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SHERIFF'S SALES.
Lumpkin Sheriff’* Snle.
On the Jim Tuesday in MARCH jm(,
W ILL be sold before the courtrliouse door m
‘S mwnof Dahlonega, Lumpkin county
between the usual hours of sale, the following
property, to wit: . ,,
Lot No. 48,13th dtst., 1st section, North:
levied on as the property of Samuel Kingrto satis
fy sundry ft fas from a Justice’s court of Lumpkin
county, A. N. Baird vs Samuel king, and sundry
other fi fas vs said King. Levied and returned to
me by a constable.
Oue sorrel horse: levied on ns the prop
erty of William C. Jennings, two fi fas ftom Lump
kin Superior court, William Brasselton vs George
Headrick and Wm. C. Jennings.
One mouse colored mare, mid one two-
horsc wagon and harness: levied on as the proper-
ty of Headrick and Jennings, fi fa from Lumpkin
Superior court, Wm. tirasclton vs George Head
rick and Win- C. Jennings.
The plantation whereon Robert H. Camp
bell now lives, in the fifteenth dist., 1st section, No.
not known: levied on as the property of Hubert H.
Campbell, fi fa from Lumpkin Inferior court, John
son Ledbetter vs Robert II. Campbell, _
Lots of land, Nos. 1220,1219,1161, 1162,
1163, 1164, 1150 and 1151, 4Ui dist., 1st suction :
levied on as the properly of Johnson Ledbetter, fi
fa from Lumpkin Superior court, the Central Bank
of Georgia vs Wm. M. Varnum. Johnson J-edbet-
tcr, C. A: Durham and Jacob Carroll.
Lot No. 809, 12 dist., 1st section : levied
on as the property of Thomas J. Park, fi fa from
laimpkir.Sujieriorcourt, John R. Stantord vs l. J.
Park. ~
Lots Nos. $68, 869 and 901, 6th district,
1st section; one crib of corn, supposedI to be 100
barrels: levied on as the property of David Bel-
back, fi fa from Lumpkin Superior court, William
Redwine, vs David Delback and Thomas Hampton,
security on stay. - , .
Lot No. 330, 5th dist., 1st section : levi
ed on as the properly of Weslev Jay, fi [a fr[ )m
Lumpkin Superior court, John Moffett va W esley
Jay and Khood Denny, security on stay.
Lot No. 810,12th dist., 1st section : Jevi-
Ilaberslimn Sheriff’s Sale.
On the first Tuesday in MARCH next,
H/ILL be sold before tlie court-house door in the
vv town ofClarkesville, Habersham co., within
the usual hours of sale, the following property, to
wit:
One fine wntch : levied on as the proper
ty of Wm. Stevisson, by virtue ofaundry executions
issued from the Inferior court of said county, M. r.
Cannon vs Matthew F. Svevison, and W tUiam bte-
vison and Jonathan Alison, securities.
One fine four wheeled Carriage: levied
on as therproperty of Wm.. S.tevison, by virtue of
sundry executions issued from the Inferior court ot
said county, M. F. Canon vs Matthew F. Stevison.
and Wm. Stevison and Jonathan Alison, securities
Oiie hundred acres of land, more or less,
king on the waters of Leatherwood, adjoining Rus
sell Davis in said county: levied on as the proper
ty of Wm. Meeler, by virtue of a Justice s court fi
fa, Ezekiel Catlett vs said Meeler. Levy mad**
returned to ime by a constable. •'
One hundred acres of land, more or less,
being park of lot No. 158, in the 2d district, Haber
sham county : levied on as the property of Davis
House, by virtue of an execution from a Justice s
court, Hezekiah Dover vs Davis House. Levy
made and returned to me by a constable.
Lot oMetud, No. 121, in 13th district, Hab
ersham cotfnty: levied on as the property of Bur
cess Smith, by virtue of sundry executions issued j j ow Rj ver; 135 acres of land, more or
from a Justice’s court, Solomon Taylor vs said ^y the name of the Sugar Hill place, i
Smith. Property pointed out by defendant. Levy,
made and returned to me by a constable, v
Fonr hundred and fifty acres of land, in
said county, adjoining Benj. Reynolds, on the wa
ters of Broad River, gianted to James Maxwell:
levied on as the property of Enoch Brady, sen. by
virtue of an execution issued from the Superior
court of said county, Bank of Darien vs said Brady.
Lot of land, No. 42, in the 10th district,
and defendant’s interest in lots Nos. 2t and 22, in
the 3d dist., all in Habersham county : levied on as
the property of Moses Horshaw, by virtue of an ex
ecution issued from die Superior court of said coun
ty, A. G. Pilner vs said.Horshaw, and other fi fas
vs Moses Horshaw.
One negro girl, named Violet, aged about
19 years: levied on as the proeprty of John Fuller,
by virtue of an execution issued from the Superior
Gwinnett Sheriff’s Sale.
On the first Tuesday in MARCH next,
1*nLL be sold before the court-house door in
v ▼ the town of LawrenccvHle, G winnett county,
between! the usual hours of sale, the following prop
erty, to wit:
One negro girl by the name of Lean, a-
bout 16 years old: levied on as the property of
Thomas A. Pittman, to satisfy two fi fas irom the
Gwinnett Superior court—one, Rankin, Boggs &■
Co. vs Wm. P- Hunnicutt and. Jossa ,R- Hunnicutt,
makers, and Thomas A. Pittman, inaoreer——-the
other. Rankin, Boggs & Co. vs W m. E. Hunnicutt,
maker, and Tliomas A. Pittman, indorser.
One dark bay horse: levied on as the
property of Richard Rawlins, to satisfy one cost fi
fa from Gwinnett Inferior court, William S. Wiley
vs said Rawlins.
Two hundred acres of land, more or less,
it being the tract or parcel of land, whereon the_
widow Horn used to live,'lying on the waters of
the Mulberry, adjoining lands of Pool, Puckett and
others in Gwinnett county: levied on as the prop
erty of William Horn;, also Henry Smith’s inter
est in said tract of land: to satisfy one fi fa from
Gwinnett Superior court; Moore & Davfo vs Henry
Smith, maker, aud. Estiier Horn and Wm. Horn
indorser^. _ ‘ - r--
I One hundred acres of land, more or less,
whereon Daniel N. Pittman notv lives, and his,
said Pittman's, interest in a sett of Mills on ^ el-
less. known
by the name of the Sunar llill place, in Gwinnett
*>d on as the property of Nelson Clayton, ndm’r. ol co „ rti Ezekiel McCravey vs said Fuller, and Geo
* * /• C -- n:i.U Uonmin. i — 1, • _ . * - 1)w.m,bvI„ VwvintOil nil
Delamar Clayton, fi fa from Bibb Superior court.
