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*3 fain onboard, we’H Benjaa 90 (Mindies HAY, landing ifrc Apply as above. , I 2 -' r Forlfotton n ri i Howard. iu The sloop HECTOR, Whittelvej.fcsv in* three-fourths of her cxrgo enraged, •ill sail on Wednesday nest. For freight *S ihw remainder or passage apply to the master t Bolton’s lower whtrf, or to on board, laying at 1 sug 8 -.4^ 168 George Ingersoll. The sloop MEtrfiiB, 0. Whitelsey, safer, will lake freight to any northtrn , irt, on reasonable terms, and will be dis- C te ied immediately.' For freight or passage ring cmnfvrtable accommodations, apply to the *mster on board, or,to .W-. George'lnger»n!!. Received per told tloop, and fit- apis at atave, 30.UC0 Brick* . at, . ^ 4,000 northern piho Boards 1,100 btuhels Oats 2 pipes country Gin -*-• 10-buxe* Nichols’ Candles 10 ditto 8»ap ■ aug 6**—.167 Fire-Wood wanted ON THE WBBTEUN waters. The steam-boat Company are drsiroua of con- tracUngfora regular supply of WOOD, to b= or deredlar the use'or the steamboat* the ensuing .season! at convenient landing places on Oconee and Altamdia rivers. The Wood must be or pitch pinT. cut from the bodies of large freer, of high land growth and well ieaaoned.—Light-wood would be Preferred. Persons willing to contract for the delivery at one or more landings, will send their proposals, specifying the rate per cord and the name of the landing, its estimated distance from Darien, .MifledgeVlL, or some public place. The proposals to be addressed ei'her to Josxru Hctcuxsos. treasurer, at Augusts; or IVatire, Suvunnah. Samuel Howard. (J^ The editors of the Milledgeville papers art requested to insert the foregoing for 3 months, aug 4' - ‘ "—166. & la our f&eeoee from tills ciiy 3 for a short lime, Joss V.-.Nisx. esq and Mr. 1-. B. Alroy, are'oUrattomies. John Speakman <§■ Co. attg 8- 168 Fratcr'c wharf. Notice. Dunns' tny absence from this place Mr. Camas Macaw will act as my attorney. S. J. Bourgaux. augS—t,—168 Notice. The aubuetiber being about to leave this 6t*te for a lew weeks, has appointed John M’Nish, esquire, hi^Ktey. ^ T|lrnbn|1 . —167 aug ej*"! * Notice. The subscribe* has removed to the store lately occupied by Mr. Alley, on the Bay. next door to the Republican printing office where he intends to have all kinds of TAILORING WO UK e*> cuted with neatness and d>spa>ch, in the iu we» style and most approved manner; and returns his thanks to his former customers, and hopes, b> his workmanship being interior to none and his attention to bis business, to merit a liberal share of the public patronage. Georjii At Ash, aug 8—168 Merchant T-.hr Fry Gdode, Crockery, 8£c. ISO crates Crockery 500 pieces cotton Bagging 3000 iron Pots and Spiders 20 bales negro Plains 20 do London duffle Blankets 10 trunks Prints 5 bales coarse Broadcloths 5’ do Kersimere . _ , 1 ease steam loom Shirting 2 do 4-4 cotton do 1 do P S bales assorted Threads :,4 do brown Sheeting 4 do Irish Duck 5 do toilnet Vestings 1 do Carpeting a 8 cases linen and cotton Checks X case cotton Hosiery 4 case* Ginghams and union Stripes 1 case' b->ok and mull mull Muslin 4- pair double Jack-Screws toil bale Towelling I, 1 do '.white Flannels 1 case Salarnancas S. C. Diitmini, |V 2, Commerce Row ffirienis and Fellow-Citizens— I offrr m> self a candidate.for frho Mar. Xet, at the ensuing election;'and pledge myaelf, if .degtrd. to have tl.e Market kept clean, and do Other duties agreeable to ordinance and law of the - a IVllJLl \M A- MOORE, aug 8 —'168 i <30) b*gs prime green tJ 5 pipes genuine Holland Gin ft®'!