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-No bid will be taken frOin persona who are in arrears for Stall rent. Abo, notice is now given, that nil note* taken as above will bft col lected when due. 'A. if. uov 21 230 Geo «-'■ 1 HEREA! pliod to Chatham Couni ii on the estate I late of Chatham Ci '^Tbest 1 singular the ceased, to fdo r'll,Sn^tureCiorkV Odieeof f ie raid Cmirt, on or before the twelfth day of Do otherwise letters of administration Witness, tho Kon. Francis Sorrel, one of the Justices of the said Court, thin l2th day of Nov., .A. D. 1839. KDWT> G. WILSONy nov 12 Deputy Clerk o.o, c.c. “SlibrlfPs Siilc. j be sold on tho first Tuesday-in Febni- f next, before the Court House in the w’nnntdi, between tlie usual hnura of sale, BW Eliza, levied on under aud.by virtuo of a on tbrpclosnrc ol* mortgage,* issued* out of the lion, tho Inferior Court of Chatham county, in fitvor of Samuel 11. J Iill, rs. Johti Russell, uov 23 ELISHA WYLLY, Sheriff c.c. Administratrix's Sale, O N the firstTnesday in January next, will ba sold before the Court llottso iu Chatham County, botweenthe usual hours of sale, tlie fol lowing property: All tlie interest of the estate of R. F* Williams i tho so two Tracts of Land, knowu as Vurduse I Orphan House. /' - lofd as the property of estate. R. F. Williams, r the benefit of tlie heirs-and creditors of sdid estate. MARY WILLIAMS, Adui’ix. uov 0 221 Valuable Rice IMani IMIL To all whom it uiny concern: W HEREAS Omizitno Legriel. hath applied to the Uon.thoCourt«fOrdiuary orC hat ha in County, for Letters of.-Admlnistnttiou on tho nstnta and effects ofPnti! Dqpon, late cfChatham County, deceased. Those are therefore tb cito. and admonish, au and singular the kindred and crcditbrs of tho said deceased, to file their objection!* (if any thoy lmvo) to the granting of the admlnurtmtion of tlie estate of tho deceased to the applicant rathe Clerk’s Of fice ofthe said Court, on or before tho. Oth-day of December uext; otherwise, letters of adintnistcn* tion will be granted. Witness, the II on.. Francis Sorrel, one of die Justices of the said Court, tiio 9th day of Nov. A, D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, .nov 9' Deputy Clerk c. o.c. c. ntntitm nml Sale. Negroes for Sale. LL be sold at public sale,on the first Tues day in February next, before the Court in the city of Brunswick, that very valua tion known as New Hope, on tho south of tho Alatamnlm River, in Glynn Conn- containing (3430) 'three thousand four and thirty acre.*, of which (580) five hnu- dred and .eighty acres are first quality River Swamp, (300) three hundred acres are under K od banks and in d fine state of cultivation. A- ut (700) seven hundred acres of prime Inland Swamp, well adapted to the culture of Cotton or Cora, and (2150) two thousand ono hundred and fifty acres of heavy timbered pine land. On the premises ore a comfortable dwelling House, Ne gro Houses, Barns, Blacksmith, .Shop, and every necessary out building for the use of the planta tion. At tho same time and place, will be sold (con ditionally) a very prime gang of about sixty Ne- Also, an undivided tbi.nl pf tlie plantation known as Broadfiefd, adjoining the above, con taining in all about (400) four hundred acres of prime Rice Laud, in fine order to receive a crop. Terms made known on the day of sale. JOHN F. GREEN, ? v r. HUGH F. GRANT, < “ on ‘ nov 15 385 (Georgina) Executor’s Sale- W ILL be .old,' agreeable to an order of die' Hon. Inferior Court of Burke Co., while •itting for ordinary purposes, in the town of Waynesboro, on tlie first Tuesday iuJutmary next, One tract of Land, belonging to tho estate of Elisha Anderson, late of soul county, deceased, lying on the wuters of Rocky Creek, joining lands of James Anderson and B. Miller, and containing • fourteen hundred und twenty-four (1424) acres, more or less. Sold for the benefit of tne heirs of the deceased. . JANE II. ANDERSON, Ex’ix. JAMES ANDERSON, > A. II. ANDERSON, \ oat SO 209' Ex'ors. <Scoi'»ia—Clint iiam Climit)-. W HEREAS, Jos. B. I’onco hath applied to Uio 'Hon. Uio Court oT Ordinary or Chatham County, tar letter, of Administration on tho estate and etleols of Jamea R. Ketchntn, late of Chatham County, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish ail and singular the kindred and creditors of the said de ceased, to filo their objections (if any they have) to tho granting of tho administration of die estate of the deceased to dm applicant in tho Clerk's Office of tlie said Court,oUjorbcforo die SOlhduy of December nexti otherwise Jetted of- adminis tration will be granted. Witness, iho Hon. A. Torter, ono of tho Jus tices of the said Court, the DOUtdny of November, A. D. 1839. - EDW’D G. WILSON, nov 30. Deputy Clerk c- o. c. c. hath opplied to ofChnt- r 1 to dm la W’d* Williams,uo* ions (if any thoy to said Court, on or next; etherwisg jilted. • . 