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I/rug Chemical W areliouse, .Pt th'esdjymer if • Whitaker and Congress streets, S had's Buildings. FRANCIS J. LAY, OFFEUS .9T WttfLESJILE OH UETjIIL, * Genuine Drills, ‘Medicine#, Perfumery, etc. X\r AEK.VN I'F.D Fresh, and of the first qna ▼ * \vy, at the Lowest prices. Amongst which are Antimony crude Rlmharb root Alcohol do powdered Aloes thict. do hepat Red Perclpitate’ Arrow root A : ns seed Rose water, Rosin Assafietiut, Alum Kust of Iron Ang hdarOot Gum elastic, Spatulas Angostura bark Scales and weights Ar,.,u fords Marble mortars Atnirmjnial wine Curnposi'ion do Iron do Arseinfc Ivory rejection pipes Act | muriatic, do nitric •■do syringes ‘ do nitrous, do tartaric Syringui quarts inboxs do sulphuric do pints, do } pints Pant yellow, dp red do male and female do pale, do in quill Congress & spring watr. Buils'iSaijV va Lemon acid and” thin ina, do Peru Soda powders / do Tolu Salts of.Lemon r , ’ Cologne water Brtrsx ref‘d Wash balls Burgundy Pitch Windsor soap Bole Armenia ;■ Transparent do Beeswax yellow Liquid do do 1 white®-- Lows perfumed do Bri .sU*ie roll Naples do “do ref'd _ Pomatumin sticks ■ C:v.ter Oil AinMVjj/n do in pots assorted do do W India Rosewater Castor Russia Lavender do Camphor ref‘d Fancy vials Cab on el opt Essences ass’d Ca itharf lrs, d6 pulv Sal Ammoniac CaiYtmomile (lowers do Volatile •Caiiella alb. do soda Caraway seed do Rochelle Cardamon aeed do Tarter Cascarilla bark ‘ do Epsom Car ia, Cinnamon do Glauber Castile map white do Niter refined d:> . colored Solut Arsenic flours Cloves, Cochineal Spts Ammonia Couim'oo root, do powd do hartshorn Chalk prepared do Lavender compil’d Coriander seed . do Wine Cream Tartar pulv do oartiphor Corrosive sublimate .do Nit Dulc “Carniine Sassafras bark Conserye roses Sassapai'illa Naustie Lunar Sponge fine, do course Dragons It ini.d Saffron Spanish Digit •’.* s do English Dover, v||ers d> American Epson’ vit's Eng. Savin,s; rma AJex JBUter, Ergot Spermaceti Eio;-r i)hs;,'..*ii9 Snake root Virg B4r<- ‘ - dq seneka, squills do No 1, 2 bnd 3 Stores, satis hartshorn Elixir aragoric Sugar (.cad dp vitriol Syrup squills F.xt-act emitter do simple do ‘.gentitt i, do Lead I’iv t Emetic, Tapioca Flour sulphur Tibet Moos compil’d ( do benzoin do Myrrh,- Flax seed .Fenneldo dtf Valerian. Filings steel, do Iron do snake root do Assafretida Glauber salts do Benzoin comp’d Galls Aleppo do .Calithat’ides fiaffjamim. Ginseng do senna Goff Thread do Rhubarb , tb 1 ltia i root do bark huxhams Liar. Antirtony do Peruvian bark Gi -r. race do Opium, do castor il't powder’d do Muriat Iron Gratia pau-disv do oolumborout Cum ammoniac do Kmo, do Jalap and > s aegal do gniac, do Valerian do arable, do *powd do Gentian comp and Tio kino, do benzoin A ioegar distilled do trairacantn do squills dA nae, do Myrrh Aderianroot • •<! siie'iac, do Cops. Vitdolatated Tartar to VssticU Vitriol white, do biue Ho g-.m,boge do green J c im.viv Patent medktne £?c ,1 -rebore black Batemans drjps fin white British Oil ‘ Dii'Ca Ftcra Essence peppermint It nev. do of squil’* Stougirtons bitters SI ‘mans anodyne Godfrey’s cordial t-.md.iss Steers Opodeldoc • licuanhaor hippo rurluigtuns balls jjUr, Juniper berries Odbey/carminative ’ Laudanum ’DattsCfmr Liquorice mot Harlem oil or medeca uSpo vderei, do ball meihtnm a- refined Oil Wotjnseed Li f wa'. or, Lead dot Pills, Lees New London a.g vs.a Lump do dsJ V.inaham do powdered . do Amlersons do s null square do Hoopers do calcined . do Calomel M ...nu flake, do sorts do Opium Mm on, vlusk Pru-joan Blue, 12 & 3 Mustard seed, Mace Fig blue, Kings yellow Hu iiu e*, N-ux vomica i >pp * & % OAw t peelV luktf white, Guiimnd ’ OxVmVi -quilis Ivory blaca, lamp ilo Oil peoni royal Indigo Spanish do turpenti e Black Lead, red do Jo uinsev, do olive l.it.aige do n. ppu- o.nt . Ferrule senna Jo Spearmint, do saving us ter Oi, in phials do rosemary Foregone do do oi itfa num Laudanum do do cbiV.amoti Antimmiial wine do do worm seed Tmct Rhubarb do do Lavender Assafctt.da t o do i-orrnw ood Hals cap ita do do mnisseed Sweet Oil do and juniper SptsLavend, com. do do ~Cloves do camphor do do almonds, do Lemon’ do hartshorn and bergamot * f f** *\‘. ler T do s,. -it'r s dt l urpentme do ■io >,o dock Cald ml do ( F.’