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AVANNAH DAILY HE
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J4o 1]6m«*Vo1. XXII.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1824.
Whole No. ‘1437*
HOUSES, LANDS, &c.
5 To Rent.
r HP Wharf Lot No. 6, Reynold Ward, know •
„ ' jVneiWa wharf. Possession given the |
•fint of November—Apply to p ^
oc* 14 194
AUGUST G. OEMLER,
At hit Druggist Store, corner of Jefferson ami'Sts
Julian Street,
•l TAS received by schooner Tassel, a fresh
.1 supply of KWMM’S so much esteemed
PANACEA,
As. also by ollx r late arriv Is, a v.irlety of fresh
Articles which he <bstttins from mentioning, ns
hi suspects tlm public to possess c «g»cit> enough
’«* trues*, tha* CALOMEL, JALAP, KMURAIt
GUM WE I'll), and all the other delicti ciet > in ■ :
in the Index ofihe dispensatory msy be .onkeilJir
ml found in Drug Stores—yet a few things no
-JTRENS HOTEL.
The subscriber t ikes this meth
od to inform the public generally, and
>• • ■■ particularly persons from the lo coun-
Jl|l! tr y who may visit the up country in I to be met with ai every one, ho iffnis, via
health or pleasure, that he will .ac I Phosphorus, Chlorate of Potass, Pyi'otigneou
^ Ur *mnitate tri'otle men ant * ' a ^' ,e9 » or F'lmiliea wi'h I ten), Black Drop, Istnes fever Powders, Rem
he theday, week, or month, on easy terms I >tij, ii, Spirits of Soap, Fumigating PastilU
i, 0 o tni» need be said in recommendation of \ | Wedge wood evaporating dishes, Class Punniw,
i ' pither in regard to the healthfulness of the I Graduated Measures Retorts and Receivers, I’esi
t salubrity of atmosphere, or uareeable no' I "ubei., Gas Bottles, Thermometers, Hygrometer,
. «i..hritv of atmosphere, or agreeaoie ana
pleas'm society t in all these particulars it stands |
Thffiwing will be the rates of charging, vis
Man and Horae, perd.y, eekt *}g
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Swaim'a Panacea.
r HAVE BERN appointed vgeni b> Dr tV
v Swaim to sell his so much celebrated Medi
cine, at this place. A quantity hus been rccei'
«d by t e Georgia from Philadelphia, und will he
sold hy the box or bot'le, at my Drug Store, cor
ner of Jefferson and St Julian Stn-cis,
AUGUST G OEM .Ell.
march 10 57
......... l»lfrnce. FHAvFs _
Editors of the Augusta Chronicle and
qJv'innah Republican, are requested to give two
I fn* ertiona a month, until the 1st of fuly next, and )
forward thciraecountsto Athene
To Rent.
The Store corner o» Drayton and
_f Bay street next door to Mr Trucheluta
••■a superior stand for a Grocery Store
f’Gj A nn|yto T. BARTOW.
oct 21
Apply 1
191
orh-in- SnitHrt
House to Rent.
The undersigned intending to r<-
, | move into the country, "Hers the pie .
I*** ant and convenient House, now in hi«
'flJL.occup tinn to rent,at a rate suited loth
himri, from the 1st .Inly next to the 1st Novemb..
““"It- -1* ““ or 'Tdwd nmS
30 frr.°0l
{'Land and Negroes for Sale.
1 a RANDSOMEproperty, unincumbered,con-
l?\ sitting of Land and Negroes, together wit'
Stock of every kiod, and the growing crop, a-
■mounting in all to about 12 or 15,000 dollars,^situ-
J. SWmn’s Panacea.
‘■"VIE subsertner having discovered the com
A position of SWAIM'S celebrate I p* ace
iti«. now a supply on hand for sale; he has r«
luced the prise from 50 to JJ2 50, or by tlx
dozen £24.
Ail charitable institutions in the U States and
lie poor will be supplied gratis.
If the citizens of the principal cities and towns
ill appoint an agent to order and distribute tlii
medicine to the poor, it will be supplied
I'hia medicine is celebrated for tin* cure of t'
i Mowing discuses, “scrofula or king’s evil, ulce
ted or putrid sore throat, long sianding rlu i
m.tic affections, cutaneous, diseases, w ite s ve
.ng, and diseAsf of the bone-, and all cases gc
orally of the ulcerous character, and chronic do
uses, generally arising in debilitated eons'i'
liuna, but more e-pecially fiom syphilis, or att't-
linns arising therefrom i ulcers in the layrnx
nodes, f»c. And that drr adful disease occasion, d
bv a long and excessive use of mercury, Ike. It i
also useful in disease of the liver.”
