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.s—One-
iNtukaMo meltey. the oilier half it joint
• lint'! nftti-i rerpotWble tijmes, (to be approved
vci Committee Y payable on'tup mat
tor one voir,-from the
? Btnlftr ill And ‘market, Terms
oriiythn olitfvd Committee) payable
dny ofMnt next. - A. HARMON, c. M.
N. B.—Nojiid will ho taken front persons who
1 ill arrears lor Stall rent.' Also, iiolieo isno.\y
roil, Unit nil notes taken as nhuvo will be >ol-
i due. A.H.
aw
ShcrllPs HlllC. .
rr ..1m«itliloilUm firstTiienUw InFebrh.
. , my next, before the Court Homo in the
«itv of Savannah, Between tho usual iinnrc ol'saiti.
ill,, sloop r.llzci, levied on uiicler and liv viftlic of
a fi iri on foreclosure of mprtyaiO’, issued out of
tho Hon. tJnrlnforiot Court of Chatham county,
in (hvoi* of Samuel B. 11 ill,to. John Russell,
nov 83 EI.ISHA WVl.llY, Sheriff e. f.
-■r
City SlicrilPs Snlc.
O N the rirelTnosiluy iu January noth, will bo
sole Before t|io Court Homa. In the city of
Savannah, between the usual bourse of sale, olio
greyTlorsc, saddle and bridle, ono ujaltognby sido
' board, ana ditto dining tablo, one ditto stand, ono
sofa, one carpet, six chairs, two looking. glasses,
two pair ofaiidlrons, shovel and tongs; levied on
-by virtuo-ofUfa’s issued from the honorable Colin
ofCbmmoti Pleas end of Oyer and Terminer for
the eityof Savannah, | ”
, Wadoot. *
Pahnor el
pumtcdoutl
~7 ; Notice. . ' •
'ILL ho sold at tho. house Of tho subscriber,
W
. , .. „ scribi
on tho 19lh day of December noxt,eleven
hundred acres of Land, lying on Cimocheb Riv
er, filly he;ul of slock Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,Oxelt,
ono timber Cart, oue small ono horse Wagon,
nnd oUier articles too tedious to mention. Terms
cash. WILLIAM WATERS
Tattnall County, Nov. 83d, 1839.
8351
nov 87
am * '*
i-cii;*.t5tinn Cowwty.
I whom it may 'concern:
i County. ■
Into of Chutlwm bounty. ,
The*o are therefore to cite and ddmdmabittHaml
sitignlnf tho kindred ami creditor of thrtsaid de
ceased, to file'thcir objections, (if any they havcv)
to tlm.grauting of-the ndmiruairntioQoF the es
tate to the applicant in the Cl elk’s Olfico of the
Haiti Court, on or before tho twelfth dny of Do
camber next 5 otherwisd letter* of administration
wilhhe granted.
Witness, the Hrtn.' Francis Sorrel, one of the
Justices of the uu’ul Court, this I2tk day of Now,
A. D. 1839* KDW'I) .0. WILSON,
nov.12 * ‘ Deputy Clerk c. rf. c« c..
xlinhiistrntor’s Sale.
„L bo sold on tho first Tnesday in Jann-
. . ary next, at tho Court House m 8avan-
nab, between the usual hours of sale, a negro man
slave named Sam, part of the personal estate of.
Mrff. Mary E. Dunham, Into of McIntosh Oimty
deceased. Term* of sale cash—murcUoBer pay-
M. BOND, Adm’or. *
**eo Ptt i lint li tttn County*
To all whom it may concern*.
W HEREAS dmizimo Lcgricl, hath applied
to 1 the Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Chat
ham County, for Letters of Administration on the
estate and cfToctsofPaul Dupon, lute of Chatham
County,.deceased- ’ *' ,
Thene are thoraforo to cite (ind admonish, au
oml singular the kindred ofid creditors oftlio said
deceased, to filo tlieir objections (if any they have)
to tho nrunning of the iulmhiintrafton of ft)® estate
oftlio deceased to the applicapt iu tho Clerk’s Of*
(ico of the said Court, on or before tho 9th day of
December ncxt* t otlvervlriso letters of administra
tion will be grnnpdi
Witness, tho lion. Francis Sorrel,-'one oftlio
Justices of the said Court, the 9 th day of Nov. A.
D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON,' .
nov 9 Deputy Clerk c. o. c« c.,
w iho. JHprf.;: tho • o f
Cliff thani. County. for littereof Ailuiimatraiipn on
tho esmte and efteeU of James R. Ketclium, lute
of Chatham County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish nil and
singulnrthe kindred and creditors of tlio said de
ceased, to filo tlieir objections (if any they have)
to the granting of the administration of the estate
of the deceased to the applicant iti the Clerk's
Office of the said Court,on or before the 30th day
of December next; otherwise letters of adminis
tration will be granted.. ,
Witness, the Hon. A. porter, ono df.the Jus
tices of tho said Court, tlie 80th day of November,
A. D. 1639. EDW’D G. WILSON,
nov 30 Deputy. Clerk c. o. c. c.
*"1 all whom it may concern t
.JEAS John P. Williamson, Eafl. has
jil’tl to llid lion, tho CAuit of urd'y
of Chatham teo'unty, for lottery of I'hljiiinwtnUipti
Sagurs, on tho estate niid effects of Peter Mitchell, late; of
r Chniham county, decenHod*'-
Thesbftre therefore to clti. ond admonish, tul
nnd singular tho kindred and creditors of the snid
d ojased, to filo tlieir fthioclionKit* any they have)
to tho graiitihifofthouiuniittstratinnof tho estoto-
of the deceased, to tho appjicnnt in tho Clerk’s
olHco of tho said Court, on or before tlie 4th day
of January itoxV; ’ otherwise letters of udiuinistra-
tion will bo grahlqd.’ t ’ * ’ ’’ ‘
’Witness, the Hon. ’ Anth’y rorter, «on® of* tho
Justices ol* the saiiTCbilrt, tho 4th day of Dccom
1ior, A. DVI639.* *;..
ehu^Hdg.wilsoNc
dec. 4 . Deputy Clerk c. o, c. c.,
■ *%
fortitleil
ea9
S.