Thomas W. Baxter vs Nelson Clayton, adinr. of
Delamar Clayton.
Lot No. 725, 4th dist. 1st section : levied
on as the property of John II. ifillhouse, fi fa from
a Justico’s court pf Lumpkin county, U. & C- A.
Barrett vs said Ilillhouse, and sundry otiier h fas
vs said Ilillhouse. Levied on and returned to me
bv a constable.
Three frnctionsnnd two lots in the North
bull of the 13th district, 1st, section, whereon Peter
Weaver now lives, numbers not known : levied on
as the property of Peter Weaver, jr. to satisfy sun-
j C X— r.. .■' - T — »— 1 of I nmyil-in «.ivn-
ty, Robert Stribiing vs Peter Weaver; jr. David
Wcayer, and Daniel Weaver. Levied on and re
turned to nie by a constable.
♦Ifte plantation on which Richard Bear-
dlit now lives, in the 5tb dist., 1st section, on the
waters of Amacalola, numbers not known: levied
on as the property of Richard Beardin, to satisfy
two fi fas from the Superior court of laimpkin coun
ty, the Central Bank of Goorgia vs Rich. Beardin.
Lot No. 1242,11th dist., 1st section : lev
ied on as the property of James Bryan, ft fas from
Lumpkin Superior court, tho Central Bank of Geo.
vs James Bryan.
ljOts Nos. 1127 and 1128, 11th dist. 1st
section : levied on as the property of Samuel Ea
ton, to satisfy a fi fa from Lumpkin Superior court,
Alsey B. Barker vs Samuel Eaton.
A lot of land in the North half of the 13th
dist., 1st section, recently occupied by Daniel Neal,
adjoining lands bf the widow Keith, number not
known: levied on as the property of John Robin
son, fi fa from Hall Superior court, Robert Striblin
vs John Robinson and James W. Robinson. Poin
ted out by A. Cowen.
The plantation whereon Luke White
now lives, on Town creek, adjoining lands of Jon
athan Oxford: levied on as the property of Luke
White.fi fa from Lumpkin Superior court, Lewis
Little v? Luke White.
Lot of land, No. Ill, 1st dist., originally
Habersham, now Lumpkin county-. levied on as
' the property of Solomon Barnes, senr., fi fa from
Lumpkin Superior court, Francis I. Sullivan vs
Solomon Barnes, sen. and Solomon Barnes, jr.
Lots Nos. 1140 and 1185, 12th dist., 1st
section; 9horses and 1 four-house wagon; 2 ne
gro bovs, Stephen and Anderson : all levied on as
the property of Boling W. Field, two fi fas from
Lumpkin Superior court tfie Central Bank of Geor
gia vs said Field, and Harrison Summerour vs 11.
W. Field. •
The plantation whereon William B. Lan-
dram now lives, lying on the waters of the Chesta-
tee, adjoining lands of Banksand others, fi fa from
Lumpkin Superior court, A. B. Barker vs William
It. l.andrum. Conned oal Vrr TTVniihiflr.
J. S. CHASTAIN, Sheriff.
;Feb. 1,1844.
county ; l road wagon and 3 horses; 40 barrels of
corn, more or less; 1 negro boy by the name of
Garrcttson; 1 store house, and lot-on which it
stands, in the town of Lawrenceville in the county
of Gwinnett, known as Crawford's old store house;
and one negro woman and 4 children; all levied
on as the. property of Daniel N. Pittman, to satisfy
five fi fas from Gwinnett Superior court—one Abra
ham Martin \s Daniel N. Pittman, one Jonathan
Johnson vs said Pittman, one Patrick Smith vs said
Pittman, one the Central Bank of Georgia, vs Tiios
Worthy, maker, Daniel N. Pittman and Tiios. A
Pittman, endorsers, one Moses Liddell vs Tiios. A
Pittman aud D. N. Pittman, and one from Cobb
Superior court, Richard L. Haynes for the use of
Clark.Howell vs Daniel N. Pittman and Georg
Baber. \ v
Two hundred and seventy-six acres of
land, more or less, adjoining Sliamley and others,
on the waters of the Mulberry: levied on as the
property of Elias Davis, to satisfy a fi fa from tho
. Gwinnett Superior court, Reuben S. Norton vs said
Lot of land, No. 52, in the 12th dist., of| Davis; and Robert s. Foster, indorser, Wm. P. A
d rountv : levied on as the property of William j Timms, security on stay of execution.
One hundred and ninety-nine acres of
land.more or less, adjoining John Puckett and otli
ers, on the' waters of the Mulberry: levied on to
satisfy six fi fas from a Justice’s court of Gwinnett
county, J. B. Pain vs Wm. Hall. Levy made, and
returned to mo by Wm. P. A. Timms, L. G.
NELSON ROBERTS, D. Sheriff
Feb. 1, 1814.
D. Phillips, security on stay
bv defendant Fuller.
Properly pointed out
said county : levied on as the property
Anderson, being the place whereon he now resides,
by virtue of an execution issued from the Inferior
court, Benj. Yeargin, for the use of J. T. Carter,
vs Wm. Audorson. Property pointed out by de
fendant.
Lots of land, No. 59, and part of lot No.
58, all in the 12»h dist. of Habersham county: lev
ied on as the property of Peter Ray, by virtue of an
execution from the Superior court, John S. Dobbins
& C„. vs Peter liny, and Wm. Roy, security.
One negro boy, named Bob, 4 or 5 years
old : levied on as the property of \Y in. Clumbers,
by virtue of an execution issued from the Superior
court of said county, lohn S. Dobbins vs William
Chambers, and William Flack, security on stay.—
Property pointed out by said Flack.
WILLIAM GRANT, Sheriff
Feb. 1, 1844.
Hall Sheriff s Sal, .
Onthe Jirsf Tuesday inMARCH next,- *
W ILL be sold before the court-house door in
the town of Gainesville, Hall'county, 1 with-'
in the usual hours cf sale, tlio following property
to wit: ’' ’ '
Lots Nos. .89 and 90, and.i oflot No. 88,'
all in the 9th district of said county.: levied on as
the property of Charles Hulsey, to satisfy-two fi
.fas, one from the Inferior court of said county m
favor of Moses Brian vs Charles Hulsey and. Adler
Ilulsy, the other from the Superior court of said
county, in favor of Jeremiah. .Elders, vs Charles
Hulsey and William Sitton.