1 m. ono of the Ju.tl- day ofDoecmhcr, ..These coin hlivo)in before tho letters aspra 1 Witness,!. cos of tho said Court, tho 30th dny ol lJeeetr A. 1). 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, nov 3(1 Deputy Clerk c. o. 0. cl ~ ~ (icorstu—Cltnthnm County. - To all whom it mnv concent: W IIEttEAS Patrick Marlow both applied to tho lion, die Court of Ordinary of Chat ham Cojtnty, for Letters of Administration on tho ostatnandotreotsofNicliolas Murlow, Esiplutoof Chatham Comity deceased. , •„ Titcso are therefore to cito and- ndmonlsh,.ttIl and singitlar tho kindred nod Creditors of die said deceased, to file dteir objections (if any they Intvo) to tiio granting of tho nuininir tr.ition of Uio estate nf tho deceased to tho applicant ill die Cletk’f of- licoofdio said Court, on orhelore tho 12th to of December next; odiorwiso loiters of odruimstra. tinli Will be granted ‘ Witness, tho IIon.EliasRc.cd, ono ofmo Jus tice. of tho said Court, tho 13th day orNovember, A. 1). 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, nov 12 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. C. BOB Doll tars Phnlli-b . rp VII - (. UK I. 1 ::: M'll I '1 1.8 ' 1 ’oin-t VI A tho QUACK NOSTRUMS of tho ago for Iho euro of * * * * . Tho French Pill* aro applicable tonllcttsos, for editor sex, (warranted free ftomynorcnr)',) and possesses great advantages over tlm Balsams tuid nil li ptid medicine*, by being entirely ftco from smell, niulrousequently do not enact die breath, J thereby preventing tho possibility of a discovery while nsitiitnept. , . ' Besides this important advantage dtoy never dm- ..greotvilh dio stomaMi, and In the first, stages of tho disease they usually oltcct a cure in a fow.duys, with liulo regard to diet or exposure. III tlio most obstinate stages of tho disoosc, they are equally certain,having cured ti^any afteAevery other remedy ltad failed. In short, tiiey have boon so imivcrsaUv succesiftill tiiat'that tiio pronriotor MtaUengesimy one to produce n'remedy of ouun certainty,' ntulcr a forfeiture of Three Hundred T. M. & J. ,M. TUtfNEH. Pricoi2perb6x.. • augfi lftt-Iy Ueorgiti—Cliutliaiii County. To-all whom it may Concorti: W HEREAS, S. A. Hooker, bath applied to tiio Hon. tho Court of Onlinnry ot Chat ham County, for Letters or Administration on the estate and effects of Isaac Norton, luto ofChatimm County, deceased. . . These are therefore to cito nnd'admonish, all and singular,the kindred nnd creditor* of tiio said deceased, to filo their objections (ifany they have) to' tho granting of the administration of the estate of the deceased to the applicant in the Clerk’s Of fice of the said Court, on or before tiio' twelfth .day of December next; otherwise letters of ad ministration will be granted. Witness, the Hoik M,,. Myers, one of tho Justi ces ofthc said Court,tho twelfth day of November, A. D. 1839. .EDWARD G. WILSON, nov 12 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c. Georgia—Chntlmm county* To nil worn it may concent. W HEREAS, Win. Henry Fitts, Administra tor of the estate of James D. Fitts, late of Chatham County, deceased, hath applied to the Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Chatham Connty, for Letters Dismwstfry. Thej*e are therefore to cite and admonish all con cerned. to file their objections- (if any they have) in tho Clerk’s Office of tho said Court, on or be fore the 16th day of March next, otherwise letters dihinissory will bo granted.- Witness, tlie Hon W. Thorne Williams, one of the Justices of the said Court, the 16th diiy of September, A.'D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, sept 16 Pepnty Clerk c. o. c. c. Georgia—^Chatham Comity* To all whom it may concern. W inUREAS, Andrew Dixon, Administrator of the cotato and elfects of Daniel Foley, late of Chatham County, deceased, has applied to the lion, the Court of Ordinary of Cnatiiabi County, for Letters Dismissory. f. - f These are therefore to cite and admonish all con cerned, to file their objections (if any they have) in tiio Clerk’s Office of tho said Court, on or.before the 3d day of January next, otherwise letiers .dis- missory will be granted. Witness the lion. A. Porter,otae oftiie Jnsticca of the,said Court, tiio 3d day of Julv, A. D. 1889. EDWARD G. WIL80N, . july3 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c, • ‘ Gcprgia<*CImtliam County* To all whom it may. concern: W HEREAS Frederick E. Tobeau, hath ap- plied to tlie Honorable the Court of Or dinary of Chatham Comity, for Letters of Admin istration on Urn estate and eftucts of Isaac Norton, lato of .Chatham Cotiqty, deceased^ These are tiierefnre |o cite and admonish, all nnd singular tho kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to file their objections (ifuny they hove) to the granting of the adminsitrution of tiio estate oftiie deceased to the applicant in the