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City Sheriff’s Sales.
Oil m firot Tuesday in May nut,
nVlLL be told In front of the Court Hon*.
\#w In the City of Savannah, between tin
usual hour* of 10 end 4 o'clock,
One negro nan ntmcd Tom, levied on u
the property of John ind Valeria Devil, to
satisfy two execution! from the Court of Com
mon Pleat and Oyer end Terminer, for the e •
ty of Savannah, John G. Ulanee va. John F,
G- Devil, Gjardun of John end Valevie Da
vut, end Wm. Bovere va. the Mine.
AD the buildinga on the centre pert of Truit
Lot letter H, it prevent In the occupation of
Job T. Bollee, Pereivil Word, bounded north
by PrdidenMt. leuth by York-st cut by
one portion ot arid Lot, wot by the Court-
House, levied on ae ths property of Job T.
Bollee, to aetiiiy an execution from tho Court
nf common Pleei end Oyer end Terminer for
the City of Savannah, Samuel M. Mordecai va
Job T. Bullet.
Southern half of Lota) Ni l 39, thirty.nine,
and 40, farty, with the improvementa thereon,
Blbert Ward, bounded north by the northerii
hall of aaid Loti, aouth by Liberty-at. eaat by
Jelferaomrt, levied on aa the property of Ben
jamin Sheftall, to mtiify two exeeuliona (torn
the Court of Common Pleaa and Oyer end
Terminer for the City of Savantah. Jeiae
Mount va. Bcnj. Sheftall.
AM the right, title, and interact, nf Baldwin
Co k to that doubte tenement build'n( on the
weatern part of Truit Lot lettei A, bounded
north by Bryan-it- aouth by St. Julian-at, eait
by part of raid Lot, wcM by Whilaker-at lev-
it'd on aa the properly of Baldwin Couk, to
Mtiify an execution from the Court of Com
non Pleai and Oyer and Terminer for the
City of Savannah, Norman Peaae va. Baldwin
Cook.
All that Lot and improvementa known in
the plan of the City of Savannah, aa Lot No.2,
two.Percival Ward,bounded north by Wright.
Squire, aouth by a lane, ea,t by Lot No- 3
three, wot hr Lot No 1, one, levied on as
property of Job T Bollee, to utafv an exe
cution from the Court of Common Pleas and
Oyer and Terminer for the City of Savannah,
Jsaeph Clark re. Job T. Bollsa, md aaaigned
to 4 B' Parkman, property pointed out by
defendant, and Mibjeet to o mortgage.
A. I. D’LYON, C S.
tprlH 09
mm SAum
Sheriff’s Sales.
On the first Tutiday in May next,
W il L be .told at the Court Houie in the
City of S ivannah, between the houri
often ind four o’clock,
Lot end Buildings No. 17, seventeen, Wash-
ington Ward in the City of Savannah, bound*
ed east by Lot No- 18 eightern, aouth by
SL Julian-at. weit by Price at. and north by
Bryan It. levied on n the property of Ste
phen S. Williamv. to mtiify in execution in
favor of Jamei M'Henry, and othe'i, As
signee! of Wm. Turner.
Four Negroes, vix: Lixy and her three chii.
dren, Sike, Amy end Penny, levied on aa the
property of Richard Lcvitte a free men of eo>
lor, to mtiify four executiona from a Juaticea
Court in fhvor of John C- Blance, returned
to me by a Conatable.
All that tract of land known bv the name of
Tweediide, in tbe County of Chatham, con
taining 346 acre^ bounded on tho north by
Savannah Hirer, levied on m the property of
Jo:io Morel, to mtiify eiecutioni m bror of
Wm. Taylor It Son, ind other*.
Wharf Lot containing 66 feet, 8 inehei on
Savannah Bivor, 66 feet 8 inchea on Indian;
street, extending from mid River to tho acid
Street, in extent about 400 feet, th; tame
being the eaitern part of Wharf Lot No- 3,
throe, levied on aa the property of Robert
W. Pooler, to aatafy two executiona in ftvor
nf Joaiah Penfield, and John Dieka, property
pointed out by the defendant-
All that half of Lot No 12, Columbia Ward,
with the improvement! the- eon, to satisfy ' an
execution timing out of a Justice,' Court in
favor of Wax Rubinson, retained to me by a
Constable^
ISAAC D’LYON, S. C. C.
april 3 09
INEQUITY.
