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Dirrnilvr itco. j Mium.^rru!4 SlOth May, J(s33. ) WHKRUI lv an Act ofib- <i neral A, ,[ thn that*. |**h4ilm MaitU D < nbw !*>, •j**** \ •* An Act in pro’ id* (<*< cU ol /H™'*"* lo mini* the auinlwr of Ihi ClciiyaJ -d(MtiWy of li >” I Him- of ami *•' named,'’ it Upro'i4~* 11 ,b * ll • ,h ’ <,ut >’, of hu to now ic tty to ihe .lUerLu******” wnendmeniatttadi in the Constitution, , Jr t; rn*u to ih reduction of the numbtr of mrm \ya cjmpotrinc tlieGim , il •’; utd the Unit \I -n<!ay in October uni, afur th* nttng of said * ‘rtfivnitian, he shall til ori for lhe rat i firm ion, by the jK .mU', of fcueh amend uteri!*, (durations, or new si - ttehv, ns they may make for ih* rtbjreu of reduction j and wtiMj nation ofihe General A***'ftlbly only; Mi l > if laiilud hy n majority of iha voter* who to *on fI j xuacso f JWnrtfsTlON/* oi No Rtrinctno*/ i tV ft, aud in shat ( Veil', tfm <i her alum M by thiu j irttd” ttft l HUififo, aha!! b binding on V people of I thu Su ! , io: <>Ui*rwii' v ,” Andwh'n'tn th* ‘id j efat< k~f th pTfpl of ibn Stale, assembled in f-oii* | meiion ‘.Tinier I,lieproviiioMefth* beforeredited det, Hate Z9Q&k X n , Mid dr C hired tft* following to lit” <*l I irr-iuoits and amend mania oflh* Const itoi nut of (bin ] hi Ale, touching the repftoentotion ofth* jxopht in the j l AtsttOl Af thereof, to wit: THE CONVENTION assembled under the , Act 10 prof hi f for tlie ral! of <i Convention to reduce j the itUMioer off he Osfterat Assembly of the Bli* of j Georgia, and for other purposes therein named,’ i par <1 tire 26th day of December, 1838 having met >titd*r tin Proclamation oftli* Governor,on Monday •V Oth day of May. Ift39, propone h* the final result of Che i r del ilrerai ion t, I lie following t fw* amendments in tho Conaitation of the Him* of Georgia, mid pre **-nt the lume to bis Excellency the Governor of ihe Htat , that publicity may he given t# *nid alteration* •al inienanu'nti, feiannng to the tilth auction of the iid uwhr which the OofrcwklD assembled : AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OP THE STATE OF GEORGIA The Haute <*f Repre.sentulivc* abnll lie composed of member* from ull tin conn lie* which now nr* <r hereafter maybe included within thi* fckutc, accord ingl to their respective numkr of free w hile pera'ins, and including in ree-fifth* of ull the people of color— # lie ascertained by an net uni enumeration lobe rnfide front time to ti;nc, at infervnla of aeveh year*, u*f now by !mv provided Each county *)uill lie cn titled so one RNunber, Each county Imving u rrpnv hi fttiitive population, n* alwive *|ierified, or *ix thnu nd pcr*orta, ahalUw? etilitled to one additional mem* Ut, nnd each county having auch rcprcMentative potMilwiton of !Wi Ivc tiKHtsand peraona; ahull been* nuM to two additional member*; but no county Khali have more Own three member*. The nrhnbcrpf imimiier* of which the f Tonne of H pre*'*illative* will be eompnswl, according to the 11fore*aid ratio, and the lent cenetia, *hfill not bereaf* ter be increased, except when anew county i* cr* u twi, and it ahnii lc the’duty of the at hetr * *simi la Jc holden float after the enumeration branded for by law, no lo regulate the ratio of repre- Mentation ft* to prevent auch increnae. Tii i it. . • ntativea mIiuII be tdioacn annunlly on lie fir*t Monday of October, until auch day of elec tion ahull be altered by law The Sr. natk shall consist of fortyix mcml>er* f ckefrd iumuidly. on lit** firt Monday in October, until such day of election shall le altered by law ; and ahall lx* composed of out mwAitbiT from each of lh< forlydli Hcnniotial Distnct* following: 1. < hnthntn end Hffinghain. Sr'rivcft and Rnrkr. l. Htclunotid and Columbia, A. Lincoln and Wilkes, 0. Elbert and Madison, and llalwrshani and Lumpkin. 7. Union mid Hulmn. H. Foraytb and lluil. R. .liuduon and Franklin. 10. Clark mid Oglcthorp. 11. Gresn tifid Putnam. !‘L ‘i'alliaft rro and Warren. 1R Hancock and Halil win. IT. Washington mid Jt Hcraon. Ift. Ernatiucl and Montgomery. 10 Liberty and Bryan. 17. Tffttnnl and Bulloek* IH. Mclntosh Glynn. M>. Cmndyi and Wavnc. to. V\ arc and Lowudcx. ‘IA, Telfair and Appling. T<s. Lawrence and Wilkinson. **l3. Puluski mnl Twiggs. *tl. Bibb mul ('rawlord. *2fi. .fotir* and J temper. ’M Butt nnd Monroe. 27 Gwiuio tt and Walton. ‘iH. DeKalb and llenry. ift>. Newton and Morgan. TO, <*tinier and Murray. HI. ('twit and Cbernkec. 02 t ibi) and Campbell, 113, Coweta and Fayette. *ll. Mcrriweiher and Talbot. 515. Pike and Fpuon. 36. Houston and Macon. 37. Dooly and Irwin. * 38. Thomas mid Decatur. 30. Baker and Early. Ml, Lee amt Sumpter, ij . Haiidotph and Nnwart 4'2. Mstscogee and Marion 13 Harris and Troup, 11 Heard and Carroll. 46. Paulding and Floyd, 4d. Chatt(Kgu. Walker and Dado k . dud whenevre hsirallcr the shaij lay >fl ami establish tisw county, sshall l* add'd to thn im>Mt cositiguoMs Scimturittl District Jisving the nmalk'it r ‘presentalive iKipulation. JAMES M WAYNE, President of the Convention. Allot; Li vir s LaTasti;, Set hy of the Convention l therefore in conformity with the pvovUW of the before reeitrfl Aef do hert'by give puMteitv to thf same and Enjoin each voter WPBPmbcns of tly* Gee Si Wfefohly of this State, on the day therein Kpeeified to wit. on th*- first Monday in OetoU t n \ * to gt\r Ins vote of A**.’ ‘fort.” or “A- /'*n’ • *.