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JN/UIVE LAND. BREATHES there a man with sod so dead Who never Id himself hath said, this is my most, my native land ? Whose heart has nc er within him turn'd, As home his footsteps he hath turn'd, From wand'ring on a foreign strand ? if such there hr cat he, go, marl him well s For him no minstrel raptures swell, /high though his titles, proud ms name, Soundless his wealth, as wish can claim, Despise those titles, power and pdf, i The wretch concenter'd all in self, i Living, shall forfeit fair renown, And, double dying, shall go down, 2 So the vile dust from whence h: sprung, ! Unfitted, unhonor'd, and unsung ! EXTRACT FROM BLAIR. The self denials of Vice, greater than those of 7 ‘ Finns. TROUGH'no condition of httenn ate is £te? from uneasiness, yet-it must he allowed; that ‘ the uneasiness belonging to a filiful course, ;s tar ! gnater than what attends a course of well-do- | jnjr. If we a.e weary of the labors of virtue, j %sl‘ may be assured that the world, whenever we j try the’ exchange, will lay upon us a tv uch hea- load. It is the outfi.de, outy, of a uccnlvous life, which is gay and-finding. Witnin i- con ceals toil, and trouble, and deadly sorrow. For vice pollens human Huppuiefs in the ipring, oy introducing difordcr into heart. i ho.a ruffians which it feerns to indulge, .t iceos V'ith imperfect gratifications ; and thereby It lengthens them for preying in the end, cn their, unhappy viAims. t: It is a great mifcaka to imagine, that the pain of fclf-denisj is confined to He who follows the world ss snucli as ne wio foI~ lows Christ, mull “ taae up h.s cross, and to him afluredly, it will prove a more oppressive turden. Vice allows all our paffion3 to reign j uncontrolled ; and where ear n cla'ius to .e su perior, it is impofiible to gratify all. the pre dominant tie fire can only be indulged at the ex pense of its rival, No mortifications widen vir tue exacts aie more Lsrcre than which ambition imposes upon the love or case, price up on intcrcil, and cbvctoufnefs upon vanity. Self-denial, therefore, belongs, in common, to vice and virtue ; but with this remarkable differ- | ence, that the passions which virture requires us to mortify it tends to weaken ; whereas, those j which vice obliges us to deny* it at the fame j time strengthens. The cnc diminishes toe pain j of felf-denial, by moderating the demand of pas- j fion; the other increases. it by rendering-those demands iinocriotis and violent. Y hat diftrefl s, that occur in the calm life of virtue, can be compared to those tortures, which remerfe of confcier.ce infiidb on the wicked; to those se vere humiliations arising from guilt combined with misfortune, which fink them to the cull t ; to those violent agitations of shame and an ap pointment, which foraetimes drives them to the ; mod fatal extremities arid make them abhor their exigence J How often in the midlt o those difafteroua fuuations, into which their crimes have brought them, have tuny execrated the fedu£Uon3 of vice ; artd with bitter regret, looked back to the day in which they art. fco> fook the path of inncceuce 1” Mg . m to Dollars Reward ..