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noxt, will be
in tlio city of
of pale,
•levied upon by
Hon. Court of
Vrunner for the.
isday in. Doc:
oro tho Court’*
, between the tisur
o Woman named 11
‘ fi.fiw. Kilted ()*oi
l Pleas and of Oyer
Savannah, nt -tho iiuthnei of Thomas
Pqrso and John MercliLou, bt. nl. vs. Rebfcca
. llrisscll^ —* * ■ ' - ' ‘
tomoy
oet 20
City SiicrlflPs SaioT
|N the first Tuesday in December next, will
be sold, before the Court House, in the city
' unli, between the usual hours of sale,
>. 9, bounded by mid butting on Ka
ect on the west, on the north by lot No.
Gfi)r
property pointed out by ptointitFs at-
- LliVI S. RUSSELL, Sheriff
Dn tho cast by lot No. 10, on the south by lot No'.
I containing DO feet front and 105 feet in depth,
l TTmr«*i.u ‘‘ o buildings ondlinprovcinents
. on by virtue of !i fa’s issued
nrt n»* CommonP1?as and of
r for tlie City of Savannah, at
n B. Gnmlrv ut. nl. vs. Homy
T att j a ® Urs ‘ Proport)’pointed out
LEVj 8. RUSSELL) Sheriff.
Shci'ilPs Sttlc.
ty in December next, will
the Court House, in tho city
Jtwcen tlie usual hours of salo,
Mahogany Sideboard, one pair Mahogany
'ablcs, one do. ends, one Mahogany Dining
straw bottom Chairs, two pair of
sand one Fender; levied upon
train warrant issued from the
rt of Chatham county nt thein-
Pattigrow, trustee- of« Eliza
vtanoe of Rol
L. Pettigrew,
>erty pointed oufbv‘plaintifl*’s attomies.
*29 LEVI S. RUSSELL, Sheriff.
L. Pettigrew, his wife, vs. Alex.' II. McDonnell.
O Indicator's Srilc.
N the first Tuesday in December next, be
tween tlie usual hours of sale, will he sold
before the door of tho Court House in. tlie city of
Savannah, the following property to wit: One
chest of Clothes, one old Tool Chest, one Tool
Chest, one Horse, and various other articles, the
property of the cstato of George Miller, deceased.
Also, one ToobChest, one Watch,-and one old
trunk of Clothes, belonging to tlie estate of J. A’.
Kennedy, deceased.
Also, several Trunks, *Chests, 7 Bedsteads,
Matrasses, 2 Watches, and otlies articles, belong
ing to tlie estate of Michael Lyncli, deceased.—
Above mentioned estates escheated and sold for
benefit of creditors and all others interested.
By order. ROBERT W. POOLER,
** ov B (Geor) Eschcntor c. c.
rcla—Clmtlmm County.
To all whom itninv concern.
widow, hath np-
, . „ , r _ uurt of Ordinary
of Chatham County, for Letters' of Administra
tion on tho estate and effects of James Sagurs,
late of Clmthnni County. •
These die therefore to cite nnd'adirionish,all and
singular the kindred and auditors of the said de
ceased, to file their objections, (itany they liavo)
to tlie granting of the, ftdinniHtrntiou orthe eS>
tate to the applicant in the Clerk’s Office of t ie
said Court, on or before tho twelfth day of Do
tomher next; otherwise letters of administration
Will lie granted.
Witness, tho Hon. Francis Sorrel, ono of the
Justices of tho said Court, this 12th day of Nov.,
A. D. 1839. limv’i) G. WILSON,
nov .12 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
coi
The
concerned, to fiL
have) in the Clerk 1
i r ' x .ww, »..w «..« Court,onor
before tlie 30th day of December next; otherwise
letters sprayed for will be granted.
Witness, tlie Hon. M. Mvcrs, hue of tho Jnsti-
ces ol tho said Court, the with day of December,
A. D. 1839. EDWARD Q. WILSON,
nov ^Q ■ Deputy Clerk c. o. o. c.
'6e
Me o rg i xi—C Imtli a in County,
^ * To all whom it may concern:
W HEREAS Omizimc Legriel. hath applied
to the Hon. tho Court ofOrdinnry ofCliat-
ham County, for Letters of Administration on the
estnto and effects of Paul Dupou, lata of Chatham
County, deceased.
Tiiyse are therefore to cite and ndmoniah, all
and singular tho kindred and creditors of tho said
deceased, to file their objections (if any they have)
tho emnthig ofthe qdminbtratiou of tho estate
of the deceased to the applicant in the Clerk’s Of
fice ofthe said Court, on of before the 9th day of
December next; othenyise letters of administra
tion will be granted.
Witness, the Hon. Francis Sorrel, ouo oftlio
Justices ofthe said Court, the 9th day of Nov. A
D. 1839. EDWARD G. \YT "—
nov9
edward g. Wilson,
Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
W Ocoj-Riu-Chutlmm County*
IILKLAS, Jos. B. Ponce Imtli applied
lo the Hou. tho Court of Ordinary of
Chatham County, for letters of Administration on
tho estato aud effects of Jnuic9 R. Ketchum, lute
of Chatham County, deceased.
. These are therefore to cite and admonish nil and
singular the kindred and creditors of tho said do-
cea.pl, to file their objections (if any they, have)
to the granting of the administration ofthe estate
of the deceased to tlie applicant iu tho Clerk’s
Ofiico of the said Court,on or before tho 30th day
of December next; otherwise letters of adminis
tration will be grouted.
Witness, the Hon. A. Porter, one of tlie Jus
tices o/the said Court, the 30th da v of November,
A. D. 1839. EDYVD G. WILSON,
Deputy Clerk c. p. e. c.
oririnpCIiMKinm County.
1 o all whom it may concern:
TTTHEItEAS Patrick Marlow hath applied to
v v tlio Hon. tho Court of Ordinary of Chat
ham County. for Letters of Administration on tho
estate ami effoctsuf Nicholas Marlow, Esq. late of
Ciiaumin County deceased.
