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Brigade Orders. IN PUKSUAiNCE of division orders cf the 26th July. tl:e Biigadier-Ueiicial of the first brigade orders tfie respective lieutcnaiit-colo ticls under his command, to have their ref(i nu nts atal battalions under arms at their usual t,laces of parade, on the sth day of September next, by the hour of 11 o’clock of that day, and ate hereby ordered to inspect and correctly as certain the state and situation ol the arms, am munition and accoutrements of the respective remitt ents, battalions and volunteer corps ; and they are further ordered to make such arrange ments, that their regiments or battalions can, ©n the shortest notice, be brought to the sup port of the others in case of an attack, or in Carrying the provisions of the proclamation of the President of the United States into effect. The Brigadier-General enjoins—most se riously enjoins every officer and soldier to fa miliarise himself with his dutv as such, and to appear with their arms and equipments it: complete older, ready to take the field, should It lie required, m support of their countiy’s rights. On the efficiency of those means, depends the honor, life, liberty and fortune of a free and independent people, whose courage and pat riotism cannot Ire questioned. Officers acting under these orders will be vi •gilant m impressing on the minds of those un der their control, the expediency of a general “ turn-out” and as being indicative of theii readiness and willingness to execute, with avi dity, the voluntary offer of their services to their country, By order of Brig. Gen. Job* Floyd. ARCHIBALD CLARK, Aid-de-camp. Camden County, August 13, 1807. [9O - ] Drug & Medicinal Store, On the Bay opposite the Exchange, next door to Messrs Tat lor Scribveß. Bk. j. b. berthelot, RFSPF.CTFULI.Y informs hi* Mend* and the pub lic, that he hat, just received a complete allurtment of •11 kind* of Drugs, Patent and other Medicines. Dr. J. B. Berth elot, RFSPEC FULLY inform* the puhllc that he pnffief a foverripn remedy for all forts ofVtNtnaibi:. lAtit —perfon* of both frxei can’ with confidence jr.li e use of it. ‘I he advantage* of this remedy are, th at a you op man may take thi* medicine, and be per fectly cured, without a difeovery on the part of his con nexion*; also, the patient may, without apprehending jny danger, expose liimfelf to cold, night air, and rain, and ourfue hi ulual avocations, as it requires no p. r ticular regimen, other than to sustain from the commis sion of excesses. Those who may apply to him at his medicinal (hop, near the I xchange may be allured of aht- moft profound secrecy being obltrved. August 2D. M NOTICE AT I. persons having any demands against the efttatea ofThomaa Smi’h.and I'homasand Wil lam Smith, late of the city of Savannah, merchants, are requeued t render the fame duly attested, to \tton Pemberton ; and those indebted to (aid estates, are requeued to fettle with him, he being authorifed to receive payment* and give acquittances therefor. Susan M. Smith, Mm f rx. Alton Pemberton, -idm*r. September 1. • 93 FOR SALE, A bandfomebay HOUSE, thirteen hind* high, ac- X X cultomed toachair.ia gen-le and well calculated for a lmall family. Enquire of the printer*. September 1 91 Marshal's Sale. On the first TUESDAY in October next, At the Court-House, will be fold, A virie-y of DRY GOODS, and fome GROCE- Jit S; levied on a* the property of John Hi ton,at the suit of Robert li. how tie. Conditions Caih. Bell. Wall, M. D. G. September !. 95 ALEXANDER S. ROE, tk (rous of being continued in the office he row hold of CLERK OF COUNCIL, foticit* the support of his fiends at the ensuing election. August 27. 99. Court of Ordinary. ORDERED, that until the governor may send a Detlinius, to qualify the Clerk as Escheatur, that the court do undertake tne du ties, annexed thereto, and that due notice of sales be given in the name of the Court of Ordinary, Agreeable to law. Ordered to be published. Extract from the Minu et. Thomas liourke, Cik. c.o. & k.r. June 3 56 1 5 Dollars Reward. XI7ILL be given to ny person who will lodge vY in Jail r deliver to the Overseer upon Mrs. bVYLLY’S plantation on Skida.vay I Hand—two Jv.grocs answering the fallowing deferipuon : BILr.Y, abnrt five feet ten or eleven inches in keight, .ulerably well formed, though fome what Render, is remarkable f r beingfeldcra fen witliou A unde upon hts countenance. KING, about five feet five or fix inch** high, cx Cccdingty well duped and mufculxr, face l'.oi-.ewhat ■ursed with the truall pox, c Vinteuame furlv- Richard B. Wylly. Julf *4. 