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Newspaper Page Text|i,o‘«DAn.vnr.ptini l iCA?f" “ lipMUkedinlhe CITY OP SAVANNAH, ■ James' CIcHumI, . ;• triioTri-wnoMy « BepUbUenn,”^ 1 ^WS"' ■for nix mouths. |S«v awl - . 5 °EiiSh Citation by the Clerk* oCtho Court, liliuerr Unit upplioatiou him been lnnilo for L oP AilmlnUtnitlon, must bo yublluhiicl fcce lipbWeuMM and Administrators for Md Creditors to render m Uio.r oceounts lie nublishod SIX WEEKS. E if NcBroes hv Executors end Adminix- E muatbostpuluQ Ruction, on tin first lues Itlie month, between die nsunl bonr* of 1 tbe'idece of Public Sales in the County (the betters Test unontory, ofAdinimstra. Icnardiniwldp may have been granted, first Iixtv nul notice thereof mono ol the ralettes of this State, and at die door ef frtHouso, where such sales ure to bo *fot leave to sell Negroes, must be pub- KnnnonUts, before buy order absolute Ivule thereupon by the Court, hflteal Estate by ijxoculors,, Adininistra- \ Guard jam. must bo published SIX IY before the day of Sale. Thwa aulas must s nttho Court Hoirco door of tho County Ich the property is situate, and on tho firat Jay of tho Month,botween the hours often tft trams and four in tho afternoon. IVo sale Kay to day is valid, unless so expressed in Ivertisement. , liiicntionshy Exeoutera, Administrators nnd linns to the Court of Ordinary for leave, to End must be published FOURMONTIIS. Is of personal property (except negroes fete and intestate estates by Executors an. Eistratore must be odvertlscd FORTY Ilicntionshy Executors nnd Administrators Ittors Dism wory, must ho puhllsliod HI\ U*HS, Elicadonsfor foreclosure of Mortgages on lute must be advertised onco a month for . MONTHS. , of the CourtofOrdinnry, (nceompnm a copy of the bond of agreement) to lilies to land must bo advertised Tims* fas at tenet. , Jitfssalcsunder executions regularlv grant- 1. 0 Courts, must bo advertised "Hilt 1 -under inortgaao executions S1X.11 -.Sales of perishable property under or Court, mustbo advertised, generally, TEN Uiefore tho day of able. . 1 kcrtiseinetitswill be pnnetnallyattendcd 111 Letters directed to this Office or the must bo postpaid, to entitle them to nt- wo. as—Voi, xxxvii, SAVANNAH, (da.) THURSDAY EVENING; JANUAKY 30, 1840. [Whole No.—•07,070. llliistmtlou or Kcnllly. Prospeclu, F OIl nnhlishlin. hv Subscription, in Augnsln, Ga.,' an Agricultural Vuptr, to bn niyleu "GLEANINGS OF HUSBANDRY." “Who makes two blades of grass grow where only one grew before, does more for his country than an Alexander or a Bonaparte." At tho solicitation of many IrieiidB. the subscri- her has consented to become tho editor nnd pub lisher of a periodical exclusively devoted to Agri culture, Gardening, nnd the other Branches of Husbandry, in general. Us object will bo,In plain style, to communicate useful infnrututiou to the cultivator, whether of tho vino or the flower, of vegetables or plants, of fruits, grapes or trees, ns the mulberry and all kinds of orchard trees, with the best manner of planting them; furnishing suit- able hints for the improvement of tho various eqils, breads of cattle, horses, umlea, and other- stock", with tiie treatment ofthe disenses to which they are liable, and the management.of bees aud ajlk worms.' Thu editor will endeavor to illustrate the tnir porlant principles upon which the art and science of agriculture is founded, nnd to introdmte an economical system of the labors, in the garden or vineyard, in the field, meadow or cocoonery, that nnv be best adapted to the seasons, climate and htitudo iu which we reside, and which in inott respects, differ greatly from the Middle, Northern 1 Eastern States. S'7.V BEAUTIFl/L HEAD OF HAIR is Uio Z&JmXl “"ofimire than one million of Planter, and Ilor- ticulmrists in the Southern States, scarcely two frumeT How strangely the loss of it changes tho countenance aiuf prematurely brings on tho ap pearance of old age, which causes many to recoil at being uncovered, nnd sometimes even to shun society to avoid the jests atul sneers of their ac quaintance; the remainder of their lives arc con sequently spent in retirement. In short.not even the loss of property’f"' 4| " youth with that heavy _ = loss of lib hair. To avert dll these unpleasant circumstances,Oldridge’s Balm of Columbia stops the luiir from falling ofl'on the first application aud a few bottles restores it again. It likewise produ ces eyebrows and whiskers; prevents tho hair from turning grey, makes it curl beautifully, aud frees it from scurf. Numerous certificates of tho first respectability > n support of the virtues ofOl- dridge’s Balfu, are shown by die proprietors. (ETRefid the following: Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of Philadel- out of a thousand liayo an oppoituuity of coiimlt* ing any agricultural works, und are w bully guided by casual observations upon the ways of their neighbors nud nnccstorsjfor tliey possess no means pen. um,.. , of learning tbii almost daily tarenreunent* that property'fills the gensratw thinking , 