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About Public intelligencer. (Savannah, Ga.) 1807-1809 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1807)
From the National A efts, INCITEMENT -to CHEERFULNESS THE morning fun, with genial ray, ‘Nonr climbing hit aetheriai way, Had flied effulgent beam*, Exeurßve from my wonted cell, 1 marked the turfy ojijedts well, That haunted purling dreams. Each flapp’d thtf wing, and fphrtive play’d, Then carelefg down the ( urreut It ray’d. In waters fond lo lave, I turn’d, and gar.’d upon the deep— The foaming iurge lay hudi’d in deep, No wiud perturb'd the way. Their oara the nimble feullers ply ; The jolly tars, now round they fly, jdnd all in lively motion ; Now from ihefWt, propitious gales Eapand the lofty, flutt’ring fails, And lure to cleave the ocean. Now roaming the meaad'riii; flrei-t, I, f wains in tatter'd gafeients meet, Intent on sordid gain. In afpetft void of ev’ry grace, Toys, fparkliog from the foiled fj c > Dance round the ... flit.,yam. If *'s>! ,t, [^•'oircfom -uonij—. If all the cackling .-athurVd And bejrr chant for glee j Why should fad gloom my bcow o’etetiV, ’ Embitter ev’rv fwtet repast, And force life’s charms to flee ? Not so ; amid encircling blifi, I et me my bosom griefs dismiss, Nor Irowu when draymen (mile, In virtue’s peaceful path I II tread, Her verdant wreaths Avail iteck ray head And lead me tafe from guile. MUSICUS. 1 Sheriff's Sales. TO BE SOLD, ON the fiift Tuefilay in June next, at the Court-houfc in the City ol Sa vannah, between the hours ui to and 3 o’clock of that day, ALL that LOT of LAND in Sa vannah, containing 60 by 90 feet, known the number 16, Liberty Ward, with the improvements. All that Lit of Lend in Savannah, Containing 60 by 90 feet, Vein m Tything Heathcoat War'd, known by the No. £, with the improvements. One half Lot in Savannah, contain ing 30 by go feet, being the eastern bait ol Lot No. o. Ellis Tything, Heathcoat Ward, with the improvements. All that trail of land, situate about two smiles from Savannah, containing 66 acres, being part of the Fait lawn trafcf. The above levied on and fold as the property ol Thomas Norton, deceaied. also, All that Plantation in White Bluff, on Vernon liver, known by the name ol Wakefield Also, . 50 acre Lot joining the fame on the south at. 1 bounded south by Vernopburgh and ealt on. Vernon river. Sold as the property of George Haifl, to iatisly the Executors oi Gilbert. ALSO, Ail tbofc two Lots of L?ticl near Sa vannah containing Ninety Seven & a fourth acres, late the property of Richard Wylly, dec’d Numbers nine & ten as de leniated in a Plat thereof made by John Me Kennon Surveyor, also those other 3 Lots Numbers Eight, Nine 8c thirteen at at Fair Lawn containing thirty three 8c a half acres, late the Property of Richard Wylie, deceased, Sold under a foreclofure p! a Mortgage given by John I. Gray, to Class & Shaffer. ‘* ALSO, Ail that Lot in Ewmsburgh Number twenty-five, stud four Lots in Savannah NT.:j, hex 1 3,1x1 G>ecn W, NT ™, -*■ Libert Ward 6c Nos. 5 & 10 in rranklin Ward, Sold under a foreclofure of a Mort gage, given by John 1. Gray to John Glals deceased, in his lifetime, Terms Cufh. T. Robertson, s. c. c. Ist. May 4807. Marshal’s Sales. Churl,s W. AptkvrpA Dtcrrecn fmdo John J IN pursuance of a decree of the fixtfi Circuit Court of the United Stales, for the Georgia DiArift, will be fold at the Court.houfe in the city of Savannah, on ihe firft day of June next, between the bouts of ten and three o’clock, One moie ty or half part oi a L.O F of LAND and DISTILLERY and the Appurtenances thereto, (ituate at Spring Hill, containing one acre, belonging to John E. Hartridge. Conditions Cash. r, wall, m. and. c. April 29. tt Art Ordinance, For Eflcd-Ufhing a Board of Health, -aid for preserving the Health oj the City. First. Be it Ordained by the Mayor ard Aldermen of the city of Savannah, and t is ordained by the authority of the famt. That 3 Board of Health ill ai l be appointed, •oconfift of one Member for each A'ardJ except Liberty and filbert wards, which Ihali be entitled to one Member, anti Greene and Columbia wards, which (ball be entitled to one Member. That the per lons who (hall cornpofe the said boarci of health, (hall be elected by the City Coun cil on Monday, the twenty Seventh nay of the present month, and in every (ucceed. ing year, on the fir if regular day of meet, ir.g in the rnomh of May, and that tfi.