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Regimental Orders. Brigatieir General Floyd, HAVING orderrd th* f. ft Hg ment rs Militia to be he'd in complete r*-e'li .-fs.to march * a jr me;•• warning arn.ed .-.i and t qy.pcd fer ac ual fer i The mj ir of be full Batt in, and thee m ir indarvs of the id Battalion, Artillery, and Hcrfc . e mjixnie*, are ordered to iufpect their reflective C"i;irr.a dt>, On Tuesday the 4th of August, between the hours of 3 atid $ o'clock P- AT. f very fe'.der will apr .ear armed with a irufqeet and bay rs, b It! and rartrid r b x, nnd twenty kur curd* of hall cartridges, trttd 3 fpart Hints. Any fnldier wiflu g a mufqu— cin be ac>’ tt’jrr da ted nn application to *hc Lieutenant Colonel, and e ‘'-plying with the requell of the permanent c m mi tee of ottaen*. A* , o'clock precisely ’he ill and ad battalions, artillery and hovfe will altemhle on the South Ccnv merit, and form the Regiment. The Lieutenant Colonel is highly gra*ifird w'h the unremitting attention paid by the Officers of the Regiment, to the di-ciplinjig of their command*, it Jtlprrciatei a he ought the pr. mtitivle rs the ci'i jo,uf , il.eir Hr tt attention ami a(li.luity 111 qualify ing themaelve* for the ar'iu<>us tluiy f feldiers— Whatever hope it ent trained sec-m the moderati-n es rur g >vert ment, for the prelcrvation of peace, we ought not to relax in our preparations ftr war, as it is moft pr’ bable u.i? sve shill have The hi iti lily of the British admm ideation, nay of the win le radon to fur principles me well kn wn. They are t"o haughty, imperious anil confi ent in their flreng h n heorean. to de.d justice where it it <iue. The 1 fjmty in peace, our e fl IVI and It amen, &c. p'ur.deisu meichants can attelt, and their me-ey in war, the inhabitant* of our towns deltrnyecl by liie i.i the It evolutionary VVa , yet remember. C>n our own (treng h ontj tl-e* our fafety re It Ihe In ut C innel is c inleot, hat in *ic day of trial every ri zen willpu vebimfeii a feldu r and arue Amt rein. The alarm men arerequ'red to hold themf Ives in Ve idinefi, with rounds 1 1 ball cirriitlgc undo. he a I irm being heat, the) are to turn out m rheir f fpeflive and llrtdi* • ith the lint companies. Any f Im- r mul termg on my occafi i out of his own diflrift, as and llii gui(li“tl m Keg nicival Oi'deisof *ad May l.iit w ill becniidered a lrkuitci and dealt with acc rd ii gly. By order qf Lieutenant. Cdorvd J< hnston. 1\ N. iii uibmude, Adjt. July 30 A b , Huchan's Family Medici Works. PROPOSALS #Y JOHN HOI t, or CHARLESTON, S. C. Por publishing by subscription, DOMESTIC MEDICINE, or, § TREATISE ON THE PREVENTION AND CURE UP DUtAatSi 01 a o,hbm xao fctMILS MEDICINES. To which are added, OBSERVATIONS ON DIET; a method of living lef* expensive, and tuoic conducive to health than the f relent. ALSO, 1 IS ADVICE TO MOTHERS, •N THE SI'EJECT Or THEIR OWN HEALTH, and the means of promoting The Health, Strength and Beauty of their Offspring. t<p* ^| BY W ILLIAM BUCHAN, M. D. ftt-LOW Os TUE KOVAL COLLKOE Or PH V 31C1A N 3 rOINBURCU. THE celebrity 1 Dr. Buchan's Mfdicai. XV okkx, as well a.s the r universally acknowledged I tuility, renders v commendation, at prefent,wholly tllelefs The present eilttmn, however, has leveral advantages i a litde hefore ihe dathof the Doctor, (1805) he reviled the DjvrJhc Mediant, and b. lides conftd* ruble inendmenu, he udeu icvera Int re ID I ing new fubjeA* or heads—and as h< ftuccinatun n Ctw-I'sx has become an important brunch in lie Me dual Art, this edition will contain the bell informs* tion on tha’ head The ADVICE TO MOTHERS, which will be added to th s tuition, is a late pi.'duction of this I Ci lebratcd phyficur—lhe Phi udetphia Literary blagSAine, in noticing this work, fays, •• This per formance is one t f the moll tifeful and agreeabh that c mid huvi I seen transplanted to our foil. The au h man Id man, bin he writes in an entertain* ing and perfualive, and even in an elegant manner. The work is entirely fiee fri m technical obfcunty, or fcientific meth and It is written to inftrtict, and for that purpofr endeavours to engage rhf atten tion of that le* whole imereft he take* into his care “ CONDITIONS. 