.oel “ and do enriice t Tartar Emetic do do iV i ntergreen • hottlss, do‘Vitriol Mine bitter* ®intmeo- mr.e Bids hartsHmn do liatsi-on •) S-veet V.ter , , do lurpentme j Simqle Sweet 0.1 io Red pererptfate castor do •Io Sw'i Flies Am -rican and W I v,nk root, Pearl Ashes w.?tmg Pua l R. irlev Hotton Stone . ’ Pumice do P/i'ltcr ncrcuml Powdered blue do A limsS ‘ , ' tV ' h VerSon,^Chinese %vi :i IG!ue1 G!ue do v ~n, do blistering- 1 ’ v l % x ° L ’ nnamoj viaiflta I do rasp’d Quicksihrs? do Lavender'’ Eaa Lemon Clown do do Evans’ Calc’d Magnesia Bergamott Ffisom salts, rhubarb Spring Lancets Peruvian bark Tooth instrumentsyi . Cheltenham salts Bougies, Galla pots Hemrys calc’d magnesiaMacaboy sn li‘ Stomachic bitters Liquid blacking Worm Lozenges French do Aromatic Tooth paste Black sealing wax Hincklevs remedy forHed wafers, ass’d do j the piles Tooth brushes com j Fever Powders do silver wire 3 and Thompson’s eye water, rows j large and small Cupping and Trepaning i I’atent Itch.oihtment instruments Ref’d Liquorice Maleond feinale silver do in boxes, do com catheters Patent spring Trusses White leather skins common do Eng. mustard by the lb. Durable Ink in canisters Med ink powder Ground Ginger, race do Black do Pillboxes Cloves,cinnamon Vat corks, bottle do Balm Quito 1 Wax tapers Churches cough drops ; j Nmenbergh do for coughs,colds,con- \ ! Patent taut sumptions, asthmas, Thumb Lancets &c t c do common Cephalic snuff, for ca di clew leys ‘ turrits.” Shipmans Garden Seeds, assorted, in boxes, , —ALSO A general assortment of Surgical Instruments, Shop Furniture, P/rials, assorted,from half drain to 8 oz - All those who wish to purchase, will phase call ad examine for themselves. ian 1 Hit I'li- URE E. BItANDIN’S, Genuine ■ mti-lihemnatic Salve. Vj'IIIS well ajtproved remedy, has been by I. many repeated trials found tu excel all oth ers as yet offered tothe public, for the cure of all sorts of Rheumatism; its elficacy in giving’ speedy relief in this- Com plaint, is astonishiiig ! 1 not only in easing the pain, but in dissolving! the coagulated ly rnpli which fixes,itself on va-1 rious parts, and by continuing to remain station- : ary, produces incut-cable lameness Moreover it is an excellent remedy toallay the pain of the Gout, Paralytic Pain, help local Palsy, obviate j Gangrene, remove fheCratnp, the Tooth-Ache,, and the Crick in the back. It is superior to al most every other application for burns & scalds, and if applied immediately, extracts the fire al most instantaneously It infallibly cures bruis es and sprains, broken breast, sore nipples, ul cers and sores. It is good for the mumps, sore throat, the hooping cough, the piles, and any kind of pain or ache. When mercury has been used and by reason of a cold becomes fixed (as it commonly docs) i.;i the joints, by which means a joint swells, is stiff and painful, by applying the Anti-liheuma tic Salve, one may expect to be relieved in a short time; however, in some very cbstii .ate cases, or of long standing, the warm.bath may! lie had recourse to with advantage, previous to F using the Salve. The author being well known in the treat- j! rtu nt and cure of Rheumatism, assures the pub- j io, that neither mercury nor any of its coin- j pounds, in any shape whatever, nor any ingre dient injurious to health, enters the composi tion of the Anti-Rheumatic Salve, winch is oil ,r ----ed to the public not as a cure all, but as an ex cellent amt as an excellent ami safe remedy for external application. Me relies no the Salve to recommend itself. “ t No sea vessel should be without this very val uable Saive, and all families ought always to : keep it in their houses. Certificate of Or. Thomas Fitch, JYo. 127 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia. I the Subscriber, a regular practitioner in ■ Physic and Surgery,mow a citizen and inhabit- \ ant of the City of^Philadelphia, do comfy anil! say, that I have Examined Doctor Pierre E. Brandin’s Genuine Anti-llheumatn: Salve, and anil