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r jMP*~y/ 4 loosiiiei TO»SA» Sheriff's Sales. On thejlru TWtitof in 4,rff next, enVl'Xbc <o|<l tlthe ('.-urt-Houte, in th W mtjr of Sava'.nah, between the hours i> ten wnl four o'clock, All tbit Northern hn'f pi’t of that Lot 01 Wtreel of Land, Ifdov, beioK end .itnaied in the d y of Sereookti nod county of ( h ithim, known in Ike plnn of enld eitv no Ttuat Lgt (letter r) •« Reynoide Ward fronting on Hey nnMtSqturc .together with til tod singular the edition tnd building! thereon, levied on un dor 18. Ik. on forecloiure it <he prorerty of Oliver Sturgea, In ikvor of J hn Cumming. All thtt Lot of L»nd in the citv of Stvennth, eontaiolnp 80 teet in IVont and 9U feet in depth known in the plan oftsaid oity by the No, three (3) Bret Tything Reynolds Wild, levi ed on under t 8. ft. on n forecloiure the property of lohn Hunter, in fnrorof Robert Mitchell, uiipnee- All thit tract of Lend on the Ialand of Skid nwny, Ohithrm county, calti-d Springfield laid to contain 710 acres. bound* d northwardly b* landa of the Katate of John MiUedpe,cart ward* ly by landa of James Bilbo, aouthwardiy by landa formerly Sutcliffe weatwardly by river nhd manhea with improvementa thereon, le vied on li the property of Cha Stephens, In (etikfy an eaecution in favor of diehard nioh- trdson, foruie, kc. he. Mi tha> tr.ct nr narcel of Land containing iff aerca more or leu with 100 acrea of Marat. Land, called O.etand, aituate, lying and he leg in Little O.yechee D.atrict, in the county of Chatham, bounded on the north by la. 't ol Fleming Akin, on the eaat by landa of Dr Fareer, on the aouth by lands of the late B. Walburger, and on the wc.t by a northeaa 1 branch or Little Ogeclier Hirer together with ill and .lingular the ed fi ca, imp.ocetnentt Mill appiirtenancea. levied on.under a fi. fa. on forecloiure us the property of George L Cope, in favor of John M’Niah, Peter Mitch ell and Robert Mitchell. Ail that fr et or parcel of Land aituate, ly ing and being in the county of C, a'ham, known by ttye name of Utnr Hall, containing 1097 acre* more or t-t j, bonnded on the scut 1 - by landa of James Forrest, on the cut by Civ J. Mar,hall's lands, on the north by George Jonca’a land, and or the weat bv Little Oj c chee Hirer t Alan, Two Lota of Land in h City of Savannah, known by the Noa. (V9) twenty-nint, and (30} thirty, in Column. Wa d wiihthe appui-teuahera thereunto ap pei tuning, levied on under a fi fa. on foe- closure aa 'he property of Fleming Akin, dee m favor of Wo. Dixon It Co. aaaignecaoi 11- M’Leod. Fif y-four Sharea of Stock of the Bank of the Slate i f Georgia, nibsciibed for by B M’K one, in the name! of hia children Felix ,M K nne and John M’Knne, Jr. on whirl) go) has been paid in oo esch share levud ou af the property of B. U’Kinne, to aatisfy an execution from Riehmo. d ’minty, in favur of the Bank of the State of Georgia- A negro woman named Mary otherwiae cal led Constance. and her two children named Lucy and Margaret, levied aa thi property of Wm *, Wayne, to satiafy an execution from Striven county, in farur of Alex. Hunter. 18 Head <-f Cattle, more or less, 2 horses,-1 FUntutioiiFlatt, 1 foil retired bo.i.SF tot Gina,t Lot Plantation Toiili, 2 piuugha, and the buil dings on a Tract of Land belonging to James p.aiell, emulating ol a Bart, 1 Threahin- Ma ihinc, 1 D vel ing Home, Kitchen, and out buldings, ai.df mr negro houaea, levi d -in as the property of ihe K.t. of Thoa. tlelrnae, deceased, to satiafy an execution in favor of Wm. Inglia Cff-o Two Negroca named Saneho and Andrew, leried on aa ibe property of Thoa. Melius-, dec. to aatiafy a warrant for rent in favor of Jamea Posiell last No. 2, two, and improvementa, Li’ er’y Ward, in the city of Savannah, levied on aa the properly of Thoa. Lucent, dee. to satisfy an exec.,ti on from a Jus icea’a Court, in favor of Justice's Court, and returned to me by a Constable Half I ,ot and Buildingi, No. 4, F.winiburg O -l. trorpe Ward, in the city of Sara-nab, the unexpired leaae of a»id j Lot for three years from linuiry last, levi .<1 ou ar- the pro perty of Cobt- Lewis, to aatisfy a** eaeci’tinn from a Justice! Court in favor of J. U H. Pen- dergaat, returue I to me by a eons able. All that Lot of Ground in Savannah, known taLotV.