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AUCTION SALES.
City Sheri IPs Sale.
(In (ho first Tuesday in January next,
W ILL be sold before the Court fiou*e.in*fhe
city ofSuvaunah.betweou tho usual hours
•f sain, n Threshing Machine anti a Plough; levi
ed on by virtue of a fi fit, issued from tho Honorn-
bio Court of Common Plea* mid of Oyer and
Terminer, for the city of Savannah,at the instance
ofthc city of Savannah e«. Ezra Kent, a defaulting
Petit Juror. Property pointed out by tho defen
dant. LEVI S. RUSSELL, Sheriff,
tfeo 5
Sheriff's Sale.
"TTfriLL bo told on the first Tuesday in Fchru-
W ary next, before the Court House in the
city of Savarihah, between the usual hours of salo,
tho sloop Eliza, levied on under nud by virtue of
a fi fa pu foreclosure of mortgage, issued out of
the Hon. tho Inferior Court of Chatham county,
in favor of Samuel J3. Hill, r*. John Russell.
SH,
nov23 ELISHA WYLLY, Sheriffc. c.
Shcrifl's Salo.
"WTC71LL be sold on the first Tuesday in Jauu-
W ary next, befbre tho Court House iu tho
city ol Savannah, between the usual hours of sale,
Isaac, a Negro man slave; lovied on «a the proper
ly of Alexander Drysdale. to satisfy executions
issued out of tho Honorable the Court of Com
mon Pleas and of Oyer and Terminer for the city
of Savannah, in favor of Jacob* Doe, ct. al. Prop
erty pointed out by defendant,
dec!) ELISHA WYLLY. Sheriffe. c.
City Sheriff's Sale.
O N the firetTuesday in January next, will be
sole before the Court House in the city of
Savannah, between the usual hoarse of sale, one
grey Horse, saddle and bridle, one mahogany side
board, oue ditto dining table, one ditto nUnd. one
•ofit, one carpet, six chairs, two looking glasses,
two pair ofnudirous, shovel and tongs; levied on
by virtuo offifa’s issued front the honorable Court
orCommon Pleas and of Oyer and Terminer for
the city of Savannah, at the ihstauce ol James H.
Wadeet.al. versus Catnufield &. Dreed, Janies
Palmer ct. hi. vs Nathaniel Campficld; propei%
pointed out by p! iimiff’s attornies.
dec 4 LEVI S. RUSSELL Sheriff.
Sheriff's Sale.
O N die first Tue sday in January next, at the
Court House in Effingham County .between
the usual hours of sale, the following property:
Six hundred acres of pine land, lying and being
in the county of Effingham, hounded N. E. by
Savannah River, \V£. by lands of Moses Metzger,
S.by lands of Maty N. Porter; lovied on as the
property of Archibald Wilkins, to satisfy execu
tions ju favor of David Metzger, vs. Archibald
Gco> gi:i—Chatham Comity.
To oil whom it nuij
HwJfot ... „
tTfrilFREAS, Mary Sagurs, widow, hath np-
▼ V plied to Uto Hon. tho Court of Ordinary
of Chnthtnp County, for LcttewNtf Administra
tion on the estate and effects of James Sagurs,
Lift* of Chatham fount)*.
These are thcrc’foro to cite and admonish,nil and
singular!die kindred and creditors of the said de
ceased,to filo dieir objections, (if any they lmvo)
to die granting of die administration of die os-
id granting
tato to din applicant in die Clerk's Othco of the
said Court, on or beforo dio twelfth day of Do
comber next; otherwise letters of administration
will be granted.
Witness, tho Hon. Francis Sorrel, ono of die
JhsUccs of die said Court, this 12th day of Nov.,
A. D. 1839. KDW’D G. WILSON,
Deputy Clerk c. o. c.c.
nov 12
Oeorgln-Chntlmin County.
To nil whom it may concern:
W" E
ay conce
HE REAS Otuizitne fa? grid, hath applied
to tho Hon. the Court of Ordiuop* of Chat
ham County, for Letters of Administration on die
estnto and effects of Paul Dupon, late of Chadmtn
Couuty, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish, all
and singular the kindred uud creditors of die said
deceased, to filo dieir objections (if any dioy have)
to the grantiug ofthc administration of die estate
of the deceased to the applicant indie Clerk's Of
fice of die said Court, on or before the 9th day of
Decotubor next; otherwise letters of administra
tion will be granted.
Witness, die Hon. Frauds Sorrel, one of the
Justices ofdie said Court, die 9didnv of Nov. A.
D. 1830. EDWARD G. WILSON,
nov 1) Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
lsiiii couuty.
Georffln—Chutb:
W HEREAS, Jos. D. Ponce hath applied
to the Hon. tho Court of Ordinary of
Chadiatn County, for letters of Administration on
tho estate and effect* of James R. Ketchum, late
of Chatham County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
Wilkins, Jr. and Henry Carrington, Jr. vs. Arch.
Wilkins, Jr. Pronerty pointed out by defendant.
Also, one lot or land known ns number one,
iu the village oF Abercom, containing fifty acres,
more or less; levied on as the property of the es
tate of G. G. Nowlan, deceased, to satisfy die bnl-
oncrofan execution due to die Commissioners of
the Academy of Effingham counts.
dec 5 JOHN G. 1IEIDT, Sheriff e. c.
W'i
Administrator's Sale.
FILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Janu
ary next, at die Court House in Savan
nah, between the usual hours of sale, a negro man
•lave named Sam, part of tho personal estate of
Mrs. Mary E. Dunham, late of McIntosh County
* IBTT TT’T— 1 CoUllty
deceased. Terms of sale cash—purchaser pav
ing for tides. S. M. BOND, Adm’or.
dec 2 2101
Administratrix's Sale.
the first Tuesday in January next, will be
V/ sold before die Court House in Chatham
County, betweeu die usual hours of sale, die fol
lowing property:
All the iuterest of the estate of R. F. Williams
iu those two Tracts of Land, known os V a re! use
and Orphan House.
