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. ikrtluxMMrr-
..iiroy,Snniliil4li»j|,
II, Daniel,•yti„i% Fnrtyuiore.
inni.ymmg Plmjfee.lsoac.yoiing
yonnjf Wllflrti, little’Alary,llenny,
igH, PcggyjiRttlo Surah, linin’ A-
Juun, IKtlo Bella, old Bella,
Ifarnui.^tid Glnsenw.old Sun,
. . ®ytvin,-^Jnne. Tom, Abbv,
•nliii, PhillipfCharlnttp, Davy, old
bit, M.ittMas, Dollvi Morn, nl.l
Ily.Ctiltte; Ititiah, nMFnr-
John, young Harry,old Plur-
Diana; Ctnsnr, Scipio, Jintiv.
t ®«, Bock, Holly, Lonb, biff
ig ClarDsnnm! llarnmiply: levi-
I oy virtue of uu execution on
‘rtgflge, issued out oftho Stipe-
irt nf Chatham County, nl the inMniiro
bh Spalding VI. Willintu C. Harris and
DavW Snodgrass.
f-“ ELISHA XVVLLV, SborilTc. c.
~1 ’(Georgian)
’nn Con my,lllici’iir if Snio.
LL bo aold nt the Court Hoiim in Urynn
Conplju^nn tlio fir*l Tuesday in Jnnuary
next,between tho naunl hqursorsale.
Two adjoining tracts of Laud, containing one
hundred ncrgs f«cli,.situated in Bryan County,
Minttnded east by J. Futche’s land, north by Wm.
Htwcklnnd s wild, und south by vnennt land;
• mid property loviud on toxatislyrourexeaitions
•in favor of Rouben English against Lemt*l liar-
Lxecntlonrf returned by uOmmtahln to mo
HENRY E. SMITH, Sheriff... c.
MOV 30
V vey.-
- A«Jmlnlstra,or*s Sniei
’YXni.Uio mill vre.nhlMB mi order unfit
IlilnriorCmnlofBrviii Comity for onli-
Tlnry pilriHMn, on Hie flr»l Tthtaday in February
-licit, all tho Real and Personal Property of the
Lstotn of Dorcas Snnderlin, deceased, ns follows:
A five acre lot of Land and Iinpnivcments there-
•on. situate on Hpringbill. in the city ofSnvau-
rjian •»»Chatham eoimty, and known by the mini.
Mwr nine in the plnn‘ortbe tiiwu-hip—hounded
•north-east by the Roll Rond Depot or Augusta
illonil, Miiitli out hyUMb; I.OI, oud nurtli-wett
‘livMI'.Olnimin. Aim, nt the aamo limn .,n,l
f™", ™ ho wild orn Ne.ro man .lira nntuatl
'volcanic; atxl onc-iinh of lour hundred acre'. of
Ijind in Urynn oonntv, grnntcil in Louia Suillli,
liinintM: north-nut liv the Itlvnrtireal Octra-
chwi. Mid .oiiUwot.i hy John SI illed S r—a rewrve
orfifty ncren of Land in thn CampJack T|nct,
now iminl hy Wm. Bird in Kfliltclinui coiinly.
A ltnliomhl ntlhn diirrmnl Cnnrt ilmiaeatn
''.Ill'll Uib |trii|iorly imiluited. ’ To ho aold foi n
division among the heirs.
; AND’W. BIRD, Adm’r
nov 28 with the will annexed.
Tiber, or
nccounts
A LI. perrons Indebted to
whoso notes, duo bi!i*r__.
ImVo stoqd opoy for no unraasohnipe parted, nre
intynnoiHlint unresssetiled%tlio1« of January
itoxt.tltcMtccoudits will bn, iiidweriiilinntMy.put
ill knit. , H. IMIILHUICJC iVCO-
nov 7 1 " * tv-
Nolirci
T HREE mouth* after ditto, application will bo
made for tho ronownlof tJertillrnto No. il02/
lor twenty-fivn shares in tho Capital Stock oftho
Brink of Sit. Marys, dated Ktlh February, 1840,
in lieu of Ilia original, which has been lout nr mla<
laid. • . • > * H. HOPKINS.
St. Marys, 37th Aug. 1840.
soptl 81 IMiii >
Noficc. -
F OUR months after date, application will bn
nntdo to tho llunurablo tlm Inferior Court
nfCuuiden<Cnifiity, Go., when sitting for nrdinn*
t v purposes, for leave to sell tho Real Estate in
Geurgia of tlm lain Col. William McKay, of Du
val County, East Florida, consisting of a certain
tract of Land situate upon tho rtorlh side of thn
St. Mnrvs River in the County of Camden and
State of Georgia, rniitniuing 4500 acres, more or
less, for the benefit of tlm heirs and creditors.
MAI’.Y ANN McKA.Y, Adm’ix.
Duval County, (E< F.) Nov. 1,1640.
nov 0 308
Notice.
F OUR mouths after dnte, application will bo
made to the Honorable Interior Court of
Effingham County, when sitting for ordinary
E sc*. for leave to sell nil the Real Estate of
t Burton,late ofsnidcouiitv, deceased,
nov 3 ELI A A BURTON, Kx’ix.
Not fee
F JUU months nftor date, application will be
Inn ‘ ‘ 11 " “
made to the llonondde Court of Ordinary
of Glynn County, when sitting for ordinary pur-
poses, for leave ’to sella part oftho Real and
Personal Estate of tho late B. F-Cater, for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors of said Estate.
MARGARET R. CATER, Ex’ix-
HUGH FRASER GRANT, Kx’or.
July 1M840.
sept 29 335
I Gttardlau'8 Notice.
“ PJtwiianco of an .order, of the Inferior Court
ofCh-' 1 ""
Chatham Comity, while sitting for ordina
ry purposes, will he sold on the lirst Tuesday in
January next,
^it >, A°. lr . , . lct T ir ^'“1 in Walker County, lot No.
.W7,2d district. 4lli section, and two tract* in Ir-
wni Cminly, No/300,12th district, and No. 32.
'ethdistrict; also, one tract in Lee County. No.
372.28th district, 1st section. Allot the Court
llonse of the respective Counties in which said
•lands are situated.
To hei sold for the benefit oftlic heirs and dred-
‘‘tors of John B. (iilbert.
ADELA GILBERT, Guardian.
W -AdmlnUtrnlor’s Sale.
ILL be sold on the first Taesday in Jam),
.twy, 184!, before tlie Court House door
in wnn2hanrCor,my. between the usual hours
HU sale, one tract of Land containing 675 acres,
‘tielonging to die estate of the late Matthew Ei--
igle, deceased. Sold for the benefit of die heirs
•.u.I creditor.. JOHN Al, EIGLE, Adm'r.
"•? Jamiu Palis, Attorney.
t»ov 10 271*
W iV.
» “.W before .the Court House i.
ine ciiy of Bmn.wiok, .Glynn Connly,
«n me first Inesdev in Jnnunry unt, between
.be nwul hniinnf wile, fromao In 30 very prime
Negron., belooem. la Uie Kimte oftlm'I,to B.
J. Coter, nud sold lor the benelit oftbe-beire end
creoilnre of raid n,Inin. Turin, el wile. .
fifROT. K. OATEB. Ex’ir.
HDGH FRASEIl GRANT, Ex'nr.
IIO»3 265 (Geer)
•' , S!??. b J. e w* ,, ' 0 S c . r *> r f®* - Sn'e.
A GREEABLE to an order Oftlm Honorable
the Inferior Coort orTnttnall County, wheu
^ittiog for ordinary purposes, will be sold on die
»rst 1 uesdny in Jnnuary next, before the Court
House door in lleidville, in said county, between
the nine hours oF sale, all the Real Estate and
Peraonul•Property belonging to the Estate ofJas.
Perry, deceased, situntc in said Comity, viz:
Four drineaud five hundred acres of Land. on
•wntcli is situated tho Inte residence and the valua-
' ,I * *® 1 of'hdlls long known ns Perry’s Mills,
which will bo new and in complete order for kn-
mediate operation. As this property is so well
known, I deem a particular deueription of it 1111-
necessam suffice it to say, dint it is not surpassed
by any «ither situation as u mil) privilege, on die
Alatainnha’River. Being only I} milei from the
river, the sawed Imnher can he floated from the
mills in small rafts to the.river lielow, and round
logs can with coiiveiiipuce be floated down the
creek, (tabb's Creek) to the mills, for two miles
/ ‘•wye. The situation Is remarkable for. health,
having an excellent well ofwater, and also a good
aprmg convenient, There is also at die nluce a-
conimodioiishnuo, lately erecte/1 ns. a seminary
oflearumg. I invite individuals — ■ J - • 3
Notice.