-i 4, W uingon fyih ig, D'H Ward, 60 fact in front un the Bay, and 90 feet in depth ; bounrled wratwardly by Lot No. J, eaalwardly by Lot,No.3,un i southward ly ?jr a lane , together u-itb ail the houses and out houses tiler^un—llic said lot being that on which itu City Hold stands—levied o- under an. exrcution. upon a rule absuiut. eftiic Sitpprior Court of Chntimm couuty, as the property of Bieaaer Early, to satiafy the Bank of Darien A negro woman named Charlotte, levied on as the property of E'iaib ;th Whiting, to aa- tis y an eaecution in favor i f Willis R Frank- Bn, against Augustus P. Durke*-, and others Wrich7 ISAAC D’LYON S C. C. City Sheriff's Bales. ; On the Jxrtl Tuesday <o April next, rWMPlLt.be a- .d before thu Court-t.'ouae, JJ between the usual houra, the following iperty to wil’t line negro man, named Andrew, levied on aa the property of Mart Gilbert, to aatiafy an execution f nm tbi- Court of Common Pleas and Oyer and Terminer ibr the city of Sa vannah, in favor.of Miller h Fort. A n-'gro woman named Ruth, levied on as the property of Ben- Sheftall, to aatiafy an execution In ftvur of John I. Dews, against Benjamin and Murdecai Sheliall, iaaued Horn said Court. A sorrel colt horse, levied on aa the prop erty of Wm. Brewnjohn, to aatiafy an execu tio.i from aaid Court in favor of Alexander Telfair. A Billiard Table, with Maeea, Ques, Vc. levied on at the property of the Eat. of Eu gene M’Coniloughp,Jo satiafy an eaecution in favor uf Francis Doyle,dor houae rent. All the buildings on lot No. 34 Warren iVard, bounded aouth by Broughton-atrcet. •i«rtU>y a lane, t ast by lot No- 33, west b-. Lot 3S, levied on aa the property of C II. Hayden, to tat afy an- execution fur rent frusteea Chs'h-r.Aeademy.va. C. H.Hayden I’wo buildings on the- western bird part of Lot No 2, JekylTyih.ng D ir by Ward, and ns building on the rear of the centre third art of and L t, levied -n aa he property of i. H. Hayden, to satisfy tworxccntioni fu* rent, Trustees Congregational Cburch or Meeting House, va C. H. Hayden. All the buildings os Lot No 00,. Warren Ward, bounded north by Congresa street, snutii by a lane, east bv Lot No- 31, -I II by Loi No- 29, levied on aa thi property oi Mr? Ann M- Finder, to aatisfy an execution f-> rent in favor of the Trustees of the- Chatham Academy A. I. D LYON C S, march 7 87 J. Shinn's Panacea. f HE subscriber having dianuvnrrdlh. com position at SWAINS CELEB HAT ED PM ACE J, han now a supply on hand f 0 i salmi he has reduced thepricejlro* S3 30, to am or by the donen g-4. All qh'anfibl. inatilutiona in the U. State* and the poor will be supplied gratia. VALUABLE MEDICINE. TDT’f" B.H Vegetable Catholicon. ,-plIK subae-rlbrr reap etfully lolioin the at U tentiiin uf every fi iend of auficruig hu If the eitixena of the principal eltieaantt' iiiity, to to the above new and invaiuahlo Sheriff^ Sale. O N the first Sa urday after the first Tues day in May next, between the houis of n tnd four o’clock, will be soi l at tin mar ker.house in the tuwn of “t- tlaryi, he ,foi- wing negroes, vix: Judy and her son j/>hn, imon, and I harlea, levied on aa the proper- tv of Jamea Williamson, -i- ce-sed, to aatisfy an execution on the furt-ciosuie of a-mint gage, .nfavor of Edward F. rail at -.dminis- trator ( John Hamilton- M. H. HE!)BARD, S. C- C, St. Marya, February 23, J825. March 2 82 towni, will appoint an agent to order an distribute this medicine to the poor, it will be supplied. This medicine is celebrated for the sure of the following diseasest— ,, acrofhla tithing’- eri|, ulcerated or putrd sore throit, long standing rheumatic affections, eutanroiis din caaea, white swelling ind disease of tie bones and nil caaea generally nf the ulcerois eharac ter, and chronic diicases, generally a-iamg ii. debilitated constitutions, but more especially from syphilis or aflectioiia ariling therefrom i ulcers in the laryng, nudes, Uc.. and thai dreadful disease occaaioi-ed by a long and excessive use of mercury, ffc- It is alio use ful in the dia -ase of the liver-" Ceitificfttea. I hav$ within the lust tw«* ye*n htd an op yjortunity of teeinpi several case* of very mve icrate ulcers, which having previously rcsisl •id the regular modes if tvealment wer. ucaled by the use of Mr. .Swrim’s Panacea, and 1 do believe, from what 1 have sver., that it will prove an important remedy in scro fulous, venereal and mercui ial diseases. N. CHAPMAN, U. O Professor of tne Institutes and prsctim of Piiysie, in the University of Penn sylvsnia I have employed the Panacea of Mr. Swaim •ii numerous instances, within the last fhre* years^sml have always found it tatreinely efficacious, cspecisilv n sec-ondary syphifi and mercurial diseases. I have no hesitation, in pronouncing it a roedici e of inestimabi value. W. GIBSON, M D. Pri*fessor of Surgery in th.