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Grand Pennsylvania State Lottery.
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Ten Prizes of 810.000 ! and 100 of
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F.QU AL TO
8200.000!!!
SCHEME.
. id Prizes of 810.000 is 8100.000
100 do. of 1.000 100.000
i do. of 50.000 50.000
1 do. of SO.OOO 20.000
4 do. of 5.000 20.000
36 do. of 500 ‘ 18.000
200 do. of 100 20.000
5000 do. of 40 200.000
5352 Prizes. . 8528.000
10648 Blanks.
16000 Tickets.
IC?* Less than two Blanks to a Prize.
The Prizes only will be drawn in this Lottery, consequently it will be completed
in Ten Bays’ Drawing*
George Latimer, - ) f" T r
Isaac Worrell, C T >
-Thomas Lsifer, $ £ Andrew Bayard.
The above scheme may be Considered the most, brilliant ever offered in the United States,
Hot less than tuirty.five valuable Prizes will be drawn each day.
In the last class of this Lottery, more than a proportionate number of High Prizes were
Said and immediately paid at this office.
C. H. HAYDEN $ CO.
Lottery and Exchange Office.
IC? 9 Tickets in whole, halves, quarters and eights, in the greatest variety of
numbers.
july 7 23
Niotice.
THE copartnership ofISAAC COURSE & SOb
will expire on the Ist of June next; all per
sons indebted are called upon to pay their ac
counts, and those having’ demands are requester
to present them for payment previous to tha
day ; after which, the business will he conducted
in this place by Isaac Coursf, who is fully au
thorized to settle the nld Ponoorn. j
ISAAC COURSE,
JAMES MORK.
rrf James More will transact business as Com
mission merchant and Factor at St. Mary's* and
tenders his services to the friends of the old con
cern. 83 may 11
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Notice.
THE house of messrs. Charles W. Carpen
ter & Cos. having assigned over to the
subscribers their Stock in Trade, together with
their Rooks, &c. for the payment of certain con
fidential debts, in the first place, and for the
purpose of making a division of whatever may
remain among their creditors :—Notice is here
by given, that all debts due the said firm must
be paid to the assignees, and all demands against
them given in to Morris Ketchum or R. Watts.
M. KETCHUM,
JAMES BILBO,
ROBERT WATTS,
SAML. J. BRYAN.
april 17 63
Notice.
During the absence of
the subscribers, Joint u’Nisli and Norman Wal
lace, esquhes, together with rnr Murdoch Me
Leod and William .Vl’Whitter, will act as their
attornies. The tw o latter gentlemen will attend
to the immediate management of the business.
JAMES DICKSON & CO.
june 23 wh 17
Notice.
THE copartnership heretofore existing in the
city of Savannah, under the firm of J. & E. hop.
man, and in the city of New-york undei the firm
of I.itJKopinun, expired on the 22d Febm
ary 1818, by mutual agreement. All persons
having demands agaiiyst said firi. •> re requcste<
to present them —and persons indebted are re-
S nested to make immediate payment to Joseph
; o pman in Savannah, or to Louis Kopmau n
NcW-yorkT JOSEPH KOPMAN
* for self and
LOUIS KOPMAN.
The business in Savannah, will be continue
by the subscriber on his individual account—wh
offers for sale a general assortment of Englis
French and India goods, for cash or approve
paper. JOSEPH KOPMAN.
june 1
Notice.
A Certificate of Stock 0f46 shares in the Ma
rinu and Fire Insurance company, in the name
of Elizabeth Sturges, has been lost or missing,
application will be made in tbe usual time for
a renewal of tire same
OLIVER STUUGES.
june 16 t 11 **
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Wants a Situation ,
A Young Man to attend in a dry goods’ or
groccrv Htor** i one ia lbs country would _ lie
prrfert .:1 A line addressed to Cl. ami left at
this office will be carefully attended to.
aolyjl * W
Notice.
4 LL prersoiis having demands against the es
tate of John Neasomk, late of MHntosh
county, deceased, are desired to render them in
,>roperly attested; and those indebted to said
estate, will make payment to
JOHN IlAßillS, Sen. Adm'r.
