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.'vHKhw
r next, will
I, in tlie city of
v __ 1 olSnlo>
jvoniiu framed Rose: levied upon Ity
iii". zVmcd from the lloft. Court of
Common Ft cm atid of (Vrr'nnil Terminer for the
city of Savannah, at tho insutneo *of'Thomas
Purse niiJJohu MerchWu, ot. nl. -ve, Rebecca
Russell; property pointed out l»v* plaintiff’* uN
torncy LEVI S. RUSfrKLL, Sheriff. •
oef2G
€Uy SHOW’S Sale,
the firci Tuesday iu December next, will
‘ * before tliq Court House, in foe city
between the iwual bourn of stale,
», bounded by nod hutting on Past
ou tho -went, on tho north by lot No.
. 10, on the ro nth by lot No.
«and iuo feet m depth,
ings and ui\i>roveinent8
virtue df fi fa’s‘issued
Common Pleas and of
the City of Savannah, nt
I. laundry ot. ul. vs. Homy
Property p6»n(cd out
8. RUSSFXU Sheriff.
Corgld-Clti
To nil* whom it
"ITJfHERKAS, Mary
yv pliotl to the Uor
of ChftUtnnvf 4 ‘
turn on the
lateof Chat .
Thee© are thoreforoto cite i
singular tho kindred nnd creditors of
censhd, to file their objections, (if any the;
to die. granting'pf tho administration of
tafb to the applicant iu tjte ClerkV Office of t ic
said Court,--on or before tho twelfth tiny of Do
combernext; otherwise letters of tuloiiniitmtion,
wm be granted. ' \
tyitne**, the Hon. Francis Sorrel, one of tlie
5notices of the sold Court, this 18th day of,Nov.,
-Mv:agK hdMt-d gTwi^son,
nov 12 y. Deputy Clerk c. o. n. c.
^Giiorgl n-€h itUia in County#
i
teriins »ulo
y in December next, will
o Court House, in tlie city
tlie usual b«Urs of sale,
aboguny Sideboard, ohe pair Mahogany
one Mahogany Dining
itvJiottom Chairs, two pair of
_ jm _ iiutonc Fender; levied upon
iistmiir warrant issued from tlio
of Chatham couuty nt the iu-
T Pettigrew, trustee of -Eliza
i, vs, Alex. |1. McDonnell.'
pointed out by plaintiff's attomies.
LEVI S. RUSSELL, Sheriff'
EsciiVaibr’HSalc.
O N tho first Tuesday in December' next, be
tween tho usual hours of sole, will ho sold
before the door of. the Court Honso in tlie citv of
Savannah, tlie following property to- wit One
chest of Clothes, one old Tool Cfifest, one Tool
Chest, one Horse, and various other articles, the
property of the estate of Gcorge'Miller, deceased.
Also, oue Tool Chc*t,onfoWntch, and ono old
trank of Clothes, belonging to tho estate of J. A.
Kennedy, deceased.
Also, several Trunks,'. Chests, 7 Bedsteads,
Matrasses,2 Watches, and othbs articles, belong
ing to the estate of Michael Lynch,' deceased.—
Above mentioned estates cschcatyd aiid sold for
benefit of creditors and all others interested.
. By order. ROBERT W. POOLER,
nov 11 (Geor) Escheatorc. c.
To nlUvhdm it may concern:
W HEREAS Omizime Legriol, hath
to the lion.the CourtorOrdinary of um
ham Corinty, ibr Letters of Administration on die
estate and effects of Panl.Dupou, late "of Chatham
Couuty, dpcens^d. * -
These,are therefor? to cite nnd ndmfinUh, all
and singular tlio kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to file their objection* (if any they have)
to tho granting of the. adininistrutiou of tho ostuto
of the deceased to the applicant in tlio Clerk's Of-
lice of tlio said Court, on or before the Uthdayof
Decomber mud; otherwise' letters of admuiigtra-
tion will bo granted. ' * x
* •’Witneesrtiic Hon. Francis Sorrel, one oftbo
Justices of tho said C ourt, the 9tU day oC Nov. A.
D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON,
uov 9 Deputy Clerk c.o.c.c.
To all whom it may Concern:
lied YyHKUKAS* 8. A. 1 looker, hath applied to
Georgia--CSmiliuiii County.
W HEREAS, Oyrit* .Stcdinau hath applied
to Utc Hon. .tlio Court of Ordinary of
Chatham Countv, for letters of-Administration ou
tlio estate and effects of James 11. B. Fo*l<% late
of Chatham’Coilnty, deceased. •
These are-therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said do-
coined, to file their objections (if any they Jiave)
to the grantihg of tlie ndiiiinistratioit’of the estate
of tlio.deceased tp the applicant in die Clerk's
Office of the said Court; on orbeford tlio Ulstdny
of Novembor next; otherwise letters of adminis
tration will bo granted.
With**; the Hon. A. Porter, one-of tlie Jus
tices of the said Court, tho 31st day of October,
A.'D. 1899. EDW'D G. WILSON,
oct 31 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
- Administratrix’s Sale#
I the first Tuesday in January next, will be
_ sold before the Court‘House in Chatham
County, between the usual hours of sale, tlie .fol
lowing property:
All the interest .of the estate of ft. F. Williams
in those two Tracts of Land, known as Varcluse
and Orphan House.
Sold us the property of estate R. F. Williams,
for the benefit of the heirs aud creditors of.saM
estate. MARY WILUAMS, Adm’ix.
uov 9 221 . / ^
Valuable Rtee Plantation and
Negroes far Sale.
W LL be sold at public sa|e,ou the first Tues
day in February next; before die Court
House in the city of Smuswlck, that very valua
ble Plantation known os New llono, on the south
branch of the Alatamaha River, m Glynn Coun
ty, Ga., containing f3430) • three thousand four
hundred and thirty acres, of which (580) five Inin-,
dred and eighty acres are first quality River
Swamp, (300) three hundred acres are 1 under
good banks add in a fine state of cultivation: A-
bout (700) seven hundred acres of prime Inland
Swamp, well adapted to tlie culture'of Cotton or
Corn, aud (2150) two thousand one hundred and
fifty acres ofheavy timbered pine land. On the
premises are a comfortable dwelling House, Ne
gro Houses, Barns,'Blacksmith Slum, and every
necessary out building for die .use of tlie planta
tion. • C
At the same time nnd place, will lie sold (cod-
ditionaliy) a very prime gang of about sixty Ne-
ala. Hfi nvd'wvkv? fMrd. cf Jhs pjfea
khown ft. Broadticld, adiuiuiti^ Ijii' nbovc, con-
tuiniug in ail idiont (400) four Iiundrrd urri’i of
prime Rice i/tnd, in line or.lcrto receive a crop.