75 Buchan's Family Medical Works. PROPOSALS by John norr, of charleston, s. c. For publishing by subscription , DOMESTIC MEDICINE, or,, A TRF.ATISE ON THE PREVENTION AND CI’RE OF DISEASES, BY REGIMEN AND SIMPLE MEDICINES. To which are added , OBSERVATIONS ON DIET ; Recommending a method of living lef* expensive, and more conducive to health than the prelent. • ALSO, BIS ADVICE TO MOTHERS, ON TIIL SUBJECT OF THEIR OWN HEALTH, and the means of promoting The Health , Strength und Beauty of their Offspring. BY WILLIAM BUCHAN, M. D. FELLOW OF THE ROYAL CO LI. KG £ OF PHYSICIANS KOI V BURGH. LO7 10* l&i THE c-'cbrity of J)r. Bcchan’s Mfdical Works, a’ wel l as -hen univerfrilly acknowledged min; , render ary commendation, at prefenr, wholly nfeleis. The prefeut edition, however, has several advantages , a litt'e before the death of the Doctor, (1805) he reviled the Domcjlic Medicine, and besides conlidt rahle amendments, he ..tided several intereft rg new fuhjefTi ,r heads—and as the Vaccination or Ctm-lox has become an important branch in fie Me • dtcal Art, this edition will contain the bell informa tion on iha- head The ADVICE TO MOTHERS, which will be added 10 this edition, is a late production of this celebrated physician—The Philadelphia Literary Magazine, in noticing this work, lays, “ This per lormance is one < f the mod ui'eful and agreeable that could hive been tranfplunted to our foil. The uu'h ris an old man, but lie writes in an entertain ing and persuasive, and even in an elegant manner. The work isent-rely free from technical obfeunty, or fcientific me'hod It is written to instruct, and for that purpole endeavours to engage the atten ton of that sex whole intercil he takes into his care ” CONDITIONS. I. It (ball be printed in a large octavo volume, on a Ugible neat type and fine paper—and fubftantiaily bound and lettered. * 11. The price to fuhfcribers. in Sheep b nding, will be three dollars, and m Calf, ‘brie dollars and fifty ctuts—no money required till the work is publWhed N B. The last revised Domcjlic Medicine fells at three dollars, and the Advice to others wo dollars.— The proposed edition, inciu.iii g both, with additions, will nt >nly three dollars. lO~* Subscription for the above work is recciv td at this office. m—o3 Board of Commissioners of Pilotage. Savannah, June 4, 1801. In Consequence of several perlons adling illegally a* Pilots, OnurRKD, That the Secretary do publish monthly the names ol such Pilots, as poilefs Branches or Cer tificates from this Board Extract from the Miniutrs. THOMAS PITT, Seer’'ary. OR EEABLK, to the order of the board 1 do here by give notice, hat the so owing pefonsonly, are du ly authorilcd to act as Pilots: Thomas Nottage, Ilham C:ay, James Scranton, _ . .. „ ~ * Branch Pilots. Wrl lam Koyllon, Elijah Broughton, Thomas A1 worthy, Richard Wall, Branch Pitot, William Wad, ailing under him. John Major “J Peter Ceafar, Reuben Anclerfon, j John Branfby, > Certificate Pilot*. John Dennis, John Dixon, I Thomas Olborn. J T nomas Pitt, Secretary. Just Received, AND FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, ( Brice 2 3 cents) A pamphlet written in Charlellon, entitled THE i'OuSliN ; OR CALL TO ARMS! AN ESSAY } Being an enquiry into the late proceedings of Oreaj Britain, in her unjuftiliable attack upon the liberty and independence of the United .States ot America. August 1 82 Notice is i.ereby given, That after the expiration of nine months from the date hereof, application will be made to the honorable the Inferior Court of the County of Chatham, for leave to fell the following property, being part of the real estate ot John Habersham, deceaied, for the benefit of the heirs of said eftate:— Three TR AC TS of L AND, formerly in the pauih of St. Mary’*, now in the county of Camden, contain ing, by original survey, ten thouland, one hundred and fixty-five acres; and, at the time of survey , boun ded by Lands of Daniel M'Kay and capt. Uo.dfmith Three FARM LOTS, Nos. 6, 9 and 10, in the firft tything, Anson ward, in the county of Chatham. One LO I', at Montgomery, in Ibid county. One half of a TRUS 1-1.0 1, in st James’ square, Heathcote ward, in the city of Savannah, known by the etter N, b’O feet in front, and 180 feet deep* with the improvements thereon- Joseph Habersham, Adminiftratur cf John Ilabcrfham, deceased June 27..