•Mclntosh county, april 9,1818. f 59
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UAFERIOP COURT,') „ . 101 U
Chatham County. $ Ftbntar H 1 tfrm * 181 ’
UPON reading the petition of Charles O.
Screven and John Screven, executors of the
estate of the late Charles Odingsells, praying
for leave to sell and dispose of the real estate—
and the said petition for the said sales appearing
fair and satisfactory to this court:—lt is ordered,
that the Said executors have leave to sell the
real estate enumerated in their petition provi
ded their application to this honorable court for
this purpose, be published in any two of the
papers of the city for at least nine months pre
vious to the final leave to sell, notifying all per
sons to appear and approve the order for sale if
they see fit, pursuant to the act of assembly in
such case made and provided.
Extract from the Minutes.
JOB T. BOLLES, Clerk.
The following is the real estate alluded in the
above order, to wit:—
A tract of Land near Savannah, containing One
hundred and sixty-two acres.
A tract called the Orphan-house, in the county
of Chatham, containing four hundred and seven
ty acres.
An Island in the county aforesaid, called Burn
sides, containing two hundred and fifty-five
acres.
Three tracts of Land in the county of Elling
ham, containing one thousand and eight hundred
acres, more or less.
A House and I-ot in Broughton-strect, in the
city of Savannah.
JOHN SCREVEN, £*’ ’
CHARLES O. SCREVEN, 5 CC n
april 29 74
Planters ’ Bank.
TIE Directors having resolved on calling in
the whole amount due on their capital
Stock,
Notice is hereby given,
That on all shares, on whicli sixty dollars have
been paid in, twenty dollars are required to be
;>aid, on or before Tuesday tbe loth December
next, and the remaining twenty dollars, on or
lefore Friday 12tli February 1819. Holders of
hares, on which more than sixty dollars have
>een paid, arc called upon to pay one half of the
iinount due on their stock, on or before each
if the above mentioned days. Payments are
o be made in specie or in notes of the banks of
bis state.
J. MARSHALL, Cashier.
Savannah, Mny 14, 1818.
(O’ The Augusta Hcrahl and Chronicle, and
be Milledgeville Journal, will publish the a
>ve once every two weeks, until 12tli Febru
•v 1819.
fli—l 87 J. MARSHALL.
STAGES.
THE public arc informed that the line of Sta
ges from Washington in .Wilkes county,
through Lexington to Athens, is now running
twice in every week. It will arrive in Washing
ton every Tuesday and Suturday evening (meet
ing the Washington Stages) and depart early
the next morning. Homs and Carriages are
kept in constant readiness at Islington, to con
vey those who may wish to visit the Madison
Springs.
The proprietors assure those who may travel
on this line, that no exertion on their part shall
lu wanting to promote their comfort.
JOHN MOORE,
THOMAS LITTI E.
July 7 ft 33
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THE
‘MISCELLANEOUS POEMS
OF THE
“BOSTON BJIRD.”
BY R. STEVENSON COFFIN.
The following Poems, selected from the work, arc
a fair specimen of the style and merits of the.
whole.
O ‘FELL me not that wine will sooth
The heart deprest with wo ;
O tell me not that wine will smooth
Grim penury’s haggard brow, ,
For though its wave may beam as bvight
As evening’s brilliant tear,
It cannot gild misfortune’s night,
Or calm the sinner’s fear.
0 tell me not that beauty’s smile,
That sun of cloudless morn,
Can black despair of wo beguile,
Or blunt affliction’s thorn :
For though awhile its beams may play
AVhcre health and pleasure bloom,
Disease will shroud its pleasing ray—
It shines not in the tomb.
O tell me not that fame can give
The canker'd conscience peace ;
O tell me not that fame will live
When hope and life shall cease :
For though it points where honor bleeds,
And bids the bosom burn,
Yet, as the lightning swift, recedes,
When time hath grasp’d his urn.
But tell inc that religion's ray
Can light the soul to heaven ;
O tell me this can point the way
To him on quicksands driven,
And I’ll believe—for well I know
That this alone can save—
That this can chase the clouds of wo,
And gild the peasant’s grave.
SUX-RISE ATSEJI.
I SAW thee rise, bright lamp of heaven!