CERTIFICATES.
I have within the last two years had an
tunilv of seeing several cases of very inveterate
ulcers, which having resisted previously the regu
lar modes of treatment, were healed by the us.
of Mr Swaim’s Panacea, and I do believ.-, from
?em?nlJyS-Te n «i , |well Udap^dmSe cub | I have seen that it will prove hi. import
1 ' « m .ttnaai) fnt* anlp on
Evstlon if Corn and Cotton, is offered for sale on
[ if^fe's/oelrfor good paper, well secured, will
*ForfhrthwpwtieuUra, apply to the Editors ol
te Georgia Journal,
inne 19 145
For Sale,
LL that valuable tract or parcel oflsndknov n
1 hv tbe name of Nelville situated in 8 ®JJ
Molina about two miles from Savannah. This
rant is considered one of the best for a Rice plan.
Eton In its neighborhood, and contains Eigh
fundred and eighty- our acres, t adjoins M
Hiomas Young Gen. Huger, and Mr. Nichol s
jrugcr. Persons who may wish to purchase will
Examine the premises, A good tittle will be given
(nd the times of sale willbe reasonable. Apph
ation to be made to W M M Al.LOUY
Agent of Hamlin Mallorv.
tiov 16 22Ag
The Public
I'S informed that the claim of Hamlin Mallory to
I (he tract of land in South Carolinftf calle d
Nelville, is now in a train for Judicial tnveatign.
jinn, until the termination of which, some risk
kill be incurred by those who may purchase.
remedy in scrofu.mis, venereal and mercurial
eases, N. CHAPMAN, M I).
Professor ofihe Institutes and Practice of
Physic, in the University of Penusy Ivnh
I have employed tha Panacea of dr. Swain, i
numerons insta. ces, within the last three years!
and hive always found it exircmolyetKcaci. ua
especially in secondary sy philis and mercuri.
diseases 1 have on hesitation in pronouncing i
a medicine of inestimable value.
W. GIBSON, M.D.
Professor of Surgery in the University of Penn
syivania.
Philatleljihia, February 17,1823.
lOtl.N SHiNN, (;hemist
N. B. For sale at Smith & Pearsall’s, N. B. c .r
ner of Third and Market streets
(jjp* Each publisher of a newspaper in the Um
ted .States, is requested io puh'ish this adverlisi
ment ..nee a month for one year, and send tliei
at-couoiHfur oayment
auril 22 94§
PUBLIC SALES.
Attacnment Sale.
tk Y ord. r ut the Hon. the Inferior Court of |
" B uad.am tiouniy. Will be sold at the Court
L.use between the hours 10 and 4 o’clock, on |
.i- sdav the 1st tune, a negro Boy named Spen
r, attached by D tpson and Murphy, as the pro
erty of William I) Brown.
I D’LYON, see.
»v 14 11.3
PUBLIC S \LES.
Sheriffs snle.
On the Hist I u.-sday in July next,
WILL be sold before the Court House in the
nf ’"ity of Savannah, between the hours of 10
.no 4 .’cock.
Marshal's Sales.
’ILL be soid at the Corn-. House, in the Ci
ty of Savannah on the first Tuesday in June
n-xt, between the hours often and three o’clock,
a tract of land in the fifth district of tbe Count
ol Monroe, No 120, levied on as the property .
Jacob Miller, to saiisty an execution in favor
George Wr gg.
JN. H. MOREL, m. n o.
mav l t 2
Marshal’s iSalcs Continued.
On first Tuesday in June next,
W ILL be sold before the Court House in the
city of Savannah, between the usual hour?
i ne loimwtng six negroes viz : Hannibal, Isaac, I of sale,
imdon, Peter, Willi <m and Ha nah, levied on us | Eight negroes, viz. Charles, Daniel, Lucy an.
cr child, Sylvia ami child, Nora and Mary, sub
he property of Jno Hunter, to satisfy a fi. fa. on
nortga.-e, in favor of the Planters Bank.