having had it in my family, and for the good and benefit of the pub'ic, I do recommend it , luid particularly to those who are afflicleit with - corr.plainte fur which its Author recoin- , mends it. In faith of which, I have signed , the present Certificate this day, (Kttober the 34th 1815 Signed. THOMAS FITCH. Witness, Peter II m. Gautier. Certificate of David - tyres. I David Ayres,do hereby testify, that I have been much troubled with the Cronicai Rhea mutism, or Wandering Gout for years, hearing of Dr. l’ierre E Brandm’s Genuine Anti-Rheu matic Salve, I bought a small box for trial, And finding it gave me immediate relief, and answer ed mv purposes better than any thing of the 1 kind as yet offered t > the public, induced me to . buy one of his large bbxes One of m v daugh ters for some lime was sorely afflicted with t’.iles breaking out in various purls of In r body, ad were very troubles..no to her, ihe applied the said salve (as directed) to her bites, m a tew minutes tier lutes were easy, and in a short uni. cured. Therefore from the g mil that 1 and niy family has received from l)r P E. B’s Gen uine .-inti- \heumatic Salve, I freely recommend it othe public, wishing my fellow creatures to be relieved as 1 have been, considering the said save as far as my knowledge will admit, to be an excellent, safe and.extraordinary remedy for external application and doubt v helher any other can surpass it In faith of which 1 have sigiltd and delivered, the present ceip.iticate in presence of Peter \\ m Gautier. Signed, DAVID AYRES, Philadelphia, Oct.2i, IS If. To which are added several other certificates from respectable persons that accompany the I Medicine. A fresh supply of the above genuine ointment just received direct from die Patentee per the ship General Carrington, and for sale by FR ANCIS J LAY, Agent. Corner of Congress and H'hilaker-sts. . hadd’s Buildings, Savannah. april ’6 Or Ilf'S. Medicines , Oye Stuffs. JAU VN ; ISJ LAY having just received an in voice offretsh Medicines, tic.. tiers them to hole-ale *.r retail dealers on the most moder ate terms. —viz. Gum Opium, Gum Camphor Castor Oil, Borax, Indigo Ipecacuanha, or Hippo Henry’s’ calcined Magnesia Cream of Tartar, powdered Jalap Leer New-London Pills Jandfords Bark, C dome!, CentharUles Sweet Oil, F.ssuice Spruce together with agene r al assortment of every ar ticle in the Druggist line—-ill warranted to be of the best quality N.B Physicians prescriptions, family and sea Medicine Ohes's, put up with mutness, ac curacy and despatch - , june 7 ; t Haim of Qjiito, £\ FRESH supply jus* r* oeived by tli s’ ip ak\Ai Augusta, afid for sale by FRANCIS J. LAY* VALUABLE LATENT FAMILY MEhICLXES. FRANCIS J/LAY, -dgent for Dr. Isaac Thompson, New-London. ( Conn.J “TTJ AS just received and on hand the follow iU ing, ail of which have l>een in use fort, number of years p&si, in almost every part of the United States; have been highly patronis |ed by people of the first respects bility , and ap j approved of by those who have had occasion t . i make use of them, for the cure ot those disoir ( • ders lor which they are severally calculated ])r Lee'3 Genuine ('Windham) Billions Pills, Universally known and u“e-d throughout the li nked States as a family .M dicine. The fame of these Pills has become so great, that many have attempted to counterfeit them—to guard against this, the proprietors have procured a sterocy pe label, and each box of genuine Lee’s Tills will i hereafter be enclosed in one of these labels, | with these words on the sides: “Lee’s Genuine* Windham Bilious Pills,” and on the end of the label the words “Samuel Lee, patentee, and I. Thompson, agent and joint proprietorand should any be ottered for sale without said la oel on them, the purchaser may be apprised that they are counterfeit. Dr. Thompson's Celebrated Eye Water, For the cure of inflamed and sore eyes of al most every description. This valuable prepar ation comes highly recommended from the most | respectable sources. Price 50 and 25 cents a {bottle. Dr. Dawson's Genuine Itch Ointment, 1 A certain and safe cure for that disagreeable complaint, as well as other