Sold as die property of twfnte R. F. Williams,
for tho benefit of the heirs and creditors of said
*«tate. MARY WILLIAMS, Adm’ix.
nov 9 221
Valuable Rice Plantation and
Negroes for Sale.
•old at
W ILL be sold at public sale,on the first Tues
day in February next, beforo tho Court
House in the city of Brunswick, that very valua
ble Plantation known os New Hope, on the south
branch of the Alatamaha River, m Glynn Couu-
ty, Ga., containing (3430) three thousand four
hundred and thirty acres, of which (580) five hun
dred and eighty acres are first quality River
8watop, (300) three hundred acres are under
good banks and in a fine state of cultivation. A-
bont (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 pine land. On the
premises are a comfortuble dwelling House, Ne
gro Houses, Barns, Blacksmith Shop, and every
necessary out building for tho luoofthe planta
tion.
At the same time nnd place, will be sold (con
ditionally) a very prime gang of about sixty Ne
groes.
Also, an undivided third of the plantation
known os Broadfield, adjoining the above, con
taining in all ubout (400) four hundred ucrcs of
P r J]* ,e Rice Land, in fine order to receive a crop
Terms made known oh the day of sale.
JOHN F. GREEN, ,
H UGH F. GRANT, ( Ex org *
nov 15 225 (Georgian)
Executor's Sale.
VaFILL be sold, agreeable to an order of the
V T Hon. Inferior Court of Burke Co., wliile
sitting for ordinary purposes, iu the town of
Waynesboro, on uto first Tuesday in January
next,
One tract of Laud, belonging to die estate of
Elisha Anderson, He of said county, deceased,
lying on die waters of Ilockv Creek, joining lands
of James Anderson and B. Miller, and coniuiuing
fourteen huudred and twenty-four (1424) acres,
more or l osa * S°ld for die’ benefit of tho heirs
Of the deceased.
JANE II. ANDERSON, Ex’ix.
JAMES ANDERSON, >
A. II. ANDEUSQN, <
oct 2G 209
Lx'ora
Administrator's Malcv
W ILL be sold, on die first Tuesday in Janu
ary next, before the Court House door in
Jaclqionboro', Scriven county, betweeu die usual
hours of sale, the following property, to wit:
. One tract of Land lying in said County, adjoin
ing lands of Wilkins II. Nuuually, Richard Her
rington, ir. and Brier Creek, containing407 acres,
more or less. Also, another truct, lying in said
inn.iH,.* _! I I 1
county, containing six hundred (600) acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of Richard Herrington,
soty.. Solomon Zeagler and George Robbins; al
so, five Negtoes, to wit: Vilet, a woman about 40
years of age, Diana, a woman nbout 18 years of
age, and Child Chilson, ubout 2 years of uge, Ro-
du, a girl about 14 years of age, and a girl by the
name of Mudlda, about 13 years of uge. Sold
agreeable to ail order of the Hon. the Inferior
Courtnf Scriven county while sitting forordiua-
3 / purposes, us the property of John M.' Roberts,
Bceaspd, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors
of said estate.
STEPHEN MILLS, Adm’or.
oct29 DELIA ROBERTS, Adm ix.
Administrator's Sale.
AA/’ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in Jnnu-
V v ary uext, before the Court House in Hines
villo, Liberty County, by order of the Court of
Ordimiry for said County, the following property
of tho estate of It. S. Leonard, viz:
Oue Truct of Lund, containing 500 acres,
moro or Jess, known as tho Cooper Tract; one
House and Lot at Walthourvillo, with 13 ueresof
land, more or less, together with all other Lund
or Property owned by said estate; for the benefit
of ail concerned.
GEO. W. tfUNIIAM, Adm’or.
nov5 217
F‘
Gowland's Lotion,
lORimoroving and beautifying the complex
ion, rendering the skin fair, soft and trans
parent, and .for removing tans, sunburns, frecx)es,
Ac., warranted genuine. Juot received, and for
•ale by G. R. HENDRICKSON.
au S 13
singular the kindred uud creditors of the said de*
ceased, to filo their objections (if any they have)
to the granting of the administration ofthc estate
of the deceased to tho applicant iu the Clerk’s
Office of the said Court.ou or before tile 30th day
of December next; otherwise letters of adminis
tration will he granted.
Witness, the Hon. A. Porter, one of the Jus
tices of the said Court, the 30th day of November,
A. D. 1839. EDW’D G. WILSON,
nov 30 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
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Georgia—Chatham County
To nil worn it may concern.
IIEREAS, Win. Henry Fitts, Administra
tor of die estate of James 1). Fitts, late of
Chatham Couuty, deceased, hath applied to file
Hon. tlie Court of Ordinary* of Chatham County,
for Letters DhuuLvory.
These ore therefore* to cite and admonish all con
cerned, to file their objections (if any they have)
in the Clerk’s Office of tho said Court, on or be
fore the lGtli day of March next, odierwise letters
disinissory will be grunted.
Witness, the Hon W. Thome Williams, one of
the Justices of the said Court, tho lGtli day of
September, A. D. 1839.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
sept 1G Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
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Georgia—Clmtliain Count}'.
To.il! whom it may couccrn.
IIEREAS, Andrew D Ixou, Administrator
of die estate and effects of Daniel Foley,
late of Chatham County, deceased, has applied to
tlie Hon. tlie Court of Ordinary of Chatham
Couuty, for Letters Disuiissory.
These aro therefore to cite and admonish all con
cerned, to file their abjection* (if any they have) in
the Clerk's Office of the said Court, on or before
the 3d day of Janunry next, otherwise letters dis-
missory will be granted.
Hi
Witness the Hon. A. Porter, one of tlie Justices
of the said Court, the 3d day of July, A. D. 1839.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
July 3
Geor
•iwia—Chatham Comity
To all whom it may concern.