* "uni*-T V • 15 tons froo ■5 pipes Madeira Wine For sale by MEIGS & REED., aug 6. t —167 Hay. 60 bundle* of Hay,'from Jlew-York, by thesch’r Milo, for aak by jtdy 33 1 l 1 164 Joliit Bogue Co. Madeira Wine. quarter casks, of superior quality, for sale'by John Bogue & Co. July 30 ■ s 161 For sals'. Best double Brown Stout .Sorter, bottled and in hbd*. • Bottled Beer, in casks of 6 dozen each 4 trunks ready made Clothing June . deceived, ran eato jcuc-joscihim, tnost irasTz, Osnaburga, of a superior quality Linen Check, ntgro Shirts Ladies aud gentlemen’* Shoes Seine and sail Twine Bine and blade superfine Broadcloth Silk Bibbon, linen cambric Huidkerchielb Writing Paper, Quills, Wafers Gilt, silver and gold Watches Sweet Oil, in baskets; velvet Corks Table Cloths and Kapkins Osnabargs Thread, low prided He’s Smelt and double barrel Guns and Pistols ! * an pint and double Sint Tumbler* Soft shelled Alumnd* Window Glass 8 b> 10 Clairs, black and while square Tilea Paper Hanging, of assorted quality, with band- some collections Furniture , cotton Fringe Hidets, turtle shell Combs, Gloves Powder Flask* and shot Bags Claret, in boxes; Marbles, be For.sale by CHARGES MANUEL, aligns' 1—-c——16* rpayahlciBO^ew for sale by . James Cariyfthcis. decs 164 % ■ schoonerMile, Landing, S pipes genuine Holland GIN nr stubs 39 casks superior London Drown Stout i For*a!e b>/* WILUFOliO “ “ july OO-rr-f 164 T' Hum. The’ subscribers have always on hand, a supply of the Darien HUM,' by the puncheon or greater 1 quantity. Is quality is so near that of Jamaica, «»*> few cal distinguish between thrm. CARNOCHAN 8c M1TCHEL, or . J. H. GUSKiE, Darien. *ug4-—z.—-166 W T. Williams ffatj’ttt reeeivedjrom .Yew. fork. Child Harold, 4th canto, price 75 cU Fudge Family, 50 cit*. d’s Life of Jackson," new edition, 4 dollar*. Phillips’ Mineralogy, 1 25 Life of Luther Art of Swimming, Pestes, 1 dollar. « LSHay** r%est»d Index of the-Modem Reports. ¥ of the Courts of C'r-nrcoR j-aw in England and the TfnitedStaus;lf5 dollars Clerk’s Assistant, 1 dollar .Murray’s Power of Religion, 1 25 Sheyts Rook keeping, new elitidnVT 75 Art of Weaving and Dyingjl 50 Quarto Bibles, with engriyings after the best masters, and various olherworks. july 14-157 Saw-Mill Cranks and Gudgeons A constant supplv always on band, direct from the' manufactory, to be had of S. C. Darning, aug 8——168 .Vo 2, Commrrce Rmt. W. T. Williams Hay just i CLeived, WeatalP* Bible, 3 vols price $&5 Shakespeare, an rleganl London edit, dolls. 50 Drawing Hooks, with‘Flowers finely colored, pnee 5 dollars Carpenter’s Guide; Artillerists Companion Clutty’a Pleading; Smith’* Botany Conversation on Chemistry Michuux's American Silva, vol 1, dolls. 10 50 —thi, work stands pre eminent for elegance and correctness Say's American Ktomology—this native produc tion will rivel Wilson’s spltnditl Ornithology.— The author ia vet known to u»; he may with pro. orietv be called the American Lilians in his branch. Lite of Luther, doll. 1—should be in the bands f every member of the Protestant church. Medical Dictionary; parents* Assistant Lee's Memoirs; Hazlitt’s Lectures ou English notts Lf of Jackson l!o!>hou«e’a Albania; Hobhouse's Letters on France; Lady Morgan’s France, with plates OH Bachelor; Itob Boy; Tales of my Landlord ltuey’s Narrative; Lalla Rookh, with plates Foilage, by Leigh Hunt; Letters from the South Logic of Condillac; Paley’a Clergyman’s Com anion; Phillips’ Minrralogy Phillips’ Lectures on Astronomy—more renl philosophical inquiry is to be found in this little volume than in Ferguson, Adams, and many oth era. The author possesses a happy knack to rouse your understand )gs. open your mind’s eye and enable you to behold with awe and admiration that mighty hand that “put these wheeling globes in motion, and bowled them flaming through the dark profound.” . Best quality letter-P*p*v Cheap and neat Kaleidoscopes Parchment, suitable for law instruments and drum.beads aug 8 w—168 John C. Holcombe Having taken the wire-hon e lately occupied by Flewellin & Dickinson, oilers his services In the FACTORAGE U COMMISSION"LIATS His store houses are now undergoing a thorough repair for the reception of produce, merchandize, itc.