Term, made known ou the day of sale.
JOHN V. 0KEKN. ) „ . .
•H UOH P. GRANT, )°"'
nov 15' iido (Georgian)
ow tlmt l
. . cm.stitnteativ
tne peopla Itithie, ««i)
preserve, llterefom.r
is n grand imireluniljr
lireo uu. utmost'i
Ipoiiuluritytmilmiii
. mediiane tins uchievedthrmt^Mut the Uirii
ten, IlmCiiiaid i'v.Texiui.iitoviciinfldtho Weal
Imlies, fully justify ftr. Peters inwdnnlyimtl cmv
seientimisly recommending them (otlio special at*
teutiun of tile qlllieted. .
Dr.'Petere luw snenfiutteh time in .experiment
ing with ditrorent VogeUSh Medicines lordiseos-
cs of tlio liver,ami now ofl'ershis VegotaBlo Pilta
ns tlio best, most cbllVepieiil and dhcupesl Modh
_ _ cino tho) can lie nreparnd for general usol., .
the lien, die Court of Ordinary Chit-. ’ Ons groat quality of hi. V heebie Pills is that
... ... . .. J ..I..I—ti .t- they have the alternative principle combined nyillt
their eartlmrtic, or opemuvo qqidiliee,
Di'cemhee uexf;. otherwise 1
tiuh will be granted
Witness, the Hon. Eliu RCed, otto iff the Jus-
tieds of the said Cmtrt.tlio 14th dev of November,
A. I). 1S3D. EDWARD G. WILSON,
linvVi • . IK'|mlv Clerk e. 0. e. c.
6}c*»ri4:ln—<fhiuiuun“coim«y. t
'I’.t nil tvliAin it litxv / 'ntuinrit «
vlr-
jll ex.
S ijalnl
inple
, attended
nm>, with
tljeivorjtifl or amimtniii, iuying thoibmidat'in'n^for
viseenihnli'ections, and other slow but unerringly
faiat maladies—however' Irregular'm tlieir inva.
— 1 uncoimpon in their appeahmeos—in
iont, th«comhfciht'Sffislt' otlieu’im
(bfl
vhetjier vmeqmd
. artan—however v
vith «yticope K npopk
•oldnoWnnd stnpdr—whati
of
tho inventor, Uni ™, w
dbo^ivelpo'umr right l
madic-ino. L v ntifilvfi«
•rdiul,” (about tl
ham Ceuuiy. for Letters of Admiiiistrntion on the
estate and effects of Isano Norton,late ofChathom
County/deceased.
These arc tiicroforb to/cito anil
and singular the kindred'nnd credit!
deceased, to file their objection* (if a ,
to the grnutui# oftbo adudnistratlotL'oi
of the deceased to the applicant iu tho Clerk’s Of
fice qf the said Court, ou or before the . twelfth
day of December next; otherwise letters of tu}»
ministration will be granted.
Witoc**,the Hon. M. Mycr*, one of tho Just!-
<ces ofthe *aid Coart,the. twelfth <(av of-Novembcr,
A. D. 1*». . EDWARD G. WILSON, *
itov 12 Deputy Clerk c. o, c, c.
Georgia—Clmtliam County#
To nil worn it niny concern.
"VTITDEREAS, Win. Henry Fitu, Admimstra-
V Y tor of U»o estate of James D. Fitts, late of
Chatham Cmmty, uvnf .wvl, hub applied to the
’Hon; the Cqurtof Ordinary of ChaUuuu County,
for Letters Dismi^ory.
These are therefore to cite aud admonish all con*
cerned, to file their objections (if pity' they have)
in the Cleric’s Office of the said Court, on- or be-
'fore the 16th day of March next, otherwise letters
disini**ory will bo glinted.
Witney, the Iloit W. Thome Williams, one of
tho Justices of the said Court, tho 10th dsy of
September, A. D. 1839.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
sept 16 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
Georgia—Clintbnui County*
To zill whom it uiay concern:
W HEREAS Frederick E. Tebeau, h*hap-.
plitftl to tho lloporaldoHlie-Couh.of’Or
dinary ofChntham Cohuty/fur Letters of Admiu-
istratiQu on the estate nnd effects of Isaac Norton,
lute of Chatham County, dqcoosvdd
Tbvso etc Jjiorefore to cito and admonish, all
and xingnlitr the kindred nnd creditors oftbo said
deceased, to tile their objections (ifany they have)
to the granting ofthe ndminritrntiou of the estate
of tlio deceased to the applicant in the Clerk’s Of-
fico of tho said Court, on or before the’twelfth day
of December next; otherwise letters of administra
tion will be granted.
Witness, tho Honorable Anthony Porter one
of tho Justices of thcfcukl Court, tlio twelfth day of
November A. D. 1839. •
'EDWARD G. WILSON,
nov 12 « Deputy. Clerk, c. o. c. c.
Georgia—Clmtlmiu County#
To all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS, Andrew Dixon, Administrator
of the estate and effects of Daniel Foley,
late of Chatham County, deceased, has applied to
the Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Chatham
Ctfunty, for Letters jbtsuiissbry.
• The*'/ Are therefore to cite and adnioni»!i all con
cerned, to file their objection^(if any they have) in
the Clerk’s Office of lift? said Court, oft or before
the 3d. day of Jnuuary next, otherwise letters riis-
misfcniy will be granted. • *•*'
Witucss the Hon. A. Porter, one of the Justice*
of the said Court, the 3d day of July, A. D. 1839.
EDWARD G. WILSON,.
July 3 Deputy Clerk c. o. c.c.
F
Georgia—Chut hum County
* To all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS, Henry F. Willink, Executor of
the last will and testament of David Pidge,
kite of Chatham County, deceased', bath applied to
the Hon the Court of Ordinary of Chatham Couu
ty, for Letters J) ismbwory.
