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STRANGE PEELINGS. NEAR. yonder cot upon the Moor, Whose grey smoke winds in many a curl— Knitting beside the cottage door, I met this morn t lovely gin. With many a tr.oioth damsel oft, I've rqnamler’d fooliflily ir.7 time, Play’d with her har.da and cheeks so foft, Or hitch'd them up in many a thyme. But when T turn'd s o gO a wary, My bosom felt no tickling pain. Ant! scarcely did l heat them fay,, l"d thank you, Sir to come again. But when I saw the lass fj fiir, Her floating eyes so blue and round, Its luftre I could no more bear, But b a Aiful look'd upon the ground. My jealous pride then'tonk alarm, Pace her, it wliifper'd o'er and o'er— Look up, the cannot d<> dice harm, Diet'd thou ne’er fee 1 girl before f Rous'd'from the dream, 1 rais'd my hat, And thought feme civil th'V.g to far 1 i. look’d—my heart Want p;tipaf, And glad was I to get away. Yet though I ‘mim'd from her fight, Ream wherefoe'er my footfteps will, That ftiU blue eye, that face so bright, Will haunt me like a fpedlre Jtili. SHORT HINT* The man woo builds, and wants where with io pay, Provides a home from which to rut a-m-j, Whimjiial cast:* effigned for the dcarth-pf litera ture in America . Mr. Barrow, a celebrated traveller, in a late ‘publication entitled a voyage to Gochincbraa , de clares, he is persuaded that it is owing to the con- j tinual teasing of mufquetoes, that America has j produced so few works of genius. Tt is incon. I ceivable, he o'oferves how any man can think tc 1 the purpose, with ‘fuch an odious creature eter nally humming in his ears ! Mr. Hare had apartments in the fame house ’♦nth Mr. Fox, and, like hi3 friend Charles, had trequent visits from bailiffs. One morning, as he was looking out of his window, he observed two of them at the door ;— u Pray gentlemen,” fays he, “ are you Foi hunting or Hare hunt ing this morning ?” Aster Mr. Boadep bad read his Aurelia and Miranda, in the Green Room of Drurylane The atre, he observed, that he knew nothing so tern able as reading a piece before such a critical audi ence. “ I know one thing much more terra ■ foie, “ said Mrs. Powel—“ What can that be !” said our author. “2b he obliged io lit and hear ti.” The famous purifier George A. Stevens, ow ing a friend fome money, plied him so plentiful ly with good Madeira, that his creditor gave up Lis note, and forgave him the debt. Stephens 1 called this his new method of LIQUID-ating: -‘debts. — j t o Dollars Reward ABSCONDED frommyyardthisnoofr / ing, without the fmall fiSr provocation, my Negro Fellow Isaac, svell known in this city To those who have no knowledge of him, the following aefeription of his person and ap pearance may be neceflary ; he is 26 years of age, about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches in height, wears his hair very nicely platted, is a great b e3ll io his dress, affefts to lofty carriage and strut, (peaks bad English, and Laving been owned by a Physician talks much of his knowledge cl medicine and largery ; he is a very likely fellow, tells an artful and plausible (lory, and has a auwn look when speaking or spoken to ; lie is an excellent house fsrvant, and pre tends to know a little ol every niechani ca) profefTion. I will give the above rcivard to any perfoQ apprehending him in this City 01 County, Fifty Dollars upon proof of his being carried away in any boat or veflel, from this Hate, and Fifty Dollars upon bis being brought to me from, or secured in any prifors, beyond the limits of this! ffate. Ilaac has numerous connexions in South-Caroiina, and his efforts will be lifed to get there in a heat. THOs : U. P. CHARLTON. SaV. Augolt 12 49 Notice. ALL persons having claims against the City, are requested to exhibit them on 01 before the zgtk injiant. ALEX. S. ROE, c. c. Savannah, 15th A‘-gr.fi, 1807. LOAN OFFICE, GEORGIA. June 23d, 1807. Notice is hereby given, that in con fortuity with the provisions of the afoi fuppiementary to the aft, intitled ‘‘At* aft making provision for the redemp tion of the whole of the public debt of the United States,” books will be open atthe office of the commissioner of loans for Georgia, on the firft day of July next, to continue open until the seven teenth day of March, 1808, inclufivc ly, the fourteen last days of each quar ter cxcep'ed, for the purpose of re ceiving fubferiptions for such parts of the old fix per cent, deferred fix per cent, and three percent, flock, as may, on the day of fubfeription, (land on the bocks of the said commifiioner of loans. Those proprietors of the eld fix per cent, and deferred flocks, who may fubfcri.be, will receive in lieu thereof anew fix per cent, flock, equal to the unredeemed amount of the flock sur rendered, redeemable at the pleasure of the United States, under s proviso, however, tha tno re;mburfernent shall be made except for the whole amount of any such new certificate of flock, nor till after fix months previous no tice : and the proprietors of the three per cent, flock who may fubferibe, will receive in lieu thereof, a fix pet cent, flock, equal to (ixty-five per cent, of the amount of three