1,1 *#•«; owl > P knack ofenfa that Jioavy sinking gloom as docs the ntnllior can iboy becomo Mrpiaimed will. v tho improved varieties m trees, lrmis,vmes,flow- ers, grain, and plants, which are continuMJy intro duced to otlr notice from every portion of the habitable globe, nor with the vomits improve ments aud now inventions iu the implements of tillage. „ This publication shall contain a full ac count of ull these that ure likely to benefit our pattoflUecountry,aud increase intelligence, vir- t ie. happiness nml prosperity nt every hearth iu tio Southern States. * . * It shall be free from all sectarian or political ibfctafrertified! ustnuy Ira sura below, lo dm views, wholly governed by Southernfinding end ■ J principles; our endeavor will bo to render it Garden Seeds. . |E subscriber has just received per brig Madison, his supply of fresh Garden Seeds, filed to he of best quality, and Ute growth of jns, kidney, half moon and Valentine; Beet, f unrip, blood, white. Scarcity and Mangel Id; Cabbage, early York, Battersea, Drum- Bergen and rod Dutch; Carrot, early horn, |g orange; Cucumbers early mimed, long lud prickly; Lettuce, early ice and long tlellon, Citron, Pino Apple, Nutmeg und |u r , early Cauliflower, Onion, silver skm d, \ white Portugal; Okra, ended Parsley, L long sweet Spauish Poliso, D warf. Mui- | Charlton, bine* imperials, \vn*mugmu, i Prolific and Tall Marrowfat; Racluh.long ihort top’d do,white turnip do,early Iraui- luck fall; Squash, early bush and long fcked; Salsify, Toma oes; Turnip, early large flat Globo mid Rutabago; Pepper Vuter Cress, w ite nnd red Clover, Lu- For sale by ANSON PARSONS. high character ofthe following gentlemen. Tho undersigned do hereby certify that wc.havi used the Balm of Columbia discovered by J. 01. dridge, and have found it highly serviceable not only ox n preventive against the fulling utl ofhatr, but ulsoa certain restorative, \VM. THATCHER, Senior, Methodist Minister in St. George charge. No. 811 North Filth-street. JOHN P. 1NGLIS, KU Arch-street. JOHN D. THOMAS, M. D. 1B:1 ltacc-st. JOHN 3. FOREY, 101 Sprucc-st. HUGH McCURDY, 213 South 7tb st. JOHN GAUD, Jr. 123 Arch-st. The aged, and those who persist in wearing wigs, muy not always experience its rcstorntivo (iiiaHti.es, yot it will certainly raise its virtues in the estimation ofthe public, when It is known tlml tiirco of tko above signers are more than 50 years of age, and tho others not less titan 30, [From tho Mayor.] Commonwealth of Pknnsyl City of Philadclphii I, Robert Whnrton, Mayor of said city ndelphia, do hereby certify that l am well acquaint ed with Mes*rs. J. P. Irtglia, John 3. Furev, and J v NSYt.VANIA, / . ulelphia. J said city of Phil- service '.b*o to tho young nnd the hged—to “Heav en’s last best gift u man," even in her tfteiis, und to the sturdy Farmer—by. informing them of the proper season, which from experience m our sec tion of tho Union inov have been found most romrelioml to commit their seed to tho soil—lo prune their vines & trees—to transplant their tert dor shoots und.flowers—to engraft, inoculate or bud their shrubs and trees and turn the “maiden's blush" into tho charming “moss" or “monthly ro'se,'* with tho best manner of harvesting aud pic'serving their crops and produce. Wo sliull by no means overlook the great South ern staples, Cotton aiul Rice, for upon these, little information ewi be obtained from Northern publications. From tho kind promises, tendered by friends to tho ’’MttderatnWng, valuable original contribu- ions may be anticipated.end other correspondent* nre respectfully solicited to communicate my in formation that may he interesting or beneficial to others, relating to thoir mode ofcultnre; as Tacts collected fiom the tillers' cfour own soil, and their oltservHtiuns and renmfts‘will.l»Q highly apprecia ted hv the editor; and. since tho happiness, nnd iu upon Hi Pimtoni 1 jpcclomt is aim of €ar- rngcon) or Irish dioss: : A SAFE and certain remedy for coughs,colds, asthmas, tho whooping cough, shortness of breath, spitting of blood, consumption, &c. It is notorious tliut coughs and colds arc the forerunners of most, if not all, ofthoso deplorable disorders; the inconsiderate who neglect to re<> move thorn, even in their first and second stages, do but too frequently realism the fuel. W hen, therefore, we reflect upon the innumerable ob jects who are laboring under ull tho calamitous u fleets of consumption, contracted by imittuution, our feelings subside into, those of sympathy, and. wo lament that so vast a pbrtion of mankind should prematurely fall a sacrifice to tho*e conipluiiits.and linger months, nay, years, in torment und rugrut. But bow often might the pernicious effects of these r,ouin)aint8 be obviated/ How often might an untimely grave be prevented/ He who wish- ch to enjoy tne blowings of health, will) a firm and vigorous coustitutipn,should consider Unit,coughs and colds, even in their first stages, not only affect the lungs, and debiln Oothe system, but absolutely destroy thorn. Persons ufllicled