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Newspaper Page Text*110 “ bAU.1T IU3PUM.ICAN" IipuUithtdintbA CITY. OF SAVANNAH. ST mines ciclnnd, offico ofthe “Daily M &butM. , '“ n “ ini wf^ l,,telligo ; ,co knublWisA '» tile Daily Paper, at U m ™ vu nrH-LARS tier annum, E DOLLARS six niontlui. a usual rata*, j fbr tho first, and Thirty- rqvuii «•— - 'Hr fo r 0QC ^ hiserflon uftor, per ">« clerk " ° rt,, ° Ooiirbe of Ordinary, thnt application has boon tnndo toi lette rs of Administration, most bo publwhed THIRTY DAYS at leiist. Notice by Executors nml Administrator* lor Debtor* ail'd Creditor* to render m thoir accounts 0,, ao»^ P WoabH™ S .and Adminis trators must bo nt pubic auction, on tho first! uea- da» of tho month,' hotweou tbo usual hours of »X°it Outplace of l’ublio Sales in the County where tho Letters Testamentary, orAdniiins ra- flon, or Gnardiaiisliip P?“y bavo been granted, first liviiu stXTV uavs noUco thereof m one or tbo public gazettes of this State, and at Ule door ef the court House, whoro Buell solos are to bo ' ll Noticc for leave to sell Negroes, must bo pub- lisbed for Tour months, before any order absolute shall bo mnde thoronpon by the Court. SSlos of Real Estate by haoeutom, A.hmnutro tors, and Guardiani, roustho pubbsbod S1XT1 1) AY'S before tho day of Sale; 1 hese sales mltat be mntio at the Court House door or tho County in which tho'liroporty i» situate, and on tho linn T,msday of uTe A'lonfii,between tile hours often in the morning and four in tho afternoon. No sale from day today iavaiid, unless so expressed * Amdhlniions by Exccutcrs, Administrators and Guardians to tho Court ofOidmary (or leavo tn sell Laud, must bo publisheB FOUR MONTHS Sales of personal property (except negroes of testuto and intestate cstutos by Executors am AdminUtratora must bo advertised FUili x U AV,plications by Executors and Administrators for Letters Dismiss cry, must bo publlslied SLY ^Amdicoftonsfor foreclosure of Mortgages on reel estate must bo advertised once a luonUi for FOUR MONTHS. Orders ofllie CourtufOrdmary, (accompani ed witho copy of the bond of agreement) to make title! to Innd must be advertised Turk Mouths at least. , Sberift’ssalesuuder executions regularly grant ed by the Conns, must be advertised IHUU Y under mortgage executions S1.Y1Y DAYS—Sales of perishable, property under or der ofCourt, musllie advertised,generally, 1LN DAYS before tlio dev of sale. All Advertisements will bo punctually attended * * All Letters dirccled to this Ollico or the Editor, must be post paid, to entitle them t5 at- tentiou. Wi| No. a5—Vol. XXXVII.] SAVANNAH, (Ou.) tfttlDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY T, 1840. [Whole No.—07,080. JLISt Of IdCttCl'8 R F.MAINING in tho Boat Office, on the 31st January, 1840. Persons wishing letters from this list, will please usk fbr advcrtisctl letters. Adams Capt Bartlot Ayers Francis W Allen Uev Ira M 2 Aiken H.mmol Allen Sumuel Allen Snnder* D Anderson uiisr.SusanMAshtou William Amedy John B haries II os G Barkloy miss Mary Barnanl miss Ann C BruKsell John Blnckingtou Jns M Baldwin J Blackwood Jno S Baptist Jno Bacon mrs Julia Bath Henry Balter Kingsley Bradley Jno Bushlors James II BdUoy James Barnlini James Bancroft Jos Bailey Cant Friderio Bushlors Charles Barnes GebW Oarleton Ifennr P Clarke Edward Chandler John C bighorn John W Craig mrs Mary Carter mrs Dorcas Acosta mrs B Bird Lewis Bollough mrs L Boykin B L Brock Jacob Bourke rare Fanny Brown Win H 2 Boyd James R Brooks mrs Ann H Brown mrs E Butler mrs Ophelia Bunltloy Joseph B Butler Francis J Burger 8 Burrell Harvey M Burr Capt James Butts James R Bctt miss Willinminn A Bennett mrs Ann Lou’a Bighorn Charles •Bryan mrs Joseph CJ Crews Jns W Chiunyt Antonio Chilly C C Cotilvn Hugh Cooli Jr Horatio G Cox mrs M Threadcraft 'rendorgust tnrs Marg'tPomeroy miss Mary H Pennoy B Petrio John Pearson Beni E, Philip* mis Catherine Philips MarUia 2 liabo Charles Rahtunrs Sarah H Rae T H Reillv Ann • . Heed mrs Jno C Rea mbs Ann Reilly Barnard Reitley Hugh Reynolds Elias Ryan miss Catharine Richardson —— Rid IonThomas H Sagurs J & H Sanford Jesse II _ Santelizes Mnuricio de Smith Walter Capt Swallow Benjamin D Smith James Savin William Scott nns Louisa C Savage