Those are therefore to nits nnd admonish- all
concerned, Jo ffiefooirob)ecti6ns(if uny tlieyhave)
in the Clerk’s. Office of the said Court, on orhefnre
dsr of Jr.niury nixt, uiuvrwi^, ieitereuis-
mWqry will be grunted.,
Witness, tlie Hon. Elios'Reed, one of tho Jus
tices of thesipd Court, the 3d day of Jolr, A. D*
1839. EDWARD G. WILSON,
. july 3 Deputy Clerk c: c. p. <f.
Notice# ••••;
OUR months after ilute, application will be
made to tlio Justices of -tlio Court of Ordin
ary for the County of Camden, for leave to sell all
tlio real and personal estate of David Thomas, late
/of said county, decezu>ed.
uug 26. Q. W. THOMAS, Adrn’or.
Executor's Sale .
W ILL he sold, agreeable to an order of tlie*
Hon. Inferior Court of Bifrkn Co,j while
Mtiing forr*Mdiuary purpose*,’ iu the town of
Waynesboro, on tho first Tuesday iu J.amiuiy
next, y
One tract of Land, belonging to the ektate of
Elisha Anderson, lute of Haul county, deceased,-
lying ou the waters ofRbcky Creek, joinhig lauds
of Jtunes Anderaon and B, Miller, and containing
fourteen hundred nnd twenty-four (1424) acres,
inoreur less. Sold for die benefit of the'heirs
of the deceased, k. .
JANE H. ANDERSON, Ex’ix/ .
•JAMES AJvbERSON, l P .”
A. H. ANDEllSON, < ^ or *
■ oct 20 '209
Administrator’s Salt*.
W ILL be sold, 04 tlie first Tuesday in Junu-
aty next, before the Court House door in
Jacksonboro’, Seriven county, betweeu the usual
hours of sale, the followlngprojlerty, to wit:
One tract of Land lying in said Cotuity; adjoin
ing lands of Wilkins H. Niinnally, Richard Her
rington, ir. and Brier Creek, c'ontainiiig 467 acres,
more or less. Abo, another tract, lying in said
county, containing six hundred (COO) acres, giore
or less, adjoining lauds of Richard Herrington,
son.; Solomon Zcagler nnd George Robbins; ufi
•0, five Negroes,.to wit; Vilet, u woman about 40
years of age, Diana,'a' wdumn about Ys years of
nge, and Child Chilson, about 2 years of age, Ra
da, a girl about 14 years of age, and a girl by the
name of Mutihla, about 13 years of age. Sold
agreeable to an order of the Hon. the Inferior
Court of Scriven county while sitting for ordina
ry purposes, ustlia'property of JohuM. Roberts,
deceased, for the benefit of die heirs and creditors
of said estate.
STEPHEN MILLS, Adm’or.
pELIA ROBERTS, Adm’ix.
oct 29
Administrator’s Sale. . .
O N the first Tuesday in December next, will
bo sold, before the Court House, iu Hunts
ville, Liberty couuty, tKe folio tying Negroes:: v
Nanny, Elsy, Maty und Nancy, the property of
the estate of John N. Way, and sold by order of
the Court of Ordinary for said county, for the be
nefit of the heirs.
oct 3 WM. N. WAY, Adm’or.
W!
Administrator’^Suit?.'
TILL be-sold on tlie first Tuesdoy in Janu-
. . ury hext, before the Court House in Hines
ville, Liberty County, by .order ofthe Court of
Ordinary foi said County, tho’ following property
of the estate of R. S. Leonard, viz: "
Ono Tract of Land, , containing' 500 acres,
more or less, kupwh ns tlio Cdopor Tract; ono
House and Lot nt Walthpurville. with 13 acres of
land, more or less, together with all oilier Lund
or Property owned by said estate; for tlie'benefit
of all concerned.
• GEO. W. DUNHAM* Adm’or.
iluiiroil, Bears Wcase"^iiiil]>a-
inutmn.
UfACABSXR Oil,’ Englul.1, do do American,
•JJJL Ward’s Vegetnble Oil,BeareOil,do Grease,
Pomatum, in pots; do in roll*, Aldrich’s Balm.
Columbia. Just received and for sulo on accoin
modating .terms by - '
' JOHN E. ST1LWELL,
Corntir of Broughton & Whitaker-sts.
Opposite the Mansion House.
Houclt’s Pauavea*
B oa«e Hpuck/4 Panacea, for Dyspepsia,
Slv. Received alia for sale by
■IB '. V / A- PARSQNS.
Ooorciti—Cliatlmm Couutty#
To all whom it inny concern.
W HEREAS’, William'Law, Administrator
of the estate and effects of Mary M. Ilaig
and-Agnes Hnig, deeeasW/ has apnfied to tlie
Hon.-the Court of Ordiunr)* of Chatham County
for Letter? Dismifispry.
Those- ate therefore to cite and admonish (ill
concbntcd, to. file (iieir objections (if uny they
have) in the Clerk’s Office of tlie said Court,on or
before the 3d day of Jnnunty next, otherwise let
ters dism'ssory wijl be grauted.
Witness, the Hon. \Vin. Thome Williams, one
'of tlie Justices of the said Court, the third day of
July, A. D. 1839. <.
EDWARD G. WILSON, „
‘ jnly.3 . . >Deputy Clerkc. o.c.c.
Georgiii-^EtfinKlmiu trinity
To all whom it inaycoiiecm.
W HEREAS', Eliza McGahngan, Administra
trix of the estate of Wtn. McMcGahagnn,
decen*ed;ha4 applied to tho Hointlie Court of Or-
dinary of Efliinghum County, for Letters.Dismis-
sory. * • .
These are therefore to cite and admonish nil con-
cemed K to file tnejr objectioh.1 (if njiy they linvo) in
tho Clerk’s Ollicekif tlie said Court, on or before
theftthduy of March next, Otherwise letters dis-
missory will be granted. ' ^
Witness, ffie Hon.'C. Povvers,‘oneof the Justi
ces of the said Court die 6th day of Sepf. A. D
1839. , 'JOHN CHARLTON,
sept 6 c. c. o. e. c.
