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AUCTION SALES. C.JIy ShcrHI’s Sale. , O N tho first Tuesday in December next, will be sold, before the Court House* in the city of ' Savannah, between tho usual hour* of solo, A Negro Woman mined Rose: levied upon by virtue of fi. fits- isiutd from tho Hon. Court oi Common Picas and of Oyer and Terminer for die city of Savannah, at tho itutaueo of Thorns 4 Purse and John Meiehieon.'ut. nl. vs. Rebecca Russell; property pointed out by plaintifl*** at torney LliVl S. JUTS SELL, Sheriff. oci SB City SlicriIPs Sitle. O N the first Tuesday in December next, will be gold, before tho Court House, in the city of Savannah, between the usual hour* of silo, Lot No. 9, bounded by aud butting on Hast Bro&d-strect on die west, on tho north by lot No. 7, on die east by lot No. 10, on the south by lot No. 11; containing 90 feet front and 1G5 feet ui depth, together with nil tho buildings aud improvements thereon; levied upon by virtue of fi la’s issued from die Hon. Court of Common Picas and of Oyer and Terminer for the City of Savannah, at tho distance of John U. Gaulry et. al. vs. 1 lenry Sagiur* and James Sagnrs. Property pointed out by plaintiff* uttornics. LEVI S. RUSSELL, Sheriff, octdl 319 \ K f City Slu-rill* Sale. O N the first Tuesday in December next, will be sold, before the Court House, in die city of Tavannab, between the usual hours of sale, One Mahogany Sideboard, one nair Mahogany Card Tables, one do. ends, one Mahogany Dining Table; nineteen straw bottom Chairs, two pair of Shovel and Tongs and one Fonder; levied upon bv virtue of a distrain warrant issued from the ' lion. Inferir Court of ChaUimn county nt the in- ’ stance of Robert II. Pettigrew, trustee of Eliza L. Pettigrew, hi< wife, vs. Alex. II. McDonnell. Property pointed out bv plaintiff's anomies, oct 29 LEVI S. RUSSELL. Sheriff. * Executor’s (Hale. W ILL be sold, agreeable to an order of the lion. Inferior Court of Burke Co., while sitting for ordinary purposes, in tho town of Waynesboro, on the first Tuesday in January next, One tract of Ijtnd, belonging to die estate of Elisha Anderson, late of said county, deceased, lying on die waters of llockv (’reek, joining lands of James Anderson and B. Miller, ami containing fourteen hundred and twenty-four (1424) acres, more or lew. _ Sold for die benefit of the heirs &f uio deceased. JANE II. ANDERSON, Ex’ix. JAMES ANDERSON, ? P , A. H. ANDERSON, ] Exow ' oct 20 209 Administrator’*? Sale. O N the first Tuesday in December next, will be sold, before the Court House, in Chat ham County, between die usual hours of sale, die following property, to wit; Lot No. J 0, with improvements thereon, Wash ington Ward, city of Savannah, situated on Brv- on-street. Also, Lot No. 425, containing 490 acres, more or less, lying and being in Appling county. Also, Lot No. 47, coutninmg 250 acres, mor< leas, in Rabun county. Also, Lot No. 102,* containing 202.J acres, more or less, in Houston county. Also, 2 Shares Planters’ Bank Stock, of which $80 per share has been paid in. Sold by order of the lion, the Justices of the Inferior Court of Chatiiam County, when sitting for ordinary purposes, for tho benefit of the heirs and creditors of the late John D. Cole, deceased. BENJAMIN L. COLE, Administrator, net 4 Administrator's Sale. O N the first Tuesday in December next, will be sold, before the Court Houre, in Hunts ville. Liberty count)', the following Negron*: Nanny, El*v, Mary and Nancy, the property of the estate of John N. Way, and sold by order of the Court of Ordinary for said couuty, for die be nefit of the heirs. oct 3 WM, N. WAY, Adm’or. Georgia—Cliiulmtit County. To all whom it may concern. W HEREAS. MAry Sogura, widowabathftp plied to die* Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Chnthnm County, for Letters of Administra tion on die estate and effects of James S.igurs, •late of Chatham County.' These are therefore to cite and admonish,all find -Ui/iilar the kindred ami creditors of tiio said de ceased, to file ;hoir objections, (if any they have) to die granting of die administration of the (*•»• t ite to the applicant in die Clerk’s Office of* I e said Court, on or before tho twelfth day of Ho comber next; otherwise letters of administration will be grouted. Witness, die tlon. Francis Sorrel, one of the Iiist ; r o» of tho said Court, this 12th dav of Nov., A. D. 1839. F.DW’D G. WILSON, nov 12 Deputy Clerk c.o, c.c. ■ Geortfia—ThtUiiurn Couuty. To all whom it may concent: W II ERRAS'Oinizirae Leg riel, hath applied to the Hon. the Court ofOrdiuaryoi Cha • hant County, for Letters of Administration on die estate and effects of Paul Dupon, late of Chatham County, deceased. Tlic^o are therefore to cito and admonish, nil and singular the kimlred ami creditors of the sa d deceased, to file their objection* (if any they have) to tho graining of the administration of the e*tai« ofthe deceased to the applicant in die Clerk’s ( f- lice of the said Court, oqor before the 9th day oi Deceuilier next; otherwise letters of administra- don will be granted. Witness, the Hon. Francis Sorrel, ono ofthe Justices of die said Court, the 9th dav of Nov. A. D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, nov 9 Deputy Clerk r. n. c. o. Georgia—(Hintimui County. W HEREAS, Cyms Stedwan hath applied to the Hon. die Court of Ordinary of Chatham County, for letters of Administration on the estate and