1. It ftull he prtnteJ in a large octavo volome, on a 1. gtble neat type *ud tjne paper—and fubftantUlly bound and lettered. 11. Ihe price to fubl'ci iber*. in Sheep b nding, will be three dollars, anil in Calf, three dollars and fifty cent*—no money required till the work is published N B The last re Vi fed Medicine fel* at tb ree dollars, and the .idiict it Siottun Iwo dollars I The proposed edition, including Doth, with auditions, will be only three dollars. ICT* Subscription for the have work is rrccrv 0d at this offee. M—6o GEORGIA, ) Bv Thomas Bourke.clerk of the C urt I*, b r! Ordinary for the County oi Chat- I h. Bourke. ) ham, in the Hate aforefaid. WHEREAS Bei'iart in Anflev, has made ap. jNcation f, r letters of admintll ation on the ctlate aad edicts of Adam Beach, late of the city if havannah, etq deceatied, a, principal creditor, fhefeaie therefore to cite andadmomOt all and fin rllar the kindred and c tdi’or of the dece.ile.l ‘.o e then- objections (if any they have) in mi otfi.e, •n or hes >re ihe *,yth day of Aucull next, otheiwile letters of admin, Hr .lion wif bo j;rai ted him Given under my hand and seal, this diy of Jul\, in the year of ouv Lonl, one th u 1 tod eight hundred and fi v e, and in the th'riv f. Coud year of Aniciwau lbdeyKuduu.v do CHAMBERS, Inferior Court , Chatham County , 20th and 22d July 18C7. HRESeyr THEIR HONORS, John H. Morel, and A* Rulloch. John Stibbs, “I aila. V Ca. S. Daniel VT'lntolh atid others-J Sephen Achors, T ads. > Ca. Sa. Samuel 3c C harles Howard.J ON the petition ol John Stibbs and Sephen Aebors, stating that they a'e confined in the Jail of thi* county for debt, and that they are unable to pay the fame, or to fupprrt themselves in prison but .ire willing to deliver up all their property, both real and petfonal, for the benefit of tl.eir creditorr.in terms of the inlol ▼ent adls of this state. It is OnDttrD, That notice be fervedon each of thrir creditors, or published in one of the gazet rt of this titv, requiring them personally or by their tor niis toapj't ir before the jufiices of the inferior court, ! on the lecotid 1 hurlday of Augufl next, the Hth, to {hew cause, if any they have, why the laid Joh Stibbs and Stephen Achors should not be admitted to the be ntut of the laid infoiverit adts. Lxtract from the Minutes. 73 JOB T. BOI.LES, Clerk- Infcrior Court.—July Term, 1807. r l HU f -llowing JURORS, having been return ‘d a by the Sheriff duly funimuned, made default—viz. James Wood, Jonathan Norton, John Rtadmole, John Gribben and Ulric i nbltr. OtnuiD, That all de faulting and abient jurors, he fined in the futn of twen ty dollars, unless, they Ihew good and fuffieit-nt cauie ol excule agreeably t° law, within thirty days Extract from the minutes this Hth July 2807. 74 Job T. Bolles, Clerk. Superior Court, Chatham County. • April Term, 1807. ON the petition of Barrack Gibbons, of the county of Chatham, in the state of Georgia, planter, Ha ting. that a certain deed of gift made and executed by William M'Donald, formerly of the parish of ,'*t. George, then province, now state of Georgia, by which he gave and convened un'o his wife Margaret, his son John, and his daughter Mary M'Donatd, after wards Mary c-hriftit, and to the survivor or surviv ors of them, their heir and aifigns forever, all his es tate, real and pertonal, whatlocver and wheresoever fttuate, with the tights members and appurtenances to the laid landed, or real estate belonging, and the luture iflue and encreafe oi ’he female Haves, and his flock of every kind, bearing date the firfl day of July in ihe year ol our lord one thouland seven hundred and lix ty three, (a copy whereof as nearly as the petitioner could recollect was annexed to the (aid petition, is now lodged in the clerk’s office together with an