eruptions of the ; c lcin Price 37 j cents a box. Thompson's Aromatic Tooth I ■ Paste, For whitening and preserving the Teeth—it | may be used with’the greatest safety. Prb-e ; 50 eet 1s a box Specific Drops for the Tooth Jiche, Which, in almost every case, give instant relief) in that distressing complaint. Price 37£ cents a bottle. “ Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, For coughs, asthmas, consi mptions, &c —A ve- j ry valuable medicine in those complaints. Price j 50 cents a bottle. also — , Dr st-else's Asmatic Pills, For coughs, colds, as. hmas, consumptions, ci’c Fltesi Pills give immediate ease in ail asthmas, difficulty ofhreaUiii g, hoarseness, catarrhs, £?c. while the gentle-expectoration they promote discharges those obstructions that occur in ti e glands, acrimony that arises, aid every specie:, of congealed phlegm. Prepared by W.T Con way. Price gl. Dr. Anderson's Cough Drops A most valuable medicine for coughs and onsiiniptioiis. Price gl. Prepared by James ! Veileii, Hud-on, N. Y Dr. llelfe's Holanical Drops. Tneso Drops are a most certain remedy for the scurvy, St. Anthony’s fire, scrofula, leprosy, salt rlu um. scald head, pimpled and carbtmcled laces, foul festerings,eruptions, fevt rsorcs, sore tegs,sere eyes and ulcers, and every disorder arising from an impure state of the blood and juices—and superior to any other medicine for spring physic. Prepared by W. T. Con way.- Price SI- Dr.. udler'B Asiatic Lenativc , For Fain.. This Medicine is a never failing remedy for the tooth ache, heal ache, and other diseases; is patented by the United Slates, and recom mended as a most valuable medicine by tln.se who have experienced its good effects Prt ;>ared by the patentee, Ezekiel Audler, of New Yo'-k. Pric- gl The above valuable Family Medicin -s will be sold wholesale or retail, at the corner of Con gress and Whitaker streets, Shadd’s Buildings Savannah, . 1 feh S Ehe u matis m Cu j ed. IUST r-.-ceiv} and a fresh supply of that justli celel.'-ated Dt-. P E Bramlins genuine A nil Rheumatic Salve, for all rheumatic affections The above highly esteemed medicine stands preeminent—its superior efTf acy has been at tested ’ by a number of very respectable per sons, who have been laboring under that dis tressing disease It is now offered Tor sale i ectfrom tlie patentee by * FRANCIS J LAY, Druggist, sole Agent, corner of Congress and Whitaker stretts, S;oaniiali. j n 22 47 liogtrs’ Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent. I SOVF.UFIuN r. nmdy for coughs, catarrhs, I A asthmas and consumptions. In a cl mate] so variable as ours, where “the changes of the] -,v atbet are trequei i'.v sudden and unexpected and wh- re consumptive symptoms are so vety prevalent it is highly recommended No meiii cine perbr-ps that has ever been offered to the public has roved more successful hi ait aflec tions of the lungs than Dr. Rogers’s Vegilable Puimimi- Detergent. A small quantity or the above valuable medicine has just been received dir ct from the patentee, at and for sale bv FRAN LIS J. LAY, Druggist and Chymist, Shad’s buildings cor ner if Congress and Whitaker-sts. Savannah. i'i'.V 2 54 j BUG DESTU YING TINCTURE. “Tir'd JSatitre’s soft “estover balmy sleep, He like the ■world, /.is ready visit pays It here fortune smiles ,- the wretched heJorcalces Swift on his and -wny pinions flies from bed Tl ith Bugs infested ; and gilds the Couch Os Prudent house wife t • After the most minute research and experi ments made on its efficacy. Dr. Berthelot now! confidently assures the public, that he has in- i vented a mixture which will most infallibly des- 1 troy those unwelcome disturbers of our repose, b’ applying it t-> the furniture which they infest. There is no danger in its use, and it is perfectly i free front ungrateful smell. I As Dr. B. is dpsirous that which he now offers 1 to suffering humanity may r commend itself by its use, he abstains from all t at panegyric too often accompanying the most contemptible nos 1 trums. i June 12 38 ’ , In Council , MAca27-, 1822. x + ipyA°MMUNICAT ION from the Medical So /fluffry was laid beti'te tlie bo- id and read t earing