F OUR months after date, I shall apply to the
Honorable the Inferior Court of Cnniden
County, for leave to sell all tho Heal Estate ol
James Lloyd, deceased.
.jnly38 K. D. TRACY. Adm’or.
Hicobnin Tooth Wimli.
Iknmmadal hy the Family. ,
rpms riiiiijiiniml will bn found wirvii&ilila In
X .InreillllB mid pYovoiuing decoy In tenth |
keeping the teeth mid gum® in n liMllhfAnd dean
cqpdithm; swfcctcning tlio breath; fbilioviiig tar-
tnr; and nhaving pain gatiNd hy earimnilcoth.
Lew diM’ovarit's in modkrn rhemlWry promi««
, _ _ —rheiidWryproniUo
important resillti tlinn Hint ofKroo4nte, hy
Df. Reicheuhncli, an eminent chemist of BUns.
ko, in Monrovia. It is a highly rectified liquid
product, obtained from wood, and isnnnlogotu to
charcoal in its antiseptic properties, hut liir mure
powerful ns a corrective and preventive of de
cay. Charcoal, notwithstanding its woll known
cleansing properties, is nbjccti.Vnnble ns a dnnti-
frice, on account of Its insolubility, and the risk
ol minute partgles miinining between the teeth
and producing injury.*. Krcosole, on thn contra-
ry« cannot be liable in this objection, and posses-
scs. to a much greater extant, tho antiseptic ami
pit raving properties of the former. The trials
which have b.-mjmudu with It; in this country
and l-.urope linvo proved its efficacy.
Inrope linvo proved its efficacy.
It is strongly recommended by tlio Faculty ns
tlio best preventive ngninst caries in teeth. To
sweeten tho breath, rendered offensive hy decay
ed teeth, tlio use of tobacco, or other causes, ntid
to arrest decay itself, iisUinds prn-aiiiinunt.
IJlu t cowpmmit Krtotmt Tooth Hash, emu-
bines thn \irtuos of Kroosnte, of the streugtli
adapted for this purpose, with oilier substances
known to ho highly ndviiiitngonus in whitening
mid preserving the tooth.
It is confidently recommended to the pnhlicns
;niiinbio compound, which may he used doily
with great advantage to the teeth and gums, nt tlio
smno time leaving nn ngrncnble sensation in the
mouth. There is no acid in this wash, nor any
ingredients entering into its composition, but
such ns are highly beneficial to the teeth.
It lias been examined and used hy sevomlof
the first Physicinnsof this city, who have no licsi
jation m recommending it as un excellent wash
tor the teeih and gum*, preventing thn Intteefroni
hocm. ing spnngy.nnd, hy its detergent arid nil*
tisepiicqiinlities. preserving both inn chum and
healthy condition. For sale by
» l .°v 3 T. M. & J. M. TURNER.
Executors Notice.. •
A LL persons indebted to’ tlielate RkterMaS'
sic, of Glynn County, will please make
payment without delay; and nil those having .do*
mauds against said estate, will render them in ao
cording to law to either of the undersigned.
FRANCIS M. SCARLETT, t Until'd
STEPHEN M. TIMMONS, < Ex om.
sept 4 314t4m
Notice.
F OUR mouths after date, application will he
made to the Honorable Inferior Court of
Chatham County, when sitting for ordinary pur
poses, for leave to sell nil those tract* of Land,
with the improvement* thereon; consisting of
dwelling liniiss, store houses, negro houses, stn-
hies. &c., belonging to the estate of Isaac Nor
ton. deceased, situated in Glynn County and call-
eil Bethel, for the benefit of the heirs of said e
*nt«. S. A. HOOKER, Adm’or.
novII '
Notice.
T il E Copartnership heretofore existing in the
city of Snvanuah under the firm nr Clag-
horn it Wood, was dissolved on the 24lh llcto-
lier hy the death of the former. The future lui-
sinessnfthecnuceru will he conducted bv Philu-
ra P. Clnghorn, Joseph S. Clighorn.and Orlan
do A. Wood, under the name, style and firm of
Claghoi ns & Wood.
PHI LUKA P. CLAGIIORN,
JOSEPH S. CLAGIIORN,
ORLANDO A. WOOD.
All persons indebted to tho Inte firm of Clng-
horn <t Wood, will uiako pavuient to
nov20 O. A. WOOD. Survivor.
Notice.
rTiIIE subscriber* having connected their iu-
,1. terest, will hereafter continue to transact a
general COMMISSION BUSINESS iu this
city, under the firnl nrSHAPTER it WOOD
BRIDGE. THOMAS M. SHAPTER,
M’YLLY WOODBRIDGE.
•nept2(r- \- “233
T Notice.
HE business heretofore transacted in the
City orSavannah, Gn. under tlm name nml
firm of Hazard, Denshm, & Co. will hereafter
bo continued hy the qndersigued. whnjmve
dianged thennuie of their firm to that of Jlazunl
Densluir !( Il'cbiter.
AUGUSTUS G. HAZARD
ALLEN A. DENSLOW, ' .
JAMES R. WEBSTER.
New York. OctSth, 1640.
net 16
F Hose Ointment,
OR letter. Ringworms. Pimples on the
r ace, and otliet* cutniieous eruptions. Tet
ter*, Ringworms, and herpetic eruptions geucr-
ally.are among the inAst tedious nml disagreeable
alloctions to Which the human frame h liable.
Situated ns it were, on the verge of vitality it is
almost impossible to reach them hy inward remo
dies. llO'iico the incflicncy of undergoing a course
of medicine, or subjecting ourselves to tho un
comfortable system ofatrict diet: such nipimxby
reducing the system merely palliate the symptoms
while they nre in practice, to recur ns violently,
nr more so. when n generous diel'is returned to.
And the generality of external npplientioiishnve
no nlher.elFoct thou tho disease in one placet soon
to show itselfin the same nrnnntlier pnrli When
all those means have fiiiled, and in nmnv severe
cases, a persorvance Ibr’n short time in the use of
the Rose Ointment has proved effectual. There
i* no trouble in using (applying it evorv night.)
A fresh supply just received, and forsnle hy
n,, S 24 G.U. HENDRICKSON.
RtMvatttPS Tonic mixture.
on, Vkoetaulk -FKnRmoK.
A tpccific und lasting Cure fur the l'crrrand Ague.
T HIS worthy remedy earnestly repels the slur
ofheiuc a quack medicine, it having been
the result of many years’ study, experience, and
. ... . -- composed nfsiidi.
inedicina! principles ns were considered most fit
to restore the hnrninny of action between tho
Stomach. Liver, and the oilier important func
tions of the system, the loss of which harmony is
evidently tho immediate cnliso nfthn disease, it
speedily promote* a regular and huulthv appetite
w inch ix generally entirely destroyed or rendered
very precarious; hy which effect, vigour and
strength i* soon afforded to the whole system. It
must he apparent to all, that a medicine possess
ing then? peculiar virtues, is useful in n great va
riety of complaints. By renewing the liHnlthync-
tion of the digestive organs, it has proved itself
of remarkable benefit in Dyspepsia, Depraved
Appetite, Ilenrt-hurn, Water Brasil. Flatulency,
Jaundice, Night Sweats, Dyxleutrry, Bowel
Complaints, and ninny other affections of similar
origin. But it is in the treatment of Fevers nod
especially in FEVER AND AGUE, or Inter-
inittcut Fever, that it* powers linvo been princi
pally tested, and with those who have seen its use-
fulness, it is pronounced sov ereign to nil remedies
heretofore di«roveredfortliose<lfiwas8s. It bus
also been mied-ns a preventive, by many who
were subject to u -periodical recurrence‘oftho
Chills niicf-Fever,Tmddrbmi irtWnV* warded ofT
the apprehended attack. Forsnle'hv
nov T. 31. it J. M. Tl/RNER.2
. ,, : —■* nud. companies
wishing to purchase, to call and view the premi*.
