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M'IM>WAIX, HAYNE A f'<>. 4 liarliMon Mouth 4 itrolinit. S* NO. 30 EAST bay n* - **’ AVE nacfrul pirwm nrrual* diract (Vow Mvmwnt, an **wnaire HMUitapot of FUMWi, BLANWSTB, *r fte *i*. PLAIN* Rli actin iftialky Nfill.*l VVlni’ WfW. Plain*. I> . lx dad and olu'r Wrlali Pl"'*. 1) flnc mm riini quiility mimihiimm WrUh rid ill*, |„ i.i>4 wMu Plain*, !>.. .|*r liln* .litW.l K.a -lih Plain*, TV. IM ni] Vitid Off \V.4I. Plain", IV., l.lut iiml mill |,. ) *i.4 lind quality l.rnr. n n4 Ural. Kr*ry l> ■ Kii;li>li. *ll Wool mint Kirary, Dj Wilkiiiauu * gny milt oil wool Kor*ry and 1 ■ I A 7 8 Ur-ary Eiigliali f* otton A Wind Kmwy On * t oral 741 Knylialt I'ninn Plain* po and 7-U Grundy'* W.... 1 and I'mo.ii IM)MI&iTIG PLAINS AND K HUSKY H- Eiir* nnaliiy Drahutt Wmal K r.y Itaiara'a w kiln and culomd all Wind K'fxy |tn/nrd' Wiail and Colton K ( r*ry Orry all Wool Coidrita Plain*, (a mw artiili) W . l “lid C'.iliim K. rwy, In* I'ri'id WaWoirytan and <il**;;ow Wool and Loii.tn K rr:t"y ntrnrmdl and llnl. Roy do 7H Wool and Cotton‘Plain*, OWwti Alla n*, Ur” ) Ll.ivy Wiadarv. Kray and r*d. BLANK KTH. Ta.nd.m Dnffil BLANK KTH, of evrry draeriprinii Mnakninw aral (mint Hlanlc.r* Mop. r lll.**, Win and Ball. Bod Blanki-t* Pri Mi li *iri|..d Hliinkeunf i ery j aim a,al w i -hi daily nprtnl pl’ iii-'l (ilia and ii'.rvy Bed t fr*nu II .Vl* Blanket* ’ ALSO. Rloc nod brown ELLB 1 * ib, Olive find lilu* Gif'll Cunt* Hrotch tt>>nnet* mol Kuoiarnfrfk Cup* ffiwMrcy spotted Krorßn futyf *i/* Kiti'linli Yarn urn! Worsted llohc, for ptnnlnlion w Hlufr iiihl Mark worsted Hoa<*, for servant* Wools* CHosae and Wool half I bum, fordo. Bin*-, | (rvy and HueiinijU HutineJ, line and eoar*e R(! nod White. Flannel Supei Whli Flannel. hy llieirussor |)ieM Hf.it Round, Verona, Madras* nnd fancy lldkf*. Blur W B mill rnlorra Thread Motnl und Horn Buttons nnd n dlfi Koper. 1/ninli*. W***l nod woru*l I*l4 M*mn Hiij*rr u mint and lrrwn Mutton I M ll t. 1 I*l* m ini and i*rowu Waltluuri HhArtin^. 3 J, 7 H and 1 1 whitr nml lo*wn Bliirtintf 1 I, 7 7 nnd I I heavy (Ho. Carolina) brown Shirting Huprr 7 ft And M Txmtr f*lith. Blur, ami fancy plaid l!*wte*|n* \JiM Uh.i a imul Bout hern fttrip** tin. (*tmm onburg t nrnl brown Drilling 7 H anp 1 4 Apron Cbcrk l>iiw pri**| VmU nml Bombft?.**lt HujM*r ! sh uh Lin* n f warranted all flax MOTION BAGGING. Extra heavy I I inch Bagging, I 3*l lb. frr y*l I w ‘ii ha flravy Dainlcc i’J nmh do k anld 4'i inch low prieMf do, I low. Beat Hope BaggingTwitic J The above Good a wri** twh rtid in England and nt the Noi th, ly <nr of the Partner*, nnd ronnn urn very * Mrnxive iuortin it ol Heunona In GOODS, nil of which will fa* Hold at the bwfit rate*. Plantrnt aiul Eactitra will supplied with art idea* tor family uau U wlndcualc pr ices. * November 10, IH3O *.( HE f xrrcwc nfihi* Institution will la* resmiu*d JL on the lirat Monday in October. It is very de sirable that ail who promise to Iw-omc pupiln, mliomUl attend at Uu! h< ginning vfthc aeason. An early reg ular ni guiii/.utioii of the Olnsm** u iniportnnt to the carrying on of our plutu, nml to fair and *pml coin v *fition among the iiminl is <f cocli class. T*o ri> lieco the Faculty of rtiiharrassiiirnt in the distribu tion of circulars, and to facilitate the progress of the wcltoulttr. we earnestly recommend parents and gnar* dums to bring ikir children nnd wards at the open* ing oft he term. 7Vrelieveonr parents, w ho live distant iVom us, of all uiiaeissaiy anxiety, we assure them that in case of sickness, attention kind and constant shall lie rendered) and that prompt information shall be given to rchuurs, w lien any reasonable ground *f a|*pn bnision exists,—Having fulloonfideneeouis*’l* ve in the healtiutiess ol the lia iitioii—*a coufuienee founded upon the exjrerie nee oft lie last term, nml the fact that the Ho ward’ * family w ith two young ladies, members of the Institution, have remained du ring the whole summer, without interruption of health, we beg Mtf friends to diserSdit the exaggcm* t**d rumors of sickiies* and Ititaltty that sometimes get *:uren y m the country. If at any time faels waririu alarm, w plntgo *rwives ty give notice, Tilt P.UMM.Y Dei’AUTMV.NT Will gt* I 111 O *)|M'llltn hirmiltanroudy with the College. The very general satisfaction which we mid* island was given during the session under many disadvantages, encourages us to hope that our future e Iforts will be r row tied w ith enlarged success. G. K PIERCE. Macon Hr jh 10,1H30. i T Tlw Somhvrn Heemxlcr, Augusta Chronicle, Bavmiimh Georgian, Mclntosh Herald, F'lorids Wotrman, Coluoilms Enquirer, Montgomery Ad vproiaer, will please copy the above. October, Nth. Notice. W her l-Wr I slit Shop in Dnrirn rilrt undersigned rasped fully inform* hi* fi .end* ami Ihu public, llial he *Oll dime* on the huiui * of Black Smith, Wheelwright, Repairing rnrriußea, Ac. ate. mid all work in hi* line iff business. f’tmf'tinvl uttenlicn will bo I’ din all work enlrusted*to hi* dire, and T<” ii thlo prices only required. > f ‘ 11 respectfully solicits n roiiliniiiiiic* of *5 ’is • jot. mmgo, mid hope* by strict attention P>'> no rit the same. 11 FLOYD. Vug. si.tb. if ilftirifln. Melulosli County. MiIKHKAN, George F. Wing, applies for Letter* of Administration, on the Kututc of John Herron, lute of said county deceased. These urn therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my otneo within the turn’ prescribed by law, to show cause if any exist, why said letters should not bo gran tw< (liven under my hand at office this tilth day of October, 183 th J. E. TOWNSEND. Clerk, C. 0. November 1- . 