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MJSCL LLANEC U ?. ML'impi f 1 m ’’’"KBUBk. FROM THE WITNESS // r i*/ A r . Sunc at Coi cetuot, March 4. COl) ot all agi's and all cfimet! To thee our foag* (hall ante ; For hid from men cl ancient ti nt* Were all thy gifts we prize. 1 Twas thou, whose arm all nations own, Whole love to nun they fi.c~— i vva- thon who plann'd hi* good And form’d him to be t a* i. Taught by thy equal laws difplay’d O ! be our hearts inclin’d To love the creatures thou 1 al math, And feel for all man kino. Pin’d in a land of full delight, Where every comfort down, F--W wants, few wots our tears excite, Or break our blvft repose. While Eallern climes are bath’d in blood, Or pining in defpuir— I.ong lias our favor and nation stood, Supported thy care. Here, f.tfe and sure, thy Church shall stand, liy thy own arm fuftain’d ; Nor need the fyltems men have plann’d, Nor La** their ptide ordain’d. 1.0 ! thron’d in l ; ght, her last abode, Fair Fki.koom here ha* iound, U mierc’d with groans, unlbain’d with blood, With every blelß.ig crown’d. Here man tint fyftcm fees prevail Which truth did firll devise, And, on anew and nobler Icale, BehoWs his being rife. Ti* Clod our facrcd rights decrees ; T.e great Creator views, And while onr wants again be fees, Our Cliartci * lie tenews. 0 1 let our thanki to thee afceiid, Father of ail mankind ! Ami may thy goodntl wide extend, Till a i l oui bleltngs find. # lhe shove t/ynn allude’ f< VV to ( e General Gnvd tunin' . anil the bl fftngt tie rived from Us prefeet .*Ulmtniflr iion iit iai no rest i enc: toth/fe oj Count dicut. MEDICAL. [/'Vow Dr A. Fethcrgill's ejfay on the Hydrophobia.] * The contagious bite of a rabid animal may be considered under three diltindt periods.— The fill! from the time of the accident to the moment the poi~ lon becomes aclive in the wound. The second, from tha period till the dread of water ap pears’ The third from the ti, “ appearance of ihat fymtom to the clofc ot the dd’etfe. The treatment of the firft and fecon i consists of the various means of j evcr.tion. That of the third, the method of c ire af ter the difealc has a&ually made its appearance. “ l hough no certain cure o! the Hydrophobia has yet been tlifc ivered, yet, if by ti rely pre caution that dreadful n alady can be prevented, as in general 1 think u undoubtedly may, prevention in the firit inll.incc will be acknowledged to be bet ter, though lels brilliant than cure. “ Among the various modes of prevention hitherto employed, the gr..nd error, I am convinced, has been in treating a local af fection as a general ddealer and in - u.hng the cure ro certain internal remedies confi iered as antidotes ; while the poison has been luffercd to lie dormant in the wound, and consequently far br\ond their reach. 44 May not this be the princi pal teuton, why the dill-ale has during these a,500 years pall, uniformly triumphed over all the boated remedies t!ia have b - en invented? Such as Sc* ba thing, Pahmriul's pow.ler, the Li; -!h n’ and the Ormlkirk re nr dies, Dr. Mead’s remedy, the Tonquin remedy, Default's and Dr. J imes’s mercurial remedies, the fanjorea lenical remaedy,nd other infallible antidotes lo call ed ? “ The Belladona, fohighly ex tolled in Germany; has 101 l its reputation in France. Being ad mi tillered in doles of fifteen and even twenty grains a fortnight before the commencement of the difealc, cauiird extreme drynels of of the throat, and many formi dable fymptotns, but did not pit-vent the tul .. Ju wi cr. Braciitionerrc who ti.uh attempt to drive out one poi’en by dint u! another, out :o rtfteCt 11at an o verd >fe of the remedy mav i ;Ove as deftru&ive as tne dileaic and that the latent enemy is not to be driven out, inet artnis, by internal remedies, however po tent. The whole class of bead ed antidote.', have had their day ; Many have already funk into oblivion, and the rest seem “has tening faft to the tomb of all the Capulets 1” The unmerited re pute which they have obtained admits of a ready solution, as it is much caller to propagate a hun dred erroib than to demonflrate a single truth. “ The late Mr. John Hunter r e!at(s a remarkable circum llarjce of twenty-one perfor.s be • tig bitten by a dog that proved to be mad : nothing was done •or any of rhein, and only cine was taken ill or the disease. Had