Laurence Sloan John Spencer Edwin & A BStrobart miss AF St George Martin Short Jno Secretary Typographi-SchrnderTh Poince James Poinsett Cupt Uriah | Qullivpn mrs Ellen -Pinch lock A Pringle Juo G R Row Bernard Robinson Eliza A 2 Rockwell C W Robison' John T Roberts Jos H Robison miss Sarah Roger* YV M Rogers CnptYV C Russell Jno 3 Rolls mrs Sarnlt Robison Madison Royal Isaao S Stibbs J A Stmmonds George H 2| Rales of Freight of the Central ^ Rail Road. From Safhto Station s. C ami undo Frederick I. CorUrcu miss Mury Casey miB8 PhilochuE tiCounce John Garden Seeds. . T HE subscriber has just received per bri; Madison, his supply of fresh Garden Seeds, warranted to be of best quality, and the growth ol 1839, viz: n * Beans, kidney, half moon and Valentine; Beet, early Turnip, blood, white. Scarsity and Mangel YVortzcl; Cabbage, early Y r ork. Battersea. Drum head, 13ergon nnd red Dutch; Carrot, early horn, and long orange; Cucumbers early framed, long green nnd prickly; Lettuce, curly ice nnd long green; Mellon, Citron, Pine Apple, Nutmeg and Skillmans; early Cauliflower; Onion, silver skin d, red and white Portugal; Okrn, curled Parsley, Pepper, long sweet Spanish Pease, Dwnrt, Mur- I rowfct, Charlton, blue Imperials, Washington, Bishop’s Prolific nnd Tall Marrowfat; Radislijong I scarlet, short ton’d do,white turnip do .early Tram- I Mockm^eftlS^sifv, To’mu oeei T"™;i'^ enr j>' UjeCpto. ^^ON PARSONS- Carter John YV Clary Thomas 2 Campbell Cate Campos Muuucla Clancy Joseph Cuunou Beui F Camion Putrick Clark II F Champion John Clark mrs Harriet F Connors Joseph 2 Cowart Benjamin Cornwell Nathaniel Cornell Alexander Cuhbcdge John B Camming Dr Jno B2 Curry Yyijliam Ciibbedgc George Cane Ilonora cul’Socioty Sheftal Shefhil Shetftul Sarah M SeelvYValter S teller mrs Stevens Diannh Slrute Jus B Stevenson William Shed Tho* McDonoughSmith 11 Press Seguiua Jno Smith II A 2 Soule Freeman 2 Scott YVilliam Scott Alex R Scrntcliings Thos 2 Shon Henrv Schreiner Martin Stewart YVw Strata Jno D Duly Michael Dr erase Nicholas II Darling Cupt Lorenzo Dickerson Cupt Henry J .,7 *i * mil... a ! Day Edward L Delyon Evis Ueuson Juo S Dean Jnsinh A Decker Capt YVra Dexter Almen D DeRossot Jr A J Deen John Dews John I DeraeA R P En«on Robert Fames Ralph Ernst Riehurd F Fanning Solomon 2 Furies miss Amelia Farrilly Charles Fraser John A Fuhm George 2 Fraser John 9 Faber Benjamin YV Ferry Andrew Dillon John 3 Dyer YVilliam Donogau mrs Hooligan Michael Dudley Frederic J Dun John Dunham mrs Susan C Dutton Henry DeCussadeuc ntn E Emerson John C Everitt Joshua B Eh lauds A YV F Frierson George S Ford And’ Foster Capt Y\ r m Fox Wm Fulton Elizabeth Fulton Mary Ann Fulton Silas Glass Joseph 4 Gladding Solomon 2 Galpin Geo M Graham Johu Ganuhl L 2 Uul|.lu ll.-.w Green mrs Mary Jane - Greene mrs Harriet M Goelz John G Gibbons J YV Gilchrist Robert Giles Mehitable IIT Gosney Thomas M GnhWn John Shcftall I) L Spencer George J Trask Freeman Taylor Jas It Tnlhnan Horace Talbot Robert Thayer Daniel Tinny Oliver Treuor Nicholas Trund Charles Tilman Francis Ulmo E E VhnloneY\ r m Warren mrs Mary Wnrrcndon Peter Watts mrs Rhoda Y\ r atson Edward YVray Ilcnry YY f cbster YVtn B Whebell Robert Williams miss Lucy B YVilson Jno T Zant — fcbl Simpson YVm P Stewart Daniel A T Thomas Jno J A Thomas Jno A Thomas mrs Ann E Thomas miss Maria J Thompson YVilliam Turner Robert Turel Tuttle Jno II Thompson James U Underwood Joseph II Varnum CaptC W Woodward Seth Wood G YV YVood Wm E 2 YVinslow James 2 Williams Jno R Wright mrs Elizabeth White'tnrs Mary YVoodlif Wm YY r ood James F Z GEORGE SCHLEY, P. M. Illustration of Reality. GonVdmg* mrs Mary 1 Rowland's Pulmonnrln, or Ve getable Demulcent. I N raises of obstinate Latnrrli! in Coiifrlis, whether arising from recent or neglected colds, in Asthma-, audue an auxiliary and means of pre sent relief from tho threatening symptoms or ap proaching Pulmonary Consumption, no medicine lias greater claims upon die coulideuce of tho in valid than Die above medicine. It is for the afflictive nnd troublesome symp toms of coughing, expectoration or phlegm, pom in the breust, &c. which constitute prominent (en- tnres of tho complaint, that the Pulinontma tvns designed, and lias manifested i ts most