- Uni’ty of Penn. Philadelphia, Fnbtnarv 17, 1823. JOHN SflINN, Chemist. Phihule'pkiH, Nov, 17, 18~3. .Sheriff’s Sales. Onthefirtl Tueiday in April next. IIV.LL bv -iild at die Cuun House in the city ot Savannah, between the hours ot ten and f mr o'clock I he lollowing seven negroes, via : Davis, Maria, Patie. ee, Dublin, Bi-ck, Tri’l'ilina an Oscar, with the increase uf the females ievie*. on under a fi fa on a foreeluvure of a inert gag as the pr-.perty of Joseph Carruthera to .vain fy the Bauk uf the State of Georgia. Alan, *hc following 35 n-gro-ia, vis: Cuffc-: (Cooper, Harriet, Afiy, old Charlutie. Jack. Shy. Uhariuit-, Fendaw, Beaa. Preceaaa an Child, Bi.dg.-t and Peggy, William, E'aev, Bdley. P‘i.)ip Phyllia, ohl Gumbo, Jem y. old Peggy. B utija, Jeaac, Brutus, Sandy, Maria. Cyn-ia, Dick, 1'uby,Sophia, Daphne and child, Jacob,.-iye.Beckey and John,with the increuc of vhe icm dea, ler.ed on as the property ol Niehu'iif Grugur, under a fi fa on a foreclosur oi a m—igage in favour of John Carnahan and Jamea Mcrlenryfor use of Chria iana Levett. Alao, a n> gro man named dam, levied on as the property of Char es E. Flin, under fi fa. on a foreclosure of a mortgage in favor o! James Anderson. Alao, 'he following 19 negroea^vix r— Abra ham, Harry, Cato, Chance, Daniel, Aaro->, Bambo, Lucy, Scipio, Maryan. Rachael, Lon don, Aggy, Simon, Grace, Eliaa. George, Ho dy, and Inn, with i:u increase of tho fu males, levied on as tne property of Fii-mming Akin dee. under a ft. fa, on a foreeloaure of a Hurt gage in farur or Wm Duun k lo- aaugueca of M irdonn M’tcJ i. 1. 0*1.TON. *Y. C C I,:1 AS Administ ator’s - ale. W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in April next, at the Court-House in the city of Savannali, by permiHsiou of the Honorable the Justices of the Interior Court of Chatham county, One undivided fourth of a tract of land, containing about five hundred aercH, on Cumberland Island, Camden County.known as Plum Orchard, and an undivided fourth of a certain tract of land situated on said Island, containing about five hundred acres, originally granted to Gon. Lachlan M’ln- tosh, and bounded on the south by the said Plum Orchard Tract. Also, a tract called Lottery Hill, situate on the Ogeechee Road, three miles from Savannah, containing about six hundred acres, belonging to the real estate of N. S. Bayard, deceased—sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors, of said estate. N. J. BAYARD, Administrator estate N. S. Bayard. Feb S 58af Administrator’s Sale. On the Jir/tl Tuesday in April next, [ WILL seil «t the OourMItiU'ie i»» Jeffc-T* son Camden County, between the u.<nr-i hours of sal**, Harry, Ned, and his wife Tamer, aud h«v four children, Daniel, Stephen. John ai d ink, :he property of »he Estate of Genic* Morrison, deceased, for the benefit ot' tht creditors and h- iis ol Mid estate, pursuant td enve granted bv Court of Orlint-v of aaic bounty. GiiOHGB MOHKl^ON. Admin atrator, with the «ill annexed, of Ge.wro Morriaon, Sen- dc^eued. r fT * aon, 24’h Jan* 1825. Feb 2 58 Georgia—Camden County. Superior Court, October Term, 1824. Timothy Hopkins, vs. Langley and Sehester Bryant. O.N petition ot Timothy Hopkins, itatinf t v that in conatdei alion of certain prom isaory n >tea, made to the aaid Timothy, b> them, one payable with interest, from fir?*’ of January, 1821, on the first of January. 1822: c- second payable as afores&ton the firs 1 ■ January, 1823/ and a th rd payable as afor iaid, on the first of January, 1824, executed a mortgage to aaid ^'i notuy Hopktrs, hia hn; and assigns, on all those four traces of L«d. dtuated in the count) aforesaid, conveyed the said Timothy, to the said fangley air 4*»lvester, and lying on the south side , Great 8atdla River, one tract containing sev nty*seven|acres, more <r lea 1 )/ two irsci* •uitaining fif y acres, more or less, and r: ther tract, containing one hundred and eig> »y-eight acres, more or less, conditioned f< lie payment of the three said several n«>*e> un the days above mentioned, and that aa. HL-veral notea remain unpaid—on motion • Archibald Clark, attorney for plaintiO, it . ordered^ that th* aaid Langley and Selveste -heir heirs or assigns pay into Cour«, withi welve months from this date. i.'«e sum« du >n said notes, and the interea and coats, nth irwise that the equit) of redemption be to > •ver foreclosed, and that such other proceed ; iga take place, as are pursuant to law. True extract from the minutes. 