with coughs or [ colds.generally presume they will subside spon- ! toneoualy, bill bow vain is this presumption, now 1 different oftentimes is the cuso; indeed, such per sons do, iu the language ofthe learned und ydtni- ruble Armstrong, forget they aro : ■‘•OR Uto source Of fatal woes, a cough Uiut foams with blood, AflUimas, aud inflammation of the lungs, Or the slow mincings ofthe hectic lire." Tho true cause of these complaints, namely, coughs mid colds,is a suppression of perspirau.on. The cold, tho damp, the foggy wuatucr, or the frequent dliuiiges Wpich take placfi in mo atmos phere, occasion tlie body to become affected. In consequence of that, t.jc pores and outlets ofthe skip, which in time oflieahbare always breathing out a line fluid, become so shut up, Hint the per spirable matter, instead of circulating, freely thro’ the system, recoils upon the blood, fills the ves- sclssuperabundantly, aud vitiates iu ouality.— He’uce, ofu tifnnes, tho cough or cola, though slight, guttles upon the lutigs, tlien terminates m habitual cough, coiilirmed.aslbuny», iullaiuiuation oftlte lung', or that calamitous disorder, a con sumption. Tho Pectoral Balsam of Carrageen, for coughs, colds, asthmas, whoop ing cough,short ness oi breath and consumption, is allowed to be ouo'of the most sale and effectual remedies, aud the greatest discovery ever made in tho annuls of medicine. It is a notorious fact, that in Ireland,' where this Marine Plant is indigenous and the in habitants nso it freely, consumptions rarely occur; it is held by them in the highest estimation for its excellent nnd salubrious virtues. Volumes would not be suiticient to contain the mass of individuals iu Britain, who have it, and experienced its heal ing, balsamic, aud salubrious virtues. It is used by persons ofthe highest distinction, and recom mended by gentlemen of the first tiicdici! talent, us peculiarly efl'ecUialiiiuH those pulmonary com plaints. It promotes goalie perspiration,removes viscid phlegm, by an cosy und sufe expectoration, is iiiguly salutary to the lungs and seldom lulls entirely to remove that uneasy sensation, or tick- Hw.t in the throat, which excites frequent congh- D, Deinnscy. H AS just returned IVoui Ne w-York with a largo nnd splendid assortment of Foreign and Domestic DRY.GOODS, which will be soldnt reduced prices for cush or short credit, consisting of. 00 pieces French, German and Eng. Merinos 60 do. MomdindoLuincs 600 Rob Roy Woolen Shawls, various sizes and qualifies 600 yards Ingrain Carpeting, best quafity 500 do. Cotton do. 1000 niecos English, French and Am. Calicoes 10 bales R-4 and 4-4 brown Homespun 0 cases bleached Shirtings nnd Sheetings 2T> pieces white and red Flannels 1000 do. Room Paper and Bordering 30 do. Satinets, assorted colors and qualities 30 do. Apron Checks 25 do, Irish Linens, 20 do. Long Lawn 23 do. Negro Cloth, 20 do. Negro Blanket* 100 pair VVlntiley. Rose und Mackinaw do. 300 doz. assorted Head lldkfs. 10 cases do. Florence braid and plain Straw Bonnets 25 pieces plain and figured Silks, new stylo 25 boxes assorted Ribbons 300 dozen Ladies silk, cotton arid worsted Hose 200 do. Gentlemens woolen und cotton do. 60 ' do. Ladies kid nnd silk Gloves 100 do Gent’s woolen; kid and buckskin do. 25 bales Band. Boxes Together with a choice assortment of silk, brochc. cotton ami worsted Shawls, Laces, plain, checked und figured Muslins, Shaker Bonnets, Arc. Als.’an assortment of Ready Made Clothing. oct‘28 , 210—ly open 1 * ijnUfpr Povr«lci’<Mt Spices* C INNAMON, Black Pepper. African Pepper, Cayenne Pepper, Cloves, Nutmegs, Spice Ginger, &c. For sale by PORCHER & LA ROCHE, Opposite die Market, dec 6 Sign ofthe Golden Globe. Doctor Euen’s XTNIVERSAL Strengthening Planter, for sule U by A. PARSONS, dec 2? 260 HiwhMeCurdV whose"uainns are BigneJtotbo j oomfdrt rtf i'tonify WRiydo|!en<lupotii(*nR' acter and respectability, and as such full credit ling ing. Nothing can. be better a dap leu to prevent the ill effects of damp air and fuggy weotlier, nor can any thing be more excellent to tuko, when Wet, 1 damp, or wet in the feet, cold er shivering m the body,alter u shower of rain or lull of snow,&c, For sale by A. PARSONS # jati 25 • 24 , Pilot Bread. QA BBLS, landing from ship Newark, fit OVI sale'from the wharf, by jail 21 WASHBURN, LEWIS & CO. LHCINA CORDIAL Le Cordial ac leucine—Oil 1’Elix ir tie I’Amour* FTtHE subscriber has tlie pleasure of annonne- ing to dm citizens of tne United States, tha. lie has purchased, for a very largo sum and from thd inventor, the celebrated Dr. Maguin, of Paris, die recipe and right for making this astonishing medicine. Until the appearance of die “Lucina Cordial," (about three years since) it was thought dial die cdmplaints which it speedily overcomes, were bevoml tho reach of human remedy, as fot upwards of a thousandycare, dtey hud baffled the wisdom and ingenuity of tho most profound phy sicians in all purts of dto world. This Cordial, however, to the great qdvautage of tho human race, soon proved itself to be die