valuable pro- P 'hta equally usisful of course in the relief of coughs and colds, arising from sudden changes or weather, from wearing damp Green Gerhold C Griffin Henry A Gilluby Abigail G ibbin miss Margaret Gilgan James Griswold A A Gucrard John B Groot John S Godfrey George Gordon miss Maria L Gosling Henry Gordon Wellington Goddard Lory Gucrard B C For sale by may 23 For Restoring the Hair. T HE Casada Oil is so denominated, because it is composed of vegetable ingredients,and its virtues nro pre-ennuenUy displayed ill the follow ing respects: It possesses properties of tho most salubrious nature, which eradicates the scurf and nil impurities of tho hair; nourishes the Imv and prevents its falling oft', and lessens the Imbili y of hair to turn grey; strengthens tho weakest hair, and produces a luxuriant growth t gives a v'got to tho hair which soon produces an inimitably nat ural curl, nnd prevents its falling out in a damp ntmospliere, or during exercise! tendmi thehnW •oither natural or artificial, beautifully soft and pleasant; liestovys an inestimable gloss and pleas ant perfume to tho tresses—in fine, renders t o hair dress transcenduntly bountiful, promotes the growth of whiskers, eye brows, mustaches, &c. To children’s huir its effects are strikingly benefi cial; is perfectly innoxious, and may with safety bo applied to the youngest infant; it eradicates tlie dmidriff easier and superior to ccmibs, soaps. Arc.; is extremely pleasant to the mOmt, gradually strengthens tlie hair, and augments its growth so ns to produce a beautiful lioud of hair. 1 reserves tho hair uftor sea bathing, violent exercise, anu ,s »r pre-eminent utility for persons travelling toy sea •or land, preserv es tlie hair, rendering it peculiarly pleasant, ami always dressed, has vvonderful ef fects on the hair in hot or cold climates, and is held in high estimation by distinguished persons abroad. , .. , , _ Sold wholesale nnd retail by the Proprietor, Thos. duirk, 490 Broadway, New-York, and by ■appointment, by A. PARSONS, Agent, Savannah, Gn. Prico 75 cents per bottle. nov 2C» Hnapt Sr John Hnupt mrs Curoline 2 Harris Dr It llettrick Stevens 2 Hays Joseph M Ilarty Cutncrino Hawley Daniel C llankinson John Harden mrs Ann C C Ilarly Joseph G Hugeilom JohnC Hamilton YY r in P Haugh George Hall Appleton -- Ilarbock Augustus YV Henery John Hemerling J A Heald George II Helmey Israel Highatn Jr Thomas 2 Hinckley Y\ T m B Hillhrook S & Co Holden John Hopper IIenr)’C Holcombe J Holden Jns M Houston Denis Hogarth James Houston mrs Phiiecian Holconibo Gns A Hurst James Heitmun Fried Augus’s Heaney John Bbts Beef, Pork, Fish and Liquor, Oil, Molasses and Lime, Flour, Fruit. Potatoes, On ions, Boots, &c. Bread, Crackers an other light barrels, orn end Pens in bac per buslie!, Chairs, per dozen, including insurance per 100 ifcs) tairtijqns aid jugs no: exceeding 1 gal. Do do 2 gal. nnd not excceeding5, Gigs, SulkeysandJcr sey Wagons, Ducks ami Fowls in coops per head, (2c per ct. more ii not cooped) Horses, Mules & Cat tle per head, ordinary size, Ilnlfbbls Beef, Por Fish and Liquor, Do do Flour, Jersey \V agons witli- out covers, Kegs Liquor, &c. no exceeding 5 gal. Do do do 10 gal. Lumber per 1000 feet superficial, $1 GO for each stage oflO miles. Measurement goods por cubic foot. Ploughs, each Salt in *sacks \ Sheep,Lambs, Goats, Kids,Deer,Hogs * Dogs per head, Sugur, Coffee, Rice, per ct more if not cooped) Huy per bale, Post*. Stage Coach es & Road vvugons Wheelbarrow, 1,2,3 4 & 5 B, 7,8 9&10 50 75 1 20 1 50 60 1 00 1 50 1 75 50 75 88 1 00 r 38 03 81 1 00 38 50 75 1 00 10 15 20 25 1 50 2 25 3 00 3 00 10 10 00 10 00 10 00 1 00 1 Hi *1 45 1 60 1 00 1 10 1 35 I 50 25 23 25 22 00 50 60 75 600 6 00 6 00 8 00 3 3 4 4 10 10 00 10 00 10 00 2 00 3 00 4 50 5 00 4 00 5 00 6 00 25 60 75 88 25 38 63 75 25 38 60 63 6 00 6 00 6 00 G 00 25 2f 25 50 50 50 50 50 5 7 10 12 6 10 H 15 50 <>: 7 1 Of 10 12 2( 25 60 75 I OC 1 00 25 38 5C 63 12 12 12 12 75 125 2 0( 2 50 10 10 00 15 0 ) 20 00 50 -50 75) 1 Off Faisons’ Pectoral 11 ittm of Car- I'nffceu, or Irish Moist A SAFE and certain remedy for coughs,colds, asthmas, the whooping cough, shortness of breath, spitting of blood, consumption, &c. It iB notorious tiiat coughs and colds