they all taken fome noted anti dote, ns fame would have been ipread abroad of having co n pictilv cured twenty ouc of twenty one. 4 * How often does it happen that people are bitten by clog ill of other diseases, not the leaf! tending to madnelk ? The ani nid's are killed on a groundless lulpicF n, the parties poll aw y to ti.e sea, or have recoutfe to lome pretended fpecific, equally li.e.ncaCiOus, they remain well, and the remedy acquires tlie cre dit of having cured a diltemper that never cxilled, or of prevent ng one that could never have occurred from that caule. How eufiiy are the generality of man kind Educed into a belief of what they vvilh to be true ? “ Thus, by implicit faith in pretended fpecitics, and boasted cuies that never extlled, is mod ern quackery lupportcd in lux ury, at the expence of popular credulity j while fortune, healtn, and life are daily iacr.fieed at the •Ihrine of delulion !” In COUNCIL, Savannah, 16 th June, 1806. WHERE th c Elcftioi ot Al dermen for the ltveral Wards 111 tins city, will take piaoe on Mouciiy, the 7th day of July next, KefolvcJ, i fiat the following pet lo .s hi, and thty are hereby appointed ma nagers to superintend the election of Al dermen —viz : VVillian 11. Spencer,-) For Oglethorpe l’eter Stuck, ( George L. Cope. J Ward John Caig, ■> john Cununing, L For Franklin. John Stiick, J Joseph Rice, -) Frederick Herb, v For Decker. Isaac Minin, \ Oliver St urges, ] Mules Sheftall, l For Heathcote. Jus. E. White, J Edward Stebbins, J John W. Shaffer, i For Darby. John Gardiner, J John irrickcll, “] Nichol Turnbull, j> For Percival James Johnston, jun; J James B Read, J John Bacon, !> For Reynolds. John Miller, J Willi.'m A. Moore, p John \. Vv hite, C For Aufon. Win. 1. Spencer, y Edward Sivarbreek, J George Millen, l For Warren. i. M. Woodbridge, J John Tcbeau, “1 Robert Mooie, j> For Washington. George Meyers. J Edward White, 1 \\ . Rodman, j. For Green and P. D. \V oolhopter, J Columbia. Frederick Shaffer, John Cooper, For Liberty and Asa Hoxey, Elbert. And that the following be the places for holding the clcdions. Oglethorpe \\ srd, at Andrew’s meeting huufe. I'rarklin ditto at the Baptist church. Decker ditto, a? the Market house. Heathcote ditto at the Presbyterian church. Darby ditto, at the Exchange. Percival ditto, at the Court-house. Reynolds ditto, at the Filature. Anson ditto, at Mr. Frederick Longs. Warren ditto, at the Market house. Walhington ditto, at Mr. B. Shaffer’s vacant house. Giceu and Columbia ditto, at the Me thodiil Meeting-house. Liberty and Elbert ditto, at the Roman Catholic Church. Or tiered, That the foregoing be pu'o iifhcd in the Gazettes of this city. ExtraS from the Mauler. J. T. tfolles, c. c. June so 85 JOHlv BOI.ToN, sue. ) CnuntM r Superior WILLIAM KORRIS, J Court, March \Jerm, 1606. UPON the pec rion of Jolu Bol s on, surviving copart ntr of Robert & John Bolton praying the foreclofure of the E quiryot Redemption on ihe fol lowing premises, mortgaged to the said Robert & John Bolton J for the sum of eleven hundred and forty fix dollars, payable the fifth of January 1802, and also for the further lom of ele ven hundred and forty fix dol lars ano interest payable the fifth of November 1802, to wit, the following lots and parts of lots in the town of St. Mary’s.— AH that wharf lot containing 50 feet on St. Mary’s street: and running 150 feet weft to Jud lon’s water lot, and from St. Ma ry’s street to the river 100 feet and along the river 100 feet.— The fame being the front of lot No. four in the plan of said town.— Also part of laid lot No. four beginning at Readi street running weft on the St. Mary’s .rreet to Ju ‘ foj’s lot & on Ready street 200 feet north co Divine Young’s lot or line 6c 5O w est on said Yeung’s line to Judson’s lot wuh the buildings and improvements thereon.