These are therefore to- cite and admonish, all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the raid
deceused, to filo their objections (if any they have)
*® ! J»o granting of the- administration oftlio estate
oftlio deceased to tho applicant in tho Clerk’s of-
turn of tlie raid Court, on-or before tho 12th day of
Deconiber next; diherwise letters of administra
tion will he granted
j Witness, tho Hon. Elias Reed, ono of tho Jus-
ticcs oftlio said Court, the. 12th dav of November,
A.D.1839. EDWARD G. WILSON,
,,ov 12 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. e.
Gcorgin-Okathnni County.
^ "hom it may Concent:
^^^LBLAS^S. A. Hooker, hath sp
nov 30
Administratrix’s Sale.
O N the first Tuesday iu January next, will be
sold before the Court House in Chatham
County, between tlie usual hours of sule, tlie fol
lowing property:
All the interest of die estate of R. F. Willi-m*.
in those two Tracts of Land, known as Varcli
and Orphun House.
Sold as the property of estate R. F. YVillmms,
benefit of the heirs and creditors of raid
for tho
estate,
nov 9
. i of said
MARY YVILLIAMS, Adm’ix.
221
Georgia—Chatham Couuty.
To all worn it may concern.
TTTHEREAS, YVin. Henry Fitts, Administra-
•* " lot* of tho cstato of James D. Fitts, late of
Chatham Couuty, deceased, hath applied to the
Hon. die Court of Ordinary of Chatham County,
for Letters Dinni^-ory.
These ore (herefore to cite end admonish all con
cerned, to fdo their objections (if nny they have)
m the Clerk*. Oilico ot die said Court, on or be
fore the 16th day of March next, otherwise lettcra
disnussoty will be granted.
Witness, the Hon W. Thome Williams,' one of
- Justices of tile said Court, tho 16th day of
Member, A. D. It'd*).
EDWARD G. WILSON,.
T 1 *» - Dcpnty Clerk c. o. c. c.
«co:
Valuable lEicc Plautation and
Wcsrocs for Sale.
VV Xf-L be cold at pubhe sale,on Urn first Tnoa-
. V day in February noxt, before the Court
House in tlie city of Brunswick, that very value-
bio Plantation known aa New Hone, on tiie south
branch of tho Alutumalia River, m Glynn Conn-
nr, Ga., containing (3130) three thousand four
hundred and thirty acres, of which (5S0) five hun-
o d “““''Shly acres are first quality Jliver
Swamp, (300) Otree hundred‘acres are under
good banka and in a hne state of cultivation. A-
bout (700) seven hundred acres of prime Inland
Swamp, well adapted to the culture of Cotton .or
Corn, and (2150) two thousand one hundred and
fifty acres of heavy timbered piiie land. On the
premises aro a comfortable dwelling Hoiise, Ne
gro Houses, Barns, Blacksmith Shop, mid every
necessary out building fur the use of the plants-
At tlteaamo time and place, will be sold (con-
”rm'!i ) aver J r P rune 8^8 of about sixty Nit-
Also, an nmRvHfHl thir-1 r - r ;-h- - ^
imowu as Broadfield, adjoining the above, con'
“ b S"f ( i°°) fetH hundred acres of
prime Rice Land, in fine order to receive a crop.
Terms nude known on the day of sale.
JOHN F. GREENj ) „ ,
HUGH F. GRANT,' ( “ ««•
® (Georgion)
nov 15
Executor’s Sale.
, he sold, agreeable to en order of the
m. In Tenor Court of Burko Co., while
g tor ordinary purposes, in die u,wu of
Waynesboro, „„ Hie first Tuesday in January
One tract of Land, belonging to tho estate of
Lltslia Anderson, late of said county, deceased,
IVllUT Oil tllf* WBfPM Tl/uvlrt/ l
argia—Chatham Couuty.
_To all whom it may concent.
rDix
"^^T-HEREAS, Andrevvjiixon, Administrator
die estate mid effects of Daniel Foley,
lute of Chatham County, decea-ed, has apniicd to
the Hon; tho Court of Ordinary of cfiatham
County, for Letters Dismissoryi
tho Hon. tho Court of Ordinary of Chat-
ham C.otinty, for Letters of AduiiiiUtra'tion on tho
estate and effects oflsaao Norton,lute ofCliathom
Count) 1 , dceoascd.
Theso ere therefore to cito ahd admonish, all
and singular tho kindred end creditors of die said
deceased, to file thoir objections (ifiiny they have)
to tho granting ofthe administration ofthe estato
of the deceased to the'applicant in tho Clerk's Of
fice of Ihu said Court, on or heforo tho twelfth
day of December next; othonvise letters of ad
ministration will be granted.
• Witness, tho Hon. M. JIvers, one oftlio Justi-
ces of die said Court,die twelfth day ofNovcmber.
A. D. ISiffl. EDWARD G. WlLSON,
,lov 18 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. o.
® 00 ^Kl'»--Cli! , tImt , f County, i
' I'n nil ntlin... - * ...... ... . —
___„ To all whom it may concern i
XXTHEREA8 Frederick E. Tehcau, hath ap-
T T plied lo dm Honorablo the Court of Or-
dmaiy of Chatham County, for Lottora of Admin
istration on tho estate and effooU uf Isaac Norton,
late of Chatham Couuty, deceased.!
These oro therefore in cite and admonish, all
ond singular tho kindred and creditors ofthe Said
See of tho said Court, on or before the twelfth day
of December next; otherwise letters of administra-
tion will ho granted.
Witness, tho Honorable Anthony Porter one
eftho Justices ofthe said Court, die twelfth day of
Novcmbor A. D. 1839.
nor 12
EDWARD G. WJL80N,
Deputy Clork, c.o. c. e.
| .To all whom it may couccrni
W HtREAS Andrew Bird has made apnlica-
tloufor Letters of Administration,' with
These are d,e>eforeVo eito^.i admonish allcon-12 “fX X CotX7cZhl I J 0rCa8 S ,’ ,n,ler -
rned, tu file their objections (if any they have) in hfCht^am deceased,
a Clerk’s Office of the stud Court, on or befhro and sZZ L' T a° T n,ll '‘™>’h all,
tho 3d day of January next, othenviso loiters dis- SefeSfc ffiohi^dewir 0 "
missory will be granted. ,, ,' ™o |r obiocUons (ifany thoyhavo)
.s-'Vi* 0 ®” * e « on -. A „P°r«er,one,of dieJmtice, L'^cminSAvfel. f "
of the said Court, the 3d day of July, A. D. 1639,
’ „ EDWARD G. WILSON,
july 3 Deputy Clerk o. o. c. c.
said County, within the dine prescribed bylaw:
otherwise letters ofadmiuistrauon will bo granted
to the said Andrew Bird. b
Oeorula—Clmtlmin Couuty.
