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294 jHufes. | ODE TO L 0 V r. DEAR, delufivc roving p.ufion, Child of fancy, hear my pruy’r ; Mull a prelint inclination Break the vows you heard me (wear ; When with beauteous Celia dated Where the hanks with (lowers were grac’d, Did not pallium you-had heated ’Twine my arms around her waist ? Well you know her charms bestowing Deeper fires at ev’ry look, When, with eager tondnefs glowing, You dictated what 1 (poke. While I clalp’d th* precious treafurc, On my lips thole accents hung, You, as envious of the pleasure, Wing’d the fleeting hours along. Urg’d by thee, thou artful pleader, Thine the oaths, the mi (chief thine ; Justice ’twixt her gentle reader, “ How can then the crime be mine ! ANECDOTE. A young Lady being sick, a physician was font for to feel her pulle ; (he being very coy, and loth he fliould touch her naked (kin, pul led her fliift over her hand ; the doftor observ ing it, took a corner of his coat and laid it on her drift sleeve ; at which a lady that flood by wondered ! O madam, laid he, A Linen pulje vnijl always have a woollen phyfeian. A MO RAL TALE. ( Continuedfrom No. 64* ) AMONG the various admirers, who prel'ented themselves, there was not a Angle one whom Amelia ever presumed to favor, without firft confultmg Mrs. T. who being the moil: indulgent of pa rents, never refufed her fan&ion- to any of those innocent recreations amonglt the youth of both fsxes, which must na turally tend to inform and delight the mind, were the young all alike amiable. Mr. B. finding his presence would be necessary at a place a confiderablc diftancc from home, where bufmefs of importance called him, cxprelfcd a defirc to be accom panied by Mrs. B. and her daughter. The young lady received the proposal with pleasure, as much from the kind ness of her father in making the offer, as from the desire of gratifying her own curiosity : Rut Mrs. B. begged to do-* cline it, as they hourly expected the ar rival of their son from a long cruise, whose ship had been ia fevcral engage ments. This consideration had also much weight with Amelia, bur from the recollection of the known kindness of his captain, who it was suggested, would let him remain till their return, Ihc chearlully prepared to accompany her father. But how slender is the foundation on which we are too apt to build our grea test hopes of happiness. • Three days af ter the departure of Mr. B. and liis daughter, theaffettionate parent receiv ed the melancholy information that her son had been ordered on board a prize to proceed to the iiril friendly port: but that on their paflage,.they were attack ed and captured by an Algerine Corsair, after a gallant rcliltance, and it was not certain that he had survived the misfor tune. The absence of her hulband and daughter aggravated the calamity ; and Mrs. B. experienced anguish too poig nant for her delicate frame. However,, before ihe could collect fufficient forti tude to transmit the unhappy intelli gence to her husband, a letter from Hen ry’s captain arrived, regretting the ac cident, and promising in a few days to inform them of their sons real fate, which he believed was far. from being so unfortunate as had been reported. Under this suspense she determined to wait the event, before she communicated the mournful information to her absent family. Mr. B. and his daughter arrived fafe at their destined place, and the former having fatisfaftorily concluded his en gagement, they proceeded in the com pany of a young lady, whose father had complimented them with apartments in liis house, to the mod popular places of public entertainment. (so be continued.) Mr. GODWIN’S Dancing School Room, IS handsomely fitted up, for the reception of the vejf'rfhieyoung Ladies and Gentlemen, who may income his Pupils. I r a y s °f Tuition, Monday, and Wednesday, <7 J ore " o, ' n and afternoon. — Alfo, on Saturday after kcm, an evening, till nine o'clock ; After the \ l> ar ? iave made Come progress.