. Georgftn-llrysiit Comity,
To all whom it lim? conccnu . . -
W HEREAS Andrew Bird has made Applica
tion for Letters of Administration, w.ith
the will annexed, on tho estate of LVurcng Sander-
lin, late ofthe County of Chnthum deceasod.
These are therefore to cite nnd aduinuudj nil,
and singular tho kindred and creditors ofthe said
deceased, to file their objection* (irony tlieyhave)
in the Clerk’s office of tlie Court of Ordiiiury for
•aid County, within the time prescribed by law;
otherwise fetter* of administration will be granted
to the sa^d Andrew Bird.
Witness, the Hon. Israel Biru,' one ofthe Ju^*
tlces of said Court, of Ordinary, this 7tJi day of
November, *839. J. SMITH, c. c. o. b. 8.
nov 13 223
■r Notice.
N INETY days after date, application will be
niade to tlie Planters 1 Bunk of tlio State bf
Georgiu, for ronewnl of lost script, for Five Shares
Stock of said Bunk, in th» name of Mary, C.
MMdjb, S. PinLBlUCK & CO.
Notice#
F OUR months after date, application will be
made to the Court ofOrdinaryof Effingliapi
County when sitting for ordinary purposes, for
leave to sell the following Land:
One hundred nnd fifty acres Pine Land, lying
id Imitwr in tlm Pnnniv nrCffiunl......
ouA uukuown inml, Minlh nnd wut by Diwiipr’.-
land; Tor tho benefit ofthe heir, end creditor, of
uid estate.
nov 18 FREDERICK IUNRI.Y.-Adm'or.
their carilmrtic, or o]ierot!vo qi|Ti)iliei, or that tlui/
not onlv cieainotlie -lomavli mid howelrby pttr-
King.bnt they regnluto die liver, change llio luor-
liid accretion, strongdieii tho dige.tuo nrgull*, pu
rify the liloml, invigonttc die circulation, and given
tond odd energy to die nervous rystciu.
Tlieyaromiidand.'pleiwant'iii tlictr operation
and convcv nlinosl immediate cqltvictioif of their
Utility firon'i tlieir first dosn. They cdp hb taken
with saliity liy persons of any age i and the feeble,
dll) intirin, tlie nervous and ilelicate are strcngUi-
ctiedbv their opehition, heemue iltfy dear die
system of bad humors, quiet tiervou. irritability,
and invariably produce"round health. . .
Tho Vegeiable l*ills are u sure remedy for jaun
dice, sick and tfotvous headache, dyspop.y, cos-
tiveness, sickness of die stomach, heurtourn, oil
bilious complaints,fo'-ore ofallliiuas,nnd iftukett
ill die commencement will invariub|y dieck,their
progress, aud saVo the patient Arum.a protracted
and dangerous sickness. They nro invidnablo hi
nervous and iiypocoudricalutVections, lossof ap r
petite, mid ull cuiuplainu to wliieli lemiilea aioiio
din due mltnimstratioi) ortlio Toiiic Mixi
This is no liigh-wrotlght panegyric for tho
imont. ; I Speak only from whatlpositivob
—Iiowevef succqssild other prdniwadoti
Ijiive been, there W be little relwnce pl icr.l upftii
ffiom when comporccfwlffi thi« ariteld. By Strict:
y Inllo wing. Rio directions that .'accompany-the
botue, wo find imtstfl Upon the ulost scientific
principle—for; it noems to Anticipate’the return
iff too cold ftjt, ntld excites u strong reaction, nnd
ptfwenm glow river the wnolo system; end thus
topra-occupy tlio ground,aud by disturbing the
rcgularity-ofthe type, to subdue the intermittent
altogether.* Under sttch a course of medicine, I
luiyo he oh astonished to rioticri inffi-whabhosto
the disenso heats alarm'for.a retreat, and the pros
trated strength-of tho jkiyttom Jiillte*. It is a pow-
erful, .vet mild medicine-substituting ealmnetf,
traii(]UilUtv,und balmy, sleep, in place of pain,
rinoHS, mm restless hights^—a reftovation of I
staniim prpof, that under whatever sky—iti'what
ever corner of'tlio cartlv—\vheffier upon hill or
valley, wherewcfever aud agmsmakes itenjmenr-
tinco, tltero also will “RowandVToiiic.Mixtttre”
find ils why—the happy do aide return, the porfoct
aiiUdote. . - . j N. LEE,
ure subject. They, operate os uuuIdsnOedy purge, —
and are a safe nua certain remedy for .worms iff KrOno of Uie best recommendations that cun
' be given thi< medicine is tlio following:—Physic
ciuns living inFover and. Ague districts, who linvo
become ucmnvinted with its efficacy, are in the
habit of orderitig it to be used in tlieir own prnc-
.tlco • —
... . _ jUT-.
children. V , *' • . r -
Extract of a lbtter from Dr. Gurney, of New-
Orleans, l.a.Oct. 9, w37.—'‘^Inavo’received inudi
assistance in my practice; u*peciullym jaundice
and yellow fever; ftromthe nw of Peters' Tills.* 1
presiiuio that; on tm average, I prescribe 100 box*
es per mouth." 1 \ , , * "■ ' -
Extrnct of a letter (Vom Dr. Frjtchartl, of Hud
son, Now-York, Juuo3,1836,—!‘I was aware font
Dr. Pc^grs wnd ono of the best chemists in Hie U.
States, and felt assured that he would sotuo day
(from his iminiato knowledge of foe properties of
herbs and drugs) produce un efficient medicine,
and I .must acknowledge that hi* Vegetable Pills
fully respond to iny*expectation: They iire, in
deed, a superior uicdiciue and reflect alike upon
the chemist, the physician, aud foe phylosophcc. H
Extract of ii letterjroiu Dr. Wuinos, of Cin
cinnati, Feb. 24838.—“Your Pills ure tlie mildest
in their operations, and yet mos| powerftil in their
effects, o( any I have ever met with iii my prac
tice of eight aiurtwcnty’yCiir*. Their uction ou
the chyle, and lieuce outbe iiupuritics of tlio blood
Is evidently vure surprising.
. Ciaiir.OTTfr, N. C. Jah, 1,1837.
