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1 V. • / IPglOfl BMJfli Sheriff’s Sales. On the Jim 1'uri'laf in April next, trUli.Lbe mid at the Court-House, in <h \U City of Savannah, between the hourt ten » d four o’clock, All that Northern hnir pirt of (hit Lot o. £ ,rcel of Land, lying, belnr and situated in ie ciy of Savannah end county of Chatham, known in the plan of uid city u Trull Lot (loiter T) in Reynold! Witd fronting on Key noMnSqu ire,together with all and lingular the ed Area .nd ouildinga thereon, levied on un der a #• fa. »n foreclosure aa he property of Oliver Sturget, in fhvor of J hi Cumming. All that I. it of Lind in the eitv of Savannah, containing 60 leet in front and 9,1 feet in depth known in the plan of laid city by the No three (3) fir'* Tything Reynoldi Watd levi cd in under a A fa on a forecloaure aa th. property of lohn Hunter, in favor of Rober Mitchell, angnee* All that tract of Land on the Iiland of Skid •way, Chatham county, called Springfield i*i to contain 750 seres, bounded northwardly b land! of the Fetate of John Milledge,eastward- ly by land! of Jamea B lho, southwardly b) land! formerly Sutel ffa weatwardly by rive and mar-hen with improvement! thereon, le vied on ai the pmperty of Chit. Stephen!, tr aatiafy an eaecution in favor of Uichard Rich- ardaon, for use, Ac. Ac. All that tr.ct nr narcel of Land containin': 567 acrea more or lew with 100 acre! of Maril. Land, called Okeland, aituaie, lying and be ing in Little Ogechee Diitrict, in the county of Ciathsm, bounded on the north by lam a of Fleming Akin, on the eaat by land! of D Parker, on the louth by land! of the late tt. Walburger, and on the west by a northeas’ branch of Little Ogechee River together with all and lingular the eci ficei, improvement, an.t appurtenances. levied on under a 6. fa- on forecloiure H he propertv of George L Cope, in favor of John M’Nish, Peier Mitch* ell and Robert Mitchell. All that t- ci or parcel of t and situate, ly Ing and being in the county* of Cha'tiam, known by the name of Muir Hall, containin'- 1097 acrea more or less bonnded on the lout by lands of Jamea Forreit, on the ealt by Co J. Marshall*! landa, on the north by George Jonea’a land, and on the welt by Little Og *f ehee River i Alio, Two Loti of Lind in :h city of Savannah, known by the Nos ( 9 twenty iiine. and (30) thirty, in Columbit* tVi.'d with the appurtenance! thereunt i ap pci tainirg, levied on under a fi fa. on fo-e- clu ure aa the property of Fleming Akin, dee m favor of Wm. Diion A Co. aaiigneei oi M M'Leod. . , Fif.j-four Share! of Slock nf the Rinkcf th' State of Georgia, subscribed for by B M’K.nne, in the namei -f liia children Felix M K nne and John M’K nne, Jr. on which S 00 hai been paid in on each ihare levied on aathe property of B. M’Kinne, to latisty «n execution from Richmond ’.nunty, in favor of the Bank of the State of G.-orgia* A negro woman named Mary otherwise cal led Conitan e, and her two children named Lucy and Margaret, lev -d ia hi property of Wm Wayne, toaaliaiy an execution from Bcriven county, in favor of Alex. Hunter. <8 Head • f Cattle, more or less, 2 hones, 1 riantation Flail, 1 fouroured boat,2Fnot Gnu, l Lot Plantation Tool*, 2 P'nugh*, and the buil- d'* gs on a Traci of Land belonging to James f .au II, coniilting of a Birr, 1 Tbreahiii' Machine, 1 Dwelling Houae, Kitchen, and out bu'id.ngs, a* dfour negro bourn*, levi- d on as the property of *he Sd. of Tboa. Melrose, dece aid, to aatiafy an execution in favor ot W l. Inglia U r o. ... Two Negroes named Sancho and Andrew* levied on aa he property of Thoa. Metro* . dee. to mtiify a wa-r nt for rent in favor of Jamea Poitell Lot No. 2, two, and improvements, Lrerty Ward, in the city nf Savannah, levied on aa the property of Thoa Lucent, dec. to aatiafy an execution from a Juaiicea’a Court, in favor of Justice’* Court, and returned to me by a Constable. HalfLot and Buildinga, No. 4, F.winaburg Oglethorpe Ward, in tne city of 8ava mah, the uoexpired lease of said i Lot for three yean from January last, levi.