• tfftu h ,” ns provided in said Act ; and that the pre Hiding officers cortifN* the Mime to this Department, accordinjdv. <**vrn under my hand and seal of the Kv [L S J H utivr- Department, at th enpltol in Mil kdg villr, this the day and year first above written. GEORGE R GILMER By the Governor: Joitv 11 Si i:t,K. S E. D j. 18 Vf’ Thf Southern Recorder w ill publish the above j until the first Monday m Oetoln r next, and all the Ncvspapt'ra of the State will publish it once in th* j month of June, and once during the first week in j September next. By order of the Governor- • JOHN H STEELE, N E D General Agency. THE undersigned renews the offer to his friends rid ihe public, in the transaction of a GENERAL AGENCY in this place. Tie will attend to the re law al of all notes, that inav be entrust* i to hi are. in the Central Bank, for the customary fee o* One Dollar for each renewal. also, to the taking ou and for warding Grama, for Fifty Cents each. £ Letters enclosing money and Note* (post paid) w ilt meet w till prompt attentiivn. JOHN R ANDERNON Millcdgev illc Jan. 8. 18311. CTilson ,v jurothrr, Manvfactvrrrs am! I m porters of Saddlery j Hardware, .Vo. 9. North Third street, PHILADELPHIA, HAVEeonsiaiilly on liaud forth,’ Soutltrrn ami ! \Ve*torn markrts. s general aas<vrtn>em of I’lafe.f, polished alee! ami liras* stirrups, rirusi. polislted Meel aiut l*>s snaflels, do do do do afuir*. do liras* and japaned harness ntountmj. W<l and ekepUral springs, liras, and (dated. Bands cotton, lumen and w ors>rd a'rhiuiifi. Plush, lt skills, saddle trees, jnpaned leather. Plated, liruss, trood and |a,Kltt(,l harness, do and do courli romps; Together iUi a trerv largt ossortment of all kinds of goods mt lie above iine. which they offer on tlm i inosi reasonable terms They are constantly o-eeiv ! rns laryr supplies in addition to their present stock. ! ■urd assure Southern and Western merchants that j their seeds; are of tire first quality. . Philad-lphia,jui. I. IHueon MEomkoat Compuny. I jj3a4Wor\ y-,-, _ ~ y lliSiSiaare— Muccrn Hftambonl Company take lilts M. method ofinforming the Merchiniaof the interior of Ueorgiu and the public generally, that thoir line ol Bout- are in full operation, mid Holicit their pntronage: tiolieving tiiat good, forwarded by way ts liarien, I* the moat expedition* route. The Com pan v have five | new HTCAM BOATB, eommaitoed by first I rale ( viz# J s’l o.Nfi, - Capt. VV. ( Mundali, f:H!KHTAIN, - “ fieo. Wilcox, HXCKI., “ fi.Qtmin, hI'I'KIUOH. “ W. F. Johnson, J. CiHiDAIM), “ I. 1.. Wihox. Also, sixteen firMt run- TOW BOATS, built i-xprettaly for the tint igation of Aiuiauiuha and ! Ocarnttlgec Riven. The J. Stone in a aide wheel Boat, low pres sure engine, Carrie* 700 bale* of cotton, and ! runs regularly three times a week, between 1 Savannah and Darien. The Chieftain i* nside < [wheel Bout, and carries 500 or floo Laleot; cotton, runs regularly between Dai ini and J Charleston, and between Kavannah A1 Jiurl* | ton The Fxcel, rsiijienor and J (bn* id rim ; j regularly between Darien and Macon, lowing Iwo boats each. One ofthem will leave Dari jen regularly every three days the usual time j of passage op is live or six day*. This line is connected w ith a line of seven j packet* running regularly between New \ ork ! and Darien. Any goods or produce “hipped to ] i heir agents, or ordered lo lie hip|n 1 bj ile-ir I line, will be forwarded with despatch. ‘I be : 1 company, thankful lor the patronage they have received, have increased their mean* of eon- ! I veyance largely, and pledge themselves to tme j j et isry exi lion to facillale the mien Ms of those j i who may ship hy their line. Tlfir are also’a line of schooners running j I,etween Charleston and Darien, to the t.om patiy’sagenu in each place, The agents for the New York and Darien line of packets, are If M DEMI!, If,lt From si. New York, and MITCH EL, V\ N Kit & CO. Itariejt, A< nts of Ihe Macon Steamboat Company, j I, B ALDWIN, Savannah. MAK'I IN A W AKTKH.Ohari. tttm, ( I. K. HOBKRTS. Hawkins'lile. MITCHKK, WV lilt it CO. Darien, J. HOOD MID & CO. Macon. If M. DKMIL, IMft Front si. New York. HOUSE, SHIP, SION, AND <m*nnurtitnl PAINTING. fBAIIK Nl BSCHIBEIt respectfully informs I JL ihe pttlilie tiiat i.e has establish* and himsejf hi thise.ity. and will he happy lo execute any orders in hi* line, such ns House, Whip, Sign and Ormimeutfi! I‘AINTINO. Oil (hiding, ((ruining Glazing, I'nperinp, < oloring, ite. jl f ‘ Faints. Oil, Colors, \V fttdow Class, &c. eiinslatilly ou liuud. All order* punctually attended to, and Job* executed in a workmanlike manner. N. 11. All order* from the country punetn ally attended to. Ths subscriber vill he found at Mr.Chick’* residence. • OHMAM SAW YER. Referent e: Roger* eg (.'ratio, Oarieu. Col. D. M. Hi war', Liberty County. Darien, JanUi ry 5f !, 1 HMD. Johpli I, y Jim it, .Ir. AM) rrancls E. Hoimls ATTORNEYS & (’OUNSELLORH AT LAW HAVE UKuciuU*d thotiiseh vh in lhe prac tice of their profession iuDurien, and respect fully offer their sfervlcen to their friend* and llio public. fliflce, C luutier Building. Broad strccl, op posiic the store* of Mr. Samuel M. Darien, Apr 23. 183 ft. Lunds for Hale. ALL tlmne iwo Tri\*k or !.ots of Land, aitdeue in Hd uiatrict of Ap [iliug vounty, ami on the wuier* of the Alaiamnlia River; ont* known and dis (iuguiNlicd by il‘ No. and containing 3?oacr*a the other by he No. and contniniin; 11* acres, and having tin* right of ) ferry grained m a charter hy the legislature of the State Any person wish ing to trade for the same, may do so bv letter, direct ed l o Archibald Brydie, Atncnt, On.: or to J ll Fleming. V'liarleston. S. C. And I dohert l-y forbid all persons whatsoev* r from trespassing in any way whatever on saidpnimiaia. as the lW in sm:h eases shall bv rigorously enforced. J. 11. FLEMING. fob lft-3m (Athens Banner.} Isaac Snow, * OULD inform lus customers and tin* puMie, W w ‘hut In* cominues to keep on hand at his old aland, an vxtenMVe assortment of tnvrchandice cm biiieing almost every variety, n< b i\n Pry Gools Groeenes. Haniwei G'tlery tlollowwar.