DgarSir—Ih&vo tnndo frequent use of your
Pill* in tho incipient stage of bmotts fever, mid ob
stinate constipation of the bowels; also, ill the en
largement of the spleen, chronic diseases of foe
liver, sick headache, genernhlcbility, and iu all ca
ses have found them to bo* very effective.
J. D. Bovu, M. D. .
> MKCKLEfiBinto Co. Vii. Feb. 7,1837.,
J laving usrid Dr. Peters’. Pilts in my practice for
the last 12 months, I take pleasure in giving.'my
testiinouy of their good effeci* in cases of dys
pepsia, sick headache, bilious fevers, uhd other
diseases, produced by inactivity of tlie liver.—
Tliey are u safe nnd mild aperient, being tho best
article of tho kiud I hove over used.
Gkorok Q. Scott, M. D.
Tbw celebrated Medicine is for salt* by nil the
principal Druggists in Savannah nnd thrpitghojit
foe United States, foe Canadas, Texas, Mexico,
and fop,West Indies. Price 50 ceils per box, with
full directions.
angS ‘164—1y
J Notice#
F OUR months after dute, application will be
made to the Justices of foe Court of Ordin
ary for the Couuty of Cumden, for leave to sell nil
tlie'feal estate and Imnk stock, belonging to tho es-
tate of Joseph Thomas, late of Camden County',
deceused. ' ,1
G. W. THOMAS, >
JOHN TOMPKINS, (
ttdggft , . .374
Ex’ors.
•Notice#
A per^twitaving claims figs Inst the late Jno.
XX Ihuley, Esq, of Camden county, are request
ed to preemit thom properly attested, aud those in
debted, will please make immediate payment to
G. W. THOMAS, ) A l ,
ROBT. I.ANG, IA.Iimot.
Jefferson, 3d Oct. 1839.
oct 7 192 .
Notice*
A LL persons hmong claims against the late Je-
xl. remiah Cuyler,Esq. ore requested to present
them properly uttered; and those indebted will
pleuso make payment to
WM. H. CUYLER, Qual. Ex-or.
oct 2 188tL
’ UcoigiJi-Effingliam County#.
To nil whom it Jnay concern. -
W HEREAS, Tiipmosli. Brew, Administra
tor of tho estate of JolmW. Graham, de
ceased, lias applied to fob Hon. foe Court of Or-
diiiary. «r Efluigliuin County, for Letters Dismis-
Any. .
These are therefore to cite uod admonish allcon-
cemcd, to file their objection* ftf any they have)
in.tlio Clerk’s Office of the said Court, on or be
fore the 2d day of January next; otherwise letters
disnuKaory will be'grantea.
Witness, the Hon.;C. l*owers, ono of the Jus
tices of tlio said Court, tho 2d day of July, A. D.
1839. ,john ciiarlton,
jtriyB C. c. 0.0. c.
Cteorgla^Eflingliain County#
To all whom it inny concern.
W HEREAS, JoIuiM. Lticas, Administrator
of the estate of William McGuhagin, do-
(leased.'hM applied to the Hon. tlie Court of Or-
din ary of Effipghum Comity, for Letters Disini*.
sory.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all con
cerned, fo file their objection* (ifjuiy. they have)
in foe Clerk’s Office of foe said Court, on or be
fore foe (itli day of march next, otherwise tattlers
dlgmhwriry will he granted.
| Witness,'foe *Hon. C. Power*, one ofthe Jus
tices of foe said Court, the 6th day of Sept. A.’D
1639. JOHN CHARLTON,
• sept 6^ ■ . ; Clerk c. o. e. c.
Ocoi'tfia—Effingham County.
To ull whom it liiay concern,
\T7*II|:REAS, Mrs. Naouii Weituiun, widow,
▼ V- Administratrix of the estate and effects of
Muftiiew Weitinan, deceased, hath applied to the
lion, the Court of Ordinary of Effingham Coun
ty., forLetter* Disniissory.
Thesb' are therefore to cite and admonish nil
coochhiedito. file their objection*(if any they have)
in the Clerk’* Office of tlie said Court, on or lie-
fore tho 26th day of Junuiity next, odierwise let
ters dismissory will be granted.
•Witness, tlie Hon. C. Powers* one ofthe jus
tices of foe said Court, the 26th day of July, A. D.
1839. JOHN CHARLTON,
july2C v . Clerk Q.’o.e. c.
. Notice.
JiOUNCIL will elect nu;thc first Monday in
December next, six Vendue Masters for the
CityofSavauuali. AppHcauU will leave then
applications aud foe names of their securities with
hov»2 M. MYERS, c.c.
Notice.
W H* ROGERS will receive hills of
• all tlio Country Bonks (except Milledge-
vilta) hi paymeul for Goods, nt 10 per cent, dis
count, provided the amount of tl.o hill is traded
out; hut will not receive unbankable bill* for con
tracts olreadjRnade.’
. nov 19 - South side Market Square.
~~ Important Invention# : v
•Y^EAST POWDERS, for the immediate ma*
JL king ofBuckwheat and light Tea Cake*.
These Powders are not only of great utility in the
instantaneous production ofBuckwheat and light
Tea CakeB, but are very wholesome; correcting
thcucidity of tlie stomach, sweetening foe. breath,
suppressing undue thirst In the morning, hml in
every respect being beneficial;, and have received'
the approbation oftbo medical facility.
They arc free from all foe trouhlesffmfe objec
tions fo. which Yeast and other articles oftbo same
character arc liable, being ulway* easily procured
genuine at abqut the same cost as YousUfsl
A fresh supply of these Powders, with direction*
for using, just received per Newark, and for side
,ly ... G. R. HENDRICKSON.,
nov 27 235
6 boxes Preserved Plants'
• 2 hag* Picim Nuts, 10 bids crushed Sugar
30 bids ^oafSugar, 25 ,j chests Tea
. 4 chest* Tea; sup’r, 100 boxes' Raisins
200 half boxes Raisins, 200 qr do i\o'
25 boxes Lemons, lOOkngg Gropes
• 70 casks Malaga Wine
75 drum* Figs
25 i casks Rfalaga Wine
JliHt received per schr 8 Ciiroliue nnd ntaim-
bonl Snv/mnnli, und for mile liy ' .