Two hundred acres of land, more or less,
on Flat creek, whereon William Cobb how lives :
levied on as bis property, to satisfy a fi fa from Hall
Superior court in favor of James Law.
One hundred acres of land, more or less;
on the Mulberry fork, whereon Jacob. Pirkle now
lives: levied bn as ihe property of said Pirkle, to
satisfy a fi fa from Hall Superior court in favor of
the Central Bank of Georgia vs Isaac Pirkle, ma
ker, and Joseph Wigley and Jacob Pitkle, endor
sers^; also 200.acres, more ot less: levied on as
the-property of Joseph Wigley, to satisfy the abovje
stated fi fa. , . , - ,. .. -
400 acres of land/more or . less; oil Al
len’s fork, on which is a grist and saw mill, being
the place whereon Truman Barber how lives : lev
ied on as bis property to satisfy sundry fi fas from
Hall Superior court, One in lavor of Edward R.
Harden, endorsee, one in favor of l. M. & L. A,
McAfee, and one io lavor of Lemuel A. McAfee,
bearer, all vs said Barber. ' ' ~
One gig : levied on as the proper! y ofJnnc
D. Wilbourn, to satisfy a fi fa from Franklin Su
perior court, in favor of Ifezektab Pruitt.
Three hundred acres of land, more or less,
on the waters of the Oconee, known as Dunagan’s
mill tract, adjoining lands of Eberheart-and G.
Floyd : levied on as the property of Stephen'Iteed,
’V - L EXECUTORS’ SALE, . ......
GHEE ABLY to an\ order , of the Iiohorabiel I —I—I
XjL Inferior Court of Walton county when .sitting FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
for ordinary purjioses, will be sold On the first Tues
day in March next, - before the court-house dobr
in rim town ofDahlonega, Lumpkin .county, lot of
land No. .967, in the lltlj district of the first section
of originally Cherokee, but now Lumpkin, county.
Sold as the property of Henry Ilardin, fate of W ni
ton County, deceased, for the benefit of the Iteirs
of said deceased: -
- BENJAMIN C. HARDIN,
Wlf.EY THORNTON
FEW GORDON
UlCe B- GREEN
Dec. 28-^42—ids.
HARDIN,-V
VExoc'r
SNy - j. - .
CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF
THE DLOOV, OR HABIT
- CF THE SYSTEM, '
- '■ NAMELY .—
SCROFULA, f.U Kt.VC.j EVIL, IUIECM.VTISM, CBSTIKatr
CCTAt<XONS KRUPT10SS, PIMFIES, Oft ^CSTJU.ICil
TilE FACK, PI.OTCHES, BllES, CHUONIC SORE EVES,
~ EisB'worm or TET-rirh. scald head, ENi.Auor.Mr.Nr'
AND pain d;- -The bones and'joints, stiueohn ui.--
ckus, Svpmr.iTic stMptoms; sciatica, oh ix.„-ra-
eO, AND DISEASES ARISINCi FROM AN INJCDICIOUS IsE
OF MKKCCBV, ASCITES, OB DROPSY, EXPOSURE oil
IMPRUDENCE IN LIFE. ALSO. CHRONIC CONSTITU
TIONAL DISORDERS, WILL BE REMOVED BV THIS
PREPARATION.
WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF SANDS' SAR-
SAPAmt,LA in Norwich, conn.
Read the following from Mrs. Wm. Phillips, who
has long resided at tti« Falls. The facts me well
known io all the old residents in that part ol tlie city.
Mkssks. A. B. Sands <&'Co.—Sirs : Most gratc-
fuHr do I embrace this ojjportunity for staring to
you.the great-relief! obtained froui .the use ofymir
Sarsaparilla: I shall ajsojbe happy, , ihroi'gji you,
to publish to all who arc afflicted, as 1 lately was,
tlse account of fny unexpected, and even for a long
tinte despaired of Cure: Mine is a paiu.ful -story,
and frying ajTdsN'kentng as is the narrative of ft,
for the sake of many who may be so surely reliev
ed. L vyrll briefly yet accurately state it.
... Nitietcjsn vearsVo Iasi ApriV a fit of sickness
for Ordinary purposes, will.be sold before the court-! left- me wit.li an Erysipelas eruption. Dropsical'
house* door'in the town of ITonroc, on the first^coUections immediately took place over tlie entiro
Tuesday in May next, during-th© legal 1 'hours of| sur ^ a . co df my body, causing such an enlargement
sale, one.negro man,-by the name of David, about I that it was ngecssat v to add a yard to niv dresses'
50 years of age. Sold as tlie property uf John A. ar ‘ ,,m d «"•"<* \..vi
ADMINISTRATtUX’S SALE.
A GREEABLY to an order' of the Hdnoralde
Inferior court of Walton countyT when sitting
for Ordinary purposes, will be sold on the first
Tuesday it: April next, before the court house door
in the vowir .of Jeffefsoi), during the legal hours of
sale, all tlw; land belonging to the estate of John A.
Bonduratit, dec’d;, lying in the cobpty of Jacfe?bii,
conttriiilng 398 acres, more or less, adjoining Sims,
Millsaps and others—73 or 80 acres cleaved, the
balance in the woods. Sold .as the property.,of
John A. Bondurantfor. the benefit of his heirs and
creditors. NANCY BONDUttANT, Adm’.v.
l.j Jail. 18—45—tds. v - ; -
ADMINlSTiiATjllX’S SALE. ...
A GREEABLY to an order of the . Honorable
xi Inferior court of Walton county, wlien sitting
Bo.uduranti deceased, for the benefit of his heirs and
creditors. NANCY BONDUttANT, Adin’x.
Jan. 18—45—tds. ‘ •
ALSO. AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE, WILL nE SOLD
TUE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, TO WtT :
One hundred and twenty-five acres of
land, more or less, being part of lot. No. 125, in
tlie 6th district of said county, adjoining Nash and
others : levied on as the property ofDavid R. Phil
lips, to satisfyl one fi fa in favor of Azariah Noel,
executor of Thomas Nellains, deceased vs David
It. Phillips, Jackson Smith and Lot ttowden.
Two hundred and twenty-five acres of
land, more or less, adjoining Anthony and others,
on the Mulberry : levied on as the property-of Pat
rick Smith, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of Geo. W.
F. Lamkin vs said Smith and ttoltert Anthony.
Two hundred and fifty acres of land,
more or less, No. 132, in the Cth district ot the
Postponed Sale.