Between Louis Leconie, and John Leconte, Com
plainanis, and Peter Lecont John Thomas
Chapman, —— - ■ Heyno’ds and Valeria,
his H'ife, Defendants Liberty Superior
Court,
"1YHB Complainant! hiving filed their bill in
X thin Court, the object of which ii to pnr*
tetuite tbe leitimony of certain penoni there*
n named, and it appearing that the Defend
ant! reipectively reside beyond the liniiu oi
the itate of G orgia, and within the United
State, : It ii ordered, that aerrice upon the
•aid Defendinta be effected by publication in
one of the Gazette, ot Savannih, requiring
the mid Defendant! to appear and answer the
mid hill of Complainant!, on or before the
eleventh day o April next.
A true copy,
E- BAK«1R, Clerk,
February 10,182S.
Fen 17 71 f
Sheriff’s Sales,
On Ihejirii Tuesday in May next, between the
usual heart,
W LL be a old at the Court Houie in the
County of Bryan, the following Lota
or parcela ol Land on tho bland of Osaabnw,
in the laid County, known in the plan of'he
partition of tjte same lalsnd by tha numheis
one, two, three, Tour, five, aix, aeven, and that
part of number eight, beginning at the hedge
ot the edge of tbe wouda, in the South part
nf the Mid last tract, from the Weatermoat to
the Baatermoat Creek.
Alio, the Cabbage Garden tract, being the
Bastermoet parti of tract ten, eleven, twelve,
from the path in the old field in the Savannah,
to be continued in t itraight line until it inter
•eeti Bradley’s Hammock Marshes on one side
and Igeechee river on the <vh*r. Also,Horse
Hammock, containing fifty acres. Also, Brad
ley's Hammock, containing one hand ed end
fifty five acres- And alao, a Hammock called
Breddock’a Camp contiing thirty eight acres,
being pert* and parcela of tbe Mid bland ol
Oaaabaw. Levied upon as a part of the ea
tale of the late John Morel, deceased, undei
end by virtue of a fi. fa on a decree of the
Superior Couftof Chatham County, in a case
wherein Simon Donald and wife were eom-
plainanta, aud Thomas N. Morel end others
defendants
THOMAS HEARN, S. B. C.
March 30 1U5
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Sheriff’s Sales.
On the first Tuesday in June next.
'ILL be sold at the Court-House in the
City of Savannah, between the hours
of ten and four o’clock, the following 16 ne
groes, via .—
Sippio, Hager, Abner, Snap, March, Jerry,
Billy, Burke, Parris, Brim, Dinah, Little Brim,
Prince, Ben end Meriam, with the increase
jf the families, levied on under e foreclosure
of a mortgage from Peter Timothy to William
Washington, for use.
Two negroes, viz: Ned and Glasgow, levi
ed on ■ foreclosure of a mortgage from ChM.
Ulmer to Joseph Kupman.
ISAAC D’LYON, S. C. C.
april 4 09
Sheriff’s Sale.
fhN -the firat Saturday after the firat Tuea-
U day in May nest, between the houra o
ten end four o’elock, will he told at the mar-
ket-houae in the town of St- Marys, the fol
lowing negroes, vie i Judy end her son John,
Bimon, end Charles, levied on as the proper*
ty of JamM Williamson, dneessed, to satisfy
M execution on the foreclosure of e mort
gage, in favor of Edward F. Tattnall, adminis
trator nf John Hamilton-
M. H. HEBBARD, 3. C. t
St Msrys, February 2J, 182$.
Sheriff’s Sale.