— Vi filers admitted every Saturday afternoon. Hours from half after nine till half after twelve o'clock, and from, half after two. to fn e . A. It. Mr. Godwin will frefent his Putils f“ h Y\ tUn CO P<“ f tht Danes with the Music to each dance. November j. a Columbian sv. THOMAS SMI TH, lias Received by the S'HI P HOPE, <v>a New-York, an Additional Supply of FALL GOODS, Which, with his firmer Stock , snakes his Assortment very General • and tariffs of the Following AriiJ.es—which he willfell Wholesale or Retail fora very low advance DR Y GOODS. SUPERFINE and lccoitd Broadcloths, Low priced 4-41I1S woollen cloth of all col’rs White, blue, anil brown negro cloth, Superfine grey, broSvu, and blue Bathcoatings, Blue ftrouds, red, green and white flannel, 7,8, 9 and blankets, London and Briltol duffil blankets, Striped flannels, A great variety of plain and prinledcafimersof the bell quality, Striped claltic cloths, Marleillc6 ved patterns, Elegant gold and silver tambour’d, do. Great variety of fwanldowns, Manchcder muflinets and dimities, 4-4ths and 6-4ths jaconet and book muslin, fifths llripcd check, and tambour’d do. Elegant tambour’d jaconet, and book aprons, Coloured tambour’d, ditto, 6-4ths mulmull ditto, Jaconet and book muflin,handkerchiefs, Plain anil coloured borders, Printed, and muslin (bawls of the newed taste, Tambour’d white and coloured cravats, Black and coloured silk. handkerchiefs, Black,white, light blue,& other colour manteaus Silk mantles, elegant India silks and fattins, Black silk taffety, coloured perlians, India and driped nankeens, Double and single inodes, Real Dutch silk boulting cloths, Silk gauzes and tilleny, General assortment of mod fufliionable chintfcs and calicoes, 7-Bths, 4-4ths, & 5-4ths Irifli linen & fliccting, Cambrick edgings and black lace, Ilumhums, dowlas, German rolls and bsown Plattelles, 3.4 th to 10-4UI diapers, 7.4thto 10.4 th damalk tablecloths, Superfine diaper napkins, 3.4 th, 4.4 th, and 7.Bth bed ticking, bell quality, 7.4 th to 10.4 th bed bunts, 7.4 th to 12.4 th counterpanes, Club, falling and broad axes, Socket fpadcs and broad hoes, Reaphooks, coopers axes and anaffortiaent of coopers tools, Claw lathing hammers and hatchets, Smiths Vices, anvils and hammers, Hand, vices, cart and waggon boxes, Drawing knives, Iron fquarcs and 2 foot rules,. Smoothing, jack, jointers and beed planes, Plane irons, carpenters adzes, Socket and former chiffels, Salh and morterfmg ditto, Bed keys and lerew drawers, Hand, tenant, and key-hole saws, Cioffcut, whip, wood-cutters, and mill do. Saw sets, Compasses, glue, Cioffcut, hand, whip, and mill saw fifes, £, 4> 4--4i s‘4> ai 'd 6-4 inch ferew augers, 2-4. 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 pod do. General assortment of (boemakers tools, Carpenters pincers, giniblets, Gentlemen and ladies tortoifc-fhell combs, Dreflingand other hair, do. Ivory small tooth, do. Iron and horn liorfe, do. Currv combs and brufiies, Saddle tacks, bridle and girth buckles, Common and finiflied laddie cloths, Straining and worded girth web, Plated and common laddie bodes, Snafffe and curb bridle bitts, plated fpurrs, Plated and common ffirrup irons,. Burdoon bridles complete, Curb bridle bitts and tips,. Girths and fercingfes, Chair whips, leaded do. cow skins,. ’ Whip lalhes, Single and double bolted pad locks, Stock locks, japan’d and brais trunk do.. Che(l and closet locks, drawer, canniftcr, andi brass saddle bag locks, Brais and iron delk do. Knob and brass turn do. 5,6, 7,8, 9, 10, 11, 12 inch H& HL binges, Hooks and eye do. Strong door, table, desk, and card table do.. Patent., riling, brass, and closet do. Snap table ketches, Large assortment wood ferews, Pewter and hard mettle spoons, Pewter plates, bafoni, and dishes of every size, Pewter poringers, anj ink Hands, Door and w indew every dimension, Thumb latches, Brass cocks of different sizes, Lancets, horse flems, and ipcftacles, Variety of pocket and peunknives, firft quality,. Ditto table knives and forks, Oyller knives, defertdo. Raifors, do. in cases, Raifor (traps and hones, Lump and bed double refined sugar, Hyfon and hyfon Ikiii tea, Chocolate, Bohea, louchong and green tea, beR quality, Pepper, alfpicc, nutmegs, cloves, mace, calfia, Cinnamon, ground ginger, Fig, powder and liquid blue,. Beil Poland (larch,. spelling and a variety of other books,. Blank books, wafers, quills, Pocket books, lealing wax and pencils, Green and red morocco Ikins, Letter ami common writing paper, Red Bark, Magnetia, Appodcldock,, Camphor in cakes and bottles, Cream of tartar, tartar emetic, Anderson’s pills, squire’s elixer, Turlington’s drops, Godfrey’s cordial, 1 Baitman’s and stouton’s drops, Jallop, rheubarb, laudanum,. ON CONSIGNMENT. A quantity copper dills, from 40 to 140 gallons, A quantity of good cheese, All of which will be Sold very low for Cajh.