Clerk’s Of fice of tho said Court, on or before tho twcHlb day of December next; o thorn iso letters of administra tion will be granted. ■ Witness, the Honorable Anthony Porter one of the Justices of the s»d Court, tlie twelfth day of November A. D. J839. EDWARD a WILSON, nov 12 * Deputy CloYk, c.o. o. c.T W * d iitinistrator’s Sale ILL h- sold, on tho first Tueadtw in Janu ary next, before tlie Court Ilofise door in Jacksonboro’, Scriven county, between tlm usual hours of sale, the following property, to witi _ Ono tract of Land lying in said County, adjoin ing lands of Willuns II. Ntuiuolly, Richard Her- rington, jr. and Brier Creek, containing4U7 acres, T less. Also, auotiier tract, lying in siud ““Ijacres, more i Herrington, : Robbhw; al- five Negroes, to wit: Viiet, a woman npontai) years Of age, Diana, a woman about IS years of i, and Child Chilson, about 2 years of age, Ro- i girl nbout 14 years of age, and a girl by the of Matildu, about 13 years of age.. Sold able to an order of the Hon. the Inferior Court of Scriven county While sitting for ordina- . ry purposes, as the property of John M. Roberts, i, f or dm benefit of the heirs aud creditors STEPHEN MILLS, Adm’or. DELIA ROBERTS, Adm’ix. Gcorgiti^hutlinm County. alt whom it mur concern. * W HEREAR, Hvnry F.Wtilink, Execuh the last will and testament of David Pi* late of ChathamConnty, deceased, hath applied to tho Hon the Conrtof Ordinary of Clmtham Coun ty,-fpr Letters Dismis^ory. These are tiierefore to cite aiul ndmonish oil concerned, to file their ohjeftlions(if any tiiey have) iii the Clerk’s Office of the said Court, on or before the 3d day of Junwary next, otherwise letters dis- misery will be granted. ^ Witiuiss, Uio lluu. EUua Reed, oue of tlie Jus tices of tho said Court, the 3d day of July, A. D. 18:t9. EDWARD G. WILSON, july.3 Deputy Clerk c. c. c. Georgia—Hryan County* _ To all whom it may concern: “ITTIlEREAS Amlreiy Bird has made opplica-' ▼ Y tion for . Letters of Adtniiiistration, with thb will annexed, on the estate of Dorcas Sonder- Un, late of the Connty of Chatham deceased. These bre therefore to cite uiid uduimiish all, aiKlsingnlur the kindred and creditors oftiw said deceased, to file their objections (ifany they lmve) in the Clerk’s office of tlie Court of Ordinary for said County, within the time prescribed by law; otherwise letters of administration will bo grunted to the said Andrew Bird. Witness, the Hon. Israel Bird, one of thejus tices of said Gonrt of Ordinary, tliit 7 th day of November, 1839. J. SMITH, c. c.o.o.c nov 12 223 r’iSi old on the first Tuesday in Janu- c,before tho Court House in Ifines __JBIberty County, by order bf tlie Cohrt of Ordinary for said County, tlie following property of tin . i i- of R. 8. Leonard, viz: One Tract of Lund, containihg 500 acres, m«r»* or !• s, known us the Cooper Tract; one I louse and Lot at Waltiiourville, with 13acresof land, more oriels, together with ull other Land or Property owned by said estate; for the bene'fit of all concerned. 9 GEO. W. DUNHAM, Adm’or. nov 5 217 Hair OH, Bears Grease aud Po mat n in. M ACASSAR.Oil, English, do do American, Ward’s Vegetable Oil,Bears Oil,do Grease, Pomatum, in pots; do in rolls, Aldrich's Balm Columbiu. Just received und for sale on accom modating terms by . JOHN E. STILWELL, Corner of Broughtoii &. Whitakerists. nov 20 Opposite thri Mansion llouse. Houek’S Panacea. O NE case Houck’s Punacea, for Dyspepsia, Ac. Received and for sale by oct 18 A. PARSONS. Blankets, Carpeting and Burs. Per Excel. i heavy twilled Blankets. For sale by SNIDER, LATHROP & NEVITT. oct 18 '202 Rluslin Trimmings. A HANDSOME assortment of Jaconet, and Swiss Muslin Edging and Inserting, for •ale by FULLER, MOORE & CO. Georgia—Chatham County* To all whom it may concern. "¥TCTHEREAS-, William Law, Adurinwln \ \ of the estate and elfects of Alary M. Huig and Agnes Haig, decensed, has applied to the Hon. the Conrt of Ordinary of Chatham Couuty for Letters Dwmissory. These are therefore t« rite endadnioffiah all concerned, to file their objections (if any tiiey have) in the Clerk’s Office bf the said Court,on or before the 3d day of January next, otherwise let ters, disinissory will be granted. Witness, the Hon. Wqi. Thorne Williams, one of the Justices of the said Court, tlie third day of July, A. D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON, july 3 pepnty Clerk c. o. c. c. Gcorgln-Efllnghiun County* To all whom it nmy concern. ■\7f (THEREAS, Eliza McGiihagUn, Administra- v V trix of the estate of Wm. McMcG; decewbd, has applied to the Hon. the Court of Or- dinary of Effiingham County, for Letters Disrnis- soiy; '" These are therefore to cite and admonish nil con cerned, to file tneir objections (if any they lmve)in tlie Clerk’s Office of the paid Court, on or before the 6th dny of March next, otherwise letters dis- iftissory will he granted. - Witness, tlie Hon. C .powers, one of the Justi ces of tlie said Conrt, the 6th day of Sept A* D. 1839. JOHN CHARLTON, septj^ • b. c. o. e. c, L Umbrellas. A VERY & JOHNSON, have received a good assortment of Cotton nnd. Silk Umbrellas, South side Monument Square. oct 23 20(1 • Dry Goods. IiccricrJ per L. Uitldicin. S UPER black Italian Cravats Do Green’Barigo Do blue black Crape Do black do . 