Also, five negroes, viz Judy, Juno, Ely, Dub
in, an ! Qua-hy, levied on as the property of Oh
.•er Sturg. s, to satisfy a fi. fa on mortgage ill fa
ir of Wm. P. Hunter
Also, ad the cotton compressing machine, fot
:<• repacking of cotton, levied on under a fi. fu
mi a foreclosure of a mortgage, from Jno Ever
ngh im, jr. to Chat. W . Rockwell.
1. D'LYON, see.
may 5 105
Administrator's Sales.
y.WlLfi be si. a. .lie ' i-urt House tu Savan
/t# nah, on die first Tuesday in July next, he
tween the hours ol ten and two o’clock, lot No 15,
fifteen) in the second district of Early County ,
Georgia, containing two lmn Ired two and a b. H
ores, more or less, being the real estate of Ro>
PUBLIC SALES*
Tax Collector’s Sales*
On the first "Tuesday in July next,
W II.I. be sold .it the Court House in the City
orSavanmh, between the hours of 10 sntl
3 o’clock, the following property or so in jeh
thereof as will satisfy the Stale and County Taxes
s ul costs, vizi
A tract of land on Wilmington Island, in the
County of Chat'iam, containing 75 icres, mare or
less, bounded on the north by a creek, east by
! it’d of the E late of loseph Itryan, and south and
west by land belonging to John W Barnard, le
vied on to satisfy the ,te and county taxes of Jno
\V Barnard lor the year 1321, and costa. Amount
of taxes $34 85.
The Eu-tern hnlf of lot Vo, 19, in Oglethorpe
Ward, in tilt city ofSuvannah, with the improve*
-nents thereon, levied.on to satisfy the state and
county taxes of J E and S White for the year
1121, and costs. Amo nit of taxes £l 95.
Lots No 2‘J and 30 in B.-own Ward, in the city
of buvannah. with die improvements thereon, le
vied on to sdisfy the stile Hnd County taxes ofihe
Savannah Theatre for the y< ttr 1821 and 1823, and
costs. Amount of takes, $234 37
The southern half ot lot No. 10, first tything
An-on Ward, in the city of Savannah, with the im*
provementa thcreOo, levied on to satislv the state
and county taxes ol Estate of Edward Penman for
the year 1823, and costs. Amount ofiaxcs $4 68.
Lot No. 33 Columbia Ward, in the city of Sa-
may 1
Administrator
102
Administrator’s Sale.
On the first "Tuesday in June next,
ILL be sold before the Court House in th>
City if Savannah.
AII the -'.rsnnal property of William Mayhew,
I c consisting (if a Building on one third of Lot
2. Jeykv I Tything,Darby ward; also, Buildings
Lot No 31, Liberty ward; also, sundry article
1 Carpenters Tools and Furinture; 1-4 part of tin
fi-iop Good Intent, (Cap: Joseph Allen,) with
•undry oilier articles. Sold for the benet of the
-eirs and creditors of raid estate.
C II. HAYDHN,
Q tafifisd adtn’or estate Wm. Mayhew.
april 20 t 92
iec.i to a mortgage of about seven hundred dollar-
levied on as the property of Geo L. Cope, to sa
-sfy an execution in favor of tilt Bunk of the Uni;
cd Stales,
JNO. H. MOREL, m d o.
may 4 104
City Marshal’s Sales, continued.
On the first Tuesday in June next.
W ILL positively be sold before the Court I
House in Savannah, between the hours ol |
10 an,-3 o’clock, if the ground rent is not pic
viously paid.
Lot No 24. Elbert ward, 60 by 90 feet, bound-1 vannah, subject to an annual ground rent to the
• d eust by Jefferson street, south by Hull street, I Corporation ofiai 1 City, with the improvements
west by lot No. 32, and north by——street; re I thereon, levied on to satisfy the stipe and c .unty
entered upon as the property of Mrs. Bulloch, foi I taxes of Anti Rodman for the year 1823, andcosts.
4quarters rent, I Amount ol taxes £5 86.
Lot No 35, Elbsrt ward, 60 by 90 feet,bounded | All that tract or lot ol'land, situa’c, lying am!
“ ‘n the 27th diat. of Early countv, o<mt»in-
'acres, more or It »s, anti known and dia'in*
I in the — r • • •■ ■ • 1 • a- —
Levied on to i
Hie estate of t
and costs. Ai
.vert M. Durkie, tlec’d. and sold by permission o. I e «st by lot No 36, south by Liberty street, west be 'nK 1
the Court ol Ordinary of Chatham County. I i, y lot Nt.34, and north by a lane, re-entered up in S 250 a.