«• for theuiselvej. ,
Also, nt the same time and place, will he sol*
ms tract of Swamp Land, ndjnining Riley’d
land, cohntimue oue thousand ncre.«; also one
tract adjoiniug Mattiiew Jones’ land, on Mili-
pm * Creek; and nl*o, one tract on W.
*- „ t . . - - rz; -:.—?. —-t on Water Mel*
jem Creek. Plul, of ell ea|d irecl. will In eiliib-
tted on the day of sale.
Mo. ill tile mine lime nml jiUce will be wild,
Uw filllowm. nmued Neginw.viz: Jim Miller,
411 years eld; Jim (Brook.) 50 venre old i Dllili
«rarpcmer,33 yonrili Elian, 30 yoore old l Her
ry,17rair..ld| Letm.ir, ye„r,oldi F.llick.7
Ullln -? <l y i!,r, " l . l| l.""d lieruvocliililrin
(.nicketindinmlSni: N.urey, 17 yean old mid
L l H. C psL # ii" r ii? 1 1,4 fear.
W mb Ph ^ff’ M ^' r "," 1 ' 1 ’ '"'“'Omaltli. All of
which willlmioldaa the )irn|»rtv ofJem« Per.
tr, late of mid County, ilecemreil, for tire benelit
af Uie legatees of the sa id eslale. -
Terms One-third cealt, biilutirc in one and
tvMyeiitu, ttotca bnarm/r intoreal, with onnrnved
"*«rity. .HAMILTON W. SHARPE,
”I |1 * 1 328 • Admr,
CibiuDs, to.
IMimiMfe ” ,,vor ; I'l’ty und Horn Pocket
tombs, also, a large aMortmeut of Ladies
nml Geinlemeii/ Shell. Ivor*end Horn Urer.in.
frnl'emL 1 “oLTt.'t' Pre ." C !’’ K "? IW > »'"l
American Tooth Brushes,
tfcr sale hy
Just received and
A. PARSONS
J CASE Fren
Jujube Paste.
reitch Jujube Paste, recommended
Georgia—Glynn County.
To all whom it nny cnuc**r.n:
W HEREAS, Benjamin WiLon applies to
nm for Letters ol Administration on tlio
esuite and effect* of Geo. W. Warren, late of
Glvnn County, deceased,
'I'iinua nm llir.rnfi.ro lit
...iff v.tHIIITi UCbCOfCU.
rhese nre Uierefnre to cite and admonish all,
and singular the kindred r.nd creditors of said de
ceased, to file their objection* (ifany they have)
m terms of the law; otherwise Letlers of Admin-
is(ration will lie granted the applicant.
Witness, the lion. Francis M. Scarlett, one of
the Justices ofthe Inferior Court ofsaid County,
tin* 36th day ofNov. IftlO.
‘ J. MOORE. Clerk.
Georgia—Eflintrlmm County.
To ull whom it may concern:
W HEREAS Timmna R. Hines hu«npplicd
to the Hon. Court of Ordinary of Effing
ham County, for Utters of Adiiimistration
the esuite am] effect* of Martha Ilitieu, late of
said county deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admonish nil
and singular, the kindred and creditor* oftlic
said deceased, to file their objections (ifany they
liuve) to the granting of the. administration to llie
applicant iu Uie Clerk’s office oftlic said Court,
on or before llin36tli day of December next; oth
erwise letters of administration will lie granted.
Witness, the Hon. C. Powers, one of the Jus
tices of Uie said Court. Uie 26th dav of Nov A
D.1640. JOHN CHA/JLTON, ’ ■ *
_jidy 26 (;| Pr j(; Ci 0> K# c
Chatlmin Supciior Court.
MAY TERM, 1640.
‘ Moxhav, 22<1 Juno, 1840.
JohnW. Clifmu, l
_ , n,,( l > Ditorcc.
.Sarah Ami “
T Ttippc.iring by Uie return of ;he Sheriff, that
tin* d**f.Mid.*Mt i- not to .be found within Uu:
__ Ibr Uie euro of coughs, colds, &o.
•ceiveil nud for sale liv
Just te-
(i. R.- HENDRICK,SON
_nov ^3
Ocartria-Efliiij,'linia Comity.
1“ all wlmm itmuy concern:
AT^HEttEAS Frederick Gtiunn atuJ. Cletus
_• * Gnnnu, hits applied to tlm Honorable Uie
of Effingham County for Let-
ihon on the esfiite and effect* of
ir, deceased,
lerefore to cite and nduiouish nil
rthui kiudred und creditors of the said
».1° «hi their objections (if nny they
.! t adininiHtration to the
ml in tile Clerk s nffieo of Uie said Court,
iloro Uift W day of January itoxt, other-
liter* of A4tninistrnUon wifi hegrni.ted.
ws, tbejfnn. C. Powers, one of the Jus-*
Uie *utd Court, Uio 3d dnv of December,
WO. . JNO. WIAKLTON,
* - ‘Clerk o. c. o. e. c.*
Geortfl»—liberty County,
5? *h ,ul mu y concern:
“j*. Elizu A. Williuias tins np-
oil. Uie Court of Ordinary
|y. ffir Letters of AdniiiiMtrctioii
‘ ’ •Vllljnnw,
County of ChaUiaui, and that she i* without the
limits of Uie Suite, mi motion of tho Complain
ant’* Attorney, it I* ordered that the said Sarah
Ann Clifton do appear on or before next term of
Uiisi Court, nud file her answer nr defensive nlle-
gallon in writing, or in case of her default., the
said Complainant shall proceed to trial. And it
is further ordered, that a copy of this rulobe pub-
lished in one ofthe Gazettes of this State and of
Uie City of Savnnnuh, once n month until the
lyixt term of tin* Court.
A true extract from the minutes. .
EDWARD G. WILSON,
Deputy Clerk Sup. Court C. 0.
Utedmj
, 25
Cfmtlium Shjkiio,. Courl.
r ra ^ -' ,AV Tr-HM, mil).
James D. Stevens and Jos. 4 „ ..
C. Wilkin*, Admrs. off,. Petition to ostah-
, P. H. Wilkins, ts. John ) ''“hcopy oflost Pro-
Adams. J '"'wory .Note,
f Ti’ON reading tho foregoing petition to es-
KJ tahhsli a copy of a ceruiin promissory- note,
stated-to have been given hy the defendant John
Adams, to the lato Paul II. Wilkins, deceased,
hearing date at Savannah, the 24th Fehruury,
1838, far nigh-y one dollar*, and filly cents, pay'
aide to P. H. Wilkin* or heurer, ten day* after
dale, and also, fiio accompanying Affidavit*. It u
ordered, that tho said John Atfainsiffi sliew cause
at die.next term ofUii* Court, Ifany ho have,
why tho copy contained in the said petition
slmqjd not ho established in lieu of the drigiuiil
Jtote. And uiso ordered, tllqt a'eupy of this Rule
lie personally served on the said John Adam* if
t« be lojind iu Urn State, mid if he'ciipnot be
found, tiieu the said Rule shall he published in
soiiio public Gazette-in tlio State (bribe space of
Uueu tnonthe.
Jtitio22d, 1840.
i. A trim extract froih tho ir.iniites,
& G. WILSON. Dep. Clerk,
v Superior Court C. C
sept 26
'S’nylor’s
ALSAail ofLiverwort, forrotistiniption and
liver compliiint. couehs, colds, rwthma. diffi-
ctftty oflireoimg, pains in the side or breast, spit-
ting or blood, catarrhs, palpitation of the heart,
oppression and soreness ofthe chest, hooping
congh. pleurisy, hectic fever, night sweats, diffi.
cult or proftise expectoration, nndall other affec
tions of the chest, lungs nml liver.
This article is prepared according to a recipe
prneilreil from a very old ami 5n1i.re11tpl1y.icia,l,
lie late Dr. Holyoke, who preserved his own life
by us eflicncy. although oHi consumptive cou-ti-
■’•"'"hili; :,;e of one l,il,,Jr«l „m|
live year.: until the nge ofelghty-ieven, he tva,
engaged 111 very nateipive practice, reoiiiriiie
much eaerlltill and fipomire. Hundred. „ro
now living III good health, Unit Coneiimptii.it
aeemed to have marked Ihrnn early grave who
mvc their preaervalinu to tho use of Ihia involue-
hlc medicine.