—’The htghrjl Prices given for all kinds of Country Produce. —COUNl RT STORES, fulfilled Misery low advance. Savannah, Oftober 28th, 1796. 69-ts HARD WARE. GROCERIES. STATIONARY. MEDICINES. 7-Bth and 4.4 th black muslin, Royal rib, fattinet, Hripcd fattin, 1 liicklct, fancy plain and twil’d corduroy, Black, blue, and olive velvet and vclvcret, Worded denims, and fattinets, Pcllow Lillians, drabits, , Sewing silk, twill of all colours, Silk fereting of all colours, Hat and shoe silk binding, Worded binding, and gartering of ail colours and breadths, 3-4th, 4.4 th, and 6.4 th cotton check & Hripe, Worded cotton and silk holiery, Silk, worded, and leather gloves, A large assortment of durants, fhalloons, Callimancoes, and black ruffcls, Florentines, fuperfme camblets & cambletcens, Bumbozets and buinbozecns, carpeting, Buckram, Hair Ribbon and silk ribbon of all breadths, Ounce and pound thread, coloured, white, brown, and oznaburgs threads, Tapes of every breadth, Pound and paper pins, white chappel needles, Large assortment of oznaburgs & Ticklingbuxgs, 3-4UI and 4.4 th brown Irilhes Ruflia duck, and (heeling, Romals, Policats, and a great variety of fanev coloured handkerchiefs, Morocco flippers and sandals, F and flippers, Fine aoflß(prfc, mens shoes, Wo fhoes and flippers, Girls coloured flippers, Ladies coloured kid do. Large assortment of mens, womens & childrens coloured hats, Oii cloth for table covers, Oil case hat covers, Camblet and Bath coating cloaks, Woollen flops, from 4to 6 dollars per suit, ve-- ry fuiiible for new Negroes, Check and white fhirts,and other flops. Shaving boxes, Scissors and tailors (hears, Snuff and tobacco boxes, An affoitment brass handles, book case And desk furniture, Elegant brass knockers, cloak, pins, Brais knobs for carriages, Ditto chimney bows, Bed caps, and elcutcheon*, of various fortsj. Watch keys and seals, Brass nails and ciolet turns, DutOj. & japan’d canalefticks and fniiffera. Ditto caftois-, craping and curling iron*-, Money scales and weights, Gun locks and flints, Gun worms and cork ferews, Brass elcutcheon pins, Hearth and hair brooms, bellowfes, shovels and tongs, Jupan’d’and painted tea trays, different sizes, i pound japan’d tea cannilters,. a, 4, and 6 pound sugar cannisters, Patent japan’d nurle lamps, Japan’d refledling lanthorns, shop and table tin lamps, Tin coffee pots and lanthorns, Tin pint and pepper boxes, Bakcing pans ol different dzes* I.cading, clothes, and hambro lines, Bed cords, fail, Ihop, and fcine twine, Log and lead lines, and fafli cord, White rope, and other cordage, l'ifh hooks of different sizes, Fiddles and fiddle firings, Gun powder in kegs or pound, shot of different size, and bar lead, spiders and fkillcts. Patent mettle and common tea kettles, Dutch ovens, fad irons, and frying pans, steel-yards of different size, American and swcedilb iron, Bliftcrcd and German ffecl, steel corn mills of different size, Pepper and coffee mills, Cotton cards, Mouse, rat and wolf traps, sniffer Hands, Common Heel buttons, and tailors thimbles, Large black teapots, Parlor and horse bells, 4d, 6d, Bd, tod and i2d, nails, 6d cut nails for fhingling,- Cliaffrng dishes, Jews harps, and marbles, Wine glasses, Looking glaifes of different size, Trunks of alldiinenfions, Buckle and clothes brushes, comb and Ihoe do. spoke lhaves, sheep (hears, Wood cutter saws, Froofe. scented pomatum, and hair powder, Capers and mufhroons. WINES. Malaga, Iherry, tenerifiee and Best London particular Madeira wine, of my own importing, Holland Gin, bell quality, in cases- Folio pod and bell royal paper, Ink powder, Brafsaud paper ink Hands with indrumenU, slates and (late pencils, Playing cards. Efcence peppermint, lavender