1830. “Itrh, Itrli Cnwi.” JACKSON'S Specific Pomade is certain, safe ami most speedily efficacious for this ven <li tuning disease, and other diseases of the skin. This truly valuable medicine has been used for many years in various parts of England w ith universal success and in no in snmeehas been known to fail, when employed ns directed. It roquirs no other guarantee of the efficiency of its great virtues than its pecu liar rdicarv ; its application will be found at once soothing and very pleasant living prepar paretl entirely without any admixture of sul phur. For sale (for Cash only) bv II N. GAMBLE, Drugist io. DaJten, Noven>l>’ i liilli, IST, I N. B. Non# genuine withouttheproprietor's UStuUure on the laliel round each pot, thus; John Higgins, proprietor” sl7lm A Teacher Wanted. An elderly I.ady, or moral Mam compe tent to instruct three small children in a private family and healthy situation ; will tlnd employment by addressing W. W. HAZZARD. Frcderiea St. Simons, -Glynn Cos, C.a. November, ‘JO. !*<?.'. ritcsii raiocEitiEs- JOHN MITCIIKL, AT ‘* <l<t bc(? l In ’*** t ,,8 ‘*" < * l ' ,u l*o*>4i* 1 |pj(jfejflgi|i; | i h Hiut ju*i r*rci*'rf a &•!> | dj’of tiriK-i.rii-a, UonfccUolin ri. .. \\.-i liidiH CrMerve*, &r., SMuiMto in | liart i>f .. , . Mwkria, Clare I, Port, Mnla|n and TrllNlll “ lc<S HiralOffn NVtitrr, Mai krJ, Pork. Iltcf, lluniH. Ftcirhr*, Htio.iUfc-r*, pickled Toim(f, Smoked !•., Pickled Hnimon, laird, l)UI-r, Pine Apple and llox Cln cm;, Plonr, in whole and Hall llarrelx, Pilot ltre.nl, Duller ( raekef*, Water Crnekera, Malt, Nlmrli, Powder and Mliol, Mular4, HnnlT, 7V, Coffee and Hni’itf, Pepper, Alapiee and Cintmon, Nperlii and Tallow Candlea, An iwwirtment of Whole, Half amt (Jiiarler llirxcrt Os Mhlhßii Alnnnnl-. Malapa tirape- PiC, Chorkolate. Heat Hpanidi K. Tnhaeeo of all Kindi, together with a large xtipply of Crmkerv and Tin Wire. The atone arltelex have been pnrehttxed for enxh and the ndvertixer will di*tK*e of them on the inriMi reixonabln term* for the xame. They are all of the liext ipialhy and he (lallerx him-elf, that Ins old friend* will give him a xlnne of Uteir patronage. Dcormlwr ltd. IMlttl. ‘^' v - HOUSE, SHIP. SIOH, AND PAINTING. fBAIII-; sriISt'HIDKII reapeetfully inform* JL the putiiie that ite hi*cat’thlixhid himrelf m Ihixeity, and will he happy to execute nuy order* in Inn line, xtieh ax lloiixc. Ship. Sign and Ornamental PAINTING, Oil Gilding, Graining. Glazing, Papering, Coloring, &r. {3, j * Paints, Oil, Colors, Window Gluxx, &c. eotixtantly on hand. All order* punctually attended to, and Job* executed m u workmanlike manner. N. 11. All ordnr* from the country punrtu ally attended to. Thextihxi riber will he found at Mr.Chick’* rcxidencr. (JOBHAM SAWYER. Refercnro: Roger* & Crane, Darien. Cul. D. M. Stewart, Liberty County. Darien, January If!, 188 W. laiiikilM for Stile. ALL those two Trneta or t <>f Land, aituitle in tlie‘Jd tliatric* of At>- pling county, nnd on tin- water* of the Alittuinnhu River; one known ntiddi* tiiiguiMhed hy the No. ti-JH, and res* the other ly tho No. IliH, nnd etfrito 1 12 fi*rea, tind having the nabt of n ferry in u ebarter Iry tht LeJlalttHira of the State Any person wish ing to traile for ibe name, may do no hy letter,direct ed to Archibald Brydie, Athens. Go.; or to J. H Fleming, Charleston, S. C. And Ido herehy forbid all |>ersons whataoevt r from in any way whatevef on saidpremi*e*, ns the law in suelt case* slndi be rigorouaty enforced. I II FILMING. fid) 19--3 m [juhensßanner] Inaar SiioWs UrOITLD inform hie euatotnera and the tnihlie, t hat he contintiea to keep on hand at Ins old stand, an extensive asfotrtineiu of m#rchnndir.e rm* hrucug almost every variety, such as Dry Goods, Gmerries, llnrdwnre, Cutlery, Hollow-ware, hearth* m-wftre and (‘rockery, GlasH-wnrr, lints. Caps nnd • Boruieta ; Bouts and Shoe*, Hook* nnd Htntionary, Perfumery and a great variety of Fancy m tieles. Ho intends to keep Ins assortment aa eoinplcte tWynugh the Henson us may he required to meet the w iahes of hi customers. Darien, Feb. 5 ts (.for;in—llitlH isliani t'oiinly. Hn iFRFAS, Lewis F. E. Dngna npplieato me for leiiers of Ailtninistmlion on tlie ( State ol James Hntrliff, deceased : These are therefore to fit-find admonish all and singular the kind red nml creditors offraid decVL, to lie ami appear nt my office within tlietimepreserilied hy law to show cause if any they have, why said let tem should not he granted. Given under uiy hand in office at Ckir ken villa, this 13th July la'll), ‘ LEWIS LEVY, i. c. o. July ID —lß—3od. WWaon $c jjvotijrr, Manufacturers and Importers of Saddlery Hardware , No. t). North Third street, ’ PIULAVEIPHIA, lIA VF. Constantly on hunt! furlin’ Southern olid Wt sirrii nunkris, n jt'nniil MsortmolU of Pltu*d, |*olish*'tl am) lra* stirrups, Plated, polished steel and brfti* snaflelii, do do do do spurs, do brass and japaned harness mould it Wood and floptical springs, brass and plated, Rands cotton, imntn nml wof sled webbing:, Plush, hog stuns, huddle japaneiVaiher, Plated, brass, wood ftp) iujitmt harness, do and do lumps; Together wiili uAt'iy largg assortment of ill kinds of goods in the above fine, which tlicy offer on the most reasonable terms. They art conaltuitiy receiv ing large supplies in addition to their present stock, and assure Soul barn ami “Western merchants that their goods are of the first quality. Philiol •’} h a, no. I siO IteWiud. S TOKEN from the boot of the stage, on Friday night last, between Snjupmnh, and this place a black leather travelling trunk containing sundry articles of lady's wearing apparel, gloves, simes. dte., and a smaller box of jewelry, the articles are nearly all new, and ; marked with one name, ill the box are several I rings, and broaches, and hair and gold guard 1 chains. Store keepers are requested, should any of these articles he presented for sale, or exchange, to slop them. The above reward w ill be given for the re covery of the trunk and its contents, and tftiO for the apprehension of the robber. EBSNEZER S. REES. Darien, October 28. 