desideratum ho long fought for; and Accordingly, notwithstanding •ief.tf '* ! ‘ L ' Tt’iriV Clootffl, v T IME d . rriburlws received a from biig Savannah and sl\ ond extensive at cortiuentof nowei ry alt'd Staple Goods, consisting if ,om in/articles, vi/.: 160 pieces Cordova Kerseys U0 do. Snirf’ ■ ' 20 do. flew stylo 1 -4 French Prints 60 do. do. • English Caliban CO Cot black arid co.'d hcotcji Gingham# 30 do. Kentucky Jeans W ^ White Fliimiel ilt “0* Red do. various qualldet 20 do» Mmlirf do Lollies 10® f ^> b ‘ 4 Chineillo Shawls 50 Merino Shawls und Mautles t ’ ■- 400 Shuwls, various Steles ond qualit/es 100 pieces French nnd English Merino# 50 do. xPon’we Silk Hdkfin 20 do. English Snittulflt 50 dozen Wolen Gloves 20 do Mens Buck ahd H. S. Gloves 20 do. Ladies H. S. Gloves 20 do, do. Silk and CottOn Clot x>< attd Long Mitts. 50 pieces col'd and black SUKs.hcwMtstel 2 case*- Canton Flnnnel 20 pieces new style Cassimere 20 do. Vestings 10 do.- Broadcloths, various qfrsHtiss 30 boxes Boimet, Cap Taffeta nnd Belt Rib' bans 100 dozen silk, worsted and cotttm Hose atS Half Hose 10 boxes Satin Ribbolw^from N6V 90)22 48 Ladlcswhlte Florence Bonnets AMD 100 colored Bonnets Whito and colored Satins, col’d Floreftcet White and black Crape Blaqk Love Shawls, black Bombasine Nuns Hoods, and a general assortment Off tesirablc goods. For sale by oct 29 A. BENNETT. IV. II. Lloyd-IIIarkel Square^ H AS just received per recent arrivals,' 2 doz Muslin Collars 1 4 do English Prilled do ' 3 pcs black Silk Fringe, 2do Wire Blond 2 do black fancy Blond 12 do Thread Laces, 6 do Gerfnan dot 8 do Lisle do, 3 do Wire Edging * - 4 do Blond Quiling, 12 do Plaid Swiss 14 do Beltings,-3 do Mantilla Lace 4 do Grecian Net do, 5 do Bobbinet Lactf 8 do Snittalfield Hdkfe,13 do Pongee Hdkfh 4 do plnttKSdkdo,3do do Satitvdo 5 doz Gauze do, 4 do flincy do 6 do embroidered do 5 do Genu Brose Gloved 4 do Ladies do do, 3 do do Kid d& 3 do Gents Buck Gloves 2 do do H. S. do 8 do India Rubber Sttsneudem - 3 do super do do do 14 pea uncut Velvet Ribbons kUto, a spiOndid assortment of Plain, Figured and Changeable Silks. hbv 30 Brass, &c. B0 (land’s Pulmonaria, or Vc- I actable Demulcent. Bases of obsfinatc Catarrh; in Loughs, Ithcrarisingfrom recent or neglected colds; Ima; and as an auxiliary and means of pre- lief from the threatening symptoms of ap ing pulmonary Consumption, no medicine liter claims upon the confidence ol the in- h.-iii the abovo medicine. [ for tire afflictive and troublesome symp- Jf coughing, expoetpration or phlegm, pain ireast, &c. which constitute promnlentfea- |f the complaint, tliat the Pulmonaria was Id, and has manifested its most valuable pro- jeqnnfly hseful of cotiwo in the relief of I und colds, arising front sudden changes of jr, from wearing diunp linen, &c. kale by .A. BARTOW. fry 23 for Bcatoi'lnq the Unit'* . HI Cashdii Oil is so denominated. becailRo it Icrmposed of vegetable ingredients,and its e-eniinenUy displayed in the follow- r. ■ ■ '— ..Ptl.n ninnl 1 are pro—„. 1T - V . . , Inects: It possesses properties oftnc most pus nature, which eradicates the scarf nnd Airifics of tho hair; nourishes the hair and Its its falling off, and lessens tho liability of ■turn grey; strengthens the weakest hair, Induces a luxuriant growth; gives a vigor lair which soon produces an inimitably nut- Vl. nnd prevents its'filling out ill n damp Biere, or during exercise; renders thehatr Imtural or artificial, beautifully soft: nml It; bestows an inestimable gloss nnd plens- |fumo to tho tresses—in' fine, renders the is transcoiniantly beautiful, promotes tho Jofwhiskers, eye brows, mustaches, &c. Iren's hair its effects ore strikingly benefi- ierfectly innoxious, and may with safety pod to the youngest infant; it eradicates tho If easier and superior lo combB, soaps, &c.; lately pleasant to the ihfunt, gradually liens the hair, and augments its growth so loduce a beautiful head of hair. Preserves z after sea bathing, violent exercise, and is eminent utility for persons travelling by sea |, preserves the huir, rendering it peculiarly ht, and ulways dressed, lias wonderful et- hi the hair in hot or cold climates, nnd is liiigh estimation by distinguished persons wholesale and retail bv tho Proprietor, ,uirk, 41)0 Broadway, New-York, and by nent, by A. PARSONS, Agent, should bo giveii to tlie said certificate. In witness whereof, l have hereunto set my band, VL. S.] and caused tlie seal ofthe city to be af fixed. this sixth day of December, &o. ROBERT WIIAltTON, Mayor. Crtntion.