aro the forerunners of most, if notail, of those deplorable disorders; tlie inconsiderate who neglect to re move them, even in their first aild second stages, do but too frequently realize the fuct. YVhen, therefore, wo reflect upon tho innumerable ob jects who are luboring under all thu calumitoiu effects of consumption, contracted by iiinttcution, our feelings subside into those of sympathy, and wo lameuttlwtso vnstaportiou ofmunkind should prematurely fall a sacrifice to those complaints,and linger months, nay, years, in torment and rogret But how ofteu might the pernicious effects of these cmnnlainls be obviated/ How often mipht an untimely grave be prevented? He who wish es to enjoy the blessings of health, with o firm and vigorous constitution,should consider that,coughs and colds, even in their first stages, not only affect tho lungs, and debilitate tlie system, but absolutely destroy them. Persous afflicted witli coughs or colds, generally presume they will subside sm taneously,but how vain is this presumpliou, hi different oftentimes U the case; indeed, such per sons do, in tho lunguagu of the leurned and admi rable Armstrong, forget they nre — — - ■ • •—— “Oft the source Of fatal woes, a cough that foams with blood, Asthmas, and inflammation of the lungs. Or the slow mincings of the hectic fire.” The true cause of these complaints, namely, coughs and colds,is a suppression of perspiratiou. The cold, the damp, thu foggy weather, or.the frequent chauges which take place iu the atmos phere, occasion the body to become affected. In consequence of that, the pores and outlets of the skin, which in time of health are always breathing out a fine fluid, become so shut up, that the per spirable matter, insteudof circulating freely thro* mo system, recoils upon the blood, fills tlie ves sels superabundantly, and vitiates its Quality'.— Hence, oftentimes,' the cougii or cold, though slight, settles upon the lungs, then terminates m habitual cough, confirmed asthmas, inflammation of the lungs, or that calamitous disorder, aeon sumption. The Pectoral Balsam of Carrageen, for coughs, colds, asthmas;whooping cough,short ness of breath and consumption, ig allowed to be one of the most safe and effectual remedies, and tlio greatest discovery ever made in tlie annals of medicine. It is a notorious fact, that in Irelaud, where this Mariuc Plunt is indigenous and the in habitants use it freely, consumptions rarely occur; it is held by them in the highest estimation for its excellent and salubrious virtues. Volumes would not be sufficient to contum the mass of individuals in Britain, who have it, and experienced its heal ing, balsamic, and salubrious virtues. It is used by persons ofthe highest distinction, and recom mended by gentlemen of tlie first medical talent) ns peculiarly effectual iu all those pulmonary com plaints. It promotes gentle perspiration,removes viscid phlegm, by an easy nnd sale expectoration, is highly salutary to the lungs and seldom fails entirely to remove that uneasy sensation, or tick ling in the throat, which excites frequent congh- iug. Nothing can he belter adapted to prevent the ill effects of damp air and foggy weather, nor cun any thing bo more excellent to take, when wet, damp, or wet in the feet, cold or shivering ill the body .after a shower of rain or fall of snow,&c. For sale by A. PARSONS, inn 25 24 - ■ ! U AS jmlretunwdfroraLw-i?otkwltht fufg# XX nnd splendid assortment of Foreign rail Domestic DitY'.GOODS, which will he soldot reduced prices for cash or sh6rt credit, consisting of .. 50 pieces French, Gorman and EAg* Merino# 50 do. Moualmde Laine* * 500 Rob Roy YVoolett Shawls, various sizes an# qualities ■ 500 yitrds Ingrain Carpeting, best quality 500 "do. Colton do. 1000 Pieces English, French and Affi.Calicoe# 10 bales 3-4 and 4-4 brown Iloniispun ft cases blenched Shirtings nnd Sheeting* 25 pieces white and red Flunnela 1000 do. Room Pnpor and Bordering 30 do. Satinets, assorted colors atia qtt&litid# 30 do. Apron Checks 25 do. Irish Linens, 20 do. Lottg Lawn 25 do, Negro Cloth, 20 do. NegrO Blanket# 100 pair Whitney, Rosoand Maekmatf -do. 300 doz. assorted Ilead Hdkfs, 10 cases do, Florence braid nfid plain Strm# Bonnets 25 niece* plain arid figured