IIEREAS, Henry F. Willink, Executor of
▼ ▼ the last will and testament of David Pidge,
l ite of Chatham County, deceased, hath applied to
tlie Hun the Courtof Ordinary of Chatham Coun
ty, for Letters Dismissory.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all
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concerned, to file their ohjcctions( if any they have)
in the Clerk’s Office of the said Court, on or before
the 3d dny of January next, otherwise letters dis-
mis.sory will be granted.
Witness, the Hon. Elias Reed, one of the Jus-
ticesof the said Court, the 3d day of July, A. D.
1839. EDWARD G. WILSON,
july 3 Deputy Clerk c. c. c. c.
Georgia—Chatham Count)'.
To oil whom it may concern.
IIEREAS, William Law, Administrator
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of the estate and effects of Marv M. Haig
and Amies Haig, deceased, has applied to the
Hon. mo Court of Ordinary of Chatham Couuty
for Letters DUinissory.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all
concerned, to file their objections (if. any they
hove) in the Clerk’s Office of tho said Court,on or
before tlie 3d day of January next, odierwise let
ters disuiissory will be granted.
Witness, the Hon. Wm. Thomo Williams, one.
of the Justices of the said Court, the third day of
July, A. D. 1839.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
july 3 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
Georgia—JHttngliam County.
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.’o all whom it may concern.
IIEREAS, Eliza McGnhagan, Administra
trix of tlie estate of Wm. McMcGuIngun,
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deceased, has applied to tlie Hon. die Court oi ur-
dinaryof Effiiughain County, for Letters Dismis-
sorv.
These are therefore to cite and admonish nil con
cerned, to file tneir objections (if any theyhuve) in
the Clerk’s Office of the said Court, oil or before
the Glh day of March next, otherwise letters dis-
missoiy will be granted.
Witness, the lion. C. Powers, one of the Justi
ces of the “aid Court, the 6th day of Sepi. Ai D.
1839. JOHN CHARLTON,
sept 6
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Georgia—EffinghamCounty.
To all whom it may concern.
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’IIEREAS, Thomas If. Brew, Administra
tor of file estate of John W. Graham, de
ceased, has applied to die Hon. the Court of Or
dinary of Eflingham County, for Letters Dismis-
»*y*
These arc therefore to cite and admonish nllcon-
cemed, to file their objections (if any they have)
iri the Clerk’s Office of die said Court, on or be
fore die 2d dav of January next, otherwise letters
dismksory will he granted.
Witness, the lion. C. Powers, one of the Jus
tices of the said Court, the 2d day of July, A D
1839. JOHN CHARLTON, *
july 5
Georgia—Eflingham County.
To all whom it limy concern.
W HEREAS, John M. Lucas, Administrator
of the estate of William MeGahrtgin, de-
deased, has upplied to die Hon. the Court of Or
dinary of Effingham County, for Letters Dismis-
sory..
These are therefore to cite and admonish nil con
cerned, to file dieir objections (if uny diey have)
in the Clerk’s Office of the said Court, oil or be
fore die Gth day of march next, otherwise lettters
disuiissory will he granted.
Witness, the Hon. C. Powers, one of die Jus
tices of die said Court, the Gth day of Scot. A D
1839. JOHN CHARLTON, '
*eptG Clerk c. o. e.c.
Georgia—12 til nphani County
To nil whom it may concern.
W HEREAS, Mrs. Naomi Weitman, widow,
Administratrix of die estate and effects of
Matthew Weitman, deceased, hath applied to the
Hon. the Court of Ordinury of Effingham Coun
ty, for Letters Dismissory.
These are therefore to cite and admonish nil
concerned,to file their ol>jections(if uny theyhave)
iu the Clerk’s Office of die said Court, on or be
fore die 26th day of January next, qtherwise let
ters dismissory will he granted.
Witness, tho Hon. C. Powers, one of the Jus-
dees of die said Court, the 26di day of July, A. D.
1839. JOHN CHARLTON,
july SO Clerkc.o,c.c.
Georgia—ClinUmm
To all whom it may cor
;X7*HF.REAS John P. WUlh
Comity.
concern s
W HEREAS John 1\ Williamson, Esq. has
\«ippl’d to the Hon. the Couit of Oni’v
ofOIndinni County, for letter?? of iMiniimtration
on the estate and effects of peter Mitchell, Into of
CliathaM county, deceased-
These aro therefore to cite ond admonish, all
and singular tho kindred mid crediiora of the said
d c »n?ed, to filo their ohiectlons(if any they havo)
to tho granting of tho administration of tho estnto
of tho deceased to tho* applicant in tho Clerk's
office of die said Court, on or before the 4th day
of January next; otherwise letters o administra
tion will bo granted.
Witness, tho Hon. % Anth’y Porter, one of tho
Justices of the said Court, tho 4Ut day of Dccom
her, A. D. 1839.*
EDWARD G. WILSON,
dee, 4 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. o.
Gcou;iii-
i Count*.
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rgln-CImihnm
To all whom it may concern:
HEREAS S. B. Williams hadi applied to
? T tho linn, tlie Court ofOrdinaiy of Chat
ham County, for Letters of Gunrdiaushin to die
f icrsonsnna property of Edwin and Julia Wil
iams, minors, children ofUich’d F. Williams,do-
ceased.
These sre therefore to cito and admonish, all
coucemed, to tile their objections (if any they
have) in the Clerk’s ofoc of tho said Court, on or
before the 30th dny of Dccoinbcr next; otherwise
letters as prayed for will he granted.
Witness, the Hon. M. Mvors, one ofthc Justi
ces of the raid Court, tlie 3dth dav of December,
A. D. 1839. EDWARD G.WILSON,
nov 30 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. e.