1830. Strayed r Stolen, From ! In’ subscriber abotßl the 9tb, of September, a SORREL HORSE He is alioiit 8 years old—tall welt built —with a loner Mil,-—trot* tasl and rather roughly,- luts a dark spot above las nose. No other ■ marks recollected Information respecting ban, will be thankfully re ceived ; or for bis tciurixttberulreward \\ ill begiv rnby, W BAIRD. St Mary’s October 7,1839. For Sale, I.WPS. IteUnisriner to the heirs of the lute lion. John Houston Wlntosh. rit : 100 Lots or more in the city of l>ar|cii.- Also, 22 tracts of Land, eonlainhik in all about 8000 acres, Lyme’unite county and on the wa ters of Sujielo and South Hpu rivers. O.VU Tltlt’T in ntafy county, rontuin iue 100 acres. No part of any of those laid* are more than four miles from salt tidewater, •small portion has been planted in Couon. but are mist to lie valued forthe llne Timber and Liglit Wood. The re-survey east be seimalso the original grants oi extractsfr\m the SurvevofGeaeral's otHce. by ap ply ittto REtBEN KING. Agent Darien, tfoy 21,1859, St N B. Owners of Batv Ml s are requested to look ’ at the umber. | | the jwointosh county herald, Ociiiniilgoc HVcHm-Ilont Com- i patty, OfOOHXOiATItn iV TIIE Uun.*Tf*E or oeobcix, in I h:i.”i for the trnnxporlßtion ami Imuranct of nierrhandixe and produce, between Hz- , vann,unnd Darien, and Darien and Macon, touching at Ha wkinctiu-E, and the principal Landing*. ritlllx Company will run their Steam boat* i JR- a*high tip a* Macon a* long ax Ihe xtateof I the River will admit; nnd for low ftagex ofthe j i water*they have provided, and are now run- , mug I’Ol.k-iIOATH of xtieh light draft of wa ter a* will admit them to run at any xtage of the River, which are towed up by their Hteam hoiitxtwo-thirdxofthc diatauee, thereby great ly expediting the traneportHtiou of nierchan di*e during the Summer and Pail xeanonx;and their Slenmerx will he ill eomplele repair, and ready for Inminexx, a* early u* the River will admit. THEIR BOAT* ABF. t Htenm-I'oal Cowet, Captain i fexSCv I'®'*! itrontly, iuTy Hteani-lit Ai ATAMAIIA, Cap tain Taylor, i frJ ’J -.-jjss Hleam-hont (V amcigee, Cap z*se*s7>isSKa.l tain Dlaakinxhip: A ml a large number of TOW ■ HO ATS, u Inch will be in complete repair. For further information apply to j PH. If. YONOB .t SON. Dane it, REA .t COTTON. Mar-on, J. \S LATIIROP. Haw kmxville, WM. PATTERSON .t CO . Savannah, MeDOWKLI,, SHANNON & CO. Charlexton, stOTT. Sll A PIER At MORI! ELI. N. k ork. July Agent*. (Jocllrki-'N .VlHlchleNN Sannllve. BA ‘lt the rure of Cnnsumpiion, Cmigli, Cold*, XT CatanliH, mid iinmy complaint* incident to Ihe human system. Pric* S2, WI, nn*l .-*ol<i liy ISAAC SNOW, s*4e Agent for Darien. {'rranibite*! from ihe G* rniAn.J loi is offoaN <;oelalckE) OF (JRHMAMY. TUc greatest of Hum an Hen'factor* ! ! Citizens of Morth and Smith Afii^rieu To laoiii* (iffon Goe.lieke, M I). f Germany, ! (Europe,) iM’lonrs the imperishable I moor of adding , anew mid prerious durtrine if> the seiroee of mi*<li- ; cine,—a doetrinf, which, though vehemently opposed by mnny of the faculty (of which he is it valuable member,) he proves to lie as well founded iu truth, as any duel ri lie *f Holy Writ,—n doctrine, the verity of which arc suspended the lives of minions of ; our race, nnd which In boWty e.httllenges his <pp<* scr* to refute, v* Oumuiiiption is a <is* ase always (i*co*MvTied by it disordered state of the Vis Vita; (*r Ia fe-Principle) of ihe humuu lMdy—secretly lurking in thexystera for year*,before there is ilie least complaint of flic lung-i/, k—and which may In ns certainly, though not mi quioklv, cure*! ns n com* mon eold or n simple Ivadarlie, An invaluably pro* cions doetrine this nsit imparts an iniftortanf lesson to the apparently healthy of both sexes, teaching j them that this insidious foe may l>e nn unobserved inmate of their “clayey hous**,” even while they imagine themselves secure from its attacks, teaching them tlmt the great secret m the art of preserving health is to rduek out the disease while ill the blade, and not wait till the full-grown ear. Appended lelow are a few certificates of cures from the extremely numerous list that has been sent to the proprietor ; and from the respectability of the sources from which they emanate, tlie most skeptical cannot doubt of the wonderful effects of this ntedi cine. Post Office, Kingston, N. Y July 21. lKltf. Dr Rowland Sir—The effects of the German San ative are great ill this place. One woman that was i in n deep (’onsnmpt ion, and who had Uvn in eon tin- l ned night sweats for s#>ven mouths, now considers herself well. She took no other medic me hut the J Sanative. Another ease—a man that was taken j bleeding at the Lungs till It* could not raise himself in his lied, hits lecn restored to perfect health by the 1 Sanative. JOHN V TILBtJRGH, P. M. Post Office, Charlotte, N M June 1\ IKW j Sir—l have sold all the Sanative and want two pnrkasres more immediately. It has performed a re- j mark able cure of piilmtatioii of the heart, and the in- j dividual says it is the best medicine ever offered to ! the American people—although the Doctors are try- j mg to put it down. H B WILLIAMS, P. M Post Office, North Eaton, Ohio, July 2,IKW. Sir—l am entirely out of the Matchless Sanative, j and