Tire virtue, of the herb “Liverwortli,” ore lit
“i“ vegetahlii preparation eo powerfully and el-
lecl.mllyc.mrcntriiled.i,. to render it a nnul ml.
nrrmr and liarmlcaa medicine liir all dirordera of
the Liver mid Long., etui it i. now eonaidered hy
nil permm. fnmilter with iu ofl’ect, atiperinr iit
tnetil In any ntiier medical prepiirMinn fur tlie.e
prevalent CnntnlainU. It hn. proved ap tMleniah.
mglv bencdcnil for Collljitnpliun, Congh.,
Cold., bpittlllg of Blood, &c. that many of
our phyaianii. daily employed it in dteir prac.
lice, and e.toe," it amtperinr nml viiIiiuUh me-
dicitie. All per.nti.Knl.cted with Conalimptionor
miy odrer Ih.i-Ii.enfthe Limp., recommend-
nd to 1 lake 1,1m,e,hate 1,nfhi. Ualrem, a. it hue
not only proved i-irectmdm removing aneharmp-
tom.a. threaten Coii.nmpiiona, hut haa perform,
ml eflectiialcureanf oven thi. fogtiiidnhlo diaettTo,
whore all hnpe.nfrecnvery were relini, hy
Ihmmnat'earned nnd-egpcrienced medical mein
Ihumeihcmeliichmua cjpnctnlioti, reduce,
fe.er, realnree .tmtgth, and may Becnnaidoreila
veryatipcrior preparalion liir Hrecim-and prevon-
ten or all di.cam:, Ofthe Cheat end Lmigmotill
ebon'lhe,e«t„re. to,e v eonnc r them„li,«ai.have
el remetne.. In the practice of
di .oldand very reepeqchle phy. ! cinn, tin, Bel.
f ! “W-tverwoil ha. i:'i|i|ir,--l an onriolilo repo,
hilion fur tUvirtiire., a. .nperior In thatorUlo n-
lilUiiloill niiatritm.oflhddayje, wag tlm diaraclor
o "! “/ “‘"" ''"''f "'"I original pronrie-
toe O-Ihni of flrntck mid empiric.
J-e rcultot longiilreervation nml cloneatmiy
re,peeling di.ea.ea of tho Cheat, thi. medieittn’
warranted pure vegelnhlc, haa the nddidonal '
hv iTn' r|!° n of "«d for .even vear,
iv lire pnlilin, anil al»n l.y phv.ician, of eminent
talcm witlinitte .ingle iit,hincoor failure in cf.
acting 111 immediate beneficial result. For sain at
I' M. &J. M. THRNEH’S.
v jTlio li'up t’lMunit'ii tkivlni-,
Eitc'lliively «sc l in Etitnps, Mvcrbelbra intro-
' Uncoil into America.
I T rtircsitnUjirovsnts nil Ohftpping or RoiibIi
no j* of Urn 11111111* and Lips, from lliu pinrciuff
oflcct* of cold wtinUtor, woll mhhlttg n little An
tlm hands nud Ups ovory night going to lied, is a
ccrtnln pro venUr« and cure. .
It uiso cures Frosted Foot, nml Corfli. Tftio*
lievo tlio pnin or Corns -wash tho foot in wnrm
water, pare thn Com dost*, npply n littlo pomade
on a piece of linen lint.
It cure* Swellings nml Bruises occasioned by
fulls nr otherwise, and will prevent tho tunny bad
consequence* ofsncli nccidouts.
Ifn little be woll ruhhedin oil n Bruise,or Pinch
it will prevent blackness.
It will cur® Burns, nnd Scalds, if npplind dij
rcrtly, nllovKUng pain, nnd provtinting blisters.
It is useful for n Stiff Neck, nnd Swelling of
the Glands, and will greatly relieve Rheumatic,
and Gouty. Pains, in nuy part..
^ It iinniedintdy removes Pimples, and other
Eruptions; i* exceedingly usefttl tor Sore Breasts,
particularly in lying-in. Its officnov hi this very
trying cusn, when allodier application* have fail
ed. lias been woll proved, nnd cun be attested by
many.
ft is usoftil for Cancers before they aro broken,
and an nnfuiling remedy for tho Piles.
It gives a delicacy of fragrance nml that natural
liealtliftil appearance to the skin no other prepurj
ntion ofthe kind Ims over been known to prnduco.
So invalunhlo is this compound, lor every Incon
venience to which the skin is liable, that tliosu
who havu once proved its benefit will uover wil
lingly he without it.
For sulo hy WM. II. TURNER,
sppl 5 Opposite the Mnniiou House.
Eiicn’s Universal Strcnfftliciilntr
. Plaster,
UNRIVALLlSl) AND UNEQUALLED I!
C ELEBRATED for curing Pains, nr weak
ness iu the Breast, Sif
ness in thq Breast, Side. Bank or IJuihs: al
so for Gout, RhejimntUm, Liver Complaint nnd
Dvspepsin.—Iu Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, diffi
culty of breathing, oppression of thn stomnch,
&c. they will give immediate and soothing relief;
nnd for tieutnees, pleasantness, safely, ease ami
certainty, nro decidedly superior to other reme
dies. Persons whose business or avocations re
quire that they sliouldsitur stand much, nr those
of sedeu try ha hi ts geiicrnllv, who may he troubled
with pains in thn side or breast, are advised to
try one rf these henAtiful and unrivalled plasters.
Tliey nre ditfcraiit from nil other*, nnd freo from
objection* which are generally made against pias
ters- Perhaps them is no modicnl observation
better established than that "Coxsi-mptioic origi
nated in neglected Coi.ns.” In a climate so vnri-
nhlo a* ours, it reouires more care and nttention
to guurdngniiists thn attacks of this too often fatal
disease, plan most persons are able ami willing to
bestow. It cannot therefore hut bu n. gratifica
tion to those of consumptive habits, nr those nf-
flictcd with diftressing pains in the sido or breast,
or any aillictinu nf tho lungs, tli-it a reasonaldo
prospect of relief can hn hud hy using thiM“(/i<i-
ctr.sul Strengthening Plaster
In tlio course of morn than twenty years pro
fessional practice, of tlm many who nave used
them not one soliuiry complaint has been heard;
on the contrary , so numerous nre the cures they
have effected, so nhundatit nre the most positive
nnd conclusive proof* of their nfficacy, so nrdent,
sincere ami grateful is the language ol .thoso who
have used them, that they nre offered to the pub
lic ns dccidediv superior to.nny thing of the kind
ever offered, and unrivalled by ant/in the whole
labour, iu tlm medical practice and observation of ttor ^ ! •
FEVER AND AGUE. It is composed ofsucli! The Ladies nro respectfully informed that thoy
arts prepared with reference also to a number of
delicate complaints, peculiar to tlm sex, that they
nre spread in a scientific manner, on the most
beautiful soft and pliable lamb skin, will not soil
or stain the whitest linen, nnd may be worn by
the most delicate persons, in all situations, with
ease and comfort, and without removal for one
month, with pleasure.
For sale by. T. M; & J. M. TURNER.
nov 3
Di*. Taylor’s Balsam of Liver
wort,
"C’lOR consumption nnd livercomplnint,coughs,
J. colds, asthma, difficulty of breathing, pains
in the side or breast, spitting of blood, catarrhs,
palpitation of Urn heart, oppression and soreness
of the chest, whooping cough, pleurisy, hectic
Ifcver, night sweat?, difficult or profuse "expecto
ration, nnd ull other-uffectiomi oftho chest, lungs
and liver.
To persons of disordered nervous system, or
tho-'e who are tumble to rest well at night,* this
tncdi'Cino is most emphatically recommended.
The inextiinnhlA-'valueoftfiiscefebrated medicine
H tr-.M , l? by,s Cnirtilnitivc.
r 1 1 r,!Com,nK “dfld a* u most safe, cf-
leeiuul, mid often immediate remedy for
~ r V ,' l! r r v nnt j drygripes, convulsions,
and all Uiohm filial disorder* in tho bowel* of in-
hints, which carry off such n number of tlm hu
man smecie* under the ago oftwoy
ply of this valuable medicine ium i
lor sale hy
sept JO
• ., 7.-. /nor*. A sup-
valuable medicine just received, und
ANSON PARSONS.