* j on a* the pro TOO® (’.’ty sheriff’s Sales. On the first Tuesday in April next, TOlLu be a> d before tin C ur-Houie, JJ between the uaual houra, the following operty to wit t One negro man, named Andrew, levied on ai the property of Mary Gilbert, to aatialy an execution f om the Court of Common Pleat and Oyer and Terminer for the city of Sa vannah, in favor of Miller A Fort. A n gro Woman named Ruth, levied on as the property of Ben* Sheftsll, In aatiafy^ an execution in favor of John I Dews againat Benjamin and Mordecai Sheftall, iaaued from •aid Court. A aorre' colt horae, levied on aa the prop erty of Wm. Briwtjohn, to aatiafy an execu imi from anid Court in favor of Alexander elfair. A Billiard Table, with Maeea Q lei, t/c. evied on aa Ibe properly of the Eat cf F.u ; ene M’Conaloughe, to aatiafy an execution in avor of Francia Doyle, for houae rent. All the building* on lot No. 34 Warren vard, bounded amth by Broughton-atreet, ortli by ala.te, east by lot No. 33, weat b* t.ot *'o 35, levied on aa the property of C if. Hayden, to sat sfy on execution f»r rent, rusteei Chi hai Academy, vs. C.HHayden Two buildings on the western liird part of 1,-it No 2, Jekyl Tylhmg Da’by Ward, and in, building on the re*r of the cent r e thin! >art of aaid Li t, levied n aa hs property of .'.H. Hayden, to satisfy two executions foi rent, Trustee* Congr iga'ional Church or leeting House, va C. H Hayden. All the buildinga o*i Lot No 30, Warren Ward, bounded north by Congress street, south by a lane, eaat by Let No. 31, wes*. bj Lot No. 29 levied on aa thr property of Mrs. Ann M* Pinder, to aatisry an execution foi ■ent in favor of the l'ruateea of the Chstliem Academy A. I. D’LYON. C. S. march 7 87 SherilPs Sale. O N the first Sa urday nfler the firat Tues day in May next, between the hourx of ‘i n and four o’clock, will be soil at the mar ket-house in the town of St* Marys, he fol- wiug negroes, vix: Judy and her son John, imon, and Charles, levied on ts the proper ty of Jsmes Williamson, deceased, to satisfy in execution on the foreclosure of • mort eage, n favor of Edw**rd F. Tittnt I, i.dminis- iratci -f Jcbn Hamlton- M. H. flEBBARD, 5- C* C, 8t. Marys, February 25,1825. March 2 82 Admin’st-ator’s '-'ale W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in | April next, at the Court-House in J. Shinn's Panacea. T HE subscriber uavingdiscovered the com position of SWAIAVS CELEBRATED PAAACEA, has now t supply on hand for sale t he has reduced thepricc from £3 50, to £2 50, or by the doxen £ 24. All charitable inititutiom in the U. Stitea and the poor Will be aupplicd gratii. If the eitiiena of the principnl citiea and towns, will appoint nn agent to order am distribute this medicine to the poor, it will be aupplied. Thu medicine fi celebrated for the cure of the following diaeaiei i—’’ acrofula or kingA eri(, ulcerated or putrid lore throat, long •landing rheumatic affections, cutaneoua dis eases, white swelling and disease of the bonsi, sod ill cues generally of the ulcerous chine ter, nnd chronic diseases, generally a* iiingir debilitated constitutions, but more especial) fro r. syphilis or affections arising therefrom i ulcers in the laryog, nodes, Uc. indthat dresdful disesse occasio ned by a long sn-i excessive use of mercury, £fc- It is tlss use ful in the disease of the liver-” Certificates. I have within the last two years had an op portunity of seeing several esses of very inye lerate ulcers, which having previouily renst* ed the regular model of treatment, wert nested by the use of Mr. Swrim’s Panacea, and I do believe, from what I have seen, that it will prove an important remedy io aero, liilous, venereal and mercurial diseases. N. CHAPMAN, M. D. Professor of the Institutes nnd practict of Physic, io the University of Penn aylvanin I have employed the Panacea of Mr, 8waim in numeroua instances, within the last thre- years, and have always found it extremely efficacious, especially in sec-ondarv sypbil.r and mercurial diaeaaes. I have no heaitatioi in pronouncing it a medici-e of inestimable value. W. GIBSON, M. D. Professor of Surgery in the Uni’ly ol Penn. Philadelphii, February 17, 1823. JOHN SHINN, Chemist. Philadelphia. Nov. '-7. 18V3. IN otice IS HEREBY GIVEN, T HAT three muntha after date, applies tion will be made to the Bank of the State of Georgia, to issue a new certificate of stock, for one lost, issued on the 17th March,1819, in favor of John M’Kinne, Jun. or twenty-five chares, nnd numbered 213. B. M’KINNE, Guardian of John M’Kinne, Jun. Augusta, Dec. 16, 1824. dec 18 21fpS N otice. 