I saw thee rise from Ocean’s breast;
The sight was fair; for calm as av’n,
The wearied waves had sunk to rest.
Spirit of l iglit! I saw thee climb, \
With lustre pure, the dark-wove clouds,
Till thou had’st reached that height subiime
Where Deity himself enshrouds.
And so, me thinks the Christian soul
Ought rise, refulgent orb, like thee,
Till it bath reached its heavenly goal,
Secure above life’s troubled sea:
Oh, then in vain the waves might roll,
To hide its nativ e majesty.
MELANCHOLY.
SHE dwells by a stream, where the cypress and
willow
Are gemed with the tears that fall from her
eye ;
The earth is her bed, aiul the flint stone her
pillow,
Midnight her mantle, her curtain tne sky.
Her cell is a cave, where the bright beam of
morning
Ne’er pierced the chill gloom of its wildering
maze,
Where the sunshine of joy, youth’s visage adorn.
ing,
Ne’er warmed with its fire, or cheered with its
rays.
The moon is her lamp, when the mist mantled
mountain
She clambers at night, and walks on its steep ;
Orleanson the rock of a cristaline fountain,
And sighs to the tempest tlftit how l’s o’er the
deep.
Her tresses are dark as the wing of the raven,
Her robes are all wet, and her bosom is bare;
Like a barque on the waves, mid the whirlwinds
of heaven.
She wanders distracted, or sinks in despair.
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. IPPIIOVEI) PATENT J.\ J) F.MLLY
MEDICINES,
Sold, wholesale and retail in Charleston,
BY JOHN DYOTT,
No 56 East Bay few doors south of the Exchange
ANJ) ALSO,
BY JOHN B. BERTHELOT,
Nearly opposite the Exchange, Savannah.
DR. ROBERTSQX’B, Celebrated
Stomachic Elixir of Health :
(Price 551 and 50 cents.)
WHICH has proved by thousands, who have
experienced its beneficial elicits, to be
the most valuable medicine ever offered to the
public, or the cure of coughs, colds, consump
tion, the hooping cough, asthma, pain in the
breast, cramps and wind in the stomach, remo
ving costiveness, sickness at the stomach, head
ache, loss of appetite, indigestion, he. he.
From the dysentary of lax, cholera morbr
severe gripings, and other diseases of the
bowels, and the summer complaint in children,
it has proved a certain remedy, and restored to
perfect health from the greatest debility. Per
sons afflicted with pulmonary complaints, or
disorder of the breast and lungs, even in the
most advanced state, will find immediate relief.
Common coughs and colds, which are in gen
eral occasioned by obstructed perspiration, will
be found to yield to its benign influence in a
few hours.
In asthmatic or consumptive complaints
hoarseness, wheesings, shortness of breath, and
the hoopingcough, it will give immediate relief.
Copy of a letter from C. W. Doyley, Esq. No. 23
E. Bay,
* f Charleston, March 8, 1814.
Dear Sir, —I feel much pleasure in having it
in my power to communicate a surprising cure,
. effected by the medicine I purchased from you,
termed Dr. Robertson’s Elixir of Health. I will
state the following facts : about ’ the latter end
of Nov. last, I procured from you some of the
Elixir of Health, for a boy of mine, who had
labored under a violent cough for more than
12 months, attended with slow fever an l
shortness of breath, it had reduced him so much
that I concluded it would terminate fatally. He
took many other medicines and found no re
lief. He continued to use the Elixir for about
three weeks, when liis cough, fever and short
ness of breath ceased, and he is now in good
health, having had no return oFliis disorder.
Should any person wish to have more particular
information, l will, with pleasure, satisfy their
■ enquiries, by applying to me.
I am, Sir, your’s, he.
To Dr. John Dyolt. . C. W. Doyeet.
Chester District, December 3, 1813.
Dear Sir, —When in Charleston last, I called
on you, and purchased two bottles of your Sto
machic Elixir of Health, which you recom
mended to me to take for a cough and an op
pression on the breast. I have since used the
medicine according to your directions, and
found it to be very'beneficial to me in remo
ving the complaints: therefore I think it my
duty to recommend it to all persons afflicted
with the above complaints to give the medi
cine a trial.
