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Girrvllvc Di |tMrtuu>nl, *■ ?
Aliixroaetiu.*. m> May. IW. S
WinWRA* by*n Act oftb'O'nerat A**mHly
r s ihi.i Htstr. pa***tta *MI Dtr'tnbci IW9, ‘■Wiln(
An Art to pforid’ (br lire call of a Conv-niion to <
rs ice th- i>n >t'KC of th* Otnsrsl iHMtibly of tin
Slut-* of O iirfin, oud for otlior pit,-po*'s thir'ln
sauted. ” it is provided That it (Hall U th* duty of
hut ExriCb .-y thcOoirrnnf IP giro 00-Vitn'Jr lot >*
sit oration* ond om-nduir-nni iiidr inturCoimtii'i ion,
n rttVreniv to the rdirilor> of ill’ qumber of mom
b'ra<Aiii|>o>iitc Um (ieur*l A**renbl , ood lli* first
Monday in Oetotar next, ofi'r thr rising of **>d
Convention, )w oholl fix on for th-rs ; ideation, by the .
p. opie, of Mu h irni'iidmcMa, alterations, or n*w *r- |
i ir.’.M, at they may moke for the objoett of v-diiriion .
.ind enualiroiion ofdM Gem-rsl Assembly only ; and I
if ratified by majority of the voter* who vo ton th
qiun'ionof ‘R.riri .rion,” or “So RiTtmcaTto*,”
then, and in that ‘rent, the alteration an By them 1
nuni’. and ratified ahali lie binding on the people of
t!m finite, and iiototherwh,’ “ And tri-fat the del- j
peaijd'’ of tbia State, aavmbled in < on- ;
trillion under Uie |iroriMW* of * h* lieaire rented 401,
fo.t-Vrewl l*, awl t|. and •!**• folio nut ‘■> ■•"■ j
ter.ition* and uendm'.tiia ol the I (institution oftnia
State, tonrhlns tine reprem nunon ofllw people Indhe ■
Oioteral Aarrni ily tli.Teof, to tt tt :
“THE CONVENTION liaaetnbl il und r the.
Act ‘ 10 provide for the rnllofa Convention toredii”
,lo* ftinnnor of the O-neral Aiaemlily of lie- Stale of
Georgia, and for ether purpose* therein named.” .
liaieed iboSWth day of Dsceinlier, IN3H hiving met,
snder lilt Proclamation of tie- Governor on Monday ;
th- Gth day of May. 183.), propone a* the final reauli
of tlieirddfiberalton*,thefollowine to In amendment*
10 the Cd!**itmion of the State o? fbniiia and pre
afcnt ilia seine to Ida Excellency the Governor of tip*
fttat-, that publicity may he given to a;il lt< ration* j
and amendment*, according to the sixth am-tion of
the A t under which lit*’ I Convention h* milled
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
OP THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Tin Hollar of Repr'*'litalivea ahali he rompnai-d
of nn mbem from ell tie con 11 lie* which now are or
hereafter may be included .within thia Stale, aceord
, ms; to their respective number of free white |wron,
and including tnrae-fifitha of all the people of color—
to bo aacartamed by an artnal enumeration to h.
made from lime to time, ai imerrala of anven yearn,
m rmiv by law provided. Each county sbell lie en
titlad to one member. Each county huvilic u repre
sentative population, ea above apreifted, of 1 i* thou*
aftlid perron v, eliall bn entitled to one odd tuiuia! no 10
Iwr; and cai lt eotmlV havim; aueh rejive.v ntalivi
population of twdvc thousand peraona; ahali be en
titled 4u two additiomtl tn cm here; but no county
ehntl nave more than three member*
The mnnber of mcuiliera of which the limine of
H, pn *ru:nilv,-s will be CMiponed, nn ordinj: to the
aforevnid ratio, mid the lu*t renatis, ahull not hereaf
ter be incrcaaad, etcent when anew rminty ia crea
t'd; and it anall be tho duty of the l>-t(ilatiire, at
their Mtiiatt I# lie holden next after the emimeration
hrovided forliy law, an to regulate the ratio of repr •
HcnUtion aa to pretentaueh inereaae.
The Ucprcacutalivea *tnill hi- ehoaen annually on
the firtt Monday ofOctoher, until aueh day of elec
-1 ion ahaiibe altered ny law.
The ,‘vns*ii ahali oonaiat of forly-aix rm tnbera,
fleeted unnually, on llic lir*t Monday in Oetnlier,
until aueh day of elret.un ahali he alter'd by law,
and ahali be compne'd of one member from ouch of
tit? forty-six Senatorial Diatricta following:
• 1. Chatham and Ellingliam.
it. Hcrtven and Burke.
:i. Kirhmond mid Columbia.
4. l.tticoln mid W ilkes. v
5. Elitert mid Mudieon.
tl Httbcraham nnil Eumpkin.
7. Union mid Knlmn.
8. Forsyth and Hall.
it. Jackson and Franklin.
10. Clurk and Ogle thorp.
11. Green mnl rntnam.
IS. Tnllinferro and YVni reii.
111. 11 uncork and fluid will.
14. Woahinglun and Juflermin.
15. Emanuel and Montgomery.
1(1. Liberty and llrymt.
17. ’rultnal mid llullork.
Is. Mclntosh and Glynn.
111. Camden and Wnyttc.
20. Ware anti Lowmlea.
21. Telfair and Appling.
22. Lawrence 11ml Wilkinson.
23. I'ttlttski and Twiggs.
21. Ilibb and Crawford.
2ft. Jones mul Jasper.
2(1. Hulls and Monroe.
27. Gwinnett and Walton.
28. DeKalb and Henry.
211. New ton and Morgan.
80. Gilmer and Murray.
31. Cass mid ('hettdv*rr.
32. Cobb uimM"Fayette.
33- O : ! wether and Talbot.
35. Hike and Fpson.
:>G. Houston and Macon.
37. Fooly and Irwin.
38. Thomas and Decatur.
39. linker and Early.
MU. Lee and Htmipter.
tl. Randolph and Nlewnrt.
42. Muscogee and Marion.
43 Harris and Troup,
41. Heard and Carroll.
■lft. Fattlding and Floyd.
4(5. Chattooga, Walker and Dade.
And whenever here tiller the Legislature shall lay
nil’ and establish anew county, it s|t.dl be added to
rite must contiguous Senatorial District having the
smallest representative populnttnn.
JAMES M WAYNE.
. President of the Convention.
Attest:
Lccikn LsT*sti;, Scc’ry of the Convention.”
I then fore, in conformity with the provisions of
the before fretted Art, do hereby give pubih ity ui
the smut and enjoin reeh Voit f for member* of the
General Assembly of this State, on the day therein
specified 1 o wit on the first Monday in October
itrVti'to give Ins votenf lfiiti/i<>ilian“ or ‘Ac
rntum,” a* provided in said Art ; ami that the pre
siding officers certify the same to this Department,
accordingly.
lev, n under my hand and at :;l ef-tht Ex
(L. S ] eevilive Drpntmtent, at the eapilrd in Mil
ledgt ville, this the day and year first above
written GF.ORGii K GILMER.