effects of James H. B. Foster, late of ChaUiam County, deceased. These are dierefore to cite and admonish nil an 1 singular the kimlred mid creditors of die said de ceased, to file iheir objection* (i£ any they have) .to the granting of the adiuiiiislrution'df the estate of the deceased to die applicant in the Clerk’s Office of the said Court, on orhefore the 31 >1 day of November next; odicrwise letters of adminis tration will be granted. Witness, die Hon. A. Porter, one of die Jus tices of tiie said Court, die 31st dn\ of October, A. D. 1839. EDW’D G. WILSON, oct 31 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c. Georgia—Cliutnaiu County* To all worn it may conceal. "Vj^/lIERKAS, Wui. Henry I’itts. AdtninUtrn- V f tor of the estate of James D Fitts, late ot Chatham County, deceased, hath applied to the Hon. the Courtof Ordinary of Chatham County, for Letters Dwmissory. These are therefore to cite and admonish all con cerned, to file dieir objections (if any they have) in tho Clerk’s Olfice of the said Court, on or be- fore the lGdi day of March next, otherwise letters dismissory will'lie granted. Witness’, die Hon W. Thorne Williams, one of die Jirstices of die said Court, die ltitli day of September, A. D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, sept 10 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c. Georgia—Clintnani County* To all whom it may concern. W HEREAS, Andrew Dixon. Administrator of die estate and effects of Daniel Foley, late of Chatham County, deceased, has applied to die Hon. die Court of Ordinary of Chatham County, for Jitters Disitiissory. These are therefore to cite aud admonish all con cerned, to file their objections (if any they luivel in die Clerk’s O.iice of die s.ud Court, on or before the 'M day of January next, otherwise letters di*- missory will be granted. Witness the lion. A. Porter, one of die Justices of die said Court, die 3d day of Jtilv, A. D. 1839. EDWARli G. W'lLSON, jnly 3^ Deputy Clerk c, o. c, c. KottaCw T\TJNr.TY,days after date, application vfill he J. v made to die Winters’ Bunk 'of die State of Georgia, for renewal of lost script, for Fivo Shares Stock of* said Bank, in , the name of Mary C. Schoeddo. S. PHILBRICK & CO. nttg 16 Notice* F OUR months after date, application will be made to the Justices of the Court of Ordin ary for the County of Camde n, for leave to sell ull (he real aud personal estate of David Thomas, lato of said county, deceased. augiW U. W. THOMAS, Adm’or. Administrator’s Sale. W ILL be sold outlie first Tuesday in Janu ary next, before the Court House in Hines ville. Liberty County, hy order of the Court of f Ordinary for said County, the following property of die estate of R. S. Leonard, viz; One Tract of Land, containing 500 ucres, more or less, known as the Cooper Tract; one House and Lot at Walthoun ille. with ]3nc:esof land, more or less, together with all other Land or Property owned by said estate; for the benefit of all concerned. GEO. W. DUNHAM, Adm’or. nov 5 217 OGorgiA-Ciuffhdih Couuty* To all whom it in ay concern: W HEREAS Patrick Marlow Imtli applied to tiie lion, die Court of Ordinary of Chat ham County, for Letters of Administration on the estate and effects of Nicholas Marlow, Esq. late of Chatham County deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish, nil and singnlur the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to file their objections (if any they have) to the grouting ofthe administration ofthe estate of the deceased to the applicant in the Clerk’s of fice ofthe said Court, on or before tiie 12th day of December uext; otherwise letters of administra tion will be granted. Witness, tho Hon. Elias Reed, one of the Jus tices ofthe said Court, the 12th day of November, A. D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, nov 12 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c. Georgia—Chatham County, To all whom it mny Concern; W HEREAS, S. A. Hooker, hath spplied to the Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Chat- ham County, for Letters of Administration on tie estate and effects of Isaac Norton, lato of Chatham Coupty, deceased. These arc therefore to cite and admonish, nil and singula# the kindred and creditors ofthe said deceased, to file their objections (ifany they have) to the granting of the administration ofthe estate of the deceased to the applicant in the Clerk’s Of fice ^'ofthe said Court, on or befure the twelfth day of December next; otherwise letters of ad ministration will ho granted. Witness, the Hon. M. Myers, one ofthe Justi- . ces ofthe said Court.the twelfth day of November, A. D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, nov 12 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c. Georgia—Chatham County* To oil whom it may couceru: 7* HERE AS Frederick E. Tebeuu, hath op- to Ihe Honorable the Court of Or dinary of Chatham Couuty, for Letters of Admin istration on the estate aud effects of Isaac Norton, late of Chatham Couuty, deceased.’ These arc therefore to cite and. admonish, nil and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to file their objections (ifuny tlieyhuve) to the granting of the adui’msitration of tho estate of the deceased to the applicant in the Clerk’s Of fice of tho said Court, on or before the twelfth day of December next; otherwise letters of administra tion will he granted. Witness, the Honorable Anthony Porter one of the J ustices of the said Court, the twelfth day of November A. D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, nov.12 Deputy Clerk, c. o. c. c. Georgia—JIStyuM County* To all whom it may concern; W HEREAS Andrew Bird lias made applica tion fur Letters of Administration, with the will onnexethtm the estate of, Dorcas Suiulev- lin, late ofthe Couuty of Chatham deceased. These .are 'therefore to cite and admonish all, and singular me kindred and creditors ofthe said deceased, to file their objections (ifuny they have) in the Clerk’s office of the Court of Ordinal^' lor said County, within tho time prescribed by law; otherwise letters ofadministrationi.ujjll bo granted to the said Andrew Bird. Witness, the Hon. Israel Bird, ono of die Jus tices of said Court of Ordinary, this 7th day of Novomber, 1339. I. SMITH. e. c. o. n. r. nov 12 **23 Georgia—Chatham County* To all whom it may concern. W HEREAS, Henry F. Wiliink, Executor of the 1ist will und testament of David Pidge, late of Chatham County, deceased, hath uppliecMo the Hon the Courtof Ordinary of Chatham Coun ty, for Letters Dir.uwsory. These are therefore to cite and admonish all concerned, to file dieir objection^ .f any they have) in the Clerk’s Olficcof the said Court, on orhefore the :u\ day of January next, otherwise letters dis- mi.i-o-y will be granted. Witness, fin: lion. Elias Reed, one of the Jus tices of tire said Court, the 3d day of July, A. D 1639. EDWARD G. WILSON, jnly 3 Deputy Clerk c. c. c. e. Georgia—KfHiigiia.ii County* To all whom it may concern. W HEREAS, Eliza McGahagnn, Administra trix of toe estate of W in. McMcGahagun, deceased, has applied to tiie Hon. the Courtof Or dinary of Etiiingliatn County, for Letters Dismis- aorv. These are therefore to cite and admonish all con cerned, to file their objections (if any they have) in Die Clerk’s Office of the said Court, on or before tiie (ilh day of March next, otherwise letters dis- miiuory will he granted. Witness, the Hon. C. Powers, one of die Justi ces of the said Court, the fitli dav of Sept. A. D. 1639. JOHN CHARLTON, sept 6 c. c. o. e. c. Georgia—E ill ugSiaui Comity* To all whom it may concern. W HEREAS, Thoina* H. Brew, Administra tor of the estate of John W. Graham, de ceased. has applied to tho Hon. the Court of Or- dinaiy of Eflinghum County, for Letters Disniis- sorv. These are therefore to cite and admonish all con cerned, to file their objections (if any they have) in die Clerk’s Olfice of the said Court, on or be fore fiie 2d day of January next, otherwise letters dismifr'.ory will he granted. Witness, the Hon. O. Powers, one of the Jus tices of the said Court, file 2d day of July, A. D. 1839. JOHN CHARLTON, jnly 5 c. c. o. e. c. Georgia—Ellliigliaiii County. To ull'Whom it inuy concern. W HEREAS, John M. Lucas. Administrator of fiie estate of William McGuhagin, de- deosed, has applied to the Hon. the Court of Or dinary of Effingham County, for Letter Dismis- sorv. These are therefore to cite and admonish all con cerned, to file their objections (if any they have) in the Clerk’s Office of the said Court, on or be fore the 6th day of inarch next, otherwise leltter* distnissory will he granted. Witness, the Hon. C. Powers, one ofthe Jus tices of the said Court, fiie 0th day of .Sent A D JOHN CHARLTON, ‘ * Clerk c. o. e.c. 1839. sept fi « corsia-E (liugtmmCouiiiy. To all whom it may concern. W HEREAS. Mrs.Naomi Weitnmn,widow, Administratrix of tho estate and effects of Matthew Weitman. deceased, hath applied to fiie Hon. the Courtof Ordinary of Effingham Conn- ty, for Letters Dismiesory. ' Those are therefore to cite and admonish all concerned,to file their objections (if an v they have) in fiie Clerk’s Office of the said Court, on or be fore the 26th day of January next, otherwise let ters dismissory will he grunted. Witness, the lion. C. Powers, one of the Jus tices of the said Court, the 26th day of July, A. D. 1839. JOHN CHARLTON, july 2(J Clerk c. o. e. e. IVollce, F OUR months after date, application will ho made to fiie Hon. fiie Inferior Court of Bry- au County, when sitting ns a Court of Ordinary, ’or leave to sell all the real estate of Cafiiurino Sikes. late of said couuty, deceased, for the bene fit of the heirs. SAMUEL HIKES, Administrator with the will annexed, aept 27 18fi Notice* F OUR moutlis after date, application will he made to file Justices of the Court of Ordin ary An die Countv of Cuuulen, for leave to sell rill the real estate and hank stock, belonging to the es- t ite of Joseph Thomas, lute of Cumdcu County deceased. G. W THOMAS, ) v . JOHN TOMPKINS, < **' mig2fi. 174 Cow. Georgia—ClisUimut County To*tll whom it may-concern. W HEREAS, William Law, Administrator of the estate and effects of Mary M. Haig and Agues Haig, deceased, has applied to the Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Chatauin County for Loiters Dismissory. These ore therefore to cite and admonish all concerned, to file their objections (if uny they have) in the Clerk’s Oiliceof the suid Court,on or before the 3d day of January next, otherwise let ters dismissory will be granted; Witness, the Hon. \Vfin. Thorne Williams, one of the Justices of fiie said Court, the third day of July, A. D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, july 3_ Deputy Clerk c. o.c. c. Notice. A LL persons h iving claims against the late J no. Bailey, l>q. of C audencounty, are request- <* - ii* **«•♦*- . nt dieiu properly attested, and those in*- dented, will please make immediato payment to G. W. THOMAS, ) ROBT. LANG, \ Ad,m or Jefferson, 3d Oct. liSW. oct7 102 Notice* A LL persons having claim* against the late Je- rjini ill Cuylor,Esq. are requested to presmfi tliuiii p.opem.attested; and those itulcbtud will please make payment to WM. I|. CUYLER, aual. Extor. oct 2 188lt l*ropos;i«s For publishing, in the town of Irwiunm, Alaba ma, a Weekly Newspaper, to he entitled the I It IV I ft TO N (’ II KO.MFLE* H AVING heard manv complaints ofthe want of a Newspaper in this town, (to be con- uucied in u genUeiii.inly like in inner,) fiie under sigueil have been induced, by the earue.