, con taining 136 acres more or less, adjoining lands of the late general Jackson ; foreclosed as the pro perty of James and Francis D. L. Homaca and others, to satisfy a mortage due Richard M* Williams. T. ROBERTSON, S. C. C. May 2. 49 Sheriff’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in Jure next WILL BE SOLD, At the Court-house in the cAy of Savannah, between the hours of 10 and 3 o'clock. ALI. that Lot of Land in Sa vannah, containing 60 by 90 feet, known by the number 16, Liberty Ward, with the im provements. All that Lot of Land in Sa vannah, containing 60 by 90 feet Vernon tything Heathcoat ward, known by the No. 5, with the improvements. One half Lot in Savannah, containing 30 by 90 feet, being the eastern half of Lot No. 10, Ellis Tything Heathcoat Ward, with the improvements. All that tract of land, situate about two miles from Savannah containing 66 acre*, being part of the Fairiawn tract. The above levied on and sold as the property of Thomas Nor ton, deceased. ALSO, AH that Plantation in White Bluff, on Vernon river, known by the name of Wakefield—Also aSO acre Lot joining the same on the south and bounded south by Vernonburgh and cast on Vernon river. Sold as the pro perty of George Haist, to satisfy the Executors of Gilbert. ALSO, All these two Lots of Land near Savannah containing Nine ty Seven & a fourth acres late the property of Richard Wylly, dec’d Numbers nine S* ten as de lineated in a Plat thereof made by John M'Kinnon Surveyor, Also those other * Lots Num bers Eight, Nine & Thirteen at Fair Lawn containing thirty three & a half acres, late the property of Richard Wylly, deceased, Sold under a foreclosure of a Mortgage given by John I Gray, to Glass and Shaffer. ALSO, AH that Lot in Ewinsburgh Number twenty-five, and four Lots in Savannah Number 16 in Green No. 22 in Elbert Ward & Nos. 5 St 10 in Franklin Ward, Sold under a foreclosure ot a Mortgage, given try John I. Gray to John Glass Ueceastd, in hie lifetime, Terms Cash. ALSO, All that lot or parcel of land, at Montgomery, with the im provements thereon, at present occupied by Bryan Morel; taken to satisfy sundry executions a gat list him. Postponed from May Sales. T- ROBERTSON, s. c. c. May 7 50 Sheriffs Sales. ON the first Tueftisy in June next, between the hours of 10 and 3 o'clock Will be Sold, at- the CourtJiovj'e in the city of Savannah. \ J„L that tenement house and TJk Store, improvements and part of lot No. 3 Jekvl Tything, Darby ard, taken under sun dry Executions as the property ot George Knoe, pointed out by plaintiff's attorney. ALSO, All that plantation and improve, ments, situate on the Great O • gee lice road, 3 miles from Suvan. nah, joining the plantation of George Miller,, seized under ex ecution at the suit of— Blacklock, vs. Levi Sheftall pointed outbv plaintiff’s attorney Also, All that wharf lot and improve ments known by the name of Pooler’s wharf; taken under ex ecuiion as the property of John Pooler, to satisfy H. Reynolds k others—property pointed out by plaintiffs attorney. ALSO, A negro man named Cupid; taken under sundry executions against the estate fit Stephen Blount dec. ALSO, Two Houses situate on the West side of Hull street, on the South part of that Lot, front ing the Bay where S. H. Stack house, now keeps Vendue Store, one of the tenement* at present occupied by Dr. Schley corner of Bay lane ,- taken under Execu tion, at the suit of George Pon sonhy vs. Frederick Shaffer sur viving copartner, pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. ALSO, All that plantation & improve ments, situate on the Coston Bluff road, about 3 miles from Savannah, joining Lands of Ni chol Turnbull, St others, known by the name of Laurel hill; taken under Execution as the property of E manuel Rengiil, at the suit of William Dixon fcco. pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. ALSO, * All that valuable tract of land, and improvements, situate on the upper part of Wilmington isl and, bounded by Wassaw river, Whitmarsh creek, lands of Ri chard Turner Esq; and others; taken under sundry executions as the property of Wm. Barnard —pointed out by the plaintiff’s attorn its. j ALSO, AW (hat I(pt, or parcel of land, j situate in the township of Mont gomery, with the improvements thereon, at present occupied by Peter 11. Morel, Lsq. seized un der sundry executions against him—pointed out by plaintiff’s at torney. T. ROBERTSON, S. C. C. May 2. 