By tho Governor:
John 11. S:t 1; e s F. D
je IS
v VTlie Southern Rceorrb r w ill publish the aK'Vt
until the first Monday tit Octola r next, ami all the
Newspaper* of the State will publish it once in the
month of June, and once during the first week in
September next.
By ordi r of the Governor.
JOHN. II STFKLF., N F. p
(cnfrnl A^oncy.
THK uiia v.-i-r.Fti renews the oflVr to his
M'd Jhr puhltt. in thr of s QLNERAI.
VGENCi n this place. Hr will attend to tho re
nt'val of nil notes, &’ that nuty be e trusted to hi*
aie, in the Central Hunk, for tho customary fee o s .
One Dollar tor each renewal; also, to the taking ou*
and forwarding:Grants, for Fifty Cents each.
Letters enclosing money and Notes (post paid)
will meet with prompt attention.
JOHN R ANDERSON.
Md)eil ; re\iltr, .Tan. A 1R99.
srtlsou ,v i3rot(jrr,
yfittmfacturerst and Importers of Saddlery
Hardware, J\o, 0, North Third street ,
}'Ull {DELPHI i.
WAV bconstantly on msd for the Southern and ■
Western markets, a general asstortmentof
Plated, poh-thetl s;ca \ and brass stimiys,
Plated, polished •lel ami brass snafus,
do do do dp spurs,
do braas and jammed harncto luounung,
Wood and elepueal spring*, bra and plated,
Bands coilon. linnen and worsted wthhinir,
—Plash, hogdtms, saddletrees, japaued leatlier.
Plated, brass, wood and japawd harness,
do and do roach lamj's;
Together with a very large assortment of ail kinds !
<4 goods in tiw above line, which they offer on ike j
fuosi rcasonabir ‘.erms They areeonstantly receiv* j
ing large supplies in addition to their present to*k. I
md assure Sotilhfni and Western tnerchaats that
lieir i7<XK?s arc of the first quality
Paiiad'*hhia, ian. t
Macon Steamboat Company.
fBOUE Macon StembOßt Ccmpsny tk’ this
JB ninUo-i oi iulotming the Merchanta of the
intenor 01 Georgia nd the pub.ic genernily,
tu.,: c.i- :; m.c ol boat* me m full operxtton,
* i solicit their potmnage: helieung ihitt
good, forwarded by way ot Darien, i the miott
cxpcdiiitmii route. ‘1 he Company have five j
new STEAM BOATS, commanded by first
rate Captains, viz:
J. STONE, • Capt. W. C. Mmdall,
CHIEFTAIN,- “ Oao. Wilcox,
EXCEL, - “ G. Quinn,
SI PHEIOR, - W. F. Johnson,
J GODDARD, “ L L. AVilcnx.
Alh<> sixteen (It-t min TOW BOATS, built
< xprr- ly for file navigation of Alaiamnhu and
Di’aitMllgee Rivera.
Tile J. S|- no ia n side wheel floHt, low pres
sure engine Carrie- 7 ( KI hales of cotton, and
I rtirta n gularly llir< < lime, a week, between
Ndvttmialt and Darien. The < rhieftmn ta it side
wheel Rout, mid earries ft(K) or HM I ab a <4
toUon, runs regularly Itelween Darien and
| Charleston, and between Savannah ACharles
i toll. The Excel, Superior and J Goddard, run
regularly In tweeu Darien and Macon, lowing
two bonis each. One of them will by Dari
-1 . [‘regularly t very Ihrce days—the irauul time
i of pa - ace ttpisfiV. or six day*.
This lilt” is cotimcfcd with a line of *■ ten
j packets running regularly between New Y ork
I and Darien. Any goods or produce shipped 10
| their agents, or ordered to be chipped t-yliieir
i line, will be forwarded with despatch. The
compa::;, ti.airkl'ul (or the patronage they have
received, hove increased their means of con
veyance largely, and pledge themselves to use
i every cxrtion to faelltote the Interests of those
w ho may ship by their line.
Their are also n line of schooners running
! between Charleston and Darien, to tho Coin
! party’s agents in each place,
j The agents for the New York and Darien
| lino of packet*, arc.
It M. RtttUlL, IBd Front at. Now York, tutd
j MITLIiEL, WY Lit & CO.
Darien,
Agents of tin Macon Steamboat Company.
L. BALDWlN,'Savannah,
MARTIN WALTER, Charleston,
G. K. ROBERTS, Hawkinsvillc.
MITCIIEL, WYER & CO.
Darien,
j J. GODDARD A CO. Macon.
It. M. DEMIL, 18f! Front st. New \ ork.
HOUSS. SHIP. SIGN, AKB
! tiMrnnnmvta!
ravilE HI IIN( RIHEB rep<T:tfull) iiifonn*
tl tlu> public that . e ha*established ItiiTwell
in thi* city, mid will be happy to execute any
order* in his lino, such ns House, Ship, Nirfn
and Ornamental FAINTING, Oil Gilding,
Graining. GIH/ti'g, Papering, Coloring. &<•
tl j ’ P.iiutH, Oil, ( clot*, Window Glass, rice.
etiiiMUuilly on hand.
All orders ptinoUia’ly attendrd to, and Joh*
executed in a wtii kitu-.nlikc iiiauiu r.
N. 11. All ordt r from the country pttnclu
ttllv attended to. Th *reub*cribcrvu)lbo found
ui Mr.Chick’s residence.
GORHAM SAWYER.
Ui-frri'iii e:
Roger* A Crane, Darien.
Col. I) M. suswar 1 , Liberty County.
Darien, Jhiiui ry 2 5,1839.
Joxpli Lyman, Jr.
INI)
I'ntiuis K. Bond,
ATTORNEYS & COl ’ NSKLLORB AT LAW
HAV'K awHOfiiited tlu iiim Im a in tin- [o.jifV
lice (if their prolVasion ill Darien, JWf{., u lJaiul
full} ofli-i llu ir sen io< a |o ‘*
.. i UuiliTing, llroad street, op
* xiore of Mr. Samuel M Street.
D mrien, Apr 83, 1 Kill.
Lands for Sale.
iglMMkf ALL tho so two Tracts or Lots of
1 situate in the *2d d*strict of Ap
pitng county, and on the waters of the
-jL A lain malm Ri\er;one known tuddis
| tin. jus.f U by tin l No. o*2B, and containing37oacres*
| the other by the No. 058, and contu ning 11*2 acres,
i and hasing tin* right of f rry grant'd in a charier
I y tlie I. ’.‘■filature of the State. Any person wish
ing to trad • for the same, may do so by letter, direct
id to Archibald Brydie. Aih-rs. On or to*J. 11
Fleming, Charleston, S V. And Ido hereby forbid
all persons whatsoever from trespassing in any way
w hatever on said premises, as the law in such cases
shall be rigorously enforced.