8Dlendid ThibctShawls ' 601) pieces blue black Braid 2 lbs Knittiug Twist . Ladies super H S-Gloves, g intleineii’s do 25 Muslin Bnnds Super black ribbed and plain worsted Hose B6ys and Mln.ses' Hose and half Hose 1 case Ivory Spool Cotton ' ^ % 1 doz Ladies Meriuo Drawers 1 do do do Shirts a superior article Shell back'Combs Do Side do ’ Motnl do do SNIDER, LATHROP A NEVITT. nov 18 v ;1 - ■ ■ ., Flan«>el8, A VERY & JOHNSON have received ala^ge assortment real Welsh Flannels, warranted not to shrink. Also, large size ribbon bound Blankets. uov 9 . Georgia—BfDiiglmm County* To ull whom it may concern. W HEREAS, Thomas If. Brew, Administra tor of. tho estate or John W. Graham, de ceased, has appUed to the lion, the Court of Or dinary of Effingham County, for Letters Disinis- sory. These are tiierefore to cite and admonish all con cerned, to file tii$ir objections (if any they have) intha Clerk's Office of the.said Court, on or l>e- fore the 2d day of January next, otherwise letters dismissory will be gruntcir • Witness, the Hon. C. Powers, onaof the Jus tices of the said Court,* the 2d day of July, A. D. 1839. JOHN CHARLTON, July G * c. c. o.e.c. ~Georffia—EfflnKlmm County* To ull whom it may concern. W HEREAS, John M. Lucus, Administrator of tlie estate of William McGahrigiu, de- deased, has applied to tho Hon. the Court of Or dinary of Effiugliam Coimty, for Letters Dismis- Thesc 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 be fore the 6th day of march next, otherwise letiters dismissoty will be granted. Witness, the Hon. C. Powers, one of the Jus tices of the said Court, tho 6th day of Sept. A. I), 1839. JOHN CHARLTON, sept G 1 Clerk c. o. e. c. Georgia—EHin^liaiu County* i To all whom it may concern. .* W HEREAS, Mis. NaomiWeitman,widow, Administratrix'of »ho estate.und efienla of Matthew Weitman, deceased, hath applied to tlie Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Effingham Coun ty, for Letters Dismissory. ‘ These are tiierefore to cite and admonish all concerned,to file their objections (if any they have' jn tiio Glork’s Office of the said Court, ou or pc fore me 26th day of Janu!iry next, otherwise let ters dismissory will be granted. • Witness, tlie Hon. C. Powers, one of tlie Jus tices of the said Court, the 26tli day of July, A JOHN CHARLTON, 1839. July 20 . Clerk c. o. e. c. M'k’ l omi conviiii lies of Whatever —whether uncqi quartan-—however with syncope, u| coldness and st thor vcriiid or visceral allcctions, fatal maladies—however siou, and iineonnnon in tiictr fines wlmtover botho’ngo, idii lIniTison’9 Specific Dlniment, F OR thehnreof White Swellings, Screfttlons nnd other tuinors, Ulcers, Sorb Legs,-old and fresh W*mnds, Sprains mid Braises, Swellings nnd inllaminatibns, Scald Head, Women’s Sore Breasts, Illicumutic. Pains, Tetters, F.rn|»tioiw, Chilbains, Whitlows, Biles, Corns olid External DisQjiscs generally. It is likewise greatly superi or to any medicine heretofore discovered for the chafed bucks mid limbs of horses; for ring worms, qhnppcd lips—and in short, for every external bo dily evil that limy fall tb tiio lotof manor beast. For sale by . G. R. HENDRICKSON, and T. M. A J. M. TURNER. Price 50 cents per box. . 164—Jy ' , habil -adieu oti Tonic Mixture.-— - „ panegyric for tlm fexper- hnent. I speak only ftom what 1 positively,know --however successful other prepnmtiona. may liavo boon, there cap bo little refianoa placed upon them wlicu compared with tiffii article. By strict Iy following the directions tlmt accompany the bottle, wo- nnd itoctsupon the most scieqtifio priuclploT-ftir, it deem* to anticipate the refon# of tho bold fit, and excites n strong reaction, and powerful glow over the whole system; aud thus have bqen astonished to notice with what haste r v importance Rowland’s Knlydoi F OR the faconud skin, and of vital to tho support of female loveliness. Power ful of effect, yet mild of\inlluehce/ tliiq ftdmirnlile specific (a preparation from the most delightful balsamic exotics, and perfectly free lYom inniernl or other pernicious admixtures, possesses balsamic pronortios of surprising energy) iteradlcatcslan, Rcckles, pimples, snots, redness, and all cutaneous emtptions, gradually realizing a decidedly clear, fair and soft skin; transforms even tlie most sallow complexion into radiant whiteness { renders harsh and rough skin delightfully soft and smooth; im parts to the face, neck and arui-Va healthy hud ’jtf* venile bloom; and, by due