Georgia—Chatham County,
To all whom it may concern:
W HEREAS Patrick Marlow hath applied to
the Hon. tho Court of Ordinary of Chat
ham County, for Letters of Administration on the
estate and effects of Nicholas Marlow, Esq. late of
Chatiiain County deceased.
These aro therefore to cito ond admonish, all
and singular the kindred and creditors of file said
deceased, to file their objections (if any they have)
to tlie grantiug of tho administration of the estate
of tlie deceased to the npplienut in the Clerk’s of
fice of tho said Court, on or before Uio 12th day of
December uext; otherwise letters of administra
tion will be granted
Witness, the Hon. Elios Reed, one of tlie Jus
tices of the said Court, the 12th dav of November,
A, D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON,
nov 12 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
Georgia—Chatham County,
To all whom it may Concern:
ITTIIEREAS, S.* A. Hooker, hath spplied to
tv the Hon. the Court of Ordinary of Chat
ham County, for Letters of Administration on tho'
estate and effects oflsaac Norton,lute of Chatham
County, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish, all
and singular the kindred and creditors of tho said
applicant iu
ficc of tho raid Court, on or before tho twelfth
duy of December next; otherwise letters of ad
ministration will he granted.
Witness, the Hon. M. Myers, one of the Justi
ces ofthe said Court,tho twelfth day of November,
A. D. 1839. EDWARD G. WILSON,
nov 12 Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
Georgia—Chatham Couuty,
To all whom it nuiy concern:
W HEREAS Frederick’E. Tebeau, hath op-
plied to tlie Honorable tlie Court*of Or
dinary of Chatham County, fur Letters of Admin
istration on tho estate and effects of Isaac Norton,
late of Chatham Comity, deceased.
These are therefore to cito and admonish, all
and singular tho kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to file their objections (ifany they have)
to the granting of the adininsitratiou of the estate
of tlie deceased to tho applicant in the Clerk’s Of
fice ofthe said Court, on or beforo tlie twelfth day
of December next; otherwise letters of administra
tion will bo granted.
Witness, the Honorable Anthony Porter one
of the Justices ofthe said Court, the twelfth day of
November A. D. 1839.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
nov 12 Deputy Clerk, c.o. c. c.
Georgia—Bryau County.
To all whom it nmy concern:
W HEREAS Andrew Bird has made applica
tion for Letters of Administration, with
tlie will nnunxed, on tlie estate of Dorcus Sander-
liiu late ofthe County of Chathum deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all,
nnd singular the kindred and creditors ofthe said
deceased, to filo their objections (ifnnv they havo)
in the Clerk's office of tho Court of Ordinary for
said County, within the time prescribed by law;
otherwise letters ofadministration will be granted
to the said Andrew Bird.
Witness, the Hon. Israel Bird, one ofthe Jus
tices of said Court of Ordinary, this 7th dny of
November, 1839. J. SMITH, c. c. o. b. c.
nov 12 223
Georgia—Chatham Couuty.
To all whom it may concern:
W HEREAS Cluhorn Bevill hath applied to
the Hon. the Conrt'of Ordinary of Chat
ham County, for Lexers of Guardianship to tho
person nnd property of Ann Eliza Herrington.
These nre therefore to cito nnd admonish, all
concerned, to file their objections (ifany they
have) in the Clerk’s office of file said Court, on
or before the 9tli day of Janunry iiext; otherwise
letters of Guardianship will be grunted.
M.Myi
Witness, the Hon. M . Myers, one 'of tlie Jnsti-
cos of the said Court, the 10th day of December,
A. D. 1039. EDW’D C. WILSON,
Deputy Clerk c. o. c. c.
dec 10
Georgia—Effingham County.
To nil whom it timy concern:
W IIF.IIEAS Charles Burton, hntli applied to
tlie lion, the Court of Ordinary ofEfflng-
Inm County, for Letters of Administration on tlie
estate ond effecta of James Burton, lute of said
County deceased, in behalf of the heirs of sold
CKtntp.
These are therefore to cite end admonish, oil
and singular the kindred and creditors of said, de-
ceased, to file their objections (if any they have)
to the granting oftlto administration to the appli
cant in tlie Clerk’s oflice of the said Court, on or
beforo tho lGlh day of January ne.\ti otherwise,
letters of administration will he granted.
, Witness, the Hnn. C. Powers, otto ofthe Jus
tices of the said Court, the IUtli duy of December.
A. D. 1839. ‘
dec IB JOHN CHARLTON, c. c. o. e. c.
Alvarado, or dlultihol led Cotton
Seed, alia. Okra, Twin or Clus
ter Cotton Seed.
T HE subscriber is the appointed Agent of Dr.
David Cooper, of Harris County, for tlie
sale of tho above Cottonseed, and will supply
any person who wishes to plant the genuine seed.
He has but a small quantity lellon hand. This
Cotton was planted in Chatham ttttd Effingham
Counties, uud has been soon by many Judges of
that article who aro decidedly of opinion that it is
belter in all respects, titan any other Colton now
planted. Ho has placcdsotne of tho seed in tho
hands of Mr. B. Bourquin, living on the Louis
ville Rond, 7 miles from Savannah, who can sup.
ply a few to those tlmt may want. He is also in
possession of the certificates of several Merchants
nnd Planters in different pnrts ofthe State, who
# • I' 111 1,1 tJUtlii, yVJKI
all testify to its greut production in tho number
o;boII«. JNO. CHARLTON,
nov 22
Springfield, Effingham Co.
231 tr.
To Planters.
A COMPETENT Manager of Negroes, a
Rice mid Cotton plnnter, will take employ
ment for fuir wages on a Cotton or Rice Planta
tion, on the first day of January ensuing, or eurli*
er if required. A situation on tlie Sea Islands
will be preferred. Reference us to the capability,
sobriety, and industrious habits of tlie applicant,
cun be had, ho being well known to inuny of the
wealthiest planters in the low part of Georgia und
South Carolina. Apply at tins office,
nov 2G 2344
Notice.