affidavit purluant to the laws of force in this state in fitch ca ses) that the said deed of gift was loft, or deltroyed by time, accident, or during the revolutionary war; and praying the benefit intended by the laws of force in this date, for theputpofe of effabliihnig loft papers,and other creumilantial proof being laid before the court. It is ordered that the laid deed of gift be eilablilhed as direeted by law, on the said Barrack Gibbon's pub lishing a weekly notice in one ol our public Gazette* of this {late, for the space of fix Callandar months; unless good and fufficient cause snail be (hewn to the contrary within the laid fix months, or other matter shall appear to the court agamll the fame. Extract from the minutes , this 20 th April, 1807 (t 40) Job T. Bolles, Clk. Notice. U'I’ON tl petition of Thomas Young, of the city of .Savannah, m the state of Geor gia, planter, stating a Deed of Conveyance from John Graham, late of the province of Georgia, to John Caldwell, late of South-Carolina, pre tiveive hundred acres ol land, situate in the lor sent county of Liberty, in the state of Georgia, known by the name of Bailhc’s neck; bounded south and southwest on .North-Newport river and land ol Robert Nobles, east and northeast on land ot George Nobles and vacant land, and north and northwest on vacant land, bearing date the day ot , one thousand seven hun dred and sixty-four; a copy whereof,asnearlyas the petitioner could recollect, was annexed to said petition, is now lodged m the clerk’s office, together with an affidavit, pursuant to the acts of iliis state, of force in such caves, has been lost or destroyed ; and praying the benefit in tended by tlie aforesaid acts, anti other circum stantial prnoi being laid before the court: it is ordered, that the said Deed of Conveyance, from the said John Graham to John Caldwell, for the land aforesaid, be established as direct ed by law, on the said Thomas Young publish ing a weekly notice, in one of our public ga zettes of this state, for the space of six culen der months, unless good and sufficient cause shall be shewn to the contrary, within the said six months, or other matter shall appear to the court against the same. State of Georgia, Liberty County, Fromtheminutes, March 25,1807. 28 A. FORRESTER, c. s. c. c. l. NOTICE. THE fubferibers being about to b* ihfent from town for a few weeks, humbly difire all in debt.'d to them, i ither by nme r book account, to cotne forward and difeharge the fame by the a- th of this instant, if not thev may expi A to find their a,- counts in the hands of a magiflr itt as no longer in dulgence can p ffibK be given ; they at the lame hate invite all to whom they ate indebted, to come forward and receive their pav. Roberts Sc Brunt. July tb 76, XOTICE. A LI. persons having demand* against Wiiliam -x a. Carmiitß, late of Savannah, baker, deenfed, ate requeued to exhibit them within the time preefnb ed by law...and all perlons who raav be indebted to bis estate, are deurrd to come forward without delay and fettle theii relpective accounts. D. Lamhcrtoz, June 3, fc...M5.., qualified ejctuwr FOR SALE, A Valuable Plantation, ON Great Ogrchee river, about dT&fffkJi e 'fch £ mile* below l.ouifville, near r£. ff x ‘ -"L?* old Grlphir.ton, lately occupied by 1 1 “4 Bollwick, containing by o- JSgjlLj , r 0“ ■*! survey eight hundred acres. iSL'lSika—*, Part of the land is 1 lcared and un gjder fence, with sundry building* The price, and terms of payment will be known on application to Mr. Amsaos* Day, priatei .i-ouilville, or in bavarmah, to John Tebeau. Suly 10. 80 FOR SALE, 460 acres of Swamp Land, on the ri ver Alatamaha: IT is a parr of a tract of land granted tr the 1 e general M'ltitc ffi, in the fork of the Alatamaha ai.d Cat Head called the Point It is a> the belt prch of the tide, and as little subj-ct to injury fr m freflies as any land < n the liver. 