-. Earth xvare and Greekm . Glass wore, llats, Caps and uonnets ; VmK and S)io#*s, Books and Stationary, Cerfumery and a great variety of Fancy articles lie intends to keep his assortment as complete ; through tin* season an may* bo required to meet the w ishea of his customer*. l>an n,Ft b ft if _ Ht'orsrin-Wflnlo'h Count). ‘i'be lot In M ine is thr description es enttle taken up, ns eat ray bv Mr. Keuhin Obbing at his place of resi dence oti ButinloCreek MlntoshCounty; viz marked eroii. split.and underbit in one t r, and an under slope tillin’ other. Bmndedfl > One cow red, frosty, with heryeai'ling also red frosty, t bn cow while, with dark specks. One cow red and white pitied, three years old One liefer white, with Ind and sides hi.udle, two’ years >ltb One liefer white, with dark spots on her nock and sides, two years old. One cow w hileish colour, and mate calf rod, with white hack nnd feet, i One eow white and red (tided, with her yearling i r, lille, wilhtx'ii iie.nl ,X snl* >. Olieeow w uinnlt linens , wbur wnil Um k head and Muck spots on her sides, j w it It her yearling, white w nh red head and spots on j its n>, k and sides And one steer, sold hy the inker up. h i seven dollars. Viewed bv LVKE BANDY. Freeholder. Apprisement of 19 head of stoek cattle, at SO per head ... 00 one three year old steer, sold hy the taker up before tolling, appraised at 7 00 Total Sb 7 00 [Signed 1 LVKE BANDY ) > Freeholders. . JAMES R OBFRftY ‘ A Ivor copy as handed tome by James t Garri son. J us’ tee of tin Renee .1 K. TOW \SEM', rhrk of I C Me’ C. Dai ien, July 3lkh. 1839. Ll->1 F.R. The Diirltn Strain Saw XI 111. Is NOW IN OPF.ItATION’—The proprietors wish to eontraet fir the delivery of large quanti tns of y*iio puiv Luuiber at Lhcir wharf, where | the draft of water, and the facilities for loading an’ , as <-ood as at nnv place in tbs immediate vivmitv of; tv,:,, ,v Tins also, wish to eontraet for a supply of SAW i I,OGS—about four hundred thostaand fret will be required tnoatUly. t>ntriu'!- for this amount or ■ I it s-, w ill be given toaeeotmnodate applicants Tii. v offer for sal ihe masbUKrv of tin KICE .IHLL— consisting of mortars, pestles, shafts. 1 fanning mills, screens, two pair of very targe mill stones, anti <y number of other arueles. A bargain ts offered to any one w'howill purehase tlte whole Apptvat the mill. fit? :-4t , I THU max NTOSH COUNTY HERALD. Ocaiuiilgcp Slcitm*flout Com* puny, i.xcoKroii*mi nv tiit. uottuntu ofbeoiioia, in IHHo, tor the Irtuinporlalion ttud ineuranct; of niert'hitndiHe and produce, between Ha vamnaii and Damien, and Daiuun and Macox, touch iiik at llaw^ki.xxvu u’., and the principal Landings. fl'IIlH < oinpany will run their Stcam-lxmts , - a* high up as Macon a* long a* the slate of i the River w ill udjinl;and for low alage* ol lhe waters they have provided, and ure now run ning POLE-BOATS of such Jightdrnftof wa ternswill admit them to run at any stage of the River, which nrc towed up by their Steam - ’ boats two-third* of the distance, thereby great -1 U expediting the transportation of merchan dise during the Snrnnp r and Full -canon*;anti j their Steamer* wHI be in complete repair, and ! ready for business, as early a* the River will | admit. TIIEIH IKIVTS auk : * Steaili-hnat C-oIZT, Captsdll ’ *<# B Brutitly, <■ / 2 ; Steam Unit Ai.atamaiia, (Jup , oAa bAs!-: tal „ Taylor, b tt-r ‘x- rjlTi’ Steam boat Ocamclckk, l-ap- Mr- tainßlarikn.sli.p: And a lar ue number of TOM -lit.'A'l Sy which ’ wilt he in etnuplele repair. For further infiu motion apply to i’ll. II A OM.K x - ON D.iilHVp— MKA ft COTTON. Miit on i I U . LATHROI*. Hawkinsville. ; AV.M. PATTERSON *(.'(.. Savannah, , McfKtW ELL. SHANNON & 1 <> Charleston. SCOT'i . SHAITER* MORRELL N York. July Agents. (soellrkt- * ,*i;(•.tit” 5,i.,, !lv* . B2U)R u*'cur*- of Consult.|*tton, Con; )i, Guitln, Cittaiifis, • mi mall) comj iiuii iidtU itl lo lid liumaii gyiirm. Pric** #*iy6o, and sold by ISAAC BNv>W, ol- for Darfon. {Translated from the- O ’rsnan } LCM IS OFFt)!N (iOt LB KL, or Cif lIMAN V. Thf urn-fit est of Human Ihjujnetia* H Oilizens of Nor t Fa nd South America: To leoiii.x Ofibn Goelk’ki*, M. J). af (urmnny. (Europe,^bvione# ihe iitp<*ri hahfo honor of h |i!W find jti't’t'iouh dx tinr tc> thr sos medi cine,— a doemuf, which,thoughvehrrnrntly ojpo*h*d by many of lilt faculty (of which he t* a valuable member,) he proves to or hr well founded in truth, a* any doctrine of Holy Wrii, —a doctrine, ujavn the verily of which are sunpwidhd the lives of millions of our race, and which he boldly chalJengea his oppo •♦ers to refute, visr . is alHuys acctiifined ly idiioai nil siaieof iIl Vis Vine (or Lif -Principle) of the human body— f ‘loftcn secretly I linking’ in the system for years, before tharc is the leiuit coiaplnint of the ltingsjP f j|—and which may be as certainly, ihoujrh not to quickly, cured as u com mon cold or a simple headache. An invaluably pre cions (ktctnne this, tin it imparts an lesson to the nppHmiUy healthy of both sexes, teaching them that this insidious foe may lie un unobserved inmats of their “clayey houses,” even while they imagine themselves secure from its attacks, teaching’ them that the great secretin the art of preserving Health is to pluck out the disease while in the bladdt and not wait till the full-grown ear Append'd below are ft sow certificates of cures from the extremely numerous lit*! that has lw*en sent to the proprietor ; and from the respect ability of the sources from which they emanate, the most skeptical cannot doubt of the wonderful effoets of this medi cine. Post Office, Kingston, N