perseverance in its np- ..I: n (....I i..i!ntii*niiilAil nvii*. Notice* N INETY days after date, application xvDl be and for sale by inado.to tho Planters’ Bunk of tlie State of nov 23 Georgia, for.renewal of lost script, for Five Shares Stock of said Bank, in tlie namo of Marv C. Bchoedrio. S. P1IJLBRICK A CfO., aug 10 . . Koiicc, F OUR month? after date,, application will ba made to the Justices of tlie Court of Ordin ary for the County of Camden, for leave tp sell all the real and personal estate of Duvid Thomas, lute bf said comity, deceased. , ang 26 G. W. THOMAS, Adm’or. health and attainment, and continuance of a beau tiful complexion. . / ... A fresh supply of this valuable article jrtst fb* celveil, und ror sa|o by A. PARSONS. a,, 3 5 ‘ . “ Chinese Prolific or TrCe Corn t>ORCUER & LA ROCHE has in.store the .JT above valuable -Corn.. Persons who havq engaged will please call early nnd take it away.— Pluntorsare particularly invited to call niid judgo for tiicuiselves, as tiiero is omy a thnall quantity left unsold, nmlifthey wish the nr tide,’wo will n- gain invite them to send their orders early. A|so, other' garden seeds,-for sale ou accommodating terms. : .Opposite Mark■ nov 23 Oppo Signbfthe Golden < C HL JWl.. purifying ORlN^^Jris niid Krcomt Tooth Wash, gtt' son FUllerl aiid for wile by oct 23 G.R. HENDRICKSON. Starch. . T HIRTY boxes superior Engle Starch, extra quality,4briliraily purposes. • Just received G. R. HENDRICKSON. Razors and Razor Strops* A SPLENDID assortment of combined Sil ver and Steel Ruzors, of excellent ivbrk- muushin, in enses. of. various prices. Also, San ders, Emerson, and Meclus’ Ruziir Strops kept constantly for sale bv POltCIIF.R A LAROCHE, Sign of the Gqldcn Globe, aug 19 Opposite the Market. Notice* . F OUR months after date, application will be made to the Court of Ordinary ofEffingham County when silting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the foliowing’Land: One hundred und fifty ucrvs Pine Land, lying nnd being in tlie County bf Effinghnin, belonging to tiio estate of Ernst Win. Gftzer, bounded north by Vmeburger’s and .KeiffeT’s, east by Keiffer’s nnd unknown land, sotitii and west by Dasher’s land; for the benefit oftiie heirs and creditors of said estate. nor 18 FREDERICK IHNELY, Adm’or. Rowland’s Tonic Mixture* R ECEIVED per chip Gastonia full supply of Ro win lid’s To uio Mixture, for foVorand ague; Sulphate Quinine, Pineriue, Iodino, pure Morphine, Sulphate and Accntute 'Morphine, Musk in Pods, Oil Black Peper,’ Croton Oil, Hy- dfiodnte PotR.-s,‘Soda and Sridlitz row tiers, Lon don Lnrtazd, Ac. For sale.by oct 15 PORCIIER A LAROCHE. Notice* F OUR mouths aft or date, application will be made to tlie Justices of tlie Court of Ordin ary for the Couuty of -Camden, for leave to sell air tlie real estate and hank stock, belonging to tlie es tate of Joseph Thomas, late pi* Camden County, deceased. aug2G -G. W. THOMAS, I JOJIN TOMPKINS, $ ^174 • Ex’ors. Notice* A LL persons having claims against tlie late Jno. Bailey, F,*q. of Camden county, ore request ed to nrcsentthcui properly attested, and those in debted, will please make immediate payment to G. W, THOMAS, l ItOBT. LANG, < Jefferson, 3d Oct. 1839. oct7 - 192 > Adms’or. Notice* A LL persons having claims against the lato Je- remlffi Cuyler,Eyq. are requested to present them properly attested;,ond, those indebted will please make payment to . * WM* Hi CUYLER, Qiial. Ex-or. oct 2 I88tt ’ Notice, C OUNCIL will elect on tho-first Monday in December next, six Vendue Masters for the City of Savannah. Applicants will Jeavq tlioir applications and the names oftheir securities with nov 22 M. MYERS, c. c. Notice. W II. A S. ROGERS will receive bills of • all the Country Bunks (except Mille viirc);in payment for Goods, at 10 per cent, count, provided the amount of die bill is traded out; but will not receive unbankable bills for com tracts already made. noy*19 . South side Market Square Important Invention Y EAST POWDERS, for the immediate ma king of Buckwheat and light Tea Cakes. These Powders (ire not only ofgreat utility in the instantaneous production of Buckwheat nnd Jight Tea Cakes, but are very wholesome; correcting the acidity of the stoinucn, sweetening the'breath, suppressing undue thirst in the morning, and in every respect being beneficial; nnd have received the approbation of the iriedicul faculty. They ure free from nil tho troublesome objec tions to which Yeastand other articles of tho same character nrc liable, being always easily procured gqnuine (it ubout the same cost as Yeast. A fresh supply of these Powders, with directions for using, just received per Newark, and for sale by G. R..HENDlUCKSOff. nov 27 * 235 * Satin Ribfions* fte, Just received perG. B. Lamar, S ATIN-Ribbons, Muslin Bnnds Muslin Edgings and Inscrtings Silk Hosiery, Thread, Ac. For sale by AVERY A JOHNSON, Tobacco* 