— Also lot No. (43) forty three containing four acres then oc cupied by Peter vV. Green, with the buildirgs and improvements thereon, and on motion of Mr Stires attorney for the petitioner, It is orderti by the court that the principal interest and colts upon the laid mortgaged premiles be paid into court with in twelve months from this date and unleft the fame be-so paid the equity of redemption shall thenceforth be foreclofed and o ther cake place pur fuanr o the of aftembly in lue s case made and provided : /ml it is ftrtber ordered in p irl ance of Le said abt that th>s rule be pubiilhed in one of the public gazettes of this date at eult once in every month untii .n ti ne appointed for payment, orferved on the mortgager or his fpe'ial agent or attorney at aft fit months previous lo the inv- the laid money is ordered to be paid mto court as aforelaid- Lb/traft from the min utes this oth flat ih, 1806. ISAAC CM ICS, c. t. e. c. a I am i 211 60. Notice, THE fubirriotr, fume time since eing,on his return from the India: nation came up with a JOHN IR VINE (as he called himfelf) who had in his pnfteffion anew negro fel. iow ; from the countenance and con. vcrfa.ion of Irvine, when interrogated fiom whence he had come, the man ner in which he made reply, together with other circumstances of his con du£l confirmed the lubfcnber in the be. >ef rhat the negro had been stolen. Ht therefore demanded of Irvine in what way he had come to the poflcl’ non of he negro ; to which he re. tu r ned an evalive answer. Thefub’ cnocr ‘old him he had good rcafon ■o teheve the negro had been stolen md ws (ictermided to rake/he ne gro from niai and have him advertised and ii. ale no person claimed him Within eigveen months would cither etufn or fell hint. I nis is therefore to notify all per* or>s whom it doth or may concern. That the iubicrihcr has in his pofics. hon the Lid new negro ; he is about live feet eight inch s high, aged be tween .wenty five and mir/y years— no marks other than or. his back, which appear to have lutKred under the Cowlkin ; fpeaits little or no Englilh fays he came from Carolina, but does not knew whether from Ncr/h 01 South, he indiftinitly communicate’ l when alked in wha/ way the man came by him) that he took him up it, the road, when on his way to fith on fome river or creek nearby. His own er or owners aie therefore requested to prove the property ot the negre pay charges and take him away: Win. Neely, Camden County on St. Mary’s River. Sept, 10. iamiSm 7. OLD RAGS, WILL be thankfully received at the POOR-HOUSE, in this city, there being great call for theta. Moses Sheftall, 0. r. May 27 79 j Adiiia.iilratorG Sale;. | if ‘ ILL be sold on Tuesday l e se corJ day of September r.e t,\. the Cmrt house in tie city c Savannah, between the hours op 10 and 1 o'clock, ALE thac lot known by th_ No. 8 Fourth; Tything, Reynolds Ward, Savannah, with the buildings and improvements thereon, being the real eftatc of .he late Lucia Murray dec’d. fold under and by virtue of ai order of the Inferior Court ot Chatham County, for the bene fit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. John Winn, A draft Charles Winn, Adm'r. June 30 88 Adminiftrators’s Sales. BY Virtue of an order obtained from the Honorable the Juflices of the Inferior Court for the County of Camden, at St. Ala ry's, O N Monday the cSih July next in the town of St. Mary’s, WILL BE SOLD, THE real and personal property of James Vincent, late of Camden County, mariner, di> ccafed, Confiding of A VALUABLE traft of land with improvements adjoining Point Petre plantation and lituated on Cumberland ri ver containing about three hun dred acres of land, eighty acres of which is prime, and of the firll quality cotton land. ALSO, all that divided mci- 1 ty of lot no, containing feet in front and extending down to low water mark, being so much of a water lot fuuate in the town of St. Mary’s, with the improvements thereon, toge ther with one negro fellow. The above property is intend ed to be fold for the benefit of the creditors, and heirs of the estate • Conditions will be made known on the day of fa!e THOMAS KING, ? . , , ARCHIBALD CL ARK. £ - m °’ May 30 79 TO BE SOLD, At the Plantation of Mrs, Mar garet Moll, deceased, on Mon day the 14 th July next, be tween the hours of ten and two o’ clock of same day, ABOU T one hundred head of Stock Cattle, Two or three Mares & Coles, Some lioulehold and Kitchen Furniture, belonging to the eflateof Mrs. Margaret Moll, decealed. Conditions of sale Cash. Henry Bourquin, Benedict Bourquin, E xecutors. June 3 80 SHERIFF’S SALES. IVILL be sold cn the firjl Tues day in Augujl next, at the Court-house in Savannah, be tween toe hours of ten and two o'clock. The Eland of QfTaba, seized under execution ac the iuit of Mary Lotd, againit the execu tors ot John Morel, fen’r. de cealed, pointed out by the