AT THR'SAXrC TIME AND PLACE, WILL RE SOLD TUE
FOLLOWING PROPERTY, TO WIT :
Six hundred and thirty-four acres of land,
more or less, lying on Broad River. Habersham
county, adjoining Moss,. Wofford and others : levi- ^
ed on by virtue of an execution from the Superior above named county, lying on Sweetwater, adjoin-
of said county, as the property of 1 urncr ; | n jr Everett and others; lev
r PniMnln 1? f Vinryne POI.I T.OIlO C T . IV % - • * C
court ol said county, as the property ol I urncr j j n jr Everett and others; levied on. as the property
Lane, Temple F. Cooper vs said Lane. Property „f Loi ttowden, to satisfy one fi fa in favor of Chas.
pointed out by plaintiff. | N. Johnston vs said Rowden.
One Jackass, iu the possession of Martin
F.ngland: levied on as the property of David Eng
land, by virtue of an attachment, Walton Wyly, en
dorser, vs David England. Levy made and return
ed by a constable. .
WILLIAM GRANT, Sheriff
Feb, 1, 1844.
Jackson Sheriff’s Sale.
On thejirst Tuesday in MARCH next,
YlfILL be sold before the court-house dobr, in
*' tlve town of Jefferson, within the-usual
hours of sale, the following property, to wit: ..
Three hundred and six acres of land,
more or less, on the road leading from Jefferson to
Athens, adjoining Low’rey and others: levied mi by
virtue of a fi fa from Jackson-Inferior court, David
Kinney vs William llall, maker, and Jerome Mil
ler, endorser. Property pointed out by plaintiffs
attorney. - •
Fifty acres of land, more or less, adjoin-
Tltree hundred and seventy-five acres of
land, more or less, lot No. 260, in the 5th district
of Gwinnett county, the place where the defendant
now lives, bordering iho lands of Moore and others,
lying on the Alcovy : levied on to satisfy one • fi fa
in favor of Geo. W. F. Lamkin vs Stephen Horton.
One hundred and thirty-seven acres of
land, bounded by that of Pearce and oihers, on the
Apalache, the residence of the defendant: levied On
to satisfy a ti fa from Gwinnett Superior court, in
favour of Thomas C. Ncsbit, administrator, Ac. vs
Suel.Il. McLuag. • '
Forty barrels bf corn, six hundred bun
dles of fodder, four hundred pounds of seed cot
ton, one cotv and yearling, one scythe and cradle,
and a large wash pot:'levied on as the property of
Jacob Driver, to satisfy a fi fa in favor of'Allen
Burch vs said Driver and John Matthews.
One hundred and seventy-eighth acres of
land, more or less, adjoining Harrison and others,
on the waters of Marborough’s creek, 1 negro wo
man, 2 scythes and cradles, 1 spade : levied on as
to satisfy a fi fa from Hall Superior court in favor of
the officers of court.
One hundred, acres of land, lying on the
Grovg river : levied on as the property of Wjlliam
Morris, to satisfy a fi fa from Hall Superior ^court,
at the instance of John L. Ilichardson vs William
Morris, Willjam G. Morris and John Waicrs-
Fotrr hundred acres of.land, on the waters
of the Oconee river, adjoining Lisle and others:
levied on as the property of Oburn Buffington, .to
satisfy three fi fas issued tr«u»JnstlctfS court in
favor of J. H. CHIT Property pointed but by de
fendant. Levy tnado and returned tome by a con-
fitoMo. , *-
One hundred acres of land on tlie^Chat-
tahoochee river, whereon. William Thacker now
lives: levied on as the projierty of George W,
Vayles, to satisfy,a fi fa from HalL Inferior court at
the instance of John Reynolds and officers of court
vs James Vayles and George W. Vayles.
J. D. HARDAGE, D. Sheriff
Feb. 1, 1814. ;> fo - *-
at the sas’.k time, and place, will bf. sold t
FOLLOWING PROPERTY',' TO WIT : '
Lots of land, Kos. 5 and 17, in the 10th
district of llall county f levied on as the property
bf Isaac M. Newton, to- satisfy a fi fa in-favor of
Young P. Pool vs John D. Newton and Isaac M.
Newton. Fi fa issued from Hall Superior court.
Part of lot No. 39, aud lot No. 5S, and lot
No. 40, and part of lot formerly owned by Joseph
Clayton ; levied on as the.property of Rice Smith,
to satisfy a fi fa issued from llall Superior court
in favor of Matthew A. Kcifh, for the use of An
derson Cook vs lticc Smith and Davis Welchel
senior. ^ • f
All the premises wfiercon Aaron W. Guy
ton now lives: levied on his property, to satisfy a
fifa from Hall Superior court, John McNeal vs
Aaron W. Guyton and Howell Jarrett, security on
stay. Property pointed out by A. W. Guyton.
One bay mare, and six head of cattle
levied on as the property of Christopher Elrod, to
satisfy a fi fa from Hall Inferior court in favor ol
Rankin Dcggs & Co. vs John V. Craven and
Christopher Elrod. B. DUN AG AN, Sheriff.
Feb. I, 1844.
late of Jackson Co. deceased, for the benefit of his
heirs and creditors.' Terms, twelve months! credit,
with twites and approved.security.
WILLEY BENNETT. \ ‘
- GIDEON SMITH, j
Jan., 18—45—tds.
ing McClesky and oihers : levied on as the proper- . . .
ty of Thomas B. Finch, by virtue of a fi fa from j the property of Wm. Rakeslraw, to satisfy a fi fa
2Iabei*s!isftaai Slicriifs Sale
On the first Tuesday in APRIL next,
ILL be sold before the court-house door in
^ ’ t.'larkesvillc. Habersham county, within the
usual hours uf sale, tlie following property, tp wit
Lot of land, No. 157, in the 2d district
of Habersham county, being the place whereon tlie
defendant now lives, embracing A my's Ford on the
Chattahoochee river : levied on as the property of
Davis House, by virtue of a mortgage fi fa issued
from the Superior court ol Habersham co._, George
l). Phillips vs said House. Property pointed out in
said mortgage. . WM. GRANT, Sheriff
Feb. 1, 1841. - ,. .
Franklin Shcrifl ’s Sale.
On the first Tuesday in MARCH next,
W ILL be sold before the court house door in
the town bf Carocsville, Franklin county,
within the usual hours of sale; the following prop
erty, to wit: • r '
One hundred acres of land, more or less,
on the waters of Crockett’s Creek, adjoining John
M. Neal artd others : levied on as the property of
John Westbrook, to satisfy a fi fa issued from the
Inferior court of said comity, King & Dumass vs
Jbhn Westbrook. Property pointed out by deft.