AUGUSTUS F. DURKIK, I 0 n as the property of J Mingledortf, for 12 quar-1 guislied i
Administrators side.
W.-L be s .lit before »lie C- ur* House in th‘
t-J City ,,f Sat annul) on the first Tuesday in Ju
■ next, between the hours of 10 and 2 o’clock.
Forty five acres of land more or le«s about t\v
'•tiles from the city, adjoining the farm of J. II
Morel, Esq. uis<> a ml in court house square knowi
• > Hit: plan of the city as lot number one, Stopei
Tything l’ercivnl Ward—being the real estate ol
In late.ls..nc Buillowdeceased; sold by perinis-
• ion ol the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Chut-
am county for the beuelit ofihe heirs and credi-
•rs of'said estate.
. JOHN M'NISH, Adm’r
may 5 105
WM.L. DAVIS.
dec 2
237
Valuable Property for Sale.
1HE subscriber offers f >r sale his pro pert in
_ Darien, McIntosh County—consisting of live
.Vliarf Lots, situated in the most eligible quarter
f the city for business of every description.
J Also, Five Bay Lots immediately back ol those
Lt'ore mentioned* and divided trom them by a
ltreet of 40 feet. . .
J Also, one third part ol a Wharf Lot, in thiscity,
■commonly called liices Wharf) with improve-
[tents.
j For particulars enquire of Thomas M. woon-
|iniiK, Bsq'r. in Savannah, or the subscriber on
Vilmington island.
CHARLES B. JONES.
v 1 f218
Notice.
Very valuable tract of Land in Liberty coun
ty, situate on tbe gunbury Road, two miles
foul a half from Rice orougli; containing two
tmdred and ten acre sTfiis land is very valua-
e for cotton, rice and corn, and as well calcula-
d for that culture as any land in the county;
te conditions are low anti reasonable; there are
irtween seventy and eighty acres cleared and
aderfence, there is also a good dwelling house,
/J all necessary out buildings on the premise s.
Manlee titles will be given to the purchaser,
incumbrances lying on said land, for further
ncticulars apply to capt. Jos. Jones in Liberty
witty, oc lo
EDWARD B. BAKER,
owner in Mclntosli county.
nutt 16 ■
Saratoga and Hallston Spring
l Voters.
REDUCED PRICE
rpHB subscriber hus received per lute arrt'ui*,
L a fresh supply of the above Witters, and win
sell them at 31 j c nts n smg.e (quart) br.ttte or ut
£3 50 fur a box, containing one .loz They were
mailed by Lynch St Clark, ol New York, and a;-,
warranted to be interior to none.
FRANCIS 1. LAY, Druggist,
aprii 23 ca 95 Shads’ Buildings.
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For Sale,
tVflN E Lots situate on tbe South Common, as a
part of Garden lot No 7, designated by num
era, I,, 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 10, 15 and 24.
Also, an undivided third of lot No 17»Yatnacraw,
rontin g west on Fahm St. opposite the residence
ll Jowjph Stiles, Esq, .
1 AI# >, all the interest of Isaac La Roche in a cer-
pin li .t of land, situated on theThunderboK Road,
! Ti)ie above property is offered for sale by vir
tue ('.fan assignment made by Isaac La Roche for
[te Lenefil ol'all nis creditors. If not sold before
Jtlie first Tuesday in May next, it will then be of
Jt'ed' at public auction at the Court House in Sa-
Fi ah. Fr particulars apply to
D. PONCE,
Agent for the assignees ot 1. La Roche,
gpril 20 92
jjdNE months alter date application will be
fi made to the honorable the Justices ot the
pfi rior Court of Cltalham county, when sitting
i<r.ordinary purposes, for leave to sell all that trac
[* iLund containing two hundred and fifty acres,
urc or less, known as lot No. 15 fifteen, in tht
c and district of Early county, Georgia,-being
■ real estate of Robert M. Durkie, dec. and te
uwld for tlie benefit of the heirs and creditors
. 'he said deceased.
! AUGUSTUS F. DURKIE, Adm’or. of
JR. M. Dttrkio, dec,
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Executive Department, Geu.
MILLEDGEVILL.B, 2lst Nov 182^
#t\ RDEHF.D, Thai the subjoined Resolution b
i!j published once a month, in eac i of the G..
zettea of this State, until the next General Elec
tion.