date, January 19.1822. Whereupon resolved that the communication fioni the Medical Society of this city in relation t< the act of the .as! I.egi laturc for the s i;> pression of Quackery be received and that the san e be published as is required by law, in all i the Gazettes in this city. Attest “ M. MYERS, c. c. I’ AN ACT - •” To establish a tribunal to enquire into the-quafi fications of persons claiming to practice Me dicine, Surgery, h mi da ifery, jvithin t’ e city of Savannah, and to grant cmtiticates to the same if f. unit properlyjtiiu iii. and Whereas, it appears by airenorinl of the 1 Mayor and Aldt t nn. h of the city of Savanwh, that the good people of tlie s.id city, and s | pecndly the poor N. illiterate people thereof, t.:,.i e . suffered he,-etodu e nuichcti from the want cf j proper laws t o seguiate the prac'ice ofmedici4 -urgery, and midwifery therein, the co;*f quettce of which want has been the iodise imin at- and arrogant pretensions and undertakings of mam utdearnod and emoirical persons to ’ practice therein in the said arts; And w hereas, j sound policy an ! a proper regard for the healths iand lives of the citizens of a commercial, poutt j lous, and grow eg city, require that ti.e legisla ture should guard against such an evil for the ! future: ! § 1 Re it there,ere enacted byMhe senate and 1 house of representatives- f tlie state of Geor gia in general assembly nu t, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of tint same, That the Georgia Medical Society stiib'ished in the city of Savannah shall be invested wi h and pos eased < f fad p*. wer and authority to examine, inquire into, : nv, st : gate, anddctr-rmine on th . professional qua ificaiions, ainmrnts, aid r-j,.. 1 j pacitii.s of-.ill ‘•!!.<■! every person nr persona claim- j j ingtoprac-icc with ;t ii- limits- ftlie said city the ! | said arts us medicine, sir pery and. midwifery, i or in any two or <-♦ e of them, and to g> ao t certifi cates of qualification under th, common seal ] of the said society, or, if there be no common ! seal, under the signs manuel of their ripesi jleut r.nd secretary, tb him, her, or litem so | ekiimmg Sod mniring application therefor, if, by a majority of srid society, he, she or they shall be deemed duly learned and qualified And it shall be the duty of tlie members * f the. Said J society, when-application sltrll he made by any I etron or pi ikons for his, her, or Tu ir examina tion to the end aforesaid, to convene at tluir customary p'acc if ir.eoti- g, and to decide upon the appli-aid’s petition, within ten days after they si all ha-e been summoned to convene by their r resident, or in his absence, sickness or other innbfity, by the person or persons dia charging his .Inti,:. <r if there be not any such person or persons, aft or < hey shall have I een sum mnnedh.y their secnet-ry And it shall be tlie duty o', the said p-esulynt, person or persons r erfoTmiiighis duties, or.v’c-'etary, to summon each and evetv member of tlie said society, or a written citation, expressing the object of the meeting, the name or names of the applicant or applicants, an:! (lie day if he examination, within ten days after the-applicution shall have] ten made to him or them: Provided always, I ‘liat prior to the examination of any and even * applicant, the members if the said s cfetv shall seve'-aliy take a iTemu oath, to U’ administered by the may or or i* y alderman of tuc city of Sa vai-m-.h. well, truly, and impartially tu examine and decide upon the attainments and qualinca ,ii*iis of the applicant or applicants, and to g'-mn certificates of qua dicetion to him, h.?r, ortiiem. I if, in *heir jiidgm.