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- Sale at this Office ,
The fallowing HL.ANKS, which are neatly pril
led t*i excellent. Paper.-
jklEltOH'.NT’* ENTB.ir.sj different kind*
J.l tNIFfiSTS, 1 ore.j.i aiui Cwafling
I;LLS of KXCH ‘.NGE
ferfaMLNo ARTICI.ES
p'ESCci of COtiVEVAXCS
MORTGAGE."’
POWER > of ClTw'K'.y
pri; 1 hues jJNDEn t u kks j
JIU.S f AtE
BOARD OF HKAL 1 H,
Just. 5!th,,8..8
J}e Committee appointed by she Board es
Health Jo raft a ; Addrf to the citi
zens of Savannah —-S tioin.it the foliaw ng t
Bardot ifeahb, b’ g leavemad-.
jL i; * -hesr lellew citizen*, on (hr
t can? oi'pfrlcrv.mg the liealih of the
j o{/li, through t|)e pro lent arid approach,
in.- laf>. s. £,spot ’- lice.too fatally con
vntcfs C ! *£e ii tee (Hi y ..of using every
piever'.'ioii, ao'<i f <i hoped .little Care
and acfn ion, on. lie pan of each faintly,
will tend <o piev st many ii ftancet of
disease am uy?
In thefirjl place—C t'ltain days are £ serf
fort City b vender to attend and re
move out of the limits of the city, all. q}.
fenfire matter, it neceflanly hap pens,
tbA in inani, p’ace?, the carti ernnot at.
tend, nil a late bout in the day—.it is ear
peflly recommended, that fuvh mattei* as
are nlually thrown into the fired* to be
removed by the Scavenge!, {hail be retain,
ed m the llables or other wife under cover,
•ut of reach of the fun,'till the cart jn'ay
b - ready t ■ tl j it away § and all vegeta*
He or animal mailer ihould bf other
Cu.id on the io a cr Ly; sis h safe a u.s-ivj
tover until the,day sfid hjui #f the Sca
venger*? arrival.
In thefeco'id place—T~ e pyivi** flioaU
le careluily t\ \nu ed, and if -fuli or very
cff. tiGve, clean fed, and jforfiH. 1r- firft
ebjtf.t is to l e accorophfhed by fr Jk*n:;
fboics, ttiHoviuj and bur, o . he olilt:five
Witter.
The fecund of j'ff m-*} hr Scored by ‘*
tntXture ol l-tne water and ley, rose? trert
the afir-i of oak or hick ry wood. L. e
wafer is prepared frorn half s pound of.
J ‘if klf me lime, and eke ad then dlffolv
ed •!> l x qu ins oi water, the mistun to
b - frt’tj etttly flj?*rd i .fm-ugh one day.
or ten tiroes, whop piepaied in
n earthen vessel, the water will be nriofi
pf-rfiv!. Tt-e ley may be csfr'y made By
fi I’.ng any vtffel with well buint allies, oi
the he'ore mentioned wood, arid filled .up
with boiling water ; toon as cold, equal
p -rts of the lime v> r: er and ley, mixed to
g iher, will so. in rbc composition fit to he
tiled in the privies, and the q .-.tnitiiy above
IpecifiH will’ be fofHt.is.-m ior m e days
life; it (hoold ki repeated rvetv thud or
fourth day, through the famine: 8 i fall.
Ii is elf n.tally tier 0a y !>st r .c y iuh
fh nee antm.il or vr eiab!:, Sb ulu be c-re- [
fully rem-tved bum each lot, lo that the
• ffetf ol the ioa fboub: ft t operate *>i
tl em, when they cannot he buiied; hev
©Ught to be is pr Cover, and the obj’-t:
being of Inch importance, it u hoped the
trouble ol due’ attention will not prevent
•be accomplifhms ntp
In case v>f *d ihculty in procuring the
ofhes of the prc>p< r wood, no in hr -I y td t
four ounces o’ pot or pearl a(hs:s cli£T ved
in a gallon and a half or water, wtb q sal
in Urenglb flrbrvg ley. Pot or pear! <.ihes
c *n be had at 8;. ce<T per pound.—Faim*.