To oil whom it may concern.
- — toy concern.
XJtTHEREAS, Henry F. WiUink, ExeentorofI
■' tiie last will and testament of David Pidi
Witness, die Hon. Israel Bird, one ofdio Jur-
tiros ol said Court of. Ordinary, this 7th day of
November, 1839. J. SMITH, c. c. o. a. e
nov12 223
‘Tho true rlchcsorlire is cjcu
W E know that lienldi and the ability to
.constitutesthe Wealth of diegrcat'mass of
toe people iu thU, us in most other countries. To
preserve, therefore, that health by natural.menus
isagrhud iiiurnl and politienlsehelue, to fldlil which
requires our utmost attention. Tho unptcce-
deiilediio'pularilyaiiilniiivcrsuhipprobntimnvliicli
this medicine has achiovud throughout the United
Stales, tho Conadas, Texas, Moxiooondtita West
Indies, fully justify Ilr. Peters iu warmly und cou-
scientiourl v recommending them to die special at
tention of die aniioted;
Dr. t Peters has spent much time In experiment
ing with dift'oront Vegetable Medicines lor discus-
os of the liver, and now offers his Vegetable Pifts
Us the best, most convenient and dlumpest Medi
cine tluit can bo prepared forgonoral use.
One great quality of his Vogclhblo Fills Is that
thoy liavo dm ultoriuitive principle combinod with
dieir cardinrtic, or opcrntivo qualities, or that they
not only clonuse die stomach and bowels hy pur
ging, but they regulate dm liver, Change tho mor
bid secretion, slrcngtimn tho digestive organs, pu-
riiy dm blood, invigorate the circulation, and givoB
tono mid energy to dm nervous system.
They are mild und pleasant iu timir operation
and convey almost immediate conviction of their
utility from their first dose. They con be token
witii safety by persons of onyogo; and the feeble,
die infirm, dio nervous and deliento are slrcngdi-
cned by timir operation, because timy clear tho
•ystomof bad humors, quiet nervous irritability,
mid invariably produce sound health.
• . ThoVegotabio Fills are a sure remedy for jaun
dice, rick uud nervous headache, dyspepsy, cos.
dvencss, sickness of Urn stoniaeli, hcurlmini,' nil
hilinns complaints, fevers of all kinds, and if taken
at tho commencement will invariably check tiieir
progress, mid save dm patient from a protruded
mid dangerous sickness. Thoy are invaluable iu
nervous and liypocondricnl affections, loss uf ap
petite, and ull complaints tn which females nlutiu
are subject. They operate ns a mild speedy purge,
mid arc a safe aud cartaiu remedy lor worms in
children.
Extract of a latter from Dr. Gurney, of Notv-
Orlouns,La.Oct.9,1837.—"I have received much
assistance in iny practice; especially ill jaundice
aud yellow fever; from tho use of Fetors' Pills. I
presume that, on mi average, I proscribe 100 box
es per month,". .
Extract of a letter from Dr. Pritchard, of Hud
son, Now-York,'Juno3,1830.—"I wasawaro that
Dr. Peters wus one of tho best chemists in tho U.
States, and felt assured that ho would aomo day
(from his intimuto knowledge uf the properties of
herbs und drugs) produce mi efficient medicilio.
end I must uckuowiodgo that iiis Vegetable pills
fully rcspoudto my expectation. Tlicvnro, in
deed, n superior medicine und reflect alike upon
tho chemist, dm physician, aud the philosopher."
Extract of a letter from Dr. Waiuos, of Cin
cinnati, Feb. 2,1838.—“YourPills aro dm mildest
ktthehr operations, and yet most powerful in their
effects, of nny 1 havo ever mot widi in my prac
tice of eight and twenty years. Tiieir notion oil
lily ofdoclnriiig my decided
, «»SSlpS‘H*
qnartuti—however varied ho its type, nttotiied
he Co,
npnBhih»-„ru M „ , — ,
MsN
the chyle,aud honco on dm impurities of the blood
is ovidentiy very hiirprising."
Ciunt.oTTK, N. C. Jon. 1,1837.
Mnrt as Q ,w T I.,....- ..... .1— it ...
s»^rs,‘a? i !' P „“*s; [SsassasK^'.
him, whatever botim ego,Idlolyhomsy, or lmi.it" “i"i" rdsur ,»‘housandyoan li!" f""
ol tlie pudent dm complaint alike bids ndion on -''"‘M "“I 1 "'fie.mily oYthl'SS 1 ^
ho due administration ortlm Tonic Mixture.- i" 10 "" 1 * " u ‘" l’arta ol'Ve
Tins into high-wrougitt panegyric ibr die exnir-1 llo ' vovcr ' ■ 10 Hie ' vnri '' *
immit. I speak only from wlmt I positively I 1
—however successful other nrepnratioiis
have been, there can he little re fiance piuntwl
1 10111 will'll mtimnnul titiili T. '
feinel
irteSHSa
, dmro can be little reliance placed ..hoe I ,? ■ of iUa, ! .,„?' y ’! l " t " , i
them when compared with fl.isarticlo. Bysifle" fi.^at. BiKWfe" 1 ®'
yftillowmg tlm directions Bmt nccompnhv tlm ^“ghouttiieoivilKedgloH *WL
bottle, wo find itnotsupon dm most se'entific dllt ^itng timtt!lie dumandwtiSRo . ’ b
princtpio-fi.r, It.seems to anticipate dm return ‘“'Possible, disposed 0 rT #J
ngether. Undo? such it course of'mediCinh'l I hiblSl ' lutl
re been astonished to notice with what haste b t of 1,18 kite of ogcncv .l!!, .