-i-.ts, he, she, or they’shal! b/- found duly learned and q ahfi-r .t, to practice in the said arts of su r gery,medicine hi and midwife ry, or in any two or one of them: And provided •also, that in their examination the said society shall be restricted uid confined id the investiga tion of profession 1 attainments and cap acity ah ne v . without regard to am former or'present professional or moral reputa’iomawl shall not at aby tube require as a test of qualification, or any ‘degree of evidence thereof, that. a->y applicant should have obtained a diploma from any medi cal college or university, or should have studied thereat, or elsewhere. § 2 And be it fiirilier enacted by the authori ty aforesaid, That if, after application hall have het.'i made, agreeably to the provisions of this act, the President of said society, or other-per son or per ong, perforr ing l is duties, or there being no such person or persons, if the secreta r of said society . hall refuse, or t-ta'l delay til! after the time heretofore preset ibed to issue summons for cun’ ening tlite members, or if he m they shall appoint a day lor their courting the members, or if he or they shall appoint a day for their convening mure remote than the tenth day from tin-day of the date of the cita tion, tin person hr persons a> plying may sever, ally institute an i.etion or suit at taw in ti e su periopor Inferior courts of the county of Chat ham, against the said President, or person or persons i informing tus duties, or against the -yere'ary to recover damages against him or t hem,in his or their individual capacities, for his r their refusal or delay, or improper appoint- I it, . nt And it after being summoned to convene, I the said society shall fail to do sd on the day ap- I printed m the citation.or afterwards on an ad irurned day, but a day within the time hereto -1 fir p>escribed for their convening, or if, hav ing convened, they sha l severally fail to take Tie oath aforesaid,-or having, taken such oath, ■dudl fail to proceed to the eiarru-ition afore sank and to a decision thereupon or if the said society ‘hall in any respect violate provis ions of this act, it shall be the duty of the Judge [ -if the Superior-court of the county ot Chat ham, upon the petition of the pari\ injured, 1 setting forth any such failure or violation and; supported by his affidavit of t lie truth of such peti- j lion, to grant as amatterof right, facias, directed to the president and members | of said society requiring thm to shew cause: at the nfextteimof Tie said court, why their i charter or act of incorporation should pot bei deemed forfeited. A copy of this and of the : petition shall be served upon the president oy seen tan, and if the allegations be denied, an j issue shall be join *d, and the facts be tried by j a jury eropannelled and sworn as in other cases. It’ the aljegationsaif the petition be found to be true, or if they bo admitted, and no good cause be shewn for the former failure ov violation, it slta 1 be Tie duty -•{ the court, upon application j I of tl)eqm(-*y injured, to appoint a day not morej | remote than ten days, on which the society shall I convene, and conform in every thing to the re- j qui-ert ents of this act, anil to the order for this purpose no return shall be received from said .society but one of absolute com Uuwe under ] oath of the President or Seeretar*'; which re 1 ! turn snail be filed in the clerk’s ofli - w ithin 5 days after the : p jointed day. ‘ * failure to ’ make socli return, the Judge ofsa • , ntrl shall, 1 in vacation, award a judgmept. < * forfeiture of the charter, upon application asraforesaid; and execution shall issue for costs as aforesaid. 1 §3. And be it further cr.vu I h-t* - ty aforesaid, That if any pern- „ | ed a certificate, tie or she nr„v .... : examination, after a lapse c.f'-< ,t\ : ' 1 l f • shall be the rimy of tlie said sc y • a jam number r-f application's, and to Vi L C *‘'° j each ‘application to the pro vis: Os,, ; ■' K: ‘‘ ’ 1 ! --•* subject to ail its responsihiiit’: e , (the interval between any tw.o'.ppliA!:‘-.;."‘,' u | not less that sixinom Its . 1 v '“’ - ‘ §4. And be it .uiiher enacted bv (!><• i ;ty aforesaid. That if any person clairnkJ"^ I p-actice in the said arts, or in any two ■ - J them, in the said city, shall presume | openly or covertly, i.ot having obtained a j ficate of quab, cation, u shall not be lawlnlf’ j such person to recover in any court of (.'••• W j equity in this state, his or her fees o: cC.*’ i for services ‘ done wit hin the city of S-iv^^f 8 ’ nor slia.il it be law ful for any conapam or , ! ! nership of uticei-lificated persons, ami such-. 