2101
Administratrix's Sale.
N tlio firetTiicsdayln January lioxt, will he
_ sold before tlie Court House in Chatliain
County, between die usual hours of solo, the fol-
AfiSie interest oftlirt estate ofR. F. Williams
in those two Tracts of Land, known as Varcluso
and Orphan House.
Sold as the property of estate R. F. Williams,
for tho benefit of tho heirs nnd creditors of said,
otolo. MARY WlLLlAMsJrAdin’tx.
nov 9 881 . •.
Vnltinblc Klee Plantation nnd
Netrrocs for Snlc.
W ILL bo sold at public sale,on the first Tues
day in February 'next, before Uie Court
'.Housem the city-orBrunswick, that very valua
ble Plantation known as New Hotfe, on tlie south
li of the Alataftiofia River, m Glynn Coun-
► containing (3430) tliroc tliou«md four
A — 1 thirty acres, of which (680)fivehun-
lighty acres are first qn&Jity River
| three hundred' acres nro under
lin a fine state of cultivation. A-
. 0) seveu hundred acres of prime Inland
Spramp, well adapted to tlio ciiltnre of Cotton or
Com, aiidi(2150) two thousand' onoJmndred and
fil)y acres of heavy timbered pine land.. Oh tho
premises are a comfortable dwelling House, Ne-
.gro Houses, Barns, -Blucksmilh Shop, and tvery
necessary out building for the use of the -plantu-
,tipn. >
At the saute time and placd, will be sold (coti-
Uition.Uly) a very prime gang of about suty Ne-
groes. ;/■ w. ;•
Also, an undivided mJrd ?f’the phutulimi,
town as Brondfield, .adjoining the nbovo, con-
in. nil about (400) four hundred acres of
Land, in fpie order to receive a crop,
made known on the day of sale.
. John f. green;
HUGH F. GRANT, ) Ex bm .
15 f 225 Georgian)
Georgia—Clmiliam County*
To all worn it mny concern.
W HEREAS Win. Henry Fitts, Adniinistra*
tor of Uie estate of Janies D. Titts, lute of
Chatham, County, deceased, hath applied to the
Hoii..the Court of Ordinary of Cliamam Comity,
for Letters Dismissory. i
• •—- * ’ all con*!
corned, to file their objections (if any they have)
iatho Clerk’s OificroLthe snid Court, on dr be-'
fore thc.l(|th day of March next, otherwise letters
diamUsory will be granted..
Witness,* the Hon W. Thome Williams, one of
tlie Justices of tne said- Court; the ICth -day of
September, A. D. j839.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
sept 10- Deputy Clerkc.p.c. c.
T IE Genuine Fit
thoUUACK N 1
. the U 1
the cure of , ..-it .»v • •
Tho Froitoh Pill* nrA appVablo tonllcasos, for
‘ * . • « ^ -•——,)nm
^ilsm
liquid nicciictnos, oy nemg. Limrely /Vee-uu.i*
smell, and consequently do not oftoct the .hroaUi,
thereby preventing tlio possibility of it discovery
" '^'^Th^rimportnntadvnntagcUhcy never dis-
stomach, and in the first stages of
Gcoi’Khi—Chutlimit County*
T«i all whom it may. concern:
W HEREAS S. B, WilbimiH hath applied to
.the Hon.tlio Court ofOrdiilnry ofChat-
.haiu County, for Letters of Guardianship to the
persoiis ami properly of Edwin and* Juiia WTi-
iiams, minors, children ofRichM F. Williams,de
ceased. . • '.
These nro thorclbro to cite and admonish, all
concerned, to file-their objections (if any they
have) in the Clerk’s office oftlio said Court^pribr
before the 30th day 6f December next; otherwise
’letters as prayed for will bo grtinted.
Witness, the Hon. M. My or*, ono of Uie Justi
ces of tbc said Court, the 36th dav of December,
A. D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON,
nov 30 * Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.-
Ocoi'Kla-Cltntltmii CoTiuty.-
r . * •, , To all whom it may concern:
"XliTinvIHiAS PaUick-MarloW linthdppUcd to
tho lion..tho Court of Ordinary of Chat
ham County, for Lcttomhf AdmiutHtrjition on Uie
estate nnd effects of Nicholas Marlow, Esq. late of
Clintlinm County^leoeased, - -
These are therelbro to cite and admonish, nil
and Hingular tlie kiudrod and creditors of Uid said
deceased, to file their-objections (if any they havo)
Ip tlie granting oftlio nihihiiistration of Uie estate
nf tho deceased to the applicant in tho Clerk’s of
fice of the said Court, ou orboforo Uie I2th day of
Decemltcr next; oUierwise letters of administra
tion will be grunted ' “*
Witness, the Hon.-Elios Reed, one of tho Jus
tices of the said Court, the 12th day nf November,
A. D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON,
. uov 18, ’ ' ‘ * .Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c
Gcoi'ijria—Clmthnm, Coiniiy.
To all whom it. may Coitcorti:
EREAS, S. A. Hooker, hath spplidil to
“ ■* " 7.or t
W HEi
Gcoi*«iu—Clmtluuu County*
To idl whom it may conceni.
TTTHEREl^S; 'Andrew Dutou, AdininUtratpr
Y v . of the estate and effects of Daniel Fqjey,
late of ChnUium County , deceased, has applied tp
the Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Cuuthum
County, for Letters Dismissory. .
Thqse are tiieretbre to cite and admonish all con-
ceniedi to file tlieir objections (if any they have) in
the Clerk’s Office*of the said Court, on or before
tho 3d day of January next, pthoiwis^ letters dis-
missoiy will be granted.
Witness the Hon. A. Porter, one 6f the Justices
of the said Court, Uie 3d day of July, A. D. 1839.
- EDWARD C. WILSON,
july3 . ■ ~ Deputy Clerk e. o. c. c.
Cteoraia-HCImtliain County*
To all whom it may concern.