Silks, tfew style 25 boxes assorted Ribbons 300 dozen Ladies silk, cotton and worsted Hob# 200 do. Gentlemen’s woolen and cotton do. GO do. Ladies kid and silk Glove* 100 do Gent’s woolen ; kid and buckskin do/ 25 bales Baud Boxes Together with a choice assortment of silk, bruche* cotton nnd worsted Shawls, Lnces, plain, checked and figured Muslins, Shaker Bonnets, &c. Alx, on assortment of Ready Made Clothing, oct 23 210—ly cw Goods, New Goods T HE :.u‘ucriber has received arid now opening from brig Savannah and ship Celia, a largo on * • nnd extensive assortment of newest style Of Fun-' l0W cy ind Staple Goods, consisting in purt of the foE . owing nrtioles, viz: 100 .pieces Cordova Kersey* 120 do. Satinets 20 do. new stylo 44 French Print* GO do. do. English Calicoes GO do. black and cord Scotch Gingham# 30 do. Kentucky Jeans 10 do. YYliite Flannel 40 do. Red do. varidu* qiifalitie# 20 do. Muslin do Laines 100 5-4, 6-4 nnd 84 Chineille Shawl* 50 Merino Shawl* and Mantles 400 Shawls, various style* and qualitio* 100 pieces French and English Merino* 1 50 do. Pongee Silk Hdkfs.- 20 do. English Bnittalfield'Silk do. 50 dozen YVolen Gloves 20 do. Mens Buck nnd H.-S. Gloves 20 do. Ladies II. S^Gloves 20 do. do. Silk and Cotton GloV and Long Mins 50 pieces col’d and black SUks^owest styf 2 cases Canton Flannel 20 pieces new style Cossimere 20 do. Vestings 10 do. Broadeloths, Various qfftlitie* 30 boxes Bonnet, Cap Taffeta and Belt RRk lens 100 dozen silk, worsted and cotton Hose and 1 Half Hose 10 boxes Satin Ribbons, from No. 2 to 22 48 Ladies wliite Florence Bonnets AlU> 100 colored Bonnets YVhite and colored Satins, cdl’d Florences' White and black Crape Black Love Shawls, block Bombarins Nuns Hoods, and a geueral assortment of fesirahle goods. For sale by oct 29 A, BENNETT. A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR is tlie grandest ornament belonging to the human ». How strangely the loss of it changes the Jefferson Patrick Jenkins John Irvin miss Eliza Ilily John L Johnson Capt Peter Jones John Johnson D Jones mrs Elizubeth Jones mrs Anna * ».«. Jones Edward Johnston miss Rachael Justices Inferior Court Jolmstou Gen'l John Bryan County Kelly John^ Kinney Timothy Kelly miss Ann King Cupt John YV Jj k n Lewis miss Ann D Leeds Ilcnry M Leonard II Lennrr Catharine Lyman Charles Knapp CII Kramer Martha Klaap T Keen YVm Know els YVra Lane Denis Lavinder iniss Mary Lulur Felix Laffeily William Lmlson Joseph Ileury Lovoll Edwd &. Co Lewis E Ludeko Ledwio • M Maxwell mrs Surah AWMyddolton AngusUis Mnckny Wm Mmclim Patrick aasi-ra, 8Sj£»ts Martin Junto* JLddclton Clmrjes E Martinez Filomeuoz2 ,„Vn;-/ Malone John Mason Solomon Manttsy miss Mary frame. How strangely - . T countenance and prematurely brings on tlie ap pearance of old nge, which causes many to recoil ut being uncovered, and sometimes even to shun society to avoid the jests and sneers of tlicir ac quaintance; the remainder of their lives are con sequently spent in retirement. Iu short,not oven the loss of property fills the generous thinking youth with Unit heavy sinking gloom as does the loss of hi. Innr. To avert all these unpleasant circumstances,OldridRc's Balm ol'Cohllnbm stops the hair from fulling oll'ou the first application and a few hollies restores it again. Ithkowise produ ces eyebrows and whiskers; prevents tuo hair from turning grey, makes it curl beautifully, and flees it from scurf. Numerous certiheatea ofthe first respectability in support of the virtues ot Ol- dridge’s Balm, nre shown by tbo proprietors. ‘ ttFRend die following: Robert Wharton, F.«q- lam Mayor of Philadel phia, has certified, as may lie seen below, to the high character of die following gentlemen. The undersigned do hereby certify dmttvc have used the Balm of Columbia discovered by J. Ul- dridge, find have found it highly serviceable not only as a preventive against tho lulling otl ol hair, but also a certain restorative. WM. THATCHER, Senior, Melliodist Minister ip St. George charge. No. 86 North Fifth-street. JOHN P. INGLIS, *^1 Arch-street. JOHN D. THOMAS. M. D. 103Racc-st. JOHN S. FUREY, 101 Spruce-at HUGH MoCURDY, 043 rfouth7th st. JOHN GARD, Jr. 123 Arch-st. All packages ofless weight than 50 lbs or Tne?.