Attest, ELISHA WOOD, Sec'ry.
IN SENATE, 12th Nov. 1823.
Wiimieas it is u -irable to ascertain the wis'<
es nf the citizens of this state, as to tfie mode oi
choosing Electors of President and Vice Pre-i
dent ol the United States ;
lie it therefore resolved by the Senate and //ous-
of Representatives of the State of Geo "ffi a in Gent
ral Assmnhiumet, That it shall be the duty of t' -
Magistrates who shall preside ut the several Ele .-
tions to he held in the different counties of tin
State for the choice of members of the Legisla
ture, at the next General Election therein, t.-
propose to each and every voter at the time ol
receiving his vote, whether he dcsir s that th-
choice of said Electors shall be confided to tin
people or retained by the Legislature, and to r<
quest such voter to signify such desire by en
dorsing on bis ticket, tlie word People or legisla
ture, according to the truth of the fact; and on
couiningout the ballots, to annex to the return
of tbe said election by them so transmitted t-> the
Executive Department, a true statement tif Un
votes so given, to the end tlmt the same may be
laid before the next Legislature by lus Excellen-
cy the Governor.
And be it further resolved, That his Excellency
the Governor be, and he is hereby requested to
cause this resolution to be published without de
lay, in the several Gazettes of this State, and tt.
continue the 6ai(l publication once a month, unti
the next General Election.
Read and agreed to unanimously.
THOMAS STOCKS, President.
In the House of Representatives, 14lh Nov. 1823
Read and concurred in.
DAVID ADAMS, Speaker.
Approved, 18th Nov. 1823.
G. M. TROUP, Governor.
K goodeffl - .’f these powders as a M^di
cine, lias been observed and acknowledge."
y all those who have bad o -casino to use them.
> :tl; cuaew ol Heartburn, Bile, Nausea and other
.. eases of the Stomach, which are so very pre
’ lit in warm climates—they can be used at any
in- with much ad-antage. As they form a ple
at effervescent draught, they may he said to he
•i. agreeable bev-. rage free from taste and highly
•pregnated wnh lixed air, and possessing all thi-
-i .hom'd qualities ol the much esteemed Seidli z
Waters.
The Season i. fast approaching, when these
' A.ler-i will be in dem.nd, nmttn get them pure
Is very disirable. Many persons have been de
e-'oe t in their operation, by ha>ing purchase-
i nun ir. Drug Stores, the proprietors of which
paid but uttle or no regard in selecting the best
i'.'nd, consequently their benefical qualities were
•iev< r realized But this difficulty mav now be
obviated,—he subscriber lias endeavored for die
1 wo or three last seasons to procure them Genuine
id lias been successful.
These Powders are neatly put up in Tin Boxes,
hy which means their Medicinal properties w ill
main unimpaired by the influence of time and
.mate.
\ fresh supply of the above Genuine article:
is just .been received, which together with a
ary general assortment wf Family Medicines sill
kept constantly on hand.
FRANU1S I. LAY, Chemist U Druggist,
orner of Congress and Wlutake.i sn-eeis
Shuds Ihuhlings
r;l 29 100 v ,
ers rent.
l.nts No 47 and 48 Jackson ward, 60 by 90 feet
ach, bounded east by lot No 46 south by Liberty
treet, west by Jefferson -street, and north by
lane, re-entered upon as the property of John Me
Kinnon, for 12 quarters rent.
Lot No 25, Brown ward, 60 by 90 feet, bnunde
east bv lot No 24, south by Hull s reel, west b
lot No 26, and north by a lane, re-entered up.-n
<• the property of C H Hayden, for 8 quarters
rent.
Lot No 26, Brown ward, 60 by 90 feet, boim-
led cast bv lot No 25, south by Hull si. west
by Scott street, and mirth by a lane, re entered
upon askhe proper y of R B Ralston, lor 4 qtur-
ers rent.
Lot No 49, Brown's ward, 60 by 90 feet, bout,
led east by lot No 50, south by a lane, west by
■tciiv-osh-street, and north by Perry Btreet, re
entered upon as the property of Pe.er Blo.s, foi
I quarters rent.
Lot No 3, Franklin’s ward, GO by 90 feet, boun
led east by lot No 2, south by u lane, west by lm
No 4, and north by Bay street, re entered npm
is the property of John Course, for 4 quarter
rent.