W HEREAS, Henry I.Willink, Executor of
the last will and testament of David Pidgc,
late of CliaUiam County, deceased, hath applied to
the Hon the Court oT Ordlhury of Chatham Coun
ty, for Letters Di.-miifispryi ‘
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
'in Uie C!erk’sX>Jfir.c'nf ibAs^hl
the 3d day nf January next; oUierwise leUqrt.dis
missory will be granted.
Witness, Uie Hon. Elias Reed, one of Uio Jus
tices of Uie said Court, the 3d tlay of July, A. D.
1839. , EDWARD G. WILSON,
jnly 3 -Deputy Clerk, c. o. d. c. „
the Hon. U:o CotirtofO^inaty of Clwt-
hani County, for Letters of Administration bn thp
estate and oifects bf Isaac Norton,lute of Chatham
County, deceased. ,
These are therefore to cito and ndinouisli, nil
nnd singular the kindred and creditors of the said;
deceased, to file tlieir.objections (if any U»ey have)
to the granting of the administration of the estate
of the decenstfd to the applicant in the Clerk’s Of
fice of tho snid Court, on or before the twelfth
day of December next; otherwise letters of ad
ministration will bo granted.
Witness, the Hon. M. Myere, one of Uie Justi
ces ofthc said Court,tho twelfth day of November!
A. D. 1639. EDWARD G- WILSON,
nov J2 . Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
Georgia—ClintliVim County.
To all whom it may concei
W HEREAS Frederick E. Teb< .
plied to tho .Hoiior.iblo Uio Court of Or-
dinnfv ofChnth’am County, for Letters of Admin
istration on Uie estate nnd elfecta of Isagc Nortou,
late of Chatham County, deceased.^
These are Uierefore.tb cite mid admonish, all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, td file their objections (ifuny they have)
to the gruntiugof Uie adininsitrotion of tho estntu
of the deceased to the applicant in Uie Clerk’s Of
fice oT Uie snid Coqrt. on or before Uio twelfth da/
of December next; otherwise letters of udtuinistra-
tion will he granted.
. Witness, tne Honorable Anthony Porter ohe
of tlio Justices of the said Court, Uie twelfth dny of
November A! D. 1839.
EDWARD G., WILSON,
liov 12 Deputy Clerk, d.o. c. c.
rr?
(CllrtO*
il 1’ILI.M jiiinot nil
RUMS of the ago for
Besides
agree wUli the
tlie disease Uiey Usually etlbct a cure m a few days,
with little regard to diot or exposure/
In the most obstinate stages bf tlio disease, they
are equally certain, huviug cured many after evory
other romody had failed.' lillhort, Uiey.have hepn.
so universally successIhl, that that the' proprietor
ciiaiionges any one to produce n reniody ot equal
cortaintv, under a forfeiture of Tliroo Ilundrod
Dollnrs'. ForHiiliiliV • *" >.
. 0. R. llENDRICKSON, nnd •
T. M, iV. J. M. TURNER. ’
Tritfo $2 nor .box, • " -
. niig 5 1H1—'1y
Ttnrri,.oil’s Si'iccillc Ointment','
F OR the cure of Whlta Swelling^ SCrofulotti
and otliortumori, Blcori, Boro l.cg«, pliland
flresh Wounds,. Sprains nnd Bruisos; Bwolliftgs
nnd Inllnunnntidns, ScnM'IIon'd, Women's Sore
Breasts, RhenmauO Pnitat,* Tetters, l'.ntplions,
Chilbnins, Whitlows, Biles, Corns nnd External
Disease,s generally. It Is likewise great 111 superi
or to nny mcdicino heretofore discovered for tho
elmfed hacks and limbs of horHc.l for ring worilii,.
chapped Bps—and in short, for cvcty exteniai bo
dily evil that may fall to the lot of man or beast.
For sulo by
fi. R..IIENDRICKSON, olid
■ T. M, &. J- M, TURNER. .
Prico 50 cents per box; , .
■flitgR '10-b-ly '■ w
Ko-.vlatKl’s Iitily.lor, ”
F OR the Tnce nnd skin; and of vitttl itnportnnco
to the support of female loveliness. Power
ful of effect,yot mild of itilluonoo, this admirahlo
specUio (a prepamtion from the most- delightful
balsamic exotics, nud perfectly free from nmientl
or other pernicious admixtures, possesses bulsnmie
properties of surprising energy j it eradicates tan,
freckles, pimpto, spots, roduess,uttd all ctttancoits
crntptintis, gradtinlly roalhting u decidedly clear,
fair and -oilskin; transforms even tlio most sallow
complexion into radiant whiteness i '. renders harsh
.and rough skin ddightltally soil and smooth; im-
s rlclinopf lire Is li
ty to Iniror
egreat mess of
ountries. To
stun11 means
»,to:i\iIti! which
etttiutt. The unnrecc.
* ’ prohatimiwhicli
OUgnont the United
. lexiconnd tho West
'etefs in Wamilyimd con-
ending them to the special «t-
iKiytr'nndmurii
reintirea our uti
detltedpOj
tiiis lin'di;-me
Slates, tlio
Indies, Hilly jttsl
scicutiouslv reci
toutton of tho alfitotod. . . ■ **
Dr. Petorw lms spent much timo in ekporiinont-
lug with diftbrent VcgoUblo Medicinea fbr ifisoos-
es of Uio liver, and now offers his A*egotnbto Pills
ns tlio beaf, most convenient nud cheapest* Mefii-
cino Uiijt euu bo pfoimred for genornl usd.
Oue great quality of hiq Vegetable Pills is that
they hnvu UuuiUeriftidvo principle combined wftli
tlieir car Uiartic, or operativeqimlitios, or tliatthey
hot b:dy dlcMxsc the stems^s raiid^boivels by.pui-
* ofcliildrnn
parts to Uie face, neck uud arms, a bealjhy and jU-
vonitobloom'; and, by due poVseieftmoe tuito ap
plication,promotes a free and uninterrupted exer
cise of thosq important funntiousof tho skIii> which
nrc of the most necessity for, tho pre'servation of
health amt attainment, andcoritihuanoe of a beau*
tiliilcomplexion. * ; - * .
A fresh supply of .this valuable article just ro«
ceived, niid lor sole py * A. PARSONS.
augS • ‘ / •/
"Chirtcso Proliffc or Tree t'orn.