- ButJuu.io}H.uiaii2AJeet25cpj)!a^fljv'h., -~ v » 1840. Freight at the above Rates and under the fol lowing Stipulations, viz: No claim for damages on articles carried by this Company, unless the packages are examined and identified in the presence of the Agent of Tran sportation, before the same are removed from the Depot. Not accountable for the leakuge ol Liquor, Oil or Molaseos, breakage of Gluss or Crockery ware, chafing of Bagging, Carriages or Chairs. Not accountable for breaking of Hollow- ware: no ituernal injury not clearly perceptible on tlie outside ofthe package, will be allowed tor unless established to have occurred on board the Car: not accountable for the decay of Perishable articles: not accountable for Live Stock: and no liability for goods evidently shipped iu had order, or for cooperage of Lime, Barrels or Packages of any kind whatever. ltis understood that this Company will not hold themselves accountable for mendings ol Cotton bales or for pillage, or damage by tho weather on auy freight after being landed at tne place of destination or lor loss by fire except Lot- ton and then only while in the Cars. IQP 3 GunPowder Prohibited. The law will be enforced against all persons attempting to smug gle it on tho Road. J. McFARLAND Agent, fob 4 W K know that health aud the ability to la! or c ' ** Patent Trusses. A LARGE supply of Hull’s, Mnroh s, Gloqd * & Heitzelmau’s superior Patent Spring Trasses,new patterns. Also, a fresh supply/» common Trusses for plantation use. Just rcceiv afirafi foraulo at reduce.. f^lCKSON. constitutes the wealth of tlie grout mass of toe people in this, as in most other countries. To preserve, therefore, that health by natural means is a grand murulutid political scheme, to fulfil which requires our utmost attention. The unprece dented popularity oudimivemlapprohationwhich this medicine has achieved throughout the United Stales, tlie Canadas, Texas, Mexicoand the YVest Indies, fully justify Dr. Peters iu warmly and con scientiously recommending them to the special at tention of tlie nfilicted. Dr. Peters has spent much time in experiment ing with different Y v egetuble Medicines For diseas es of the liver, und now offers his Vegetable Pills as tlie best, most convenient and cheapest Medt- cino that can be prepared for geueral use. One great quality of his Vegetable Pills h that they have tlie alternative principle combined with their carlhartic, or operative qualities, or that they not only demise the stomach and bowels by pur ging, hut they regulate tlie liver, change the mor bid secretion, strengthen tho digestive ©rgnnsppu rify the blood, invigorate the circulation, and gives tone and energy to the nervous system. They are mild and pleasant in their operation and convey almost immediate conviction of their utility from their first dose. They can be taken witli safety by persous of any age; and tlie feeble, tlie infirm, tlie nerv ous and delicate ure strength ened by their operation, because they clear the system of bad humors, quiet nervous irritability, and invariably produce sound health. , The Vegetable Pills nre a sure remedy for jaun dice, sick and nervous headache, dyspensy, cos tiveness, sicluiess of the stomach, heartburn, W. II. Lloyd-HIarket Square, H AS just received per recent anivala, 2 doz'Muslin Collars 4 do English Frilled do' 3 pcs black Silk Fringe^ do Wire Blond 2 do black fancy Blond 12 do Thread Luces, fido German do 8 do Lisle do, 3 do Wire Edging 4 do Blond Quiling, 12 do Plaid Swiss 14 do Beltings, 3 do Mantilla Lnce 4 do Grecian Net do, 5 do Bobbinet Lac* 8 do Spiunlfield Hdkfe,13 do Pongco liu'tuW 4 do plain Silk do, 3 do doJSntiu do 5 do Gents Brose Gloves 4 do Ladies do do, 3 d6 do Kid do' 3 do Gents Buck Gloves 2 do do II. S. do 8 do India Rubber Suspenders 3 do super do do ao 14 pcs uncut Velvet Ribbons ; . Also, n splendid assortment of Plain, Figure# and Changeable Silks. nov 30 Powdered Spices# C ilNNAMON, Black Pepper, African Pepper,- I Cayenne Pepper, Cloves, Nutmegs, bpice Ginger, &c. For sale by 8 POltCHER & LA ROCHE, Opposite the Market, ,l ec 6 Sign of tlie Golden Globe. ~ Doctor Eucu’s U NIVERSAL Strengthening Plaster, for sale by A. 1 PARSONS, dec 27 260 Pilot Bread. l/\ BBLS, landing from ship Newark, for >1II sale from the wharf,by jnn2l WASH BURN, LEWIS & CO. Grccu Ginger. . 