•§<>. ..67 Apprerrice’s Indentures, for Stic at this Office* FOR SALE, A Valuable Plantation, ON Great Ogrchee river, about m eight miles below I.ouifville, rear old Galphinton, lately occupied by Captain Boftwick, containing by o- MgttMM;.,! r ‘gm*l survey eight hundred acres. *”**■"*"•* 1 • ■ - ‘ Part of the land is cleared and un fence, with fur.dry buildings thereon. The price, and terms of payment will be known on application to Mr. Ambrose Vat, printer,Louifviile, or in Savannah, to John Tebeau. July 10. 80 FOR SALE, All that Tract or parcel of Land con turning 350 acres, BE. the fame more or less, iite the property of George Baily, deceased, being in the county of Camden, bounded on the east by the Great Satilla river, and on all otliei Tides By land vacant at the time of the survey thereof. ALSO, One other tract or parcel of Land con taining 300 acres, Be the fame more crlefs, late the property of George Bailie, deceased, being in the county of Camden, boui ded on the eall by the said George Bailie’s land, and on all other sides by vant land, at the time of the survey thereof. ALSO, All that tract of Land, containing 500 acres, BE the fame more or less, originally granted to Robert Bailie, decafed, being in the county of M'lntofh, bounded south by the river Alatam ha, eatt on lands originally granted to Catharine Dc ug lass, north on ands granted to William M'lntolh, and weft on lands granted to John M’Cullough. The two firft tracts contain good COTTON LAND, and ‘he last tract is or thb rißsr quality of Tide Swamf. AND ALSO, One undivided third of that valuable ISLAND, Opposite to TJarian, on the river Alatamaha, com mpnly known as the GENERAL’S ISLAND and originally granted to the late general M'lntofii This third will contain about 800 acres of LAND of the very firft quality. Titles are indifputuble.— Terms will be made known by app.ytng to Dr. BAYARD, on Cumberland Island, or to the sub- Icriber in Savannah, and the fiuation and value of the land will be explained by applying to THOM AS M’CALL, efq- at Darien. Joseph Habersham. July 18. 76 FOR SALE, 460 acres of Swamp Land, on the ri ver Alatamaha: IT is a part of a tract of land granted to the late general M’lntolh, in the fork cf the Alatamaha jnd Cat Head called the Point It is at the bell pfich of the tide, and as little fubjcct to injury from lreflies as any land on the liver. The purchaser car be accommodateu with high land near a bluff on Cat Hc..d, for a lettlement, and a fufficient portion of Pir.e Land back, for the purpose of lumber for the plantation. If the purchaser is inclined to add the traJl, there is adjoining and for lale 200 acres of Swamp Land, with a bluff settlement on on Cat Head, containing 150 acres of Pine Land, belonging to the estate of John P. Ward.efq deeeaf ed. These lands together, will make one of the moll compleat RICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS in the Hate of Georgia. The Plat can be viewed, and terms known, by application to the fubferiber ; and a purchaser wifhmg to inspect the land, it wnl be lhewuliim, on application to THOMAS M'C.iLL Llq. at Darien. Joseph Habersham. July 17. 76. Administrator’s Sale. WILL BE SOLD, On Saturday, the 19th of September next, At the house cf the fflbfcriber, ALL the HOULEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR- NiTURL of the late Mrs. Ann* Maxwell, de eded. Condition*, Caih. Sale to commence at 11 o’clock. John Floyd, Adm'r. Camden County, > s - August 0,1807- J FOR SALE, SEVERAL very valuable LOTS and BUILD INGS, in this city; the fituatten and terms of which may be known on appdcarion to Joseph Habersham. lune 16 6t THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, His two valuable LOTS, near the Exchange, in this city. Joseph Habersham. June 16. 62 FOR SALE. TWO HUNDRED ACRES, or more, of prime COTTON LAND, in Bryan county, handlome ly situated on the fait*, and in view of Sunbury; for particulars, apply to Mr. ROBERT HABERSHAM, Savannah, or to the fubferiber. benjamin Ward, •t Tivoli,- Eryan County, April 18, 37 SHERIFFS SALES. On Jlonday, 14th September next, Will be fold,at the Court House in this city, between the hours of 10 and 3 o’clock, A NEGRO MAN, named Pompey, tak enunder at tachment at the suit of Samuel Williams vs. Adam F. Bri ane, and fold by order ol the honorable the Infe rior Cos, rt. T. Robertson, s. c. c. August 4. 