T^OUR months after date, application will be
J. made to tho Hon. tho Justices of tho Inferi
or Court of Chatham County whou pitting for or
kco county,belonging to Uio Estate ofthe lntnWol*
ter Dubois, and sold for tho benefit ofthe heirs
and creditors of said estate,
dec7 CLAGIIORN & WOOD, Adm’ors
Notice.
F OUR months after dato,.application will be
mado to the Hon. tho Justices of the Inferi
or Court ofChatham County when sitting for or
dinary purposes, for loavo to soil ti slave named
Moses, belonging to tlie Estate of M. II. Drake,
Into of Savannah deceased, for the bonefit ofthe
heirs and creditors.
doo7 ORLANDO A. WOOD, Adm’or.
Notice. »
F OUR months after dote, application will ho
undo to tho Justices of file Court of Ordin
ary for tho County of Camden, for leave to sell all
the real and personal estate of David Thomas, lute
of said county, deceased,
ang 20 G. W. THOMAS, Adm’or.
Notice.
F OUR months after date, application wiD be
made to tin* Court of Ordinary of Effingham
County when sitting for ordinary^‘'purposes, for
leave to sell tho following Land:
. Ono hundred and filly acres Piue Land, lying
and being iu tho County of Effingham, ’ ’—
to the cslato of Ernst Wm. Guzer, bounded north
by Linchurger’s and Keiffer’s. oast by Keitier's
nnd unknown land, south nun west by Dasher’s
land; for tho bonefit ofthe heirs and creditors of
said estate;
nov 18 FREDERICK HINF.LY, Adm’or.
Notice.
JjlOUR months after date, application will he
made to the Justices of tlie Court of Ordin
ary for the Countv of Camden, (br lenvo to sell oil
tho real estate and bank stock,belonging to tho es
tate of Joseph Thomas, late of Camden County,
deceased,
G. W. THOMAS, l v .
JOHN TOMPKINS, 5 Lx0M *
nug 2G 174
Notice.
W II. & S. ROGERS will receive hills of
• all the Country Banks (except Millcdgc-
ville) in payment for Goods, ot 10 per cent, dis-
Starch.
rTIHIRTY boxes superior Engle Starch, extra
X quality, for fuinily purposes. Just received
and for snlc by
nov 23 G, R. HENDRICKSON.
count, provided the amount of the hill is traded
out; hut will not receive tiuhankuhle bills for con
tracts already made.
nov 19 South side Market Square.
Notice.
CONTRACT will ho made for putting
!e Road.
.....u . «... uu H.UHU IU. |J«llllll
dowu Brick Culverts on file Louisville Roan
Proposals must bo handed in to either ofthe un
dersigned, on or before tho 20tli instaut. For
further particulars, enquire of
ROBERT W. POOLER. ICommis-
BENEDICT BOURQUIN. 5 sioners.
dec 4 2414
LUCINA CORDIAL
Xc Cordial dc Xitcinc—Ou l’£lix*
ir de I'Amonr,
T HE subscriber has tlie pleasure of annotinc
ing to the citizens of the United States, that
he has purchased, for a very large sum and from
the inventor, the colebrated Dr. Mngnin, of Paris,
the recipe and right for making this astonishing
medicine. Until tho appearance of tho 4< Lucina
Cordial,” (about three years since) it was thought
tlmt the couinlaints.which it speedily overcomes,
were beyond tlie reach of human remedy, as for
upwards of a thousand years, they had baffled the
wisdom ond ingenuity of tlie most profound phy
sicians in all parts of tho world. This Cordial,
however, to tho great advantage of tho human
race, soon proved itself to he the desideratum so
long sought for; and accordingly, notwithstanding
tlie brief period of its existence, it has acquired p
celebrity so great, tlmt it is eagerly sought for
throughout the civilized globe. Dr. Mftgnin soon
finding tlmt the demand was so vast os to render
a supply impossible, disposed of tho recipe nnd
right of sale; under obligations of secrecy, for
Englaud nnd the United States, and olhor coun
tries, only preserving France and Italy for himself.
Thu* hns the subscriber possesed himself of tho
invaluable secret, and now hastens to give the in
habitants of his line of agoncy tho benefits of his
speculation.
“Le Cordial do Lucino,”* or, in English, “the
Laciim Cordial,” is ageneral invigorator of the hu
man frame. In all tlie various cases of languor,
lassitude und, debilitation, it is nn unfailing reme
dy, as it is equally its province to impart cheer
fulness aud decision to the mind, ns health and vi
gor to tlie body. But tho peculiar virtue bn which
its celebrity is based, is the facility and certniuty
with which it restores tho virile powers when they
have been destroyed by disease, time, rcekless-
ness^or any of the numerous causes which termi
nate in the prostration of those functions.
In common with tlie generality of really good
medicines, this Cordial contains nothing of a mer
curial or deleterious nature, among the many in
gredients which compere it; but is, at tho same
time, so simple, yet so efficacious, that while it cun
renovate tlie prostrated energies of a giant, an in
fant may use it, not only with impunity, but with
advantage. *
The Usages of society nre unfortunately such
that, notwithstanding tho benefits which would bo
sure to result from it, we cannot enter into an an
alysis of this inestimable Cordial here, or publish
many of the documents which have been recciv-
ed.as vouchers of the blessings it 1ms conferred on
numbers of despairing individuals. But this wc
cannot forbear remarking—that it has been de
monstrated that there is scarcely ever, ifany such
thing nt all, as natural barrenness, or as natural
imbecility of tho procreant functions in either sex;
and, therefore, that those evils nre tho effects of
artificial causes,and maybe speedily subdued and
removed by the use of “Le Cordial do Lncine.”
The I.uciua Cordial is also nn indubitable cure
for the Gleet, and thd Fluor Alims, obstructed,
•The true riches of lifts I. llenltli.