27th Octo ber, 1824. JOHN BAILEY, Clerk nov 4 B7 Sheriff’s dale. On Uufirel Tuceday in May next, \iWl- l. o« lulil iu trout of, me Court \U i.iuao, in tht- city of Sav.nnali, between th-; aual hour* of ten vui four u’vluck, T io following eight negroes, vis. Cuffee, F«h,7, Roaannaa On otina, Jjaepli,Mary,Be-.- |y ami Jim, levied tumuder a 8. le. ou a fore- eioaure, as the p -j.e fr of Cliarlea ft. Hay. den. 111 farot of Frodsi ie< W. Hieiuunan- aurch 7 UnAU D’LYON, S. C. C. N otiee IS HEREBY aiVEJY, 'I'llAT three months after date, appliea- I tion will be made to the Bank of the State of Georgia, to issue a new certifiioute of stock, for one lust, issued on the I7tl) March,1819, in favor of John M’Kiunc,Jnn or twenty-five shares, and numbered 213. B. M’K INN 13, Guardian of John M’Kiune, Jun. Augusta, Dec. 18, 1824. dec 18 21+pt Notice. I A LL person;; having de nands against the .’a. estate of Constant Freeman* Esq li*. e o the city of Washington, deernsed, a e re q iired to hand them in, loeally a;tc?=te •yithin the time prescrib .d bv !i,w : and th«s indebted to said o-t'te, are r- qnred lo n*-,k rti.nei'ute paym.fnt. to JAME3 HUNTER, A»lm Tan 14 4 t ■cmedy, wlioae unequal powers inelimiiiati'.g from tiie ayatrm the very seeds of disease, and in restoring the deranged and morbid conditiv-n of the organa nfltfe to a free and healthy exercise of th ear fu'ictona, baa exci ted the astonishment) and completely alien icd the objddtlons of the moa\ inert d tlous — Facie are the best arguments. In order to put he virtues of t«.e : huhnlicon to u severe a sent tiny aa p ntble, it wm offered by adver tisement, together wit) the Attendance of a ^hysic'sn, gratuitously to any peri m who vpuld ^pply for it, and wh<*»e cause might ieem t come within »hc h»nge of its healing power—numbers of severe casw of long rda a- ig, a»d srnno of them seeminffl" de-nvr * u**s, «*r. ented themielvei, all which have A cored or so much relieved t% towairant «.-)‘et .inn tliat a little p .raeveraj) m wi'.l do In feet, such is the confidence ofth- 1 phyai iin under whose <:a ;, e thise patients were heed, in this remedy, a coi fide ce reiu t in rfrom thi irresistible convLtiun tlvat has <a*\\ forced upon his mind by ocular demon* 'raCuiti, d i jiersonnl t.'ial of it on hi nseh lift he permits me to declare i« as his d^ci- Ud opinion, thut he Cnth dienn U nut onh •» o.ji'l'ectly safe and innocent, hut a m-'St pow ef!Ut and invalusbie remedy in certa u dia '.•ioea an I slates of the *'■ stem, such aa 'lie f 1 ovin g !— Deoil ty resulting from in’emncrance and Jissipstiain; Old und inveterat U)c *rs. Pa*n? , ihe bun a .ittonded with ftwelhnga * f tt.r n ; 1 idig^a i »u, Biot hea on the face, up <. •, See.; Al cimpU'mta of the Liver Yaws; Syphilis.* Uutaneouadileases g< nersiiy ; Mercurial aud scrofulous corn' piaini** fhe Onrholicnn (which the proprieter sol ernnS pledges h s word consiac eucluaivei. f v(.g t ible matUv) »vjlh the except on of d ght d* Urmi ihtm- to the bowtl^ wh cii u preserves in h soluff'e stile. *'t' ii-Hcmsib'y, if pt 'asknt to the tssie, and requires n * parlicu- ar regimen, ^abs'iivncr. from ipirtoous li q mr** always except- d.) or confinement. A’ a p ntle, SMie and agree.sb-e cathartic mc-d; c -e. improving the appetite and rcsturir.g Uu- g.rnt*.raltnne if *he Nys»em, it is confident!) recommended to iadivs in a delic&t** situs ,oo. W W.POiTKR) 66 Uheiuui-atreet Philadelphia May 3t, 1824 At the request of Mr. »V. W i'olter, 1 hive* Mey rxinb led, in sever**) instance?*, a n edi cau- i s top, c«lhd Po-TiVs Vegetable Gatho icon, with the most decided advantage- I' •»s, as i et, nevrrV failed effecting a cure it •*/eiy case in whic h I have t oug <t oroper t . mploy it. H.M'MUU HiE, M D NO ICE. N ine MON tUS if *r t'n date hereif,ap plication will be made to the Hon. abi hi Inferior Court of Chatham count,, wh*- aittiog for ordinary rurp* «cs, for leave to «i -lot, with th - improvements, situate in ** . city of Swarioah, in the said county,and know 1 in the plan of mud city b). the No. 5], B .o- Ward, for tne benefit of the heirs and legatee of the estate ol the late Hugh M’CaU, d celled. THOMAS M’OAT.L, PHILIP BltVSO’l, Execoti-rs -«t *4 7 ’ N f ^E month.t sttei il t., application w-11 b. made to the Hi n. Ihe J < gi aof tin- Cuu■-. j. Ordinary of Chr ltim ceu ity, f.ir leave t* nr! all the real estate of ihe late William Craig, deceased, for the benefit of tbe heirs ar-d cred- il-ira of laid estate. , JOHN al'NISH. Es*.cuter, ort17 7i NUTIcrh VTINE months uttn dite, application will be • N niHde to the Inferior Court ofCh«iha*n : >ourit)'j sitting for ordinary purpose fjr an order, »r tut lute, to sell lots N s tur*n< five. ',4 sr.d 5) in Carpe*iter's How, and lot N >. >ur, (X; Green Warden he city of Savannah, neing the real estat” of Francis Jalineati. dec for tne benefit of th" heirs an 1 creditois of s.iid estate WILLU'1 GAS ON, QuaXfied Executor. 