On the first Tuesday in Jlfoy next,
\\tfrlLL be aold In front of the Oourt-
JJ House, in the city or Savannah, between
the usual hours of ten and four o'clock,
The following eight negroea, via. Cuffee,
Peggy, Romnneb Carotin., Jiraeph,Mary,Bet
ty ana Jim, levied onunder a A. Ik. on a fore-
losure, aa the property of Charles H. Hay*
deo, in favor of Frederick W. Hieneman-
mareh 7 ISAAC D’LYON, S. C. C.
Georgia—Camden County.
Superior Court, October Term, 1824.
Timothy Hopkins, vt. Langley and Selveeter
Bryant.
O N petition of Timothy Hopkins, atating
that in consideration of certain prom
issory notea, made to tbe mid Timothy, by
them, one payable with interest, from Aral
of January, 1821, on tbe firat nr January, 1822:
« second payable as tforestion the firat of
January, 18231 end e third pavable •• afore
said, an the first of January, 1824, executed a
mortgage to Mid Timothy Hopkins, his heirr
end assigns, nn all those four trac'a of l„id,
situated in the county aforesaid, conveyed by
the mid Timothy, to the laid f-sngiey and
Selvester, and lying on the aouth tide of
Greut Satilla River, one tract containing aev-
enty-seven|acres, more nr leas/ two tracts
containing fifty teres, more or leas, and one
-'her treet, containing one hundred and eigh-
ly-eightacres, more or lets, conditioned for
'he payment of the three Mid a*veral notes,
on the days above mentioned, and that said
several notes remain unpaid—on motion of
Archibald Clark, attorney for plaintif, it i»
ordered, that the said Ltngley and Selveater,
their heirs or assigns, pay into Cour.,' within
twelre months from thia date, the sums due
on mid notes, and the intern and coats, oth
erwise that the equity of redemption be for.
ever foreclosed, end that such other proceed-
nga take place, es are pursuant to law.
True extract from the minntea, 27th Octo
ber, 1824, JOHN BAILEY, Clerk.
tiov 4 87 Are
IN EQUITY.
Between IV, Davies, Administrator, Complain-
ant, and John Carnoehan, Administrator, de
bonis nan with the will annexed of George
Richardson and otlwrs. Defendants. In
equity, Chatham Superior Court- Chancery,
2U/A August, 1824.
I T appearing that John Murray Carnoehan,
one of the defendants in the said hill of
complaint named, reaides without the atate of
Georgia, in that part of the United Kingdoms
of Great Britain and Ireland, called Scotlard :
It ii ordered that the midJohn Murray Car-
nochan, do appear and answer to the com-
plainant’s said bill, within nine months frnm
the date of thia urder, otherwise that the
said bill, as to him, be taken pro confessn .-
and it ia further otdered, that a copy of this
order be publish'd once a week, in one of
the public G.zeltea of this state, until the ex
piration of the time within which the said de
fendant ia required to appear and anawer ea
aforesaid.
True copy frnm the Minutes, this 2fst day
August, 1824. A. B,FANNIN, Clerk,
auguat 24 50f
Notice.
A LL persons hiving demands against the
r.L estate of Constant Freeman. E»q l|te of
the of Washington! decensed, arc re
qiired to hand them in, legally attested,
within the time prescribed by law : and tho i?
indebted to said e&tite, are required to male
immediate payment, to
JAMES HUNTER, Adm'r.
Jan 14 42pz.
Notice.
N 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 self a part of
the real estate of John Stacy, deceased, for
tho benefit of the heirs and creditors of said
deceased. JOHN W. STACY,
* Administrator.
dor. )R
NOTICE.
N ine MONTHS after the date hereof, ap.
plication will be made to the Honorable
the Inferior Court of Chatham county, whei
sitting for ordinary purposes, for leave to sel'
a lot, with the improvements, situate in tb,
cuy of Savannah, in the said county,and know;
in the plan of said city by the No. $3, Brown
Ward, for the benefit of (be hein and legatee'
of the estate of the late Hugh M’Call, de
ceued.
THOMAS M’CALL.
PHILIP BRA8CH,
Executors.
oct 14 70
NOTICE.
VTINEI months after date, application will be
2-ft made to the Hon. the Judges of the Court
of Ordinary-if Chatham county, for leave to
sell all the real estate of the late William Craig,
deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and died-
itors of Mid estate.