Y July -I. IB.'lß. Dr Rowland Hir—The effects of the German San ative are great in this place One woman that was in a dep Consumption, and who bad been in contin ued night sweats for seven months, now considers herself well She took no other medicine but the Sanative. Another case-a mau that xvas taken bleeding tt the I.ungs till he could not r hitnau ls in his bed, has Wen restored to perfect health by the Sanative JOHN V TI LUG UGH, PM Post Office, Charlotte N C June |ft. 183 R Sir—| bnv%*old oil the Son'dtivc and want two mora.immediately. Ii has performed n re nt arkiible cure of palpitation of the heart, and the \ dividual says if is medicine ever offered to the American people*—• lUthouL'h the Doctors are try ing to put it down. H. 13. WILLIAMS, P M Post Office, North Eaton, Ohio, July 3,1830 Sir-rl am entirely out of the Matchless Sanative, and hare hourly calls for it—many from n distance of 90 or 30 miles—in which case* people are much : disappointed m not being able to obtain it. They | seem wiffjug to give any price ftr it, and I could have | sold the past week more than one hundred do Mars worth of it, had it hi t n.Qti hand. It is truly a grea medicine. Many la thl* vicinity re fast recovering from the ounsumption by the us* of it. ’ D C VfILMOT, P M New Hav en Gon. July 24, J^N Dear Sir—Tlie Matchless SamSvf sells Well and 1 with signal success. One case—a young matt, in the lasi singes of Consumption, given over by his physician, has been takim; it only a few weeks and is now able to walk and rideout Before lie took the Sana ive he was unable to t’H (‘tit of bed and his death was hourly expected. Rut to the astonishment ’ t his friends he was soon able to leave his Ind, and to !*c out as lieforc stated. Two other similar eases have recently occurred. P W DAVENPORT Post Offer, Chaplin. Windham Cos.. Con., . Sir—A most womb Ifni eon lifts lati v U rn effect ed. through the virtues of Dr t ?oe ick s Sanative, in the case of an elderly srentlcmnn. who was far irone and wasted away in Consumption, and considered past recovery by his family man. He is now . com paratively speaking, a well* man. 1 saw him myself a few days since, in company with his wife, starting j on a journey to the western part of this State He ascribes Ins escape from the very inw* of death, and j his recovery to health solely to the astonishing vir tues of the Murchless Sanative. He is a man pos- I in : a snug property, but said he, * 1 would wil i < gly v one thousand dollars or siugtt 1 •otde of > j it. i (could not purchase it for a less price. To him ! the Sanative is above all value. WALTER GOODELL, P. M j J (tcorgiu Insurance and Trust C’OXI I’AXY, ll’ ILL take Marine and River risks on j VV Vessels. Boats, Freight. Money Mer- ! ohandire ,te. Also, against loss fv Fire on Buildings. Merchandize and Produce, on ihe ‘ most favourable terms. Apply to P. H. YONGE & SONS. Agents. Darien. January 22. 18110. CieorsUa—Xlclntosli County. mVfHERE Roswell King, applies for tejs V V of disn’.issmn on t ; . -tatv of Pierce Butler. late of said County deeens and. These are therefore to cite and admonish all. and singular the kindred and creditors o ;od deceased * to be and aj>pear at my office within the time j ro serilxd hy law, to shew cause, if any exist, w hy said letters should not be granted Given under mv hand at office this 23d day of February, 1839. ‘ Jl TOWNSEND ‘ f.-l> 2ti Clerk. C O. Fainl* and Oil*. *e IX KEGS En-lish XVliite I.EAD r\® 75 do American ditto —Also. Ore n and Black PAINTS Just received ! ; and for sale bv may 7 J. & S H. ROKENBAtJGH. Notice is Henkf (Oven, THAT J*tKS I Gjrkison. Esq. has l>een appoin- | ted by the subscribers, their acting Agent duringlhei absence from this State. S. D & J P WOODBURY Darien, Afay 28th 1832 Keit*oiinl>le Cood*. THE xubtM i'll* is cull ili attentiou of their cun- | loimrt ai.d the public, to tlicir otr>dk of gcw.dv w hich ) have been fiic’ iTed by late arrixals. 1 tock of j Briuh, French and Ameri< an Hr) (fftmtls vui table for the preaent nnd npproarhinr seaaon, it very genera)—among which may be found flannel*, cloths * sauinett, mure Circassian*, bombazine*, vest ing*, Irish linen, linen •hcetiugSi table and lowell j diapers, brown Holland, cambric, mull, *wi# and | jacone muslins, linen cambric handkerchiefs, silk i do black Gro de Swiss and Mationa silk, colored do. French and Beotch worked collars, ribbands, j bobiuett, laces, barrage, checks, plaids, English ami j American prints, bleached and brown shootings and | shirtings, shirting strips, umbrellas, silk, mohair and cotton hosiery, Ac. foe, yA large assortment of Hoot* mid Shoe*, Hats and Bonnets. Hardware., Queentvare. Ifootltmcarr awl HOLLO II IM HE ■jf■}} : jJ GQ ; g),. 11l ON AND NAILS. ALL SIZES. White Lend, reen und lilaek I’nlnt*: Stationary, Perfu mer}’, Ae. Ac. They Hre at all tim-t receiving and tin ir anw.rt-! I ,rut will lie kept full tlin uglmtit tlm yen,, with ,uch I i rti* le aa are ,1* .iralde (or plant, r and laitaly t,, All of which will Im old on rcaw.iial le term* .1 Sl S II ROKENBAUGH Darien, Jan 29. 1839, V mCKL. SI RS, rt.RKR take* tin* mehtd of | -■ ilih'rilling the public ihttl he hu- ttnw on j litiitd a general ur-ortnt, nt <f Foreign and Do- ‘ in, -tie Dry Good-* att,! Fancy Article- ; Groce-’ rie* ; Croektrv and (Ra— Ware; Hardware ltd Ulillcry ; Hollow. Wood Tin. and Ston, W rt - : t nrpeliter and Joiner*’ Tool*. Mich a* Hitfehct*. IJamnier.