J. II FLEMING,
fob 19 .7m [Athens Banner.) *
Isaac'S no w f
nj OULI> inform hi* customars and the public,
that he continues to keep on bund at bis old
staitd| an exicioave assort im npivf Hi\-
bracing lilmoal every variety, such a . l>rv ( Joods,
•roeerwKk Hardware* Cutlery, fTdlow w are. Kartli
on- w are arid 0 roe’, f 11. u., u ..., t( i. •
B ts ; Bools ml Shoes. Books mul Stutnmaiy.
lie intends to Keep his assortment ns complete
through the season as may be required to meet the
wishes of his customers.
Darien, Feb. ft ts
(•eorgtn Mrlnlosli t'omily.
The follow n>” is the description of cattle taken up,
as estrnys, by Vs r Beuhin Obi ing at his place of resi
dence on BulValo Creek Mlntoshbounty: vix.marked
crop, split.and utulerbit in one* ar. and mi under slope
intli.’ other, Brand and (1.) One cow rod, frosty, u iih
herycarling also red frosty. One cow white, withdark
specks. One cow red and white pided, tim e years old.
One he hr white, with bed and sides hi indie, two
year# >ld. One liefer w bite, with dark spots on her
niM'k and sides, two years old. One cow whitcish
colour, and male calf red, with white back and feet.
One cow white and red pided, with her yearling
white, with rid head & sides. One cow without horns
w hite w ith black head si and black snots on her sides,
with her yearling, w hite with red nend and spots on
its neck and sides: And one Met r, fold by the taker
up, foe seven dollars.
View* <a! by
LHKE BANDY. Freeholder.
A{ juisenu nt of I*2 head of stock cattle,
at £ ‘ per head - - S6O CXI
cue three year old steer, sold by the taker
up before tolling, appraised at 7 00
Total $67 00
[Signe.l ]
LUKE BANDY.)
> F iceholders.
JAMES R OBERRY, \
A (ruecopy as bunded tome by James 1. Garri
son. Justice of the Peace
J. E. TOWNSEND, clerk of I. C. Me’ C.
Darien, July 30th, IS3.
LUMBER.
Tlie Steam Saw Mill.
I S NOW IN OPKRATION.—The proprietors j
p ish to contract for the delivery of large quanti- ;
ties of yellow pine Lumber at their wharf, where
the draft of water, and the facilities for loading are
as good as at any place in the immediate vicinity of
Darien.
They also, wish to contract fora supply of SAW
LOGS—about fur hundred thousand feet will be
required monthly. Contracts for this amount, or
les*. will be given to accommodate apj licants.
T'v v off r tor sat the machinery ot the KICK
dll IX -con ‘ sting of mortars, pestles, “shafts. |
fanning mills, screens, tw o pair of very large mill j
s‘on s, and a lumber of Other articles.
A bargain is offered to any one who w id purchase j
the whole. Apply at the mill,
fob 5-ti
•y3graj QQtT gBRAIiP
Ocuuiulgrc hlrani'Uout Com
pany,
•etJKsSw lX&*
ixcostoratcd bv rnr. tr.oisi.*Tt:BE oroEoitct*,
in IS3&, for the transportation and insurance
of merchandise and produce, between Ba
vankah and Darikn, and Dabicsand M acos,
touching at Hawkinsvillc, and the principal
Landing*.
THIS Company will run their Steam-boats
as high up aa Macon ns long as the slate of
the River will admit; nnd for low stages oftiie
waters they have provided, and are now run
tung FOLK-BOATS ofsu. it light draft of wa
ter as wilt admit them lo run at an) stage of the
! River, which are tou.-d up hj their Sleant
| boats two-third* of the distance thereby great-
I ly expediting the transportation of nterchan
| tf.se during thu Summer and Fall -.■itsoria and
their Steamers will be tit complete repair, and
I ready for business, as early as the River will
I ad mil.
Tlieiß BOATS ABC t
1 fe Steam-boat Cutter, Captain
•14Wr*r Brandy,
Steam-boat Amta.Waiix, Cap
-’wAirKH Sun tain Taylor,
I urr- x
y - ~r4j’ St< am bo it Oc.vwt i.cce, f ap
*aMftT%acZ*Mr tmrt Bliu.k m*hip:
Ami a latge number ol l OVt - BOATS, w ltich
j will be in complete repair.
For further information apply to
FH. H Y ONGE A SON. Darien,
REA A COTTON, Macon.
J. W. LAI IIROF, Hawkinsville.
! YVM. FATTKRSON A CO. Savannah,
Me DOW ELL. SHANNON A CO. ( Imrlrston,
j SCOTT,SHAFTER A MORRELL. N Y ork,
i Ju.y Afents.
I utielickt 8 ftlatflilf” .Sanative.
fjton ths ‘urr of Con*oni|.tlt.n C ..h Colds,
Cmttuhs, idt.d muny oottq luintß tiicnion* to ttie
mn MMi. aystsni.
Una and aold by ISAAC £N /W, *ole
Agent for Durian.
I Translated from the German )
LOUIH OFFON UObLICKE,
OF GKHMAfIY.
The greatest of Homan lienefactors ! !
t iUzfiih of North aiH Scu.'h America :
To Louia Offou Gonlicke, M. D. *f Germany t
(Europe,) th<* impcrhahle of adding
a now and prcetou* doctrtmt to tho iciencf of nudf-
I cine,--a doeuiiic, h uich t though |j- >■ and
(by many of th faedlt# (©* which h n a valuable
j member,) he prove* ml - ns well founded inirutu, as
auv ducirin- ol Holy Writ, —a dM trinrf upon the
verily of which arc ■sii, t | *- rui-d the live# of rnifftonaof
our race, and which he boidiy his oppo
wr* to refute, vie., Consumption i disease always
occasioned by adisord ied state of the Vis Vitas (or
Life-Principle) of the human body—jOroften secretly
lurking in the system for years, before there is the
!*ft*t complaint of the lung*J££—and which may be
as certainly, though nm *o quickly, cured os a com
mon cold or a simple headache An invaluably pre
cious doctrine ibis, unit imparts an important fc**p*
1 to the apparently healthy of both tcachmtt
I them that this insidious foe may ia? ati unobserved
inmate of their “dayey htmacN,” even while they
J imagine them.selves #.*eur* from its attacks, teaching
them that the great secret in the art of preserving
health is to pluck out the disease while in the blade,
and not watt till the full-ijrown ear.