—and strict attention will be paid to all busi ness committed to his care . AnffatUl. fGa )Juh, 1, 1818. “f 156 ''To the Public—. 1 oiler as a candMate for Clr-ktf the Market— if deCledjfcU &v -thereof. Jc aug 8 —ji—168 -avor to discharge the dutieas JOHN DILLON. , ■ #* Lost,' Out or the watch seal of a gentleman, a red Cornelian Stone, with crest, a lion coucbant, and coat of arm*, barred without support,-rs-motto "semper fidel'*.” The finder, by leaving it at the syfflee of fl>o Savannah Republican, will be hand- •omety rewarded, if required. Notice. Iu consequence of Juox Mrutx’s retiring to Beaufort, the copartnership of fintrrt & Must is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Those indebted to the above firm are requested to make payment thereof to IViKaa'S. Gillctt, who {where by authorised to receive the same: and also, to settle all claims sgainst tht said firm. ’ gry. T he Business in Beaufort will be conducted by Joas-Matas, and that in Sarlnnah by Wmui S. Llslstt, hereafter on individual account. 'William S. Gillett, John Milne. march 18 55 >. i-jr Found, A few day* since, by a «gro, a small red mo, TOCCO Pocket Bbok; whid*. jhe owner can have Boarding. 1 respectability can be accommo dated with good B.ird and Lodging. In a ver) r )- r ~.t and healthy situation on moderate terms. Apply to the printer. * , «ine months Mjter date, I shall Illation to the. honorable Inferior ratlnall, county, when sitting for •c*. for leave Jo sell ‘be real lehead.deceased. John Sands, adm'r, rdinsrv putpo’e*. ,e * v< , state of Cfraly lvh»ehead. deceased. Dissolution. Tbe ennartnerahip heretefore existing under the firm of J E. Wbit* Sc Co so far as the repre sentatives of tie estate of Joesr Jackson have been interested or concerned, was dissolved and dis continued on the 1 Stir iustsot, by Tarnation and mutual consent. Their business wilt be conduct- as heretofore by the undesigned. J. fe WHITE, STBELE WHITE. july 25—rf 162 1 ' -~y * . Lands for side. Ove thuuaand and fitly acres of LAND, in Mc Intosh crunty, Brnro neck, in two separate tracts, one of which cootaini’>g three hundred and s'Tty (S63) acres, is sitaated on the Salts, immedistely open to Sapelo Island remarkably heahhy. with a good two-stary-dwefling House, Kitchen and oth er necessary out buildings on the premises; two hundred acre* of which are good cotton hud, cleared and under rood fence. The^other tract, whidya within a mile and a half ofttaeSrst, con tain* 649 acres, twtrhundred sndSfiftv ^250)' of whiSPire of first quality high ir levelahd estihWnar.ed. hk< »t cither extremity—it may I hmlT't- C rn, cotton or sugar rendered perfectly lie-id*.—Tliere fa land emt timbered pine I Max Lxwls, a ^rremfae*. John Litle $ Hons Continue to carry on theirnanufactoiy of SAW GINS in a very extensive banner, in Clarletton, where the planters of grepi reed cotton, and their factors can be supplied with SAW GINS made of the best materials, greatly improved, and much approved of by the pjmtera and factors of Charleston, as will appear il.a certificate below. They respectfully inform th< planters of Georgia and the southern part of SotUhCarolina, that they have established a eorrespoidehce with Messrs. Ilkows & Gjtxxxs and Messrs. Gvxrard & Foe- aits, factors, in Savannah, where a constant sup ply of Saw Gins will be kept on hand, and where a sample of their Gins is now to be seen at their stores; where orders will be received and forward- ed on to the manufacturers^ with the number and size