I am, dear sir, your’s with respect.
To Dr. John Dyott. ‘ John D. West.
DR. ROBERTSOX’S
Vegetable Nervous Cordial ;
Or, Nature’s Grand Restorative.
(Price gland 50 cents.)
Is confidently recommended, as the most effi
cacious medicine for the speedy relief and cure
of all nervous complaints, attended with inward
weakness, depression of the spirits, head-ache,
tremore, faintness, hysteric fits, debility, and
various complaints resulting from secret im
propriety of youth and dissipated habits, resi
dence in warm climates, the immoderate use
of tea, the unskilful or excessive use of mercu
ry, so often distinctive to human; the same dir
eases peculiar to females, at a certain period
oflife, flour albus, he. he.
Under the denomination of nervous disorders
are included several diseases of the most dan
gerous kind, and are so various, that a volume
would hardly suffice to complete a description
of them. It pervades, with its baneful influ
ence, the whole nervous system, \Vritliing the
heart with inexpressible anguish, and exciting
the most dreadful suggestions of hon-or and
despair. To this demon have thousands fallen
a sacrifice, in the direful transport of its rage.
The most common symptoms at'its commence
ment, are weakness, flatulence, palpitations,
watchfulness, drowsiness after eating, timidity,
♦lashes of heat and cold, numbness, cramp, gid
diness pains in the head, back, and loins; hicup,
difficulty of respiration and deglutition, anx
ety, dry cough, he.
Copy of a letter from the Rev. William Jyers, late
Rector of St. George's parish, Jlcomac , Virginia.
Philadelphia, August 7th, 1809.
Dear Sir,—Providentially I have taken doctor
Robertson's Vegetable Nervous Cordial; or Na
ture’s Grand Restorative, a sufficient time to find
a relief in a nervous disease ; 1 have since re
commended your medicine to several of my ac
quaintances, who have been much relieved bv
them : I shall endeavour to introduce them into
all the families with which lam acquainted. 1
believe them to be good remedies, and am satis
lied after their first trial, they will never belaid
aside for any other medicine.
I am, dear sir, yours respectfully,
ToDr.T. \V. Dyott. William Atf.ks
No. 112, N. sth St.’
Gout and Rheumatic Drops,
(Price 2 dollars.)
A safe and effectual cure for the gout, rheu
matism, tumbago, stone and gravel, swellings
and weakness of the joints, sprains, bruises
and all kinds of green wounds, the cramp,
pains in the head, face and body, stiffness of
neck, chilblains, frozen limbs, &c.
DR. ROBERTSON'S
Patent Stomachic Wine Bitters
(Price one dollar.)
Which are celebrated for strengthening
weak stomachs, increasing the appetite, and a
certain preventative and cure for the fever and
ague, &c.
DR. ROBERTSON'S INFALLIBLE’
Worm Destroying Lozenges.
A medicine highly necessary to be kept in all
families. (Price fifty rent*.)
Worms which affect the human body, nre
chiefly of three kinds, vis. Tnrma, or tape
worm, the Teree, or round and long worm ;
and the Jhtantles, or round and abort worm.
There are many bind of worma found in tho hu
man body but they proceed, in a great mtuaures
from similar caiises- buve nearly tnu name symp
toms, and require tho same method of treat,
incut MtlioM already mentioned.
Though ntunVrlcM *n*lidne 1 are *toHeil
|or expctlng and killing worms none are r enin!
in efficacy to Dr. Robertson’s Worm Destroy in*
lozenges, they are mild in their operation, ’ and
may be given to the youngest infant with safety.
DR. DYOTT’S
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS,
For the prevention and cure of bilious and
malignant fevers. Price, 25 cents-large boxes
50 rents. b
These pills, if timely administered, Mil re
move the causes which commonly produce yel
low fever, bilious fevers, ague and fever, cho
pains, flatulencies, indigestion, costiveness
hypochondr'ud and hysteric complaints, strangu!
ra *> fp'avel, rheumatism and gout.