-t sotiei- i rions oi many friends, to ciubark in the uuder Ukuig. In assuming tho duties consequent upon such an enterprise, we feel deeply conscious of fiie re sponsibility which will devo.ve upon us; and knowing, too, tlio diversity of the iitiin.iu mind, wo cauuot datter ourselves tlut we will lie able to PLK.tsc all, but mi far us our humble abilities extend, we will at all times he found striving to elevate the stimlard of troth and c jk.ikct mor al PRtxctPLLS. it will he our object to advo cate all such measures as are best calculated to auvance the prosperity of the Easteru section of our State, uhoundtugus it does, in so many na tural advantages, aud as a necessary consequence, cspeciahy to promote tiie interests of our own town. Our turn will he to render our paper use ful and valuable to ull classes of the community— in short, Literature, Useful liilomnuoii. Agri culture. Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, will each receive a due proportion of our atteutiou. In regard to Politics, we deem it necessary to say, that we shall give the guueral Political intel ligence of the whoie country, while at tiie same time, as conductors of a Fkki: Press, we will feirlessly.uuil without favor or utlectiou, advo cate aud support ail such measure* us will, in our opui.on, promote our geueral prosperity as a People, aud the perpetuity of our Rights und Li berties. Our paperwill be purely Republic ax, as prac tised by those great Apostles of Liberty—JEF- ,PgUSON and MADISON— prelemng them as our guide, rn her than the kew-lioht, self- style n Democratic Republicans of tlio present day. We are -’strict constructionist*” of the Fe deral Compact, and shall, therefore, oppose all schemes oi Internal Improvement, except hy the States themselves, us a part of that “American Sy stem" winchhm proved so ruinous to tiie South uud which was alt mipted to he fisteued upon us, under that iho.-uplausuilk and specious pretext, die “GENERAL WELFARE.” Believing,as we do, that it is (lie duty of every good citizen to cherish with jealous care the "U.iio.t or the States, and the sovereignty or riu States,” aud as this cannot be done without n strict adher ence to tlio Constitution itself, we shall not bu sparing in our denunciation of the attempts which are .and nave beeu unde by file lute, as well as tiie preseut, Admuiistration, to control, not only tlm monied facilities of the Government, hut of fiie entire country. With regard to fiie question which is now agitating the country relative to the currency, we now unhesitatingly declare our hostility to the thrice-rejected Sub-Treasury Sys tem, tending as it does, in our opinion, to an in- crease of Executive power, which has already been claimed and exercised to an alarming extent, iii mote instances than one, if not hy the present in cumbent, hy his immediate predecessor, in whose ••footsteps” lie is endeavoring to tread. We expect to encounter many perils, many ad verse winds; yet, aided hy fiie strong breath of public favor and support, the trade winds of our world must waft us cleur of our trouhlus—wo dare raise our anchor, unfurl our sheets, and ven ture boldly upon our new and untried course. What shoals und quicksauds, what rocks und hid den perils uwit us, * -alas we kown not! ” Let us hut clear the harbor, and get lairly “under way,” then we will fear uofiiiug. Nor is this fiie vain boast made when danger is fur in the distance. It is our firm determination, made urter serious thought, and w eighing well the diificulhes we are to meet with. The Chronicle will lie issued as early as the necessary materials can he obtained from New- Vork, which will h| in December or early in Jan uary next. It will be printed on a large imperial sheet, containing twenty-four columns, with en tire new type, and will not he surpassed in beuu- ty by uny paper in the Southern Country. JACK HARDMAN. RICHARD RUE MOONEY. Terms.-—Three Dollars per annum, payable invariably in advance. Irwimoii,(Ala,)Qct. 10.1839. f oct 22 For the SI air. T IIE Canada Oil is so denominated, because it is composed of vegetable ingredients, and its virtues ure pre-eminently displayed iu the follow ing respects: It possesses properties of the most salubrious ti iture, which eradicates the scurf uud ali impurities of thu hair; nourishes the hair und { irevents its fulling oil’ and lessens the liability of lairto turn grey; strenghens the weakest Irnir, and produces a luxuriant growth; gives a vigor to the iiuir which soon produces an inimitably natur al curl, and prevents its falling out in u dump ut- inosphere, or during exercise; renders the imir eitheriutund or artificial,beuutifully softaud pleas ant; bestows an inestiinuble gloss and pleusunt perfume to fiie tresses—in fine, renders the Iiuir dre.