—Observe .that each bottle of the gen uine Balm has a splendid engraved wrapper, on which is represented tlie Falls of Niugura, tlie A- gent’s name, &c. A fresh supply received and for sale by dec 12 V • ANSON PARSONS. ‘ Valuable^Ennds for Sale. T HE undersigned offers for sale their Lands in Screven county,situated upon the Savan nah River, between fifty and fifty-five miles from tiiccity of Savannah, and ten from thedortv-tivo mile station upon the Central Rail Road. These lauds'consist of river swamp, oak and hickory mixed, pine nnd pine lands—and content (oOOU) eight thousand acres. Fora farm; those lands can bo recommended as second to none upon too river, as there aro in'one body, about one thous and acres of oak and hickory, and mixed pme laud, very level, and well adapted both for the cul ture of corn nnd cotton. This body ot land lastt- nnted between the river swamp and the high pme land which surround it, and may all be seen atone view, forming one of tlie most beautiful, ns well as one ofthe most valuable situations torn farm, in the State; (OOP) fivo hundred acres of this land arc cleared and in good order for a crop tho ensu- in^vdar. Besides this body of land, there are many oilier tracts of fertile land which may be brought into profitable cultivation. 1 here ure nlso upon the premises adjoining the plantation a set of grist and saw mills, running two saws, up on an excellent stream, aud contiguous tlioreto nn inexhaustible supply oi die best yellow pme tint her upon the river; there is landings both for mm her and steamboat wood, with which latter article tho land also abounds. • To a person disposed to enter.the lumber business, these lauds oner ever) inducement, os they afford all the flicilitios for a profitable procuring of the same. The range tor stock of nil kinds is excellent, better than can bo had on this side of the frontier counties of the State. There ore also upon the premises three ts. two of which i Tooth Washes. O RRIS. Chlorine nml Krensot, for cleansing and preserving the Teeth nnd purifying tlie community, contributors wilt afford fim brightest J breath. A fresh supply, ofthe above received evidence of their zeal and patriotism'. | and for snle_hy JOHN U. STILWELL, Tmns.-Thfi paper will be issued monthly, on a sheet containing sixtkrn very large quarto piges. (same size ns the “Albany Cultivator,’,) at the very moderate price of One Dot.laU, payable in ail cases' in advance. The price being so small, no number will be sent to any person on credit. I {shall be printed on good paper, nnd with m-w yp i, ordered expressly for the purpose. The In st number will appear in Mnrch, if possible. As by the rules of the- Geiiernl Post Office, Postmasters are allowed to frank and forward tlie amount subscribed to niiy news paper, thov are resj octfully desir« <1 to forward lo ti e editcr ut Augusta, any amount offered them in banka ble money, as early as possible. Newspapers are vespecfully renuOslcd lo pub lish this prospectus, and by sending tho paper coutainiug it, shall receive oursin return. t Postmasters and editors of papers are kindly asked to net ns our agents. Should they not. receive a copy of this Prospectus, they nro re quested to cut one from the papers which maybe good enough to publish it; and we, with respect, invite all t ie friends ot the objects we have in view to aid and assist in procuring subscribers lo dm “Gleanings of Husbandry.” MOSES HOLBROOK. A. M-, M.,P. Adgitsti', Ga., llth January, 1840. vie by ^ Comer of ufoughtou uud VVhituker-streete. jan 25 24 , ,. Jayne’s Indian Expectorant. F OR Couchs, Colds. Influenza, Consump tion, Asthma, Spitting of Bloood, Hoarse ness, WlioopiqgCoHgh, Difficulty of Breathing, nnd other Pulmonary affections. Received aud for sale by JuIIN E. STILVV LLL, Corner of Broughton and Whituker-streeta. jan25 24 * Winter Strained Oil. GALLONS pure winter strained OlIU Sperm Oil, bleached white, and war ranted. Just received per Clinton and tor sale by jan 25 G. R. HENDRICKSON, . . ’ Sperm Oil., /fAA GALLONS just received bv the ship O Af v® Newark, fin store, a very fine light colored article, intended for retail custom, tor e,tie by A. PAKSPM8. , jan 25 24 Fresh Oavdew Seeds. J UST received per ship Newark, a fresh sup ply of Peas, Beaus, Cauliflower,. Mustard, Homp, Canary. Millet, Onion, Turmps &c.- Eor eiilo by PORCHES, & LA ROCHE, jan g5 21 ftment, by b 75 ceots per bottle, Savannuh, Gn, nov26 (ant Jelly * Brandy Peaches, j DOZ. Currant Jolly,20 3o Dranily Poach- j os. Juat received per brig Lamar, and I by -C.L.McNISH. Ill 222 Tooth Wash. 1 received, afresh supply of Chlorine ana Iris’ Tooth Wash, for cleaning and preserv- I teeth. . Received aud for sale by 113 AN LON PARSONS. improved settlements, two of which are as healthy as any in the State. • • ; Tho undersigned, in view of all the advantages ofthe place and its various resources, do with confidence reconmiend it to any one wishing to settle a large place, us one ofthe best selections there can bn made, as,they aro well assured tout with proper management, os great profits may be realized hero, from the labor of ono hundred hands, as could lie obtained upon any place in the Stale. Persons iu tvaut oflamls, would dauntless add to tlioir interest lo uiako att examination of Uicsclands before tliey purehnio elsewhere, lo an approved purchaser, those hinds will be sold very low, nml upon tho most easy terms. Apply to either ofthe undersigned, upon the premises. CURTIS HUMPHREYS, HOPE BRANNER, Black Creek, Go/ Q3*The Augusta Chronicle, South