tho disease bents nlnrm ftir n retreat, aud tho pros- ^rn'i^Si , “ * “ h “'
Unted strengtli of dm systom rallies. It is a pow- « _ Lttciho,*’
orfiil, yet nnld medicine—substituting calmness BucuuCordial,^^ ^ngeneraliiivU* M ~
tranquillity,ond balmy sleep, it! place of pain wen- | nfy }. fn . uno *. In all the various
nness, ond resdas, ,/ghtA ro'novatiotf ofiong. ? nd Wfr* ^
lost strengdi ami robust health, in lieu of feehft. , ° 1 'l’ , . a, . I Y «s province to
ness and emanation. And I coufidcnilr bolievo. 2J?“* nd to dioitiind „
atld I
prodttnto my opinion upon die most sg)>; Bill tlie peculiar vi,
, stantial proof, dtat under whutuver oky—in wlmt- wldfS • ?}f “ aaud ' la I'm facility
. .. a r tIl _ w |.„q.„ r > I withwhicri itre»toresd.ov!,a™? '
citrial or d * contain, .
ICFOno of tho beat roeontmendntiona that can c,lr| ,. v°mterio
ho given this medicine is dm Ibllotfingt—Phyal- ?™ dlell,,, . wll jch compose itj
emus living in Fevor, anti Agiio districts, who Imvo SiUni y f “ ™“‘ l ’ “
lippnntn iirwniti iiii/wi iiy.si.!».. -.At . . I reno\ ate the nnni
hahtt of ordering it to bo used in d.'eir own j,rac!
From tlm Harrisburg Intelligencer Of June 1833 dint, notwithstandingbateSEfnli?? 1
Mr. 'Yycdl—Having longbeen nfflretedlt^^
family widi Fever nnd Ague, end having tried 6v- y “ “ „ r , '" 4<! "imablo Cordial litre “
cry means to got rul of it without avail, I aflengdt i i'I "L ‘locimicnts which have C,1
wet withyom*advertisement of Rowand’s g"f„! f.t’T^T 01 . U ! el,k ‘'' i ti ! .itl,„co, l
mo runic Mixture, which 1 determined totvy ! <los l iu,nil ?."" | ivTtl m l < . n, ,f
After usingIt, my wifowak entirely restored m ? r ! e ,? r 'c'lckmg-tl,,, u ,, “"‘j
healdt, having snffered for fifteen mottUts from die M " er ° scarcely eve,^3
dobilitating effects of Fever and Aguo, and is now n" 1 *™ lra rrctuics,, or ,,1
n. hearty and stout as she ever was. . mechtyofdmpfocrcnm function “i„ ( J
BERNHARD MAY ee l ! 1 ' rcl “ ro > mol those evils arc Hit,
Harrisburff, May 22,1833. * e J ^^^c^il^usys.uiid may 1
. A large supply of the above vnlunhlo medicine
just received li-otn the Manufacturer, and for sale
wholesale or retail by 1
PORCHER & LA ROCHE,
Sign oftlio Golden Globe,
nov I® Opposite tho Market.
the Hondn^CoiirtofOrditiar^oTchathamCouin j °’jP lil jf don win 1,0
ty, for Letters Dismissory. i ,0 1110 1 '“"‘cm’ Bank of the State of
These ore therefore to cite nnd admonish nil q, ";f l: '’/ 0r . r , 0, n' vi ! script, for Five Shares
concerned, to file their objecLiona(if any tlmy have) a*?? i°f 8ald Bonk ' *J' n limine of Mary C.
iudmClerld;.Office of dti raid Co.m'onmbefo^ | acb ,^'!^' S * PHILBIUCK & cb.
t.r, giy of January next, oUteAvise letters tiis* j —
mwrary will be panted. I Notice. •—
Yvitness, tlie Hon. Elias Reed, one of the Jns- months hfier date, application will he
ttcesof the said Court,the3d day of July, A. D. I *** r the Justices of the Court of Ordin-
1839.
jnly3
v/»iifi,inco(i nay ol July. A.
EDWARD G. YVILSGW,
Deputy Clerk c. c. c. c.
Georgia—CliatSiaiii Couuty.
To all whom. it may concern.
“yyHEREAS, William
iy concern.
Law, Administrator
ary for the County of Camden, for leave to sell nil
tho real nnd personal estate of David Thomas, late
of raid county, deceased,
anggfl G.W. THOMAS, Adm’or.
V, ' a-ivsvv, /luuiuiisiritior
of the estate and effects of MaryM. Haig
and Agnes Haig, deceased, has applied to the
|.| rtvs tt'rt f*... — n rv,, a* #. • , —.
Notice.
TIOUR months after date, application will Im
J- made to die Conrt ofOrdinarvofEHinrimm
Cennty wi.cn anting for ordinary'
IWngon UiewatcraofRoekr
«f James Anderson and B. Miller, and containing
fourteen hundred end twenty-four (1424) acres!
more or less. Sold for tho benellt of the heirs
of the deceused.
JANE II. ANDERSON, Ex'ix.
JAMES ANDERSON, ) r ,
A. H. ANDERSON, < Ex or >-
oct 20 209
W Administrator’s S«Ue.
ILL he sold, on tho first Tuesday in Janu
ary next, before thb Court House doorin
Jacksonboro’, Scriven couuty, between the usual
Lours of sale, the following property, to wit:
lltin irnnt nf T I,,L. i i .•
ra. r!.o ° C w m 0l ‘ di ' 11,,y uf Chatham County Cennty wlmn sitting for ordinary' Durnoiwa'?or
for Letters DtsmtSsory. leave teacl!dm following Unix P P M * f ° r
] or ® dl 5. rcf “ ro . 10 , c . ll ° admottiah nil Otic hundred and fifty ncros Pine Land Id™'
concerned, to file tiieir objccuous (if any they I slid being in die Cont.tvofFOtn.li'in . i*
, have) in dm Clerk’s Officeoi 1 the said Courier «o the esW?^of InSt ^§2.^ bmtn
More the 3d day of January next, otherwise let- hy Linelmrger’s and Ke ffm’“ e^,°,^. b
terodtsnnssory will bo granted. I and unknown land mh 7 of,
I r°o' Wiliams, one land; for the benefit oftiio licirs and creditors^"
of lie Justices ql the said Court, the tiiird day of said e-UUe. creditors
Jtfiy.A. D. jg. mvARD G WIL30X | _.-J i _FR™r lI UCK 1 „Nr.LY,Adtn
Deputy Clerk c. o.c.c.