49 lm JUST RECEIVED, yind For Sale, 12 pipes 4th proof Bourdeaux BRANDY, 18 boxes SOAP, Apply ft JACOB IDLER & Cos. May 21. 5* 6t For Sale, FROM Ten, to One Hundred Bushels of good Rough Rice, Deliverable at any wharf in Sa vannah, at Twenty Hours No tice, at ONE DOLLAR per bushel. of Merrill IF Ferhhurst , Gibbons 5 Buildings. May 21. 54 4t nojTcE: HPHE Partnership of THOM JL SON k TOHPY was dis solved on the. £oth lust, by mutual consent—They request all those indebted to them, to make im mediate payment, otherwise suits will be commenced against them without discrimination, W. THOMSON. P. TORPY. May 21 54 NOTICE. Nine months after date, ap plication will be made to the honorable court of ordinary of ! Tatntal county for leave to lell atract of land containing tqo acres on the Altamahaw river in laid county adjoining Mar tin Harden, ailo 202 1-2 a cres in Wilkinlon County, in the second diftrift Lot No. no, the property of John Sharp fen. decealed, to be fold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. JOHN SHARP, Administrator. •Sept. 1. 85. John B. Berthelot , Surgeon & Dentist | NFO RMS the Ladies illld J cii JL tlumen of this city tl lat he £ received anew and complete ! ot INSTRUMENTS in extremely well adapted , 0 f’ kind ot operation on the teeth ’ He will clean the teeth, Pilrt A make them even, and tran S p| an ( new ones if requested, and hone also to give general satisfaction j! that line, to those who will K pleased 10 employ hi m . May )\. 51 at Ror \sa if ‘ At this Office, MINUTES, CONSTITUTI ON and CIRCULAR LETTER OF THE CENERAL COMMITTEE ol Georgia Leftists, Convened on Mourn Kntm, Iroa the 6th to )lie 9th of Dt. c _ ISO 6, inclusive; With an APPENDIX By HENR Y HOI.COM iff ,’ A M Pasior of the Baptist Church’ m Savannah. §Pt- Price—twelve & a half cert NO LICE ~ NINE months after date, ap plication will be made It the honorable the Inletior Coai of Camden county, for leave t sell about seven hundred aers 0 land, lying on the head of Crook ed river, about two hundred a cres of White Oak, and a mini her of Lots in the town of Jelfir son, in the county aforesaid; ap pertaining to the estate of Wil liam Jones, deceased, late of th town of St. Mary’s, fur thebe nefit of the heirs and creditors. D. G. JONES, Administrator St. Mary’s, Jan. 15, 10;. politics'” FOR FARMERS AND MECHANICS. Proposals for publishing, V. WILLIAM DUANE, A T tf. 106, Market street Philadel phia ; ‘ TWO EDI I IONS OF POLITrCS FOR FARMERS AND MECHANICS. Corrected and Enlarged. One edition shall be printei on superfine paper, and deliver ed in boards at 75 cents il 501 are subscribed for, at 60 cents i 1000, at 50 cents if 2000 copies if required to be bound 95 cm additional. A he other shall be a chea SDITIon, in the pamphlet ton —and the price shall be proper tioned to the number subscribe for-—twenty five cents n copy to any number under 1000 —ur.d - 1 cent3 for any number abovt 200 —ls cents for any number a bove *000—& the usual allow ance to book sellers. Booksellers, printers St ccm n try store keepers, throtighou the United States, are desired ti forward to the Aurora editor, a soon as possible the number 0 each edition, they will subscrib for. Both editions shall be put 1 press, as soon as a tufficien number of subscribers to cithe edition is procured to pay m expence of printing. Printers of Republican news papers, throughout the un:on are requested to insert these pm posals and receive subscription those who advertise shall n ccive copies of the pamphlet 1 payment. Chapmen who travel Ul ‘ books or other goods shall furnished on good terms. [l Subscriptions received at #"■] f-A May 11 i] CI2- NOTICE. N t INF months after date, | plication “ ill be made 1,11 ; Justices of the Inferior C° ur '> 1 leave to sell the half lot No* Tything, Anson Ward, btn o,l ? 1 ’ to the estate of James YV l |stt lfc , deceased, for the benefit 0. heirs. . Th. WHITEFIELD, > 1