4 LL persons hiving demands against the estate of Constant F'eeman. Esq L'e ot the city of Savannah, by permission ol the I » be c Ry 0 g Washington, deceased, are re Honorable the Justices of the Inferior Court 1 of Chatham county, One undivided fourth of a tract of land, containing about five hundred acres, on Cumberland Island, Camden County,known as Plum Orchard, and an undivided fourth of a certuin tract of land situated on Baid Island, containing about five hundred acres, originally granted to Gen. Lachlan M’ln- tosn, and bounded on the south by the Baid Plum Orchard Tract. Also, a tract called Lottery Hill, situate on thj Ogeechee Road, three miles from Savannah, containing about six hundred acres, belonging to the real estate of N. S. q tired to hand them in, legally attested within the time prescribed bv law : and thos indebted to said e-Tite, are rcqui-ed Io mtk immediate paymr nt, to JAME3 HUNTER, Adm’r. Ian 14 4 l NO IOE. N INE MONTHS af.erthe date hereof, ap* plication will be made to the Honor,bl- th*. Inferior Court of Chatham countv, whei lilting for ordinary purpose,, for leave to sell slot, with the improvements, situate in Mr city of S.vannah. in the said county,and know' o- o in the plan of said citv by the No. 53, Brow- Bayard, deceased—sold for the benefit of I Ward, tor tne benefit of the heirs and legatee, the heirs and creditors, of said estate. <’f ibe estate ol the late Hugh M’Call, de* N. J. BAYARD, I ceased. Administrator estate N. S. Bayard. Fob 2 58af Administrator’s Sale. On the first Tuesday in April next, [ WILL sell at the Court~Hoir*e in r-1 son Camden County, between the usurl | hours of sale, Harry, Ned, and his wife Tamer, and he' net *4 THOMAS M’CALL, PHILIP BHASCH, Executors. 7° ' . u* ■ sawonitinn I Harry, Ned, and hia wire I amor, ana ne« p.ittt'fflKittwss: aerswwafrtaih’ AI. that Lot of Ground in Siva mirth, known as Lot Nn. 4, Wilming on Tything, Darby Ward, 60 feet in fro-t on the Bay, and 90 feet in depth i bounded westwardly by Lot N -.5, eastwardly by Loi,No.3,an l southward ly '. y a lane , together with all the house, end out house, thereon—the said lot being that ou which the City Holel Hands—leviicl on under an execution, upon x rule absolute of the Superior Court of Chatham couuty, aa the property of Bleaxer Early, to aatiafy the Bank of Darien. A negro woman named Gharlotte, levied on ta the property of Euxabeth Whiting, to «a- tiify an execution in favor of Willia K. Frank- creditors and heirs ol said estate, pursuant to erve granted by the Court of Ordinary of said County. GEORGE MOliRIPON, Administrator, with the ‘' ill annexed, ol | Genree Morruon, Sen. deceased, tefferson, 24‘h Jan. 1825. Feb 2 58 NOTICE. N INE months after date, application will bt made to the Hon. the Judges of the Coari m Ordinary of Chatham county, for leave to aeh all the real (state of the late William Craig, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs audered. of said estate. JOHN U’NISH, Executor. 12 71 Georgia—Camden County. Superior Court, October Term, 1U24 Timothy Hopkins, vs. Langley and Stlvesttr Bryant. iitii'againat Auguatua F. Durkee, and other. | | IN petition of Timothy Horkiux, Mating * 5 iQ a ap n'LVON SCC. I f that in consideration of certain prom- M.rch7 ISAAC D LYON, a C. | i|ory ^ mde tb( . |aid Timoth y, by NOTIUE. kJINE months .fit r d ite, application will be LR made to the Inferior Court ofChuham Cuuiity, sitting for ordinary purposes fur in mler, absolute, to sell lota Nna* fuur an. five. (4 and 5) in Carpenter’s Row, and lot N one, (1) Green Ward, in 'he ci’ y of Savannah, being the real estate of Francis Jalineau. dec for the benefit of the heirs and creditor* of mid estate WILLIAM GASTON. Qualified Executor, 7 97 N otice. I A LL persons having demands against the Qhpf’lff’tt Sales I ofJanuary, 1821, on the first of January. 1822: Jl estate of Oliver Sturges, Esq. late of Olid ill » ucxav-o, I a second payable aa aforesai 1, on the first id I the city of Savannah, deceased, are requtst- On thefirst Tuesday in April next. I January, 1823; and a third payable as afori -1 ed to hand them in, properly attested, tnd Akt/ILL be aold at the Court-House in the I "aid* on *he first ul'Janusry, 1824, executed a I those indebted to said estate, are requeued AW city of savannah, between the houra of I mortgage to said Timothy Hopkins, hia heir l0 make immediate payment to lenand four o’clock I ,nd ‘ Ml 8 n *. on tho,e fmir tr,cl * of l * ,ld * WM. P. HUNTER, Adm’v I he following seven negroea, v!x : Davis, | "‘usted in the county aforesaid, conveyed by | Pol) , n K-„ + VALUABLE MEDICINE. Vegetable Catholicon. rBHE