* ’.’id boatdof health fhaii be lflvefttd with lull power arsd authority to carry this Urdu nance into effefa. Second. A's he it further O, J, ate , b the autborif,. yfiitefaid, That it Jh* fc .r ; y.!d is<r- ‘ ,rcj of Htvhh, .* * t raittee of nV “fi to Gv*kn d*’ .. . ~ all lam r ■ tVT f\ this , enclofure a, of ■'*’y A j. t -f van. nah, wherein they rr ryfcei ,to and, v have reason to fufpeH, ttmt any Sov on, or other article in a of p t ‘u laclrot* is deposited, or any ‘’•her [>••■■, >r off : .five matter is cop*'Med n r tenia and shall cause furh putrid matter orotfi er nnifance which may be clifcovertd tube 1 mrrwdiatei) removed, at the exj ence ot the perlon tu’ whofepoflr ffioti the fame may b-c found : &it shall Sc may be law tut lor the bid board of health, or a 1;y part of lahl board, ar fuel times and under iuefi regulations bh he t ity council and the (aid hoard refpe. tivi *|y rtray efiablish, to enter ali dwelling atuv otfiei lioufes, ihips, vessels, tenements, and enclofores in the day time, to search (or, remove and prevent rruifances. Third. And he it further Ordained, TL ar from the fir If day of May, to the firll day ol November in each year, the fa and boat.) of Health ihall meet tegularly and at Hat ed periods, at leaff once in every two weeks, and as often as occasion rr\y] re quire, for tbepurpofeof taking intoconfi titration, and adopting all lawful, expedi ent measures to prevent and remove ttuif ances, arid to promote and Secure the health of the city, ‘That the said Board of Health fhaii annua’iv appoint a Clerk and MefTenger, who fhaii receive a foitable compensation for their fervicen; *h to fay, the Clctk, not exceeding Seventy Five Dollars per annum, and the Meiferr ger not exceeding Sixty Dollars per an num, ami fhaii be under the immediate di re£fion and control of the said Board. Fourth. And b: it further Ordained, That it fhaii be the duty 01 tb e Board oi Health, from the firft day of May until the firft day of November in each year, to cause all the Privies within the limits of the city 10 be ftri£iiy infpetlcd, and to be purified and cleansed, or if necefiaty to be filled up, by such means, and fuefi times, | as the said board may diret'i, bv aperfon : or perforts to be by them emplojed for | that purpose. And that if any owner or i occupier of a lot ihall relufe or nejlett to comply with any regulation or ordetwhich j may be made by the said board, for purr- 1 cleaniing or removing arty privy within his or her enclosure, or fhaii .tppoie the said board of health, or any of iw mem bers, or any perfort employed bj them, in infpefting any pnyy within his ei closure, causing it to be purified or remove?, he, Ihe or they so offending, fhaM be for, cl, for each offence, to a fine no* xc. and tig Gme Hundred Dollars. Fifth- And he it Ordained, Ti u ,if an; Ihtp, vefTel, boat o carriage, lb A within the oi ; ‘-. v which tbalj fiavp. aos j d or ceuta.n at*', putna ot viatnageu p; ov>n— . -t.*.of'arti cle, it fhaii be the duty of the said hoard of health, and they are hereby inveffed with power and authority to prevent the fame from being landed or unladen, and ihall compel the owner, consignee, or per son in poiletiion of such boat, veifel or carriage, containing such o£enlive matter, to reitiove the lame without the limits oi the city. And in refufal, it fh^h be the duty of th / c ' l y roa rfttal, nnatti the direction ol ** boara 4 heal**, to re move the A?