have hourly calls for it—many from a distance ! of JO or 30 miles—in which eases people are much disappointed in not U ing able to obtain it. They seem willing to give any price for it, and I could have sold ihe past week more than one hundred dollars worth of it, had it been on band. It is truly n grea medicine. Many in this vicinity are fast recovering from tlie consumption by the use of it. D. 0. WILMOT P M 1 i' t w ftiivt'n, Conn. July 24. li^M. Tiriif Sir—Tli Matchless Sanative sella wfil ami with Minimi success. One eaie—a young man, in the lasi alAges of Consnmpjion, given ove; by his physician, has bcvn.lal. ng it only a few week* and is now able to walk and t itle out. Before he took the Sana ive he was mu k to get out of bod and his death was hourly exp< cd But to the aatoni* ament •f his friends he whs soon able to leave htsb i. to lie out as Ik*fore stated Two other Similar eases have recently occurred. D W. DAVENPORT. Post Other, Chaplin, Windham Cos.. Con., July 20, 1838. Sir—A most wonderful cure has lately Icen effect ed, through the virtuesof Or. Goc'ieVs Sanative, in the ease of an elderly gentleman, who was far gone 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 emu pony with his wife, starting on a journey to the western .part of this State, lie ascribes his escape from the very jaw sos death, and recovery to ncalth solely to the astonishing vir tues of the marehless Sanative. He is man pos sessing a snug property, but said he, “I would wil- ; lingly pay one thousand dollars for a single bottle of it. if l could not purchase it for a less price. To him the Sanative is above all value. WALTER QOODELL.T M. Georgia Insurance and Trust COM PANT, ¥®TILL take Marine and River risks on ▼ * Vessels. Boats, Freight, Money Mer chandize, ,*e. Also, against loss by Fire oil Buildings, Merchandize and Produce, on the j most favourable terms. Apply to 1\ K. YONGE v* SONS. Agents. Darien, January 22,1839. t.'eorgia—Nlrlntosh County. WXTHEKEAS, Roswell King, applies for lcttets T W of dismission on the estate of Pierce Butler. 1 late of raid County deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all. am! singular (he kindred and creditors of said deceased to be and appear at my office within the time {ru se r its. and by law, to shew cause, if any exist, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office, this 23d day of February, 1833. J. E. TOWNSEND,’ feb 26” Clerk, C O. General Agency. THE undersigned renews the offer to his friends and the public, in the transaction of a GENERAL AGENCY in this place. He will attend to tlie re newal of all notes, Ae . that may be entrusted to hi s care, in the Central Bank, for the customary fee o. One Dollar for each renewal; also, to the taking ou 1 and forwarding Grants, for Fifty Cents each. t I V Letters enelosingmoney and Notes (post pakif will meet with prompt attention JOHN R ANDERSON Milledgevtllc, Jan 8. 1839. KcaMmithlr (.'ootln. THE MbMribrn cl) ihx ltfnlx>n of ihnr ! imi r* xml Uw |*iUir., to thrir •nx'k of (*t ’*'lu r “ l.nte tx*-n iceaited by Ute Arrival*. 1 hrir Alork of . Itniiah, Frrnrh ami Aiwrimn l*rf *ioilH, aui ’ table for the preaem ci*l aj.pr.melmi- aeaxon, la very I (enernl —among which may tie found flannel*, elotlia, I i aattinrta, itHirrnoea, cireaaaiana, hMkatlMk ve.- I i i*a, lri.li linen, line* i*itnira lahle and low II .tiapera, br.. n ll..llnmt, eambne. mull, aurwa ai*t I lar.mei muahna, linen camhrie kamlkerrhn f., ailk ! ito. l.lnek Gro tie Sanaa ami Maliona ailk, do, French and Scotch worked collars, ribbands, ; l.l)ineia, tacea, barrnK*. eheeka. plaida, Enjli.li and Anierieun printa, IdeaeKrd and brown ami ! atiirtm-a, anirtin* atrip*, unitrrllaa. ailk, mohair and rion hoaiery, &e. &> . api A lur-f anaormieiK of l J Botttff and ISlio*n, Hats and Bonnets, Uurdvcurt, (iinrtuvorf, Wootlmirare ami 1101.1. DH WARE: IRON AND I?AIDS. ADD SIZES. White I>eal, Careen in*l (Mark Paints Stationary, Perfu mery, At*. \f. They nr* at all lima* reeeivinjr and their aaaort met,l will he kept fulli lire.irlm.iu ihe year, with *ueh ..riiele. n* ar. deairaUe for planur* and family use All (if which will lie aold on raaaonabl* l nna J &. 8 H. RO KEN BA UGH. Darien. Jan 23, 1833. Notiee. a The xnliaeritier wiahea In sell a tract of two hundred acres of land, lying on ‘he Aliamaha river about 25 miles above Darien Sntil land ic well timbered with Pme and hat a convenient landing or Bluff (oil. For terms apply to J. J. Garrison or the Mfct arriber JOHN MITCHEL. April 2d, 1830 . Toml-Ti*ll**N and (Jravc Slone* A MOS STEVENS n .jieeifully inforaa tile nti . % zena of Darien and ill. surrounding country,that | he will furnish the above article* at the following price*: Tomb Tablet 6 feel long and 3 feel vide, vilK plane H/nare eiget, $45 00 fttmnding Ike topedge of the table and culling a moulding an Ike vtytr 10 00 I marble’ pH hot •’ I ft long and si ckrt Os it arr , 11 dnlh. ea'k , 4-1 00 Plain Gruve Stone* 30 iuclic* wide, 37 00 do 2H “ 27 00 do 90 “ 39 00 do 24 “ 18 ‘* do 22 “ Isl 00 do 90 “ 14 00 do |H •’ 12 00 do 16 “ 10 < do 14 8 00 Extra coat fur ornamental work will Im. for 2 willow* and urn, 5 00 Do 1 “ “ 3 00 Square pnnncl to enclose the in*riip ikm, l S Oval Leaf corners, 4 on each stone, 2 ‘>o F'or further particulars inquire of the subscri ber residing in Darien, who hit* been appoint ed agent, and will attend to the same. JOHN MITCHEL. Darien, July 0. 