Lot No 3, Warren ward, 60 by 90 feet, bound
led east by lot No 4, south by a lane, w est by In
4o 2, and north bv Bay street, re entered upo-
-.3 the property of A. Hunter, for 4 quarter* rent
Lot No 20* Warren ward, 60 by tt0 « feet, bound
vd east by Price street, souMt by St Julian street,
weal by tot No 19, and north by Itryan street, re
ntered upon as the property of T V Gray, for s
quarters rent.
Lot No 38, Columbia wan', 50 by 90 ft. bound-
■.a. east by lot No 39, 9oihIi by South B. -ad stre> t
.vest by lot No 39, and north by a lane, re-entered
upon as the property of Ann R idman, for 12 quar-
rs rent
Lot No 10, Jackson's ward, 60 by 90 feet, boun-
d east by Scot street, south b a lane, west by
ntNo3, and by north South IJroud st re-entered
pun as tbe property of T N Morel, fur 16 quar-
ers rent.
Lots No 31 and 32, Liberty war.!, 60 bv 90 f<
ounded east by lot No 3(), south by a lane, west
>y Weal Broad st. and north by York st re entered
upon hs tbe property of C H Hayden, for 8 qu li
ters rent
Lot No 29, Jackson’s ward, 60 by 90 ft bounded
ast by lot No 30, south by a lane, west by Jefi'er
sun st. and north by Perry st. re-entered upon as
the property of J B Uertl.elot, for 4 quarter.
tent.
F M. STONE, c m.
may 10 109
may 1
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On th
ILL be
the Ci
hours of 10 a
One negro
her three cli
levieo on as t
satisfy an exi
Pleas and 0>
vannah Fra n
vs Michael IJ
Also, suit
led linen, in
io as the pri
execution foi
assigned to J
Also, ail t
>t No thirty
a Kne S by L
lot No 34, lei
Hayden, tow
I'ru.tees *f t
Hv Httyden. p
purchaser, hi
of sale,
may 1
NOTICE.
r HB Co-partnership of Wilma* and John O
Bat;r.n, is this clay dissuveil by mutual con
-eut. In order to a speedy settlement of the bu
siness, all persons indebted are called 'upon u
make payment to John O. Baker.
r 1 WILLIAM BAKER,
JOHN O. BAKER,
Riceborough, Ga. Jan 1,1824.
inn 21 16
VT1NE months after date, application will
1.X made to the Hon. the Interior Court ot Bry
.in County, for leave to sell all the real Estate o'
Sarah McKindley, lute of Bryan county dec. !«>■
benefit of the heirs and creditors ot suid estate.
JAMES BUTLER, edm’or.
'• april 2 $o ?7
„ . tsu
Valuable Medicine.
ANTI IrtSPl.i* i io PILLS,
Prepared by lien g James.
;v N approved r im-.iy Ibr Djspepsia, or Indig
Am estion, Habitual Costiveness, arid Piles.
It is well know n that Dyspepsia is on- of th
mist frequent and formidable diseases of our conn
ry. Its commencement is indicatt d in different
patients by various symptoms, ol which the most
emarkable art—
Irregularity of the bowels obstinate c -sti
ness, headach, commonly called nervous or sic'
eadacli, yellowness of the eyes and skin, acidi >
of stomach after eating, often called heart buri
flatulence or wind on lh.* stomach, bitter taste i
he mouth in the morning, feelid brenth, drowsi
ness alter dinner, debility, lassitude, cmacia ioi
depression of spirits, &C
Piles being connected with indigestion and cos-
tiveiit-s., are certainly and speedily removed by
the pills.
Persons afflcted with any of the above symp-
toms, are assured that the Anti-Dyspeptic I’d
are a reme ly well worth their attention, and enti
tied to their entire confi'ence
A supply of the above valuable Medicine has
just been received from the Patentee, and can bi
hluined of the subscriber, who has been appoin
ted agent for the State of Georgia.
FRANCIS I. LAY,
Drugg ist ami Chemist, Shail’s Buildings,
april 24 ca°4- Savannah
City Marshal’s Sale— ontinued.
On the first Tuesday m June next.
W ILL be sold in front m the c -urt house, be
tween the usual hours of 10 and 3 P. M.
he following property, if the fines are not paid
before that day.