Itibaerih. r res u ctfuliy sol-cits the at 1|' lention of every friend of suffering hu unity, to to the above new sod invaluable remedy, whose unequal powera In ehmiiiating from the system the very seeds or disease, and in restoring the deranged and morbid eonditioa of the organa of life to a free and healthy exercise of their functions, has exci ted the astonishment, and completely ailen ced the ofcj >ctions of t‘*r mnsi mrrtdolou, — Facts are ihe test arguments. In order to put the virtues of the tlaiholicon to as severe a scrutiny as poaaible, it was offered by advei - tiaement together witi the attendnnee nf a nhysicisn, gratuitously to any pnrs in who would apply for it, an 1 w h -se cause might seem t* come within the range nf its healing bower—number* of severe cases of long sts d- ng, and some of them seemingly dei-r te ones, pre ented themselves, all oj'wach have been cured, or so much relieved sa to warrant the assertion that a little perseverance will do an In fact, such is the confidence ofthephysi ban under whose care these patienta were placed, in this remedy, a coi fide- ce re.u t in,; from the irresistible conviction that baa >ten forced upon hia mind by ocular demon stration, ai d a personal trial nf it on bimsejt that he permita me to declare it aa hia d ci- liud opinion that 'he Catholicon is not only a perfectly tafe and innocent, but a most pow erful and invaluable remedy in certam din* eaati and atatea of the s>atem, auch u the ful owing!— Debility reaulting from intemperance and dissipationi Oil and inveterat Ulcers- Patna in the bums attended with swellings *.*f the join's ( Iidigesiion, Blotehes on the face, pimple.*, Ac i AI. complaints of the Liver i **etter.* Yaws; Syphilis.- Cutaneoua disease, generally i Mercurial and acrofulous com- plaints The Catholicon (which the proprieter sol emnly pledges h i word consists exclusive ,f vegetable maite'j with the exception of a .l ght determi istion to the bowels, which it preserves in a soluble state, art) insenatbly. is pleasant to the taste, and require, n * particu ar regimen, (xhitinence irum apirtuoua li quota always excepted,) or confinement. A a gentle, aafe and agreeab'e cathartic mid c.ne, improving the appetite and restoring the general tone *;fthe system, it i8 confidently recommended to iadies in a delicate aitua* W. W. POTTER, 66 Cheanut-street. Philadelphia, May SI, 1824. At the request of Mr. W. W Potter, lhive lately exhibited, in several in* Vances, a medi cated sirup, called Po ler’i Vegetible Catho itcon, with the most decided advantage. 1 -ias, as et, never failed rfiecting a cure in every case in which I have tuought proper to employ it. H. M’MUttl’HIE, M D Phi’ade'plda, July 28(5,1824. Mr. IY W. Potter, Dear Sir—You expreised a wish that 1 would gives concise statement of my suficr- ings, from' the hopeless commencement, to the present propitious stage of my disease.’ About five years ago, on my passage from Bordeaux, during the month of January, from imprudent exposure on deck, 1 was seised with a violent fever. Having no medical at tendant! on board, I waa compelled to bear it, as I m*ght for two weeks, wheo on my ar- ivakat CnarleMon, 8. C. it waa treated as fyphua. The skill of my Physician subdued the fever, but Pl attix-like, the termination of this gave riac to a disrate equally distress ing, and which, till now, I had ih.-ught incu' - ible. Virous abscesses made their unwel :ome appearance, particularly on the joints, which were swe led to an enormous size.— These gradually subsided into hard tumorr, one of which on my left knee affected the bone—an incision waa now made and a large evacuation of uus, mixed with pieces of bore took place. In addition to this, I suffered Ihe most excruciating pains in my joints that mar ever experienced Every thing that was sdminivtered either gave me no relief or ser ved to aggravate the disease, the aeverity of whi- h increased with every succeeding year Such wismy painful ai uatiun that 1 despaire, of ever being restored to my heal h ; I had not only tried the eirular means of relief, but used, though in vain, every popular rem edy 1 co.ild hear of- It was in this awful and desponding condition,that I waa pers'i ded to .ommence a course of your Vegetable fb.'h I icon, and the hannv rerult is, “f om the use of the two bottles my -whole system has under gone a complete revo ution, my puins lutV fo sa ke met" the discharge from my