A /Surgical Instrument*, Ac.
* FATING. Trepanning, Oh«tetricnl,
Dental nud Cupping Iiwtrumcnts; Evdli’s
Lancet*, Gum Lancets, silver spring Button
Luicets, Gorman spring Lancet*, German nnd
fmu1 American Sc.«rificutor*,PenrJ and Steel Lull-
cat Gases, Htomuc:i Pnrons, Stethoscopes, Ivory, 1
Gum Elastic nnd Silver Pessuries; W’omb Syrin-
ges, Ureast (Basse* wilh.pntnp^ Self-Injefcting
Appnnitus, ana a eomplule assortmeni/ifSyrin
ge* ol every description. Just received por brig
Now Hunoverand forsnloh” *
sept 3
T. M. .V, 1 jf, TIJItNI'lt. ’
A JWsnr Oasren.
W.A; fni'V tirticln. Inr holditts liraBn.
-f„r ' Jll “ reoolv “l t»+ bfif AliKttatn. and
•nni'lojj • ;-*N8°K‘PAlfe0»S.
10 do Cunnister' do-
. 10 ifo ground Pepper in itnper*
For sale by T.-.M. &j/’M . TU
vept.J7
TURNER.
ingaccoimt* ofhis success;nnd it is truly gratily-
ing to *ny this is eniplinticallyflie medicine of the
people! It is used hy the Medical Faculty; sup
ported by the Clergy, advoented hy the whole
Ncw-York Pres*, nud is in the house of most of
onr citizens.
It may betaken without the lenst fenr ofdnn
ger by children, nnd persons debilitated hy dis
ease. 1 n fine, the cures the Bulsnm ofLiverwort
Ims already effected, and is hourly performing;
the consequent popularity it has obtained among
those persons, who by experience are hcstquulj
Tied to judge of it* efficacy; the exulted opinion
entertained of ty* virtues hy physicians; the con
sequent recommendation it receives from the
.Medical Fiicult;'-—speak cogently nnd unequivo
cally of the ineritannd success of tiiis medicine.
Invented hyan old nnd very learned phvsician.
distinguished alike for his talent, research, and
experience; the confidence reposed hyhitn in it*
irresistible merit* and it* beneficial effects upon
hint while severely and lamentably diseased with
thn most distressing symptoms ofC
1-: l:—„ t f )( •
RATES Ok VREiailT Of
:ntra1 tun, a<
D.
rnbu savawhah to
Bhl* Beef. Pork, Fl*l
rATio.Ms
fidqiior
Limn
Oil, Molunsesaui
" Flour'»
" Fruit, Potatoes,"Onlous. Beets, (tc.
" Bread. Crnckcfs, und other light trarroli
Com and Pens in bags per bushel
Chairs, per dozen ... .
Carrlhges/folir Wheeled * '
Cotton iicr hale, round, not exceeding 350lbs.
Including iusiirntico
" “ " square *
(Excnss'for each Station of 10 mites 6 cts.
per J00 lbs.)
Demijous nml Jugs frot exceeding I gallon
“ ” " 2 gals & not exc’ng 6 gal,
Gigs, Sulkey* nnd Jersey Wagons
Ducks nnd Fowls in Aoops per head, (85 per
if not doopetl)
Aontmore
Hoine*, Mules and Cattle per hend
Ilhds. and Pipes Liquor not exe’ding ICO gal.
" . " " Molnsses nnd Oil onlinary size
Half hhla. Ilcnf, Pork, Fish nud Liquor
" ’* Flour
“ Fniit, Potatoes, Onions, Beets, &c,
Jersey Wagon* without cover*
Kegs Liquor, iVc. not exceeding 6 gnl.
" “ " " “ 10 gnl.
Lumber por 1000 foot superficial, $1 CO for
each stage nf 10 miles.
Measurement good* per cubic foot
Oats, Rye, Brnti, Corn Meal and Rice Flour
ill hags, per bushel
Ploughs, each
Halt in sack* per bushel
Sheep, laimhs, Goats, Kids, Dcr.r, Ilogs and
Dogs, pet bend
Sugar. Coffee, Rico, Hardware nnd such othor
articles ns go hy weight per 100 lbs.
Turkeys nnd Geesn in coops per hend (25 per
cent more if not cooped)
Hoy per bale
Post nud Stage Conches nnd Rond Wngotts
Wheelbarrows
2, 3.
| 4 & ft
6, 7.8,
0 &. 10*11
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1 50
1 76
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3 06
10 IK
10 0<
10 00
10 01
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1 15
1 45
1 00
1 00
1 10
1 35
1 50
25
25
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95
50
50
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75
6 00
6 00
0 00
800
3
3
4
4
10 00
10 00
10 no
10 00
2 on
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4 50
• 5 00
4 00
5 00
0 00
7 50
25
50
7ft
86
25
38
03
75
25
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35
26
25
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63
76
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12
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75
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75
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J1 At It
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25
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10 0ft
1 75
1 00
15
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nr part of the system .fovgry great, through tlm
•connexion oftho nerves., When the*digestive
orgnns are darnnged or diseased, the blood is
poisoned hy the absorption of aorid, putrid tn d
undigested matter from the stomach and lutes.
1 00
76
12
3 0o
20 Jo
10,
,.«cl,^'H k S"ach! i50oru,c " l,ri ‘ l S 21 f«>25cent.each. Allamal
tPnr sack not over four hnshols.
FBBIGHT:' nt the nhovo Rate, anti ttntler tho follmvin* Sliptilnlinna. via,
NoClahtt ftfdamafe.oilardeleacemedbyhiUCo'i.pairftgilerethe pnebngoa are ekatnlnej and
of Trtnt,porta,mn, hefere the ,. P m e „?e ZSl tliJ
Depot,
wnre,
ro° chnh'ne Bneell'e r« 1110 lcill, "8" erUqntir.Oilnr Mulawca,breakage orGIn.aAr CrcoWy-
re, chnling of Bagging, Carriages or Chnirs. Not ncccountable lor hrenknge of Ilollow-wnrn-
iiitornnl mjury not clearly perceptihloon tho outside of tho package, will lie allowed for unless
.Wished to have occurred on board the Cnrr : notnrrn.m.nl.lA e “
ncconntalile for Live Stock. and 110 halnlilv for eood* cvidentlv .iiimw.,1 i„‘ •
net ticcniltt table for Lira Sineb : n,„l „„ litrlHiiyibr^ood;' e vS^^S-ltl'bad'S 0 , fc,
cooperngo „r Lime Barrel, or package. Sffiiy bind fvlmtover. ? PP ' for
tn^tg^S'L , : ,l0I,nilTED -' ' r, "‘ Low " Ul 5e enforced again., nil perattna attempting
J. McFarland, Agent.
Dr. Liimmiik’ Aromatic Vckc-
tabic Ritters,
For Janttthce Weak Stomach, ,<e.
rTUIESE Bitters nre composed of vegetables
X ofthe most innocent, yet specific virtues,
and have been highly extolled by tliousnnds who
hnve -experienced their efficacy in the above nam
ed complaints. They are in fact tlio host sto-
nmchic and corrective the vegetable kingdom fur
nixhes. They nro highly useful ns n preventive
against fever, nnd nro very serviceable at nil sea
sons ofthe year, more particularly in the spring
and summer month*, when persons of bilious
habits experience that total loss of appetite, disa
greenhlo listlessuessnud relaxation oftho system.
I hey strengthen the stomach, procure a good ap
petite, promote digestion, purify the Wood, nnd
restore the Invalid to his originnl strength nnd
vigor. Most oftho Bitters with which tho mar
ket is now supplied nro nothiiigmore than chenp
groggy preparations, sold nt a hirh nrice. nml
bought mainly for their intoxicating properties.
llieso Bitters nre superior to any that ure, or
ever have been offered to the public. Being
pungently uromntic, they nre particularly recom
mended to senfaring persons ns nn antidote a*
gainst the Scurvy. Persons laboring under the
mfiriiiittesof old age, will find these Ritters to
prove a wholesome.-agreeable and invigorating
stomachic cordial, increasing the nppetile and ns-
■lallt.n fllaAallnH iu ■ a | I * .
.luta boen highly,«M, „*) (Jutud ^UratUmg.