-L ABSCONDED *4 JWi from my yan t usmon - / tng, w 'thoui the fmaii ’•Sßr JjMsk • est provocation, my E T egro F*H° W Haac, well known in this ciiy knowledge of him, the .following deTcription o! his peifon and ap pearance may be necclTary : he is 26 years oi age, abou; 5 feet 6 01 7 inches in height, wears his hair very nicely platted, is a great beau i:i his dress, effects to lofty carriage and Brut, (peaks bad En.liO;, and having been cv/ned by a Phvfician talks much of ins knowledge ol medicine and Rrigerv ; he :s a very likely fellow’, tells an artful *nd piaufible story, and has a , and urn look when fpeakmg or fp-ken to j he is an excellent house fervatu, and pro. tends to know a little of every meduni * cl proitiTioit, .1 wi!i give the above reward to art person apprehending him in this City o County, Fifty Dollars upon pn o‘ ol hi being.carried away in any boa* or veffe fr un this ftrte, and Fifty Dollars upoi his being brought to me from, or fecurei in any prifun, beyond the limits of th flats. Iftuchas numerous conn:Hions i Sotuh-C >rchna, and his efforts wiil b uled to get there in a boa U-. THOs : U. P. CHARLTON. August :e 9 LOAN OFFICE, GEORGIA, June Notice is hereby given, that in con formity with the provisions of the a£f i'appiernentary to the aft, intitled An i£t making provision for the redemp tion of the whole of the public debt of the United States,” books will be open at the office of the corrnniffioner ofloans for Georgia, on the fir ft day oL July, next, to continue open until the seven teenth day of March, 1808, inclufive* ly, the fourteen Lft days of each quar ter excepted, for the puvpofe of te ceiving fuhfcriptions for such parts of j the old fix per cent, deferred fix per cent, and three per cent, flock, as may, on the day of f'ubfcription, Rand on the books of the said commilfioner oi loans. Those proprietors of the old fix per cent, and deferred flocks, who may fubferibe, will receive in lieu there .1 anew fix per cent, flock, equH to the unredeemed amount of the frock fur rendered, redeemable at the plea fore of the United States, under a proviso, however, tha tno reimbursement (ball be made except fer the whole amoum of any such new certificate of frock, nor till after fix months previous no tice : and the proprietors oi the three per cent, flock who may fubferibe, will receive in lieu thereof, a fix per ccru. stock, equal to fixty-fivc per cent, of the amount of three per cent, furrcndercd, redeemable in the fame j manner as the new fix per cent, above j mentioned but not reimbursable, hew -! ever, without the aifent of the holders,; until-after the whole of the new fix I 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 .States, (hull have been reimbursed. It is also provided, that in every reitnburfement which may take place, a preference will be given to those creditors who tr.ay no tify their wifb to be reimbursed 3 and that if the applications to that efieft shall at any time either exceed or fall Short of the sum then applicable to that purpose, the priority of payment shall, so far as may be necdlary, be determined by lot. The present flock-holders “vvho re fide in any part of Europe, and may aflent to that modification, may, at their option, receive the interefl ac cruing on the new flock, either in the United States as heretofore, or in Lon don or Amderdam, at par; in which lafl case, the interefl *,vili be paid there iby the bankers, of the United States, fix months fuhfequent to the day on which the fame would be payable in the United S tales and fubjeft to no variation; nor to any other deduction than a comniiffioner to the bankers, of one half per cent, on the interdl thus paid, JAMES ALGER, Commissioner of Loans . NOTE. Proprietors of 1000 dol lars nominal fix per cent. {lock, fubferibed before the urft of October, 1807, will be entitled to receive, CIO 62 of new fix. tween the firft of OAeber, i and Sill December, 1807, 6-H S7 , between the Ift January, 5c 17th March, ’ 1803. _ Gl9 03 I Proprietors of ICOO ool lars nominal deferred, sub ’ feribed before the firft of O&cber, ] 807, will be enti : tied to receive 855 73 -—. 