anee bey * o dimmish, and soon ceased altogether, I Iilcef from whence it proceeded heing com pletely healed. The tumors, for the removal of which I have tried in vain more remedit than I can name, are rapidly decreasing ; my appetite, which was gone, has returned—I an in fact, nearly well, and feel confident that few bottles more of your, (to me) invaluable medicine, will mike me perfectly so. Your obliged friend, THOMAS BROWN, JR. rould wish to be. With my thanks, I sm your 'ligedhumbie feivant.Mc. GEORGE KANE. City of PM'ade’phia, tt- George Ken, of the Diitrict of Stwlb- ■ ark, personally appeared, and, being dul iworn, dith declare and say that the abov a'ltement is In all reapects correct and true tnd that the signature to it is in the band writing of this deponent. J DH " BINNS, Alderman. Philadelphia, May 28 7 1814- TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS. The Vegetable Catholicon is peculiarly adanted to those discaaea which ate prevalent among the coloured pojiulat.un of Inc south In that disease which is called yaws, It is s sure remedy t a lingle trial of it, will convince planters of its laperior efficacy to uny reme dy of a similar natu- e in the United Stater NOTICE. The advantages of this medic'n* are, not confining the pa ient unnecessarily Io the house, or keeping him from his business.-— With one solitary exception, 'hat of ••firbii- oiii liquors, it does not lay any restric-iono upon his appetite It is so gentle in its opera .on that the p tient finds himaelf getting well he cannot tell how- As it ia not the w ah of the proprietor to take my thing for which he cannot give a consideration equal in value persona at a distance who may wish to try ;iis medicine, but who are not certain if it be applicoble to their complaint, are request d to describe iheir case and symptom* ill tetter,post-paid, and directed to him— th s et'.er will be immediately placed in hands fully competent to detidt 'he question.— Should the remedy not seem >o suit the dis ease, they will be frankly told sn. CAUTI IN TO prevent d sappoinlm-nt it is well to st ite that it takes in ordinary cases from 3 to 5 jotfea to effect a cure so that persons who ,re laoouring under any serious infirmity, must make up their mind to persevere to that eaten at least—if ihey do not, they might as "ell save themselves the trouble and expense f tilings s nailer quantity. All o tie t p. si-pud -and enclosing the m--ney nmed a.cn abend 1 t >, and he medicine I'icaeda id delivered with directions for use any place in the city, and forwarded at di re *ted N. B To prevent the possibility of si! im* sition.it wi'l be sold inthe ciiy of Philadel- >liia, at the office in Filth near lUci-Stt-et, irat the dwelling of the propri tor, No. 66 iheanut street, only, anj abroad by hia au Uorixod agents. W W PUT! Ell, 66 Chesnut St eel, Philade'pfiia- I hive appointed GEORGE RYE ISON, Druggist, of Savannah, my sole agent. Orug gists waiting the above valuable medicine will be supplied by him for caah, at the asm, rate, as if ordered direct from me—viz. ffa0 pci* d..zcn, or three dollars a smgle bouie. W. W. POTTER, Philadelphia. Any person on application to the subscribe will be furnished with certificates of the i ffi cacy of the above medicine, sufficient io cun vmce the mind of the most sceptical, although too numeroua and kngiliy for newspaper in- sertion. GEO. RYER.SON, Druggist, Corner of Bay and Whittaker Streeta. dee 13 SCOTT’S BIBLE, STEkxoTvra sditiox. ' lniormat’um Wanted A NY information from, or relative to Mr. FnF.nF.mcK Lowe, Printer, a native of Manchester, England, and who, when last heard from, resided at Monticcllo, Jasper county, Georgia, where it waa understood he had married a young woman of the name of White, addressed to Robert C. Lowe, to the care of the editor of the Charleston Courier, will be thankfully received. ID The editors of papers in the State of Georgia, and in the Western country, will confer an obligation upon an anxious mo ther, by giving the above one or two in sertions in their papers. jan 22 49 L oking-(ilasses. J UST received, per schooner Retrieve, an elegant assortment of Mantle ami l’ier Looking-Glueses, at manufactory pri ces, by J. B. HERBERT & CO. dec 18 Carron Castings, dec. 18 N. B. WEE Pi ot Bread. I n HALF 11BLS. Inglia’ Pilot Bread, J,£d just received and for sale by J. B. HERBERT & CO. dec 29 Marik Patiecee’, Dublin, Beck, tret bin. ami the said Ti nothy, te the said Langley and Oscar, with the increase of the females levied I Semester, and lying on the south side o. VIVBII wm) » V _ . _ I (!...