Append and below arc a f-w certificates of cure*
from the extremely numerous list that has been sent
to the proprietor ; and from the respectability of the
sources from which they emanate, the most skeptical
cannot doubt of the wonderful effects of this medi
cine,
Post Offee, Kingston, N. V Jid** ***
IV Rowland Kn-Th'GW-” r ’ “
. .i ****** ‘-'we woman tmt Was
lV 7 r : KSjWWSTIiud •ho had baan in comm
-1,1 1 ‘..ifUX^'.-.is for sat rn limmht, now con.ol'rs
r adt. SI if look no other mad if ine but the
I Sanative Another cast—-a man that wax taken
i.lee.ling nt the Lungs till he eould not rtiioe hniiselt
in hi* bed, he hf ri restored to p. rs ft health bv the
Sanative JOHN V. TILBURGH, P. M
Post t Ifiice, Charlotte, N C. June Ift, 1838.
Sir—l have Bold all the Sonattvc and want two
pnrkairfs more immediately. It Imx performed a re
markable eure of palpitation of the heart, nnd the in
dividual *av* it is the best medicine ever offered to
the American people—altluni -h the Doctor* ar-trv
ing to put it down. H. B WILLIAMS, P. M ‘
P. st Office. North Eaton, Ohio, July 2. 1838
Sir—l nm entirely out of the M uejjtlcss Sanative,
and have hourly call* for it—ninny from a distance
of 20 or 30 mil'*—in which ease*‘people are urtn-k
disappointed in not U. ing aide to obtain it. They
•cent willing to give any price for it, and 1 could have
•old the past wedk more than one hundred dollars
worth of it, had it been on hand, lt ts truly a giro
medicine. Many-in this vicinity are fast recd Sering
from the consumption by the us- of it
f> C. YVILMOT, P M
New Haven Conn. July 04, I'BB
Doty —The Matchless Sanative sells xr, I! and
with YiShal etiicss. OnernsWl VWhn i man, in
t lust singes of Consumption, given over bv liis
pbysicinn, has been taking it only n few
is now able to walk and ride out, V- Ton he (4Mk the
ivc he w ns unable to ret out of Im<! and his
j death was hourly expected. But to the astonishment
■t Iv.ssfv. nds he was soon able to leavehtsbed, and
to be out as before stated. Tw o other Similar cases
have recently occurred. D \V DAVENPORT
Post Office, Chaplin. Windham Cos.. Con.,
July *2O. 1838
Sir—A most wonderful cure has lately been effect
*'<•, through ill., virtues of Dr Goe ick’s Sanative, in
t!ie ease of tin elderly gentleman, who was tar gone
a: and wasted away in Consumption, and considered
p a recovery by his family man. He is now . com
paratively speaking, a well man. 1 saw hint myself
a lew days since, in company with his w ife, starting;
on a journey to the western part of this State He
ascribes his escape from the very iaw of and ttth, and
his recovery to health solely” to tlie astonishing vir
tues ot the alarchless Sanative He is a man pos
sessing a snug property, hut said he, ‘I would wil
lingly pay one thousand dollars or a single bottle of
it. if I eould not purchase it tor a less price. To him
the Sanative is almve all value
WALTER GOO DELL, P M.
Georgia Insurance and Trust
COMI'AX V,
lI.L take Marine and River risks on j
* * Vessels, Boats, Freight, Mon \ Mer
c ’rttdizc. iVt". Alsor against loss by Eire on
Buildings. Merchandize and Produce, on the
most favourable terms. Applv to
P. 11. VOM.i; ok SONS.
Agents.
Darien, January 22, 1830.
(iforgla -Aldntosh County.
HERE A,s', Roswell King. applies for lettcts
w w _ of dismission on the estate of Pierce Butler, I
late of said County deeeasrd.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all. and
singular the kindred and creditors o said deceased ‘
to t>e and appear at my office w ithin the time , in
scribed hy law, tei shew cause-, if any exist, why said
letters should not be granted.
Given under my Laud at office, this 03d day of
February, 1839. J. E. TOWNSEND “
* vt > ‘Ai Clerk, C. O.
Pnfrits and Oils.
if A KEGS English White LEAD
t” v” 75 do American ditto—Also,
Green and Black PAINTS. Just received i
ami for sale by j
may 7 J. & S. H ROKENRAUGH.
Notice is Hereby Given,
THAT J .Mrs 1. Garrison, Esq has been appiiin- j
ted by the subscribers, their acting Agent during thei j
absence from this State.
S. D x J. P WOODBURY
Darien, May 2sth 1 So.’
Sfiuaunuble Goods.
THE subscribers call the attention of their cus
tomers end the public, to their stock of foods which
have been received by late arrival*. Tn*ir stock of j
Bra :h. Fr efteb and American Dry o#©4* ’ui
lubie for titpre*ent and approachin* rau n, t* very I
general—among which may be foe no flannels, cloth*,
sattitiets, murenoes. eire***ion*, bombaxine*. vest- |
mg, Irth linen, linen tiierting*. table and tnwell ,
d.apera, brown Holland, cambric, mull, swi**and j
jaenne mulin, linen cambric handkerchief*, iik j
do. black Gro dr Swt and Mationa *ilk, colored |
do. French and Scotch worked collar*, ribband*. I
bobinet*, laee, barrage, check*, plaid* Eufliih and :
American print*, bleached and brown heeting and ,
thirling*, •tnrting strip*, umbrella*. *tlk, mahatr and i
cotton hosiery, Ac Ac.
B -s A large assortment of
Hoot* and Sliors,
Hats and Bonnets,
Hardware, Qiirrnnvare, Wooden teun aiut ‘
noL/.owwirfj ;.
5 -Ji j'iirl- * t U -!) “ -i -*n ; ’
XROIT AND NT AILS. ALL SIZES.
While l.entl. l-ern and Mark
Paints; Stationary, Perfu
mery* kr. Ae.
They are at all time* receiving and tin ir assort- |
mem w ill lie kept full throughout tlie year, with *ueb •
article* a* are desirable for planters and family ue. J
All of which will lie told on reasonable t-rm
.1 A S H ROKENBAUGH.
Darien Jan 29, 1839.
X ITICK.
rnAiu: sfbsv*.oEK n.k. - un method t
-S- infoi tiiitig the public that he ha now on ,
hand a gr-tienl wMßtriment of Foreign and Do- j
inosur Dry Goods and Fancy Article-■. Groce
rte* ; < rock, rv and Glatw YVttre; Hardware
and Cutlery ; Hollow, Wood, Tin, and Stone
\\ area ; Carpenter and Joiners’ Tools, suehas :
Hatchets Hammers Augur*, Chisels. Bits and ;
Bit Slocks. Planes. Plane Iron*, and Saws.
Vls.i Suddles. Bridles, Martingales. Saddle
Bags, &e. 1
HATS, CAPS, and Ready MadeCLOTII
-ING.
I.B.lte*’. Gentlemens’ A Childrens’ SHOES.
BOOKS and .STATIONARY loirelber with a
variety of other arttclo* too it umi rt-ue to men
tion here, till of vlt h will be hold us low a*
can be bought in lit tty.
11 W HI DNAI L.
P. S. The store will be kept open during
the Sommer months. ja 22
i -41
I*LOt?* IIS, Ac.