The Preprint, tria July rece.vtng tho moat flatter.] thnae lev* apiritetl and trembling aconitine,,. Z
sure effect ofn wantof tone in the system. They
f .° Ikose whonre troubled
. . „ . , Consumption,
it being now subject to the advice nnd control ol
three physicians, together with the maiiv testimo
•iinis nnd corroborating certificates which have
been voluntarily given us hy persons who hnve
received its potent and salutary effect, must go
far, very far,.to recommend this ns n Vegetable
Medicine ofunequalleil nud undeniable virtue for
Consumption and nil the disc useswhich prey up
on the chest, lungs and liver.
FT Itewarr of Counterfeit*!—frmuln upon this
medicine nro issued in every direction. Remem
ber to ask for “Dr. Taylor’s Balsam of Liver
wort,” and do not take any tiling else. There is
no other inedicine eonnected with this, or in any
way possessing tlio same virtues. See that tho
signature of Geo. Taylor, .51. D., is on every bot
tle, in my bund writing. To counterfeit this wil
be forgery. For snle at
T. M.’& J. M. TURNER’S,
June 1 , Monument Square.
Houck h Panacea.
T HIS valuable medicine may he taken with
perfect safety by ull ages and in all diseases.
It* cotes nro for Uie following diseases; Dyspep
sia, loss of appetite, indigestion, inflammation of
inch, h
the stomach,' heurUmrn.”diarrhujn, dysentery or
flux, piles, fistuln, obstructed or excessive men-
striiatjon, periods of cessaijon of menses, flour-al
bas or wliiies.oigiiR and fever, bilious or remit-
ten;fever^typlHiiciluct,scsxlut fewor, smallpox;
Lrysmilus or cit» r A|Hhony’sfire, nsUnnn, pleurisy,
.tpca.-Jes, yellow fever, co-tivem*.-, wind on the
stomach or hotvqjs, cholera morbus consumption,
spitting blood, influenzn, colds, roughs, inflam
mation of timeliest, palsy, gout, rheumatism, in
flammatory sore throat or quinsy, whooping
cough, thrush nr sore mouth, putrid soro tiirout,
croup, inflammation ofthe heatt, dropsy, rickets,
diseases of thn liver, jaundice, difficulty of ma
king urine, glcef, hysterics, nervous and scrofu-
Ions affection* oftho nienihiiitic* and ligaments,
mercurial and vctierinl diseases, nicer*, sores, af
fections of the skin, uud disease* arising from im
pure blood, ifcc.
A supply ofthe above valuable medicine just
received per brig Oglethorpe, hud for stile by tliu
single bottle or box. hy
ANSON
nug 14
PARSONS,
No. 8 Gibbons’ Runge.
Gelatine Capstife/M)f Puic - Co^-
„ . I’niva Balm,
r pilh Cnpitviii Bulm is, of all the medicines
J. employed in combating the chronical und
flonfe goiiorrhaa! affections, also tho blermnrhrca
called whites; die only oim, Uio specific action of
which lias nuver hcon doubted, nnd to which
physician* have in coiwequonco given the prefer
ence; hut its nauseous taste nnd smell urn tho
causes of its being rejected hy many pntiont*.
Ihis i* the reuson why so uinnv experiment*
hnve hp«n made fir hrtldf tndirfenversome mode
oP« isgiiisiug its thirte; so fhut it might he taken
with less repugnance; but hitherto this has been
hut imperfectly dffeefud, nnd always by nddition
of some active sbhstrfncn ivlncli modifits iu pro:
lic.110*. and tliurdcstrdys its chemical dflnititu.
tion and iu physical character. I therefore offer
n mode ofjidininistering if in such n state Uint it
cannot ccpnsioii tlje, slightest reptignanco, nnd
this without submitting it to .n/iy Alteration? My
metliod consisU jji.euqlosiug. it in the Gelatine
Consul/!*.
' A supply ofthe above valtinhle medicine just
received, und for sale hy i , . . ,
AN.SON PARSON.S,<
a j!X Jh •, No«8Gihlionb' Range.
with Dlnrhrcn, or Weakness ofthe Bowels, Arc.
nrevalentiii Uie summer nnd atitimmnl months,
lliey will he found in nil coses of |he following
description to give relief, viz: Jaundice, Weak
Stomach, CoRtiveliess,. Excessive Wi-nriucss,
Loss of'Appetile, Dullness mid Oppression, a
propensity to Sleep, Bitter Tnsto in tho Mouth.
Lnnthmg of Food, Sickuessat the Stomnch.Gen-
oral Debility, nnd nil other symptoms of Indiges
tion nnd Flntiilence. Prico DOcents.
For sale hy WM. II. TURNER.
*pptll Opposite the Mansion House.
• Human Hair.
f I '** , ofthe hair among n* nre those
JL \vhich occasion buldnes* and gradual falling
offofthe hair, and thinness of it—Uie causes of
wmcli arise from muny disorders, especially fe
vers; perspiration, which extends the mires, re-
taxes tho rooU, causes the hair to fall off. nnd of-
ten occasions total hnldness. Baldness hns ever
been esteemed a grea t defect. It generally arises
.ns??.: , e^rciso, from whence nrisc per-
amrations, wliicl, too frequently occasion a loss
ortho hair—it rclnxes the roots—the acidity pre
vents the fluid acting on the hair, which occasions
it to wnste. For instance, after a violent
ration the hair becomes dry, it feel's extremely
harsh, nnd no elasticity iu it whatever; therefore,
to prevent it* taking nn effect on thn hair, firs!
rub Urn hnirdry with n clelh. then nnnlv tlm Cas-
sndn Oil to the rooU of tho hair, so* that the skin
of thn head may he moistened, and remain so af
ter cncli time of perspiration.
SoM whnlemle and retail by tlm proprietor
Tltoa. Quirk, Nn. 490 Briiadway, N. Vorkt and
by appointment, by
"■'g!9 ANSON PARSONS, Agent.
, To Contractors.
• Lugmeer’s Oflice, Central Rail Road, ?
P __ • Sataunuh. August 28, 1840. (
ROPOS ALS will he received by the subscri
ber until the 2()lh of October nett (iirim'iM-
Uou uiDl's Tonic mixture, or
Vcpclnblc Fcbriftagc,
Aapcciflo and laatittg cure for I'nvcr and Atritc.
rpilis worthy remedy narnaatly repel.tlm alur
A nrbtiitigaqitack tttadlcina, It having been
tlm result of many yeeraatildy. naperionce end
nilmr, in tlm tncdicnl practiy, end observation of
Fever and Ague. It is composed of such modi-
cmnl principles ns were considered most fit to re
store the harmony ofnctionhntwoen the stomach,
liver, mid the other important functions of the
system,the loss of which harmony is evidently Uie
immediate cause of the disease. It spncdily’pro-
motes n regular and healthy appetite which is
generally entirely destroyed or rendered very
precarious; l.y which effect, vigor nnd strengUi is
soon afforded to the whole system. It must be
apparent fo all. that a medicine poa*e**ing theso
peculiar virtues, is useful in a great variety nf
coinniuinta. By renewing the healthy action of
‘he dige-nve organs, it has proved itself of re-
mnrknble benefit in dyspepsin, depraved appetite,
heart-hum, water brush, flatulency, jaundice,
night swents, dysentery, bowel complaints, and
nll<otlinr affections of similar origin, but it is in
thn treatment orFever*. nnd especially in Fever
and .Ague, or Remittent Fever, that it* powers
have beep principally tested, ntid with those who
have sqeu its usefulness, it is pronounced sover
eign to all remedies heretofore discovered fo
those djsenses;—fHnnnrtJfti"t)effW*rlri!d*irir'a pro
ventive, by many who were subject to n poriodi-
cal recurrence nf the chills nnd fever, nnd it has
alwnys warded off tho upprehended attack. It
was deemed not improper to accompany the
vegetable febrifuge with n few of tho ninny nne-
qmvocnl certificates politely furnished to the pro
prietor, corroborative ofthe foregoing statements.
I-or further accounts of it* grant usefulness, see
pnmphlel* accompanying eucli bottle.
. ^ fresh supply oftho above valuable mediciuo
just received, nnd for sale hy
nug 31
G. It. HENDRICKSON, Agent.
Compound Sarsaparilla, or
Iflcad Syrup,
TC ul * ,ur '‘ by being called No.