1 If fubferibed be i tween the firft October, and 31st December, 1807, 853 62 between the lft January, and the 17th March, ISOS, 831 42 Being the unredeemed amount of the old stock an the Ift of July and October 1807, and firft January, 1808, refpeftive’y. Proprietors of 1000 dollars three per cent, will be entitled to receive 650 dollars of new fix. NOTICE. rK2 Subferiber berr.j about to ’rave this City for a few weeks, has appointed Mr. DAVID TAV LCIt, jju’r. his lawful atiotney during bis abfcnce. JOHN HILTON. Anjuft 28 it £2 Os the hundred hleftingS confereed on man in this life, HEAL'iU makes a good niuety-uiuc. PROPOSALS, BY JAMES EWELL. PHYSICIAN IN SAVANNAH, For Printing, hy Subscription, anew and greatly improved Fatni'y Physician, ENTITLED, THE. PLANTER.'* AND MARINER'* Mtcdiced Companion. ON this important fubjc£l many books have been written, which, though excellent in other refpe&s, have yet great ly failed of their ufefulnefs ;o Americans, becaufethey treat of diseases which, exifl-. irtg in very different climates and consti tutions., tr.uft tvtdeiy dtfTer from ours.— The bock row citered to the public has, therefore, the great advantage ol having been written by a native American oi long and fuccessfui prrfiltce in these Southern States, and who, lor years past, b.-s turned much of his attention to this very interefl ing fubjeft. He is very sanguine that his ’ o. k will prove exceedingly ufeiui to a?i iamilics, but more efpeciahy to those liv ing in feat ter el ne.igiibourhoods, where regular medical attendance cannot eafiiy be ..htaisied. For the US’ of families thus unfortunately circnmftanced, the author has prepaied his Planter's and r-iariner's Medical Companion, which treats, in the j mo ft char <nJ e*ncife manner, almost ev- 1 cry disease to which the human body is )i- I able, w ith i": name ,svmtorr.s, causes, regi men, cure, and means of prevention : i winch are fubjeined, treatise on the dil “afes peculiar t i women and c-irt! .ren ; and a di-ffertati-n on such cases as general ly occur inSurgei) ; with a Dripenfatory, fbewing low to prepare tha m: ft ufeiui family medicines, with their proper doles ; and 3 DiQionary, explaining the technical terms used in this woik. With such 3 guide as this, a country gentleman m >y be enabled to meet a disease in the firil mo ment or its attack, *nd thus, where a phy sician cannot readily be had, rosy be made ;he happy irtftruroent of preserving lives M VALUABLE as DEAR. COND7TICNS. TA NARUS! £ ‘enter's and Maurer's Medical between tine! and four hundred pages oftavo, handfomel) i printed on a fine wove paper, bound an. lettered, ft; II be delivered to fubfcriber* ,t three dollars and fifty cents ; and print ed on an interior paper, in boards, at two dollars and fifty cents. Nothing paid un. til the deitveiy oi the books, SuNcriber informs hi* wamefoiir Friends in tins and the adjoining state, that he (liall set out i;nme liatcly for Philadelphia, to t'et printed in a superior s>yle, u Ihe PL \NTi-.R‘saad M kP.IN'TYa ! MEDIC ALCOMPANION,” -w’uchtiiey were pleased to honor him w.;h b'ch uncommon He • x pedstobebacV the Griiof November next.to diftnbute ’ the Books. Gentlem 11 who hold Subscription Pipers arefolicited to continue their friendly exert'<>.is to tnultia v copies of a work which, ’tie hoped, will prove of great public utility. pr ut rs throughout t'.e ihte w.ll p’eafe insert - this three tunes in their papers, for which fliall be paid on my return, JAMES EWELL. Savannah, July 31 D Marshal’s Sales. On the first Tuesday iv. Ottobcr next, at the Court htn t, WILL EE SOLD, A variety of DRY GOODS; feme GROCERIES,Ievied on as the property of !ohn Hilton, at ihe suit of Robert H. Browne. —Condition Cash. BEN. WALL, M. D. G. \ August 3 s 54 1 15 Dollars Reward. IK BSCONDED about