per cent, surrendered, redeemable in the fame manner as the new fix per cent, above mentioned but not reimbursable, how ever, without the afient of the holders, until after the whole of the new fix percent, (given in exchange for old fix or deferred as above mentioned) as well as the whole of the eight per cent, flock of the United 6’tates, shall have been reimbursed. It is alfa provided, that in every reimbursement which may take place, a preference will be given to those creditors who may no tify their wifn to be reimbursed ; and that if the applications to that efFefl shall at any time either exceed or fall (hort of the sum then applicable to that purpose, the priority of payment shall, so far as may be necessary, be determined by lot. The present flock-holders who re side in any part of Europe, and may affient to that modification, may, at their option, receive the interest ac cruing on the new flock, either in the j United States as heretofore, or in Lon |don or Amsterdam, at par; in which iaft case, the interest will be paid there by the bankers of the United States, fix months subsequent to the day on which the fame would be payable in the United States and lubjeft to no variation; nor to any other deduction than a coinmiffioner to the bankers, of one half per cent, on the interest thus paid. JAMES ALGER, Commissioner of Loans, NOTE o Proprietors of 1000 dol lars nominal fix per cent, j stock, fi'.bfcribed before the ! firft of Odfober, 1807, will be entitled to receive, 649 62 of new sis. tween the firft of Oftober, and 31st December, 1807, 644 37 —- between the lft January, & 17th March, 1803. * 619 03-—- Proprietors of 1000 dol lars nominal deferred, fub feribed before the firft of October, 1807, will be enti tled to receive 855 78 -—- tween the firft Q&ober, and 31st December, 1807, 853 62 between the lft January, and the 17th March, 1808, 831 42 —•— Being the unredeemed amount of the old stock on the lft of July and O&ober 1807, and firft January, 1808, refpe&ively. Proprietors of 1000 dollars three per cent, will be entitled to receive 650 dollars of new fix. 38 A likely young African Negro Fellow, accuftotned to field work, is offer ed in exchange for a Negro Woman, used o house work. Apply at this Office. July 28 taw 44 PROPOSALS, for publishing by subscription, a list OF FORTUNATE DRAWERS IN THE PRESENT CONTEMPLATED Land Lottery. This work (ball be executed on good p*per. and a handsome t vpc, quarto, or journal size—and be deliv ered to fubi'eribers at rive dollars a copy.tonon fubferibera at six dollars— the money to be paid in advance, as the ezpcnfs which wit* accrue from the publication will be great, and the work almost treble that of the former Lottery. The copies will be delivered in (beets,if requefled Subfcrioiion papers will be lodged with the several Printers and Post-Mailers in this flare, who are fo’ici ced to receive fubfeription*, and return them to this office by the 15th of August next, together with the monies received ; deducing ten per cent, for trouble- j and compete copies will be accordingly forwarded. Looiviile Gazette Office, July 0. Os the hundred blefiings conferred or. mvn in this hfe, HEALTH makes -a good ninety-nine. PROPOSALS-; BY JAMES EWELL, PHYSICIAN IN SAVANNAH, For Printing, by Subscription, anew and greatly improved Family Physician, EKTITLtD, THE PLANTER'S AND MARINER'S I Medical Compan ion. ON this important fabjefl many books have bten written, which, though excellent in other refpebls, have yet great ly !a : k'd of their ufefv'nefs to Americans , becauie they treat of difeales which, exill ing in very differ ent climates and cons ti ll: lions, mull w:Jdy differ from ours.— The book now* offered to the public has, theiefore, the great advantage of having been written by a native American of long and fuccessful praffice in these Southern Slates, and who, for years pad, has turned much oi his attention to tffois very interest ing fubje£L He is very sanguine that his bock will prove exceedingly ufefu! to all families, but more efpecialiy to thole liv ing in scattered neighbourhoods, where’ regular medical attendance cannot eafiiy be obtained. For the use of families thus unfortunately circumllanced, the author has prepared his Planter’s and Mariner's Medical Companion, wh*ch treats, in the moll clear and concise manner, alrncft ev ery disease to which the human body is li able, with its name ,symtoms, regi. ‘men , cure, and means of prevention :—To which are subjoined, a treatise on the dis eases peculiar to women and cbrildren ; and a dissertation on such cases as general ly occur inSurgery ; with a Difptnfatory, (hewing bow to prepare the moil ufefu! family medicines, with their proper defes ; and a DiQionary, explaining the technical terms used in this work. With such a guide as this, a country gentleman may be enabled to meet a disease in the firll mo ment of its attack, and thus, where a pby fician cannot readily be bad, may be made the happy ioftrument of preferring lives as VALUABLE - aS DEAR, CONDITIONS. The Planter's and Mariner's Medical Companion , containing bet ween thru and four hundred pages o&avo, handfomdy printed on a fine wove paper, bound and lettered, (bail be delivered to fubferibers at three dollars and fifty cents; and print.’ ed on an inferior paper, in board*, at (evo dollars and fifty cents , Nothing paid on til the delivery of the books. ts THE Subfcr'her infems hi* mimerftr* Friends ia t?*i and the adjoining (late, that he fljait set out immediately foe Philadelphia, to get printed in a superior style” The PLANTER'S and MARINER 1 * MEDICAL COMPANION,” wbichthev weit pieafed Cos honor him with feel,uncommon patronage. He ex pedhtohebick the firft of November next, to diflribute the Books. Gentlemen who hold Subscription Papers are folicitcd to continue their friendly exertions to multiply copies ofa work which,’tis hoped, will prove of great public utility. Printers throughout t’’e Rate will please insert this three times in their papers, for which they ihall be paid on my return, JAMES EWELL. Savannah, July 3* 4 5 TO RENT, THAT pleasant and convenient HOUSE, on the Corner of South and Wejl-Broad- Streets, lately occupied ly Mrs. Trizvant, till the 30 th of December next, Possession can be imme diately given. For terms, apply to the subscriber on the premises. N. G. RUTHERFORD. July 14 40 THE Attorney General’s Office, Is removed to Mr. Suder’s tenement, five doors below judge Stephens’s. TANARUS, U, P, Cbarkcn, UNIVERSAL HISTORY; Anew and much admired work, A PROPOSAL Tot publishing by Subscription „ ANQUETEL‘S UNIVERSAL HISTORY , EXHIBITING The Rise, Decline and Os all the Nations of :be Word, From the Creation to the Present Time, Translated Itom the Trench oi the Celt, i rated Anquetil. ‘•The public has formed its opinionfor this valuable work and the full edition wi soon exhaufled. Mr. Anquetil, whofelj, terary chursfler is too lully efiablilh.d to want the addition of our commendation, has rendered himklf Hill more vrfeful by this second greatly improved ed'iion of* book which to general readers wilj supply the place of an enormous arafs ot vo. lumes.” a ’ Upon the whole, it is judiciously made, it inculcates pure principles, may fafely be put into the hands of youlb, and is per. haps, better adapted to foe used as a gen, ral guile, to hillory than *tny other bod which is in the hands of the public.” British Critic. *‘ The reader- will be plealed with these volumes which comprifs an elegant andja. didcus abridgment of out exteneOve hills, ncal compilation, •‘We lecomroerid M, Anquetil'? corr,. pila'.ion on account of its plan, to flu deni! of hillory. Let them make it their com. panion for a confxkrable time, and let them not return it to the fhelf until they are complete makers of its contents.” Monthly Review . CONDITIONS: It shall be pu intedcn vellum paper, is nine large oClavo volumes, and delivcrd to fubferibrrs neatly bound and lettered si two dollars and fifty cents each volume, ■ LAMPRIERJE’s CLASSICAL DICTIONARY. I HAVE put to press the new and enlarged edition of the above work, the great merits of which have railed it is Great Britain to the rank of books that not only occupy the ihelves of the Tyro, but find an honorable place in the flud.et of the learned. Asa School-book it it indispensable to the Young Reader of th CUffics, and as a Compendium, incalco. lably ufefu! to the cxperienceo Statefma and profound Scholar. It may, indesl be called the Cycloltdia of Claffica! Luerj ture, which \/hiHI it renders unneflary th voluminous aDd prolix details of partii Hiflorians and vtna! Biographers present us with 2 faithful pi£lure ol all the intcrei ing events which marked the rife, prosper ity, and decadence of ancient Greece ant Rome-, and ether nations diflinguilhed in hillory; and in one day, by theexcellenct of its arrangement, and the accuracy ol h reference?, affords more general infornft cion than could be collefled fiom a whol library of large volumes in twelve monthi As the character of the work is not get! erally known in this Country, I have fd efoled a few articles, from which a corrd conception may be formed of its title a utility. JOHN WATTS. Philadelphia, August , 1806, TERMS : * The price of this work is four do'lati j and fifty cents, bound, A number oi co I pies will be printed very elegantly, 01 j beautiful paper, extra binding, at fix do! lars. The London copy fells at ffoventefl dollars. A PROPOSAL 3t WII U.AM Y. BIRCH Isf SMAf 0? THE CltY OF PHI!, ADEL? HI A, 2*QR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCBiPYION, A NEW, INTERESTING, and IMPORTANT WOSI CALLED FEMALE BIOGRAPHY, OP. MEMOIRS OF I ILLUSTRIOUS and CELEBRATED! WOMEN, OF ALL AGES AND COUNTRIES. By MARY HAYJ. Notice is hereby given, That nine months from tlii* date, application be made to the Honorable the Inferior Court ofCd tham County, for an order ot Court to dispute \ Lots No. j, 3, & 7, in Warren Ward, No, a; 1 Washington Ward, a 3 of Lot No. 3. Jekyl tytbM and I -2 of Lot letter F. in the village of St. Galf,tOjJ ther with the improvements thereon, fituateinc City of Savannah, for the benefit oPthe Heirs Uitots of Major Edward Eiai don,deceased. Edward Harden) Only qualified and adting’ Eieea' 1 Sav; April 7 *897, * gamp JB