#*’ Sixth. -And bt it fur the Ordained; That if any perlon or perions tail in any man ner obltrafi, hinder or opofe the’ board of health hereby conftitied, or any mem. ber thereof, W the city trrihal, or any per son etnplo*ed by the fa board when en .raged in executing theuties required by this orAnance, or any gulation or ordet made °V die City Cou il, or by the board of health in virtue of thordinance, or fitai. comply with,bey or execute a. ny Inch regulation or der, he, (he or they lo offending, (hall be bjeft to a fine lot each offence, net exuding One Hun dred Deilsrt • Seventh. And he it further Ordained , That any person who ihall be appointed Member ot the Board ol Health, who fha ! refufe to take upon himfelf tha duties o laid office, or having accepted, fhaii ne glc£l or refufe to perfoim the duties there of, dial! be liable to a fine nor exceeding One Hundred Dollars. —Provided that no citizen having ahied as a member of the j said board for one year (hall be lirible to 1 a fine for refufing to serve agrfin in tin 1 fame capacity, until- after the expiration of | two years from the termination of the firft year’s service. Eighth. And be it further Ordained , That ali fines and fotfettures incurred or - der and by virtue ot this Ordinance, (hail be onpofed and infli£leJ by the city Conn cil ; and fhaii be recovered in the cufloni*- ary mode lor the life of the eiry. iShrtth, And but further O r doin’t That the-Ordinance “ Further to” seta e the Health cf the City,” .pafled Augud the J ‘■- a'.7qc, be. iUiithe fame is fret dry re 'l - * f+***:+l Pa&isd, 5 ’ I l • S. i F. T. FLYMING, Chairman. AtTL'-T, J. M. WILLSON, C. C. In Council , SAPANNAH,-iM May, 1807. ResAlved, That the following gentle men do cotnpofe the Boaid ol Health for the present year : T. J dung jun. for Oglethorpe ~f. P. II ilhumson, tor Franklin ditto B. Burroughs, tor Decker ditto Dr. M. Shejtitl, for Headienat rijtio E. StebJnns, ior Dj by dit:>> .7- (uyler, fur IVrcival ditto T. Mendenhall, for R • olds Tito Dr. jf. (1 limes, tot Anson into Dr. IV. Parker , for Wat ten hil lr. R. Moore, for W afiiing'on cut to P. D. IVoolhopter, for Green £r Co lumbia duo H . Taylor, for Liberty & Elbe 1 dr! Extract fret:, the minutes. A. S. ROE, C. C. In Council\ r-JirJW'r i.'ii.i May, 18©/, Resolved. 1 hat all oerf*ns who hae heretofore obtained Licences for rrtailiig Spirituous Liquors, Ho lay their Licence before the Cleik. of Council, at Icaff thre days previous to the LcoiM meeting if Council, to be held in June reset ; aid that Council will at that meeting tenew t| said Licences tor one year, conlormably to the Ordinance in Inch case made aui provided ; and that Council will return to persons whole Licences on that dav shall not have expired, a part of the mo ney which may have been paid for such Licences, in proportion to the unexnired time. And it is further Resolved, That in future no Licences shall be granted but in conformity with the provifiom of the Ordinance palled for this purpose, on the 9th day of S ptember, 179 c. Exlradfrom the Minutes, (£*) A S. ROE. C. C. Sheriff’s Sales. WILL BE SOLD, -E - urt.house in Bryan County, cn £ first Tuesday ?•*£ July next, TRACT of LAN D situate in Lid .. ’ C-Ui;ttv. UOttin-. ,t nup hnnoroo oi gt* AA tXI 1 . the reiidence ofs ■. yp M||or J'”<’ A. Me swell, at so, TRACT cf LAND, Ht- Hate in fsSd county, containing rune hun. | cired an i eighty acres, more or less, be mg a part of Egypt Plantation, and knowo by tire name of HICKORY HILL.— Soth t aCts levied on under sundry exe cut.ons against the ellate of James B. Maxwell. Poffefiioh of the Land not to be giv. en until the firft day of January, 1808.— A Plat maybe on the day ot lale, or pievious, upm application to me. Conditions Ca(h. STEPHIN I. MAXWELL, s.b.c. May 18 , 9 Mar’yal’s Sales. On the firft luesday in\ iae u C xt, will be *e!d at the Court house in Savaun^, Six NEGROES, 1 u the property of the e,iu:e of John Rae, e* c ceaj(t by virtue of au erecu uou obtained by tV of benjamin Stead. ‘Conditions Caflt , .. B * N- WALL, w.i* m. April s* tO- OUR friends will recol leSt that in tie Intelligencer of the ilfl inftaot, we presented them with several remarkable anecdotes of the Great ALGERNON SIDNEY, the ardent lov er of man, and the mofl eloquent and undautned. champion of human Liberty. Tis unnecessary ta tell Gentlemen of reading that the fame of Sidney has gone throughout the earth. Mr. Thompfbn.a favorite bard of Naturaand >f Scotland, calls him the “ Brititß Jtratm.” The fammi! Gordon, fay * Sid ey wrote letter on ptlitiir tb.lr. any other man that trier ti-iei — tints Crave at Ctatar anJ eloquent at Cicera.” General Charles C. Pinckney us'd always to put Sidney. a firft book, into the funds