drops, Blue vitriol, spirits of turpentine, Role and mint water, burgamot, Efcence of lavender, lavender water, Lip salve, tooth powder, tooth brushes, Allum, copperas, flour and Hone ©f bromftone, salt petre. A few barrels of Irilh potatoes, superfine flour. For NEW-YORK, w?n s£?u *- a Pp!y to the matter onboard* at Bolton’s Wharf, or to * Carpenter Cf Havens, Who have just Received by said BRIG and FOR S A L FJ, A general assortment of DRY GOODS, Ironmongery, Groceries, Ship Chandlery and about 300 Volumes Philofophicaland Hi(* torical BOOKS, and NOVELSt, Bibles and School Books, &c. Bbls. Prime Pork, Beef, Pilot, Middling and Ship Bread, Pipes Holland Gin, Northward, do. Madeira Wine in Pipes and Qr. Calks, Hhds. Northward Rum, Cherry Rum, Chcfts best. Hylon Tea, Bags foft Shell Almonds, Qr. Casks best Rifle Gun Powder, Assorted and. larged Buck Shot, 200 Pair Negro Shoes, Negro Plains. Boxes Soap and Candles, &c. Odober 24th. 68-ts FO R S A l"T , One half of the SLOOP ffk, PEG GY, Together with her Tackle & Apparel— For terms apply to f Jonathan Brooks. Savannah, October 14. FOR S A 1. E, . Tv'o Tenements, completely fnijhed and ncicl? 1 pain{ed, with convenient Out-houfcs,fluate m llroughton Street: Wjj* Th ey will b e Sol and poffcflion given in the Iff ■ month of November next. I- FOR Terms and other information, apply to the Editors of this Paper. Savannah, August 5. 45 _t s 20 Dollars Reward. 11 AN away from the Sub fijttr Iv i'eriber, a few days ago, a Negro Man, named SAMP SON.IateIy purchased of Cap- JohnDilworth, ofCam den County, in this State ; he is fuU>6 feet high, very black,his he?a pretty gsey, walks upright, is supposed to be be ween 40 & 50 years of age, and formerly belonged to the eflate of the late Henry Sourby; he is well known in the fout’rtern parts of this State, being ufedtogo between St. Mary’s and Savannah, in a boat v/ith Mr. Dilworth, and it fuppoled’ to be gone to St, Mary’s, Beaufort, New-River or lb me of the Sea Islands, as he went away in a (mail Canoe.—A Reward of Twenty DOLLARS, will be paid for appre hending and delivering him to me in Savan nah.—Any person harboring him may expeft to be proibcuted. ’ John Glen. Savannah, April 18th; n 14— tL O S TANARUS„ A New-Negro, TANARUS) OUGHT of Mr. ROBERT JD W ATTS, 6th of June; about 5 feet 4 inches high, flout and welt made, very black, about 20 years of Age ; has had one or two of his upper teeth .filed away, cannot speak Englilh, but will answer to the naincof Cliailes or Sampson ; had on when be went away, a check Shirt and Oz naburgTrowfers, and also carried with him a Blanket and pair of check T/owfers. The above Negio either went off, or was enticed away from the yard of the Subscriber, w r ho will pay a Reward of’ Fifty DOLLARS, to any Person who - will deliver him to the Subscriber, or One Hundred Dollars, to whoever will inform, or difeover the per son who carried him off, so that he can be prose— cuted to conviftion. JOHN GROMET. Savannah, July 8. 37-ts • “ RAN-A WAY, FROM the Subscriber, in November lafl, a Country born FELLOW, named SIMO N, formerly the property of Capt. Field Farrar, deceased, purchased by him of a Maj. Blanton in Winnfborough, South Carolina ; he has been lately seen in Savannah, (and by information) in the employ of a Mr. Craig, in said place ; he is about 5 feet 6 inches high, little bow leged, Hammers much, and w hen addressed or spoke to, appears much agitated, with a rogueifh call: of his eye, and is about 30 years of age. A Reward of TEN DbLLARS, will be given to the person. who brings said Fellow to the fubferiber, or Mr. James Smith in Sunbu ry ; and a further reward of Thirty Dollars will be paid on conviction of any white person harboring him, and Ten Dollars if by a Negro. ELIZABETH FARRAR. Liberty County, Oftobcr 8. 68-ts. JToTTFI“ THIS is to forworn all person!, from trading for a note of hand, given by Charlton, and Luke Mizell, to Mordcica Sheftoll , for the sum of eleven pounds, seventeen shillings and four pence Half penny—Bearing date the twenty-frjl di\ A April, in the year one thou find seven hundred and seventy-sour.—As l have his note for more than that sum. LUKE MIZELL. October *B th- 69*3** No. 71.