« Oatilla n,aream nna riel PnnlllIIIn» MPV (Coupe",; Harriet, Afly, old Charlotte, Jack Sky. charlotte, Pendaw, Beas, Preccua and ohild, Bridget and Peggy, William, Elicy, Bliley. Philip Phyllis, old Cumbo, Jenny; old Peggy, B utus, Jesse, Brutus, Sandy, Maria, CynJa, Dick, Toby,Sophia, Daphne and child, Jacob,Sye.Beckry and John.with the increase of the females, levied on ts the property ol N'Cholta Cruger, under s fi fs on a foreclosurt ot a m itgtge in favour of John Carnahan and Jamea McHenry for use of Chris* tana Levett Also, a negro man named 3 am levied on a. the property of Char'es B. Flin, under fi. fa. on a foreclosure of t mortgage in favor o Jamea Anderson. Also, the following 19 negroea, v«Abra. bam Harry, Cato, Chance, Daniel, Aaron, Sambo, Lucy, Scipio, Maryan, Rachael, Lon don, Aggy, Simon, Grace, Elisa Geo' gc, Ho* dy, and llm, with tht increase of the females, levied on aa the property of Flemming Akin dee. under a fi. fa. on a forecloaure of a mur> gage in favor ol Wm. Dixon A Go* assignees Sf Murdoch M’Lend. I. D’LYON. S. C.C In. 11 56 Sheriff’s Sale. On lh* first Tuesday in JUay next, rnsux be sold in front of ibe Court- XJt# House, in the city of Savannah, between tht .sual hourt of ten and four o’clock, Tbe following eight negroes, viz. Cuflee, Peggy, RoMnnafi,Carolina, Jusepb.Uary.Ret ty snd Jim, levied onuuder a fi.fa. on t fore closure, as the property of Charles H. Hay* deo, in favor of Frederick W. Hieneman- inarch 1 ISAAC D’LYON, S. C. C. iy-eight acres, more or less, conditioned foi he payment of the three said several notes, on the days above mentioned, snd that stir icveral notes remain unpaid—on motion o’ Archibald Clark, attorney for plaintifi, it i ordered, that th-. aaid Langley and Sclveatei, their heirs or assigns pay intoCour., withii twelve months from this date, the sums dun on said notes, and the interes* and costs, otli erwiae that the equity of redemption be for- over foreclosed, and that auch other proceed ngs take place, aa are pursuant to law. True extract from the minutes, 27th Octc her, 1824. JOHN BAILEY, Clerk nov 4 87 Are N otice. INE MONTHS after the date of this notice, application will he made to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Liber ty County, for permission to soil a part of the real estate of John Stacy, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. JOHN W. STACY, Administrator. der 18 2t Philadelphia, July c 6, 18'*’4. My confidence in the v get ible catholicon ia tindiminishvd, and aa fresh in tances of its powers are daily occurring, in my own prac tice I have no hesitation in recommending it, in the peculiar diseases to which it is applica ble, aa superior to any remedy I am acquaint ed with. M. M’UURTRIE, M. D. Philadelphia, May 28,18 4 Six—In consequence of imprudent expos- ure four - ears ago I had the misfortune io be come iffl cted with t disease, the painful re suits ot which induced me to apply in sue- cess'on to several respectable physicians ol this city, from w'. im, however, I -eceived either no relief, or from whose remedies 1 re ceived another complaint quite as distressing -s the former. My whole system became •'- fected. 1 could get no rest at night on ac count nf the violent pain that I felt in every Feather Beds. J EST received by the William Wallace, a large supply of the above articles, with Bolsters und Pillows to match, war ranted to he of the best quality. I. W. MORRELL. Jan 27 IlS mrjily Between W Davies. Administrator, Complain ant. and John larnochun, Administrator, de bonis non with the-trill annexed of George . . rf my body ; , he we .knes. and emseia Richardson and others, li-.Jendants ^''Itionuf which waa such that I could scarcely equity, Chatham hupetior Court- Chancery, \ wt|k< In tbil „, te , fortunately heard of 20(/i August, 1824. I T appearing that John Murray Carnochan. I one of tbe defendant! in the said bill of I complaint named, resides without tbe state of Georgia, io that pirt of the United Kingdoms n Great Britain tmi Ireland, called Scotland : It is ordered that the said John Murray Car- nochan, do appear and answer to the com* plainant’i said bill, within nine months from the date of this order, otherwise that Un said bill, as to him, be taken pro confesii •• and it ia further ordered, that a copy of tyia order be publiahid once a week, in one of IN EQUITY. Between Ieouis J.ecome, and John Leconte, Com- plamante, and Peter Lecont John Thomas Chapman, ——— Reyno’ds and Valeria his ttife. Defendants —Line.