P ORCHER& LA ROCHE has in stqro tho
abovc-vnlimblo Corn. Persons whb have
engngeil will plensecall early and take Uaway.-*-
Plnnters nro particularly invited to coll and jttdgb
for themselves, as Uiero is only a small quantity
left unsold, and if they Wish' tho article, wo wilt a ;
gain invite thorn to send their orders early. Also,
other garden seeds, for snlo bn ncqonnuoduting
terms. . Opposite the Market,
nov 23 ■/ Sign of the Golden Globe.
tone and onorgy tu the nervous system.
They are mild nnd pleasant in tlusir operation
and conyey almost hnmediuto conviction of their
utility from their first dose. They can be? taken
with safety by persons of any ago; and Uietfepblo,
tho rufirtn. the nervous und'dehento are Mreiigth-
ened by tlieir operutibii, bconuso -thby clear the
system of bad imhiors, qutoi nervous irritability,
and invariably produce soiinilhealth.'.
* Tho Vcgotabjo Pills are a suro rmnedy.for ja\iu
t dico, sick and tien'otu headache, dy speusy, cm-
ti\*eness, -ickness of the stomach, heartburn,.jill.
bilious complaints,Severs bf idl kind^ ambif taken
at dm commencement will mvnriubly check'tlfofr
progress, and save the paUcnt froni n protracted
and dangerous sickness. They aro mvuiuahleln
nervous and hypocoudrical hftcctipus, lops of ap
petite, and nil complaints to which fenuiles atone
are Subject. They opornteas a mild itpeedypurge
and are u safe aud certain ^ remedy lor wo
children. •
Extractor n letter from Dr. Gurney; of New-
Orleans,La.Oct.<9,1837.—“I havn received much
assistance in my practice; especially in jaundice
and yellow foyer; from Uie ,iise of, Peters' Pills. 1
presume that, oil an nVernge, I prescribe 100 box-
ek nertuouUu”-
, Extract oC nlotfer from Dr.'*Pritchard, of Hud
son, New-York, JuOerft, 183fl.-r-'<Iavns awar€ that
I)r. Peters was ono of. tho best chemists in the U.
Suites, nnd fultassutfid tligthe would aoine riay
(from his intimate knowledge of the properties of
'herbs nhd drugs) produce an cfficidht medicine,
and I must acknowledge that h‘i3 Vegetable Bills
Uiqph nm
Most of
minouK offi
Mi to trail,,m|iy. 0
lililogm, tliMlpsta gtipotfluoui i,n" r
gnjutie juice, mi,| BlqES,; bil, ! 1
It alluviates sick luttulitelin W*
for tile Cholera Morhiti ‘of oiir c ,m,o "" -
rover nmi nguo, on'4 that claw o ‘"lk J ’ ,l fc
owe their origin to.a (lisontoreaL ^
tueeh end hoivejs. au “ u,l « of
Thw remedy exp* worm, bv .1.,-
many ssnous ——■—•- mu -**• *•
tcriuily neglci
. Executor^ SnlCk
"ITCriLL be sold, agreeable to oil order of the
V V lion. Inforiot Court of Burke Co„ while
sitting for ordinary purposes' iti ttye town of.
V/ayiicauuru, on ihc first Tuesday In.January
lioxt,
One tract of Land, belonging to tlio ■ estate of-
Elisha Anderson, late of said county, deceased,
tying on tlio waters of Rocky Creek, joining lands
of James Anderson and B. Miller, and containing
fourteen hundred and twenty-four (1424) acres,,
more or less. Sold for the benefit of jjio heirs
of the deceased.
* JANE II. ANDERSON, Ex’ix. «
JAMES ANDERSON, )
A, II. ANDERSON, S
. oct26 ' 209
Ex’ors
Administrator’s Sale*
“1TTII,L be sold, on the first Tuesday in Jonu-
VV arybiext, before tlie Court House door in
Judcsonbo/o’,3criven county, between the;usual
hours of saleftlio fuilowing property, to.wit:
Ono tractof Land lying Fwsaid County, adjoin
ing lauds of Wilkins H. Nunnally, Richard Her
rington, ir. and Brier Creek, containing 4G7 acre's,
more*'or Toss. Also, anotlier tract, 1^ ing in said
/PV4i...H«jiuuiuji xioaglcr und Gebfge^Robbi
sb, nvo Negroes, to-witr, Vllef^ a wopjan about 40
years of age, Diaud, a woman nbout 18 years of
age, and Child ChilsOn, about 2years of age, Ro-
da, d girl about 14 years of ago,and a-girl by the
name of Matilda, about 13 years of age. Sold
agreeable to an order of the Honi ^the Inferior.
Court of Scriveri county while sitting for ordina-
r /purposes, os tlie property of John Al. Roberts,
deceased; for tlie benefit bf the heirs and creditors
of said estate.
‘ 4 STEPHEN MH.LS, Adra’of.
oet29 DELIA ROB CRTS,* Admix.'
Administmtor’s Sale.
“ITrriLL b« sold on the first Tuesday in Janu-
yy gry next, before tlie Court Iloase hi Hines
vijle, Liberty County, by order of the Court of
Ordinary for said County, the following property
of ,the estotc of It. S.,Leonard, viz:
One Tjriict bf Laud, containing 500 acres,
more or less, known as the Cooper Tract; one
House audXot at'WulUiourville, with 13 acres of
land, more or loss,-together wUU all other Land
or Property owned by said entato; for the b^iefit
:. of all concerned.
f. ' GEO. W. DUNHAM, Adtn’or.
■ JsnMMi ;• • ;
Hair Oil, BeursGreusc and PO-
; r .. ‘j . matum.
■jl/TACAS3AR Od, English, do*do American,
.I.TjL Ward’s Vegetable Oif,Beurs Oil,do Grease)
Pomatum, jn pots;, do in rplls,*"Aldrich’s Bulm
Columbia. Just received iiud.for safe on accoui-
. . mo^ttVs tetfuii E .. sxtuVRLL.
- Corner of Broughton.& Wliituker-sts v
tjov 20 . Opposite .the Mansio^House.'