-s Laiuwmdauify beautiful,promoleathe growth of whiskers, eye blows, uiusL-iches, &c. To chil dren’s hair its effect* are strikingly beneficial; is perfectly innoxious,and may witiisafety he applied to tlio youngest infant; it eradicates fiie daiidrill* easier and superior to combs, soaps, &c.; is ex tremely pleasant to tho infant, gradually strength ens the hair, urnl augments its growth so us to pro duce a beautiful head of Iiuir. Freser. es the hair after ho i bathing, violent exercise, und is of pre- eminciitutility for persons travelling hyseuorluud, preserves the hair, rendering it peculiarly pleusunt, and always dressed, bus wonderful effects on the Ii drill hot or cold climates, and is held in high es timation by distinguished persons abroad. Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor, Thou, Quirk. 490 Broadway, New-York, und hy appointment, hy A. PARSONS, Agent, sept 20 Savannah, Gn. ConfccQomiry, "TUFTY boxes Patent Steam Refined Confer JU iona’.y, well assorted, 30 to 50lbs each. Just received, and for sale by sept 18 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Dr. ntciftunn’N Elixir ot Opium. Tljin i* u new chemical .preparation, containing olltho valunhlc Mediciiialqtinlitiesof Opinui. in a natural stnto of combination to the exclusion of its noxious principles; ’ F ULL proportion* of the greatest, number ol the noxious principles of Opium, ace con tained in Laudanum, Paregoric, Blackdrop, Den- urcotizcd Laudanum, Extractor Opium and such other opiate preparations of this class hitherto made, and to which are justly attributed those disagreeable effects upon the stomach nndnervou- systent. which so frequently follow their opera tion. mid limit their nseftilnoss. This Elixir may he adopted in all those cases hi which either Opium or its preparations are ad ministered, with the certainty of obtaining all their sedative, anodyne and nnti-spnsmodic ef fect*. without buy of those disagreeable conse quences, of headache, nausea, vomiting, consti pation. tremors, and a train of other uuhappy symptoms, which are often ns distressing os those w hich it was applied to remove., Tho Elixir of Opium is not only superior to the arlificiul compounds of Morphine, in its being more mild, permanent nud uniform in its effects but the preparation possesses also a superior ad vantage to their solutions, in noi being liable to decomposition or deterioratiotl from variable tem perature or tong keeping: a serious objection to which the latter are exposed. Fitnllv. Morphine, not lieingthe full represen tative of Opium, cannot nlotio, nud that in artifi cial combination too. produce all the characteristic infects of ?o triumphant n remedy, whensoumuy of its other valuable principles as Codciu, Nor- coin uud Mecouic Acid me excluded. TilSTtMONIALS. From Dr. Chilton, tiie eminent Chemist of New- York. iu prod* of fiie uecoiupli-liuieut of this discovery. Dr. John B. McMunn having made known to me the process hy which lie preparse his “Elixir of Opium,” and wishing mo to state my opiniou concerning it, 1 therefore say, that the process is iu accordance with well known Chemical laws, and that the prepnmtiou must contain all the valu able* principles of Opium, without those whichure considered as deleterious and useless. J. R. OHIDTON. M. D., Operative Chemist, &c. New-York. Dec. 29, ISikl. Having wiuicssed the effects of Dr. J. B. Mc- Miuin's Elixir of Opium, we are of opinion that it is a valuable preparation, mid rccoiiuneiid it to the lviironauu of the profession. F. U. JOHNSTON, M. D., Physician of fiie City and Marine Hospital. JOHN W. F HANOI*. M. D., Laic Prefer©.' of Midwifery in the College of Phys. und Surtreons. N. Y. JOHN C. CIIK.K8MAN, M. D., Surgeon of New-York City Hospital. RICHARD K. HOFFMAN. M. D., Suigeon to the Marine Hnsoitul, N. V., and late Sur geon in the U. S. N. JAMES WEBSTER, M. D., Prof, of Annto- my and Physiology in the Geneva Medical College, N. Y. New-York, Feb. 18,1837. Dr. Mitchell's triuls of tlio Elixir of Opium in tho Hospitals. , New-York, Feb. 8th, 1837.4 Dr. J. B. McMunn-—Dear Sir: I have made re*' peatul trials of your “Elixir of Oniuiu” in the City and Marine Hospitals, and find itlo possess the anodyne mid sedative powers of fiie ordinary preparations of Opium, without producing the excitement, headache, nausea and constipation, which in many cases render those preparations ob jectionable. ’ Its effects aro more permanent than those of Morphiu. Yours. Ac. C. L. MITCHELL, M. D„ Resident Physiciiln New-York Hospital. Those who take Opium and its ordinary prepa rations, cannot he ignorant of tiie fiict Unit its dis tressing und pernicious effects result from the operation of its deleterious principles, and that the tremors, languor uud lassitude with which it* devotees are afllicted. and for which lliey repeat the dose to relieve, ore sensations of its own cre ation. But in consequence of tho exclusion of those deleterious principles from the Elixir of Opium, it is not liable to derange tho functions of tho sys tem. nor ill jure tliccoiistitution and general health; thence its high superiority iu all thoso cases, in which the long continued and liberal use of Opi ates are indicated atul necessary to ullay pail mid spasmodic: action, and induce sleep and compo sure, as iu cases of fractures.biirnsorsctdds.cau- cerous ulcers, and other painful utl’ectious. And to tlioso