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DooLYANA.-1The iaieJ'}uase DHooly Of f Georgia was remarkable for lis vii, as well as for other talents.

 At one place whereshe attended Court, he was not well pleased with his enteftain- ment at the tavern. On the firstday of the Court. hog--under the name Of a pig had been cooked whole and dlald on the ta- ble. No person attacked il. It was brought back the next day, and the next, and treatedwifhth the same resPectiand twas on the table on the day on which the Court adjourned. As the party finished their din- ner. Judge Dooly rose from tfe table and ;:: solemn manner addressed the Clerk. s.NIr. Clerk, , said be "dissniss that hog up on recognizanee until the first day of the next Court. He has attended so faithfully during tie present term, that don't fhlnk 1t will be necessary to take any security

 At another tavern at which the Judge boarded, there was much complaint among

 