9 S IX boxes Laftwich’s Cavendish Tobncco,-on band, and for sale by A. PARSONS oct 4 % Patent Barley* C^lX doz. Rqhimon'a Patent Barley, received O and for sale by ANSQN PARSONS. Sweet Oil. BASKETS superior Sweet Oil, fVesh till imported, tirt foil tops. Just rcceivi * by G. R. HENDRICKSON. and for sale by oet'30 Barauea Sctyars, on /Tfe/Th-'ni .SUPERIOR old B.aranca Se- jQ ll^UUU ROW, for sale by nov 9 Qi R, IIENDRICKSONr Coarse French Rappee f \ JARS coarse French Rappee flavored,of'Lorilinrd’smnnufai Snwir. appee Snuff, rose _ . ofliOrillard’snianufUcture. For wile low, for cash, by PORC’IIER & l a ROCHE. ! Sign of the Golden Globe, nov 4 jlOpposite the Market* AVery A Johnson, H AVE received by Augusta, Gaston, Ac. Victoria Cloth, for Ladies’ Cloaks Alpacca do. for do. do. Plaid Cushmcrb, for childrens, wear Superfine Bombosin, black and blue block Italian Crapes,, 'do. ( do. Super, double width Mnttioni Silk - - Do. black Poul do Soio Do. do. Gro de Swimr, do. Gro do Nap Do. a colored Poul do Soie, plain pud figured Plaid Silks, for dresses Rich Plpsh Mantillas, a fashionablo article • Do. Thibet Shawls, slate and black, do. Small Chnlly, Moiislin de Lnine, Ac. Shawls Thibet aud Bayadere Scarfs, oct 14 Monument Sqhflre. Fuller* Moore & €o* H AVE receivod a portion of tlieir Full and Winter stock of Staple nnd Fancy Goods, and will continue to receive during the season a great variety, which will be sold on acconiniode- ting terms, for cash or good pnper. 5 bales Cordova Plains, ull wool 0 coses Wasliingtdn nnd Wakefield Kerseys i) bnles red and plaid Lindseys 5 do. 64, 74, 84and 94 Duffil Blankets 104,124 and 144 Mnckinnw and Whitney do. 2 cases cadet and steel mixed Satinets ' . 1 do. fine blue do. 2 do. Kentucky Jeans, 1 do. Marlboro Stripei 2 do, blenclicd Sliirting 2 bales 54 and 64 Brown Sheeting, French printed Cambrics, Mouslinde Lainesand Challys 3-4 Clmlly Shuwls and Mantles, Ac. oct 5 - . Perfumery* A WELL selected stock ofPerfumeiy, em bracing all of tlie highly pcrfpmcs, and re- conuiieuded by fainilieA. Kept''constantly for sale wholesnlo or retail at tlie store of PORCHER A LA ROCHE, Sign of tho Golden Globe, nov2L Opposite the Market, MayIf, t> turc* owns of this • I, I can- v decided I’ll IV tyi>o, u a duration, whe- vir- with J-UCINft COBnit yittor, tiio colcbratcj I|“*j|2" me rm-1 f.... ... . ,V etaimill. trimqilillity,tind ba|iny sloop,in place of paitt.wca- lincM, anil rcadoS. ni^lita—a iciiovuticiil of inn j. lo.t etrengtli and roliusl liealtlt, in lion of foelile- Mcsi ahil onmcitition. And I cuiiKtli-iiiIy liuliove, und LpredinUo nty opinion upon tliu moat uitb- .tnntinl proof, that under whatever alty—in wluit- bver comer of the,earth—whether upon hill or valley, whercvcrfcvcV and agrie miikcn Ibrappwntf ance’, there also will “Rowaud’a Tonio Mixture 1 .' find its way—tho happy desideratum, the perfect antidote. N.- LEE, if. D. OrrOhooflhohest rceo.mnendafton, that can ho given this medicine is tlie folloiyilig:—l’hysi- ciausljving inFover and Ague districts, who havo kccoine acquainted with its eflicuey, ore in tlii. huhit.oforderingit to be used ill their own pruc- tica, From tiio Harrj.httra Intelligencer of Jtine, 1633 Mr. Wyeth—Having long been afiUctcd in mji family with Fever nnd Agito, aud having tried ev ery mcnt.is to get rid of it without avail, 1 at length met with your advertisement of ltnwand's genu ine Tonio Mixture, which I determined to try. Alter using it, inr w ife wn. entirely rcslorptl to heullh, having atiflerctl for fifieun monthgfrom tin) dehilitatiug cirects of Fever and Agno, aud is now as hearty and .tout aa she over w as. BKRNIIARD MAY. Harrisburg, May 22,1633. A largo «umdy oftiie above valuable medicine just receivud from tiio Manufacturer, and for solo wliolesulo or retail by’ l>ORC(IF.Il & LA ROCIIE k Sign oftho Golden Globe, nov 12 ' - Opposite tho Mnjjtet that the’eo'ttndaiuis wfflii? wisdom nnd liigentlltv of t|„, ,,, V^ M aieians in all parts of \ho worM C?H however, to the great aiivohtnre IV',11 race, soon proved itself to bo oSfj f I long rongbt for t'nhd accordingly tholtriel period of it, oxiste.il ffi 1 ? 1 celebrity so great, that it i 5 fc i „a “' ttiranghqutthoeivllixedgfohe.