7 97 • Notice. A LL persons having demands ngninat the estate of Oliver K;urges, Esq. late of the city of Savannali, deceased, are request ed to hand them in, properly attested, ami those indebted to said cstate,.are requested to make immediate payment to WM. P. HUNTER, Adm’r. n. i, in , J. iN iJclCO. LJINE MONTHS after the dnte of this t . notiee, application will be made to the Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Liber ty County, for permission to sell a purt of tile real estate of John Stacy, deceased, for the benefit of tiie heirs and creditors of said deceased. JOHN W. STACY, Administrator. der 13 IN EQUITY. Between Louie Leetine anti John Leconte, Com ptainante, tt id /*tler Leconi John Thoma. t.hapma Heyno de and Valeria, fits thi/n, tJ fendente —Lineny Superior Court. i 'HK Complainsnla having filed iheir bill in . this Cuur*. the object of which i. to p*-r- latustc the testimony of certain persons there in named, and it appearing that the Deft nd- ants respectively reside beyond the hoots ol the atnte of G : orgis, and within the United States: It is ordered, that service upon the .aid Defendants be effected by piiblicatin. in one of t'-c G-s ites o> Savannah, requiring the aaid Defendants to appearand auawer the Hid bill of Complainsuta, on oi before the eleventh day o. April next. A true cofy, E- BAKER, Clerk, Februtry 10,1821. Fed 17 71f I i EQUiVL Between IV Davies Jlthn nislmtor. Complain ant and John ( wnot hnn Jhhivnistrut :r, d bonis non with the wi'l anutxedof Geovc Richardson and others, D Jaidants ——In equity, Chatham Sups ior t'ouu- Chancery, 10th August, 1824 1 1’upptan g ihat John Murray Carnochai , one of the defendants in th* said bill of complaint named, resides without'^he state ot Georgia, in that part of the United Kingdoms or Greut Britain and Ireland, called Scotland : It is ordered that the said John Murray Car- nochan, do appear and answer to the com" plainant's said bill, within nine months from the date of this order, otherwise that Uu said billj af to him, be taken pro' edntesao .* and it is further mder*d,that a copy of this order be iiubliahfd once a week, in one of the public Gazettes of this state, until the e* piraiion of the time within which, the said be fendant is required to appear and auswer as aforesaid. t rue eopy from the Minutes* this 21st day 'August, 1824. A. B.FANNIN, Clrjk. august 24 50f lulls on New-York, F OR NALE*by Fab 24 C. C. GRISWOLD. Pin adephia, July 2BiA, 1824* Mr. W W. Potter (tea* Sir—You expressed a wish thst would g've * C‘* r ir.;ae st. teniunt uf my s';ff r* ingSt from the hopeless commtriccn.e t t the present propitious stage of my d'se^e Abri’-t nve years ago, on my passage from Bordeaux, during ’he month or*fanuary,from ■tnprudent exposure on deck, l was seized villi a violent fever. Having no medical at tendants on Hoard, I w-s comj el e l to beai it, as I roght for two weeks, when on my sr- ival at Charleston, S. C. it whs treated s* vphus. The sk'tl of my Physician subdu d the fever, but P'..<snix-!ikc, the tormination >f this gave ris to a dbease equally diatrer- ng* and which, till now. I had Uv.ogUt incur- ible. Various abscesses m'ide thei urwel- :ome appearance, particularly on tht* j ;.n% kl ich were .we ird to an enormous sisr*.— these gradually subsided into hfrl tunori, one of whicl) on my ieft knee affected tl c bone—an incision wua now mnde anu a larjre •vtcuation cf ’-us, mixed with pieces of bone ?ook place. I ^a idition to this, I suffered the nost excruciating pains in my j jints tf.at uih; ••♦nr expertcn<cd. Every thing that was adininictered either gave me no relief *r scv.• ved to aggrsvatc* tbe disease, the severity A whi' h increased v* ith every succeeding year •Such w.*sniy painfut si usti mlhat 1 e pain • .1. ever bci.tg restored to my hex! h ; 1 had nm o-dv trie? t : *e e u!ar means of r«;li?f, !