Two hundred and ten acres of land, ipore
or less, on the waters of Boverdam Creek, adjoining
John Wooten and others: levied on as the proper
ty of Isaac Dennard, to satisfy a fi fa issued from a
Justice’s court,' James Bell vs Isaac Dennard
levied on and returned to me by a bailiff. And
other fi fas, James Bell vs said Dennard.
One hundred acres of land, more of less,
oh the waters bf Shoal Creek, adjoining Grifith,
Cummings and others: levied on. as the property of
John Temples, tb satisfy a fi fa issued from a Jus
tice's court of said county, in fovor of Temple F.
Cooper vs Margaret A. Brown, alias, Margaret A.
Temples. Levy made and returned to me by a bah
liff. . .. .
Ati Ihe right, title and interest, that A: T.
Davis, has in and to four hundred acres of land,
more or less, on the waters of Gnmlog Creek, ad
joining William Thomas and others, being the lot
of tana whereon S. King formerly- lived: levied on
M the property bf said A. T. Davis, to satisfy a. fi
fa issued from the 213th dist. G.All,-Of said county,-
Eir-Fitzgerald vs Robert Summerville and A. T.
Davis. 'Levy muds and returnedro me by abailiff
Sold on the first Tuesday in January 1844, to
Thomas PuVnam, for one- hondred and thirty, two
dollars, and tho sale not complied with, and. otier.
A fas from, a Justice’s court vs said Davis.
The 9th part of the tract oi laud, where
on Freeman Wheeler now Uyeg. it being the do-
fendaut’s interest in said land, tying on the waters
of Broad River; adjoining lands of William Akins,
Daniel Chandler pnd others: levied on as the prop
erty bf James Martin, jr., to satisfy a fi fa issued
from a Justice’s fcourt, of said county, Reuben
WitcheU vs said Jambs Martin. Levy made and
returned to me by s beillff. . ..
B. McNIEL, Sheriff.
Feo. 1, 1844.
Postponed Sale,
AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE, WILL BE SOLD THE
~ following pkopertt, to wit:
Thirty acres of land, more or !ess,..on thp
waters of Gumlog Creek, being the lot of land,
whereoa the defendant now lives; levied on as the
property of Hesekialf Smilh, to satisfy-a fi fa issu
ed from the Inferior court of said county,-Robert
B.-McAELSUriiT.
Feb. 1,1844.
Jackson Superior court. Levi Ixtwrey. guardian &c.
vs Charles Lavender and Tiios. B. Finch. Prop
erty pointed out by plaintiff.
Seven *litindreci anti ten acres of land,
more or less, on tlie waters of Sandy creek : levied
on by virtuo pf two fi fas from Jackson Superior
court, John M. Henderson, Ex’r &c. vs James D.
Johnson and Thomas Johnson, and Reuben Nash,
security on stay; and one other fi fa, John M. Hen
derson, Ex’r &c. vs Tliomas Johnson, Jno. Moore,
and James D. Johnson, and Reuben Nash, security
on stay.. Properly pointed out by plaintiff’s att’y.
One .negro girl, hy the name of Mary. 1
about it or ,12 years of age : levied on as the prop
erty of Charles Hutson,by virtue of a 6 fa from Jack-
son Superior court, John II. Smith vs Charles llut-
son. -Property pointed out by. John U. Smith.
Four hundred acres of land, more or less^
on*the waters of Sandy Creek: levied bn by vir
tue of a fi fa.from Jackson .Superior court, Russel
T. Jones vs John H. Smith.' Property pointed out
by plaintiff’s attorney.
WM. S. THOMPSON. Sheriff
Feb. 1, (84).
Postponed Sale.
at the same time and place, wiu. be sold THE
FOLLOWING PROPERTY, TO WIT:
Six hundred acres of land, more or less,
on the waters of the Mulberry, the plage whereon
Sugar Bonds now lives, well improved; also three
negroes, to wit ; Simon a boy, about 35 years old,
Jinny a woman, about 25 years old, Hannah a wo
man, about 23 years old : levied on as the property
of Sugar Bonds, by virtue of two fi fas from Jack-
son Superior court—one in favor of Hosea Camp,
bearer, va Sugar. Bonds and Isham R. Bonds, and
John M. Bonds, security bn stay, tl:e.other in favor
of Greenbbth Winn, bearer.-va Sugar. Bonds-and
Isham R, Bonds, and John M. Bonds, security on
stay. All levied on by the former sheriff of Jack-
son county, and returued to me.-
JOSHUA H. RANDOLPH, D. ShTf.
F®b, 1, 1841.
in favor of Andrew Boyd vs said Rakestraw.
Foilrteen siaves—Reuben, a man, Stephen,
nan. Bartlet. a man,.Lewis. John and Reuben
boys, Caroline, Malinda, Permela, women, Matilda',
Ader, Esther, Caroline and Lucinda, girls: about
100 liarrelsof corn,cribed, and 200 barrels of tho re-
abouis, not gathered, 6000 lbs. seed cotton, more
or less, and about tho snmo quantity in the field,
not yet picked out, 12 stacks of fodder, 1 pen of
oats, 25 head of'cattle, 75 stock hogs, 10 horses, 1
buggy and harness, 2 yokes of oxen and 1 ox wag
gon, 249 and 8-10 acres of land, lot No. 330, and
250 acres of land, lot No. 318, all in the 6th district
of.said county. The interest of Thomas A. Pittman,
and Robert B. Dickerson, being each one eighth part
in the above named property, now in the possession
of James Tate, to satisfy one fi fa in favor of Adam
Hoyt vs Thomas A. Pittman, principal, and Daniel
N. Pittman .and- Robert B. Dickerson, securities ;
and one other fi fa in favorof the Central. Bank of
Georgians Thomas A. Pittman, maker, and Ffan-
ocs J- Pittman and Daniel N. Pittman, endorser*
All-that tract of land whereon Abssolcnv
Dutican now resides, on the Gill>ert ferry road, six
or seven mites from Lawrenceville : levied on as
the property of said Duncan, to satisfy a fi fa in fa
vor of Geo. W. F. Lamkin vs Duncan and Newton
Forsyth Sheriff’s Sale.
■On the Jirst Tuesday in. MARCH, next,.
ILL be-sold before .the court-house door in
' the town of Cumming, within the usual hrtura
of sale, the following, property, to wit: ,
One negro woman,' by the name of Fran
key, about 20 years of age : levied on as the prop
erty of Napcy. Baker, to satisfy sundry fi fas issued
from a Justice’s court of Forsyth bounty , in favor
of Robert S. Foster vs Jesse Thomas and Nancy
Baker. Lery made and returned by a constable.