»ipvI1 JNO. B. GAWDRy.
•, Perfumery.
A f elected stock of Perfumery, cut.
-e*. bmcing nil of din highly perfumes, and re
commended hy families. Kept coustnndy for
sale wholesnlc or retail pt the store of
PORCHKR A, LA ROCHE,
' . Sign ofthe Golduii Gloho,
Jfnovdl, Opposite the Market.
Kowhtfeicl’s KulyUor,
F Oll |ho face and skill, and olvitol importance
to the support of f4m**)e loveliness. Pnw<-. r _
fui of .eitvet, yet mild of influence; this admirnblo
•specific (a preparation from the mp's*, delightful
balsuiuic exotics, otid perfefctly free from minerul
or other pernicious admixtures, possesses balsamic
nronerttas of surprising energy; it eradicates tan,
freckles, pimples, spots,reditesit, nnd all.cutaneous
orruptloua, gradmdiy realizing n decidedly clear,
fair nml so ft skin; transforms even llnf most sallow
complexioir into radiant whiteness; .renders lmrsh
and rongh skin delightfully soft and smooth; im
parts to tho face, neck ami arms, a healthy and ]u-
vpnilo bloom; and, by clue per*cverance in Hs up-
plicaiion,promotes afreeand iiiiinterruntod exer
cise of those important functions of foe skin, wind!
are of tlie most necessity for the preservation of
health aud attainment, and continuance of a beau
tiful complexion. , *
A fresh supply of this valuable article just ro-‘
coh ed. ahd for sale by A. PARSONS.
Aug'S • ' ■ - ■ -
Chinese Prolific or free Com#
P ORCHER^LA ROCHE ha* ill store the
above valuable 'Corn. Persons who bavo
engaged will pluasecnll early find take it away.—
Planters are particularly invited to call*and judge
for foem*clve3, ns there is only a’ small quantity
left unsold, and if they wish the nrtipld, wo will a-
gain invite them to send their order* early. Also,
other, garden seeds, for sale on accommodating
terms. Opposite tho Market,.
nov 23 Sign of tlie Golden Globe*
Tooth WnsliT ’
/CHLORINE, Ori^ andKreosot Tooth Wash,
V-/ highly recommended for whitening the teeth,
purifying tho breath nnd importing n healthy ap
pearance to tho ffutfot. Just received,' per Wil
son Fuller, and lor sulo by
; . G. It. HENDRICKSON.
Starch# . . 4
T HIRTY boxes .superior Engle.Starch, extra
“quality: for family purposes. Ju*t received
and for solo by
nov 23 G. R. HENDRICKSON.
Razors mid Razor Stropg.
’ A SPLENDID, assortment of combined Sil-
xU ver and Steel Razors, of excellent work-
~7“ r ~v. o, J-' P-Wdem n-urn- POl'CllCI' & Lll ROcllC^
manslup, in cases, of various prices. Also, Sun- 'IinLL receive in a fow days by the brig Wins
dera, Emerson, and Modus’ Razor Strops kept W 'Taylor,the following Giirmm Seeds ofthe
'crop on839:—Ruta Baga Turnip, white Dutch
Turnip, red top Turnip, yellow and red Silver
Onion, curly Blood Turnip Boot, Frencli Amber
Sugar Beet, whits Sblicia $tigur Beet, long blood
Tiirnij) Beet, long orange Carrot, long white
Parsnip; cnrly.du*ter Cucumber, long green Cu
cumber, early short green Cucumber, superior
Watermelon, largo-Muskmelon, Cantelppq do,
hush.crook neck summer Squash, early Dutch
summer do, ciook-heck winter do, imporiul sugar
loar, largo green and brown Dutch.Lcttuco, early
scurlqt, short top, long scfirlot und yellow Thrnip
Uadisli, (a new urticlo) early and large York Cab
bage, eqrly and large Drumhead Cabbage, flat or
late Dutch, green glazed aud red Dutch Cabbage,
Scotch pale or greep curled Squash nt Boll Fep-
poiV.Curl Crcs* or Pepper Grass, largo ‘nilodth
HMIWBUII, IU1U ill
couatantly for sale by ■ . .
PORCHER & LAROCHE.
Sign of the Golden Clone,
- aug 19 • L Opposite the Market.
R Bo^lanrt-* Tonic-niixturo, dec,
ECEIVUD per uliip Giistou, a full supply of
Rowland’s Tonic .Mixture, for fovor nnd
n^itc; .Sulpliatfi Quinine, Pipcrine, lodinu, pure
mornliino, Bidphuto. nnd. Acoutate .Aforpnine,
Musk in Polls, Oil Binck Pcpcr,-Croton OU, Uy-
drtodnte Potass, Sodnnud Scidlitx PowdoreXon-
#011 Liislurd, «%c. Forsnlciiy
oct 15 PORCHER &, LAROCHE.
Tobnccv,
CIXIi6ios Ij.ftwicli’»G'nvondisli Tolincco, on
kj Iwnd, nnd-for sale liy A. PARSONS
oct 4 '
From the Hhirisbnrg Intelli^ncer of Jnno.lSiVl.
. Mr. Wyeth—Having Iont, boon afflicted in Iny
family with Fever end Ague, nnd having tried uv-
cry menu* to gel rid of it without nvnil, { nt lon'rtli
met with your ndvorthemeiit of Rowtand'c quitu.
ino Tonic Mixture, winch I deturiiiined to try.
After using h, nfy wife was entirely restored to
heidth, linving snft'ered for fifteen months flfoni tlio
dobiiilnliiig oft'oeu of Fever nnd Ague, nnd is now
a. hearty nnd slant ns she ever was.
.BERNHARD MAY.
.Harrisburg, May Sd, 18XJ.
A largo supply of the above vnltialdo inddicine
just recoived from the Mamtfhcturor, und for solo
wholesale or retail hy •
PORCHER* LAIIOCIIE,
- : Sign of tho Golden Globe,
nov 13 . Opposite tho Market
~ ; Svvaiui’N FmiaccQ.