>nt used, though in va : n, every popular rens edy I coaid hos. o' It whs in this a’a fill ai.d de'" r )ondmfffc’mdit i o*yliat I was persuaded to ,0’nm Miceacon so of yoir Veg* tzSle L»th I au'l f e ha;»ov r* u ! t *’/ om ihe use of the two b ‘ttl-s my whole sye'rm hut under gone a com/iie' nro it'.ion, mop mi h .xr fo ta ke > met * ttiftdisJinrgtfrom m kne*: jef. n o utin e.sh, an \ m.o < ceasCil altogether, h ulcei firm hence it proceeded being co;;, pVtely b»*al A d. The tumors, fur the removal uf which I have tried in vain more remedi s t,,an l can • ame, are rapidly desreasing t my •npeti'.e, winch wu9 gone, Ims returned-Iai.- ».« fact, neary wel . ao«l f< eJ confd.*nt ti.at i few bottles more of y* u r , (to n e) mvaluabk fitdiciiie, will m ke me p r ecil) so. Your obliged frier..), THOMAS dROWN, JR. PMlade:plii.i t July 6 ’8 4 Mv confidence in the v. get ode catho* c *r is un liminisiwd, and an fresh in tsiincs of its >ow^rs arw daily occurri. g, in my own pr»c me I have no hesitation in re**oirmt*nd»ng ii n the peculiar dnevses to which it >s appltn.- vt, as *uperior to fy remedy I am acquaint ed with. M. M’ dUU t HIE U. D. Phi!aaelphia, May - 8 18 '4 Sir—In const quence of imprudent expos tire to»»r \ ears ago. I had th i misfortune -o be- ■ome * ffl cted with z disease, the painful re sults of which induced me to »pply in suc cession to several respectable physicians of this city* from whom, however, 1 received other mo relief, or from whose ref. ed cs I re- ccived another complaint quite as distressing s the former. My whole system became a* i .cted. 1 could get no rest a*, night on ac- ount of the violent pain that I felt in every purt of my body / the weakness and e nacia lion of. which was suihthat 1 could scarcely walk. In this itat: 1^fortunately b-ard of ynur vegetable catholicon— fuur bottles ot which, has completely restored me, I Have iow no pain; my appetite ia good; and m ttrength restored With many thanks for he relict your ro* d eme h-is given me, 1 am your obliged friend, &c WILLIAM WILSON Sworn and subser bed to b* foie mr. May ,28, 1824 JOHN B1NNS, A dermsh. PM'adelphiat May 28,18 l, 4. Sir—I am now, thanks to your medicine, a hearty mu. Fur nearly wx years 1 huvebecn s martyr to a d:*ea*e, whose ravag s threat ened, if not soon stopped, to put a period to my cxiNtcnce. Having had no regular n)edi- :al advice from the eommencetnrntJ thy* comnlamt at last got to such a height mat I could nut swallow w thout great pail and hffi. ulty. Tumors f rmed, in different!parts of my o dy, and 1 began to think my aitaHtion[ idmo't%desperate, /’he five bottlea the Uathov.cun which I have taken have com pletely cured me, and l am now u well as l rouM with tohs. With ar thanln, I a* your hHK.it l.umhl.,«rv.nt,^ poRtisitAN - Bi > CityqfVhiWfihia, •• • . e tiedffee Mv) ,«)f*the D'stnot of Smith-, vayk, ner«ort|Uy appealed,,and, being dafV Worn, doth declare mud sdf tliA -the. kbov * s’etement »• Id all rfeapects cOr^ct and true ;ud that the aigna‘ure to It ia in the hand writing of this deponent. Ji)fl BIN NS, Alderman. Philadelphia, Hay 28,1814- TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS. The Vegetable.Datholicon ia pedhliurly adapted to thoae diseaaea which are prevalent among tbe colour^ po jitlaton of the south In that diacase which is called yawa, it ia« sure remedy i a single trial of it, will convince S iantera of its sjperior efficacy to any reme y of a similar nitu- n in tiie United states* no non. The advantages oftl/tt mcdic‘n-2 are, not confining the pa icut unnece^arily to the house, nr keeping him from his business/— With one solitary exception, bat of *pi r ’••• ou* liquors, it do re not lay any retridione upon hie appetite It m so gentle n its opera, on '.hat me p tienl finds himself getting well iir cannot teli how. As it is not the wish of the pro, rietor to take any thing tor which be cannot give a co-isideration equal in value, persons at a diutance who may wish to tiy ,tis medicine, but who are not certain if it He appiicoble t u their conrmlaint, are request- d to deacr.be heir cm* and •ymp-oms in letter, p*>st-paid, and directed to him—th 1 * .etter win bo immediNtoly otaetd in hdius fu.ly compttent to dcc.dc the question.— should he remedy not se^m o suit the dis ease, they will be trunk! v'told so. OAUTI N* To prevent d sapnointmont it is well to •if. te th^t it talcs i i ordina p y cases from 3 to 5 oottiea to effect a cure aothat persons who are labouring under anv serous intimity, must m-Ae up their mind to persevere to that extent at lesat~-if they do not, they might as. >idt sove thein«eives thiitrouble andexpun.e f using a smaller quunnt *. All o de s put: p'iid and enclosing the m ney. i nmediSUdy ended t y u. d aie ine<iioiue iiHcke landd, livered with directions for uaei o any place in the city, and forwarded aa di re'ted N. B To prevent the posaib'Hty of «11 in- o sition. it v. i I be aold in the cify of Philade.