JOHN M’NISH, Executor,
oct12 7i
NOTICE.
N ine months after date, application will be
made to the Inferior Court of Chatham
County, sitting for ordinary purposes for an
order, absolute, to Mil lots Nor four am five,
(4 and $) in Cerpenter’a Bow, and lot No.
one, (1) Green Ward, in thn-city of Savannah,
being the real estate of Francis Jalinyau, dee.
for the benefiJLof the heire and creditors of
•aid eatate ~ WILLIAM GASCON.
film#fid Executor,
‘1 97»
J. Shinn's Panacea,
T HE aubieriber having discovered the com-
pact*!on of SfVAIJIrS CELEBRATED
PALACEA, baa now a supply on hand for
silo 1 lie has reduced tlirprice from *3 50, to
32 SO, or by (he dosen 834.
All charitable institutions in the (7, States
and the poor will be supplied gratia.
If the citizcni of the prineipal cities and
towns, will appoint an agent to order and
distribute this medicine to the poor, it will be
supplied.
This medieine is eelebrsteil for the eurfrdf
the following disease! 1—•• aernfula or king’s
evi|, ulcerated or putrid sore throat- long
standing rheumatic affections, rutanerua dis.
eases, white swelling mil disease of the bones,
and all eases generally of the ulcernfs Chirac
ter, and chronic diseases, generally a-iiing hi
debilitated constitutions, nut morq^apecially
fro-n ayphilia or affections arising (herefrom 1
uloera in tbe larynq, nodes, Uf and that
dreadful disease oecaaioi-ed by k long and
exeeasive use of mercury, tfc- I ia alio use
fill in the diacMe of tbe liver” I
Certificated
I have within the laat two yea* had an op
portunity of seeing aeveral caseaof very mve-
terete ulcers, which having prwinusly resist
ed the regular modes of t-eltment, were
healed by the use of Mr. Swrlm’s Panacea,
and I do believe, from what i have seen,
that it will prove an important remedy in aero-
fiilnua, venereal and mercurial due-sea.
N. CHAPMAN, M. D.
Professor of the Institutes and practice
of Phyi c, ia the Uuiveraity ot Penn-
•ylvsnia
I hive employed the Panacea of Mr, Swaim,
in numerous instances, within the last tlirer
years, and have always found it extremely
efficacious, especially in sec-ondsry syphilis
and mercurisl diseases. I have no hesitation
in pronouncing it a medieine uf inestimable
value. W. GIBSON, M. D.
Professor of Surgery in the Uni’ly oi Penn.
Philadelphia, February 17, 1823.
JOHN SHINN, Chemist.
Philadelphia, AW 17, 1823.
Treasury Department,}
March, 14, 1825 5
W HEREAS on the 3d of March, 182$ a
law was passed by the Congreaa of the
Un'ted States, of which the 3d 4th, and 5th
Motions ire in the wordi f Mowing, via :
•* Sec. 3. And be it fw thsr euac ed, That a
subscription to tbe amount of twelve mi!lon«
of dollars, of tbe sis p* r cent, atock of t e
year eighteen hundred and thirteen! be, ami
the same is hereby proposed ; for which pur
pose books shall be opened at the Treasury «f
the Unit* d Statea, and at thr several loan offi
cci. on the first day of April next, to continue
open until tbe first day of October thereafter,
for such parts of th^ above mentioned de
scription of atock a« shall, nn the day of sub
scription, stand on the books of the Treasury,
and on those of the several loan cffi :es, re
apeetively / which subscription shall be effect
ed by a transfer to the United States, in the
manoer provided by law for such trao:fers,of
the cred-t or cred-ta standing on the said
hooka, and by a surrender of the certificates
of the stock so subscribed : Provided, That
all subscription by such transfer of stock ahali
be considered as pirtof the said twelve mil
lions of dollars authorised to be borrowed by
the firat teeth n of 'his act.