Iorgcmcntof thesplnen, chronic tlisensea'of tiie
liver, sick headache, general debility, and in all ca
ses have found them to be vary effective.
w J. D. Born, M. D.
Mkcklf.nbuko Co. Vu. Fob v 7,1837.
Having used Dr. Peters’ Pills in my practico for
the last 12 niontlis, 1 take pleasure iu giving my
testimony of tiieir good effects iu cases of dyi
pepsia, sick hendacho, bilious fevers, and other
diseases,-produced by inactivity ofthe liver.—-
1’hey are u sufo and mild nporient, being tho best
article of th i kind I have evor used.
GfionoK C. Scott, M. D.
This celebrated Medicine is for . sale hy ull tho
principal Druggists in Savannah and thraughbut
the United States, tlie Canadas, Toxas, Mexico,
and the West Indies. Price 50 cens per box, with
full directions.
«t>g5 1&I—ly
I re i'‘,” vod kfisWof "lo
The Lucma Cordial is nlionnWaJ L ''
for the Gleet’aud tho Fluor Alba, ,
difficult or painful Manstmatiou* H.
Unoonluienoe of Uriuo or the i J'
elturgo thereor. It Is likewise on ia° Su
ttnrtvalled medicine in cases of.Clironu* i
!!.f',he 0 „ r ged. Bl<iri ' U " lli " l ' ,C dra l'«'“’
upply ulltlio Order, 1 fromFrew
of
july 3
Notice.
County. ■ will he «jSM|i>d will pfeoae call early.and take itnwny,—
Jeojltaining 407
more or less. Also, another tract; lying in'sait
county, con taming six hundred (000) acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of Richard Herrington
aen^ Solomon Zcogler and George Robbins; el
*°> «vo Negroes, to wit: Vilet, awomunabeut40
years of age, Diana, a.woman about 18 years of
age, and Child Cliilson, about 2 years of age, Ro-
<la, a guj about 14 years of age, imd a girl by the
name of Matilda, about 13 years of age. 'Sold
agreeable to an order of the Hon. the Inferior
• X/onrtof Scnvcn county while sittintr fnr nrri;«„.
oonvun county wnne sitting for ordina
ry purposes, as the property of John M. Roberts,
deceased, for the benefit ofthe heirs and creditors
of said estate.
oct 29
STEPHEN MILLS, Adm’or.
DELIA ROBERTS, Adm’ix.
O n Admtnistralm’s s a i c<
N the first Tuesday in December next, will
vine Libert'■’ -----™ ‘ bC S°, urt .House, in Hunts-
the
tMe°ir i ? aryf0 ”" idC0 “^“‘ bcb ” !
oct 3
WM. N. WAY, Adm’or.
yAfHnlnlstmtor’s Sale.
W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Janu
ary next, before die Court House in Hines
viuo^tberty County, by order oftl.e Court of
Ordinary for said County, tlie following property
ol tho estate of R. S, Leonard, viz: ■
Ono Tract of Land, containing 500 acres
more or less, known a, the Cooper Tract; one
House und Lot atlYalthourville, with J3 acres of
land, more or loss, together with all other Land
or I roperty owned by said estate; for the benefit
of all concerned.
nov 5
GEO. W. DUNHAM, Adm’or.
217
Xlalr Oil, Bears Oreuse ana ]Po=
inatum.
TVrACASSAROii’ English, dodo American,
-LTX Ward’s Vegetable Oil,Bears Oil,do Grease
Pomatum, in pots; do iu rolls, Aldrich’s Balm
Columbta. Just recoivod und for sale on accom
modating terms by
JOHN E. STILWELL,
Corner of Broughton & Whitaker-sts.
Opposite the Mansion House.
nov 20
Houck’s Panacea.
-fion liniin r'u Pinunnn f— r
E case Houck’s Paimcea, for Dyspepsia,
fcc. Received and for solo by
18 A. PARSONS.
Wit
l’o nil whom it may concern. -I aw fnrii,Vr” ““'-"an ot urdtn-
TX7-HEREAS, Eliza Mcdohngmi, Administra- dm rMlestoteand hank.Tt'l' i' le - aVn ,0
VV tr.x of the estate of Wm. McMcGahagan,
* * L*ix of the estatu of \Y r m. aicmciianngni
deceased, has applied to tlie Hon. tlie Court of Or-
dmaiy of Effiingham Couuty, for Letters Dismis-
sory.
These are therefore to cite and admoniuh all con
cerned, to file tneir objections (if any they haveHn
dm Clerk’s Office ofthe saitl Court, on or he/ora
tiie uth day of March next, otherwise letters dis
missory will he granted.
Witness, dm Hon. C. Powers, one of the Justi-
me said Court, die Gth dav or Sept. A D
1839; JOHN CIIARLTON,
“PI? c.c.o.ci
dcceawjd° HCPk ““ C ” f
j
aug20
G. W. THOMAS,
JOHN TOMPKINS,
174
Ex’ors.
CSeoiRla—Efflugliain County.
W loall whom it may concern. ,
HEULAS, Thomas H. Brew, Administra
tor of the estate of John VV. r:.-,....
A P crso "» khvitig claims against the late Jt
AY. Bailey, Esq, of C.undencounly.arereque,,.
ed to preseiit them properly ottested; and iIkbc im
’ W,Hp G.%v!riioMAs 0 ) p " ymc,lt ,0
ROBT. LANG, ’ ( Adl «ts’o
Jefferson, 3d Oct. 1839.
oet’' 192
ceased, has appfcd m’dicllon’thr'ciur™ f’Or" ArenaT?'" 5 ^ nv ™» claim " against the late Je
ffinqry of Efftngiann County, for Letters Dismis- them'
These are therefore to cite and admonish oil con-' l ,lea8e »n“ke paymentto
perned, to file dieir objections (if any thev iiave)
in the Clerk’s Office of the said Court, on or he-
. ay of Januaty next; othenviso letters
dismissory will be granted.