K f : . - ‘ Satin liTbbous, Ac..
Just Received nifr G.B. Lamar^'-
CJ ATIN Ribbons, Mpslin Bands^ *. v
Aluslin Edgings und Insertinga •.
Silk Ilosicrv, TiiroUdl; «&c. '
For sa’o by A VERY & JOHNSON,
f 'Stiveei'ijetSoted'**-
*U DOZ. Otto* Rose Scented Powder
Xifl 6 do.. Violet do. do.
H^o. Plain du. do.
Also, Powder BoXcs and Pufis. Received und
A. I'ARSbNsi
Georgia—Chatham County*
• To nil whbm it uiey'concern,
W HEREAS, William Inw, Administrator
of the estate and effects of Alary M. Haig
nnd Agnes Haig, deceased,, has applied to, the-
Hfm. the Court of Ordinary bf Chatham C
for Letters Dismissory. .
These .are therefore to cite and admo:
conceraed, to file their objections Of m
have) in the Clerk's Office of the raid Com
^Jiaras.otUi.
of the Justices of die said Court; the third day of
July, A. D. 1839.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
July 3 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
Georgia—E flinch am County*
To nil whom it.inay concern.
TT7TIEREAS, Eliza McGahagan, Administm-
\ V trix of tlie estate of Win. McAIcGahagan,
deceased, has applied to the Hon. the Court of Or
dinary of Efiiinghaui County, for Liters Dismis-
so.ry. ....
These rtro therefore tacite and admonish.all con
cerned, to file Uioirobjectiona(if any they tyivc) in
tlie Clerk’s Office of the said-Court,"ou or beJore
the 6tk day of Alorcli next, oUierwise letters dis
missory wilM>e grafted.. - •* .
.Witness, Urn lion. C. Powers, one of Uie Justi
ces of the said Court,' thp Cth day of Sept. A. D.
1839. JOHN CHARLTON,
sept ft
Georgia—JElHn^ham County*
. To uit whom it muy Concern.
TTt7*II EREAS, Thomas H.-BrewfAUrninistra-
V V toy of the estate of JohnW.’ Graham, de
ceased, has applied to Uie Hon. the Court of Or
dinary of Effingham County^ for Letters Disfnis-
sory. v t '
These nrc therefore to cite and admonish oil con
cerned, !<> file their objections (if any Uioy iiave)
in the Clerk’s OffWof .U»C said Court, on or be-*
fore the 2dday of Januaiy next, otherwise lelt
dismissory will be grantee!.' ^
Witness, the Hon. C.' Powers, one of tho Jus-
tides of Uie suid Court, the 2d day of July, A. D.
1839. JOHN* CHARLTON, '
juty 5 ,c. c. o. e. c.
Gcoi'gia-Effiiighaiii County*
- k To all wjioin it may concern.
■yATHEREAS, John AI. Lucas, Administrator
vv of Uie^est-ite of William AIcGutotgin, de-
deated, has applied to Uie Hon. Uiq Court pf. Or-
dinary of Effingham County, for Letters Dismis-
sory. i- ' ■
These are therefore to cite and admonish all con*
cerned, to filethejr objdcUons (if uny theyliavri)
iu Uip Clerk’ a Office of the said Court, onor.be-
Tofe tlio 6Ui dky of march next, otherwise leltters
dwinissory wilfbe granted.
Witness, the' Horn C. Powers, one of the'Jus
tices of the snid Court, the fith day of Sept. A. D
1839.- JOHN CHARLTON,
septfl . \ • Clerkc.o.e.c,
Georghi-EIFiiifjiiniu County,
Td'alj .whom it may conccm.
W H EREAS; * Mrs. Naomi Weitman, widow,
Administratrix of the estate and effects of
AlattheW Weitman, deceased,'hath applied to Uie
Hon’: Uie Court of Ordinary of Efliiighaiii Coipi-
ty, for Letters rrismisBory'. /' - -
These are 'therefore to citb ahd admonish nil
concerned,to file their objecUons (if any they have)
in Uio. Clerk’« Office of the said Cpvwt,ou or l»e-
foro die 26th day Of Janunry next, otherwise let
ter* dismissory wijl be granted. .
Witness, the Hon. C. Powers, ono of the Jus
tices of Uie said Court, the 26Ui day of July r A. D.
1839, ' JOHN CHARLTON,
July 26 Clerk c.o. e, c.
Georgia—Bryan County.
To ullwhom it may concern:
~WTHEH EAS Andrew Bird has made apnlic.n-
? / tmu tor Letters of Administration, with
the will annexed, on Uie estate of Dorcas.Sander-
lin, lute of Uie County of CliaUiam deceased..
These are therefore to cite nnd admonish nil,
and aiiigulur the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to file their objections (ifnny they havo)
in the Clerk’s office of Uio Court of Ordinary fot
said County, within Urn. time prescribed by-law;
otherwise letters ofadruinistratipn .\vill bo granted
to Uie said Andrew Bjrd.
' Wituess, the Hon. Israel Bird,, one of the Jus
tices of said Court of Ordinn'ry, this. 7th day Uf
November, J839. j.- mtHTH, c. tr. o. n‘. a,
nov 12 223. ‘
Tooth Wash*
C HLORINE, Orip nnd ICreosot Tooth Wash,
highly recommended for whitening tho teeth,
purifying the breath and imparting n healthy ap
pearance to the gums. Just received, pcr Wil-
sun Fuller, ail'd fur sale by ^
oct 23 ^G. R.niENDRICKSON.
Razor* and Razor Strops. *
A 'SPLENDID assortment of combined-Si j-
ver uud Steel Razors, of excellent work
manship, in cusus, of various prices. ‘Also, San
ders, Emerson, and Mealiis’ Ru^orvStrops^kepi
ConstanUy for sale by *
BOUCHER & LAROCHE,
. Sign of tlio Golden Globe,
1 hug 19 ; Opposite the Alarfiet.
t*'.■ ■ ■ :■ ~...
IVottce* -
TVTINETV days after duto, application will bo
11 insde to t}W Planters’. Btmli of tho State of
Georgia, for renewal of loaf script, for Five. Shares,
Stock of said Bunk, in the r nainc of Mury. C.