Carolinian, Chnrloston Mercury, will ouch publjsh the above lour times weekly, and forward their accounts to five Georgian office for collection. H. & B. doc 30 262Mw 300 Hollars Challenge. T HE Genuine FRENCH. PILLS against nil the UUACK NOSTRUMS of ;!,««*. fo. the cure of * * * ■ * J # r The French Pills are applicable to all cases, for eitlier sex. (warranted free from mercury.) and ’possesses great advantages over the Bnlsamsaml ull liquid medicines, by being entirely free from smelt, ami consequently do nrft effect the breath, diereby preventing tho possibility of a discovery while usmgtlteni. -' - Besides this important advantage they never dis agree with tlie stomach, and in the first stages of the disease they usually effect a euro in o few days, with littie regard to diet or exposure. In tlie most obstinate stages of the disease, they nre equally certain, having civrad many after every oilier remedy bad Ciilcd. In sjiort. they Imvc been so universally successful, that that the. prom ie tor challenges any ono to produce a remedy of equa certainty, under a forfeiture of Three Hundred Dollure. For salt by G. IU HENDRICKSON, owl T. 31. & J. M. TURNER. Price $2 per box. mtg 5 -164—ly ■ Fresh Garden Needs. A FURTHER minplv of fresb ond worrmlerl Garden Seeds, just received per Clinton, and for solo low by jan23 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Leeches. ... , , CASE comoinioir200 fiuo SpomsliLeeobes, i just recoivod and for sale low, by j air 35 G. R. HENDRICKSON. Havana Scojars. -i A AAiA SUPERIOR Spomih Sopors, J favorite brands, just received LONG & PATTERSON. Confectionary. . ' r on BOXES superior Steam refilled Confec- tionnry, assorted, 30 and 50 lbs each. Just BMwycMowi-' His. miner’s TbBttcCO & Snilff. A JARS Kappee-nlul Rose scented Mneco- oU l>oy Stmfft ii bbl* Scotch mid Maecoboy in .Jll). boltlestSOyrocofine cut Tobacco, just re ceived nor brio JladiSon. and for sale b\ jan9__ G. il. HENDRICKSON. ' Fine'Razors. R OGERS. IVado & iituctuu-.., Elliotts, and Pricitsleys. Hno nnd wnrrnnted Roxurs, in Bfentvarietv, together witlr a fine assortment oi Brushes, Boxes, Soaps, Combs, Perfumed Mo- Steel Pens, VV. THORNE WILLIAMS. Bale Rope. I COILS, a very suporior article, for solo hy 7 WASHBURN, , LEWIS & CO. French Chemicals. LPIIATE Quinine, Sulphate nnd Acetnto r Morphine, Croton Oil, Oil or Black Pop. [reosoie, Ptnerino, Prussic Acid, lodme,Em- lExt. Nux Vomica, Hydroduto, Potassu, &o, bteoived per Newark, nnd forsuioby |3 (i. R, HENDRICKSON A Desirable Oiler. T O RENT—Thu subscriber’s Store, on Ills wharf, well adapted for a Shin Chandlery Grocery, or any business connected with ship- ninr. It is needless for him to say more of this advantageous offer to those who would dostro to embarkm that lino, as it is well known lo bo ono of the best in town. ,. . Tho subscriber would also inform Iub uteiuU that he has embarked in tl}0 Steadibont business, nnd his services, or those of hw. second F. GnilmnrUn, can be always had at h» whart. Cor those shipping, &o. by tbe steamers Beaufort District and tlie ^^“^LmTIN. N. B.—Also to rant, a spacious three story Houeo, heretofore known ns ■'The Independent Hotel," fronting on tho Bny, In Enst Broad street, well adapted for a Boarding House, witlr a ten Pin Alley. Bar, &c, attached. nov.b Harrison’s Specific Ointment, F OR tlie citra of White Swellings, Seroftilons nndothertnmors, Ulcers,Sore Legs, oldnnd IVeeh Wounds, Sprains ami Bruises,. Swellings nnrl Inflammations. Scnld Head, Women’s Sore Breasts! llhenm.itic Pains, Tetters, Eruptions, ctnwains, Whitlows, Bilee. Corns and Exli rnal Diseases gonernlly. It is liaewjsc greatly enperi- ortoanyreedicinehcrelofurp dieeovered for Uto chafed backs and limbs of horses! forrmg worms, chapped lips—ond in short, for every Menu] bo dily evil that may fall lo tho lot of man or beast. For sale by HENDRICKSON, mid T, M. &. J. M. TURNER. Price 60 cents per box. iff'5 the brief'period of its existence, it has acquired celebrity so great, that it is eagerly sought foi thro»»^honttbe cWllized globe. Dr. Magnin scon finding that the demand was so vast as to render a supply impossible, disposed of the recipe and right of sale, under obligations of secrecy, for England and the United Suites, and oilier coun tries, only preserving France and Italy for himself. Thus has the' subscriber possesed himself of the invaluable secret, and now hastens lo give tlie in habitants of his flue of agency tlie benefits of his speculation. "Le Cordial de Lucine,” or, iu English, "die Lucina Cordial,” is a£eneralinvigorutorof the hu man frame. In nil the various cases of languor lassitude and debilitation, it is nil unfailing reme dy, us it is equally its province to impart cheer fulness nnd decision to tlie mind, as health aud vi gor to tlie body. But the peculiar virtue oil which its celehrity is Weil, is the facility nnd ccrtniutv with which it restores the virilepuvvet s \vUeuthu\ have been destroyed by disease, time, _ reckless ness, or any ofthe miincrouscotiscs which termi