1 lie purchaser can be acc mmodateu ith high land i-wt a bluff on Car Head, for a lettlement, and a fufficient portion of Pine Land back, for the purpose of lumber for the plantation, If >he puichaser is mcl nvd to add the traA, there is atjoinmg aid for fate 200 acres of Swamp Land, witl a bluff fettlemer.t on on Cat Head, containing 150 acres of Pine Land, belinging to the estate of John P. Ward, e r q. deceaf et', Ihefe lands toge'her, will make one of the m ft | con pi eat RICE aid COTTON PLANTATIONS 1 in lie state of Georgia. The Plat can he v t wed, andterms known, bv application to the fubferiber; anda purchaser wifhtng to infpecr the land, it will be kewn him, onapp icrtton to THOMAS M'CAI-L Elf at Darien. Joseph Habersham. j July 17. 16. Ran a wav From the fubferiber, about I ig. *igbt weeks ago, a NEGRO MAN, named Bob, well known rfTV in this city and county as a 1 , V .1 bricklayer. Any person deliv- I *ting him to me, or to Mr. i Thomas Robertson, will be i generously rewarded. Any per- [ l‘.-r— -t son found harboring or employ- j ltg him will be purifhed with the utmofl rig’ r of the j lav, as he has for several years past been advertifedxo J tfat t ffeft. I Fifty dol ars reward wll be pa : d on convidlion of ‘ h, being harbored or employed by any white perf n, aid twenty-five dollars if by a free person of colour or > fiave. Ann Elon. June 30 68 ABSCONDED, ~ (The last of May) I— A FRENCH NEGRO MAN 1 • yL, called EMANUEL (and fome- J ; tun s JOHN) he is llender no F l T.Lt I I pare m le, high cheek bones :nt kVCf' £*£':?%- perfect! black, ipe ks bad Eng f life—late y owned by Mr. W and lam zoo* Evan., on White Bluff r ad—hi I r- >’ commonly ranges between Mr Evan’* and Town, as he has been often l'etn on that ‘ road. Five dollars will be paid for said fellow’s ap preheufion, and lodged in ja 1 or delivered to the i fubferiber, eppofite the brick yard ou the Ogechee 2 road. F. S. Miller, Who •will give Cash, For one or two good and genue Mihh COWS July sg. S7B NOTICE. TAKEN UP at my plan gn. tion, n the c unty of Wayne, on the 13th of this L -aS month,a NEW NEGROE If SfjjJ M AN, about twenty one or - /v 3Bk two years of age 1 he calls p” ,g/himfelf JOHN, .mcl favs he belongs to one Mr. John fen, of Savannah. He is ,-x-at spare made, about five feet nine or ttn inches high, feme of his fore teeth (Harp. He has an old black hat, a cotton jacket, a pair ofozn.burg trotvfers, and a pair of lld trotvfers, that appear to hive been homespun, wi h feme blue ftnpes. He brought with hint an axe. The owner of laid negro is earneflly reqoefted to apply for the sa'd negro, pav for this advertifen ent, and take him away, as 1 will not be answerable for him. Allen B. Powell. Wayne County, June 15, 1807. 6c 15 Dollars Reward. VI TILL be given to any person who will lodge VV in Jail or deliver to the Ov rfeer upon M,rs. WYI.LY’S plantation on Skida vay Hand—two Negroes answering the following deferiptton : BILLY, about five feet ten or eleven inches in height, tolerably well formed, though feme what (lender, Is remarkable f r being feidem seen without a Inv.ie upon his countenance. KING, about five feet five or fix inches hggh, ex ceedingly well feaped and mulcular, face somewhat marked with the fmiil pox, c nntenance surly. Richard B. Wylly. July *6. 75 TAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER, ARUN-AWAY Negro Man named SIMON, fays be is th* property of William Cooper, efq. of Cray ton Island. Said Have is about 6 feet high, has a small fear in his forehead. The owner is deftred to prove pro perty, pay charges and take him away. Adin Sapp, On the AugufU road, 85 miles frets Savar.r.ah. , Jwttt 16, £* FOR SALE, All that Tract or parcel of Land cor. taining 350 acres, BE the feme more or less, ate the property of George Baily, deceased, being m the county ts Camden, bounded on the eatt by ihe Great Sxttlla river, and on all otbei sides by land vataat at the time of the survey thereof. ALSO, One other tract or parcel of Land con taining 300 acres, Be the fame more or less, late the property of George Bailie, deoeafed, being