Lot No. eight hundred and stxty-shc, 2d
dist: 1st section : levied on as the property of
George James, to satisfy a fi fa issued iron) a Justi
ce's’court of Forsyth-county, in 'favor of Osborn
McGinnis vs George.James. Levy ptade and re
turned to me by a constable.
One-white cow: levied tin as tbe~propcr-
te of Wm. P. Anderson, to .satisfy a fi fa issued
from the Superior court of Forsyth county, in fa
vor of O. and T. Strickland .vs William Humphrey
and Wifi. P. -Anderson. .
, xC A. THORNTON, D. Sheriff.
Feb. 1,1844,
McDtu.
Feb. 1, 1844.
NEI^ON“ ROBERTS, Sheriff.
IiiasB3phm Shci’iiTs Sale.
On the first Tuesday in -MARCH next,
"W^7*lX»l*-A>e.-SCAl«J_Jm>fo.ro tho. Court-house door in tlie
- v T town of Dahlonega, Lumpkin county, the fol
lowing property, to wit;
Throe negroes, to wit: Henrietta, Marga
ritta and Daniel: lovied on as the property of Jo
seph M. Ashurst, to satisfy a mortgage ti fa return
able to the Inferior court of Lumpkin caunty^ Wm.
Kimzcy vs Joseph M.?Ashurst. * •
J; S CHASTAIN, Sheriff
Dec. 28, 1843. ' '
AUMINISTRATORS’ SALE.
A GREEABLY to an order of the Court of Or
dinary of Jackson county, will.be. sold on.thc
first Tuesday in April next, at the court-house in
Daniolsville, Madison county, one hundred and
twenty-five acres of land, more or less, improved,, . , -
adjoining Isaac Strickland,. James Chandler, and I ? ctl -' c, 1 an . tiie ulcers .enlarged, and so deeply
others. Sold as the properly of. Tapley Bennett, j, l< ' se -,!? half years they
around the waist. Next followed, upon my limbs,-
ulcere, painful beyond description. For years,
both in summer and-winler, the only mitigation of
my sufferings was found in pouring upon titosa -
parts cold water. From my Hip.bs lit? p»«:
ed over my whole body. There, was literally for
rnc no rest, by day or by night. Upon lying down
these pains would shoot through my system, and
conipel me to arise, and, for hours together, walk
tlie house, so that i was almost entirely deprived cl
sleep. During tins time the Erysipelas continued
Adrn’rs.'
A'
GUARDIAN’S SALE. ~
GREEABLY to an order of tlie. Court of Or
dinary of Clark county, will be sold, on the
first Tuesday in April next, at the court house in
Jefferson,; Jackson comity, forty-four acres cfjand.
more or less, lying in Jackson cd6nty,on the middle
fork of Oconee river, on whfdh is a-comfortable
dwelling, a grist mill, nnd the foundation for a fac
tory. .Said land is about nine miles from Athens,
aiiil joins Thomas, Ynrnutn and others. Sold as
have bcen subject to bleeding. During these al
most twenty years I have consulted many pliysi
cians. These have called my disease—as it was
attended with an obstinate .rough and a steady and
active pain in my side—a dropsical consumption;
and though they have been skilful.practitioners,
they were only able to afford my case a partial and
temporary relief. 1 had many other.difficulties too
complicated to describe. 1 have' also, used many
‘Of tlie medicines that have been recommended m
infallrble cures.for. this disease, yet these all failed,
and I was most emphatically ’ growing worse. In
this critical condition, given up by-friends, and ox-
pecting for myself,.relief only in death I was by ti.e
kindly intcrjtositinn of Providence, furnished with
your, to'me, invaluable Sarsaparilla. A single bot
tle gave me an assuranc e ofhealth, whic h for twenty
years 1 had not once.folt. Upon !akit:g the second
STEPHEN C. TALMApGE, Guardian.
J.an. 25—-16—tds. N
the property ofJolm Talmadge, lunatic, for the ben- enlargement diminished, and in days
efit oflus creditors. - Jermscash. from the 8th of October, when I commenced taking
your Sarsaparilla, I’Was able to enjoy sleep and
rest,'by night, as refreshing as any 1 ever enjoyed
1 wKeir-in perfect health, Besides, I was, in this
short rime x relieved from all those excruciating and
uaallcviaied.pains that had afflicted my days, as
well as robbed ntc of my night's repose. The ul
cers upon my limbs are -healed, the Erysipelas
cured, and my size reduced nearly to mj tonner
measure. ;
Thus much do T feel it n privilege tb. testify to
iKe .efficacy of your health-restoring Sarsaparilla.
A thousand thanks, sirs, from one whose comfort
and whose lurpe of future: llealilv .are due. Hinder
God, to your instrumentality. Aud may the same
Providence that directed me to your aid, make, the
happy and -honored insirumen's of-blessiug otliers,
as despairing as vo'ur much relfeved and very grate
ful friend. : ASEAbATH M. PHILLIPS.
New London, Co. ss. ' Norwich, Nnv. 4,-1812.
Personally appeared, the above-named Asenath
M. Phillips, and made oath of the facts contained
iu the foregoing statement before me.
' RUFUS NY. MATTHEWSON.
Justice of the Peace.
Being-personally, acquainted with Mrs: Phillips,
I certify-that the above asserted facts nro substan
tially true. WILLIAM 11. RICHARDS,
' Minister of the Gospel at Norw ich, Conn.
ADM INI STRAT'O LUS SALE.
W ILL be sold on Thursday the 14th day of
March next;'at the late residence of- Reu
ben Brazelton, late.of Hall county,-deceased; all
the personal property belonging.to his estate; con
sisting of a waggon.anfl a yoke ol steers, horses,
cattle, hogs, corn, foddeF.-oats, household and
kitchen furniture; one set blacksmith’s tools, plan
tation'tools, &c. &c.' Sale to continue fronv day
to day until all is sold. Terms made known on
thetlay ofsale., . . -
ELIZABETH BRAZELTON, Adm’x.
Febi 1-r—17—tds.
GEORGIA, WALTON COUNTY,
Court ofi Ordinary, January Term, 1844.
W HEREAS John McCurdy, natural guardian
of John David, R. McCurdy, B. M. McCur
dy, Martha C. Johnson and Francis M. McCurdy
applies to this court for letters of Dismission from
said Guardianship. .-S -
It is therefore ordered ly the court, That all per
sons concerned shew cause, if any they have, on or
be fore, the first Monday in-March nC.\t,why said guar- ‘
dian should not be dismissed from said guardian
ship, aud it is furtlier ordered, that, this rule be pub
lished in sonic public gazette in this State,.for for
ty days previous to that time as required by the
statute in such cases made and provided.