Those two small buildings on the west half cl
•ot letter H. situated in that part of tbe city for
nerly culled St. Gall, now Oglethorpe ward bou i
led E by Laurel st. S by lot letter F west by i.
me ami N by Zubly st levied upon as the prop,
rty of Mrs Mary Garnett to satisfy two lines im
used by the Mayor and Aldermen of a he city o'
Savannah upon her intertaingnegroes on Sundays
F M. S I ONE c m.
up'- II 110
City Marshal’s Sales.
On Thursday tux- the 20th inst.
W ILL be sold at the CITY POUND, the foi
lowing cattle, if not claimed bv their owner
before the hourof -ale, viz:
One don Low, with sawed horns, marked in one
ar with a swallow, and in the other with a crop,
branded on the rumpT G and on the horn Gale
One red and white Cow and calf marked in one
,.r with a crop and two slits and in the otlitr will
crop.
One black and white Cow marked in one ear
with a slit, in the other no murk.
O e no horned black and white Cow marked in
•lie ear with a crop, in the other an upper bit.
One black and white Heifei marked in one ear
with a slit m the other a swallow fork.
One black »nd white Cow maik .il in one ear
will) two under slits, in the other no murk.
One red Heifitr has no niaik or brand
One red Cow marked in one ear w ith a crop
and «n umlerbit, in the o her an upper slit und
piece cut ofi'. , , . . .
One Red 2 years old Steer marked in both ears
ith a crop.
F. M. STONE, c m.
mav 14 113
On tl
rILl be
nail. O'
the following
All that lot
listed west o
39 containing
-ireet, and t:
leptlion Bry
n Thomas iti
•ion in favor i
others.
Also alt tha
lion Hill, abn
coutaing iboi
(hereon, udjo
of Abigail M
execution iss.
Archibald M’
tuMied over V
Also, all ih
the city us Ni
annual gniuiu
pro-emems il
east by lot No
344 acres of
from the city
present rcsidt
the property i
in favour of t.
others.
Also 75 act
he residence
property of ,la
ii favor of He.
Half of lotii
nan, known h
Ward, with lh
copied hy Mr.
.. L. Cope, ti
i mnrigige
A so a boy
cxecudon in I
J. Vuloton.
may 1
W
On the
ILL be
nah, he
Five neg
• nd Harriet, i
•f Davies anc
ham.
april 3
Georgia—Liberty Gounty.
f >Y Elijah iluker, clerk ol the Court oi Ordi
Li vry' for the county of Liberty.
Whereas William Law, Esq. applies to be dis
missed from his administration on the estate
ilavis Carter, late of said county, dec.
These are therefore to cite and admonish ad
m-rsons concei ned to file their objections (if any
hey have) in my office, within (he time prescrib
•d by law; or otherwise the said applicant will bo
iismissed from his said administration.
Given under my hand und seal# this 3<4 flay of
May, A. D. 182'4.
F-. BAfcfcft 9 9 9.
may 11
City Marshall’s Sales— 1 ContinRed.
On the first Tuesday m June next,
wtrriLLbv sold in Iron ol eourt House oe
W tween 10 and 3 o’clock, the following pro-
pirtv, if the taxes are not paid be to re that day.
Lot No 11, and buildings, Frunkhn wi.nl, 60 by
90 feet, bounded east by U»i No 12, south by Bf)
an St. west by lot No 10 and north by a mr.e, te
vied upon «s the property of the estate of Th«*
K Lloyd, to Batis'y the city tax of said e-tate toi
the year 1823; amount tax fc>42 75 and cost
Also, one budding on the southeast corner ot
lot letter A- Darby ward, levied upon as the pro
perty of Jas W Cannon, <o satisfy his city lux, for
the year 1823; amount tax #17 81 and cost.
Aiso, one negro woman named named Dora,
levied on as the property of Samuel Russell, lo
satisfy liis city tuxes forth' years 1820, 1821, 182*.
and 1823, amount Tax 31 and-costs.
F. M. STONE, o re-
may lX 1X4
•1
Cli
On tht
T.V be
f i city ol
ind 3 o'clock,
before that da
/.o' Nee. 3 a
UioadSt Sb;
,.> Spring St.
,v ni Forter, I
Lot No 7, S
Spring St. W
cd upon as thi
quar ers rent
Lots Nos 9
lots 7 and 8, S
,nd N bj Oak
of Win P.ichat
Lot No 17,
by lot IS, \V I
td upon as th
quarters rent,
Lot No 18,
by Spring St
euleied upon
4 (Allanert> reil
Lot No 19,
lot 14, S by It
Street, re-ent
L) Cole, for 4 <
may k