in the county of Camden, buu dtd ot. th- east by the fi*id George Bailie’s land, and on all other tides by vant land, at the t.tne of the survey thereof. ALSO, All that tract of Land, containing £OO acres, BE the fame more or less, origirally g'an'ed to Robert Bale, decafed, being in the county of M'l itofe, bounded feuth by the river Alaiam ha, cation lands original') granted to Catharine Doug, ass, north n ands grained to William MTntofh, md weft on lands granted to John M'Cullough. The iwo firft tracts contain good COTTON LAND, and he lalt tract is op the First q.t-’ALiTY op l IDE Swamp. AND ALSO, One undivided third of that valuable ISLAND, Oppofi e to Parian, on the rive’- Alatamaha, com monly known as the GENERAL’S I'SI.AND and origi a’ y granted to the late general M'Litofe This third w 1) contain about 800 acres of LAND of the very firlt quality TVles are indisputable Terms will be made known by app'ving to Dr. BAYAKD, on Cumberland Ifliiid, or to the fub feriber in Savannah, and the filiation ard value of the land will be explained by applying to THOM AS M’CALL, eiq. at Darien. Joseph Habersham. July 18. ,6 SHERIFFS SALES. On the first TUESDAY in September next, SLOT No. .5, being a4l acre lot, belonging t* Wil* mington Tything, Darby ward, and by arc-survey con tains 52 1-2 acre-; fauate on the Whitt Bluff road, about 3mi es from Savannah. Taken under sundry executions as the property of James MTntofh; pointed ( out by the defendant. 1 LOT No 12, Columbia Ward, with the improve. 1 meins Taken under sundry executions as the proper , ty of Ranfora Stone; fnbject to the yearly ground J rent of 58 dollars SO cents. ; All that l R ACT of LAND, on the north weft part } of Wilmington ICand, belonging to William Barnard. I Taken under an execution against him, at the iuit of ! John H. Deubtlb T. Robertson, s. c. c. Augufl I tig GEORGIA. LIBERTY SUPERIOR COURT. March Term, 1807. ON the petition of Moses May, of said conn ty. planter, stating that he was possessed oi a certain deed or title to some negroes, and personal property, as trustee, for the use of Mrs. Rebecca Shearer, and her issue, a copy whereof as nearly as the petitioner could re collect, was annexed to said petition, and is now lodged in the clerk’s office, together with affi davits pursuant to the act of Assembly, has been lost or destroyed—and praying the bene fit intended by said acts, and other circumstan tial proof being laid before Court— It is ordered, That the said deed, or title of sale from Matthew Shearer, Et Rebecca Shear er, his wife, to Moses May, of .Negroes and some personal property, be established as di rected by law, on the said Moses May’s pulv lishing a weekly notice in one of the public gazettes of this state, for the space of six ca lendar months, unless good cause shall be shewn to the contrary within the said six months, or other matter shall appear to the court a gainst the same. Riccborough, 25 th March, 1807 —Extract from the minutes. A. Forrester, c. s. c. l. c. [Mar. 31. im’ts.] Board of Commissioners of Pilotage. Savannah, June 4, 1801. In Confequcnce of several perlons affine illegally as Pilots, Ordered, That the Secretary do publish monthly the names of such Pilots, as pofltfs Branches or Cer* tificates from this Board. Extract from the Miniutes. f THOMAS PITT, Secretary. Aorki ABtr, to the order of the board I do Jure, by give notice, that the so owing pefons only, are du* ly author fed to ass us Pilots: Thomas Nottage, “ lfham C‘ay, Ja es Scranton, _ , Wil iam Royfton, > Branch Ptlot*. Elijah Broughton, Thomas A worthy, Richard Wall, Branch Pi ot, William Wall, aff.ng under him. John Major, Peter Ceafar, Reuben Anderson, John Branfbjr, . Certificate Pilots John Dennis, John Dixon, Thomas Osborn. Thomas Pitt, Secretary. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATVKD E\, BY EVER ITT 8c EVANS, on the bay, savannah,(Georgia) AT SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM PAYABLE HALT. YEARLY, IN ADVANCE,