persons,' who, from necessity or vitiated indulgence, have been accustomed to the use of Oniuiii, this preparation will iillbrd a gra tifying substitute by which they uny relieve them selves from the thraldom of pernicious uud too frequently inveterate habit. Directions for using tiie F.Uxir of Opium. To n child a month old, or younger, give from half a drop to a drop; to a child about sTx months dd, from 3 to 10drop*; and to adults, from 10 to 60 drops, (and even double or treble that much, if thepainaud othersymptomshe severeati'lurgeut) mixed in two or three tea spoon’s full of water, according to tiie size of tiie clo-e. As the ad n n- istmtion of every medicine should he govern* d by its effects, it is proper to begin with the smallest dose; aud increase or repeat it at proper intervals until the desired effect* are produced. OCT* JOHN B. McMUNN. of South Middle- town. Orange County, New-York, who alone is the discoverer of tlio Elixir of Opium, is tho only iii.iiiiifiicturer of it. And none can bo genu ine without his uamo written iu full on tiie outside label. ft is to he had of the principal Druggists and Apothecaries in New-York, Philadelphia. Balti more, Boston, and iu most of the principal cities and towns in the United Suites. For sale hy POUCIIER & LAROCHE, sept 23 . I 'TI*? ti'iio i-lchcftof lifts Is lionltti.* VITL know that hualth and the ability to luboi Y Y constitutes the wealth of thu grout mass o. tiie people in this, ns in most oilier countries.- To prosorve, therefore, that health by uattirul meuiu. is n grand tuoralnnd political scheme,to fulfil which requires our utmost atteutiou. The unprece dented popularity und universal approbation which this medicine tins achieved throughout file United .81:110*, the Cumulus, Texas, Mexlcoaiid tiie West indies, fully justify Dr. Peters in warmly und con scientiously recommending them to tiie special at tention of thu qlllicied. Dr. Peters Ims spent much timo in experiment- iug with different Vegotahle Medicines for diseas es of tiie liver, and now oilers his Vegetable Pills as tiie best, most conveiui ui uud cheapest Medi cine thulcuu he prepared lor general use. One great quality of his Vegetable Pills is that they huve tlio alternative principle combined with ihoircurthortic, or operative qualities, or that they not only cleanse the stomach uud bowels by pur ging, but they regulate tiie liver, change tiie mor bid secretion, strengthen tiie digestive orgaus, pu rify tho blood, invigorate the circulation, and gives tone and energy to tiie nervous system. They arc mild mid pleasant in tlieir. operation and comey almost iniinediuto conviction oi their utility from their first dose. They can he token with safety by persons of uny age; and tlio feeble, tlio itifirm, tho nervous and delicate ure strength ened by their operation* because they dleur the system ol bud hnniois, quiet nervous irritability, and invariably produce sound health. The Vegetable Pills are a sure remedy for jaun dice, sick uud nervous headache, dyspepsy, cos- tiveness, sickness of the stomach, heartburn, all bilious complaints, fevers of all kinds, and if taken ut thu commencement will iuviinuhly check tirnr pi ogress, und save tiie patient from u protracicd and dangerous sickness. Tliey are invaliiahlo in uetvous aud hypocoudricul infectious, loss of ap petite, uud all complaint* to which fumules alone are subject. They operate us a mild speedy purge, aud are a safe uud .certain remedy tor worms in children. Extract of u letter from Dr. Gnrney, of New- Orleuns, Lu.Ocl. 9,1837.—"lliavo received much assistance in my practice; especially in juuiuhcu and yellow fever; from tho use of Peters' Pills. I presume that, on an average, I prescribe 100 box es per month.” Extract of u letter from Dr. Pritchard, of Hud son, New-York, June 3,1830.—“1 wusuwarethnt Dr. IWiB w'us one of the best chemist* in theU. Buttes, und felt assured tltat he would some day (from his intimiito knowledge of the properties of herbs and drugs) produce un etbcieut medicine, and I must acknowledge tliat Ins Vegetable Pills fully respond to tny expectation. They are, in deed. u superior modiciue uud reflect alike upon tiie chemist, tiie physician, mid thu phylosopner.” Extract of a letter from Dr. Wuiues, of Cin cinnati, Fuh. 2,1836.—“Vour Pills are tiie mildest in their operations, und yet most powerful ill their eliecis, of uuy i have ever met with in my prac tice of eight aid twenty years. Their action on tiie chyle,and hence on tho impurities of the blood is eviacuily very surprising.” Charlotte, N. C. Jan. 1,1837. Dear Sir—I have made frequent use of your PtUs iu Lie incipient stage of iv.hous fever, und ob- stinato constipation of tiie bowels; also, in the en largement of the spleen, chronic diseases of tiie liver, sick headache, general debility, and in ull ca se* have found them to be'very effective. J. D. Boyd, M. I). Mf.cklkn0URg Co. Va. Feb. 7,1837. Having used Dr. Peters’ Pills in my practice for the lust 12 moutlis, 1 take pleasure in giviug my testimony of their good diects ill cases of dys pepsia, sick lieadacnu, bilious fevers, und other discuses, produced hy inactivity of the liver.