2 BBLS of very fine green Ginger, just rccciv ed from Havana, und fo ^ ^ e A l [{ g0Ng> feb 6 Druggist, No. ~8 Gibbons* Range^ Biilsain of LIvcnvoiL A SUPPLY of Taylor * celebrated Balsam ol Liverwort, highly recommended for coughs, edde conau",1,6°.,, ^.',^received ^ojl for ihhij sn — 300 Dollars Cliallcnoc. T HE Genuine FRENCH PILLS ngmnstaU the QUACK NOSTRUMS of the age for ^ The French Pills are applicable to allcnses, for bilioim coumhdntsrfevers of ull kinds, and if taken cithersex, (warranted free from mercury,) rad a U,e eommeuoeiiient will invariably check their j possesses areal advantages over the Balaams oral progress, and save Urn patient from a protracted alHjquid medicines, being errttrely^free^ora all 200 White Lead, Oil. KEGS No. land2 Ain. White Lead rr. dO UO 50 es. Juat received poring Lamar, and nov II 222 —_ Tooth Wash. . J UST received, afresh supply of Chlorine and Orris’ Tooth Wash, for cleaning wid preserv- higtheteeffl. ttecolvad^fflrs^ goNS Magber Jno Mattox Michael M Mallet Lewis Meisingcr Peter Meldrum James Meager/. Timothy D Morwin James Miller mrs Henrietta Miller miss E Morris mrs Ann Eliza Morgan Jno B Mooney Jas Mutch lUram Murril William Monroe Aristarchus Muasey Charles Munson Charles L Milter, mrs F.leauor Minerva mrs Miluo Robert Ittc McNeill Archibald H 3 McDonald Christopher HI c Far laud Madison McCoy mrs Mary dec 13 Steel Pens, I N d ,^, 8r0atCSt r%ORNE WILLIAMS. Bale Ko»e. fifrk C01I.S, n very superior nrticlo, Tor sale 50 by WASllfiUUN, LEWIS &CO. dec 5 Prencli Chemicals S ULPHATE Quinine, Sulphate and Acetate of Morphine, Croton Oil, Oil of Black Pep- per, Kreosote, Pin(*rine, Prussic Acid, Ioume,Era- eUnii, Rxt. Nux Vomica, Ilydrodate, Potussa, &c Just received per Newark, and for sale by oct3 G. jl. HENDRICKSON ' McFarland Moses McIntosh Ishraaoi Naylor Jaino* Nayol James M Newcomb Williams O’Clency J O'Reilly Patrick Oram mrs Eliza A 3 Parisot mrs M L Parker Capt R U Pratt mrs Addison Palfnoi C M Parduo Thomas J Payne Abraham McCatrrey Lnurunco McGradg Hugh N Nostrand Georgo Norris Jas B O Oliver Geo Oraiigo Geo YV P Philbrick Jonas P Prime Stephen Capt Pinder mra M Tinder Joseph VV Poland Francis Porter Alphoiiso L The aged, and those who persist in wearing wigs may not always experience its restorative qualities, yet it will ccrUuidy raise its virtues in Hie estimation ofthe public, when it '^noTOtliat three of tho above signers are uioro than oU ) ears or line, and the othors not less tlian dU. [From the Mayor.] Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, ( C ity of Philadelphia. 5 I, Robert Wharton, Mayor of said city of Phi- ndelphia, do horoby eortifv that [ uui well aoquuml od with Messrs. J. P. Inglis, John 8. Fnroy. nnd Hush McCurdy, whoso names aro signed to tlie above certificate, Umt they are geifflemen of char acter and respectability, anil ns such full credit should ho given to the said certificate. fixed; tins ^^^TarTON, Mayor- Caution.—Observe that each bottle oftlio gen- 1 ton superior English pipes Linseed Oil, English 2 hlds Copal Varnish 4 do Lump Black, 2 do Irish Gluo Jnstraceived and WwUCMOJt. dec 12 PetUgrewHohcrt II2 PooroUNZ .lay,ns’s Indian Expoctoiant. F OR Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Consump tion, Asutma,-Spitting of Bloooil, Hoars e uoss, Whooping Cough, j5ifliculty ol Brmlhhig, nnd nlhor Puhnonnry iifioction«. £Koeelyod and for sale by JOHN E. STUAVV.LL, Corner of Broughton und j\Y hitakor-streets, jan2} 21 Boston & Handle, Market Square, Savannah, H AVE instore, mill ore receiving per various arrivals, a full supply of Groceries,Bagging, &c. Aiiioug which arc— JO hhds. St. Croix Sugar J1 do. Potto Rico do, CO hags Cofi'ee ... 