20 PLOUGHS, No. 10 nnd 12, with extra
point*
4 i kegs NAILS m 7. s from I to 20
40 do Brooklyn YY IIITE LEAD No. I
and extra
For side by 11. YY. 11l DNALL.
jnga -
Nolitf.
The ■itbscriber wishes to s.II a trai t
‘of tw-o hundred acres of laud, lying on
the Altamahariver about2s milesul>ov.
*l* Darien. Saul land i well timbered ul.
- i* ~ Pn.e nnd has a convenient landing or
Bluff to it. For term* apply to J J Garrison or the
auhwirib-r. ‘ JOHN MITCHEL.
April 2d, 1839.
Tomb-Tables anti Liitvr Stones
A MOKSTEVENS rr*|*>etfuMy inl'or is the citt
„ m. c ns of Darien and the siirn.unding country .that
he will bullish the above articles at lit* 1 allow log
7Vi Toilet 6 feel lane and 3 feet wide, trilk
pin ne square edges, Ht w
‘ /founding Ike tap edge af the tnMeand cult tug
a moulding on tie tan—, 10 U 0
4 marble pillars 2 ‘ * /* ‘"* **d S<-
ekes square tl dolls, tack 41 Ikl
pu-,M ir rave Slones 30 incite* ytid*, 37 tH.I
do 28 “ 27 ik)
do 2.1 “ Zi 00
do 24 “ 18 no
do V 2 “ It) 00
do 2d “ 14 00
do 8 •’ 12 INI
do Id ‘• 10 00
do 14 8 ski
Extra cost for ornamental work will
ho, for 2 willow* and urn, ” 5 00
Do 1 “ „” 3 00
Square panne! to enclose the nisei ip
tion, 1 00
Oval T.eaf corner*. 4 on each stone, 2 00
For further particular* inquire of the stibrcri
ber residing in Dirietj, who. ha* been appoiut
<-d agent, ttiid will uttend to Ute same.
JOHN MITCH EL.
Darien, July 9. 4t
Notice.
ALL persons having claims against the
Estate of .4 ,Vt I'S, M. /’( /.T’O.Y, lute vC
Sic In tosh County, deceased, are requeued to
hand them in according to law: And ail per
son* indebted to said Estate are requested to
make payment lo
ALEX VXD Eli MITCII EL,
Administrator.
Darien, July, 2d 1839. 101
Notice.
ALL person* imlehn-ii to the estates of Mrs Jane
Russ, and J. G. D. Bell, lata of Mclntosh county.
deernsed arc request’ and to make immediate payment.
And those having demands, to present the same
duly mt sled w ithin the time prescribed by Law.
JAMES BLIT? Administrator.
Darien, June 25th 1839.
Spaiii-h Cigars and Tolmcro.
WTfk dbdfedh SUPERIOR SPANISH Cl
OARS, and
Poitimx Brown’* genuine Virginia Leaf, and
Cavendish TOBACCO. For sale hv
f-‘ 19 J. * a. H. ROKENBACGH
Notice.
All persons indebted to the undersigned, by ac- j
count, are requested to make pay tin nun Mr. Will
iam B. Ecker, w bo is duly authorised to receive the J
same.
WOODBURY & STACK.POI.F..
Darien, June lewh 1839. Ow.
DALHOV.
xjEj', This fine thorough-bred Slal-
XyTjfci lion will serve mares this season
yfr-- > n ‘hi* place and at some otter
Ki stand tn be determined on here
, “s-yb'f _/4 a ter. Dalrov is o blood bay. I
V. Tyf t” 15 hand* 3 inches high, and of
f q fine shape and action. He was
, _ > bred by Mr. Ross, a gentleman
-*..****#**• of the highest res; “cl ability, a
copy of whose certificate is given below. Dair yis
a very sure foal getter, all iiis mares of last sea-on
having proved with foal. Terms 25 dollars for the
season, to be paid during the same. A liberal deduc
tion from this price will be made to those who pule
more than one mare. Mare* at a distance wiil be
taken care of and fed for 40 rts. a day, all expenses ‘
to be paid before taking away a mare.”
Brunswick. April 13th, 1839
“The bay Horse named Dalroy, that I sold to Ma
jor W M Graham, was got by Gni Barbour's
import ‘d Hors Truffle, out of Young Ladv Teasel,
who was by Floriz-I. out ofoid Lady Teazel, who
was got by the imported Archduke, out of a mare bv
old Bedford, grandam by Cos!. Page’s Adeieamp. g.
gran dam by Davidges Dearnaught, g. g. grandam
bv Old Janus, out of tile dam of Syms'” Wildair.—
Dalroy was foaled and raised at my plantation, :
Blenheim, in the county of Albemarle, an will be 7
years old next month.
(Signed) JAMES ROSS.
Washington. May Ith. 1838.—ApL 13.—1 t
Gcorgia-Mr 111 tosh County.
FOUR months after dale, application will be made t
to the Honorable the Inferior Court of said county,;
when setting as a court of Ordinary, for !e*ve to sell <
the personal property belonging to the estateof 3/rs.
Jane Russ, deceased”.
JAMES BLUE. Adrar.
May 27, 1 839. 4 ms.
OR (i. R. PHELPS*
COMPOUND
TOMATO P I L L S, c
Anew and for K'law *rllng from
IMPURITIES OF THE BLtIOD,
Murktd deercunu of the Ltv** and
for LXL..BBL M . CaTtUBTU ..a* -t
mhl fur ordinary Family rny*e.
Thia popular Modwme which ha* rrcetTfd wjrh
nihau. and Arid Stomachs, ““ r '*’. u ™ n , r "’ ‘ “ r le by sn'hor.T.d Agent, in mo.t
pre-enbed by mi.ny of llw rwpectibta Wy^H srtfoed. Conn,
the town, in he t oned .n* - , ftt rjj,, ~ CoK
r.xTß*er* tiuni th “ftyncp.it af Dr Phelps’ impound Tomato PMls, co*.
atned m the circular* referred to above.
Til 1.81: PILLS lUVIfiC BEER |
fctrly atvd extenavely teatrd la private practice by
the inventor and also bv sever*!.eminent Pl,vi
etsns, m all d*i-t depending ufs.n impurities rd
the BloiA, morbid *erct.ons of the atomsch and
liver and all kinds ot obstructions! likewise as a
SUBBTmn K FOR CALOMEL, fora caiharnc, j
m t,Minus sfft-enona—are now -ffi r.-d to the public,
as one of the mot unporiant snd useful diacuve
n> sever made. , . ..