three weeks :'X gu a NEGRO MAN named JIM, a taylcr ; a flout well made fellow, smooth ■ face, his eyes large, about five feet ten in ches high. Had on when he went off, a tuftian jacket and overalls, a black hat, and white ifairt. He pretends to be fometbing of a sailor, and may probably attempt to get off in fome vcfibl. All mzfters oi veffeii are therefore cautioned againil tak rg hint off. The above reward will be paid to any person who will ferure him so ary goal •n the (late, or ueliAer him to the fubferi. her ; and five dollars v ill *he pai i for infarnaaiion that will lead to secure him. George Ence. Septeotber t 8 TO RENT, A HOUSE TN a central pari of the City. Any person, who may be desirous nf a view of lhe same, ion be j gratified on application to the P übluacrs of toe In telligencer. Sept. 22 Wanted ‘lmmediately, BY THE MONTH, An a Stive negro Boy about lo of age. Apply at this Office. Sep. 22....63 PAINTING. Seth H. Keen, Informs the Gentlemen of Savannah and public in general, that he carries on the HOUSE & SIGN PAINTING, In the fnop next door to I7r. John Love’s, on the Er.y, where all business in his iinewili at at tended tc, when casted upon, with ft.net atten tion. Groceries will be taken in payment if more convenient for the err.pioytr. September 22 GO Mayor’s Court, SEPTEMBER TERM. 1807 The following peiGns being iu>: mu ••'i to attend this coin*, in the terra of Septem ber, made r’chtu’;, viz, Andrew Sorcv, William Aliifoa, j -hn Love, Join h I Miller, I h Gardner, Francis Jourdan, end Andiew Welch. ORDERED, That all defaulting Ja”- :is at the present term, ‘be fi red in b e fuao ol ten do!la>s each, unlcls ‘hey fi e proper rxcufe tor. oatb in the c! ;k’s ■ fFr o, within thirty days, and that this or In hs pubh/hed twice in the city Gazettes* Extract! on the Minutes. Li. W. WILLIAMS, ctk, Septetfibcr 22. 60 D. & J. Douglass, HAVE JUST RECEIVED, Per the Brigs Luna and Sc.n-liland, from Nw*York, 2- large addition to their former diock oi BOOTS, SHOES, &e. 7.".:c1: they offer at Whotcfcbc or Retail, at llitl? Store, opposite the Luck’* Head, August 14 d? FOR SALE, A LOT of LAND known in the gen. p\K era! plan ol those Lots fob! under execution by the lai< Ambrose Gotko E:q. Federal as th;t property r.f John j. Zobly, d?c. by the No./ -. ) five ! ronting three streets. On the yreir.ifes 4te an aim oil new uweliiog house ani 1 kitchen, the firft ft xy is well firrincJ, | having a good well of water at the ccr - . ! Also the unexpired leasehold of lot 7 . : fjj five, fronting Bryan ftrect, to the ir. 1 ; April, 1814. together with the dweili.-r house, ihop and oihet improvenjents there on, now occupied by the fubfetio r, in Oglethorpe Ward, and a good stand iof ; bufmefs. C incLtio * cash. Apply u< ELIAS ROBERT. S-v’h. July 14, 40 A PROPOSAL Bt WILLIAM V. BIRCH <sf ABA A HAVI PMAIh OF THE CITS’ OI- PHI U/.DELP HI A, FQJi PUBLISHING BT SUBSCRIBtION, A NEW,INTERESTING, and IMPORTANT WCS 3 FEMALE C b! OGRA FH Y s OR MEMOIRS OF ILLUSTRIOUS An CELEBRATED WOMEN, OF ALL AGES AND COUNTRIES. Bt MARY HAY:.. I t • .... Notice is hereby Given , TH AT after the esp"ration of nine months >rT’ ’’ cation will be made to tits Honorable the Juilice* H the Inferior Court of Effingham County, for kire t> ell three tracts of LAND, containing two hunerd acres each, in said count'/, tor the hci cht of the ha and creditors of jsmes Webb, dftcraJcd RICHARD WIGGINS, > . WILLIAM WIGGINS, 3 ‘ ‘ April •> tannin i ASSIZE for Sep. 1807. THE price of Flour being ri w lars per barrel, weight oi BRU* 3 mult be, ii i- cents Loaf } C 1-4 cents Loaf alb. 5 or,, j ilb. % i-a os. , Os which ali cakf.RS and BREAD are to take due and pavwc<t> / J ‘ “jAMES MARSHALL* C. ?.