* Augur*. ( hi*, l*. Bits and I lit sitwk*. Flatie*, plan,- Iron*, and Saw*. Also. Saddle*. Bridles, Martingale*, Saddle! Bag*, ike. H ATS. ( APS, and Head) Made CLOTH j ING. Ladies’, Gentlemen*’ & Uhildren*’ SHOES. BOOKS and STATlONAßY—together w ith a i variety of other article* too numcroua to men tion here, all of wit -h will be (told a* low a* , ean be bought in th tty. 11. \V. HUDNALI. P. S, The store will be kept open during 1 the Summer month*. ja 22 I LOK IIS, \c. 20 PLOUGHS, No. 10 and 12. with extr, points 10 key* NAILS *i/, * from -I to 20 (O do Brooklyn WHITE LEAD No. I und extra For salt by H. W. HI DNALL. ja 22 | Nolice. The subscriber wishes In sell n tract j|Q of two hundred sere* of land, lying ou | the Altsitlalin river *!*>,,! 2* mile*BUivc | Darien Stud land i-; welt tiud>ere,i w ith 1 — —— Pine nnd h i* a enneenient landiog or 1 Blitffi,**. For terms apply to J. J. OniTison or the subscriber JOHN MITCHEL. April 2d, 1839. Toinb-Tablr* am! 4-ruve Slones \MOS STEVENS rcsjiccifully informs hc citi . reus of Darien and the surrounding country,that he w ill furnish the above articles at the following prices : Tomb Tnhtes 6 fret Ions; and 3 feet wide, with plane Xftiare edge*, y 1* 00 : Unending the tupdge. of Ike table and culling a moulding on Ike same, 10 00 , I marth ;.i/,„r, 2 1-2 feet tons and si chcsH/Hure, 11 doth each, 11 00 i Plain GrSPI e Stones 30 inches wide, 37 00 do 2H “ 27 (Ml; do 26 “ 22 00: do 21 “ is On ‘ do 22 “ 1G 00 j do 20 “ | 00 1 do )8 •“ ‘ 12(H) ) do 16 “ 10 (HI ; do 11“ 8 001 Extra eo*t for ornnineittal work will ha, for 2 willow* and urn, 5 (Hi Do 1 “ 3 IHI Square pnuuel lo enclose the meCiip tion, 1 (Hi Oval Leaf corners, 4 on each slime, 2 (HI. For further particular* inquire of the subeeri ber residing in Darien, who ha* been appoint ed agent, and w ill attend to the same. JOHN MITCHEL. Parlen, July 9, It _* Nollee, ALL persons having claims against the Estate of 1 \(iUS 1/ FELTON, late of Mclntosh Coftoty, deceased, are requested lo hand them in according tti law : And ail pc ! sons indebted to id Estate are requested to make paymenrto ’ ALEXANDER MITCHEL, Administrator. D.irtett. July 2,1 1836 40t Notice. ALI. t>crs,>ns mdehted to the estate* of Mrs Jane Russ, and J. G. D. Bell, late of Mclntosh county, deceased arc requested to make immediate payment. And those having demands, to present the same duly attested within the time prescribed by Law. JAMES BLUE, Administrator. Darien, June2sth 1839 Spanish Ctsar* and Tobacco. 50,4*00 S: u „d I,A - MMI C 1 PoiliAMX Brown’s ernuina Virginia Leaf, niui Cavendish TOBACCO. For sale bv fob 19 ,i A S H R< KEN B AUGH Notice. All arsons indebted to the undersigned, bv ac count, are requested to make payment to Mr Will iam B. Ecker. who is duly authorised to receive the WOODBURY A STACKPt LF. Darien. June ISth 1b39. 6w OALUOV. Tins fine thorouiU-brot^<Stl-1 i bon m ill serve mu res this teaso n j in this plact and at some other { ,/\ J?) stand to l>e determined on here- j sAm A a ler Dalroy is a blood bay. ; (r Fft hands 3 inches high, and of j -Jf fine shapg'and action. He was - <■■■ ■ —bred by Mr. Ross, a gentleman of the highest resjxc lability, a copy ofXvhosc certificate is given below. Dalroy is j ! a very sure foal getter, all his mares of last season : ■ having proved with foal. Terms 25 dollars for the I ; season, to be paid during the same. A libernldeduc- j lion from this price will be made to those who put* more than one mare. Mares at a distance will be : taken care of and fid for 40 ots. a day, ail expenses to be paid before taking a wav a mare. Brunswick. April 13th, “The bay Horse named Dalrov, that 1 sold to Ma- \ jor W M Graham, was got by Got Barbour’s j imported Horse Truffle, out of Young Lady Teazel, j who was by Fieri* ei, out of old Lady Teazel, who j was got by the imported Archduke, out of a mare by old Bedford, grand m by Col. Page’s Adeicamp, g. j srrandam hy Davidses Feamaught, g. g. granaam | bv Old Janus, out of the dam of Syms’ Wildair.— Dalroy was foaled nnd raised at my plantation. ‘ Blenheim, in the county of Albemarle, an will be 7 years old next month. (Affiled) JAMES ROSS. “Washington. May 4th. 1838. —.4pi. 13.—1 t (.AorsTist—3!t*lnlosli Comity. FOUR months after date, application will be made lo the Honorable the Inferior Court of said county, when setting as a court of Ordinary, for leave to sell . the persona! property belonging to the estate of .Wrs Jane Russ, deceased. JAMES BLUE, Admr. May 27. 1839. tins. nil G. It. PHELPS* COMPOUND # TOMATO PILLS, [ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,] Anew anil valuable remedy for all diseases arising from IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD, Morbid Secretions of the Liver and Stomach, Alsa. • .camera far CALOMEL, u . CATHARTIC m FEVER*, and all tltlH.ua discKa, and far or .Unary Family Fhyde. Thta p-.pul.r Mcdwinc whwh ha. reecved ewh general Bilim, and k. id Stoma*,. Jaundice, Heartburn, < oehrena,, Headache. Ac tic and width I. now prewTbrd by many of the mow rwpectable Ph>''‘"*. >•/’ ‘ Tl’ ihe umnain the Undeff Stale, and at wbolea.le hv the Pmurwior. Hartford, Conn. EiTHArr* lion, the ‘ Synopsis •/ Dr. Phelps’ tfompaund Tomato Pitts, ’as rotw allied rn the circulars referred to above. IHIII. Pll.Wt HAVIJUi H£BI fairly and extet.arvely teated ta private pract.c-- by j. the inventor, and alao bya- veral etiunvnt Phyai-• t ctana, in all d.aeaaea depeidlmg npon tmpumte. the Blood, morbid aearruona of the tlomach and i Iver, and >ll kind, iff obatruettona i l.kewtaa as a SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL for a cathartic, ; ut UdiOuß affection* - are now offered to the public, I a* one of th* moat important and uaeful ikacove ari ever made. „ , . . Th-ir nperatam it powerfully directed to the GLANDULAR SYSTEM, removing all obs'ruc non. of tl.e gland, wherever attuated, St IKUM- TlfcS and SCROFULOUS TAINTS in all their Airn.a, and if peraevered