* °uver Top. Also, us n further security,
tliv sianntiirp will lm rm,...l.......
uiy signature will he found in my own baud wri-
•“iff, “l*o on the outside wrapper.
From the Editor of the Herald.
Browns Sat tuparilla Compound.’-'This delight-
Till and pleasant beverago for 'the summer, is fust
coming into use, nnd will soon he an indispensa
ble article in every family. It makes a delightful
mead, nnd i* nn excellent purifier nf the blond.
By a very small'expenditure of money, the pur
chaser ha* a bottle oftho Sarsaparilla Compound,
nnd u box containing tho Snline Powder; the on
ly necessary nccompaniment is n pitcher of ice
wnter. and you linvo a perfect fountain, where,
reader, you may refrigerate to your linurl’s con
tent. A little of tlio Saline mixed with the pre-
pared Snrsnpnriiln will give you ns grateful n
glass of^Snrsnpnriiln Mend as can be found in thn
city. We speak from experience; don’t take our
word, hut go and get tho article of William
Brown, the inventor, 481 Wariiingtou-street.
For salo hy T. M. & J. M. TURNER,
nng 20 Monument Squure,
Dr. Euon’s Universal Strcngtli-
cnina Plaster.
_ ™ntoUaland Unequalled!!
ll.tt bill D..1 e pvor the Oconoo River, for the \ gout, rheumatism,* liver ffoinplcdtit'aitaTjj” ? °* ° r
9 n “'' lr “* Bond, and also for erecting about
4000 feel m length of truss work in the river
swamp.
The sitei ofthe Bridgn is about 18 milns below
Mi,ledge villa; it is to bo of InRico \vork. with two
snnns of 12o feet each, nud supported hy two
njmtnientsjmd one pier of masonry,'at nn eleva
tion ol about 22 feet above low Water mark. Tlio
unt j! in, l bcr fc^uired, Vvjll he «-
onnr" 0 . 0 , r C .!’ ch ! !8 Mft,,e Conner, and about 112,-
000 met of tlm latter.
Tlm truss work will he supported by piles, nt
a menu elevation or about 18 feet above tlio
swamp, and will require 500,000 feet IJM of tim
ber. exclusive nf piles.
Plans and-specifications oftho work may ho
seen, mid all necessary explanation* will ho giv
en, on application to the uiidoritigneil nt this of
fice. f Application may also he made utthe Com-
pmiy s oflice nt Macon, from the. 10th to the 15th
Ochibcr mb ° r ’“ ,,d l> ° ,n l,?0 101,1 10,1,0 15 «»
Mr. F. P. Ilqlcomh. n**isiant engineer, now
engaged in locating tlm line west of tho Oconee,
ifunpl ed to, will poiiunut tho'sito oftho work,
and will give any .information touching it* local-
Bids will he received for oitlior the mnsoiirv.
10 **■«P«r«tr‘int»iro ofthe bridge, or the truss
work glono, or for thn whole together.
L. O. REYNOLDS, Chief Eugincoc.
^ 2 f {l n,8 » &C.
| fclff Hams of prune qiinhty
.MofmltJ 150 bill* Bultitnoro VVjiiskey •.
V° Moimngiihela do. frl Imgs Goshen JInttcr
(.ntnlntfl rr„„ ac|„. F A Tttgfyr.wfl rnrreln Uy
j’ toRjtHL & co.
_ „ „ Sniplimc Quinine.
1 lift 0'lncc»Jre,icl,.,,l 1 ,ln,toQ„i„i, l „
■mf 1° d " '‘oMf'fl'tlln.JOfl,. I'iuorino.,
JHm J viola.. Ji,o(recuivijtl
per ship John Cunmimg, and for salo hy
• oct 10 G. U. HENDKICKfii
SON.
■
C^P 1 ,? 8 #', ''''BtlaMo Lnlinn,
A-t itmvlninl a Kitlvilnre, on Knalorn Btilonltol
ilimvin ofatirprlrfiij eflicncy fyihodatimM
akin nnft ontl fair, tin wn|| nn IrifatnffiMW ilt.||l!iitr.
KJoIrky” " l " “'"P 1 ™ 1 * 5 - /'tot recn1ve.tr
»U|il!J9 • '/niOH. IlYKllHO-C"
In coughs, cold*, asthmas, difficulty ofhrenthing,
oppression oftho stomach, &e. they will give iiti-
mediate and soothing relief; and, for neatness,
plemnntness, safety, cose and certainty, urc deci
dedly superior to other remedies. Persons whoso
business or avocation* require that they should
sit or stniid much, or- those of sedmttary habits
generally, who may bo troubled with pniiishi.tlio
side or breast, are advised to try oiie of those
houutiful and unrivalled plasters. They nro dif-
feroutfrom others, and freo froin objection* which
are generally made against planters. Perhaps
thorn i« no medical observation better established
than tlint “ f!n„.i.m..iin.. s »—.!-•
Coiisumptioii originates in neglected
Colds.” In e climate sovnrinble as ours, it re
quires more care nnd attention to gunrd ngninst
tlio attacks or this too often fatal disease, than
niqst persons are nble ntid willing to bestow. It
cannot therefore hut ho n gratification to tho sub
scriber to ho enabled to offer to all of consump
tive hnhits; or those afflicted with distressing pains
m tho sido or breast, or any ullection oftlm breast
engineer, now und lungs,* n reasonable prospect-of relief by
iisinu his *• Universal SlreiiiriiiRiiiim Pin*»...■»»
using his *• Universal Btrengtiieiiiug Plnsler.'
A supply of these vultinblo Plnsters kept con
stantly on hand, by ANSON PAR80NS,
^ No. 8 Gibbons’ Ratigo.
Petcrd’ Vegetable Pills
A RE daily effecting some of tlio most aston
ishing and wonderful cures that have ever
been known—in consequence of which they have
now become it shining innrk, ngninst which all Uie
nrrmvs nf disappointed hope, envy mid uncharit-'
nhlnnes* are levelled without distinction.
Peters’ Vegetable Pill*rare miti-hilinus, anti-
dyspeptic, and miti.niorcitrial, nud inny justly he
considered a Universal Medicine—hut they nro
peculiarly beneficial in the following complaints:
Yellow nnd Bilious Fevnm.Fevor ntid Ague.Dys-
S ’ , Croiin,LivorComplaint, SickIleudaclio,
co. Astiinm, Dropsy, Ulieumntism.Enlnrga-
mmtt of the Splueu, Piles,i Female Ohsiruotinui,
Hearthitrn, Furred Tongue, Nausea, Distension
oftho Stomach andDowols, Incipient Diarriuna,
Flatulence. Hahitunl Cesjivniiess,.L“»sof Apw-
tile, Cholia, Blotched or Sallow Complexion,
mid In oil cities of Torpor ofthe Bowels, whore,
n Cathartic or an Aperient i* needed. * They are
exceedingly mild in their operationsi producing
tififtimr iuiji iei|, griping nor.dehilit^
. .“'“''julyW l“s—iy
KTSold whohwale
’‘alen'ndretoilAtn'irUio priiicipal
pr«ii' rfffireH i{L^iymu)uli. jiily 29 l w 8— ly
• ’iSv' r
fnutiiro In n
intellect, and i
jood, witliHiit ox
m the public, mint n
philanthropy thnn ono in
avowal, it Is proper to mentisii.ilini
Medicines liuva been compounded i
practical experiment und acute nb*.
that those recipes iro adopted whlc
found most efficacious in tne tr
enstw for which they ore recnm
so proper.to observe, that In his young.
Uie subscriber himself aiiflarodllie ntoat „ B B llJin
Itlo ill Itcaltlt nrbltig entirely ftont (net tlarenre'.'
n.Httt nfltt. tligealivn nrgatta, Induced by tool™;
inline epplieellnh In .Indy nt coll,,**. »„5 „ cqu |,.
mu a know edre nf h * iirnfeai on m. ...J .