lies m. y find it ’c's tM.oblr,’ rd the <i
pence wtll be but trivial to uieibc loiutioii j
of pot oi pearl alhes, fnfieafl ul Icy ,
In the third place— The w< cr i fed in !
kitchei% lor waOiing diLhes, pots, ik , is
generally thrown <>ni in the lie {pot j
OajH ; by which tpeans the pla eof dt po-l
fit t* kepttvet, w hich under the influence I
• ( a vertical lun, is highly hjumous, to
rettedy which, it is recount ended ihat;
such dilh wattnttg, &c. be Iprearf over the
reets or loss, in different places each day,
that the water IhJi noi be • epoined on
*tie i --e j,t j ance o'n one part.
/* the fourtH’ place- Tor end erf of!
Ultcd |HO¥4J',;,, Utyll a* /!& *T
S ‘-. ‘/ANN ill, rUiiSPAY, July 19, 1303.
■ 1,0, ole i > ti ij, i. I,uiu ntg i. i:i ih,”
*1 s?•.**. the pickle,'oftentimes in a putrid
it hc, proving v -,y off-mfi ve even to peo-|
pie passing along the (Ireets, it is oi im
portance that all luch puklc Jhntld be
luricd, at ; **afi two feet uns et ground.
In the fifth place— lt is earoeltly recon
(tendril to mailers, owners or Confignefis
of veoe!s : in tin* port, to have, ihe holds
of their vcReU ventilated, at tesft once in
every week, by a wind-fail, or other wife.
AndJin*liy—U p recommended to the
citizens to be vigilant in dtfcovrrtng, and
reporting to any member of,the Board of
Health, any putrid matter, w hether ve e
table or animal, fj that it taay be itame
diately removed. .
Ordered, That the fame hi pu&lithed
three times in the Coy Gazettes. |
Extradf jrtm the minutes,
H-W. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
~thTsTdayT”
WILL BE SOLD,
At the Ccts>t.house in th* city of Savan
nah,
SILVER WATCHES
WEARING APPAREL
TABLE -.-id BED LINENS, &c.
Bel ngnig to the dlr.e of Jvba Hig
gins, deteMeJ.
AND,
One GOLD WAICIi
One GUN
One pair PISTOLS
One SWORD, and
Sundty oilier ulelul ARTICLES
. Belonging to Frederick. liotzen, late of
/•Savxpnab, deceased.
Sale to commence ?t to o’ lock.
CONDITIONS CASH.
ED i WHITE, E cheater.
J - ! y 6 *7
AT. B> Periods having demands against
either of the above estates are requested to
render them authenticatedand thou “in
debted mil he kind, enough to pay.
Marshal’s -Sales,
- ft*-’ *; •’ ,v ;
Cn the firjl Tuejd*\ in ‘ /:u/ y ufl.,ntxt. mil
be fold at the ootrt Ipufe, in the City oj
Sava ■'■rah,
’ THREE LOTS OF LAND,
Pn ‘he ior; -. of Da ten, M I tejh Gatin').
Lit No i.eontaini’’ s feet,in from
o” the water, smd ■“ .feet back,
raft tv Hattipdeo
a lot'belonging :o.the ©'• M Iruoih
county, well by Ictcvf J kn H . M
Lot'No. ts 9 l ite -the props f ‘y ia* ■
M‘L loth County .Arad; ay, €c: Ui i-’i
go feet front, and feet in cie’
bounded north eaff by a llreet, west Ly L-
No. ns, south by Jot No. to,
L t Mo, it 2, containing 90 feet fr-- ■ ,
and feet in depth, bound north call !n
a Hreet, wr it by lot No, 13, south eaO by
lot No. si, with the ibuiSdr g* and ; c.-
provenicuts on said lots. Levied on a;
the propeity of Henry Harford, by virtu,
of an execution obtained by Eliilii Tiftisi
& Cos.
ALSO.