Scliocddo. S. PHILBRICK & CO.
‘ nug IQ' ,. •
'Wotlcc.
*UR montlis after date, application will he
made to the Justices of the CourUif Ordm-
. brthe County of Camden, for leave to sell all
Uie real and personal estate bf David Thomas, late,
of said comity, deceased.
mig 26 G. W. THOAIAS, Adm’or.
' Notice.
F OUR months aftef date, application will be
made tothe Court of Ordinary of Effingham
County when sitting for ordinary purposes, for
jeavo to sell tho foIlowing.Luud:
One hundred and fifty acres Pino Land, lying
nnd being in tho County of Effingham, belonging
to the estate of Ernst Win.' Guzer, bounded north
by Lmeburger’s and Keifter’s, eust by Keiffer's
and unknown land, souUi anil vvest by Dasher’s
land; for the benefit of Uio heirs und creditors of
saULestato.. . 4 ;
. nov 18 ■ FREDERICK IIINECY, Adm’or. ;
F OUR month, after riatoj application will bo
tirade to tlie Justices of tho Court of Ordin
ary forthe Countv of Camden, for leave toscHali
tlie real estate and bank stock, belonging to the es
tate of Joseph ThotnaS, late of Camden County,
deceased. .
■ aug2ti
0. W. THOMAS, )
JOHN TOMPKINS, <
174
Ex’ors.
' Notice.
A EL persons having claims agaiiisttlic late Jnn,
xa. Bailey, Esq, of Camdencounty, arc request
ed to present them properly attested, and those in
debted, will please moke immediate payment to
G. W: THOMAS, r.; J
UOBT. LANG, f Adpis or.
Jefferson, 3d Oct. 1839.
net 7 192
Notice.
A LL persons having claims against the lato Jc-
xi- remiali Cuyler,Esq. are requested to present
them properly attested; und those indebted will
please make paymentfo
WM. JI, CUTLER,; CUtai. Ex-dr.,
■ oct 2 , wstr.
.: Notice. : ; T"
C OUNCIL will elect on the first Monday in
December next, six Vendue Masters Tor the
Cityof Savannah. Applicants will leave their
applications and the names oftltoir securities witli
. nov 92 , M. MVE11S, c: c„
Notice.
count, provided tho amount of tlie bill is traded
out; Imt will not receive unbankable bills for con
tracts already made.
nov 19 1 South sido Market Square.
Starch,
T HIRTY boxes superior. Eagle Starch, extra
quality, for.fiunily purposes. Just received
and for. sale by
nov 23 g. it. Hendrickson
■anpnmam
■Jt7"EAST POWDERS, for.tho immediate tno-
X king of Buckwheat nnd light Tea Cokes.
Theso Powders ore not only ofgrent utility iu the
instantaueoits praductiou of Buckwheat utul light
Tea Cakes, hilt are very wholesome; correcting
the aciility.of tlie stoitmch, sweetening tho breath,
suppressing undue thirst in the morning, arid in .
every respect being beneficial; and have received’
Urn approbation of tho modicdlfaouily.
’(’hoy are free frond all the troublesome objec
tions to which yeast and other articles oftlio same
character iuoiralde, bring nitvoys etisily procured
genuine ot .abmit the Saute cost as Yeaiit. .
A fresh supply ofthese Powders; with mrectioris
/hr using, just received per Newark, and for side
by G. It. HENDRICKSON,
nov27 '235
Swntin’s l'nnacca.
.'inteniperaiice and luxury of the''agc nro
hastening the - ravages of scorbutic) com
plaints, and rendering the (deed more impure and
ns thousands have destroyed tlieir constitutions
by neglecting to apply die proper remodios to
sticTi. Swaim’s Panacea must.be and Iras been
more than.doubly valuable ns a certain and effec
tual means of restoring thttiit to pbrfcet health und
vigor. Fow families are wholly exempt from
scorbutic nffeptiolis which exhibit vitriolic syuip-
tpms, as eruptions, ulcerations, debility, loss of
appetite anil dejection, all arising from impure
blood, nod if not properly attended to, produces
the greatest Injury to the constitution, and may
he imparted to their offspring. Sw'nim’s Pana
cea is recommended at this season of the year, ns
nn invaluable restorative oftlio' system, thereby
invigorating the constitution, and enabling us to
hear tlie debilitating effects of the stttmnersonsou,.
It is conveyed by tho circulating fluids, apd cor
rects tlieir tendency to till those discuses which
Originate in a vitiated bleed, diseased liver, de
praved appetite, or predisposition to affection of
thejungs, &c. No one, however, is a'dvised to
use it without convincing themselves of tho truth
ofwhct is here .stated. - -
This medicine is now used with success In all
parts ofthc world, und is gaining great reputation'
lit England.
; From Dr. Valentine Mott,
Prolhssor of Surgery in iho Unlvcrsitv of New-
York, Surgeon or the N. York Hospitnl,&o.-
I have repeatedly [used Swaim’s Panacea botli
itt.tlis Hospital nnd in private practice, und have
always found it to bo a valuable medicine in chron
ic; syphilitic, and scrofiilpiw complaints, und in
obstinate cutaneous affections, - >
VALENTINE MOTT, M. D. ,
From the various impositions which havo been
practised by adultoration,&o. ovon to tlio extent
ofperjury, for tho purpose of imitating the medi-
eine, is sufficient to prdyo its ofiicacy in the dis
cuses in which it Iras.boon sijfimicijtly proven to
JinvC citred, It is unnecessary' to say furtlier iu
relation to tltis Panacea, otlter than to cauubn the
pul, liq against die deleterious mixtures which Imva
been made to impose upon tlie ignorant.' Tito
genuine nrticlo can always bo found ut the store
of tlie subscriber, who is tho solo ageut for this
State. A. PARSONS, Druggist, j
novb 320 - . .