of the Gins. Orders from the above gentle men will be promptly attended to and executed with neatness and dispatch. Price of latge Gins nine inch saws, go 50 per saw; hand Gins, £80 All their Gins warranted good, or the money re* t unity. •■ijA We, the subscribers, do certify that we have for some years past been supplied with Saw Gins from the work shop of Joint Lrrix & Sows; the work and performance has given general satisfaction, and wc believe their Gins to he equal to any metle in this state, and that we have obtained (he high est price for cotton cleaned by their Gins in Charleston. ‘ Jxo. Ware* & Co. Caisoue & Tjvylou, North & Wxbb, Rilxt & O’Hux, Fxaxcis G- Db L^sssilixz, Macaroon 8c Pattibcow, Bmowx & Tears. feh 14 38 Notice, f ' The goods and effects, stock ri trade, books of account, Sec. of Josaru Hitcht*x>f Savannah, sad- !er, having been assigned to life subscribers for the purpose of making a ratabe distribution of the money wlticlt may arise trim a sale of the same among his creditors, notirt is hereby given of the said assignment, to the creditors of the said Joseph Kitchen, that they mayjpresent their de mands, and to those indebted Oat they make pay ment, to Jzbzkias CrriiR, attorney for tbe as signees. John Lohra. T Abraham Cirtile, \assignees. GdmuniJ Kmsej, J aug 4——166 Notice. The subscribers havinf entered into copart. nership in business, in fiaure their TAILORING BUSINESS will be condacted under the firm of Cabxos 8c FewctB. who return tfjeir grateful id it thanks to the gentlemen of 6*e**e-«n and its vl- yinity for the liberal patronage heretofore re- cehred, and flatter themselves, by their superior workmanship and promptitude in business, to merit a good share of public patronage. The bus/ness will be conducted in the store occupied by J. W. Cannon, on St. Julian sweet, opposite the store lately occupied by Messrs. Stebbins & Mason N. B Constantly kept on-hand,'a good assort ment of first chop Cloths; Casimsrec, Vestings. Trimmings, 8cc- for the accommodation of ther customers. J W CANNON, J. FOWLER. july II 1S6 Notice. The estate and effects of Axsbxiv Eawtx, A. Erwin, Gbocx Sc Co. andEmwrir & Co. having been assigned to tbe subscribers for the payment of certain debts in the first instance, and after wards f or the benefit of all theereditorsof the said concerns, notioe is hereby given to those interested, of the said assignment. AU persons indebted to the said Andrew Er»-it\ Erwin, Groce 8c -Co. or Erwin & Co. are notified to pay the amount of their debts to the subscriber* only, and a spee dy payment will be required, in order to enable the subscribers to make a settle ment-of the affairs of the said firm*. All thoae having claims against the said parties are requested to exhibit them to the subscribers, dulyattected GEORGE HA! JOHN M*KI BARNA M WILLIAM SIMS, march 51 76 Notice. a. ' ,i All persons having demands agaitst the . estate olAhe Tate Eohsrt James Houston, deceased, are hereby requested to present, without delay, their accounts duly attested to Messrs. R. & J. Habersham; and those indebted to make immedi ate payment to them, or to the subscriber. PATRICK HOUSTON, april 8—83 ctdminii Notice^ AD penansTisving demands against the estat e of Charle* Skipwhh, late ofJ WUkei county, de' ceased, art desired tu rendeythsm in properly* 1 tested; and those indebted to said estate; will make payment to A. SEMMES, adm'er. , The Augusta HenM w2T publish the aWre for six -weeks d march 21—1—68 All peraons I of John Main, late fired to render tb- those indebted to .to The Augusta He tice, for sfa week*. I demands against the estate ' g»»l}a, deceased, are de- properly atteated; and I estate w;U make payment ’ G. SEMMES. oAi’or. New gimmer Goods. ic tKifsriSer* i«. rrefanjC hg the-Mpw Jaoh cad Gcn-ia,;,,! artiveilfum LiverpoA, *' AN -EYTENshf* SUPPLY ■ \SF.iSONRBLE DHF GOOFS, Wfiich have been selected by,fine of the partnen and wiU4>e sold by tile piece or package on rea- -oBaldc teems. ^ may 25——123 ANDREW LOW & CO. *** During the absence of the subscriber from Savannah, William Woodbridge, esquire, wfil act as his attorney. JAMES BILBO, jnne 17—as.