^ finding that the demand wni , 0 vast. 1 u supply impossible, disjws-,1 "'•* dertobligittiom of, tries, otdypfoseningFmneoau^i, guGEHOag, paaftfe-tiwS* ‘-Le Cordial do Luciitc," or.’in r. Ltlclna Cordial," is agenend gUehniHfeHi folup. : and d’Ti-ioo gor tu the body. But the peeoliat vin„,„ its Ceiehritv is based, is the fanlity with which d restores tho virilenuwera*? have been destroyed by diseaw, ness, or tiny oftho numorotis cause, ■into m tho prostration of those funcZ. ‘ lucoumiop with tlie generality of ■medicines, (bin Cordial cor*- * • ' Su nlin’s Pnniiceu A S tho intenqiernuco and luxury oftho ago fire Imstening tho ravngea' of scorlintic conl- plaints, nnd rendering the bloodmore impure and iiathousnnds havo* destroyed their constitutions by neglecting lo apply the proper remedies to such. Swnim’s Paimcea inust bo and hak (icon more tlauidoubly valtiuble asu certain and efieo- tnnl-ineaus of restoring tiieni tfinortbcthenltband vfgor.’J Fow famUies are wholly exempt from scorbutic afiections which Exhibit various syrup* tpins, as eruption^, uleorafions,,debllity, loss of nmietile and dejection, all nrising from impure blood, npd if notproporly nttondea to, produces the iricfitest injury to the-constitution, niid nmy bo imparted to their offspring. Swnim’s Puna- cea is recommended at this season of tho yetfr, as an invaluublo restorative of tiio system, tiioreby invigoratiiiK the conKtitutiot) stud eudbllng um to bear the dclulitatiqg eftecta of the summer nonaon. It is conveyed by tlie circulating 'fluids, and cor rects tlieir teudeucy to all tho.so diseases winch origiitatc in n vitiated blood, diseased liver, do- praved appetite, o'r predisDositiou to ofluction of tlm lungs, Ac. No one, however, is advised to use it without convincing tiiernsclved of the truth ofwhutis here stated. This medicine U now used'with success in aft parts of the world, nud is gaining great reputation in England. ^ . From Dr. Valentina Mott, Professor of Surgety in the University of New- York, Surgeon ol tlie N. York Hospital,Ac. I have repeatedly ’used Swaim’s Punacea both in tits Hospital and in .private practice, and have always found it,to be ti vnlnnble medicine in chron ic, syphilitic, und scrofulous complaints, and In obstinate entaneous nftcctioris. ' VALENTINE MOTT, M. D. From tho various impositions which have been practised by adulteration) Ac; even to tho extent of perjury, for the purpose pf imitating the medi cine, is sufficient to prove its efficacy in the/dia- etwea iu which it Uua boen sufficiently proven to ha v ecu red. It is unnecessary to say further in relation to this Panacea, other tliun to caution the pftblW against tiio deleterious mixtures which havo been thade-tb impose upon the ignorant. The’ genuine article cpn always bo found at tlie store ofthe suliscriber, who is the sole agent for tills curial or deleterious J 1 gredients which compose it; but is m J time, so simple, yet so eliicncioos, tha.ui renovate tiio prostrated eun^ios of n lml font may use it, tfot only with inipuuitv advantage. 1 *' 11 ataaaassi IrAtfcsraa&yJ ninny or tho docimiinta which hive U n 3 «l, ns vouchors oftho blessing, it ta.,3,3 ntinihbrs 'of dospniriiig i&Hiuli cnntt.it forbonr ri’innrking—thnt it ha i_. ■ monstnitetl thnt there is scarcely .vet tiling ht nll.gs nntnrnl borreimcss, or >., nnbodlity oftiie ftpoMuu fttncQont in >mL ontl, therefore LuW thoso evils uc i) le e |yJ artificial cnftses.nmlutnybo.pccililrinbil removed hy the use of“Lo Conlij d e | .The Lncinn Conlinl is nl»o nn intliihita„, for the Gleet,-and tho Fluor. Alhtu, obttn difficult or (miniitl Moiutruntient also t incotftinonco of Urine or tlie involmit clinrge tlioreof.' It is lihewise hn jnvajnv. unrivalled medicine in cnaea of Chronic E tions of tiieekin, jtnd in tho dropiical. of tlie ngctl. . Moat imp on proprietor of the ctW Eucltitt Oordinl, or Elixir of Love, br-.toJ fore the community, tlie following c«i which ho has received ftnm the inventor,del trions Dr. Mngnin.of rnria: 1 ■ ‘This js tu, certify, that I have dispoHd a recipe for milking the Litcinn Cordial,orF Jjtivo, nnd nlso die right to sell it Uunnght United States of North America, to John lb] I ltihlerwcll, M. IE My reasons for so tit that tho demands to tne for Urn above Cot which I am the itivetitbr, ore so -nutaoioa!,] umnnnble to supply all tho orden-DOaFnitcJ Italy alone; and lmve tiierefore disposed <1 privileges vouchsafed jtt this and otlier certi' 1 of n liko nature, lit Older tb gciieRilisothels of i|iy discovery throughuut tho world. Give* under my baud at Paris, on tliis ninelet dny of January, in the year of oar Lord,eijf hundred and thirty-eight. ERASTE JIAGM Gaspord Dclltte, Gaspard Uclltte, I William Merritt, j ! JIAGN WiUtesMi. This highly important medicine is for a John Winters Hoklorwoll, NV l‘JhlslM*rty-s Novv-Yorks Charles B. Tyler, No.TOClicin PhllaBelphin; and in'BulUmoro Ivy Robcrtii kiusott, John M. Laroque, and G. It. T)kt Washington City by TobiasWntkiusanilCU Stott; ill Georgetawn by O. M. UntiBotir Ilieluuond Ivy John E, Eustice; in Pclcnbari Braggs Thomas, and Dnpuy, Rover & Jol and in Norfolk by M. A. SturtoB and B. Ea* and by John Woodly, No. 65 Poydramli Orleani, . d , It call also bo foimd at all tlie principal! Stores in South-Carolina, and in Angaria,™ vitand, Risloy & Co., Thomas Barrett A Co.I Nelson Carter; und in Savannah by J G. II. IIENDRICKSOl Price S3 perbottlb, with fnlldirecdom. aug 5. IG-l-ly State, liov 8 - 230 A. PARSONS, Druggist. Feast Powders. FT1HESE Powders are an admirable substitute JL for yeast, in. ranking all kinds of batter cokes, and Ijave tho advantage oyer that article in nio- kiug the batter perfectly light and ready lor ba king the iustant tiiey are mixed. Buckwheat and other cakes, when made with these powders, are less likely to disngreewith tiic stomach thnti those made with yeast; and as it requires hut n few min- utes to v prepare for baking, the possibility of ever 111 having them sour, is entirely avoided. The good efteef of mixing cake und biscuit with these pow ders, has been approved by many of tita'iuost em inent physicians and surgeons in this country.