Witness, tlie lion. C. Powers, one of tlie Jus
tices of tlie said Court, the 2d day of July A r>
1839. JOHN CHARLTON, '
ML*: c.c.o.e.c.
oct 2
II. CUYLER, dual. Ex-or.
-• 188tr,
Georgia—Cfllngrliaiu County,
. lo all whom it may concern.
ff~IOUNCIL will elect on "tlm first Monday in
rV„ next, six Vendue Masters fertile
City of Savannah, Applicants will leave their
applications end tho names oftlmir securities With
A ' M. MYERS, o. c.
Tltese are dierefore to cite and admonish nllcon- nov ja
arnorl. tn fills iltniv /:i* -i • .1 —
corned, to file dieir objections (if any dioy have)
III the Clerk s Ofiico of the said Court, on or be
fore the Odt day of march next, odterwise lowers
dismissory will be granted.
South side Market Square.
Important Invcsitioit,
AK'P DMlVrU'Du 7 WMi
YVitness, the Hon. C. Powers,
tices of- the said Court, tho
1839. JOHN
sept 6
”^7'LAST POWDERS, for the immediate ma-
A king of Buckwheat and light Tea Colics.
oTh d’ 0"? a f ,he Jns -1 pS;
VCH > ARr.3^ A ' U ' J™ Cakes hut are very wholesoraefioSg
_ d ! ,: “ c,dit / of dl “ stomach, sweetening the breath,
Clerk0. o. e.c. _ I suppressmg undue tiiirat'iu tlm Vnorning, ami hi
*“ I (JV’fll’V CPmiPfit linmrr Imnnllnml 1 I ° .
Geors-Iu—Efliupltam County. ~ I ^eryresj.e'ct being benoficial;7imd’hove revived
W irr-rr,?. 1 ')! w . ; om 11 may concern. the npprohaboit of the medical faculty.
1IEREAS, Mrs. Naomi Weitnrian, widow, . f’hey ore free from all tho troublesome obice-
Adinuustratrix of dm estato and effects of u “ n » *» which Yeast and other articles oftlio same
Sr , r J. V01t "TPi de ^ ila ‘ !d ’ bntb "I'Pked to the c karnctor aro liable, being always easily procured
lion, tho Court of Ordinary, of Elfinghatn Cojtn- £ onulnc at about tho same cost as Yeast"
ty, for Letters Dismissory. • A fresh supply ofthoso Powders, witlt directions
,“ ro ‘kcrefore to cito and admonish all f or usl,1 £. j 118 ' recoivod per Nowerlt, and fi.r sde
concertie d ,tofiledmirobj e ctions( | fanytheyhaye) b y G. II. HENDRICKSON
in the Clerk s Oflice of the said Court, on or be-1 110v 27 235
tore die 2Gdt day of January next, otherwise let
ters dismissoty will be granted.
Witness, the Hon. C. Powers, one of the Jus
tices of die said Court, dm 20di day of July A n
1839. JOHN CIIARLTOP
jtdy 20
Satin Hibbons, dice.
3IILTON,
Clerk c. o. o, c.
S .rr,.., Just received per G. B. Lamar.
ATIN Ribbons, Muslin Bands
Muslin Edgirigs nnd Iuscrtings
Silk Hosiery, Thread, &c
For sale by AVERY & JOHNSON,
F OR the time and skin, ami of vital importance
to the support of female loveliness. Power-
fill n. efiV-i.4, yei mii-1 of inftuetr.e, this admirable
spectOc (a preparation from the most delightful
balsamic exotics, anil perfeedy free from mineral
or otiter pernicious admixtures, possesses balsamic
properties of surprising energy; it eradicates tan,
freckles, pimples, spots, redness, nnd ail cutanooua
emipdons, gradually realizing a decidedly clenr,
fair and aoftskin; transforms oven tho most sallow
complexion into radiajlfwhiteness; renders harsh
and rough skin delightfully soft and smooth; im
parts to die face, neck anti ninis, a healthy aud iu-
vonde bloom; and, by due perseverance in its ap-
plicadofl; promotes n free nnd uriintemtntcd cxer-
ctao of itiose important nmcUottsoftbe skin, which
are of die most necessity for tho preservation of
health and attainment, und continuance of a beau
tiful complexion.
A fresh supply of this v»lunblo article just r
cetved, and ior snlo by A. PARSONS.
nugS
P ORCHER & LA ROCHE has in stare the
abpvq valuable Corn. Persons who luive
for tlieniselves, as there is only a small quantity
left unsold, nnd if they wish the article, wo \vill a-
gain invite them to send their orders early. Also
other garden seeds, for sale on accommodating
terms. _ Opposite tho Market,
nov23 ai '**' « -
_Sign ofthe Golden Globe.
C HLOR^’E, Oris and Kreowt Tooth YVaah,
highly recommended for whitening the teeth,
puntying the breath and imparting a healthy ap
pearance to the gums. Just received, per Wil
son Full— ’ *■ 'r 1
.v i. Just received;
son fuller, and forsaleby
0C1 23 G. R. HENDRICKSON.
. o? ,vnlm ’ s Panacea.
A S tho intemperance nnd luxury of tho age are
XA. hastening die ravages of scorbutic com-
? rt ; ndcrin f5 ,lu -' k'""’! "! ,,r c impure and , x.io unueu omtos proprietor of ih.„
os diottsn tills have destroyed their constitutions Lucimt Cordial, or FI vir of I 1"
by neglecting lo apply dio proper remedies to fore the ’ community il.« r ^
such. Swain.’. Panacea tntut bo and has been I whkhlle ln" ricd™l’frn!!! IJ;?"™ 3 '
more tlatn doubly vidnohlo as a certain and effee- trioits Dr. Slagnin, oH™ ,• ‘“ Vl!nl " r '
tual means of restoring them to perfect healdt and "This is to cortifv that I have a-
vigor. Few families era wholly exempt from recipe for unkhmL I I™ n d e^'
scorbutic affections which exhibit varitrttj syinp. Love, nnd also the ri«hf£ reinS™
eruptions, ulcerations, debility, lossSf United Slates of Nortli Amer i toJ„,f?