TluTE know that health nnd tho ability to labor
V V constitutes tho wealth of the great jmuis ol*
tne people In this, as In most other countries. To
preserve, therefore, that health by natural mean*
is a grand moralnndpollticalschemo;to ftilfil which
requires our utmost* attention. Tlu
Indies, fully justify Dr. Peters in warmly and con<
scicntiouBly rccqmmonf” ~
tetuion of tho afflicted.
Dr. Peters has spent much timo in experiment
ing with different vegetable Medicinos for diseas
es of the liver, and now offers his Vogotablo Pills’
as the best, most convenient and choapost Medi
cine thut can bo prepared for general nso.
One great quality of his Vegetable Pills is that
they have tlie alternative principle combined with
their carthartic, or operative qualities, or tlmt they
not only cleanse the stoniuch ond bowels by pur
ging, but they rcgnlato the liver, chnnge lire mor
bid sccrctiou, strengthen the digestive organs, pu
rify the blood, invigorate tho circulation, und givos
tone and energy to tho nervous system.
They are tnild and pleasant in their operation
and convey almost immediate conviction of their
utility from their first dose. They can be aken
with safety by persons of any age; und the feeble,
the iulirm, the nervous and dchcato are straigtli-
ened by their operation, because they clc ir tho
system pf bad humors, quiet nervous irritu lility,
und invariably produce sound health.
The Vegetable Pills are a sure remedy foi jauu
dice, sick and nervous headache, dyspops) cos
tiveness, sickness of the stomach, heartbiu 1, all
bilious complaints, fevers of all kinds, und if taken
at the commencement will Invariably checl their
progress, aud save tlie patient from a prot acted
uud dangorons sickness. They are invulm ble in
uervousund hypocoudrical affections, loss f op-
petite, nnd all complaints to which females' ‘
aro subject. They operate aR a mild sneedy p
und nre a safe and ccrtaiu remedy for won
children.
lentlcTl.y "Mel,
Tito Itnniotlinto ,
ore to tmnquilltto u, 0
for tho Cholera Morbus of m!r « ** *** ant*
tar 1
Extract of a letter from Dr. Gurney, of low-
Orleans, Ln.Oct. 9,1837.—*• I havo received: inch
assistance in my practice ; especially in jnu dico
and yellow fever; from the use of Peters’ Pj Is. I
presume that, on uu average, I prescribe 100 box
es per month.”
Extract of a letter from Dr. Pritchard, of Ind-
son, New-York, Junell, 183G.—“Iwnsawan tlmt
Dr. Petors was ono of tho host chemists in t e U.
States, uud felt assured that ho would some duy
(from his intimate knowledge of tho properti s of
herbs nnd drugs) produce an efficient medi ine.
nnd I must acknowledge tlmt his Vegetable 'ills
fully respond to my expectation. They nn, in
deed, a superior medicine and reflect r.liko i [ion
tho chemist, the physician, nnd tlie p)iyloFopM>r.'|
Extract of a letter from Dr. Wninos, of Cin
cinnati, Fob. 2,1838.—“Your Pills uro the tniUest
iu their operation*, und yet most powerful in their
effects, of any I have evor mot with in my pi
tice of eight nnd twenty yonrs. Their nctiou
the chyle, nnd hence on the impurities of theblooi
is evidently very surprising.”
Ciiarlottk, N. C. Jan. 1,1837.
Inrgeinenl of the spleen, chronic diseases of tlu
liver, sick headache, general debility, und iu all ed
ges have found them to be very effective.
J. D. Boyd, M. D.
M£CRr.r.XBuno Co. Vn. Feb. 7,1337.
Hnvmgused Dr. Peters’ Pills in my practice for
file last 12 months, I take pleasure in giving ,my
testimony of their good effects in cusos of
pepsia, sick headache, biliom
diseases, produced by inneti’
The
nrtic!
- -jyl
. bilious fevera, and other
produced by inactivity of the liv<k—-
icy are a sale and mild uperient, being thebust
icle of tho kind I havo ever used.
Georoe C. Scott, M. ).
This celebrated Medicine is for sule by al tho
principal Druggists in Savanunh and throup unit
the United States, tho Canadas, Texas, Me :ico,
and tho West Indies. Price 50 cens per box, (with
full directions.
ang 5 164—ly
— ” ~
From the Pennsylvania Inquirer, of May 3,1834
Rownnd's Tonic mixture.'
M jaj
Jt. ElYlTOU—Much tin thn powers ,(*tlii,
. luvorito remedy hare been extolled, I can*
not omit this opportunity ofdeciuring tny decided
conviction Unit cvety account oftlto sanathb vir
tues of tho Mixture will he verified to the full ox-
tent. Whatever be tlie character ofthe complaint
—whefitor iincqttul tertian—doublo or ixnple
quartan—however varied bo its tvpe, attended
with syncope, apoplexy, vehcment'»pnsins t with
coldness aud stupor—whatever its duration, whe
ther venial or autumnal, laying the foundation for
.visceral atfections, ami other slow hut unerringly
fatal maladies—however irregular in tlioir inva
sion, and uncommon in their nppearoitceii4-in
fine, whatever be the age, idiosyncrasy, or habits
oftho patient, tho complaint alike bids adieu Vm
tho duo administration oftlto Tonic Mixture.—
fills is no high-wrought panegyric for Uto expbr
It Mont T onnnlr nnti. I'm.,, Y —& l.t I i. . .
1- ti I ’ • “ * ,,,UI UUSITlIClCU,
difficult or painful Menstruation; also, for the
incontinence of Urine or the involuntary dis-
‘ ” * ble
...— u. wm.'. vi hid 111*uiuiiuiry dis
charge thereof. It is likewise an invaluable ami
unrivalled medicine in cases of Chronic Errup-
tions of the skin, and in the dropsical ullbctions
of the aged,
Most important to the American Public.