4t _ - Notiee. ALL person* indebted to tlie estates of Mr* Jane , Kusa, and J O. D Bell, late of Mclntosh county, derea.rd arc requested to make immediate payment. And those having demand*, to present the same duly nitrated witnin the lime preacrilied hy Law. JAMES BLUE, Administrator. Parian, June Jlth ItM. v Spuni-h Cigars anil Tobacco. WJI 000000 SCPEHItiR SPANISH Cl •>XJ,XJXJXF GARS, and Pollib'lX Brown’s genuine Virginia Leaf, and Cuvendiah TOBACCO. For sale by fob 12 J. A 8 H ROKENBAUGH. t.'orgla—Mclnto*li ( ttmUj. I FOUR month* afterdate, applicalion will be made : to ihe Honorable the Inferior Court of said county, when netting ax a court of < trdinary, for leave to sell j the personal pro|>ertv belonginglo the ealateof Aft*, i Jane lluas, deceased. JAMES BLUE, Admr. May 97, 1K1<) Inn 4.<orgia Mclntosh County. Th following is the closrription of rattle taken np, as sslrays, by Mr. Rfubin Obbingst his place of rcsi I drnccon Buffalo Creek *MlnloshGo\nty; vix. marked 1 <*rop, split ,uml underbit in one car, and an under slope in tlie other, Branded (I.) One cow red, frosty, with i hrryearling also red frosty. One cow white, with dark speck.*-. One cow red and white puled, three year* old. ‘One In fer white, with had and sides britidle, two ; years >)d. One liefer white, with dark spots on her neek and sides, two years old. One cow w Ui'.f ish colour, and trmle calf red, with white back and feet. One cow white and red pided, with her yearling white, wul red head & sides. One cow without horns white with black head and black *nots on her side*, with her yearling, white with red aejjdlmu spots on Its neertiTtd hwwk: And one stesMtolrt by t!e taker lip, fr seven dollars. Viewed by LUKE BANDY, Freeholder. Apprisement of B 2 head of stt>ck cattle, at |>cr head - - - SCO 00 one three year old steer, sold by the taker up beforMolling, appraised at 7 00 Total $67 (X) [Signed] LUKE BANDY,) / Freeholders. J.4MES R OBERRY,) A true copy ns hnnded tome by James I. Garri ! son. Justice of the Pence. I J E. TOWNSEND, clerk of I. C. Me’ C Darien. July 30 h, 1839. Drift Oyntmltrll*. I The subscriber isanxiottstocontract fertile Drlir .! cry of 10.000 biialtcls drift oyttcnkrlli, to be drlivcr ! cd at his Plantation, before the first of January next, i for which a liberal price will be paid. For further I information enquire of lIIUHI FRASER GRANT, near Darien Darien, June 2-lth 18P9. st. Round I .oars for n Strain Saw Mill, Wanted. THE subscriber is desirous to purchase about ! half a million feet, paid size round logs, of a good I quality,to lie delivered in Darien diseingthe coming I fall and winter. The highest market price will be given on delivery. For further particulars inquire of JAMRS A. BROWN. Aug 13 ijan 2m I Notice. ALL person* indebted to the Sloop Georgia, of | Savannah* arc requested not to pay any money for freight, or other demands, to her late Commander, Capt. Henry Dickerson, as he has pocketed all the money he mad*', and run the vessel considerable in debt. When Captain D. was asked what he did with the money, he replied that he had paid his hon ert debts with it H F. WILLINK, Savannah, November, 11. 1839. One-Hundred Dollar* Reward. Runaway from the Subscriber in the month of June. 1837. A negro girl, named SA KAH, she is about 22years of age, 5 ft. 6or 7 inches, yellow complexion, good figure, fond 1 of dress, nose rather flat, wide teeth and project out. She is a good seamstress, supposed to : be in Macon or Hawkensville. One hundred dollars will be paid for said j ; girl, or 823. for information of any one har- j boring her. ANN KIMBERLY'. October, 8. 1839 Notice! ALL persons having any demand, against I the Estate of George J. Nobles deceased, will j hand them in duly attested. And persons in- j debted to the Estate, will make payment. WILLIAM V. MCINTOSH, Administrator.’ Darien. November 12. 1839. _ ■ . ■ —■T- Trrrrsssss^S UK O. R. PfIEIaPST COMPOUND . TOMATO PILLS,’ (kstirely rnai:TAM.R,\ Anew and valuable remedy for all iliNcnaes arUInK front IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD, Morbid Secretions of the Lire* and Stonach, also, a K mvr. fcc CAt/.NFJ, m.CATTUETK: , FEVER*, mi * mtioo. amt tuc ofitnar, Fiauly rti,lc. Tht. popular MeHwina whah ha. rtccvedauch gcnwal appruhammA.a miiaue and Arid fdomaebo, Jaundice, Heartburn, latHtenut, ffmdnt*t,&c Ac , ink Wticn w a by many us ibe m.*.i mepectabU fhyc.anm, -foe a*le by amhojmA Agent, in nwat o thetowna in the Un.iwl Stale* andat wholesale by die Prupneiof. Hart/otd, Coon. RXT*Aim Hum th “.Mynepri* of Dr. Phelps’ <*mpound Tomato Pile, *. c^, atned m the eirculv. referred to *boee. them: pills having iieb* i Mrly and exteahvely lasted t pnvite practice by the inventor, and also by several enuaent Pby tiaaa, hi ill diwaaea depending apoi. iropuniiea es die Blood, morbid aearenoita Jr die stomach and liver, and ail kind, of obstruction.; bkewim a. t SUBSTITUTK TOR CALOMEL for a cathartic, m bdiou. affection*—are now altered to the public, a, one of the moat important and useful diacove nca ever made. , . . „ . Their operation i* powerfully directed to the GLANDULAR SYSTEM, removing all oh.'rue iKmi of tits glands whatever iituitKl, SCI HUM TIES and SCROFUtAJUS TAINTS m alt their forma, and if persevered in, no caw of aerof n!a, liwitf seven, can resist its influence. It m their operation on the glandular ystem, that their effects are so peculiar and poient, and so nearly resemble that of calomel. In fart the tSmaTINE ha. ALL dm ALTERATIVE DK OBSTRUENT and CATIIAUTIO f.roperuea of calomel, without aver producing lll. pleasant or mjunoua eflect. under any cimim.tineea, wilier hom expoeure to oold or wet; on the contrary, the Compoand TomaU) P.lla are the he*! remedy e.cr kmdwn, to counteract the effects of MKHCUKi, completely eradicating every particle of it from the system, and renovating Ike constitution broken down by ita use i which