They are particularly serviceable in female
disorders a.M especially in the removal of those
obstructions which are the great source of their
complaints at certain periods; they possess this
emmert advantage over most other purgative*
that while they operate gently, may produce
neither costiveness, debility, nor to a great
excitement. Whenever there is a predisposition
to a disease arising from marsh effluvia, a too
copious use of ardent spirits, or a vitiated taste
of the bile, they are sure to relieve.
They are highly recommended to travellers
by sea and land, as they may be made use of
with the utmost safety, without change of diet
or exercise. They will be found peculiarly ben
eficial in the prevent ion of disorders incidental
to hot climates, they deterge and cleanse via
cid humors, open obstructions, and promote the
secretion of good bile, operating ns -an easy
cathartic and a powerful diuretic h clicphoretic
DR. DPOTT’S
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT.
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease, and
certainty, is infinitely superior to any other me
dicine, for the cure of that most disagreeable
and tormenting disorder the itch. Price 50
cents per box.
DR. DYOTT’S
Infallible TOOTH-ACHE DROPS
(Price 50 cents.)
CIRCASSIAN EYE-WATER.
A sovereign remedy for all disorders of the eyei
(Price 50 Cents.)
The RESTORATIVE DEN TWICE,
For cleansing, whitening, and preserving the
teeth and gums. Price 50 cents per box.
(Tj* Those who purchase by the quantity for
cash, will be allowed a very lib end discount.
APPROBATION.
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that
having used l)r. Dyott’s celebrated family me
dicines, now prepared by Dr. Dyott, we have
found them highly serviceable ‘in our families
and particularly efficacious in removing those
complaints for which they arc prescribed, we
assured oftheir excellence, and considerlhese
medicines valuable and well worthy the atten
tion of all families ; in testimony hereof, we
have affixed our e signatures.
David Jones, late chaplain to gen. Wavne;
William Ayeres, v. n. M . No 112,
street ; Waltington, No. 9, front-street Wm.
Julian, No 62, soulhfifth-street ; Jacob Shaitgh,
No 181, noble-street: Jas. Hai.-.ill, No 93, norV
ninth-street; David Fisher, No 137, arch-street;
John Shreeves, jun. 55, coates-st. : George
Seits, No. 69, race-street ; Andrew Kleet, ho.
2, cable-street—-all of Philadelphia; Howel
Hindes.Geovgia.
A List of Seven Hundred and Fifty persons
names who have been cured by the medicines,
may be seen at the store of the HJpprietors.
may 29 ‘
New Summer Goods .
V
FJiHK subscribers have received by the ships
X Jane and Georgia, just arrived from Liver
pool,
AN EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF
SEASONABLE
I) BY GOODS ,
which have been selected by one of the partners
and will be sold by the piece or package on rea
sonable terms.
ANDREW LOW h CO.
may 2G 97
Thirty Dollars Reward ,
RUNAWAY, on Wednesday afternoon tltfi
subscriber’s Negro servant, ISAAC, the
above reward will he paid, if apprehended in <>”
near town, and any reasonable additional sum it
at any distance, on his delivery at the jail in
vannah.
Isaac is about 23 or 25 years old, about 5 feet
10 inches high, rather slender, having a dark
complexion, and thick lips: he is very plausible
in his manners and writes a pretty good hand:
born in Charleston,South Carolina—had on when
he left, grey cloth coat, and grey pantaloons. —
Should he be harbored about town on proof to
conviction, a further sum of thirty dollars will
be paid. JOHN SPEARMAN,
jt Jy 18 n 23
Boarding.
TwOorthree Gentlemen of steady habits can
he accommodated in an airv, pleasant and health
ful situation during the summer. Enquire at
this office.
june 16 1-1
Doctor Vanheddeghem,
R(fh<lM fhanck.)
EBPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Sa
vannah and its vicinity, that he has established
himself in this city, where he intends pnrsuing
the practice of Medicine and Surgery, in their
various branches, and flatters himself that In--
will be enabled, from his knowledge and e*P e *
rienre, to render general satisfaction. He way
he found when not engaged in his profess* o ” l ”
duties, at his house in Dry an-st reef, opposite the
Planter’s Dank.
Hi* hoiiso being spacious and convenient • ®
receive the sick, they will ba treated with uio
greatest care and atleni ion ..
hint |U 16