A S tho intoiiiperunce nml luxury ofthe nge are
hastening die ravngos of.scorhiitic.cbui.
plaints, and rendering the blood more impitre nrtd
a* thoiiMind* hitvo ^destroyed their constitutions
by neglecting to apply tfio proper remedies to
•uch'. Hwuhn’b Punaceu lmtat be and has’been
more than doubly valuable'ns ft certain nud effec
tual means of restoring them to perfect health uml
vigor. Few Amities ure wholly exempt from
‘fcdriuitiityrffectiona wliich exhibit various symp
toms, n* eruptions, nlcerations, debility, lossof
appetite and dejection, all arising from impure
blood, and if notproj>crly attended to, producos
tho greatest injury to tho constitutidh, and inay
bo impnrtcd to their offspring. Swaiin’s Puna-
con is I'econimeijdud nt this season rif the year, os
nn invaluable restorative ofthe. sysjcin, thereby
invigorating the constitution mid cymbling us to
bear the debilitating effects of the summer season.
It is Conveyed by tlie circulating fluids, and cor
recta their tendency to all those disei ’ *
originate ip ,n vitiated blood, disc~
pruved appetite, or predisposition
tlie kings, dkh. No one, nowevoi
nsff'lpSitkom tiioauvi
ofwhat is here stated.
This medicine 1* now used with success in aU
part* ofthe world, and is gaining great reputation
in England. *» -,
- From Dr, Valentine Mqtt, -
Professor of Stirgery in tlio University of Now-
York, Snrffeon ofthe'NC YorkHo*pital,&'c.
I have repeatedly iused Swaim’s Panacea both
in ths Hospital and in private'practice, and have
always foiiifd it to bo^a valuable medicine in chron*
ic, syphilitic, and norofuloiia complaims, and ill
obstinate cutaneous affections.
’ ' VALENTINE MOTT, M. D,
-From the various imposition* which have been
practised by adulteration, &c. even to tlie extent
of perjury, for the purpose of imitating the medi
cine, is Sufficient to prove its efficacy iu the dis
eases in Wliich.it has been sufficiently proven to
have cured. It is Unnecessary to say further in
relation to this Panacea, other than.to cimtiontho
public against fob deleterious mixtures which have
been made to impdso. upon the ignorant. Tifri
genuine article can always he found at tlio store
ofthe subscriber, Svfio is tho sole agent for tliii
State. * A. PARSONS, Druggist,
nov8 eab
Yeast Powders.
rilHESE Powtfors are an admirdble substitute
X for foast, in making all kinds of batter cakes,
etui lavve tho advantage over tluit article in ma
king tlio battpr perfectly' light and'ready for ba
king the instant they ure muted.. - Buckwheat und
other-cakes, when mado with these powders, are
Ipsa likely to disagree with foe stomach l)tnn those
made with yeast; end as it require'shiitajew min
utes to prepare fpr bnliing, tho possibility of ever
having them sour, is entirely avoided. The good
effect of mixing coke and biscuit with these pow
ders, lias been approved Jty njTuiy of tlio most em
inent physicians npd surgeons in this country.—
They are also highly recommended by many of
tho first families in Inis city nnd other places.
Afresh supply of the aboyo articlejUst receiv
ed oftd for sale by .r .. * : ^ *
nov 13.. ANSON PARSONS.
nghf of Ktlo, imdoBffifp.ta-'yt
Lttghmd Uml tlio UdtodStatos »» .
“r:;"" -cl
“Lo Cordini tin I.ticine,” or r„ ,
Litpiim Cordial,!' itagciiemlIn
tnmi fraino., In till tliovnrioascu.il'. 0 !']
ltu.ltudo ami tlobiiitntloti ilium,
feiasasasaSs
withwliich it rolM»a the tlrilepow^ 'J
liavo ItocU (lcnnojcd l>» di«»nJ U ? l 'i
lleM. or any <ir.d,e nmitareu«ca'i ! pZ;,;4
uata iii.llm proHtrat ouor thoau fun.," I
, 1“ totimoii with B,o
mialicmcrf, tin. L'crdial contains notliiiuJI
citnul or deleterious nuturu,xudoire tl ?nl
pctlienta winch compose hj | )ul * A “I
tnno, so simple, yu| soollicuciom, iCvl!
renoyute tlto proslrutod entriies ofll,
uUvnn'tag 0Uly " iuj P“uit*™l
SSSSesafeasaasSsal
sure to rondt from'it, wecnaotcuS
■nlyriHot dus muatiinuMo ConliiUaw ™ J
ninny of tlio (Ipcnlrients which have b'..,,!
cd, (isvoueliOr« nl'dio hlcssia.. i, I. . 0 j 1
nuuilKir. of dospuirii,.. indivi*w, ,, 3
cannot fortrenr reniurking-tha,.;, | " , j
mopslrotoil tlmt dicre is senreolyever if«3
tlmig ut nil, us nnttiral btrnuiuu., . 'J
imbecility of die procream filnctiomm ciiM
mid, therefore,-dial those evils are 1ho efij
artiflcial' causes, und inny he speedily sulnlnf
removed by dm uso of “Lo Cordial ile li
Tire Lncinii Cordial is alsonn iudubita
far dio Gleet, and die Fluor Albas, nine
difficult or pauilitl Menstruation'! also, [
mcantineucu of Uritio ot tho invnlnntai
Ohurgfl dicreof. It is likewise an invaluds
unrivullciUncdicine in tunes of Chronic 1
lions of dm skin, aud in dm dropsical r'
of dm'ngod.
Most'impOrtimt to ttaiAimrianP
Thq United Statea proprietor of the red
Lnciita Cordial, or Elixir of Love, bcsilol
fore , (he community, tlio following eoff
which ho has recoived frum tho inventor,!]^
trious.Dr. Mugnin, of l*ari,i
- "This is to cortify, that I have disposed >
rccipo for making tlm. Lucina Cordial, orfi
Love, nnd also dte'riilit to «ell:it tlirougho
. United. Stales of North America, to John \\ ■
Holdervv’oii, Mv D. Hr rousons for so do'J
thatthu ihmiumln to mo for the ahovo Cold
vyliiclt I am the inventor, nip so uiiincroiiil
umnnaliioto supply all dio orders rroiiiFrauf
Italy alone; and liavo therefore disposed]
privileges vouchsafed iu this and otlirrcnti
of a like nature, in orderto generulisctlioln
of my discovery tiironghoiit die world,
n:— “is— — juutd at Puri's, on thisninen
.indmyetir of oarLor,(eigl
'tymiglit, '
ERA8TE JUGXlj
]
.,rat medlcfno U for«,
.IdcrvOcll,' No, liiOLibcrtys]
-,-w- S...W, V....WIcs B. Tyler, No. tOCliuu,
Pluladelnliia; nndiu Balnmore hy liohcrt. dj
kiusou.Johri M. Laroqitc, imd'G. U, Tvlel
Wasliingtou City hy Tobias Wnlkins nu.i Cid
Stott; in (ioorgetown by 0.,M. Liatliacuffl
Richmond by John E. Eustice; inPetcrsboA
Braggs Thotiins, and Dnpny, Roscr AIol
und in Norfolk by Til. A. Santos atnl 1). Eaar
nnd by John Woodiy, No. do Poytiruat I
This..