in, no ease of acrol ulv, however severe, ear. ream! ill influence. It ta in their operation on the glandular ayatem, that their effects are so peculiar and potent, and *o nearly resemble that of * ® TOMATINE haa ALL the ALTERATIVE DE OBSTRUENT and CATHARTIC propertiea of rALoatct, without aver producing tmpleaaant or niji.rH.ua edict* under any circumstance*, either from exposure to cold or wet *, on the contrary, the Compound Tomato Ptlla are the btllWMijfever known, to counteract the effects of sIKKtT/Ri, completely ersdicating every particle of it from the • yatem t and renovating the constitution brokai) down by its use; which it does by correcting the elate of the blood, and through that, correcting ihe morbid secretions of the glands, and restoring them to a healthy and their own proper action. Its eflecis are analogous to SARSAPARILLA and BLOOD BOOT, Ac., united, and in it* com bined action with the ingreilki.ts composing the Pills, it exetta a compound universal action 1 E CULIAR TO ITSELF. Taken either a short time before or after expo sure, they render the eyatem levs liable to con tract CUMTACIOU* or ariDiMtc diseases, and should be resorted to by periona residing in low and marshy situations, or when travelling or exposwt lo eontagiwn Also persons mending the sick, who by long watching and fatigue, or exposure to the effluvia of the sick room, become debilitated, and lose their appetite, will find great OMittance from theat; Pills, in renovating nnd purifying the system, and restoring the functions ta s healthy state. Persons debilitated by intense and long 11A Hi I FUHIA, Jilltc 11 I ffitvins asaiftifuM * feflp# submittelto us by Ibiet O. R Phelps, to which he has mute oath beftires ii*fisirste •f this county *s being the one by which h* prepares Ms Lotnpotaa'Tnioaui P.lis we hereby certify t!at there w nothing einerinf info ths couipooWoa of said recipe but J.re7y regctaUe rullantt4, and pre|>oranons from j vegetable substances signed A A COOLBY, C. M 11a yds**. Dmgfttle and Apethecariea j fliMiisoaY. June IS. lOi We, ths mtbßuribera, having knwa I><*t ( R Phelps a number of years as a succ’SsAil prsenuoner of medi •me and surgery, and rejxwini c jnfid**nce n his ability j os *urh, and in his integrity ass cnlxen, (to cheerfully j tecotmoend hiu t** the confidence of the public flhxnad Drwj Ply, “'w MathsaJs, J O PamsoMO, Virgil Prn* *NS, LKumr* I,atimaa. Lawta I>icrrnson, Jseruav O Pmslps, Wiuruß**MMi 1 Copy right New Ilsven, Ohio, I>er. 4ih. 183 R i Gentlemen - Beeiug the very high estimoiMMi held forth by the Agent in this osedoo. and by those who had j the opportunity of trying Dr Phelps’ Compound Tomato I Pills-and being under the firm belief of having resiored healthy secretion* of the glandular system more than once, by using lhe Tomato Apple as a vegetable ; 1 have been induced to try this medicine in vartous diseases.— In the Autumnal Intermit!onto, prevalent in this auction of the tales* 1 have tw> doubt Dr Phelps’ Compound Tomato Pills will, in s great measure, if not entirely supersede the use of Calomel 1 believe that in diseaa ed hve they are more prompt in their effect, and a* j rjtieiml , si Calomel—l have tried them in various other | diwsue* •. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Joandice, Ac., with j the iirf>*t happy efTects —As far os my knowledge ex tends, | hate no hewHanry in recommending them as a highly valuable Family Medicine Vouis reaped fully, TlluMArt JOHNSTON Canaan. Conn . Get 2J, lA3B - certify that I have used one box of Doctor G R Phelps.’ Compound Tomato Pills, and found great r*-bcf, if not a complete cure, in a case of aevere Dyspepsu of long standing; 1 luive no doubt a conunuance ol them will produce the result desired NATHANIEL BTEVLNS From Dost. John Graham New-York, Oct. 20, 1838. G R. Phelps, M D Dear Air,—lt give# me great pleasure In being able to stale to you tuy opinion, and the result of iny eiperienec of your Compound Tomato Pills You must be aware that, like our profession generally. I am prejudiced against all remedies usually d*nomm.ed “potent medi cines, ‘ hut hearing your Pills highly extolled hy some of my friends, I was induced to procure a few boxes and Sivt* them a trial; and this 1 was the more inclined to n. from mv intimate knowledge oC and confidence in, your moral and profesoKmal character I have prescribed your Pills in of bihour affee ftsns, anil diseases of the h'esr and stomach, and the re sult has been highly satisfactory In one case particu larly, of severs dyopcptic symptom*, th* rcbef exceeded aiy umst sanguine expectations Judging from the recipe, as it wasc.ommunicafedterne, I should think your eompouml would l*e asfe in all cooes, and apniicable to most of those m which it is recom mended I take trie more pleasure in writing to von on this sub jeet, because I understand that great effort* have been made bv person* interested in emwhsr aaHflKine. to trs dues pni r character ass genii-man. and r Physician and to injure the sale of yom medicine, and wrot from you the benefits nf moot labors and inveatlganon, by charging vou with imposition, quackery. Ac. Yu are at liberty to use this in ouch a manner as you please, and also to refer to uie in regard to yourself, or your valuable discovery. Respectfully yours, JOHN GRAHAM, M. D. Chlckopee Falls, Ms., Oct 9, 1838. I have made use of Dr Phelps’ Compound Tomato Pills for snm* time a* Bilious Phytic, and am much pleased with the effects of them Several members of my family have received much benefit from their use in vanous coiiinlamts; and I can cheerfully recommend them to the I’ubUc as a medicine truly worthy of a trial. Joseph Hart. Hantku Thi* may certify, tlm? 1 hsvc U-m foriiu- i.i • *. ■ * j hi a very feeble state of b* *lth with of jp|H*tiie j l*'dpitstion of ih# heart, almost eWhtusto sieku’ f ihe i added tr*ri|*M*ut and sAvere oilsrks <*f J7#t mfiom. 