Th.tr ntwration ijmwerfuny directed ta the
GLANDULAR t>YSTEM, removing atl obstruc
twn of ll glands wlirfcvrr Hus tod, ai-IKUSI-
Tl.a snd SCROFULOUS TAINTS m all thrir
forma, and if pef*evrrd in, no <*#e of •crof
ala, however aevere, tin reatst ita influence. It is
m thr operation on the glandular system, that
their efti-cia are so peculiar and potent, and ao
nearly resemble ihst of calomel. In fact ihc
TuM ATI NE liaa ALL tire ALTERATIVE DE
OBBTRUKNT and CATHARTIC propernea of
ca lomsi. w ithout ever producing unpleasant or
minnoua effects under any circumstance, other
hum exposure to cold or wet j on the contrary, the
Comnound Tomato Fdle re the be*.
■how*, to counteract theefficta of Mhltl lat ,
completely crtdica'.;r,g every particle of it from the
•yatem, snd renovating the conatttutton broken
down by ita uae; which it doee by correeung Ine
eute of the blood, and through that, correeung the
morbid accretions of the glands, and restoring
them to a healthy and thetr ” Jf*.Jff 1 ?".
Iu effoctß naloffou to SARSAI AKII.I.A
•nd BLOOD ROOT, dtr., ontted, nd in it# cum
fortffifl action witk the ingrediem# composing the
p,||, ]t px.rta b ro'iirmund umviTaal #<Hion IK
CULIAR TO ITSKLF.
1 aken either a *hort lime before or #Uer expo
•lire, they render the nyem let# liable to tn
iract coHTAOioua or end ihould
b<- rwintxl to by prnofll fending in low and
marshy aituationa, or when travelling or exposed
to eomagian. Also peraona atiendmg the aich,
who by long watching and fatigue, or exposure to
the elßuvia of the sick room, become debilitated,
sad ioas their appanta will find great aaaisuoce
from these Fills, in renovaung and punfying the
svstem. and restoring the function! tea healthy
stale Perm.lilt debilitated by intense and long
lIAMiMMaIL JUHtf 41 * >J B
Nav m( • rrci|K* •ol*w*tod to *w by Doct O
II Phd-lp#. in which h iiu 4flc olli hFfeirr • m|ihim
•f list* r/tunly a- being lb* one by which he prepare*
In* r,i,,,pott'T.-mf'■ P■"■ we brreby certify thai there
■ n*hmm emerioc Ihla ih rmiipwi'icn ®. **"l reci|>’
bat mreJ* refttake •uUiunct*. and pretMWAiion# fruu
eyeiAbi •*ih>Mice*
Signed A Co*HJIT, ...
C M Ha VO it N. Drutgittt and t
June 13. ISIH. i
We (h tib** riher*. !• fcif-xR I <• H : i
• numbs r of yer# *< • ucreM(ul pn!>ioier of ine*M
•me Ain) urgery, iuml rrpt.wng in !*• biliiy
M ettrlt, •r-d n hie integrity *i • cil*en. <> cheerfully
twe omiae im! hi in t ih conddence of ie public.
foined J Elt, W# MAewßik. Jr ,
J O PurrißON*, Vumiil Pmtti**>n.
Dnenm Litmm. Uwti Dichmnwn,
Jn#ny O Wbituw Khkhamd
H’copynthl
New Haven, Ohio, Dec. 4*ft IH3fl
Genllemen Seeing ihe very high *.-etin>fion held
forth ty the Agent in thi Recie-n, ami by ihow who had
the upporfuuity if ir>mg l>r Phelp- fo4..p..urolToinaio
Pill* mn ) being iiD-ier the firm belief oi ftaviug reoiored
health* awreittiiM of the glamlulnr vyaiem mere ilwmi
once by lisu.j the Tomaio Apple • avegwable . I have
bt r> e#fo try llua medicio* in vanotia <haease-.
In (be Auiomno] IfHeruubeuia. prevuleni in lld* w-ciion
ol (lie fMa.‘e*, I have 110 doubi Ir Pbel|w’ (-''Oinpou.ul
ToiimMo I’iH* milt, ill a great uieaaure, il not emirely
tuprrgede the u* •/ Lai>msl I believe that in dt****-
t,l iivn ihey are more prompt in ibeir effect, anti at
tfinefU, an < aJoittei -I have med them m venous other
Awuma Rheumaiiaiu. Dynpepaia, Jaundice. Ac, with
the UKV4K happy effect*.—A* :*r as my knowle.lge ax
lend*. I have oo heatiancy in recommending them aa a
highly valuable Family Medicine.
Youis raapecifully,
THOMA* JOHNSTON
Csmuin. Conn., Hc( ‘J-? IW-
I certify that ! have uaeiJ.one boa ol Ooctor C K
rust, . <-r.iii|NHiiHi ifUfrtitr TiHa. and riii<l great relief,
if nm a complete cure, in a case ol nevere liyvpepaic of
imig aidiMmi, I have no doubt a continuance of them
wtii produce tb reauli deairel
NATHANIEL BTEVEN&
fSom Duct John CJrsham
New Voilt, Oct- 20, 1838.
G R Phelp*, M D
Dear dir,—l* givea me great pleasure in being able to
•u <- (o you my opinion, and the renutf of my experience
of your CtMii|*ouud Toumfo Pill* You must be aware
that, like our profession genemlly, I am prejndked
againiK all riue<)iea usually (tenoiiwßiixf “tvateni medi
cTnea,” but hearing pour PiUa highly exto|le<l by sow*
of uiy frienda, I wa induced to procure a few boiea and
give diem a trial; anti this I was the more inclined to
on. from tuv inimiate knowietlge of, and confidence in,
your moral ami pmfewkmal cliaracter
I iiave pfeacriiiei! ymr Pills in r*Mof biijgu*
flores, and diet-aas nf itie brer and ttomach. ami th*re
suit lia* been higdJy aatisfaetory. In one ca>e fiarticii
lariy, <f aymptotui, the relief exceeded
Oiy linos Mangmne expectanons
JtHlgmg from the recijic, *i waacninmunicafWlooe,
1 aiiutibi tliink your compound w<>ubl be reale in ati canea,
and amdicable to moat of Uioae m winch is is recoin*
mmd* \
I take ine more pleasure m writing to von on *Yib
jKt, because 1 u tide rat and (hat great efforts ha-e been
made bv peraona interested in anothor medicine, to tr*
dure vmir character aa a genileman. and a Physician
And to iniwre the aale nf your medicine, and wreat from
you the benefit* of your ialmrs and in\egtigaiton, by
etiarging you with imposition, quackery. Ac.
\ v io uae tin* in aueh a manner 14
you pleaac. intfaiao o refer to me in regard to yourvell.
or your valuable discovery.
Respectfully youra, JOHN GRaHaM, M D.