Ypast Powders.
r IM4 ESE Powders are an luliuiruble substitute
11 *^ r y ea8t > >4 making nil kinds of butter cakes,
-and luivo tlie. advantage over that article in ma
king tlio batter perfectly fight and ready for bu-
kmg tlie mutant they are mixed. Buckwheat nnd
otlier cakes, when rnadd with t/iese pov/dera. are
Ics^ likely to disugtye witli thd stoninch thun those
made with yeast; and us it requires lmtafew min
utes to prepare for baking, the, possibility of ever
having them sour, is entirely avoided. - Tlu; good
effect of mixing cuke und biscuit with these pow
ders, lias been approved.by many of tho most em-
*” en ^ physicians and Burgeons in tliis cotintry.—
,TheV IK’D nlan IliriUIir 1... A iij : B
ey are also highly recommended by many .of
tho first fninilieH in this city nnd other places.. -
A fresh supply of the abf""' •*—• : * i *~—*'---’j*
ed and ibj Bale Jiy’
nov 13- ANSOJt PARSONS." ’
■L_ • « jsopl
Extract of a letter from Dr. Wninqs, of Cin
cinnati, Feb. 2,1838.-r'‘Your Pills urn tfio mildest
in their operations;'ahd yet most powerfulin their
effects, of any I hhre ever mot with in my prac
tice of eight nnd Uventy years. • Tlieir fiction on
the chyle, and hence on the impurities of tlio blood
is evidently voir surprising.’^
. CnxnLpTTK, # N. C. Jan. 1,1837.
Doivr8ic—I have made frehuent uso of your
Pills in tlie Incipient stage of hilious fever, and-ob-
Htinaib coustipation of Uie bowels; also, in the en-
Jiirgeinent of tlie spleen; chronic diseases of the
liver, sick huadache; general debility, and In ailca-
sos havo found them tp bo very effective,
J. D. Boto,
.‘MucKt.v.’iBuna Co. Vn. Febi 7,^11
• Haying used Dr. Peters’ Tills in my practice for
the last 12 months, I take pleasure in — —
pepsin; hi
diseasesg
article c
iv
sick headncl
goo
:ho,
. bilious fevers, and othef
>s, produced by muetivity of tho Kveri-r-
They nre li wife ahd mild aperient, being thq best
mo of (he kind I have evor UHed. ’
GkoIiok C. Scott, M. D.
.This celebrated Medicine is for.sale by all tlie
principal Druggists in Savnuiwli and throughout
the United Stales, tlie Canadas, Texas, Mcxicoj
nnd tlio West Indies. Price 50 ccn&per box, with
full directions. . ‘
augS - • 164—Jy
FromUjo Ponns^lvniifa Inquirer, of May 3,1834,
TR. EDITOR
1*1 favoriti
morbid secretions which'
U’Htilifv J
ritteu, cholera morlitra, pik,
pepsra.-nciditv ol'-tho stonracl,,. £
It is iiovv in general lino .In .
worii).'! Families resident in lh e coum/^'
lers going Into Uio interior or
hreoL
1Uentu pQiiy
iu mrenor or Vovnsin. •
Keilt constantly on Irand, m,d for , n i c |
Rtoiiuit’s I*‘fePll{8 and PB5
wtirnm it. npHESEmedicinoelravelonghcraU
X., nplirccmted for their oxttaqnl
medinle powers of restoritur i ^
sons suffering trader mrarl^cVerefi»
\° .whirh ihojminnn rramo is liufc ™ fd
• I he proprietor rejqicos In tho om
wasewssad
Witbinghoynowledgeand reach or«» OT 'i_
gradients, tho Life P.lls „ re purely
getable, end contain'mot!,or nicrcurr.nnS
nrsemc.mnr any other mineral,',,
yvor. They tiro entirelv comporaS ofni
irontmreluidpowcrnilp[anta,tficvirtiic,ofl
tliough long.known to several Indian ttibkl
reconlty to somecmmeiitpharmnceiiticalcht J
fire ttltogether unknown to the ignorant nreil
ersto medical science, mid were never bjfori
tion 8terCd ^ 80 lmpl>lly ciricac ‘°ma
-THE PITCENIX BITTERS nreraralk
cause they —
Tonic Mixture.
Much Uio powers of tltis
^^^■■■■■■jly hava been extolled,!eau-
not omit this dppo'rluutly ofdecluring my decided
conviction that every neebuht of the h,motive vir
tues oftlio Mixtnro.will bo verified to Jho full ex
tent. Whatever bo tlio chnractef oftlio comykint
—^whether uhcqual tertinn-idonhlo or simple
qtinrtan—however varied lie its type, uttended
with syncope, apoplexy, vehemontepasms, with
coldness and stupor—whatever its duration, whe
ther vortml or autumnal, laying the foundation fur
visceral affections', and other slow Imt unerringly
final maladies—however irregular in their iov
.rostored'to life from the ashes of ita owuk
tion. The Plimnix Bitters aro entirely vejt
composed of roots found only in certain m.
fail tu eradicate entirety uil tlio effects of mercT
mfiiutoty Mjoner diun the most powerful p
rations of .Sarraparilla, and will inmiediauh
tlio doterminution of BLOOD TO THE HE
never fails in sickuess incident to young fen
and will ho found a certain remedy in ml m
ncrtoiiB debility and weakiicss of the won |
paired constitutions.
■Ah ft remedy for Chronic anil 1
Rhenmntigm, the otficacy of tlio Pliacnix Bill
will be demonstrated by the use of u single bof
The usual dose of these Bitters is luilfu wine pj
full, iu water or wine, and this quantity
Hep two or three times a day, uooiit half mi hi
* before meals, or a Jesss quautity may lie tokeif
nil times.. To those who are f afflicted with i
gestion after meals, those Bitters will nrovei
valuable, us they very greutly Increase tho nc(|
of the principal viscera, help them U) \wiCc]
tlioir functions, and oiuibln the itmiwrli to I
cliurgo into the bowels whatever is otTeiid
Thus indigestion is easily and speedily rcmovl
appetite restored, nnd tlio months of tho nbsJ
out vos8olsl)cing cleansed, nutrition is facility
nnd 'strength of body and energy of mind are I
happy rosnltfl.