1 j liohl ciriuniHetl sexernl piivfei'Mn* and taken ikw4rr *>**• j and * s.(,u.J juirfwg other thing* frrpiiuu ! !ic tes of calomel.) but whlmuh much rl>-■. ! i ,id tru-d ] niimffnflis other popular reineilieH w'-: n are r-o*- J ueiiiel for such cotopiatitia (un UnißlMti'* Pills Ac.) 1 varfona thing* which iny fiu*n>s ndvised. but still | wdhMit anv relief A friend id mm. recomaiended Dr Phelps* Totuato Pißa which I r it* i. and to the astotiLHiiirnl of myself and friend*, prrxluced ahisoat Uumediai'’ relief and urn* lox has rotuph-tety relieved , me of ail those rompUintu and 1 sm now side t* a ’em! j to i.i\ - LI-. ••! bu-rincKS lUiriug, the time 1 iu* j taking the Pi'!* I vmded large rpi -miue* ,f tparms. frmn I Iv ‘r'; I of I’tr P.lh TANARUS!.. :e - .m!v me *'■-*. igm given Ijer anv relief. al‘f tosh *•!;*■ has t.tken the m- : scrip: io** • neve i.d jiitv i;<, and medi- i <wes,aui mx ihe lasg si • Bgne l •J. Parking- I For sale at the Darien Herald Oflice. Price 37 and 7 5 cents per box* Dissolution of Co-Partnership. THE co-partnepship heretofore existing Between • the subscribers, under the firm of Dray & Ilarbock, ;it this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts ‘ due to or hy them will he settled by J. Dray, who is • duly authorised to attend toth* same. JESSE DRAY. AUGUSTUS W. IIARBOCK Darien. May 16th 1839. X. B. Thu Watch Making and Jew elry business will b rnedon in Darien by the subscriber on his own individual account. Thankful for past favors | he hop* s by strictness and punctuality to merit a ! continuance of the same. All w ork done hy him will be warranted to be genuine and in a workman : like manner. Haring had a practical experience in ! business he is satisfied that lie can render sreneral I satisfaction, to all those who may be pleased to pa tronise him. DRAY . May 16. 3t Drift OysteDhclls. The subscriber is auxiotis to contract forthe Deliv ery of 10,000 bushels drift oystersheils, to be deliver ed at his Plantation, before the first of January next, for which a liberal price will be paid. For further information enquire of HUGH FRASER GRANT, near Darien. Darien June 24th !;s*9. s** appiicaiian to srstxsss cfl study, and those a Isa of sedentary habits, wit) arrive great benefit from an occasional use of them. For that debilita ted and deranged state of foe system, which ocean in the eprtng season qf the year, and beginning of summer, these Psils are particularly applicable. It is conceded and well understood, that threa fifths of all the case# of Consumption which an nually consign its FORTY THOUSAND VICTIMS to the enure originate in SCROF ULOUS CONSTITUTION , or glandular and capillary obstruction, which being ntglecud at first, because the symptoms are not dismswing enough to occasion alarm, are permitted to go ois and prey upon the vitals, until relief u hm*U*§. For all such cases as these, the Tomato Pills art a remedy, which if taken in season, and persever ed in to a reasonable extent, will render the sys tem unsusceptible to this insidious disease. Titos* therefore, liable to sore throats, swelling of tha glands, coughs, Ac. should take warning in sea son, and embrace a remedy that nan tnts recom mendation—that it is entirely nev, ana pruvusas as r nut has any other heretofore known* Females of 40 to 50 years of age, will find them a powerful assistant ta nature, in the important change in the functions iff the system, removing all liabilities to Cancers, glandular swellings, Ac. and agisting to establish that new action m the animal economy which nature often fails to do. None should avoid a free and continued use of them, if ‘hey wish to escape a long train of tncu rable maladies. For this purpose one should tw taken every night and morning, and continued a# long as any unpleasant symptoms remain. For obstructions in young females, enough of the Pills should be taken every third night to pro duce a full evacuation from the bowels. For this purpose three to five will be required—no definite dose, however, can be assigned for every case; but their specific action upon the bowels should be obtained if it requires ever so many, and perse vered in until the desired effect# are produced. *- To remove Constipation, Heart burn, Nausea, Ac. when no other disease is present, one or two Pills may be taken, either on going to bed or half an hour after eating. For a full operation, three to five should be taken. Ft um Ur. Niaihuniel Hooker , of Hartford. This certifies, that lor some lime post, 1 have beta rorifulerabty in the habit of proseribiitf Di Phelps* Compound Tomoio Pillt. and have invariably found tkeoi lo answer a valuable purpose; and in mine mtioncss far to exceed my most sanguine viperlotion*—affording j the most decided relief in a sliort time. I think they j may he used it. all the complaints for which they or# ! recommended in the bills of oreettosa, wvth great saiuty and much advantage. Hartford, August 7,lß3B. Natoamixl Hooelr, M D. I have ‘Yte!;* used Dr Phelps’ Tmnoio Pills, for acid stomach* an <\ bilious derunM'menf of \hc liver, forwhich I I have formerly and frequently used calsmel. and I con i *jder them an excellent substitute, producing all the be inefiu lhat I used to derive from calomel, and a* speedily, without producing any unpleasant effects. Hartford, May, IWB. B E Mam*. Secured.) • East Grenville, M* , Oct 31, 1838. I have lately made use of Dr. Phelps’ Tountio Pills ; with great benefit, for a bilious affection of the stomach I and a severe disease of tle liver. 