84 !■ On the first TUESDAY in October rext. Will be fold at the Court-House in this city, A NEGRO MAN named Jem, pointed oat tofatif fy a judgement...J. H. Deubcl vs. John Barnard, jun. ALSO...One halt of I.OT No. 31, Co.umbia ward, with the improvements thereon, lubjedl to ground rent, taken under execution to fatisfy iundry executions a gainst Fanny Portalete,pointed out by Joseph Portable. r l. Robertson, s. c. c. August 19. 94 On the first Tuesday in October next, Between the hours of ien and hree o’clock, will be iold at the Court-House in this city, A NEGRO MAN, named Felix. Taken un der execution as the pruperty of David Ma. he a * at ifve fu:t of Culuclugh, Boyde &c Heed: The pr. pert) pointed out by the plaintiff ’s attorney- T. Robertson, s. c. c. August 11 9 x 50 Dollars Reward, ts RANAWAY from the fubfi^ibef a likely stout fellow named JOHN, g*. belonging to the estate of Zachariah Horlkins, deceased, of a ye iow com !r. plexion and vtiy artful; he is a car- I .mßpjVvfer ‘ Penter, and carried away with him the greatei part of his working feh- ’ tool*. The above reward will be paid to any person who wili deliver him in tavanr.ah to Edward Harden, administrator of the estate of July 29...fi...83 Z. Horlkins, deceased. 5 Dollars Reward. RANAWAY from the fuhfcri -1 S ber, a negro woman named CHAR -0 y -a |! LOTTE ; about five feet high, and I \ ‘ ■} J t’ out 20 years of age. She is so well known in this city that a fur tber defeription is entirely unneces sary. ‘l he above reward will be ” - h paid to any person lodging her m Savannah goal, or delivering her to C. H. Fisher. August 29 m 94 A reward of 15 dollars A WILL be paid to any person, for apprehending a likely young negro fellow, named ISHMAfE, and lodging fcim in goal. He isa . bout 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, aftive ftrorg make, but t little bow legged, his countenance .ji*. is rather handfoir.e, his fun being “ ‘ —-a-fJ black, and fraooth, his hair is short but regular and neat, his manner (when vexed) is in fclent and c aring, he i* extremely artful and piaufibie ; he had on white woollen pantaloons and waiftcoat,and an old Tailor’s blue jacket. He has a canoe with lnm, therefore it is supposed he keep about Savannah river, or Whitmarflr and the neighboring islands. He belong* to the estate of W. Neyie deceased, is wel known a bout town, and lately had a wench of the late Mrs. Shick a* a wife. All masters of vessels are cautioned against carrying oft” the said negro. Fifty Dollar* will be paid on convictibn in a court of juftue, of his having been harbored by a white, and twenty-five dollars by black person. S. Neyie, August 29. 94 one of the executor*. 10 Dollars Reward, AB CONDED from my yard this morning, withoutthe fmali* c(l piovocation, my Neg&o Fellow ISAAC, well known Pk l^*s city. To those who k have no knowledge of him, the follow ir.g defeription ofh is per- MB lon and appearance may be lie* celsary : he is j 6 years of age, ab ut 5 feet 6 or 7 inches in height, wears his ha r very nic ly platted, is a great beau in his dress, affeAs a lofty carriage and itrut, (peaks bad Eng.ilh, and hav ing been owned by a Physician, talks much of hie knowledge of medicine and surgery : he is t very likely fel.ow, tells an artful and piaufibie dory, and has a down look when fpeakingor spoken to ; he is a.i excellent house ftrvar.t, and pretends to know a little of every mechanical profefuon. 1 will give the above reward to any person appre hending him m this city or county, Fifty Dollars up on proof of his being carried away in any boat or vcffel from this (late, and Fifty Dollars upon liis being brought to me-frem or secured in any prison, beyond the limits of this Hate. Isaac has nume rous c n leftions in South-Carohna, and his effort* will be used to get there in a boat. Thomas U. P. Charlton. August *2 ■ by Taken up by the Subscriber, ARUN-AWAY Negro Man named SIMON, fay s he is the property of W dliam Cooper, esqr. of Crayton liland. Said llave is about fix feet high ; has a fraall fear on his forehead The owner is de ified to prove property, pay charges and tak him away. Adin Sapp, On Augusta road, eighty-five miles from Savan nah. August 6 84 PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, BY EVERITT & EVANS, ON THE BAY, SAVANNAH, (GEORGIA) AT SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM. PAYABLE HALF YEARLY, IN ADVANCE.