it doe* by correcting the xute of the blood, and through that, correcting ihe morbid secret tune of ibe glands, and restoring them 10 a healthy and their own proper acnon- Its effects ore analogous to SARSAPARILLA and BIAXJD ROOT. oc., umtd, and in na eora bined action with the mgredwpt. om[*3*ang th Mia it exert* a compound umveraal action PE CULi ARTO itself Taken either a aliort time before or after eipo ■ure, they render die ayalem lets liable to con tract COMTASIOL'S or ariDKMic diaeaao*. and ahould be resorted to by person, remding in low and marshy situations, or when travelling or exposed to eoniagisii. Also persons at tending tns sick, who hy long watching and fatigue, or exposure so the emu via of the sick room, become debilitated, sad lose their appetite, will find great naaistan ** from these Pills, in renovaung nnd purifying the system, and restoring the functions • • nealtny state. Persons dcbuitau-d by intense hnd long Hantfumd. June It. I*l llAt ina a recipe ■uboiittedto us by Bon. G B rtH-tps to which lie has mads oath before a may istrste •f tine county u being the one by which he MsOsanoHM*Tommio Pills, we hereby certify that there to wethtng entering int*> the compoettion of eatd recipe bat pur tip TfftiaU* subsist***, ad prr parauone fruit, vegetable substances ftgwcd AA. Cooter, , 4 . . C. M. llATaao, Drugfists and ApotAtcariss HiMirstniv, Juae 13, IH3B. We, the subacribera, having known Doct R Pheipe a naniher of year* ae a sufcesafttl prmciitiooer of roedi an* BA<l surgery, and repoiing cooflfience m hie ability ae MR h, anl in hie iniegriir as a citizen, do cheerfully foaoiiiuiend Jam to the confidence of the public. Mgne<l Him) Klt, W* Mather. Jw, J O I'RTTtsoMW, Vtaatk Prtt<mr, Usflic* LATiwaa, Lewis DicasNaoti, Jimar o t’aaurs, Wairms Ssspabd (Copyright New HstsOi Ohio, Dec. 4th. Id®. Gcnllernen - Seeing the very high rttfitnanon held forth by the Agent in Ihie section, and by Ihoae who had I tie o|fK>rtun)iy of trying Dr Phelps’ Compound Toinafo Pills t.. ing under the Ann belief of having restored ! healltty secreiione of the gtondulsr syetem utors than once, by using the TofOStS Apple as a vetfctatiie ; 1 have been mdurrd to try this medicine in varvme .Hseasen In the Autumnal IniermHieaU, prevalent in this section of the (Kales. I have no douU Dr. Phelps’ Compound Tomato PiUs wiU, in a great measure, if not entirely supst ssdt Ihs us* oj CalomHw 1 believe that in diseas ed live* they are ioor** prompt in (Mr effect, and as sfinrnt, as Calomel--1 have tried tio rn in varuius other (haeasesa* RheamaUana, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Ate , with Ihe moat lia|>py effects —As far as my knowledge ex tends, I have no hosiuoey in recommending them ss s highly valuable Family Mnbcme. Yours respectfully, THOMAS JOIINSTON. Canaan, Conn , Oct 22, \ S3B. I certify that I have used ooe bo* of Doctor O. It Phelps’ Compound Tomato Pilla, and found great relief. If not a complete cure, tn a ease of severe Dyspepsia of long standing; I liave no doubt a couUnuance of them will produce the result desired. NATHANIEL STEVENS. #Vom Doct Joan Csasaji. Maw Yoik, Oct 30, 1336. O R Phelps, M D - Sir,— It gives me great pleasure tn being able to stale to you my opinion, and the result of my enerieoca of your Compound Tomato PUts. You must be aware that, like our profession generally, I am prejudiced agauiM sit remedies usually denotnlnsAed “patent (Medi cines,” but hearing your PiUs highly axtolied by some of my friends, I was induced to procure a tow boxes and give them a trial; and this I was the more inclined to do, from my intimate knowledge of and confidence in, your moral and profesrional character. I have prescribed your PiUs in caaes of bilum* ajftt tions, anti diseases of Ihe liver and stomach, and the re sult has been highly satisfactory. In one case particu larly, of severe dyspeptic symptoms, the relief exceeded my most sanguine expectation*. Judging from th recipe, as t was communicated to ma, I should think your compound would be safe in al! and applicable to moat of those in which it is reeom* men ! J I take tne more pleasure in writing to yon on this sub ject, because I understand Hurt great effort* have been made by person! interested in another medicine, to tra duce your cheractsr as a gaoflcmsn. and a Physician and to injure the sale of your medicine, and wrest front you the benefits of jNbir labors and investigation, by charging you with imposition, quackery, 4ic You are at liberty to uac this in such a manner as yon please, and also to refer to me in regard to yourself, or your valuable dtecovery. Respectfully yoora, JOHN GRAHAM, M. p, Chlckopee Falla, Ms, Oct. §, im. ! have made nae of Dr. Phelps’ Compound Totnalo PiUs for some time as Bilious Physic, and am much pleased with the effects of them. Several members of my family have received much benefit from their use iu various complsinta; and I can cheerfully recommend them to the Public as a medicino truly worthy <fa trial. Joseph hart. !Irs.Tro,r j.iiy re isis. Thi, ran, rertity. that I h„. been forth. last IS-i-nths hi very fcebli* afafr of health, with U>* of appetite. IMlpiratam of the brart. cwiCnH *irkn*>* x of the ttontarh, wm'linf, and bfailarbr ; and n mII thw wav •*Mrl tmiocnt am! a terr attack* of Jtkeuvu**i*m. i ha*l CMMiHftl aerrral phyavUoa. ami taken their rmte *!**.