—142 *** During the absence of the subscriber from the state, Edward STzsais*, esq- fa duly authorised to act ad my attorney. Sarah Blacksell: jane 27 kt—^150 Lloyd Morrison Hake removed ibeir Offiee'. from the Exchange to col. Pray’s brick building, over the store of Messra. Gaudry 8t Dufauie. july 25, .163, House and Sign Painting. EranAire Pzibcs take* this method of iidorming his friends and the-publio in general, that be has entered into copartnership with Mr. IF. A. Me CantUiih,.and the business in future will be con. ducted under the firm of E. Peirce ft Co. at their establishment in Bay-lune, two doors below Whit aker street, where all orders for Painting will be thankfully received, and punctually attended to Ephraim Peirce, AV. A. McCandlish, july 28 163 NsHgs. AU person* indebted to me will please make payment to Mr. Gakdxeb Terrs, who is consti tuted my agent, during my absence from ibis city, SAMUEL EVANS. june 19 + 144 Valuable Land Negroes for sale The subscriber offers for sale, his PLANTA TION, consisting of six hundred and sixty acres of land, situate on the road leading from Louis ville to Augusta, distant about three miles from the former place. It is well improved; and there fa rather more than two hundred acres of cleared land, all fresh, and under excellent fences. With the plantation would be Sold forty-five prim- Slaves. Possession of tbe property may be lad about the middle oi January next Noble AV. Jones. june 6 133 Valuable Lands for sale. A tract of LAND situated upon the south side of the Alatamaha river, adjoining the celebrated plantation of Jehn Couper, esq. whose crops of cotton made there »re known to be of the first qnality. The tract consists of 1025 acres, of which 295 are represented as prime tide swamp, in a re-survey by McKinnon: the remainder is mixed pine land and swamp. For terms apply to Wm. Payne & Sons, in Charleston; or in Savannah PETIT DE VILLEKS aug 6 —It 166 For sale A negro WENCH, about 28 .years of age, a good cook and washer. Enquire at this office, june 25 - 149 For sale, A CARRIAGE and pair of well broken HORSES. Inquire of the printers. june 6—133 To rent, (Andpossessiongjven on the 1st of rvtmber next,) The STORES on the uuoscriber*s w harf _ at present occupied by .Messrs. Nichols ■ £il Dobson 5 Hills—and that occupied by ® ■"! *4m U..... A Inn thn kaaiol. hllilAimra ,.V, Mr. House. Also, the brick building on the Bay, near Baiuard-street, occupied by the ed itors of the Columbian Museum. For terms, in the absence of the subscriber, apply to George Jones, esquire. NOBLE W. JONES, june 6 ■■ ■■ 133 To rent, rnoH Tax riasT jutv, A pleasantly situated HOUSE, suitable for a •mall family. ’» 1 Also, neat HOUSE and a GARDEN LOT, con taining five acres. ' p.«e»tun of tbelatter may be obtained immediately. Inquire of the printers june 2d 145■ To let The west tenement of the HUOSE near the Mu seum Office, on the Bay—Immediate possession will be given. For terms apply to George Jones, may 12 - --111 ' To Rent, On a lane of several years, THE FOLLOWING PBOPEBTr: House and Lot southwest broad street, with a Livery Si able attached thereto, lately occupied by Mr. Warren. House and Lot adjoining the above, lately oc cupied by Mr. W. Black—theae two houses arid lore would make a very eligible establishment for a tavern arid livery stable. Lott Nos. 18 and 19, adjoining Mr. Norman •Leod’s, on south common, being near the For tifications Three 5-acre Lots, within one hundred yards of the above two lots. Lot No. 16, fronting on Jefferson street, ad joining Mr. John M’Kinnon’s. Lot No. 32, Greene-ward, corner lot, immedi ately opposite Mr. Fred’k BalL ~ For terms, apply to L MINIS. FOB 8JILB A 5-acre Lot' adjoining the brick.ycrd of Mr. Eppinger, about one mile and a half front this city- Apply as above. jime 18 al -T43 , ■ - Valuable Beal Estate. ■ FOR SALE. The subscriber wishing to remove from Edge- field district. South Carolina, will dispose of his Plantations, about 15 miles from Augusta, fGa.)— One tract lying on Chevcs’s creek, containing one thqdsand and thirteen acres; one other on Horn’s creek, containing fix hundred forty nine acres.— On the former ia a good dwelling house, and all necessary out buddings, gristmill, cotton machine sod distillery, with about 500 acres under culthra- 1.“,. buu ulcfl.it.J | wiu. “*™wv v.v - ’**”*•■ v».«vai» tion; on the falter tract there fa ah eligible site for a mill or eotton gin. The lands are weU a- dapted to the growth of cotton or wheat. With the Lands will also be sold, 40 or SO NEGROES, good field bands; and tb^ stock, which is considerable, together with the season’* crop, if required. yj‘ Terms, one-third down, the remainder at one and two year* credit, with approved endorsers and mortgage. Application to be made on the premises to tbe subscriber; or to L. C. Cantelow and Witliaro Marine and Fire Iisun-nce A dividend for the last six months, of four per cent has been declared and' will be paid Vn or sf- -Tfa MondayfiEtt; iir IL.-WAYNE* k ■S-.IV vSmmui mtmamSmBdSmmnm Ownersjof Houses cmd*Wkasrres TAKE NOTICE. Tbe Manager* and Assistants of i proceed to make an examination of i your buckets, ladders, Ac. throughout their re spective wards on Saturday, tbe 32d August next. Tliose that would wish to save themselves the trouble of being summoned before council will he complete. ■ - JSy order of tU hoard, J° ,m clerk. july 28 ♦—-i6j. . 0 VALUABLE Patent Medicines. Hr. llelfe's Botanical Drops. Drops are* a radical cure for Salt llUeutn, _ ^ Scrofula. St. Anthony’s Fire, Leprosy, iplcd faces, sore legs, plcert, TcncrlaTUlnts, when metcury has failed, are the best spring and children autumnal physic, and may be given to with perfect safety.* Price £1.' Aik fbr Dr. lit-lft W fe’s Botanical Drops—observe the signature . T. Cox wat,” on the outside printed wrapper. DR RELFE’S ASTHMATIC PILLS. These Pil.give instant ease inailc.ugha colds, asthmas, difficalty of breathing; w hetraeg, tight ness of the chest, consumption, pain in the aide, spitting of blood, chillncu and ihirerings, thefire, niimert of fevert, Cfc. Common colas: are re* mov ed in a few hours. The gged wiU experi ence relief equally agreeable and instantaneous, even when the lung* are affected. Price £l Ask for Dr. Belle’s Asthmatic Pills. One box; containing 12 Pills, frequently effects swcure To pnva.t ivpttinon the outside printed! wrapper fa signed,by the sole proprietor, W. T. tax WAV.— Obirrve this as you value health. “ DR. IIF.LFE’S ANTIB1U0US PILLS, For indigestion, loss of appetite, liitleu>iea% head-actie, costivencss, Flatulence, Cholic, bilious etUctions, Ac. 