plain tiff’s atrornev. T. ROBERTSON, see. May 30. Byi BOARD of’ COMMISSION ERS of PILOTAGE. Savannuh, June 4, iSofc I x Cmifcquence of leveral persons a&- 113 illegally as Pilots, Ordered, That the Secretary do pub'nfh monthly the names of luch Pilots, as poffels Branches or Certificates from this board. Ext rad from the Minutes. THOMAS PITT, Sec-etarj Agreeably to the order of the Board, I do hereby give notice, that the following persons only, are duly authorized to ait as Pilots, Thomas Nottage, 7 Ilham Clay, > James Scranton, 1 _ . _ William R,niton. Branch Pilots. Elijah Broughton, Themis Alworthy, j Richard Wall, Branch Pilot. William Wall, aihng under him, John Major, i Peter Cxl'ar, f Reuben Andeffon, l John Bransby, J _ .. . John Dennis, Certificate Pilots. John Dixon, C Thomas Osborne. ) THOMAS r: ~T, Sary. May , Witch the RUN V.-lY twenty Dollars Rtivarc Mils CLARL'A, rrjylciv. lave, made a move, toetem.-r vi;h all her apparel, furniturt* nd baggage, on Saturday nigh-v :be aad inst from my houis :e lome other place unknown t. ne •, it is said ftie is in companv with the amiable Mils A fry* the property of Mr. Duke. ‘ No doubt these ladies will introduce) chemfelves as free, being very drclfty and remarkably icnlible for their Latin color, though the* complexions are of the ye llow ifh cast; they will an fiver any question that may be put to them with a smile, and at the lame time with boldness, l The said Ciarisa is well known in Savannah, Ihe is gnbout 40 years of age, five feet two in ches high. I caution all persons from harboring her. Captains ofvcliels are forbid carrying her oft, under no le!s penalty than the law directs. The above reward with al* rcalonable expenses, will be pai l to any person leaning her in any jail in this state, so ihat I can obtain iicr again. JAKE KANE. June 23 S HLl< 1F i’V'bALE y 7“ iAt the Court-house in the city of Savannah , cn the firJi TUES DAi in Auguji next, between the hours of ten and three o'clock. THE following negroes VIZ. Zedock, Betty, and her two children, Philip and Ed mond, teized by virtue of a fore clofuie of mortgage, as the pro perty of John Barnard, jun, to fatisfy j. P. Wllliamion. T ROBERTSON, s.c.c. May 6 89 SHjIiRIPF’S SALIiS. ON thi I fi Tuesday in Auguji next, <iuilt Btu SOLD, al the Court-huuje in this city, between the hours of I o and 2 o'clock. A negro man named Bachus, taken under execution as the p.operty of William Barnard, under sundry executions, poin ted out by the defendant. Sold at the rifque of the for* rner piirchalert T. ROBERTSON, s . c . c; May 30 89. Picked Up IN Coofawhatchie, about the middle of last month, a promiiCiry note, made by Jofliua Freeman and Wm. Harper, in favor of Sol. amon Groce, for sixty five dollars ; which the owner may have by applying at tins office and paying for this adverufement. May 16. NOTICE. ALL persons having any demands again!! the estate of Mrs. Margaret Moil, de ceased, are requofied to fend them in pro perly attelted, and those who are indebted to make payment to Henry Bourquiri, Benedict Bourquin, Executors. Jane * 0 Joyavemu.re j ~ THIS elegant retreat, about four miles from Savaunah, on Waffaw river, is> offered cn a leale for fix or seven years, for the benefit of the heir, a mi nor, on terms that will suit thpfe incli ned to po/Tcfs so valuabl a piece of ground, as well calculated for health as for p'.cafure ar.d profit. AppY to IVm. STEPHENS, I _ A. ‘ TURNBULL, S <J “ ,iri!iau6 * August 9 6 TAKE NOTICE , ‘T’HAT in nine months from the date A hereof, application will be made to thehon. the juft.:ce3 of the Inferior Court, for the county of Bulloch, for leave to fell all that traft of land, con taining 475 acres more or less, lying in the counties cf Bryan and Bulloch, the fame being part of the estate of Wm. Slater dec’d. Wm. Slater, adrn’^ May 6. gm* 72 ~ NOTICE. A LI. perfon3 having any demands against the titatr of John Kirk laud deceased, will please render them in properly attested, aud all those isdebted are requested to make immediate pay asms, as the fcuiinets of the estate is a. bout to be doled, 3n l thole -ndebted.on refufing they will be dr-.'t with as the jlaw direct*. Ralph Kirkland, Adm'r. July i 3: 18 tyj” Any person having in their pof* feiTuu a tame Deer, aot their own wil oblige the owner by giving informati i.n hert>T ; ~ti,e May <*•