Chlekopee Falls, M* . Oct 9, 1838
1 iiave made uae of Dr Phelps’ Conmoand Tnrfo Pilia
gr ftuttc *"ne are Bilious P l yaic, and am much pleaded
wirhdie offer (a of them Neveral member* ©f ,n y family
have receivel much benefit frrnn their use in various
complaint*; anti 1 ran cheerfully recommend theru to
Uie Public aa a medicine truly worthy ••( a friai
Joseph hart.
liu rv*
This may cenify, that! have Ween fi die (a** i* m j
in a very feeble #(Rie of ht Uh wrih lo*h of *;qt (ife.
pulpitfioti of lit* he*rt. slno>*t constant strkL*r£ l ihe J
ri.imtt it vootilMig. mid hadac!ie; and m all I hire was {
wided fraioent ami aevere attacks of Khtummt tern. I !
had roosulied several phymriaiva and taken thair finv- I
ftiea.(.YHd aiming othr i>t rut*. frequenlv large qimirii- I
Ucs of eaiootef.) but without much relief I tried t
rttimennts other pnpilkr reosettie* which re-e reroin
i.fii.Vd for B,ch co...ph nt& ;k it -ndretb e P ”8 Ac >
\■! -*u 0114 ’ of % f’ .-nd ref fe-,. r- • . •n. i
Dr Phrljw’ !• .1.4'. I* V Hhfol, I *<t.i in H e
ni* of ai! dioree compl omH. and I am nw abb* N aimml I
m tQ¥ .(.:* taiMiur and ihiring the Time I ware j
taking the Pi’ia 1 rottb*d large q- nime* ..fe from
wluth I hvvr reufferetl uh.-i time b
have r. is beo rnmhled wiihilt. .n Hmce Mv daua'itar.
who bare \ , <*n fiir a l<<n? tune arthrted with a violent
rvretfii pain u *te le jw:, ,ift.t,n of IV ! ean wiili
general ib-hit -y. I*, .a of rej ;..*tite ar.l retrengtk. Ac . lias
alo been verv mucil beri.Mie.l tiv tho u— 1 • one imx
of file PiU* Th-V Rro the only n Jrii.’ whiru
giv.-n Iter any rebel', r) i.outrh lias udu■ he pre
scrip.'wore of .-%ernl iV- ■■<, rernt variuwa (gs Kt uuNfi- •
yr.e. during the s• m 1 *
B*nel- J Pici'v* 1
For sale at the Darien
7 > cent per iicx*
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THE co-partnepship heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the firm of Dr&) A: “Harbock,
it this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts
due to or by tnein will be settled by J. Dray, who is
duly authorised to attend to the same.
JESSE DR AY,
AUGUSTUSW HARBOCK
Darien. May 16th 1839. *
N. B. The Watch Making and Jew elry business
will b® carried on in Darien by the subscriber on his
own individual account. Thankful for past favors
lie hupes by strictness and punctuality to merit a
continuance of the same. All work done by him
will be warranted to be genuine and in a workman
like manner. Having had a practical experience in
business he is satisfied that he can render general
satisfaction, to all those who may lie pleased to pa
tronise him. DRA\.
May 16. 3t
Drift Oystcrsliclls.
The subscriber is anxiousto contract for the Drliv- j
cry of 10,000 bushels drift oystersheHs. to be deliver
ed” at hfs Plantation, before the first of January next, i
for which a liberal price will be paid. For further
information enquire of
HUGH FRASER GRANT, near Darien.
Darien. June 24th 1839. st.
appliestian to sf.ii.iM cf rrt v, and \m
erf sr. n-art
an ocetFonal uae of them. For that Actumai
tt and and dtraned at#c ol fie*yiein, wUh*
in the spring teaton qf Ooysar and brxtaaing a<
aux.Bwr. thtae Pill* are psrticularly api'l.iatiw.^
It is conceded and well imUeratuod, tl.il
fil,!,. of all thscarewof onai*ptiO|* wlitch^
m.a lv .onstgn ita / ItM I V 7 HOIUA
y/CT/HS to *fi irreve orupnata tn .
CLOTS CONSTITVTION, or glaadular aw 4
capillary obstruction, wlnth botng it'gtecierf *1
first, because the aymptoma are 0 ’
enough to occasion alarm, are aermmed to go •*
and prey upon the vital., until rsliqf is
Kf.r all euch case* as these, the Tomato Ftlla are
a remedy, which if taken in .eason, and peraevaf
ed m so reasonable extent, will reod'rtha.ye
tern unsusceptible to >tus insidious disease. Ihoao,
llierefore, liable to *ore tliroaia. swelling of it
glands, coughs. Ac. should take warning m sea
son, a id enibrace a remedy rhal nav :* rrf'T>
in. lidsiion—that it is tnhrtly on r, and promises
as much as any oiW htrtlqfors known.
Females of 40 so 50 years of age, will find them
i powerful assistant ta nature, in the important
change in the functions of tha system, removing
all liaiultnea to Cancans, glandular swellings, So.
and assisting io establish that new action in tl
animal economy which nature often fail* to dm
None should avoid a free and continued use of
them, if they wish to escape * long train of incw
rabls maladies. For this purpose one should be
taken every night and morning, and continued aa
tong as any unpleasant symptoms remain.
K I irftsimcM .na in young frniolea, enmigti •!
the Fills should be token every third mght to pro
iliic * lull evacuation frrnn the bowels, rot thia
purpose three- lo fi*f will be required—no and. finite
(ins., however, ean be assigned lor every case;
but their specific action u[>on tlie bowels should
be obtained , if it requires ever so many, and per-e
----vt-rt*ii n uotil the tlcsirui eflect* re produced.
To remove Conafiiiitiou, Heart-bunt, Nsusos,
wlieit no other discaite ia present, on# or two
Pilis may be t#ken, either on going to bed or
an hour aftor eating. Fort lull operfi#, ihltfi
to fix# should b# tfiktn.
Frvnt Dr. Nathaniel Hooker, yf Hanford.
Ttus certfies, titai for some uue iisst. I tisve bssn
convklsrsbtv in ihe iisl.it of prose rihu.g Dt Phci;s*
<:<tm|K>un<l tomsio Pills,#hlhaveiuvsnshly f.iuoU tfe
to answer a vßlulle purjiose; *oi in some inwsitcss
’ far to pßcecit mv utni ssnguine ospccuuions—sffor.ltng
ib- morel ilecnied relief In ilwrt time 1 think they
! tuny le useii if. sil t?** contulsinfre for which ffi y ars
| recotiiinetMietl in rite bills ol dime lions, witli great ni'ifi
j an.l lunch silvsntsgr
Hartford, August 7, 1838. Nathahiel Hookbs, MD.
1 h*vs lately uresii Dr Plielf'S* Tomato Pills, for *t*4
vtemaeKi an I btUtme tlerungement of tiis liver, for which
I h*v# formerly am! frequently used calomel, snd I cso
aider them an eicellent snbstKiite. pnalueinE all the be
nefits that 1 used to denvs fmui calomel, and a apss*lily #
wKhoul pro. hie log any uupisManl effect*
Hart fool, May, 183A B. E Maws
Recuied.)