t% Sec. 4. And be it further enaetedj That for
the whole or any part of any sum which shall
be thus subscribed, credits shall be entered to
the respective subscribers, who shall be enti
lied io a crrttft .Gtc w y~ w t ■—- : —t*
that tbe United States owe to the bolder or
holders thereof his, her, or their assigns, a
sum to be expressed therein, equal to the
amount of the principal atock thus subscribed,
hearing an , interest nut exceeding four and
one half per centum per annum, payable
quarterly, from the thirty-frst day of Decem
ber, one thousand eight hundred and twenty
five ; transferable in tbe same n-inner as i*
provided by law for the transfer of the stock
subscribed, and subject to nd. mption at the
nlensure of the United States, aa f dtows : one
a'f at any time afer the thirty-first day of
I) ‘.cember, one thousand eight hundred and
t wenty-eight: and the remainder at any time
after the thi'tv fi at d»v of December, one
thousand eight hundred and twentv^ntne s
Provided, Tb .t no reimbursement shall he
mude except for the whole amount of such
new certificate; nor until after at least six
months public notice of sucb intended reim
bursement. And it shall be the duty of the
Secretary of the Treasury t»cstue to be trans*
ferred to the respective subneribersthe sever*
al sums by them subscribed beyond the amount
of tbe cer! fixates of four and one half per
nent. stock isauM to them reaj-iecttvelv.
41 Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That
the same f ind* which have heretofore been,
and now are pledged by law for the payment
of the interest, rod lor the redemption and
reimbursement of the stock which may be re
deemed r.r reimbursed by virtue of the pro
visions of this act, shall rem ain pledged in like
manner for the pay ment of the interest accru
ing on the stock created by reason of such
ojbicrip'ion, and f»r tbe redemption or reim
bursement of the princip I of the same. Ar.d
it shall be the duty of the commissioners of t he
sinking fund to cause to be applied end paid,
*»ut of the said fund, yearly and e» e**y year,
such Him and sums as may be annually requir
ed to discharge the irtc est aceming on the
stock which may be created by virtue of this
act The «aid commissioners are, also, here
by authorised to apply, frr.m t ree to firm,
sucb aum and sums out of the laid fund, as
they may think proper, towards redeeming
by purchase, or by reimbursement, in coir
formity with the provisions of this act, t|K
principal of the said stock : and such part ot
the annual sum of ten millions of did lira, vest
ed by law in the said commissionag, as may
be necessary and re qnired fo; thr above pur
poses, shall be and continue appropriated to
the payment of interest and redemption of
the public debt, until the whole of the atock i
which may be created under the provisions or
this act, shall have been redeemei or reim
bursed. M
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that
books will be opened at tbe Treasary of the
United States, and *t the aeveril loin offices,
on the first day of April next, and continue
open until the firat d*v 0 f October, thereaf
*er, for receiving subrerintions i« conformity
with '.he prov.sionsofiheaaid law.
The subscriptions may be made by tbe pro*
prietors tf the atock, either in peiaon or by
their attorneys duly authorized to subscribe
and transfer it to the United Statea.
Sh -uld subscriptions of said stock be made
to an amount exceeding twelve millions of
dollars, a distribution oft he said sum of twelve
millions of dollars will be made among the
subscribers, in proportion to the turns subscri
bed by them respectively.
8AMUEL L. SOUTHARD,
Acting Secretary of tbe Treasury*
March 26 10 f|tO *
UurtfcA Halt Matraaseg.
T llE subscribor has just received an as*
aortmeut of the above articles, war
ranted to be of the beet quality, for sale by
I. W. MORREL.
OCt 26
Valuable medicine.
TOTTEBi'A
Vegetable Catholicon.