-ly .Superior Court. '1AHE Complainants having filed their bill in 1 this Court, the object of which is to p-*r- petoate the testimony ot certain persons Hierv in named, an I it appearing that the Defend ants respectively reside beyond the limits ol I the public Gazettes of this state, until the la the stile nfG orgix, snd within the United I pirttion of the time within which the asid le- States: It is ordered, that aerviee upon the | feodant ia required to appear and answe- as said Defendants be effected by publication in one of the Gazettes o’ Savannah, requiring the aaid Defendants to appear and answer the said hill of Complainants, on or before tbe eleventh day o April next. A true copy, E- BAKER, Clerk, February 10,1825. Fen 17 Tit aforesaid. True copy from the Minutes, thh 21st ity August, 1824. A. B,FANNIN, Clerk, august 24 5(f bills on New-York, C. C. GRISWOLD- F OR SALE by Feb 24 your vegetible catholicon-four bottlea of which, hu completely restored me, I have now no pain; my appetite ia good i and m strength restored With many thanks for ihe relief your medic.ne hu given me, I sm vour obliged friend, Ac WILLIAM WILSON. Sworn and subscribed to before me, May 28, 1824 JOHN BINNS, Alderman. Phi adelphia, May 28, 1824. Sir—I am now, thanks to your medicine, a hearty mai. F r nearly six veara I have been a martyr to a disease, whose ravages threat ened, if not soon stopped, to put a' period to my existence. Having had no regular tfiedi- cal advice from tbe commencement, 'my complaint at lutgnt to such ■ height that could not swallow without great pain and diffiiulty. Tumors formed in different parts of my body, snd I began to think my aituation almost desperate. The five bottlea of the Catholicon which I have taken have com pletely cured me, end 1 am now u well u Webster's peling Books, U ECE1VED and for sale by Jan 13 N. U. WEED. Spanish Scgars. ©D “M X qf S do | S l ,,,ni811 S ‘'S ar8 ‘ Just received per Globe, and for sale by J. B. HERBERT & CO. dec 4 l ast c? heel Iron Box f toves, OR SALE by nov 24 N. B. WEED, No. 6, Gibbons’ Range. Tar, i itch, itt.sin c$c. JUST RECEIVED, ()/A BBLS TAR sd\J 10 do Pitch 10 do Rosin S do bright Varnish . For sale by A. BASSETT, No. I, Mongin’s New-Building. Feb 4 P R.0 P OS5 ALS By SAMUEL T. ARMSTRONG No. JJ C.mhi" B ie’on f.r publishing SOOTPl FA tllLY BIBLE contai.dny all the .U,„. ginal References. Io be composed in I,r VOLU itES, ROYAL OCTAVO, and ts, betbshed with a likeness of the Author- TERMS. t shall be well printed, on good paper, . be comprised in six handsome volumes, it will contain the Scriptures of the Old md New Testaments, f >e Introductory Observations, Explanatory .holes, ami Practical Ubservutiom «n.l all the copious Marginal References, Oe- ing printed word tor word from the London Stereotype Edition, published since the Au- • hor’s decease The price will be g21, i n boards i £24, in sheep i £30, in cslf binding. The whole work will be ready for delivery by May, 1825, ftrtroclr of Letters addressed to the Pub’is’ictt, I esteem Dr. Scott's Family Bible, emin-ntiy calculated to promote the cause of truth tnd piety. It seems scarcely possible for one to read daily the Note! and Observations in the Family Bible without becoming a wiser snd etter man. EDWARD D GRIFFIN, lhave seen noeommxntary of the Sacred Scriptures which 1 think ao well adapted to - ru ral use and edification. It is a treasure vhich every famaly ought to poueas. A. EATON. It is t work distinguished for the simplici ty and convenience of its arrangement, the clnarneu and fidelity of ita expositions, the neatness and perspicuity of its style, the De- nevolmce and candour of its spirit, the con ciseness and pertinency of ns applicatiuna, and for ita uniform tendency to pro note evao' gehcai truth Vd piety. iBIEL IIOLMBS. Of Dr. Scott’s Family Bible, I fed free to say, that in my estimation it deservedly r.nk* mong our ablest and best Comm ntas iei. THOMAS BALDWIN. Dr. Scott’s Family B ble intended mort«. necially for f e use of Christian -milies/ua work highly evangelical, extensively instruc tive, and deeply interratii g Daniel c. Sanders. The character of Dr. Scott’s Commenurt on tiie Bible, is