IlieetL
inn a Itnowlldh'of III. pfolbailon, HI. owt, ., 5
Ibrbig. early iSducnd him to lnve.tl,el.U,ec.u«i
of them, and to endeavor to fllicoverthe best mL
ntddtee. ilia ekncriencc, In <nnneVtbn°wSltta
nbaorvntlona Ito haa mnilo In a arant numlia.Tr
lhai ilia di.aa.Bd;nriloniMcd unto on|„ ln h , b ,
oanae nf much of nor ■tlirerittg, for thnaa arocr
liil'nrirnna. ■nnnlviiia ilia B .V*
Inl'orjalia, -upplyin. the ay.letn with nourI.i l
monl. na wall aa pnrliyin* it, and nreeervin. it.
healthycnndilintn BMltPe.,
ing between the digeetlvn organ.’nnd'evereott
nr nnrt nrihn avatHM la v'Srv n>..> .1 *. ..
tines; nnd this mat|er is lint so completely throwh
offnt the different enmiictorins in disease us ift
health. As the blond is‘circulated Uirniiih tho
system with wonderful rapidity for iu nourish
ment, it immediately begin* to suffer whenever
Uie blood becomes comaminntud. Hence, if wb
desire or expect health, we must keep the foitn-
tainstof life pure. S. J. 8POO.NER,M. D.
The above medicine for sale hy
»«>v 20 T. M. & J. Al. TURNER.
Dr. Jclib’s Rheumatic Unimenh
fTiIlIS highly approved and long celebrated
X application for Rlieiinintic Disorder*.is care-
fully prepnred ncctfrdiug to the originnl recipe of
Sir Richard Jebh. Baronet, Physician tn her Into
Majesty nnd Roynl Family. It is doubtless true;
that the excrucinting pnin. the decrepitude, do:
fortuity and premature v old age, which are Uie
usual attendants am) consequences ofthi* drench
ed disorder, nro suffered hy tunny persdm from
Utter dosnair of a cure, or frequent disappoint
ment in the efficdcy\>f the numerous pretended
antidote* used to etfoet this purpose. But those
who have made trial of Dr. Jehb’s Rlieumnlic
Liniment, even in ehstiunte coses of long stand
ing, nnd of the most severe character, have re
ceived essentiu) relief, nnd ninny hnve been cur
ed in a few dnys, some in twenty-four hours, as
n number of persons iu Boston and vicinity, who
were formerly nlflictnd with Um Rhouniatiiin,
have very fill y nnd satisfactorily testified. Cer
tificates nre in tho possession of the Proprietor,
which prove Uie most thorough and surprising
cures by means of this most powerful Liniment,
in case* where other approved applications had
totally foiled. The Liniment i* also used widi
signal success, and muy be confidently recom
mended for chilblains, bruises, sprains, numb
ness, stiffness of tho joints, &e. Price, 50 cents.
A supply of the above article for sale hy
. , WM. II. TURNER,
jnly 14 Oppnsito the Mansion House.
T
QuofUibet.
IIE nnnnls of Qiiodlibet hy Solomon Sc-
ciuidihoiights.
CharlesO'Mnlley, the Irish Dragoon,hy Harry
Lorrequer, with illustrations—Nti. 1.
Letters nml Speeches on various subjects hy
Lord Broiighnin.
Howard Pinckney, a novel by Uie auUmrlof
Clinton Bradshaw.
. .P" « ,n 8 R » k.Blbre nnd behind the curtain, hy
Alfred Bunn. 1
The Juvenile Forget Me Net. for 1841.
Jnck Ashore, hy Uie niilhor of Rnlliu the Reefer.
Master Humphries Clock, No. 9.
Pocket Maps of Georgia, Atnbuinn, North nud
South Carolina, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas,
nnd Floridnr Tlm Traveller’s Guide llirongh ilia
United States. Tho Traveller’.? Guide Map.
A description of the Canals nnd Bail Ro*J*o 1
the Unilod States, comprehending iintices of air
the works of Internal Iinprovemeiit throughout
tho United States, by II. S.Tanner.
Kent’s Cotimjenbujcs abridged.
‘ Digest of decisions of the Courts nf Common
Law and Admiralty in tlm United States, hy The*
ron Metcalf and Jniinthan C. Perkins.
Digested Clinncery cases, contained in thn Re-
J orta oftlm Court ot Appeal* of Marylnud, hy
antes Raymond.
Bouvier’s Law Dictionary.
A new collection ofljnv*, Chnrtera nnd local
ordinances of the Government* of Great Britain, .
France and Spain, relnling tn cession* nf lands in
their respective Colonies, together with the luw*
of Mexico and Texas on the same subject, to
which i* prefixed Judge Johnson’s translation of
Azo nnd Maimer* institutes of the Civil Lnwr of
Spain—by Joseph M. White, Counsellor nt Law,
and lute delegate in the Congress of thn United
Sates, and honorary member of the Georgm
IItistorical Society. Just received by
oct 12 W. TIIORNE WILLIAMS.
y c " st Powders.
HESE Powders nre no admirable substitute
for Yeast ill making all kinds of batter cakes
and linvo the advantage over that article in ma
king the butter perfectly light nnd randy fnrhaj
king the instant they nro mixed. Buckwheat nml
other cakes when mndn with these powders, are
less likely to disagree with the stomach ilinn lho*d
mjule with yeast, and as it require* but a few
minutes tn prepare for linking, the possibility ol
having them sour is entirely uvoidca.
The good effect of mixing cake and biscuit
with these powders, fins been approved by many
ofthe most eminent physician* and surgeons id
lit in country s they artwilso highly rcconnmnond-
ed hy many of the first families iu this city ami
other places.
A supply ofthe nhovo valuable article, just re
ccived per brig Clinton, and for snio hy
ANSON PARSONS
sept 21 No 8, Gibbons’ Buildings.
JgE it further ordained, That the owners of all
lots on Whitaker, Bull and Drayton-street*
mot; “
nsfnrsomiu.s Soinli'Broad-sireot.nndnti Brough
ton-street.bctwcen Drayton nud Whilaker-slreets;
and on Buy-street between said Drayton uud.
Whiinker-streeta, slinll ho hound, whenever re
qnired hy the City Council by resolution* td
place n good and sufficient pavement or.sidewalk
of brick or fiagstnno, and ofthe dimensions spe'
afied in the ninth section of thi* Ordinance, and
tlio said pnveuient shall be oftlm level nijd height
marked an thn accompanying map ofthe several
elfiflltirilTiroflliinlifleretit lUr.etaimil squares;and .
the'snid pavement sliull he graded or stuked down .
hy the City Surveyor, and in the tnaimnr and
upon the term* prescribed in the foregoing sec-'
tion of thi* Ordinance, and notice nf such resolu
tion shall published in the city Gazettes for at
lenst two mouths, and a copy thereof lie served
hy the City Mnrshnt on every owner or lesse'oa*
aforesaid, his dr her agent or attorney, within
twenty dnys after tho fame shall have been puss-
ad ; and If arty person shall refuso or neglect |o>
nlnce a pnvementor sidewalk extending tlm whom
length nfhi* or her lot within twelve mouths af
ter such a resolution him been published nr scry-
ed, it shall be the duty of the City Surveyor mm
City Marshal, aided witii such masoi)*, brickluy*
era or workmen or muy lie necessary, to pioccod
to havu the sume placed before the lot.of each de
limiter, und in tho manner prescribed hy thi* or
dinance, nnd hn sliull report tho sntiio to Council
with the expense thereof, and Council shall forth
with direct tho City Treasurer to issue his exccu*
tion against the owner or lessee of said lot for thu
amount ofsucli expanse, which shall lie collected
asull other taxes and assessumnis ure enforce;! by
the luw ami Ordinances that are or tuny he iu
force; und nny person who shall*molest or trou
ble said Surveyor. Marshal or workmen employ
ed by them In’tlie discharge of tlio ir said duty ‘|f
hi, placing said pavement, may he punished «* »»
prescribed iu this fifth section of'this .Ortlinutteo-
Extract from tlio Ordinance.
M. MYERS, c, c. ^
* Sea Vnsolution published in the Ropnhllonn
> 140i Oct. inst.‘ , , octjMK
Saviinnnli Poor Houso A Hoi-
Y iittitl—December 1,1640.“ •
ISITING COMMITTEE Ibr December—
.Win. DuiiPun and A. B. Fniinin. • ° * ‘
Physicians—Dr*. Arnold iiinl Bulloch*'
All applications for admission to ho iimde'ln
1lm Vimtiilg Committee, except in cases nl urgen
cy, when liny tnvmher of the Board may admit.’
dec I