For farther particulars of Moffhtt’s Life I
and Phojenix Bitters, apply at MoffUtt’s office |
filQJlroadway, New-York,where lhe Pillsc:f
edithined for 25 cents, 50 centis and $1 per ■
and tho Bittern for $l a^2 per bottle. Nmi
tuts certificates of uie'\vqQdcrfliletficacy of bd
the tine adminiiitratioii of tim Tottie Mixture.
This is no liigh-ivrought:pnnegyrio for tlio expor-
unont.. I apeak only.from what I positively know
—however .anceesdilil other preparation., may
Iravo been, thcro con he little rolrancc.pl,iced tipop
them when compered witli this nrticlo. By strict
ly fulhiwitig tlio directions that accompany tlio
bottle, we find it acta upon tlm. most scientific
principle—for.it seems to onticlpnte tlio roturu
of tho cojil fit, and excites a strong renotion, and
powerful glow over tlio wjiole system; and thus
to promccupy file ground, und by disturbing the
regularity ql fhe ty po, to suhdqe file intermittent
nltogether. Under sitch-n coiu-soof medicine, I
have been astonisltcd to notion with what hasto
tlio disease beats alarm for a rctrent, and the pro*,
tratod strength of tile system rallies. It is a pow
erful, yot mild medicine—substituting oidnmess.
tranquillity,mid balmy sleep,ill place of pain .wea
riness, nndvosdess nigltta—a renovation of long)
lost strength and. robust houlth, in lieu offooble-
ness nnd emaciation. And I confidently believe,
nnd Lnrcdicato jny opinion npon tlio most sub-
stnn'fialpropf, that untlarwbalever sky—in- what
ever corner of the earih—whether-upon.hiH or
valley, wherovor favor nnd ttgu'o makes itsnppenr-
nuoe, there also will J’Rowaiid’n Tonic Mixture”
find its ivay-tfiio happy desideratum, iho perfect
antidote. • N. LEE, M..D.
. BT’Onc of.thcbcst rccpmmcndutionB that can
ho given tltis medicine is the following:—Physi-
ciu,ls living in Fever and Ague districts, who hiivo
become uciiuaintud with its efficacy, are ill tho
habit of ordering it to be used in thqir own prac
tice . ’
From tho Harrisburg Intelligencer of June, 1833.
Mr. Wyeth—Having long been nfRictod in my
family with Fever nnd .Ague, find-having tried ov
Aficrusing.it,' tny wife was entirely restored to
health, having suffered for fifteen months from tho
debilitating effects of Fovorand Ague, and is now
ns liearty And stout as she’ over was: .
BERNHARD MAY.
Harrisburg, Mny 22,1833.
•A^largo supply of the above Velttablo incdioino
ji|stroceivcdfrom the Manufacturer, and fbrsulo
wholesale or retail Jiy 1 " ’ ,
rQRCHER'&,LA ROCHE, '.
- Sign of tluj Golden Globe,
nov 12 Opposite fiic'Maiket.
Nnlpliafe (lulhive, Ac,
/7A OZS. Sulpliiitc Huitilno
til/ lOdo ilo Morphine ' ••
1 case Flake Manna'.
1-lTo- Soiina, 1 do Rhubarb, 1 do Jalap
Received nnd for snlo oh accnmniodating terms
by
Gorngr ofBrou,
nov 19
JOHN E.. STILWELE,' . a
itghlqn'mul Whirnkor streets,
Opposite tlie Munsiori House.'
, Patent Mcdlctncg. .
IUTISH OIL, Opodeldoc, Burlington Bel-
coinmodating tcnnS by '
JOHN E. STILWELL;
Corner of Broughton &. Whitaker Streets,
nov 10 " Opposite tlio Mansion HqffBC.
map
_ if sale by
At his Store, out
nov 23
A. BARTOW
_ ey, corner of Dntrtao 1
I
■ Otto Rose Lip Salve.
T> ECEIVED, a fresh supply of OttoUotcl
XV Sa
^qctlfr
are of Spurious Imuatloij
W. CARPENTER’S CompomdJ
T&e:
G' tract of Ipolantl moss,. Carrageen, or
Mora, SUppery Elm, Horehouiid, &c.
remedy for colds, coughs, dysjicpsu
diurrhfca, caturrli, nnd nil affections (
alidlnni ^
; ang 2.
coughs, dyspepsia, dvHcntd
uid niloflectious of Uie bre|
gT' t0 td&ERiLgo4
The true Verbena Crcaiti.
FTMUS delightful Cream is warraalcii Is MJ
. A' true extract of Verbena; gentleiueii ,i |
tender fuccs or strong boiuds, would m ■
most delightful saponaceous coinnojj
fared to tlw public, jt-mnkes n beatiUffil
or, and after shaving, leaves a delietonsii jj,
of Um Verbena, and • preventuig tlie lace nj
chapping, which in general, otlier soap
I.isonlyfor a a,,l &nEii&L A cnE
. MarhetSq. sign oftlie Golden Globe
. nov 18
•piVE'hundteTgXhapS’re
X 1 strained,) 200 do. »™”?°
jg™ wmes ;
. o ULPHATE M §Jdiibi!* jlpb” 1 !"™[. $$
otindj 'Ext. N ux Vomica, Hydrodate,F
Stiucli. -
mWENTY boies Colgate s No.
X- salehyri'
’ A RlBSONSj
g-|TTO Ro^Up S s‘a«!’l'aMj’»C f »^
lips>ce, Adjust received^^^soNl
; While Xeart, Oil,
rp\VO (Hundred kegs Eughsh >Y j
X warranted . ,
j 250'dp. American, No.fatal J
JO bills. English Linseed Od
10 do. \Ylijting,.10 il"; Cl “IR
50'kega Spanish V’cliromdGrecjJ
TOO-citffl»teraFittf«t^W|PEfijb'8 ^1
superinr n'rficlo fprdoors^sli i |
&c- J'tatreceived,andlbr»™b'J lI qj^goRl
• ‘ sent* 0 u ' —7- 1
Vnilegratcd S>J
F ifty boxes Vc
\.dakes nnd biin^ ^
ORTY hhdp prime retailing c ulia
S all|1,y pADELFOnDyF.VY.^
IIENDiTb
F
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