The United Suites proprietor of tho Celebrated
EhxirofLi
Lucina Cordial, or Efixir of Love, hegsto laybo-
iore tho community, tho following certificate,
winch ho hns received from the inventor, the illus
trious Dr. Magnin, of Paris:
“This is to certify, that I have disposed of the
recipe for making the Lucina Cordial, or Elixir of
I.nvn. find ItUn till, t-i.rl.t In untl if .1,........ I a. .1
-X - — - — e, — ~ wuiUHM, ur J.uxiroi
Love, and also tlie right to sell it throughout tho
Suites of North America, to John Winters
United #ui
IIoldenvcIIjM. D. My reasons for so doing is,
thut the demands to mo for tho ubove Cordiul, of
wlneh I am the inventor, ore so numerous, tlmt I
am unable to supply all the ordurs from France and
Italy alone; and havo therefore disposed oftho
privileges vouchsafed in this and other certificates
of a like nature, iu order to generalise the benefits
ol my discovery throughout tho world.
Given under my hand at Paris, on this nineteenth
■loy ot Jumtnry, inthoycar ofour Lord, eighteen
hundred und thirty-night.
ERA
Gaspard Define,
Willi:
William Merritt,
ASTE MAGNIN.
Witnesses.
rills highly important medicine is for sale Iw
John Winters Holdorwell, No. J29J,ilierty.sttect.
mT} ? r ! < i Charles B. Tyler, No. 70 Chesnut-st.
1 hiladelnhin; and in Bulntnorn by Roberts & At.
hilt son, John M. Is ' "
-*• Baroque, nnd G. R. Tyler; in
Washington City by Tobins W.ithius and Charles
Stott; in Georgetown by O. M. Liutbactlim in
Richmond l.y Jdhn E. Enstice; iu Poflrsburir bv
Braggs Thomas, and Dttptty, lloscr & Jones’
ant in Norfolk by M. A. Santos nnd 11. Emerson
and by John Woodly, No. G5 I’oydrus-st. New-
Orleans,
It can also he found nt all tlie principal Drug
mores in Houth-Curolma, and in Augusta, by ]J a :
vtland, Rtslcy & Co., Thomas Barrett & Co. and
Nelson Carter; and in Bavannuh by
. P’ ,l ' HENDRICKSON.
Price .$.1 per bottle, with full directions.
JG4—ly
•■•vm'viih isu il.in; ivtlllliiuu piliceu Upon
them when compared with this article. By strict
ly following tho directions that nccompuny the
bottle, wo Gild it nets upon the most scientific
principle—for, it seems to anticipate tlnf return
ofthe told fit, nnd oxcites a strong reaction, nnil
powerful glow over tho wholo system; anti thus
to pro-occupy the ground, nnd by disturbing tlie
regularity ol tho type, to suhdtio tho intcmiitteiit
altogether. Under such a course of medicine, I
have boon astonished to notice with tvlint haste
the disease bean nlnrm for a retreat, and Gin pros
trated strength of tl.o system rallies. It is a pow
erful, vet mild tnodieine—substituting calmness,
tranquillity ,nud balmy sleep,in place of pain,wea
riness, and restless nights—a renovation oflong-
lost strength nnd robust health, in lieu offeehft-
ncss nnd emaciation. And I confidently believe,
.md I predicate my opinion upon tho most sub-
Btontinl proof, thut.tinder whatever sky—In whnt-
ever cornor of the earth—whether upon hill or
valley, wherever fever nnd ague makes itsnpponr-
nnee, there also will ‘'Rownnd’s Tonic Mixture”
find its way—the happy desideratum, the perfect
antidote. N. LEE, Mb D.
(ErOne of the best recommendations that can
lie given this medicine is tho following:—Pltysi-
cians living in Paver and Agtto districts, who havo
n * “•i" f jijiiu 11101111.13, who imvo
iiecoino acuunintcd with its efficnoy, nre in tho
habit of ordering it to be used in tlioir own prac-
Prom the Harrisburg Intelligencer of Juno, 1833.
Mr. Wyeth—Having long boon afflicted in my
luuuly with 1' ever nnd Ague, nnd having triotl ov-
oit means to get rid ofit without avail, I nt length
met with your advertisement of Rownnd’s genu-
•no Tonic Mixture, which I determined to try.
Alter using it, my wife, was entirely restored to
health, having suffered forfifioen months front tho
debilitating efiects of Pevnrnnd Ague, and is now
as hearty nud stout us she ever was.
it •, „ BERNHARD MAY.
Harrisburg, Mny 22,1833.
. A large supply of Ihe almve vnhinblo medicine
just received Irom tho Manufacturer, and for salo
wholesale or retail by
' PORC1IER & LA ROCHE,
JE^|M»&SOHvcniioH7
Y EAST POWDERS, for the immediate ma
king of Buckwhoat and light Tea Cakes.
Ttioso Powders are not only ofgrent utility in tho
instantaneous production of Buckwheat and liirht
1 ea Cakes, hut are venr wholesome; correcting
the acidity ofthe stomach, sweetening the breath,
suppressing undue thirst in tho morniug, und in
every respect being beneficial; and havo received
Ul ® 1 jpprobohon oftho medical fuculty.
I hey are free from all tho troublesome objec
tions to which Yoast nnd other articles of tho same
character are liable, being always easily procured
gcnuine at ubout the sumo cost us Yeast,
A fresh supply oftheso Powders, with directions
lor using, just received per Newark, and for sale
a R. HENDRICKSON.