( v*>! among other thinf.A freqiwutlv bir*** qiMMtti. tie* of calomel) but ailhnttf much rcßrt I Ltd tried ntM**r*tt othfr popular r**utc.Hc# which arc re-cont iru mkwt tor Mich ront|fcunlA (u* llramfreth’e IMK Ac.) aiiri various things which my firicmU auh isctl, hot Mill without any relief. A frieivi of mhn* rrcuimneoiteit Dr. Hieljur TurnaM Pills, winch I tried, ami to the e.'iontshir.cnt of attysrlf and IfV'u.ls, produced almost himicdiatr rrtirC *•! one lox has ronplcfcly rHievrtl me of all tliwar rcwtpfeinf*. an#l! am now mhie to attend lr my daily Ulmtir an*! btasiuec*. Ihtring the lime 1 wai taking tlo Pi!!*. I tokN tarjs mnifltKi *.f v rate, from which t have autrcrc*! most of the time Aar year*. but hare not hern tmu bird with them siure. wfjr daughter, who ha* been for a l>m !bne afflicted with a violent eongh pain *a .h** *M*. jvd|*iiid<*n of the t ear*, with genera! debility. !♦#. of appetite and sUengtfL Ar , lias alto been very much benel!ed by tho dm o eue lnu nf the P’Ka. Tlt#jr are the only rn**tlif in*° which hu given h-r any relict ttiihou*h aim has taken the pre vriiptiou* of several physicians, and various other metii ftnrs, iiui itg the bug sis tnen n. •nc l J. Darling. Jd“For sale at the Darien Herald Ofllcc, Price 37 and 7 5 ernl per box. Land, Negroes, &c. For Sale. I OFFER for sale mv PLANTATION, in this District, on Savannah Riser,and the Lower 3 Runs. The Traci contains by a recent survey 1637 acres, the greater portion of which is best quality of Ham mock, aiul Oak and Hickory laud, 400 acres cleaned and in good order for cultivation. It bason it a com fortable Dwelling House, Gin House, Cotton Screw, Barns. Stables, and Negro Houses, all in fine repair. A description on paper cannot sell a place, but I think I am autiiorised in saying, that a more valuable Cot ton Plantation is not to be found in Barnwell Dis trict. It is situated about 3 miles from two landings on the River, and is about one mile fron a Post Of fice. I also offer for sale my House and Lot in the Vil lage of Barnwell, fronting the public square. It is a pleasant residence, and his two Store Houses, new Kitchen, Smoke House, Stables, <f*e. I also offer to sell about .50 Negroes, as likely and valuable as can be found any where—among them, a Jobbing Carpenter, a Blacksmith Seamstress and Cook; 30 Field Hands, the balance children. Also. 8 Mules, several good Horses. 4 breed Mares, and C Colts of the game blood; 1*25 head of Cattle, stock o* Hogs. Terms—For the Land and Negroes, a credit of 1,2,3. 4, and 5 years, with interest, secured in the usual way: forthe Horses. Mules, Stc. a credit of 12 months. J G. BROWN Bvnwdi/e. H-, July 22 1839 i application lo tvttasae qc rrvor, and those alas of sedentary habits, will drnve great benefit from an oceasio&al use of them. For that dekihtto -1 ted and deranged state of ihe system, which oesurs !in the spring seam, tilt year, and bepianing W ram met, these Pilla ar# particularly applicable. It is conceded and well understood, that threa fifths of ail the cases of Consumption which an nually consign its FORTY THOUSAND VICTIMS to the gTave originate in SCROF ULOUS CONSTITUTION\ of glandular and capillary obatrucuon, wluch being neffeetsd at first, because the symptoms arc not disrresw*# enough to occasion Alarm, are permitted to go of# and prey upon the vitals, until rtligf is Arnicas. For all auch tsaea as these, the Tomato Pilla ars a remedy, which if taken in season, and pegaevaf ed in to a reasonable extent, will render the sys tem unsusceptible lo thta insidious disease. Thoaq, therefore, liable to sore throats, swtllmg of ih glands, coughs, dtc. should rake warning m aoo •on, and enforaee a remedy that nss :nts recom mendation—that it is entirely nnt , and promtsm as much as any other htrtlqfort known* Females of 40 to 50 years of age, will find them a powerful assistant Is nature , in the importani change in the functions of the system, removing all I localities to Cakcbm, glandular awelhnga, die* and assisting to establish that new actwn m the animal economy which nature often foil* to do. None ahould avoid a free and continued use of them, if they wish to escape a long train of cu rabl* malaaie*. For this puepoaa one snouki be taken every night and rr Tmng, and continued as long at any unpleasant symptoms remain. For obatnicuona in young femslea, enm:gbei the Pills should be taken every third night to pm duce s full evacuation from ihe bowel*. For thw purpose three to five will be required—no definite dose, however, can be assigned for every case: but their spcnfic action njpn the bowelsi should be obtained\ if it rcquiras ever so many, and perse vered in until tha desired effect* are produced - To remove Constipation, Heart burn, Nanaaa, dkc. when no other disease is present, one or two Pill* may be taken, either on going to bed or half an hour after eating. For a full operanoo, threa to five should be taaen. From l>r Ratknnid ffosi-or, / Hartford This ceriifiea, ti.at for some time past, I have bom consul#r*Mv in Ibe liabM of prearribitta Dr. Phelps* Tomato Pill*, and have invariably found thaas to answer s valuable purpose; ami in min* maranaaa for to exceed my most saiiftime •xpeetalionv—affordlns tlie most decided relief in a abort time. 1 think tksy may be used in all the cmnidainta for whn.tr they ars recommetHfod in the UU of directions, with grcsi safety ami much advantage Hartford, August 7, 1838. N*tiiamisl llooasa, M 11. 1 have lately used Dr. Phelps’ Tomato Pills, Aw #4 t tom arks and hitious derangrment of tlie liver, for wlork I have formerly Mid frequently used calimrt, and I row. aider them an excellent substitute, produnne all the b nefits that I ussd to derive from calomel, ands tpaedUj, wittioui pr.!icifts any unpleasant sffeeta I fart I<>nl, May, lAJfi. B X*jm , Secured.; East Granville, Ms , OcL 31, 1833. f have lately made use of Hr PhHjie’ Tomato PiUs with great benefit, for a bilious affection of the stoinarh and a severe disease of the liver. lam sure 1 received ! more benefit from them than from any other remedy I | have tried. I can cheerfully recommend them to the public ss a valuable medt- inn for Dysprjuna ami Bilious affeitiuus, and a* an agreeable cathartic AMSON K TAYLOR. From a gentleman of high rrspeetahility dated New York, Nov fob, 1838 To G R. Phelps, Dear air —I hair used your Com pound Tomato PiUs, the (last •*, fa the Liver com plaint : and am happy Jo aid, with derided benefit.