V A true C0Urt ’ 9th j clucemcm for making it would he removed ; for i.f
January. 1844. JESSE MHCIIELL,c. c." - 1 °
J.an, 18—45-
' - - New-York, Oct. 11), 1842.
Messes. Sands—Gentlemen: If you ahc.e were
concerned in the present statement, the great iti-
: Ipd.,
course no testimony can -strengthen your own cot -
I vicrions in relation JO the Value, and efficiency ot
: y.'iif .Sarsaparilla, which has already proved such
j a blessing tri the mirny.hundreds who have used it.
But 1 have looked upon tlieVorid encircling in its
Gill apply to me for letters of Administra- a rnts thousands bmvcd dbwti with sufferings stmi-
GEORGIA, FRANKLIN COUNTY.
HEREAST Jbhn'lU McEntier and Josiah II.
Iron, on the estate of-James L. McrEuticr, dec’d,'
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased,
to be and appear at my office within the'time pre
scribed by law, to sliew cause, if any they have,
why said letters should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this lttth day January,
1944. TIIOS. KING, c. c. o'.
Jan. 18—45—30.1. r '' '
Apjaiitrisf rati’oks> saLks, &c.
EXECUTORS’ SALE.
A GREEABLY to an order of the Inferior Court
^JL of Clark county, when sitting -for ordinary
purposes, will be sold on Ute first Tuesday jn March
next, before tho court-house doof-of said county,
the real estate of llenjy laokson, deceased, tying
in said county of Clark. Isold for the benefit of the
heirs. 'Terms made known on the day of sale.
MARTHA J. JACK-SON, Executrix,
11. It.'JACKSON, Executor. - -
Jaffi 4—43—f ls. .
GEORGIA. HAUERSHAM COUNTY... ,
1IEREAS Elizabeth Ellison, applies to me
TT for lepers of Administration on the estJtc ol
Benjamin Elliton, Jr. , late of said county deceased:
These are therefore to cite and a'dtftoriish ffH and
singular tho kindred and erfeditors of said deceased, | seemc-l d scase.1.
to-.be and appear at my office within tlie time pre
scribed by. law, c to ?ltpw cause, if any they have,
why said letters should not be granted.
Given undermv hand, tliis 4th Tan., 1844;
; FHIL1F MARTIN d. c. cr o. '
Jan. 11*—44—30d.
Walton Sheriff's Sale.
On the first Tuesday »/i MARCH next,
VA/'IIJ,he sold before the court-houee door -itr
▼ ▼ - Monroe, Walton county, within the usual
honrs of sale, the following property, to wit:. ■
Otie negro man by the name nf Poter, 21
years old : levied, on as the property of Harris Bo-
pian, to satisfy a fi fa from a Justice's court in fa-
;“vor of Barker & Smith vs Harris Homan and sun:
dry other fi fas vs saidBoman. 'Levied on atid re
turned to me by n constable.
AH the right, title and interest of Mary
Weatherford in 330 acres, of land, tying in the but
off of Walton county T adjoining Smith and others,
also ono negro woman, named Gin, thirtv-four years
old; levied on as the property of Mary Weatherford,
tosatisfy sundry fi fes from a Justice’s court in favor
of Frederick SmHh ys Mary Weatherford and Josiah
Bundrant. Levied otr and returned to me bv a
constable.. . ’ _ ■-*
One boy horse, 7 years old, and one sor-
roh mare,- 7 years old, and on Wednesday thereafter,'
at the residence of Mitchell Conner, will be sold
tlie following property, by order of the Judge of the
Superior court: one 70 gallon still jone 65 gallon still,
on* 116 gaBoristilL,attdwonns aBdjjjbto^fcWajiiid
49 beer,stands; all levied on as the property of said
Mitchell Conner, to satisfy a ifi fa issued from Wal
ton Superior court in favor of Hand & Scra'ntoO sfc
Mitchell Conner and -Wilson. Conner, secufitv dn
tnay. ’BLAKE J. COOPER, !)’. SRiitir. •
Feb. 1, 1814.
NOTICE., " . • TJ- '
A LL persons indebted to the estate of John Bald-
jLJL win, late of Forsyth county, deceased, are re
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having demands against the .cstato,. will present
them in terms of the law. . • «»v V
' - ARTlIElt ERWIN, Ad mV.
- -Jan. 18^-—45—lOd. - . l ^ E -
ADMINISTRATOR’S SAl.E*
A GREEABLY to an order of the Honorable Im
feriof Court of Gwinneutounty, when sitting
•for Ordinary purposes,’ will -be sold on the first
Tuesday in March ftext, before-tho court-housedoor
in Walton county. Sixty acres of land, more or less,
adjoining Josse-McCord and otliers. Sold as the
property ofrJohn W. Shackelford, late bf Gwinnett
county, deceased. - Terms made known on the day
<ffsale. - . HENRY C. BUTLER, Adm’r.
Dec. 2l-rr41—Ids -fil ,!--
ADMINISTRATRIX’S SALE. :
A GREEAllLY to an order of the -Court of Or-*
■ x3L dihary »f Walton county," will be soid to.the
highest bidder, before the court house door in Mur
ray county, within tiie legal Hours bf sale,, on the
first Tuesday in March next, Lot of land, No.
174, in the 8tn district aiid 3d section qf origtnallv,
Cherokee, now Murray county, containing J66
acres, more hr less, and sold as rthe jirbperty -of
Joshua Morgan, deceased, for the benefit of his
heirs and creditors. TertnsrCasb.
RACHEL MORGAN, Adm’S.
v ' V'. - with the' Will annexed.'
Dec. 21—II—tds. ' - V
EXECUTORS’SALE.
in said <mun5yj;pn the first Tuesday, in Marchltest,
the following part oflots of laad.y.iz: X.9, ^33,in the
S'Afr 101 of said county, containing one- hundred
glpr&fftqre or less life 231, inf : , the, district o'
said cphnfy, con tain tog tWQjmndrod. anti' twenty,
five acres, more or less; No. 246, in ih'e sime dis
trict containing one hundred and twenty-five acres,
more or less, together with a good- saw. mill, all
belonging to the estatq .of. Elisha Winn deceased
Termsmade known.on the dayofsah
RICHARD D. WINN,
wm.Maltble, .
Extfrtr.