■
action to Uio sto
riiero is nothing in its comnnv 1
They ore seldom ^ icn X?'
tient improves iuliealif. MMi U «ndtk
Thoso remedies which kill w 0 °I l 11 ^ ®Ppetii
injure the .stoumch n,ntolr m ^ u ‘ t »ft
never been discovered .i.,.a U
Weted^^ 1
never been discovcrcd umi fc 0 , 1 ^ «
TI— . '
The medieine is no less
tho ditoases of grown per,on, S"* '»«»
morlild secretions which , iiroih ™ d f W1 ’ alm I
rlncn, cholera morbus, pi/es l , *?' ll ''7.
pepsin, acidity or thSffiffiZHHfipS
disorder.
fining into tho Sra, “' 0 " lll 9.»
tant troprcol climotes, (insiilalcilrtL, 8111 *® 0
emVwonldfinaSwolii’.Yoi^
Kept constantly on hand, nnd for nde B.
rfj>vO_ ; 8ole A L&«|
rpiIESE medicines “Xg been loin
A appreciated frtr their cxtroordiW
mediate powors of re.mri,,. bb!S- r “! l . ,, 7
ms vkuetABLE I.lprf,
within theynoivledgc and reach 0 r ,vL|
dual m the community. Unlike the ^
utcious quackeries wfdchlZ, oAS
*322*5; I-ife Pills are purely
gctnblc, and comum.ncifiior iiicriiuv 2
—l/r ’"‘ y olhc r '"'lend in nil?fori
though long known.to leveral IndL„ S
recently to some oimnotitplinniinceulicxlfix
are altogether unknown to the ignorant m
ers to medical science, nnd were never bcfoi
•immstared in so happily elficaciou.a ««
fynsumiion, “* the rha;ciiixi.«
restored io hlh from the ashes of its own d
lion. The PhauiiX Bitters arc entirelyvei
composed of roots found onlyinccrtiinn
I,1 S.!5 r £* l ;!!i£ ou . n, 7' whic * 1 will infaliblrca
VFRS AND AGUES of all kind.; will
fail to enulicata entirely all tho effecta of in
infinitely sooner than tho most powerful
rations of Sarsaparilla, ond will iuimcdiatel
the determination of BLOOD TO TIIEII
never mils in sickness incident to youn* fe
and will be found a certain remedy in all n
nervous debility and weakness ofthe no
paired constitutions.
As a remedy for Chronic ond Inflatm
Rheumatism, tho efficacy of tho PlKcenixl
will he demonstrated by the use of a single
The usual dose of these Bitters is Imlft win
lull, in water or wiuo, nnd thisanantityr—
about hal
ken two or tlireo times a day, oLout Half t
before meals, or a lesss quantity nmy be to
all times. To thoso who are afflicted wit
gesuon after nioals, these Bitters will m
valuable, os they, very greutly increase the
°* the principal viscera, help tliein to f
their functions, nnd enable the stomach
charge into the bowels whatever is oil
Thus indigestion U easily and speedily re
appetite restored, nnd the nioutns of the
ant vessels being cleansed, nutrition is fai
and strength of body oiideuergy of mind
happy results.
For farther particulars of Moffett's Li
and Phccpnix Bitters, apply at Moffutt’so' 1
510 Brondwnv, New-York, where the Ml
obtained for 25 cents, 60 cents and fl j
VUMHIItU ml fcv Lllllfi. UU t-t-JlUl UUU |
and the Bitters for All a $2 per bottle,
ous certificates of the wonderful efficacy
For sale by A. ujwi
At his Store, on tho Bay, corner of Dra
nov 23
Otto Rose Lip Salve*
R ECEIVED, a fresh supply of Otto Roie
Salve. For sale by
octll A. PARSON!
Beware of Spurious IniMnlio
G t EO, W. CARPENTER’S Compooa
T tract of Iceland moss, Carrageen, or '
Moss, Slippery Elm, Horehound, A'CMavtli
remedy for colds, coughs, dyspepsia, dvsen 1
diarrluca, catarrh, nnd all affections of the br
and lungs. For sale by
ang 21 rOKCIIER i LAEOCS
T 1
The true Verbena Cream-
HIS delightful Cream is warranted to W
true extract of Verbena; gentlemen Iw
tender fuces or strong boards, would nud
most delightful sapouaccous compound ere
fered to tlie public, it makes nbenutiful heavy
er, and after shaving, leaves a delicious rmp
of tho Verbena, nnd preventing the fuce
chapping, which in general, other soaps in
Iti.„n,jrors,fi flo h fcnFa&
Market Sq. sign oftho Golden GW®
nov 18
I.,IllllOil. #«• ■ ...
F IVE Imndruff gnllons pure Sporni.
strained,) 200 do. summer strainM
Also, 12 dots. Lamp Chimnies. Ju^rc«'ua,
for solo bv A. I’AUS—.
French Clieinlctils.
S ULPHATE ftninino, SnlpMM
of Morphine, Croton Oil, Oil of Pm-
pcr.Kreosoto, Piperine, Prussia Acid,!Ioe*
otino, Ext. Nux Vomlcn, Hydrodnte, P-j-*®'
Ju»trcc.i v o d po r Nmyark,ond N ftrsnl ; f g o,
T
Starch.
IWENTY boxes Colgate*
snip hy
^TTO Ro^'lsp^Kto, i'lUoy’^Cold^
U ronl Prencli Almond I * r 0 r c |iop
offiioso olognnt nrtioles. Cor Ho b
ii *’ fa 'J ui, niSg»
' White JEcad, Oil. *«•
rp\VO Hundred begs Logli*l‘ > vl
i _ wammteol JjH,
250
10
10
GO
100
varrnntea . , 0
do. American, No. 1 nwu
if
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kegs Spanish Browh ^ Grc
canisters Patent Englw Lh. ca
,r orficlo for doorsi jbuttere, 1 1
superior nrtie'e for H ’
&o. Just reddlved^md^q^^^aO
nov 27
F iiriM"","'?!*,'’,’? f iu<i Onions.
V B uundredCobbiigesond500 liunehes On
ions, in fine order, jnstrocoivod nnd for sole
" y nov23 23IJ 1 * PATTERSON.
Varicuatc.il ScciitcilSojOP^
F IFTY boxes S,1 nnd for
cokes and hois. .^‘‘^p^pRlCggO
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