, Earn Granville, Ms, Oei 31. IS3B
I iiave lately made uneof Dr. Ph#tps’ Toumto PiU
with gresi benefit, for a liiliou* affei nou oi the siotnscb
! and m reevere ibveaae of the liver lam sure I received
more benefit imm ibeu dian from any other rreiiiedv I
Uv itir-ft. I can rheerftilly re.’iMiin eml them o the
f . h vsiudtbfo me.fit*me for Dyspepsia and Bilious
1 ret)e( lions, and a > an agreeable cstiiaiic.
ANtiON R TAYLOR.
from a genileman of high reepe- taJtilily -doled
New York, Nov. 6th. 1838.
To GR. Phelna,— Dear Air I has# n*ed tour Ccm
futtmil Tomato Pills, the pare! season, 6r tbs Dver coio
|damt, and am l>a|*(*y to add, wiili drcideii leiiefii —sml
therefore lake great pleaaurs in rerommeudhig them;
are well front a actise ol (latitude to tiie bonevoieul Pio
prietor, a* tib a view of trrviuf the cauree of ptwUn
tie; <*i>y ; from a ooouye of duly I owe the pubttc in bear
mg my testimony in lavor ol U’*s —tle world’* invaiuabls
iiii-dicins.
eh* year* reiiire. 1 buffered from a irw’iuty, pronounced
tv tl*e conrurreni opimon nf a cnuacA ol pnyreictaoa. a
eh route injiumtnnhvn of the Lun ; and undo went
rekilhii merrurinl treatmentbeing confined for many
mmdha; mid I at length mainly n-ffto-ed to a u.’.-ral.'e
degree of li< re!h, though not without n apprehcnsirin
that 1 ahould be attidlanv afliir.fed My fear* have born
but too well rmidriiwl f.y a recurrence of nearly all ths
reyi*pioms of this >Treadfiil malady the pa* summer;
when acctdtmiallv I beard of yousAPUlre, and lesmiug
aomeihinf of their properties and char red cm- and their
rapidly increasing celebrity; 1 resolved on trying ilistn.
Feeling a* I did a irepugnance I# manning again io Cal
oine/, and afteff insnvctually and unsuccessfully trying
other medicines professing a specific remedy for iW
complaint; I purchased s bo/ of the Messrs tfsnd*.
Druggists, corner Willistu aim Fuiton streeta duty au
thorised Sprats; they presenting n, I#Accompany ‘be
bn*, s pamphlet eonfainmg a repecificatVm, dimciH in,”
Ac 1 hail ivit taken one them %pfor<.’ 1 happily
eaperfencred thetr irrealing efli- acy and curative effects ;
—nud now duit I Itavc given ’ tem a thorough irral. can
cheerfully and unhremfaiingh pro**ouncre them litre very
best remedy extant for ar?\ derangement m re ft.. bon > (
the Lit** ■■r"9fUrn, IhUo .*■ Ijf *nt m* Palpitation of
th \ // r sfMtt in any of ita forms a'ao a* a
’ ; Mflppfeily medicine, are Uie best with which lam ac
quslotec
mm recommendation snd sollcnation many of my
fnendre and acquaintance* iiave taken (hem are a family
medicine. with jer#eci success I trans my petunesion
to use this as you phase. Your truly,
18 AAC VV. AVERY, 179 Wiiltam atresL
From Ihe Her / X Sprague. Ptutor of the fiMrih
Cougre.gatian.al Church, Hartford, Conn.
Dr a R Phelp*.—
tiir.—For #ev* ra! year* past I have found i( well to
keep in my family a bottle nf castor o;l and other snn
pie medicinreH. iu>d no doubt that their timely use ha*
been greatly bmeficial in preserving our health. For
some time part I breve made mse of your Compound To
i ruato Pill* are a aYibretiiiite for tbonre medicine* ami iiave
been much pleased with their m'dd. vet effertire op
eration. dial they have become our fnmiiy medicine j
wbd- others have hre*n laid aside I prefer them for
mvself and children, to say oilier medicine 1 have ever
used to correct the irregularities of thr stomrerb and
bowels. Y'oura, Ac., I N. BPItAGbE.
(<e.: ts v*. W. f. Jeu'tll, L hiCkvyecw. Mom.
Cmickopeb Tai l* Oct 2SM, IKW
Doct I- R Purupw- Dear reir : Havmr heard o uck
I sdi.i i lair ui ia\• mof y onr ** Comj.tmnel 7'vmaio Ptll*.’*
| I have baren induced to yi\e tbewi a frud *ti a variety of
dtreessra for which ihey arc retomuien4e<t sod which
Ii siveoccurred in iuy practirc, amt I murei as* bret lam
I betfrer ple.- eit with liiciii than with n mrHi< me I have
.v.-:
I (bv Lir M,. Blare 8* ML .Micniftve UI Lift I *U'I ad., r
li tn u. .• Sid tout rgu r *r rend h*akliv /cre/i n *, t,u:u
i K.i.gii’ | r neii. a are a c and uiem— .*.d mks uree mu a
| me.II. ui* 1 d.4? be’H t bare I ten fußy esirebl.dicl I ti. and
them to WLreeas jHiwertui Dunexr *io -
I pcsscrroetl them io two fD fdnp-y p.t.e ol U.eo. a
verv - \rr one-) wait
unnary'iircli.u2**re w* e iticreßre. horn half a put! io
two cahoinf widitu ihe fir-; I- riy-eigln tioura after I
cotinnenced i*ing the Pills, mi l the patn-oi ire now .a
coiofon&ble hralih.
1 have row but two Ire.txes Pilire ivf: l-snd. sjml thaft bs
. kwi wlii-n ilm j rer*’ gi*- .* I tit-r ,{* , vii-. -• jf
■ i ssjm-m where! not a CLti artr
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Herald Ofilce. d’jrifc 37 and
8100 Reward.
H ANA WAY firm the subscriber about the 10th
int. a negro felii v [a jobbing carpenter} mun
. id DICK, or RICHARD, abr ut 25 years of age, aud
5 fi-et, 9or 10 inches high; he is a good looking ne-
I gro, of black complexion, has a grum took, and
speaks Tery ini]>eninrmly, end was, when a boy,
j cccustor.ied to house work. It is supposed he will
make for Charleston, or Georgetown, where his
’ father (named Abraham) is thought to be he having
! been sola in Charleston some year* ago. Richard
| has been for the last 12 cr 18 months taking carpen
ter’s jobs on his ow n account, both in the city and
neighborhood, and is well known in Burke county,
and at the Richmond Baths, “ here he was engaged
all Inst summer. I will give the above r, ward if ta
ken out of the state, and bronght to meat Augusta,
or fifty- dollar-, if lodged in some safe jail where I can
get him, and a suitable reward if taken up in this
neighborhood on either side of the river.
JOHN CARMICHAEL.
April 16
Pure XaquorE,
CONSISTING of (Venae Bran
- - fly. 11. Girt, Jamaica Hum. N. E.
: Ruin and Gin, Teneriffe, Port. Madeira, and
j Malaga Wines.
For sale wholesale or retail bv
in 22 H. NY. HLTNAI L.