The fchoorter DOLPITIN, with bet
s kie, apparel nd furniture, as flte tiovv
lie., in die river Savannah. : Seized as tbt
“property of Tohma* and John William
f„r ?o. f tis*v several executions, obtain
ed tbs United State*. Coadition*
cafhe
BEN. WALL. 0. c.
J : ’y a *5
CAUTION? 1 ”*
ALL persons are Cautioned Rgalnft hiring
or harboring a Negro Fellow named
SOI,OMON, formerly the property of Mrs.
j Sarah Dantford, without a written order from
the iubferiber, as he holds ail right- and ttfle to
! said fellow. Perfotis violating this caution will
be proceeded a vain ft as the law dire&i.
JOHN P. POURNEL.
July IS 28
| WANTED immediately, * Negro
| GIRL about ie >r tj years of*ir—
dne who can couie well recommended
for her honesty and fobricty, will meet
with conltant employ ®t
this Office,
June as
* 6
THE TEAR
KOW prone the bofotn it to figli!
How prone.to weep the human eyt 4
As thro* this painful Ufe'wc steer
7 his valley of a sigh and tear.
When by the heart with forrew gneeM?
A thoufaud bid&ngj are received,
With ereiy comfort that can cheer,
’Tis then bright virtue s grateful t**j.
When every parting pang is o’er
And Friend? l*ng abfeut meet or.e more 8
draught with'delight and lore sincere,
*'Tis then sweet friendlhip’s joyf.tl tear.
v'hen two food lovers doom’d to part,
Teel deadly pangs invade their heart,
i Torn from the übjeft each holds dear,
i ‘Tis then-, h i then, the patting tear,
fli’hen wretches on tie earth reclin’d^
Their doom of condemnation find,
Then end of earthly beings near,
“Tis then fufl Puy’s melting tefif,
It fame lovely creature’s face,
Rich in proportion, colour, grace
A pearly drop should once appear,
*Tis then the lovely, beauteous tear.
When mothers—.Oh 1 thegrtttful fight
Their children view with
Surrounded by a charge so dear,
’ i ts then the fond tnaternal tear.
When Invert ire the beautious tr.aid.
To whom their for.cieft hopes are paid,
With fear and doubting hopes draw near #
*lis then oh i then the trtaiblicg tear,
Bcs when the wretch with fin Oj>pref s dp
S’ ikes in an agony his breast,
AU turn with gu’,, -emcrle and fear*
’Tis then the be * laving tear.
from the Virgina irUielie,
is .years ow cuecliks.
The ufdai excufv for Duelling is
!? phefervatidn of honor, Let u.s
Y.o-;v Cjti.aijic: what iLii* hint<.nr is, for in
all my enquiries, I never could find a
man of honor able to jitve tne any
tufonuauon concerning what he call
ed honor 1 .
Fit if Honor T net tdlgim -—for
the prtfervation ol it bcitig fUwctcd by
lending a friend into eternity, wcltci
;itg in in* gore, 11 is plain that religion
•siuft not oi.lv he, forgo tied fur the:
iie.^buV.condemned and deier;£d lur.
ev#,‘a a .he'aj* of fable* lit only for
old wom.n and children, .. <secndly
Honor is not virtue j for inoit par:
>f the lion ,ruble quarrels, which hav..
come within rny knowledge, t*rigin
led from events, that Ihov.ed the total
abEnce ol virtue lucU av gaming,
attachment'to bad women,
See.
Thirdly—Honor is not couragei for
a man ol real courage never lifts hu
weupr.n in dclence ot his country oi
his person. Artd when we examine
the Jaife courage which amihaics a
dueliE, we find :.t to be th* pride cf
ddprair, and an impious and darD.g
contempt ofihe fuprtme Being, which
no valiant hero ever ya indulged. v
Besides, of fifty duels-, not five
proVe mortal, owing to pulalanimity of
;he pantes, who tremble into each o
thers arm?, on she. fllghlift interpoli.
tiou oi seconds; riav, fume nun of ho
nor, have been known to give iccrei
notice to officer* ofjultic?, that they
may bf interrupted before hioddihed
can take place.