E" '" dejection, nil arising from impure IIolderwel!,,M. D; MjZISS
tho^ greatest injuryto tlm cnustii'"*b"> ..•..I I i. t -l , leriheabave Coi
ho imparted to their offspring,
oea is recommended nt this season ofthe year, a. I ItalyaloneT SS,
an invnlu.diie restorative of tho'ayslcm, thereby privile-es voucnsnied tnrhi- :rirl „ti 1
invigornUngthe cottstitution and enabling m m
boa, the debilitating effects ofthe mtmmerseason. of my discover^ t^o ahoufdm wnU
It ,s conveyed by t),e eirenlating fluids, and cor- Give,, under my on Siiiaiad
“°tel°a?- n -l ho ff. dl * 9 y l P» "kich I . day of Jam.nrv,.inth eycarofoar Lord,.
hundred and thirty-eight.
EUASTE ilfAGM
| Witnesses.
This medicino is new used witlt success in nil I . T’kis highly important medicine is for t
parts ofthe world, nnd is gainin'- groat ronutation {? bn W 1,llor “ Holdonvcll, No. I20Liberty-
tn England. , ‘ ° g reputation Now-York; Charles B. Tyler, No. 70 Chcs,
From Dr. Valentine hlott. Philadelphia; aud in Baltmiore by Roberts
Professor of Surgery ill the University of Nosy. „P 8 ? l ?i J P n . M. Laroquo, nndG. R. Tjli
York, Surgeon oI tlie N. York Hospital &c Washington Citvhy Tobins WWkinssaJCI
. I have repeatedly ’used Swaint’s Panacea hodi n!°! t; kt Goorgctovra by/O. M. Lilith
in ths Hospital end in private practice, and have ^' d,ra0 »dby John E Easttce; th Petet
alwnya found it to lie a valuable medicine in citron- “T/ nn ’ 1 D i'P!|7i lio f„ r *
tc, sypluhtic, nnd scrofulous complaints, hud ij, 1“ Norfolkby M. A. Samos and B. Em-
obstmato entaneons nffectidni. * P! 1! J b y John VVootjly, No. 05 Poydras sl
VALENTINE MOTT, M. D.
From the various impositions which have been
practised by adulteration, *c. oven to the extont
d ! CpU ! P - 0B0 ? f kmtatingffic_tnedi.
originate in n vitiated blood, cliscasod liver, do-
ni-lll-Ufl finnnlitn ns. isse.1!.» n Jtl i . m . —
CII10, IS
eeses itt which it'has been stifiicicntly proven to
havecured. lt in umtocossmy to say further in
relnbon to this Panacea, ndter than to caution the
pul,he aganiat the delotcrionamixtiireawliich havo
boon made to utiposo upon tlio ignorant. Tho
gntmuio article can alwiiys bo fmmd atlhostoro
ofthe aubsertber, who is die sole agent for this
220 Al PARSONS” Druggist.
Orleans...
It can also be found nt all the principal ij
Stores in South-Carolina,ond in Augusta, bjrl
vilnnd, Rislcy & Co., Thoimw llarrctt & Col
sufficientVrov'e ksX^in the ^ ^'-‘Carter, tUKHn Saratmali hy
i which it 'has been sufficient! v tirnvon tn I . .. ,P ® ■
Price $3 perbottlo, with full directions,
nug 5 104—ly
nov 8
T hpop J®? 8 * p «wdcrs.
HLSL Powders are an admirable substitute
lor yeast, in making all kinds of batter cakes,
ailli IlHVn fllf* nrltrtinfnr.,. .1 . ^
Ifloffiitt’s Life Pills and P1icei|
Bitters.
T HESE medicines have long been know
appreciated for their extraordinary and I
mediate powers of restoring perfect health to J
sons suffering under nearly > every kiud of di
to which the iiumali frimie is liable.
Tlie proprietor rejoices in the opportiuiityj
forded by tno universal diffusion of tfie daiW
r 1,11
Stai’cli.
rrUIIRTY boxes superior Engle Starch, extra
a^ foTsIl^iiy “ m n,Brp09M ' Juflt rCCeivcd
nov 2B G. R. HENDRICKSON.
A s'p'f na * or Strops.
HI LLNDII) assortment of comliined Sil
ver and Steel ltnzors, of excellent work
manship, in cases, of various prices. Also, San
ders, Emerson, nnd MechiB’ ilazi '
constantly Tor sale by
PORCH!
or Strops kept
nug 19
IER & LAROCHE,
Sign of die Golden Globe,
Opposite tho Market.
J1ECEIVED per shi,, Gasten, a Sfl^p^f
Xt, Howlands Tome Mixture, for fiiAiL.
don Lii.slard, &c. For sale hy
oct 15 PORCHER & LAROCHE.
S rvi , Tohaccto.
b., t XCS J- 8 ^"' lcll ’s Cavendish Tobacco,
hand, and for sale hy A. PARSONS.
S iy ,1 latent Barley.
<• Ro . bl i“ on > Plllc 'R Barley, received
aug 21 ° r “ ° by AN3 0N PARSONS.
w „ „, Sweet OH. .
.niO BASKETS superior Sweet Oil, fresh
MdiWsale'E" •“.**** J " 8t ^ ived
oct ™ G. R, HENDRICKSON.
~ _ Baranca Neaars.