-— They ure a safe und mild aperient, being the host article of the kind 1 have ever used. Geokuk C. Scott* M. D. This celebrated Medicine in for sale hy ull the principal Druggists in Suvuunoh and throughout tiie United States, the Canadas, Texas, Mexico, uud tne West Indies. Price 00 cens per box, with full directions. augO 164—ly nantler, or hi Whinnil . SB? BigSySfeMS Wftrf-ffavta wulun the Umlt/oFTec ,1° if « white pm,on, J l Q>«i •» <S oiicijj '•lIlUjv Uowlaiitl’M fiinlydor, F OR the face and skin, and ol vital importance to tlio support or female loveliness. Power ful of effect, yet mild of influence, this admirable specific (a preparation from the most delightful balsamic exotics, and perfectly free from mineral or other pernicious admixtures, possesses balsamic properties of surprising energy; it eradicates tan, freckles, pimples, spots,redness, and all citmieous emiption*. gradually realizing u decidedly clear, fuir and softskin; transforms even the moat sallow complexion into radiant whiteness; renders harsh and rough skin delightfully soft and smooth; im parts to fiie face, neck uud arms, a healthy and ju venile bloom; and, by due perseverance in its ap plication, promotes a free and uninterrupted exer- c se of those important.fimotions of the skin, which are of the most necos-*iiy for tlio preservation of health and attainment, and continuance of a beau tiful complexion. A fresh supply of this valuable article just re ceived, und lor sule hy A. PARSONS, augft Usizorti and Razor Strops. A SPLENDID assortment of combined Sil- Sm. ver and Steel Razors, of excellent work manship, in cases, of various prices. Also, Han ders, Emerson, and Meclus 1 Razor Strops kept coiutuutly for sale hy PORCHER & LAROCHE, Sigu of the Golden Globe, n,, g W Opposite the Market. Kov/land’* Tonic ilUxturJT^c* T> EC LIVED per ship Gaston, a full supply of Rowland’s Tonic Mixture, for fover and naan; SulpluMa fliiiniim, I*iperiiic. lodino, pure Morphine, Sulplmto and Acentute Morphine, Mink ill 1-oiiH, Oil Black 1‘eper, Croton Oil, Hy- ilrioilate Poiom, Soiio and Si-idiiU Powders,Lon don Lnstard, &c. I’or ™lo by oct 15 POItOHMl & LAROCHL. S ,„ Vobncco. I,\ ooxn. Lcftwich'r Ciivendirili Tolmoco, on hand, mid lor ado by A. PARSONS, oct 4 S IV . I’tHent Burley. " floss. Ilobiiisou s Patent Burley, received and for nua liy ANSON PARSONS, ung 21 ^^ Sweet Oil. | BASKETS superior Sweet Oil, frc.li §dforwIl'o| 1 .p d ’ ,in J "" t roceivo[l oa ™ 0, R. HENDRICKSON. Just Received, D R. KERSHAW’S Tonic Mixture for the Fever and Ague. Double fiie strength of any other of tlio Tonic .Mixtures. Interim lie nt Fever, or ns it is more popularly called, Fever und Ague, or Chills uud Fevers, is u Fever composed of seveaal distinct puroxsysms, with a perfect ititoratissiou, or period when no fe ver is present, interposed between eacii. Each puroxsyMii has three stages, which successively fol low each other with considerable regularity .name ly, u cold stage, a hot stage, und finally, a sweating stage, which terminates uio paroxysm. Previously to un attack, u feeling of languor anil . debility is experienced, with sluggishness in motion atul some unejsincss in attempting to move. Tno face uud extremities become jmle, tlio nails of u leaden or livid color, the feutures shrunk, and tiie skin appeurs as if contracted by,cola; u ieeliug of coUuess comes on the hack, resembling often u stream of cold water running down it, and sodn extends over tiie whole body, i though ut tins tune tiie skin of the patient will feel warm to nuoUier person) the aonsatoil of coldness soon increases to u tremor, und tui* to rigours aud siuvermg. The above symptoms, which ure those of tho cold stage, vary in aitferent individuals, being very slight in some, iu others very sevete. They uie generally more severe in the aid und debilitated, than in fiieyoutig and strong, nud lust from u few minute* to many hour*. After a timo, differing in utmost every case, the dullness seems to abute, or to alternate with slight Hushes ol heat—tlioaf^oon g-\© place to u continued und increased heat ofthe ■kin; then follows all the syniptoins of fever. Al ter an uncertain period the symploins almto.usweat now gradually hreuk* out, anil soon become* pro fuse,—when us.ng fiie mixture, ull painful symp toms disappear, the skin becomes cool und the pa tient gradually belter until tho paroxysm passes entirely oil*. All levers marked oy a distinct dull, followed hy fever and sweating, an I termuiutiiig in a more or less perfect remission of all tiie symp- to i s, die ague occurring ut tolerably reguiur, in .ervals, ure included in file clans of intermittent*. As Ague und Fevcrgcnerully originate hi places contiguous to marshy and inundated ground, care should he taken not to he exposed more tlutn ne cessary, either to fiie bout of tho suu or in file open air uller wiiii-<lo wn. ’ Direction* accompany each bottle—price, SI. For sale hy 1 ,v PORCHER & LA ItOCIIE, Opposite the Murkct, *®pl 1* Sign of the Golden Globe. Butler’s Effci vescmit Mugitesin _ rvr Aperient, T^iOR dysnepsiu or indigestion, nervous debili- A ty, giddiness, headache, acidity of tlio *tom- uc i,lmi)itual coHtiveuess.cn Line oils diseases.goat, gravel, i&c. and highly valuable as a gentle coo!