Fourthly—Honor i not fiumastitj }
view the bleeding •body ol a newly
killed uu: lilt, in me bloom of year*
and nealih—cut oH ere he knew the
value ofihe hie he has 10ll —view lus
parrnis— hts fianiic father, and fpccch
icis moihei —view men gray hairs
bioughi with loirow to the grave ;
and ail this, in the proiectiou di a>>nai-
the 10l oi a lalie tuck at cauis,
or the uufecne ahetumi of a drunk*
aui view ti i>, then lay in waat ihe
Uumauiijr or •* ua-aiti tjwoblL'^'GikC
[Whole t o. 147.]]
humanity from the heart oi uun ami
tell me what he is.
Since honor, then, can be referred
neither to religion, nor virtue, nor
courage, nor humanin, where are wt
to look for its relburce ? 1 do not heiL
atc toanfwer, that it will be found i/a
a mixture of pride, profligacy, and
malignity. The quarrel arose in pride;
that profligacy which despises the laws
of heaven, and the dictates of confci
encc, led to icver.ge, and the qua tie!
was (upported, it may be for years,
with the blackc ft malignity oi foul
We have fecn inltance* in which ic
was (upported’for many years, and irr
which no avocatidi's nor ioteicuurf©
Wiih foreign and v.ious narions were
able to erase the principles of revenge.-
disc man of honor, tit a lieu for th*
blood of hi> fuppoied or real enemy 5,
his foul was influenced by paffton and
ffialignity, and nothing hut human
blood could cool us ardor.
But fornc will lay, “ There is it.
man who (uppofes 1 have infuhedhim;.
1 luvr done every thing in my power
to persuade him h? his niiftaUcn, but
he tnlifts on my fighting him—if 1 re
fufe I am branded as a coward, i:d
my companion* shun me.” Can any
thing be more plain than the duty of
the challenged in a similar cases It ia
to r:jcd the challenge, to aifure i-.m
that when they meet, the challenged
will defend hims. lf,aagair'.ft an afi'at
fin. This objtilion, being the only
ci.c that can poffihly be offered, and
the only excuie that can ever be made
foi accepting a challenge, I tn-miTi ic
in this maimer, and will Ly no more
concerning tt.’
liopour, in the true sense of that
word, mens character—and this being
die definition of phi'fophers, and mtn
of uede; rtanding, ’ prefer it to thr Ijc
ciou, though fafhionsbleexplanations
of every pro{itgi.tem the world, whe
ther he w ield the sword or the quill
if honor be character, who is that c ms
hurt that ? ai it GUrfelvcs or otiiers F
The answer is so obvious, that I n?cd
scarcely write it. In a few words, we
atc our ielye s the source of our honor
or our diigracr, our th liable r, or our
infamy—and does a man who cal's roe
booby, who throws a glass in my far®
in wantonness—who fays that 1 trutn
,ed a card, when I had one of the fame;
fun m my hand —who hinders roe
( from f-ducir.g his filler—who is me am
enough to abuse me ir< a common news,
papei—who, unknowingly, is witty
concerning a foible I am guilty of—-
who idules to intoxicate himfclf to
the health of my favoite miftrefs —•>
who docs not return my faiute, fron>
not having perceived that 1 faluied
him—does such a man take from my
honor, my charafler ? Surciynot. !■>
fome of the in fiance*, he i* an .ili
bred man.l .Docs that take fi'din ny
charabler F In other cafe*, hen pro
tecting the innocent female. Doe*
that either take from my chara&er
Xrepeat it, nothing can affect our honoiy
or our charabler, unlcl* what comce
fiom ourfelvcs.
—**
FOUND,
ft MONO my G<wd or. the night of th*
2\ Fiw, a keg of POWDER. The own.
cr can obtain the fame by proving Li propel if
Bad paying fur lhu adiert : Jc:neut.
JAMES PRINO,
July it
WANTED,
A NEGRO WOMAN, to da. the boufi*
rtor*. of a small family, one from the counw
try aouU be preferred. Apply at lib* Office*
Joly Id *
IVAXTED,
A Negro Bov, about if jray#