so generally known, and so '"giily approved amongit the moat intelligent nd oinus Chnatians throughout our country, nd has passed rapidly through ao many iarpe editions, that 1 deem further reeommenila* lions needless- J. MOUSE. I am acquainted with no Commentary or, h * Sacred Scriptures, which I would mure cordially recommend for general use. Ihe plan of the work is good JOSHUA BATFA. Perhaps in no way,can ministr rs, insl uctora f youth, and private Christians, do jr-ntrt service to society, than by exerting them- selves to disseminate this truly invaluthle work. JOSHUA HUNTINGTON. I know of no Commentary which is bitter calculated for difiusing correct views of til) great truth* of Christianity, and leaving saiu- 'drv impressions on the mind when rising trom the pe- u**ai of it, than the one you are .bout to publish, DANIEL SHARPE. No writer si ems leas disposed to contend for barren spurula'i nt. None more uniform ly or m jre poweif.illy inculcates the great er* -enlists of religion. The spirit which .w- vadea the work is excelli nt i it ia the me h, affectionare, healing, yet faithful spirit of the gospel. DANIEL DANA. From particular eximinati in, and concur ring testimony, there is no doubt on my mind that Scott’i Family Bible ia superior to ill ulher* JOdFPrI EMEHSON. You will pleas: to send me sis copies of Scott’s Bible I refer to your lately proposed edition. Perhaps I shall induce five mure Io t.’ke the some number. H-1 . It ii with extreme pleasure I perceive you are about to publish a new edition nf Sent’’* Bible. Having been in possession of t more than 20 years, 1 trus I know roe lung of ita value, and am detei mine ! to ’■'> mote its c rculalion among my friends Yu will please forward sia copies as soon as pub lished, <:. M I have obtained four subscribers for the excellent work you are publishing H. S. I propose to take seven seta of Scoti’s Bi ble. and will be accountable fur the same. J C. I have obtained aubicriberafornim ccpici of Scott’s Fimily Bible, J.C. 1 shall probably need eight or ten x-ts of Scoti’s Family Bible. J. P* Rev. S. S. of P. hu o' tained ten subscri bers. E. II. htve observed that you sre sbout pub, fishing another edition of Scoit’a B blc hope you may succeed at you h<ve dune ia former editions. I have been endeavoring » irocure subscribers amoi g our people, mJ en or more subscr ibers will be obtained. O.S.H. I will take ten sets (of Soolt’s BiMe) bound and lettered. J. L I have obtained ten subscribers fur you edition of the Family Bible—snd have no doubt but there might be sometliii g like UJ copies sold in this place if you hari sn sg i'i here—I thought the work ought to be c«* couraged and for hat reason took a siibaenb- tion paper. It ia a work that every f m'ly should have that is able to purchase. J. B R C- I am glad, that you propose to prim 8‘* Scott’a excellent F*mlly Commcntsiy. should be very glad if it were in my pooler u> give a more liberal patronage to the w» r "i than, as circumstances are, I can. D®" however, beable to do something; right w ten sets I shnll certainly take; and it may "h double that >,umber. A- I have procured fifteen subscriber! '» Scott’s Bible. J A. 8. think 1 shall dispose of 20 sets or im>’ e “ (he Family Bible. ?- “. I have circulated proposals for Scon* B ble; how many have been engaged ins» cannot tell i but between 20 and 36 »*« 111 Ins vicinity. J * J have conclniled to become respom to you for thirty sets of Scott's Comment*?- I have procured 106 subseribers to th* Bible i 6 seta to be bound in calf; 3 be done in boards the other 97 tell, b °" 1 snd lettered u described in the pn”P' c, “ 1 tiers Wire Fenders and (Jast-lron Chimney Backs, R ECEIVED per ship Corsair, and for sale by N. B. WEED. dor 27 27 t v roix sugars. HOGSHEADS of St. Croi - Sugars, of very prime quality, landing from schooner Nancy, and for sale by HALL & HOYT. Jxn 20 16 preiume I could procure 500 wW" for your edition of Scott’s Bible . demand is increasing for them They . finally auperaede every other large or ri ‘ Bible. Filly ol my aubacribers live circle of 8 miles! _ lfc Just published an edition of the n** “ j completed in six volumes, without mir* 1 references ( price in boards 8 181 ,n fumj £21 / in calf £27. Either of th «e * dl “ u -nay be had of the publish *r in Boson. S. C. AJ. SCHENCK, Savannah. „ •la. 11 3-e mmmmm—■■■" 1 1 O F a superior for sale by cd •Marking Brashes, w*ttsas nov 20