1 out wire I received more benefit from them iturn from any other remedy I I have tried. I ean cheerfully recommend them to the public as a valuable medicine for Dyspepsia and Bilioua affections, and as an agreeable cathartic. ANON R TAYLOR. From a gentleman of high respectability dated New York. NoV. 6th, 1838. To G R. Phelps,—Dear Sir I have used voui Coin* pound Tomato rills, the pa*t searou, for the Liver com plaint ; and am happy lo add, with decided benefit .—and there fore take great pleasure in recommending them; a v well from a sense of gratitude to the benevolent Pro prietor, as with a view of serving the* cause of phlhm tlaropy ; from a reuse of duty I owe the public in bear ing my testimony iu favor of this—the world's invaluable medicine. ftix years since, I suffered from a Qjstady, pronounced hy the concurrent opinion of s rouac;) of physicians, a chronic inflammation qf the Liver ; and uudciweut a skilful mercurial treatmentbeing confined for. many months; and at length mainly restored lo a tolerable degree of health, (hough not without an apprehension that I should he similarly afflicted My fears have been but too well confirmed by a recurrence ol nearly all the symptoms of this dreadful malady the post summer; when accidentally I heard of your Pill*, and learning something of their properties and characters, and l heir rapidly increasing celebrity ; I resolved on trying them. Fueling as I did a repugnance to resorting again to Cal omel. and after ine ft.-dually and uusuccesKfully trying other medicines professing a specific remedy for this* complaint; I purchased a box of the Messrs. Hands, Druggist* corner William and Fulton streets, duly au thorised agents; they presenting me, to accompany the box. a pamphlet containing a specification, (flrediona, dir I had not taken one box of ibeo. before I happily experienced their healing effleoev and curative effects'; -and now that I have given them a thorough inal, can cheerfully ami unhetoadaM|fßi onotince them the very best remedy extant for any derange mom nr affection of the Liter or ffpfsan, tiitions Affection* Palpitation of ike Heart, or Hy*pepsiaf\n anv of ir* formsa!so u t good tally medicine, are the bei with which I am ac quainted At mv recommendation and solicitation many of my fWoarifl and acquaintances have uken them as a family medicine, with perfect success I xrant my peruifsxiou to use (his as you please Your truly, I*AAC W. AVERY, )7<* WUttom street. From th* Rev 1 N. Sprague, Pastor nf the fourth Cong relational Church , Hat ford, Conn. Dr G. R Phelps,— Bir.—For several years past I have found it well to keep in rny family a bottle of castor oil. and other sim ple medicines, and no doabt that their timely use has Ween greatly beneficial In preserving our health For some time past I have made use of your (footpound To inalo Pills as a substitute for those medicines and hav# been ao much pleased with their mild, yat effective op eration. that they have become our family medicine; while others have been laid stile. I prefer them for myself and children, to any other medicine I have e\*-r used, to correct the irregularities of the stomach and bowels. Yours, die , I. N RPRAGIiE. s, ct. j. P. Jersext, UHct . ....... fnietorse Falls Oi t £2*,. ibna Dorr G R Purls*- Dear £ir ftavn.s heard i.ieb - i• oi Into ;n favour of ymj.r “ (>■/ < >:nd V t..,i ?„ p,, •• I hav*- iwtweri to give (lietw a trial U ; a variety <d diai-nse* .*’ which they arc ivkumim nd.-a atei v-1-•.! have occurred in my practice, strd 1 u.u-’ , •l„f | hfiter u uul* he*w iluu wirhsny i. - *hcm J Le\e ! over ns *J I fnv. glvri* tlem •* * ft: Inriic, in tiie Iti.'taus sff* (I<m w liich ueually prevail at rtu- amitoe ■ * | ih*- yt-sr. snd a? an s'tenuive in Liter ami eihug (Upru'uinr olncrwflwM, si and ‘l ink ll.ey lan duin- m hriipi.i i|j*a regular and sec , n*, than III• imdir u. with Widen Jam au-tju-mu ‘ I have ku g heiirveif the To*.t‘ ui iVutnrfrnem /%;•{. j DiUum asoprvtifd a cwr-danenr—aud in us u>r ** A j me i**-up- diet helm h*< 1 . un tuPy I fit.d i them m t*t&>** Dime nr j.r..puii„F olm.—cs | I |ir-srrihcd litem in two rase* Cd r '>p~y (one a 1 tlanp a i verv ,-rvrre one.ywith decided m Itictft—fl.e i urinary dtrcliergi'V were u*ci>as'd ft mu half * idut m ) two £&*!. Within lhe f rna f.,ru eighi fomrs after | | • uuaie?*Ct“d Mi.-tig the Piibk odd the IMftrrnt ie in in 1 ■■ ’,->•* but y.’ i --Vo, Piitrf mi hand. m„t *hr.!> he ; l**vi jALca iin > arc atsre. as I ttw iho m sit | roses SrUkrc i a.t a Cttii.ui < u ’ j . 8100 Reward. H ANA WAY from the subscriber about the 10th inst. a negro fellow, [a jobbing carpenter] nam ed DICK, or RICHARD, about 25 years of age, and 5 feet, 9 or 10 inches high; he is a good looking ne gro, of black complexion ; has a gium look, and speak* very impcrtinemlv. and w as, when a boy* accustomed to house work. It is supposed he w ill make for Charleston, or Georgetown, where his father (named Abraham) is thought to he he having been sold iu Charleston some years ago. RrcLatd has been for the last 12 or 18 months irking carp; n ters jobs on his own account, both in the city and neighborhood, and is well known in Burke county, and at the Richmond Baths, where hr was all last summer. I w ill give th* at-ovc rew aid if ta kon out of the* state. and bronchi to me at Augusta, or fifty dollars if lodged in some saf jail where I can get him. ami a suitable reward if taken up in this neighbcihocd on either si- V of the river. JOHN CdRMICHAEL. Jpril 16 Pure Liquors, CONSISTING of Crvgna.. Dran- G. Gin, Jamaica Rum, N. E. Rum and Gin, Teneriffe, Port, Madeira, and Malaga Wines. For sale wholesale or retail by ja 23 H. W. HT'DNALL.