- mg nitrgativo. A fresh supply, of this valuable mod cuio just received, and for rale hy MV31 A. PARSONS. r C’onl*cctionary* BOXES superior steam refined Confec- tionary, in boxes 30 and 50 lb*each, just received and lor sale hy G. R. HENDRICKSON. Soups, Ac, T WO cases old English Windsor Soaps, suita ble for family use 10 boxes Castile do., 1 case Toilet do. ass’d 20 baskets Sweet Oil, superior 500 lbs. Pipe Clay, 3 cases roll Brimstone 50 lbs. Calomel, Eng.; 50 oz. Quinine 12 aroco Clark’s Friction Mutches 500 Ills. Chloride of Lime, 2 casks Flaxseed. Just received, uud for sale hy 0C1 12 THOMS RYERSON. Matches. IFT Y grace Clnrk’. Patent Friction Mutchc superior to all other kind., Juet received, ami for .tdo l.y G. R. HENDRICKSON, oct 17 Tobacco anil Snuff. II'TY groco Mrs. Miller’s Fine CntTobac eo, Oubls. Lorillnrd’s Scotch und Maccobo dnuff, 4 boldest 20 jars course Rappee uni. Mneooboy do. Just received, and for uulo by sept lo G. II. HENDRICKSON, if n wbitd per.on, lie ill,. m ?» ft rty , for encli nj*a‘ ** imI and if u slave nr free |icr,o^? ,e ^*Wl od n a sum not esooS .r.f. c i!2I whipped nt the discroUo.f or ^ •'olfil he lawful for any ow«ir°i? Q,nei »^i J mill, to expose or cat tm to heap or in nnv otlsur i,,," 0 WM by the Mid tnilUoaVm "r- OT °f tlio suu and rain, within I? 51 *! ,0 niifo from tlio presewr8?5n M, ° ti"* r ° ro vio,,,f !on ofthe piori/ fiie person so offending wccedtngoneh.mdreddolCHiil •uili ortetiee, and theuny bi'ii or I'or, or on fiiibi™ m moved to a proper distnnc7b^«° ,0 ’i | J die expense of'the-owt,cr or ."‘ W J 5 . Sec. I!». 0ditnirtli B .„.j'“ M ' 1 '- be lawful fornny pcr*o,i^ 6<l ’ T ^ "rdeposit°,e u , , V 0 m|,e", l "' ,,l »'»J cd in the Savannah high water uiuk.witliin !i„ r ” IL< dictmnnl limits of dic e vofs 6 ”'" 1 '' 1 '* or any substance of which might in any deg„iT a, k»,| water uisaid river or *5. ew «n t(rI3 limits aforesaid, tundaoS ,,a C t ^'ereof^S ftMIte. shall IbreaZt^^ 1 fined inn stun not e\,.„ £ O'-'Wud l«r..iftbeXder^2;'»SJ -hive or free person or color P *' I H whipped net exeeedinir fini i i’" 1 * J owner, employer or guanliimor" ^' 1 persou of color, shall Dav mi /*® 1 '* one hundred dollars whiel!» “f 1 ?*'* sussed against said sieve or free for sncli offence. cc l'"»» da collected and enforced iiJn!!" 0,<! ' la >»3 by law, and one^hldf of I S.'SsiKiSfS'Ka dinnnees mi||huing M* c °rj! medicines have'bn.bemknv A. “PP^bu 1 for their JSSm mediate po wers of rmtoriiw perfect heie ““J' ?? ,l,,der -rarl, merySf to winch tlio human frame is liable. Proprietor rejoices in ih e opp0 „, f rded by the jlniveml diffusion oTO for placing iu* VEGETABLE I IFF ani1 reac|1 ° r «*« <1 i.d m die community. Unlike the l,o, melons ipiacherie. which Sofy® jredieuls, the Life I'iU, are purely J, gclahlc, and contain neither merto v.i arnen.c, nor nuy other ininernl in any foi ovor. they are entirely comnofeJ o' ti om raroand powcrl'ul plants, ti.e viiwt tiiongh long known to several Iudian tr recently to some eminent phuniidcetuic.l are altogether unknoivu to tiie ignorant ers to medical science, and were never ministered in so happily elKcaciouia tion. THE PHQ2NIX BITTERS nreio cause they possess ii\e power of resloi piriii^etiihersofhciilth.toaglou’in^vq out the constitution, as the Phajenixi restored lo life from tho ashes of it* ov tion. The Pham x Bitters are entirely composed of roots found oulrni cert file western country, which will iufidili VPJ18 AND AGUES of all kinds: fail to eradicate entire!,, all tiie eft'ecu i infinitely Hoouer than the most powe rations of Sarsaparilla, and will inline the determination of BLOOD TO Tl never fails in sickness incident to yum and will lie found a certain remedy in rien’ou* debility nud weakness of tin paired constitutions. As a remedy for Chronic and In: Rheumatism. Uio edicacy of file Pha* will he demonstrated by the use of u si The usual dose of these Bitter* i* half's full, in water or wine, and this aaantitj ken two or three times u day, about h before meals, or a lesss quantity may l all times. To those who are afflicted gestion after meals, these Bitters will valuable, ns they very greatly increase of the principal viscera, help them ti tlieir fiinc ions, and ennblo the *toma charge into the bowels whatever ti Thus indigestion is easily and sneedih appetite restored, and tlio months ol aut vessels being cleansed, nutrition ti and strength of body and energy of in happy results. t l For farther particulars of Moffat!« and Piimenix Hitt rs. upply at Moffstt 5J6 Brea ’way. Ae.v-York,where the ohtuiued far 25 cents, 50 cents and -r mid the Bitters for $1 n $2 per bottle ous certificates of the wonderful elnca may he there impeded. For sale hy A. BA At his Store, on tho Bay, comer of fi nov 23 _ Rowland’s Pitlmonarift, actable Demulcent I N cases of obstinate Catarrh; n whetlierariringfrom recent o*np?if in Asthma; and us an auxiliary and uia sent relief from the threatening Hvmpw preaching Pulmonary Consumption, o lias greator claims upon the confideuw valid tiiaii the above medicine. It is for the afflictive mid troubles* toms of coughing, expectoration or pi in the breast, &c. which constitute pw turcs of tlio complaint, flint the Fill designed, and hus manifested itsmostt parties. • . a. It is equally useful of course m coughs and colds, arising from weather, from l For sale by may 23 Sweet Scented Pc -g DOZ. OUo Rose See (Ido. Violet a 0 do. Plain « Also, Powder Boxes and I u for sale, by oct 25 F 1 Oowlnml 8 I IOR imoroving and beam ion, rctidoring tho shtn * parent, and,for removing tmy &c., warmtuedgonnino. JJ MleV *•. Ht atiglO Wliltc ion*. 1 .THVO Hundred kegs Ln X warranted 250 do. Ainorlcnn, No. 1« 10 hhls. English Liusoee 10 do. Wlmmg. 1° dc 60 kegs Spanish Brown. 100 ciniistors Pnlont Enghi uperior ortie’e for doors, sin Ac. Just rodotvod, and for »i sopt 20 O. R. Ht