ot his ftudenti. Waftjir.gtoa, Jdfcffon, frank lin, Maddifijn, Zee. received frrm Sidney these clear view* of ott T Rights, which bore them up so glorious ly ngaiufl Lord North’s tncroacHmenti. And there can be no doubt, had re but the fprrit'of Sidney, we fhouid forever continue a Great and Happy Hnpt~, ungall and by forei -n chains, uni looted by domeflic tic tion—and blclt in the precious power of acting per haps on fame futu'e day, toe enviab'e pan of Jckph towards his neci/Titot's brethren. W’e mean, s;> the trent of Bonaparte's Atcure and alx ’ncinj mirfelvcs wc flioul l be able to look over to *fae vls Canaan (Britain) r’. e our Fathers dws.t , -. -A in vite our Brothers to make baste ~nd f’• ’ aßd thair little ones, ard comr .nd eojn in us I Peter and PL-iy our happyGCjac ijr men Who have never- .r , ‘ thi- / work of AI.GFTNUN Sl> /’,i idea of its < -cecdinv iotps'C - ijsst ’, t r ! ■-' L,v io] t^. rtr , ; . c ,y lor slmm Ins Exceileacy tt l'r f v ldtmi o? •’ b fittltc, “'•rsniNGtON, i. ij, i9o*. V , ' TT <k u. j reunion on the fubjt.A o* prh* lifting the wo, KI of Algernon Sidney. The wo-M has so long and so grrrer ,\iy founded the praises of hia duttmr.-et on ermernmnt, 11-. k, y befupcrdoOUS,& even prefurapruous, for @i> ina. ..a., 4 ' Lto „ ( ia hi- feeble breath to the sale 1 hey arc in truth a ‘ri'-s-treasure Os Ri publican principles, fi:pport'"d t>y e< piou • cO . geut arguments, and adotn and with the li’icft flower, of fcieace —lt is probably the hot rtementum tmoi of tie principles of gsvernmut, as feunded ill natural right, that liaS tv.-r teen p iliislrj in any lungi/rfre —Audit it much to be desired in such a gnvertimtnt as oorr, that ir tliould be put into the hand, of our y uth, as f on a their minds are fufficien ly matured for sh it 1-rjnrh o! Andy. Phou'd yon proceed to the ptrbli c-tion, lie fj good as to coufid r tr. a fubfern er : ml accept my fa'utations and aflura.iecs ol great ef lecnt and refpedt. TH : JI.FFEP SON. 7i-e*Rev. JWr. Wtenu. A ft w copies of this valuable w-STk are just received and for FOR SALE at this QiTice at the fub freiption price—two handlom* at FIVE DOLLARS EACH. The Subfcrihers to Cencr ,1 D, F Mi rebel, sot ; -oovc work, are refpetftfjiiy ‘ulorjurd, that the-/ copies are now in his polTefli n. A LSO, FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, TH S FOt LOWING BOOKS ; VIZ : JOSEPHS. HISTORY of the TE A'S wild IRISH&UU, MORSES GECORAPHY DODDRIDGE h RISE AND PROGRESS Or R3tT GION IN Tit SOUL Me. CULI-OAtfe SLICTED MUSIC Conf.lining upward. of 100 of |„, fine a jed mo ft modern Wi’ Scot.,Enjlilh, InfhAmerican, and Ii uilu act to the H*p(icord and voice by those moflt admired Conjpofitd,, Plcyel, Hook, Httydcu Mo Xiirt, Koize ueb &c. 7 For fate at This OF e *nd at Dr. Hirral'. M■ ul cmc (lore. \l a y a6. NO'lK E. THE Books rs the U c rm r, rt! , c. f Lear- having Jalk into X hands ofth - Subscriber, and he Lang , Q aiuhar-e most 0/ the demands again, i srf r „ t hf _ arne f/ y - request: those indebted to valet /}(J to him, or to Mr. HENRY W, A IL LIAMS, “vho is fully uuehc-.is. dto reeet 4<Wff Jr is impossible for the subscriber toil. !a *r e the </*. man.-fs against him, nuiest d■* rs r < f w f., m f-e has cqttai demands, come for coat dtScie ft* U.-ir respective dues ; eherej'tr, ,- r , j . \suj that .he eu.il! not he ’ <sr .sgrecav ■■ t i ,iS.*kv of- \CLi “ a hi is Very sorry to cherts d... t r attention has been paid to his Cin dressed to persons in different ps ;. ° try—if such persons *■ tld, er that they have bad the use of re ;’ ’ Ts” • eighteen months, and { itt but ’l/L'r ‘l lukg; Wrf „ , ■ & stseb nvouL discharge so jult a asm and ? NORMAN M'LEAX Savannah, Ills May, 18(77. Marshals Sale. On the firJt Tttesdayn June next, will be sold at the courthouse m t/u ct %• aj So vannah , 350 Acres of* and in Givnrcounty on the Little Satillt.yanfed to John'M'hrofl. 6t) , Q r September, 1777, trended ealhrly by and at the time of surrey utoowo, and On all oher fide, h,- vacaot land, on -nrfu, v ey of the abatr, t, a< ft it w . . found to contain co acre*; levied on b> virtue ol n execution oluaied by Crawford Dnidfba lffain{ Jcbn M'fntoili. \ Benjamin Wailj m.b.o Ap-il 30, i2o.