—ani therefore take greal pleasure tn rccowwitulisf them; as wU from a nbn ofgtahtmie lo ihe benevolent Pro prielor, ss with r view of serviug tlie cause ol philen tlropy ; from a sense of duly l owe the public in bear ing my testimony m favor of tlr**—iltc world’s ittvaktsh!s medicine. Bix years since, I suffered from a malady pronounced by the concurrent opinion of a council of jd*y sic tons, a chromic injtammafum of the User ; and uinfcrweni s skilful mercurial treatmentbeing confined for many iiHsiths; anil at length mainly restored to a hderable degree of health, though not wHltoiit an apprehension fliat 1 should hr similarly sfllirted My fears have Item but too well confirmed fy a recurrence of nearly all the aymptoini of this (treadful malady live past summer; when srcldeD’allv I heard <*t your Piila, and Isarmng something of their properties and liarwien*. and their rapidly increasing celebrity; I rewdved on trying them. Feeling as I did a rvpngnarire to rt-sorfing Bg 4 * l * l <tmel, and after ineffV'CtusJly and uusMcrtoslully trymg other medicines profcs4ng a specific reinctly Ur this complaint; I purchased a Iwx of the Messrs. Hands, Druggtids. comer William snd Fulton streets, duly ad* thorued agentn ; they presenting me. to occotnpat.r the box, a pamphlet cmtsinhc a *|*ecific#ltoa, dlrecfhuis, Ac. 1 had n<u taken one box of them helorc I happily experienced their heating efocacy ami rurstfve effi’era ; —and now that I have ghm them a llmmugh trial, era cheerfully and uuhestatomgiy pruaeostt them the vc.y beat remedy extant fotFany d(-rang*-meal or a Stw ii**u of the Liter eg Sj If m. BiUout Affection*. Palpitation ts Ihe IhaHJff t)q*p*psio, in anv ol Hu furma;—also a* a good fiunlivW<\icii*e. are ihe beat with which 1 am ar qtSms At my recommemlation sad sollcttatkia many of my friends and scquaiiHances have taken ihem as a family medirinr. with per feet success I grant uiy permission to use this sa you please. YVwtr trulv, I* A AC W. AVERY, 170 William street From the Rtr I. V Sprngu* Pastor of the fourth Vtmgi tgationul Church, Hartford, Conn. Dr G. R Phelps,.. Hit— Fur several years pf I have found it well to keap in my family a Inittlc of castor ml and other sim ple medicinea. and no rfoutH fliat their timely use has been greatly beneficial in preserving our health. For some time past I have made nae of your Cptnpotmd To main Pills as a substitute for those nedirin*a. and have been so much pleased with their inihl yrs sffcrtrve op eration, tlial they have become mr family medicine; while other* have been laid stride. I prefer thorn for myself snd children, to soy other wstlWM I ever used, to correct the irrcgularittes of lint stomach and bowels Yours, Ac., 1 N SPRAGUE. k'iutf LKcl. J. V. Jetrail, I incLuprr, Cntr,iLortr Fyt 11.*. OcL 22t l&l* Dorr G K I’Hfi r*~ Hmr mt . llatitif hear.} intirh ufbleii6Mir ofyonr On/ outui IS/U, m I luiyo bd-'-rt mHtrrl tv *;*r them a M in! hi a thrifty of .{wave# fir wbUh rimy are rrcunHiMiiJt-tt and wMrh knVfWrnrrftl in my yrrt\rr. and I utiin mt\ W*l | i :t lirtirr please.! wi‘h ibrm ii<au hli pm? unt'innr | |atf ever u*J. 1 !wu’ erv* n llwm ■ a Cotb*rtir, m the Ififimta affection* which u>n.i!y prevail at ihi. if the year an<l fcw a* an alteram*- n Urer and a:b* r fffnmhtlnr •. a | Mink \\tfj hate .1* m ui\a in brinjfiiu: aln'ml rrsntar and hejtfrhr s*rrrti,*i *, i anv nn*lt* tit* v*tli wiurn Im aoqtitMn!. I have l.,ig behoved the Tmtavii) pidw-n )>v<di*irm-ni a.-* ililmu* pr**j*eni* * a* * cnniHmrof-arnl in its .*;#• > * wie.tic-iin that licln J bus l *■ fuffy * ataldlehed. I ki.i them if* tmeses* |w>v*rinl Dfureik pr**ferii*-s mljmi.— <,* I preacrilK-d llwm in two raxes Hdrf.ps-y (onr rti them • n*r*trre one ) with tlerHc.l g*md effects in In rh- the urinary dreh.-tr'r* were increased ftnm hall a pint o tun fidtoha. within the Hist forty etyhs hour* after I Mannencftl item* the Piti-s ami the patient U now in comfortable health- _ ! have now hut fwn hnxex PIN* nn ban.!, an.) Until Ire bt when they ar* fnr. ;u 1 unc them iu aka*ot afi case* where I an> a oatluuitr. H expect fish V rotii^ J. f 8100 Reward. R ANA WAY from the subscriber about thelOtfc inst. a negro fellow, [a jobbing carpenter J nam ed DICK, or Rl(’HAßD,about 25 years of age. and’ | 5 feet, 9or 10 inches high; he is a good looking ne ! gro, of black complexmn; has a grum look, and’ j speaks \cry impem. ntly, and was, when a boy, : accustomed to house work. It is supposed he will I make for Charleston, or Georgetown, where his | father (named Abraham) is th< ught to be he haying been sold in Charleston some years ago. Rffbard has been for the last 12 or 18 months tucking carpen ter** jobs on his own account, both in the city and neighborhood, and is well known in Burke county, arid at the Richmond Baths, where he was engaged all last snimner. I w ill give th* above reward if ta ken out of the state, and brought to me at Augusta, or fifty dollars 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 Liquors. CONSISTING of Cognac Bran- It. Gin, Jamaica Rnm. N. E- Rum and Gin. Tent-rifle, Port, Madeira, and Malaga Wines. For sale wholesale or retail bv ja 32 H W HI DNALL