GEORGIA, frXBERSnAM COUNl'Y,
\?&T IlEREAS'John C, Alien, and VVillittm Htxi
t r fajiplv to me for letters-of Administration
jointly, on the estate ot Benjamin Ellison; sr. late
of said-couqty, deceased; ... **•-•? u'
. Ttiesc are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular tlie Kindred ami Creditors of said deceased,
to bc^doth appear at my office within the tiine pre
scribed by law, and show cause,'if any they liave,
why. said letters.should not be.granted.
.Given umler rnv hand, ffijs dill.Jan., t844i
PHI LIP MARTIN, b. c. e.* o.
Jan 1 Ir—44—-30d '
GEORGIA, FORSYTH COUNTY- -
W HEREAS Almou G. Hutchins and-William
P. Foster apply to’me for.letters df Admin-
istration, on tiie estate of Joseph I). Foster,'lit? of
said county, deceased. ' 1 : *‘‘ ■'
Tltese afre theteford fo cite aud admonish allund
singular tiie kindred and credRoTs'-of said deceased;
to be-and appear at my office , within, tho time, pre
scribed. by la\y, to5hew cause.if arvylhey can, why
■said ietlers should itot be granted. ' ' *
■ Given under my hand and seal, this 27ffi duv of
.January. I84i.>-. ; McCO¥ r -o-c: o.
Feb. 4—47—30d. ,. . .- t ...
GEORGIA, HALL COUNTY.
WTlLLlXMfB: JHAW‘KS; tjf the 411th dist. G'.
-~V\- M,-tools bofrtre‘.irife ©tier estray '-more,- -*'
bright SOrreL-.with a blazc down herJaroliead. lwa
bipd feet white, 4 fyet 11 inches, high, supposed to
be eleven years old, trots. Appraised to $40 by
John WSlliairis and S. M Itale. • ■ • : f
R. L. WILLIAMS, ,.p.
.A-copy from tiie estray book, Jan.: 22nd 164L-.
- yeb.’ W° N ’ <) -
lar tp tnjt own, who would-gkuUy hasten to the same
souree that restored niy licalilu if they., tyerc per
suaded. they .would meet with the. same happy re
sult's. Therefore, g'eiitiemen, it is-tliat ttmsethmjs-
aUr's tn:'V I e coHvitived, and |.<Wfit- by tlicir convic
tion as i liavCTtfoue, that induce sine u» state before
tha world a period of sufipring surJi as few have
known, and tlie permanent relief J received from
youi Sarsaparilla. But how shall I begin, or htwv
ciesf ribethose excruciating agonies that seized upon
nvv-'lrame ! Early in the month of June, 1810, I
'was first attacked with rheumatism, caused I have
-reason to believe, by a ,-gverc cold contacted while
uursiiig one of my children, who was then very ill.
My suffering soon bfecnitic intense, evi rywhere I
anted diseased- Fpr-fivo-months .1 wo*. us.aUo
to walk, ; nd for six weeks did not he ufp.i n hetf,
but was obliged to. remain i i a sitting pi s urc, that
being les»agonizing than any other. My whole
body.was so sore and-racled - with .pain-that the
slightest touch caused ir.c xp.essiblc di.rtress. For
a period of many months 1 did not sleep tut two
nights; and the only rest-1 ohtaiired'was during tlm
Hay, When-tsniure became exhausted and I fell into
a slumber, frtfit w hich-1 was scon awakened by
iho-beating and thvobl ing, pain. My limbs were
Stvollcn and my shou’djts drawn out of place, aiid
althget.hcr I was rendered entirely helpless. I ob
tained "the best medical advice, but without receiv
ing any permanent relief. The rheumatism being
combined, with a swelling and painful affection of
the joints, rendered it'still w orse.' Tumors former!
under the skin, round niy head, which caused hurtt-
inga'iid lanciating pains Similar to scrofula of tie
glands.,,.- - pan
My.groans qt.night caused jhe watcliman to stop
iri toe street ar? lie passed fry ; and when many of
my friends'residing ip l’oughkccjisie last visited me.
theV bid rr.e fanwvoH, ds they fftcrV thought, for cv
cr-c-.and ooce..the,! fathily assembled in tlie room to
watch the U§t spark of life go qu’. But the flame
of life again glared up wiiliia me; and soon after
■this I !ieard of y(Vur.S;rrsaparil\!», and delevrnined to
try it; and frehulff the result.' After taking or.c
‘bottle the pain left uic, andTavas able to walk and
bleep!'' L cm'tlfl scarcely realize l!tc transition—sr*
sudden,-so complete. After using four or five frot-
tleg,.J[ -xyas entirely cured. And are you alone,
gentlemen, cqiicerned to Uriow it ? I think r.ot;
.-inff' thrs' lariguagc is too'ttrlkf' forlhfe' occasion.—
EnrTkHo’w thnt tlio- medicine rliat possesses tlie
power to cure me, is t apabloofcmiferring llie same
blessing upon thousands of, otliers suflering—l>e r -
haps.dy ing ; therefore, these are all coru'cnied to
knowThat tfrcy can.frc cured.' In fart, all arc con
cerned in the diseovery of any thing that te:«.s to
promote the-happiness of-tlie haman race; for we
are, social beings, anti cannot suffer alone. 1 cr-
sons may doubt tliis stateinent if they will, and go
oh and suffer and die, t have discharged a duty
tvhichT feh incmfifreitt upon me in niakinpitknow
fortiie benefit of these who choose to behere it.
Tarineii goie LcatLiBr.
JP’ FeblT,' 184L > c " ■°
..r, ■ i, u - ■ .it,.—
JFaresh. Ci*auberrles, **
T UST received? and fot sale by .- >4
Fob i iwi/ ' r ' • f- T.UJSJIOP.
u.
M lts. MILLER’S Fi«c Cut CJiew-
W^TobaLT. BISIIoP.
- Feb. 1,1814. , ',,c.
. ANN BROWN, 47V Hcmston-strcet
>ared and.sold by A- B-^and* * go. l^Lg-
and Ch€irmsw;GranitelJutlfongs,2-3Broaiv-
wayj corner of Chambers street. New York: And
for sale by Druggists throughout the U. o. Unto
$1 per-boUle; six bottles for 85. .
• The public are respectfully, requested to remem
ber that it is Sapp’s Sarsaparilla that has and *
obnsfontiy achieving such remarkable curcs ofthc
most difficult class of diseakesto tvhtch the huroa
frame is subject, and ask. for. Sanda sSarsapartll .
•foV the-l*r6prietors,*fbr Aitrona and vicmitY*