nate in tho prostratiou of those functions. In common with the generality of really goo-’ medicines, this Cordial contains nothing of a mer curial or deleterious nature, among tlie many in gredients which compose it; but is, at the same time, so simple, yet so elficacious, that while it can renovate the 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 be sure to result from it, we cannot enter into an an alysis of this inestimable Cordial here, or publish many of die documents which have been receiv ed, ns vouchers of tha blessings it him conferred on numbers of despairing individuals. But this we cannot forbear remarking—that it has been de monstrated that there is scarcely ever, if any such thing at nil, ns natural barrenness, or as natural imbecility of <ho piocreuut fuueuuus iu eidier sex; and. therefore, that those evils nro the effects of artificial causes,and maybe speedily snbdned nnd removed by the use of ;, Lc Cordial de Lucine.” Tlie Lucina Cordial is nlso an indubitable cure for the Gleet, ami the Fluor Albus, obstructed, difficult or painful Menstruation; also, for tlie incontinence of Urine or the involuntary dis charge thereof. It is likewise an invaluable ond unrivalled medicine in cases of Chronic Erup tions of tlie skin, and in the dropsical affections of tho aged. . ■ Most important to tho American Public. The United States proprietor of the celebrated Lucina Cordial, or Elixir of Love, begs to lay be fore the community, tho following certificate, which he has received from the inventor, tlie illus trious Dr. Magnin-of Paris: "This is to certify, that I have disposed of me recipe for making tho Lucina Cordial, or Elixir of Love, and nlso the right to sell it throughout the United States of North America, to John Winters HoUlerwelhM. D, My reasons for so doing is, that the demands to mo for tlie above Cordial, ol -‘The United States of America, Georgia District. To the Marsh ul of tlie District of Georgia—Greet* [L. S.T GEORGE GLEN, Clerk* W HEREAS tlie Macon Steamboat COmpa* ny have exhibited their Libel or Coin* plaint, iti the District Court of tho United Stater tor the District of Georgia, stating, alleging nnd propounding, that in tho month orFebrnnry 18391 —die steamer J. Stone,whereofVVilliam C. Men- dull now is, aud then was master, being welt and sufficiently manned and being tight, slanucbVuul well built, left the port of Savannah, ittthn Dhu trict aforesaid, bound to the port of Darien in the District uforesaid, nud in the prosecution of her said voyage, arrived, or reached as far as between Wiliuingtou Point and Great Warsaw,- on the morning of tlie thirteenth day of February irt the yeur aforesaid, and that it being about day break uf the same moruiug, within the ebb and flow of die tide and tlie admiralty and maritime jurisdic tion oftliis honorable Court, Wm. C. Mend all, t..Q master of the said steamer J. Stone, who was flier, hi command, cn deck, discovered a steam boat ahead, coming towards the said J. Stone,and ordered the man at the helm of the said J. Stone, to put his helm a-port. and follow the starboard mu: aii, at the same lime the boll of tlie J. Stoner was rung to give the other boot notice, discover ed that tne said steamar was still approaching the J. Stone, nml the said William C. Meudall then rang a small bell, to notify to the engineer of tho J. Stone to go slow, tlie other steamer, which proved to he tlie steamer Ocnmulgee, still contin uing to approach, the said William C. Mendull iu a loud and audible voice, called to the crew of tlie said steamer Ounmlgee, aud desired them to iuop,nndthe engineer of tho J. Stone hearing tins, stopped the engine of ilio said J. Stone, but the crew ofthe said steamer Ocumulgee,although tnfi ters, Pomatums, Arc,.. Just tmmiretl nmlTbrmlo nt vprv reduced pricostA Stitt tho times, for real) or credit, Ijy P G. R. HENDRICKSON. , jan 7 5 • v - • — they hud time and space enough to avoid the said J. Stone and might with great ease and safety have done so, refused, or at least neglected to do so, and tliut notwithstanding the helm of the said sreauier J. Stone had been put a-port until she was run almost up to tho mursh, und notwith standing tlr.it an agreement or understanding hud been previously entered into between said Win* C. Mendull, the master of the said J. Stone, and tlie said Pclog Blankenship, the master of the said Ocnmulgee, that when the said' boats should at any time meet in common rivers, that each boat should respectively he put to tho right, and not withstanding that every effort was made on tho part of tho master nnd crew of the said J. Stone# to comply with tlie agreement, and to avoid tho OcaniuTgee, through tho default and neglect of the master and crew thereof,was run into larboard side ofthe said J. Stone with very great force and violence, and thereby stove tbe wheel house and wheel, nnd broke the wheel shaft and tore up n- bout thirty-five feet of the deck of the saia J. Stone, including the wheel ond wheel house, and damaged tiic engines of the said