- iihia, at tbe offic* in Fifth near (Lct-Siruet, »rai the dwelling of the i ropri. tor, No. 66 ohesnu; street, only, an^ nbroad by hia at! • horned age »s W W P*»TTKR, 66 C‘ieinut Street, Philade p/i-a* I have appointed GEORGE KYE ISON, Tlruggifd of Savannah, mv so.'e agent. Drug gi as wn. tug t ie above vaiusbie medicine, *’i)l b*. supplied by him tor cash, at the Mini* r.ite, at -f ordered di/ect from me—viz. $30 pei d- zmi, nr three dollar,', a s ngte bottle. W. \V. r*OT * E1L Philadelphia. Anv person on application to Ihe subset ibrr will bo furnished with ccrtificiites of the effi chcv ot the >b-»*e medicine,sufficient to con vince the in ud of the most sceptical, althougl- too numerous <*nd hng hy fin nousp^per n. sertion. GEO. UYERsONf, Dm* gst, Corner of Bay and Whittaker Streets, dec 13 SCOTT3BIBLB »t 'aa.aTTP** p. t in., * By SAMUEL T. A’i iISTH't.Yu v. « pTfnrVtV, ,*■>*“* PA tlLYHlHi.E cmru .-.n, all % tr'iial Refercuc . i. , e , 0 ,,. . . * to- V'U.U IBV tOV.1l, OrTAV,,!;' 11 bellithed with a tikmen* ef .he j/uthtr. terms. I ’’ *Ha11 he well orinted, on gonj p )t ,., be cnmpnicd in dx handsome viljil ,, pdl coiittin the Scriiituira <rf. ,| le . * iYw Testament., t:* :■ Introductory 0/, Explanatory Asm., an i Pracuc .l 04, m „ .a all tbe copious Mar, imi Rtfer mu , to. printed word tor word fr.iu the Lon!.“’ Stereotype Edition, published dace the »? ,hut’s dee-mo Tbe price will be 151 • hoards, *24,in sheep, 830,10 calfbi ,dro»“ Muy,^l825t * d b ' re “ d y dtUvery$ Rx eaett of I.ette-1 addi etted to the Pubar, , I eateem Dr. Scott’s Fimily Bible, em i„ . ml ‘ calculated to promote the cause of truth Z piety it leerriiacartely possible for one,, read daily the Note! sad Obiervaiioni i r a Ka ndy Bible witlinut b<*cutnh», ,.i, , J oetlcr man. EDWARD n G1iFFI*j" 4 there aesn no comm- otary uf Scriptures which 1 think to well ndsri ”u. general use and sdi6eation. It r , ^ J* vliich erer, famaly ought to pome*. ' u e It ia a work fotingu’.hed for 'hT.im,fci. ty snd convenience ol da urrong roen* tlia clr.rneM so 16 ielity of its eapiwidoni *lie neatneaa and nnrspicu tv nf it. ,i y | Ct ^ ' nevoli nee amt candour of its apui*, m e con. ciaetieta and peilinency of ,u .pplicrb, n . aod fur its uniform tendency to pronutetui pe.ical truth No piety. * fdK.L 'lOlltM OfDr. Scott’s Family Hiule, I( 4 .l rr ce ’, 0 say, that in my eatiniHtiiin it tlcsetvcdly rouka a nong our ablest Itid b*m ftomm-'ala it*, TMl'MIS IIAi.URjf Dr. Scott’s Family II !>.. i,*t . mir peciallv for toe use of uhiistisa .miii<e> in work liigli y ev.iigelical, cxteimreiy inttrw live, and deeply i' tere.iii g D '.KIEL C. SINDEDS, The character of Dr. Seim’s CuntoonUtf m till* Bible, is in geneislli k .own, am) « i -glily approved a-nonga. tin- mott inttoi.gent and piiiua Chr atian* through'tit our cousin, ■ n! bus passed r.pidij il n i.-iioo sanrh.,. 'sditions, that 1 deem I'uillicr recjinotiuw ions needieaa* ktY ivnuvtum Wanted A NY information from, or relative to Mr. Freiikuick Lowe, Printer, a native of Manehestor, England, and who, when last heard from, resided at Monticcllo, Jasper county, Georgia, where it was understood lie had married a young woman of the name of White, addressed to Robert C. Lowe, to the care of tiie editor of the Charleston Courier, will be thankfully received. ID The editofs of papers in the State of Georgia, and in the VVestern country, will confer an obligation upon an anxious mo ther, by giving the shove one or two in sertions in their papers. jun 22 49 LoLing-u lasses. ( UST received, per schooner Retrieve, an elegant assortment of Mantle and l’ior Looking-Glasses, at manufactory pvi ces, by J. ij. HERBERT & CO. deb 18 Carron Castings, a®.*®® dec 18 N. B. VVER Pi’ot read ■J SJ HALF UHLS. Inglis 1 Pilot Bread, m-£/l just received and tor sale by • . J. B. HERBERT & CO, dec 29 Feather B. ds J EST received by tho William Woliace, a large supply of the above articles, with Bolsters and Pillows to match, war ranted to be of the best quality. 