— They are aho highly recommended by many of tho first families in this,city and other'places. A fresh sitnpJ/of the above articlq just receiv ed und for sole by nov 13 ANSON PARSONS. Porclier & La Hoclic, "\TTILL receive in a few djiya by tlie brig Wm. . YV TaylCr,the following Gartfen Seccjs oftiie crop,on8:j!>.—Rnta Buga Turnip, white Dutch Turnip, red top Turnip, yellow and red Silver Onion, early Blood Turnip Beet, French Amber Sugar Beet, white Selicia Sugar Beet, long blood Turnip Beet, Jong orange Carrot, lOngVhite Parsnip, cnrlv cluster Cucumber, long green Cu cumber, curly short green Cucumbor, superior Watermelon, largo Muskmeloii, Cautelope do, bush crook neck summer Squushj early.Dutch summer do, ciook ncek winter do. imperial sugar, loaf, large green and brown Dutan Lettuce, early scarlet; short top, long scarlet und yellow Turnip Rndish, (a now urticloS curly aud large York Cab • bilge, early and large Drumhcnd Cabbage, flat or late Dutch, green glazed and rod,Dutch Cabbage, Scotch pale or green curled Squash or Bell Pep per, Oprl Cress or Pepper Grass, large smooth rod Tomato, solid Celbry, curled ParslejTtoi leaved Spiimge,'long white Okra, Giant .Aytaru* gun, Nasturtion Lemon Balm, early Sugar Corn, CliiucRQ Prolific, or Tree Com, early Washing ton or June Peas, Inrgo white Marrowfat, early* , China Dwarf,' early six week, white kidney nnd red mnnow Beans, Inrge white nmrrowfut flat Peas, and other seOd suitable for the Southern market.. Sign oftiie Qo Iden Globe, ' nov 13 Opposite the Murl^ct. Garden Seeds, Crop 1830. Tr>ORCIIER*& LA ROCHE %, and will re- ■XT celve in a foW duys, a largo nssortnieiit of Vegotable, FlbW'or and Bird Seed’, tho crop of 1839. Also, in daily expectancy, a beautiful arti*, clc called the Chineso Tree Corn. The nboye' Seed ia warranted to produce largo vegetables and fino flavor. Planters and others are invited to call nnd examine for themselveh. All of .which will ho sold low lor epab or city acceptances, Sign oftho Golden Globe, nov 4 • r Opposite the Market, RIoflUU’8 Life Pills and PUai Bitters* T HESE medicines hnve long been know appreciated for tlieir extraordinary and mediate powers of restoring perfect lienltliitoj Bonseuftering under ntyirryevery kutd ol ,ebi tb ivhich Uio bttiittit 1 j’raino't. liable. The p’ronriitor rejoices in tho opriorlnnitf| v tiio universal tliffuaiononh.dailj] for placing kis VEGETABLE j witlim theynowledgoandveacli dual in Uio coiimiunity. Unlike the iiMtoI nicioui c|tiuckepos wluch boast .Wvej'h . L gredictits, tho Life Palis nro P'ircly ™ls»W/| otablo, nnd coiltnili neitlior uterew). Jracuic, nor any oUter mineral m f ™ ever. They are enuralv cotnpo.ed, ot frotnraroati poworfitlitfimts, tUwa though long known to aovornl IntoiWJ reeei*lyto?o»iecii.metUi.liaru,neento3 nro altogether uiilniown to tho ] fore k era to medical science, nnd wcremiv b 1 miniatored in so happily cthcacioua » '"tHE. PpCENIX BITTERS oreao« piriiigeiiiiicrsorlicnlUi,toiiglowiO*y|?“'“"|°tol outtha coustitution, oa Uio iSown restored to life from the “ she * 'IKWlJ tion. The Phoenix Bitter* S3 compoaotlof roots 1 jj, fidibly cure I] tiio western count™. which wHU ‘1™^, M J VFRS AND AGCES fail to eradicate entirely nil tho « crf|1 ] » re j Infinitely sooner tliun Ute »o» F ell!llU fy( rations of TO THE HEt„ Uio doterminattqn orBEOOD ftunl nover fails in sickness incident y ( ouei Rheumatism, (lie o^ c 1 a ' ! 1' l , of 1 ,^! ! 0 fa«ins leto ll will bo dciinonstratccl by tho us f "ino eW ThetiHttul dose o[these B tters wy &| full, in water or wine, nndUusjU 1 ^ , f n „l,ol ken two orUtr.ee tim«h^y, «b ta tokenj irove a actif id KOII iwo i)I uncn M»«v= ..-VA n dy bo 1““' before meals, or aleaas qu ntity W ^ all times. • To those who „ wi lt proi gestionnfier meals,' tll0sa wtense tiio ■ valuable,.osUley verygreaUytac^ w pcrr( , of the principal viscera, help t0Illi , c li to ( lltcir fuucttoiis, and charge into tho howols w jj. remove Thus indigestion is easily niid o( .{ llo a isot appetite restored, and Ute '"“'‘.“L, ant vessels being oleansed, mt . and strength of body pwd energy c '"TCfarther pnrUcnlnrs of „(Boo hi :S£,-Es5£;S..'k.i«-i may be there inspected. pART°' v d At his Stored on tho Bay, corner of Dray 1011 9 nov 2 J ’