J. Stone, and that by reason of the steamer J. Stone having: been run foul of as uforesaid, tho libellant (who aver' themselves to be the owners thereof) had sustain ed damages for the repairs uecessary to be done and made by reason ofthe collision as aforesaid,' and for tlie detention ofthe said J, Stone, and for' the wages of her master and crew to the amount of six thousand one hundred and fifty-three dol lars und eighty-four cents. And whereas tlie Judge or the District Court for the District aforesaid, hath ordered and direct ed tho seventh day ofFebruury, 1840, at 11 o' clock, A. M. for nil persons concerned to be cited nml intimated to appear injhe Court House in the _ empowered and strictly enjoined, peremptorily lo cite nnd ad monish nil persons whatsoever, having, or pre- to have any right", title, interest or claim oug C 104—ly David’s Compound Cicosote Tooth Wash,, A N a-re.alilo vrwcraMe prepanifinn ter clean- sing, wbitonins awl preserving lire Teeth, restoring spongy anti dissaaerl Gmna to a natural anri Healthy state, purifies tiro mouth ami swoetejis. the breath! preventive ter ami euro of tho tooth nche, canker, xorencss, nml tho various utfcctions of tho mouth and thrt “ ' u "‘ mercurials or otherw Davis, Manufacturing For sale by PORCHER &■ LA ROCHE, J Opposite tho Market Cosmetics, &c. A TKINSONS & PATEY’S Bears Oil Premiss & Glenn's BoaVs Oil Pmoy's Circassian Cream, for the heir Milk of Roses, Rowland’s Kalydof Rowland's Macassar Oil . V ; ncontn&Church's Vegetable Lotion Roll and Pot Pomatum y Roso Lip Salve mid Almond Paste Shaving and Toilot Soaps, m great variety. Just received and for sale by 1 jan 27 G. R. HENDRICKSON. which I am the inventor, are so numerous, that I MMtftable to supply all tlie orders fromFrnnceond Italy alone; and have therefore disposed of tlie privileges vouchsafed in this and other certificates of a like nature, in order to generalise tho benefits, of my discovery throughout the world. Given under my hand ot Paris, on this nineteenth day of January, in the year of our Lord, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight. ERASTE MAGNIN. Gn»nnnl Delluc, ) WitncsHCfl. William Merritt, $ This highly important medicine is for sale by John Waiters Holderwell, No. 129Liberty-street, New-York; Charles B. Tyler, No. 70 Chcsaut-at, Philadelphia; nnd in BalthUoro by Roberts * Afi, kinson, John M. Laroque, eral-G ri Trier; Jn Washington City by Tobhft Wutkins and Charles Stott; in Georgetown by O. M. Linthacnm; m Richmond by John E. F.ustico; in Petersburg by tending. in’nr to tho said steamboat Oeainulgpe libelled - , against ns aforesaid, by publicly affixing this mo- of* nitioti on some conspicuous part of tbe said feanlon Seeds—Crop 1830. Richmond by John E. F.ustico; in Petersburg by SUPPLY of English and Shaker’s Garden, .Braggs Thomas, and Dupuy, Roser« Jones; 7. \ r ..nl.lv, k., Xf A Sni.tna nml H. EniOrSOli: ■ Sccua.'fo'r «nlo on reusonnblo terms by PORCIIER &LL ROCHE, Opposite tbe Mnrkot, dec 5 siin ofthe Oolderifflobe. fPlnylutf Cams. mllOMAS CREHOR’S tine Linen Atnoricnn 1 Curds, blue niifi roil slumped bucks. These Cuvds ure allowed to bo superior to uny mode. Just received ami ter rale by jan 23 A. PARSONS. aud in Norfolk by M. A. Santos and IF Emerson; ond by Join) Woodiy, No. 83 Poydrus-st, New- °It can also bo found ot all tlio princinnj Dm Stores in Soutii-Carelinn.and in Augusta,by Ha; vilund. Risley &CO..-Tbomas Barrett & Co. attd NdbronCartert und ta Price nrybottle, with full directions. «r(3 5 ' 101—Jy etcamboat Ocamulgee for some time, ond by leav ing there affixed a true copy thereof and by oil qthor lawful ways, means and methods what*’oev* ? er, whereby this monition may be mode most pub lic and uQtorioq8,to be and appear at the time and place aforesaid, before the Judge aforesaid, and also to attend upon evoiy session and scssionsto be held there and from thence until a definitive sentence shall be read mid promulgated in the. said business inclusively, if any of them shall think it their duty so to do, to (iuar, abide-, by and per form all nud singular such judicial acts, hs are ne cessity and by law required to be done and expef* dited in the premises, aud further, to do atid * ceive what unto law and justice.under Jbepain of the law, and contempt' thereof, the absence nud contumacy of them aud every of them Inanv wise notwithstanding, and whatsoever you shall do in the premises, you shall duly certify.unto tbe Judge aforesaid, at tne time aiid place aforesaid, togeth er with these presents, • . • Witness, the Honorable John C. Nicoll, Judge of tho said District Cputt. this sev* onteemh day of January, in the year of onr , Lord one thousand eight hundred nnd forty# * > • CHARLTON & WARD. r.foqters iqr^beliatmV* All persons interested iu the fo;egoing moni tion will take elite notice. PHILIP ill. RUSSELL, . jan 21 Deputy Murebiil Di.tric; Guorf in.

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Daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1839-1840, January 30, 1840, Image 1