20,0,00.^a“ Bw r* 8 *-
G. R. HENDRICKSON
. V _ • IIIIAOU. JJUUliWJlCUl Qnu I Ml * MI *s»w Jty. W
other.cakos.tvhen made with these powders ore nicioiisqnnokorios which boast of vsfsta
less likely to disagree with die stomach than tl’toso gradients, tho Life Pills are purely and m
made with yeast; and ns it requires lint n few min- g et “k!c; nnd contain neither mercury, anti
tiles to prepare for baking, the possibility ofever nr "™ ic ' tmr any other mineral iu any f«nn
havmg them sour, is entirely avoided. The good e ' rer - They are entirely composed ol eui«
ellect of mixing cake and biscuit with theso now. froinrnronnd powcrfnlplailts, tlio virtnesot
tiers, Iras been npproyed by many ofthe moat ein- though long known to several Indian tnoMJ
ment physicians und surgeons in this country.— racaitlyJtrsmnBeminentpharmaceBMdi'a^^
I hey aro also highly recommended by ntanv of “ra altogether imknowu to tho ignorant preic*
dm firstfiundtcs in this city and'other places ' ors to medical scionco, and wero never before ■■
A frfish Rtmnlir nP »lvo nlw...» s-i’.la 1__ . I !h an Knnntlu nffidMlflimigtt COIBOMM
w „ lw ^ nm ....
A fresh supply qf die ahovo nrticid just rooeiv- ministered in so happily efiicacioitsa coi
ed nnd for sale hy • tion.
nor 13
ANSON PARSONS.
■Porclicr & La Roche,
11,1- yppttitrn ,n n fn... .1...... 1 . t ■ — .
W !UU receive in n few days by the brig Win.
Tnylor.the following Garden Seeds oftho
THE PHCENIX BITTERS areaocalW
enuse thoy possess tlio power of restoring tn
piring embers of health, to n glowing yi^orutfo
out the constitution, as tho Phffiemx js ku
restored to Jifb from the ashes of „
tion. .The Phamix Bitters are entirely ug
aylor,t
Twrnip, whito-Dutch i uvu. , mo ruajiiixBmwouiou*—-v , .
n , ^,l P ’ „ re . d ,» P yelfow and red Silver composed of roots found only in certain part
8„„ l J , Tt nr ?' 1 , “ od 1 ? !* rl . ll P Beet, French Amber the western country, which will Mfahbly™«
Sugar Boot’white Selteia Sugar Beet, long blood VFRS AND AGUES 0 r all kind 8 ; «d »»
?<>•>*! °"e orange Carrot, long white flail to orndioute entirely nil the cflects of ntw
rS | 1 l’’ curivcliistcr Cucumber, long green Ctt- infinitoly sooner than tho most power! I
cumber, curly short man rnanmk". ... i- l _,i. is- Li 111- „„,u„il] imniediatcl/
.'BUIUIUI* BIIUIIOI lilt"* ^Jlnfnlvrl
' i v r m§ re ? n 9 ucnm ^ cr » superior rations of Sarsaparilla, nndwillinm 1 ^ 1
Watermelon, large Mtiskmelon, Cantelopo do, the determination of BLOOD TO
i..,™u r , ° —••“«••*«»w*i, v/amuiuijo oo, mo aoierrainiiuon oi * —
nec ^. summer Squash, early Dutch never fails in sickness incident to yoiWs
Slimmer tlo, ciookncckwinturdo, tmperial sugar and will be found a certain remedy m” 11 ®’
, large green nnd brown Dutch Luttuce, early nervous debility nnd weakness ol the
Kafr 8b <>rt top, long scarlet and yellow Tt.mip paired constitutiona. . •
Rtuhshi (a new article) et«rly nnd largo York- Cal}. As a romody for Chrome nnd into”.,,—
I,fn ! r 7 "" d larg ,° U™ I “keod Cnhbago, flat or Rheumatism, the efficacy of the Photcnix ^
late Dutch, green glazed nnd rod Dutch Cal,lingo, will be demonstrated liy the use of
Scotcli p a|c or green cnrletl Squash or Bell Pep- Theusual dose oftlio- ni "
™?c° r ^. ep J ,or ^ro 8 , g »_lnrgo smooth | full, in waterqr wine.
. i l ViT 1 ' 1 '*'* smooth I Tull, iapraterQr wine, andI this
1onvJi 0 <a - 0 ' ^ 01 ! CoIe ^» curted Parsley, round ken two ortlireo times a day, about h
Lr 0 i! P ' n .^''™« w,d to Okra, Giant Vara- 1 — to " hf
gtjs, Nasturtion Lemon Balm, eurly Sugnr'cfoi
Chinese Prolific o^ Treo Corn, curly Was
ireu Cforn, curly Wnshing-
J?{*. or June Peiis, largo wluto Marrowfat, early
China Dwarfi early six week, whito kidney and
red marrow Beans, largo white marrowfat flat
reus, and other seed suitable for tlio Southern
market. Sign of the Golden Globe,
110v I** Opposite the Murket,
20 foi IlS r?? ^^SrppceSnuffVoso-
PORCHER & LA UOCIIE,
Sigft ofthe Golden Gloho,
IjOpposite the Markol.
nov 4
1830.
mid will ro-
ussortmont of
aed, the .crop of
Flower nnd Bird
t .. . daily expectancy, a boautiful-urti.
cle culled tlio Chinese Tree Corn. Tho above
Weed is warranted to produce large vegetables and
tine flavor. Planters nnd others are invited to
cull uhd examine for themselves. All of which
will he sold low for cash or city acceptances.
Sign of the Golden Globe,. -
nov 4 Opposite the Market.
I»'7U IHU Ui UlltiU liuioo u —p t - .
before meals, or alesssquuntity limy ^
all times. To tliose who are ufiketed, o
mi uiues. x o uio»u wuu ... ve
gestion after meals, tlieso Bitters wi^ ^
of tho principal viscorn, help t0
their functiona, nnd pnnhio tlm 8l °. 0 p' c]ls ,
chergo into the bowels ' vll " tc vcr 8 v
Thus indignation is eestlyand speci j? tbj0
appetite restored, nnd tlm ntontna T
ant vossols being cleansed, nutrition _ ^
and strength otbodjt and energy of
Imppy rosnlta.
i'nr farther ]
'orfarther'particnlars of Moffj! 1 * 8
aud Phmehix Bittora,;uiply“ll uo1 !, p;i|, r ,!i
510 Broadway, New-York, where t no
obtained for 25 cents, 50 cents an ■- "jjppM
mid dm Bitters for @1 a $2 imr bo _ . y
oils certificates of tho wonderful efficacy
tnay be there inspected, BARTOVVt
At ids Storm on tho Bay, corner of Drnyto" 1
nov 23.
f'