1 * ‘son shall be moreover liable to j rt.s:-ciuii,'T* [indictment in the Court of Common Vh j Oyer and Terminer of said city, at use (Stance of the mayor and aldermen of [said city, or of any com- on ii.Fornir * i Bonds of prosecution shall be given a s i cases arising under the penal iav.s ofthi,i.'.! te . { if at tire instance of tlie mayor and aidermeii’ ; the bond shall be given by some pefson'ictin” [under their sanction or authority, otherwist bv the common informer, and upon the lirtt coif, i viction, the accused may be fined by the court | in a -wtn not excelling one hundred dollars uid ;on each subsequent conviction, in sum not es- I ceeding two hundred dollar.-, besides ccstt"” I prosecution in each case: one half of the j shall be paid into tue treasury of the eiiv~ ’ jvannali, or to tlie, common informer, and the ! other ha;fshall be equally divided betvien the ] Union -ociety and the Feqtale Any lurr, Society jtor the benefit of the orphans and children [of said societies. j §5. And he it furtlu r enacted by the ritithcr . ty aforesaid, That , o part of tin- act shau b,- so I construed as to effect any person er x.-ersora [now practising, or ciainiii.g to practice m u ; a said city, in the said arts, or imn y ;(vu or ore .f them, and now residing in the said chv, or wlvo shall be engrged in the p aviice of’the same, or of any two or one oi then: i herein, oa or before the firot c.ay <-f February next. § 6. And be it fur-iher euacted by the autho rity aforesaid, That it the Georgia Meuicat So. ciety shall communicate to the Executive ce partmeiT of tiiis -:tato, on or Ik tore the said Ti -t Jay of Februa y next, their r.cceofance of this act as an act additional fb their charter, and that they are wi ling to be bound by us contiiioa and requirements, tins act shat) from thence forth commer.ee in full andcompii te operation, but otherwise shall be totally null atsd void And be it also enacted, that tin; said'society shall; before the said first day ot Fid- ghe no* | tice of their said accoptasicu to the Mayor and Aldermen of the said city of Savaui.ali’ whose duty it shall be to make said acceptance public by advertisement in all ti.e public gaz- .its- of the s id city, three times a week, tor the space of one calander month. § 7 And be it further enac ed by the aatlio lily- foresaid. That in the ev, lit of the accept ance by the skid sooie v of tiiij act, agreeably to the aforesaid -ection, this act shall contiimeimi til the first day of Jaltuary, one (hoti-and tiqid hundred and twenty-six, and no longer. Daviii Ahams, Speaker of tile House of Repress utat v--s. Mat ii i: w Txuurr, President of the Senaie. Assented to 25th n.-c. 18 . l John Clauk, Governor. • PUUh VE'S InGpS I ; Os the Lairs if the State of Georgia. r SUII. undersigned having cootraca , 1 . to print g for the alote a certain number of cop. ts notv issue prpusals for furnishing to those v.ko may become subscribers, a digest of the iawstf the stiitt of f ieorgia, containing all statutes, aiid the substance of resolutions of a general aid public nature, and now in force, which liate been passed in this state previous to the session of the general assembly of Decen.bc-r IG2O. With occasional explanatory notes red connect ing referenens, and a list of the statutes ttpeai ed of obsolete. * To which is i.dcd an appendix,-Gofitaipitiglke constitution of Lie United States, the coi.sti- Lution of the stale of Georgia; as amended, tlia statute of frauds and perjuries, the habt-as cor pus act, Wc. &c. with a copious index Compiled by he a; pointment and under the authority of the general assembly, by Oi.lVfß II FRINGE, There are-few so ignorant as not to know that a work like this, if even tolerably exectit ed, must possess extrinsic value. The compil ation of this book is allowed by competent jud ges, to be performed in a very masterly man ner; and the well known character of the gen tleman v hose name it bears, lot bids the ids* of any deficiency of industry or talent, in exe cuting: -he important service confided to him by the legislature. 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