John YV.
Nuw-Vo
Oglcnna.
i It can also bo found t
u..» u. ........e principal !L
Stores in Sopdi-Carblinn.iuiilm Augusta. by|
viland, Hi.ley &Co.,Tliomas liarrett & Co r
NclspnCarter; n*ta ~ h 4 pKS0 j
• Price $3 porbottlo, with full direction*,
hug 5 N , 164~3y
Rloiratt’s Life Pill# aud Fha
Bitters# • I
rttHESB meriicinus huve long been Known*
X appreciated for their extraordinary nndj
mediate powers of restoring perfect health to!
Komi suflering under nearly ev ery Umd of dal
to Which the human frame i* liable. ■
Tlie nroiyiotor rejoice* m the opportuiulj
forded by tno uuivcrAil diffusionol foedHvP
for placing his VEGETABLE LIFh ru
within tlie ynowlodgo and reach of every vol
dual in tho conuuuffitv- Unlike tho Jtytojl
uiciouHnunckeries>\vliich boast or vmcw j
grhdienU, foe Lite Pill* ntc purely and folfol
geteble,auucontain noither mercury,cm™'-
arsenic, uor iQiy otlier minor Jin any
ever. They arc Entirely composed oi n«i
from rare aud powerful plants, lifie 1
though long known to. several Indian tn »J
:ai science, uuu
PUP in do happily
tl< THE PIiaiNIX BITTERS arose c«lW|
cause tliey possess the power oi res^ ■
SsSmkWssaS
roBtoroil to lifoTrnm the ashes of jtso
don. Thb'Phtonix Bitters are entirely wp
confposqd of roots fcttnd onlrto
tins weattm country, xvhioh »v«U inllib ly 1
Y r rItS. AND AGUES of all kW« ”1
iiiil to ovaiiicato entirely ollthO °^ c , u i p[C |
infinitely sooner Ilian dm mo> .P'Sffl
rationa of VoTHKl^'l
tho doteriuination ofBLOOI) lOJ'jl
never fails in sickness incident toy Jj. WS€S I
and will bo foiinfl a certain remedy i j
rior^bus debility wealtness ot
^^S^Chromt^gd
Riiimmatism, the ofiicacyof l,l0 f' .jnelcM
will bo demonstrated by the ““.“fgl3
Thensttnl dose ofdmse BltlcrsisMr”'®!
full; in woteHiajj||#gr V ' • T
ken
two or three times a day.w' 01 ' 1 .. ,„ken
S ... , Patent Hurley.
IA do*. Robinson’s I’atJrft Barley, rceoivcd
ami for sale by ANSON PARSONS; , ,
uug dl .
„ ■ Sweet <MI. , . .
KM BASKETS superior 8w,ot .Oil, fresh.
ir mtnOrled, tin foil tops. Just: received
aud for sale by - ■
oct 3() G. It. IfENPRICKSON.
red Tomato, solid Colcry, curled Parsley, round ken two or three tiiiies u u.y ^ .
leaved Spillage, long white Okra, Giant Aspara- Injforo moals, or alessaqua nil y « J
gus, Nastiirtiou Lomoii Balm, early Sngnr Com, turn's. Todioso wboar , n „ rnV8 ij
Cltincso, Prolific or Ties Corn, early Woshiijd*>
ton or June Peas, largo wifi to Murrowfat, early
Cifiua Dfvorf, -early «ix week, wliite kidney and
red marrow Beans, Inrge white, marrowfat flat
Feu*, and othpy seed mitaldo fpr tlie Southern
mnrket. Sign of tlio Golden Globe;
nov 13 . Opposite tlie Market. .
' ’ Barnufta Ncghra.
20,000 ‘S±;r M -
n°yi> -G. R. HENDRICKSON.
snnir.
•t f | -JARS coarso trench Rappee .Snuff, rose
ii “ avon -'d, efLorilJard’*imiiuil'uctnro. For
Biilo low for imsh, by
PORCHER'& LA UOCIfE,
- Sign of thq Golden . Globe,
nttv ? l|Oppbsito tlie Market.
Vegetable, Flower and Bird ffeofo the crop- of
•1839.^ AIho, in daily expectancy, a hriftutiful arti
cle bailee! tlio Chinese ’Tree Corn. Tlio above
Seed i* warranted to produce Inrgo vegetable* and
fine flavor. Planters und other*• arc invited to
cidljind exmninofor -ihenwelveH. All of which
will be worn lovV fornawh'or city nccoptancpa. - :
1*, or
an timos. To' those who are jji pro vo
. gestion after, ntoals,. thyBrB|\tar« *jj (! ., ct i
.VnliHiblo, hs tliey very greatly njfWj . „ cr foi
of-die priucqim viseoifi, help * io
Ihoir funetioua, nml enable^ . „f e nsi
eburgn Into tlm liovvols rcniovi
Tims indikestibn is onsi y and sp j| 10 n |.foi
ilppotite restored, and tliamonu f oc aitate
‘B31V*xb;2.<
5J0 Broadway, >»
obtained for 25centa, B° 1 Kan*
NOOK
Ilf hod
Uovf
Sign of tlm Golden GlbliCi ’
Opposite dm J'
Idafte Bitter, for fid •*
ous certificates of tho wonderful ellica )
may Im there inspoctqd. ■ *, BART°"i
AUds Stored ori tiio Bny,“6brnbrmf Un>)' ll,u s
nov 23