150 pieces Bugging, 42,43 and 44 inchos 50 coils Bale Ropo 10000 do. BnfCro cured Bacon, Iluiiis.Sidcs, and Shoulders 3000 bushels heavy Maryland Seed Oats Canal and Balt. Flour, whole and 4 bbls. 10 casks and 25 boxes Goshen Cheeso ( 10 keffs rhoice Butter 20 4, to], und 20 4 bbls. Buckwheat Flour 10 boxes Sperm. Candles 6 nines Otard, Dupuy &. Co’s. 4th proor Brandy 5 do. Seignetto do. do. 5 do. Holland Gin 20 bbls. Peach Brandy 30 do. Rye Gin, 30 do. Whiskey ^Madeira, Teneriffe, Portand Sweet Mala ga Wines Butler and Wine Biscuit Almonds and Raisins, Tobacco 10 tons iron, ussorted 75 kegs Nails, &e AH of which thoy offer on accommodating teran ovtli nnd”dan2crons sickness. They a.rc invaluable in nervous and hypocondricof affections, loss of ap petite, and all complaints to which females nlono are subject. They operateasamddspeedy purge, and are a safe und certain remedy for worms in "'"Extract or u letter from Dr Gurney, of Now- Orleeus, La.Oct. 0,1837.— 1 ‘I have received much assistance in my practice! espeoiifflyinjaund.ee and yellow fever; Irani Urn use or Peters MU. I presume Unit, on an overage, I prescribe 100 hox- e " Stractof'ii letter from Dr. Pritchard, of Hud- sou, Ncw-York, Junes, 183d.-‘;lwqsaware Umt Dr. Voters was one of -the best chemists in the U. States, nnd felt assured that be would some day (from lii» inUtnntn knowledge of the proper he* of herbs and drugs) produce nn efficient medicine, and I must acknowledge that Ins Vegetable Pills fully respond to iny expectation, rhev aro, in deed, a superior medicine nnd reflect alike upon the chemist, tho physician, und the phylosopher. Extract of a letter from Dr, Watnos, of Cm cinnafi, Feb. 2,t838.-'‘Your Pills are the nuldcst in their operations, and yet most powerful in their effects, of any 1 have ever met with in my prac tice of eight nnd twenty years. Their action on the chyle,aud hence on tho impurities of tlie blood ailliauiu meuiutiuoi b —„—y , , .■ snieU, and consequently do not effect the breath, thereby preventing the possibility of a discovery while using them. , Besides this important advantage they never dis agree with the stomach, and in tlie first stages ot the disease they usually effect a cure in a few days,’ with little regurd to diet or exposure. In tho most obstinate stages of the disonse, thoy are equally certain, having cured many after every otherVemedy had failed. lit short, they have been so universally successful, Unit that the propnetoV challengesaiiy one to produce n remedy ofeqnaj certainty, under it forfeiture of Three Hundred, Dollars, ^rsn^by^ ^ T. M. &. J. M. TURNER; Price $2 per box. aug 5 164 ly • j , C .Jan Dear Sir—I have made frequent w*e of your Pills iu the incipient stage of bilious fever, und ob* stinate constipution of the bowels; also, in the en largement of the spleen, chronic diseases of the liver, sick headache, general debility, and iu all ca ses have found them to he very effective. J. B. Boyd, M. Dc Harrison’s Specific Ointment, XNOIt the cure of YVhite Swellings, Scrofulous Jt; and other tumors, Ulcers, Sore Legs, omand fresh Wounds. Sprains and Bruise*, Swellings and Inflammations, Scald Head, YVoumn a Sore Breasts, Rheumatic Pains, Tetters, Eniptums, Clulbitins, Whitlows, Biles. Corns and External Disoases generally. It is likewise greatly superi or to any medicine heretofore discovered for the chafedbacks and limbs of horses; forrmg worms; chapped lips—nnd in short, for every external bo- dily evil that may' fall to the lot ot mun or beast/ F0r8Ule by G. R. HENDRICKSON, and T. M. & J. M. TURNLBi Price 50 centu per box: 5 164—ly ' Having i MncKLENBeno Co. Va. Feb. 7,1637. ig used Dr. Peters' Pills in my practice for aug u 20 Perfrimed Soap. BOXES Hall’s fine perfumed Soap,, * - . , jav bars and lurge cakes, just received per the last 12 months, I take pleasnro m g £ iVilsoii Fuller aud for sale bv .. testimony of thoir good effects.in case. oNys- Wdsou R HENDRICKSON. nensia, sick headache, bilious fevers, and other diseases, produced by inactivity ol the liver.— Orcen.Gingers ’ F — J -IIJ :»,■< 5«imr the best rt J,BS superior green Ginger, suitable gSlllU for preserving, Ac. just received by brig Ogletitorpe, and forsatafg Thoy ore a safe and mild aperient, being the best article of tho kind I have ever used. ijKORoE C. Scott, al. u. This celebrated Medicine is for 8>de by all the nrmninnl Dnnrrists in Savannah and throughout Ste United StiiSs, tho Canadas, Texus, Mexico, and dm West Indies. Price 50 eena per box, with .fnMreetierts. ^ 1.5,, jen>» Olivo Oil. BASKETS superior Ohv^OiUor^ 1 * V,

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Daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1839-1840, February 07, 1840, Image 1