't o comment on the efficiey of these Pills, after a successful rxperiecee.of many''yean in England has established their reputation, a* meJi.elss— luffice ittu observe, that for redundancy of bile; flatulence, co-tiveneas, head-ache, Ac. Sic. they will und< ubiedly prove far more serviceable than those drastic purges too frequently employed, and will not only st the tame time tend to remove the offending cause fly gentle motions, and ' strengthen the digesting organa; but impr- ve tbe appetite and renovate the system, which other wise iu a little time would be liable to jaundice, fevers, Ac. ' . ' BRITISH ANTISEPTIC DENTRIFICE. > * The Tooth Ache fa Dot only prevented by this dentrifice, but it renders the teeth beautiful and white (though heretofore black) removes the cause of foeter arising from de'eayed tea'll, eradi cates tbe scurvy from the gums, and at the same time it restores to them their original efflorescent ry, imparts to the breath a moat delectable sweet* ness. Price gl. DR, JEBB’S CELEBRATED liniment. For Klieumatfam, bruises, sprains, chiidblaint, numbness, * stiffness in die joints, Ac. ' The relief iaimfuediate, and cure frequently in Xfhuura. " Ar DK. RELFE’S AROMATIC FEMALE PILLS, For Ob> trmtior.t. Debility, Uypncoutlrin &c. > These I'illscleanse, purify, and cuusi a tree cir culation of ilie blood when in a manner suspend, ed, assist the female when nature requires it, whereby health is established, and the patient be fore pale as dtath, restored to s lively and anirh*. ted complexion. The; the health of .married mint, at which time Price g3. ALBION CORN PLAISTF.R ! ! * This Plaiater affords instant relief, at tbe same time i; dissolves and draws thr corn nut, by the root, without the least pain. Price gl. ! CAMBRIAN TOOTH-ACHE PILLS. The relief is immediate without the least injury to the tooth. Price gl. ■- DUMFRIES’ OINTMENT. * ^ A certain safe cure and for cutaneous erup tions and the Itch being ever so inveterate in one hour’s application. Vo danger from taking cold! Does not contain the least particle of mercury, or other pernicious ingredient. Ask for ’‘Dumfrie* Ointl' mrnt” As you vslueyourliealth observe die sig nature “W. T. Coxwat.” Price 50 cents Dumfries’ Lotion, «. A cure for the Itch and other cutai tions, wiihou* smell, with which person themselves with the greatest secrecy, j DR.'RELFE’S VEGETABLE A remedy for sick headache, si sttunach, flatulence, bilious Affections i preparatory before sea bathing, 8cc. Pi DR. RELFE’S VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC PILLS. . ” ^tr To expatiate on the superior efftcaey of thece Pills, would be superfluous. After • successful experience of many yean in Europe, where they are frequently to be met with in theextemporane- •na prescriptions of the tmlit emiriept of the fa* catty, viz. Or. Letsora, M. D. F. R S. Dr. Austea, M. D. Dr. Relfe. M. D. Pr. Hugh Smith, M. D. Dr. Futhrasiil, M. D. Dr. Fordyee, M. D all at London. In Rhematism, Gout, Cramp, 8puai; stiffness in the joints, ftc- they will be found sin gularly efficicious, ahd may be used by females under all .circumstances to great advantage, As in, resturea to a lively ana amnia- They are likew ise conducive to,ii^ Harried ladies, unless when j reg. •- time they must nut be taken.- -"'fi' physic, 1 they operate perfectly easy and without pain. Price SO cents DR. HUNTER’S PILLS. An infallible remedy for all disorders of a pri vate nature—perfectly safe. - DP. HUNTER’SCE1M.TE, For inveterate ulcers.* ffTThe above medicine* are for 5i!eby_ special appointment at the medical store of . * • ■ EDWARD COFFEE, july 7—154 Market^quartt. ' Notice. All persona haviog’demand* against the estate of captain Thomas Rice, deceased, are requested to render them in duly atteated, within the time prescribed by law; anil those persona indebted to said estate, are required to make immediate pay* april14- Ebenezer S. Rees'} * $ . V adm’r* Thomas \V. Rice,J ~ S * *■" Notice. AU penoaa indebted to the ettale of Wffliasi Thomas Harria, deceased, late Of Mdiitosh coun- e desired to aqjkc immediate payment; and Laving claims to present them for jaynfenr, auested, prerious to the 1st of Septets y*. ' Benjamin Baker, ' ~ WHIuitn Dunham f exe ***’ JUXarini JtiM 22, ISlft-joT—jJI