1. W. MORRELL. Jan t27 Webster’s pel ing Books, ECEIVED and fur sale by It- Jan 13 .V. H IVEET). Spanish .Segals. $}D' toO X qf do ( S l’ ani8h Se B™- .1 ust received per Globe, and for sale by J. B. HERBERT & CO. dec 4 ( ast {* heel iron Box toves, (ADR SALE by r N. B. WEED, No. 6, Gibbons’ Range. nov 24 Tar, Pitch, ilcsin cjc. JUST RECEIVED, D A BBLS TAR U\J 10 do Pitch 10 do Rosin 5 do bright Varnish For sale by A. BASSETT, No. t, Mongiu’s New-Building. Feb 4 6 Wire Feeders ai d v ast-iron Chimney Backs, ECEIVpD per ship Corsair, and for R sale by d.T H N. B. WEED. 27 v i oix ougars. I g HOGIhEADS of St. Croi * Sugars, .1 AF ot vet prone quality, landing from schooner NaAy, and for sale by \ HALL & HOYT. J* I OUSE. I am acquainted with m Goitimtuisq o# *h Sacred Sc ip lures, which Iwt.ulri 'more .ordially rtcuiumeno for gent-t J Uhe. the plan of the work is rood JOSHUA RAT FA Perhaps in no wny*can .mnisura. i st'uctnti f youth, and private Christians, do grest r •ervxe to society, than b? eiertng tli.ro. nelyes to disseminate this rulv invuimbl* wo k JOSHUA HUN’iNGTtK I know of no Oommenta-y which is b. Uer calculated for diffusing cor.eel views ot tin grt i’t trails cf Chrhti.mity, ai d U-uv ngwlu. ikry imprc ssioi.a on th mind when risiiif r* m the pe^u nl of it, than the one you ire b .jui to publish. DkNTlSLSHARrE. No writer •«-ems less cliap- sed to^on'end for barren speruls'i ns Nor.e moreunilorm. Iv or more pow< ifuily inculcates the great e)* entmls ai religion The tpii/t which ptr vadei tbe work is excel'* n» * -** »a the tm\, i (!• ctiouare, healing, yet faith Off spirit of itit gospel. DA /EL DANA. From par ticular exams nan ti. snd concur* ring testimony, the.c is no doubt on my mind that 8cotl's Family BihV* is sunerior to ill hers JO^VPxI EMRH80N. You will ple*'S.^ to se .d ue six copiei of •c it’s Bible / I .'*’fer to your lately propose! • •duion Perhaps 1 thall induce five mtire to t»ki-the a menunyher. H I., it if ~nh exitotre pleasure I pi-rceiw < ut: aie nbout to publish a new e li'.icn Scut:*4 Bible. Having been in pyss-ssion of t more than 20 y am, 1 tma» I know s we lling of its ?a!(ie, and am dele; mir.e i t) :ro* -role i s c rcula’i >n among my friends Vs wilt please forward six nopies as souu m p<> •shed, . • f’.W I have obtained four anbveribers fa tae zxcoilcnt work you are puMiub-.ug H. ?. I propose to take seven sets of Sc;)t*’j Hi’ ble, and will be accountable for lUesunr. J C I have obtained •"bfC'ibrrzforniiu c**p!d of heou*!- Fimily Bible. J.O. 1 shall probably need eight or tens (»/ Scot L Family Bible. J. P Rev. S. S. oi P. has o tained ten s ihcri- ; >i*rs. E. 11. I have observed that you are about pub* Siring another edition of fiio-t's D bie hope you may au-peed as you li ve done in ioimer editions. 1 have been en<leav«>rir»K t» .•rocure ninscriberr amo. g our people, wJ enor mure aubacribers will be obisi"ed. 0. S.H. I will take ten sets ( f Scott's B hie) bound and lettereu. .1 F- I have obtained ten subscribe»s P*r y»ot ^ iitu n of the Family Bible—and fcave nj d -ubt but there might hezometh-'-g hke !W copies old in this place if you ha<*. #n ag at here—1 thought li e work onght to h‘. tjk couragt’d and fir - hat re*«bon rn'S; i s»*<Sc«-i’-»* ion paper It is a work tb«t every fmty iffuuld have that ia able to piu oh se. J. R rf’C- I am glad, that yr.u propose to print, M - - Scott’s excellent Family nf»nunr n'.siy, « n ® •*huuld be very glad if it were in mv po*er to . ve a more libeial patronage (o the > *an, as circumstances are, I can W • w ever, be able to do sometiiing s eigtt len sets I shall certainly lake j ana it msy to double that number, A. H* t have ptocured fifteen subscribrn w Scott'a Bible. J s\.D. I - hink I shall dispose of 20 seta orin^f™ • he Kamily Bible. 1 hnve circulated proposr-ls for S.'0tH ll:bk- / ho w'many hsve been f iigHged in i”l cannot cell/ but between 20 and 30 itu* h s viciiiily. L ?’ ( have concluded to become respond* *o you for thirty eets of 8cott’a Cum.utnWJt C. B. I have procured 106 subscribers to Bible i 6 sets to be bound in calf ^ 3 sets o be done in boards the otht? 97 sen, b ‘ ,uia and lettered ns described in the prospect^ I presume I,could procure 500 lubecn- bersfor your edition of Scott’s Biale H demand ia increasing for them Thfy • finally supersede evety other large or Bible. Ft tty of my subscribe rs live b i° circle of 8 miles! * Just published an edition of the saz* completed in six volumes, without in> T references/prico in boards glbi S3 221 / in calf 827. Either of ih^se edHJJ m*y be had of the publi*ber in Boston ; o* S. C. & J. SCHENCK. Savannah. „« .fa it ^ Mat king BuusYiea, arszar O F a superior for sale by nov 20