^ HE subacribi r reap, ctfully aolirita the at
tention of every friend ofauftering hu
unnity, to to the above new and invaluable
remedy, whose unequal powers in eliminating
from the system the very seeds of disease,
and in re.rt.rnig the deranged and morbid
condition of the organs of life to a free and
healthy eserciae of their functions, hat exei.
ted the ert mishment, and complrtely.ailen-
ced the ohj»ctions of the most inert d-ilous —
Pacts are the best arguments. In order to put
the virtues of the liailiolietm to as severe a
scrutiny as possible, it was offered by adver-
tisement. togeiher with the attendance of a
physician, gratuitously to any pera in who
would apply for it, and wh no cause might
seem t- come within tbe range nf its healing
power—mi mbera of severe cues of long sta d.
ing, and some of them seemingly deimr.te
ones, pre ented themsclres, all of which have
been cured, or ao much relieved as to warrant
ihe assertion that a little perseverance will do
so. Is fact, such itthe confidence of the physi
eian under whose ca-e these patients were
place!, in thii remedy, a confidence result,
ing flum the irresistible conviction that has
been forced upon his mind by ocular demon
stration, and a personal trial of it on himself
i list be permits me to declare it aa hia deoi-
did opinion, that the Caili.dicon is not onlv a
perfectly safe and innocent, but a moat pow.
eriiil and invaluable remedy in certain dis
eases and stales of tbe s/ Item, such as the fel
owing;—
Deoility resulting from iniemperance and
dissipation t Old nnd inveterat - Ulcers. Pains
in tbe bom-a attended with swellings of the
join'll Indigestion, Biot hes on the face,
pimples, ho. i Alt complaints of the Liver
Tetter.- Yaws; Syphilis'.- Cutaneous diseases
generally i Mercurial and acrofuloui com
plaint,.
The Catholicon (which the proprieterso!
emnly pledge, h a word conaistv exclusively
of vegetable matter) with the exeeptiun of a
si ght determi wtion to the bowela, which it
preserves in a soluble state, sets insensibly, is
pleasant to the taste, and requires n-' particu
lar regimen, (abstinence from apirtuoua li
quors always excepted,) or confinement. As
a gentle, safe and agreeable cathartic mtd,
cine, improving Ihe appetite and restoring the
general tone or the system, it is confidently
recommended to ladies in a delicate situa
tion. W. W. PO ITER,
66 Chetnul-atreet,
I Philadelphia, Jt/iiy31, 1824.
, At the request of Mr. W. W. Potter, I have
lately exhibited, in severs! instances, a modi
cated sirup, called Potter's Vegetable Cstho
'icon, witli the mou decided advantage. It
has, as y et, never fat>«d effecting a cure in
every case in which I ha» c thought proper to
employ it. H. M’MukthIE, 14 o.
Pbi'adciphia, July 28/A 1824,
Mr, IV W. Poller,
Dear Sir—You expressed a wish that I
would gives concise/t»tement ot my ,„ff, r .
ings. from' the hopWM commencement, to
the present propltiowa stage of my dise.se»
About five years ari>, on my pssssge from
Bordeaux, during < If month of January, from
imprudent expniurf on deck, I was seized
with a violent feverf Having no medical at
tendants on board, | v« compelled to bear
it, as I might for twt we*,, W h en on my ar
rival at Charleston, S. Lit was treated as
tn^'teve'r, out*un<zn?*.™ke^jie Ci tcrmlna(loll
of thia gave ria* to a diieaatkqually diatreas-
ing, and which, till now, I hath, oglit incur
able. Various abscesses may their unwel
come appearance, particularly^! the joints,
which were swelled to an emtnous size.—
Thcie gradually subsided intoWd tumors,
one uf which on my left kneffiffioted the
bone—an incision waa now mi|e ami a large
evacuation of nus, mixed willtlieces of hone
took place. 11 addition to thill suffered the
most eacrucisting pains in my kirns that mint
ever experienced. Every tung list was
administered either gave me n> relief nr ser
ved to aggravate the disease, ihe severity of
which inermsed with every auicecding year.
Such was my painful si nation fiat I despaired
of ever being restored to my, heal h i I had
not onlv tried the regular means nf relief,
but uaed, though In vain, everypopular rem*
edy I could hear of- It was in this av-ful and
deipund'ngcondition,that I waspersusded to
commence a course of your Vegetable f'»rh I
(ton, and the happy result is, 14 f am Ihe use
sf the two h-ttl s my whole tys'em hat under
1 one a complete rero ution, my paint have fo-en.
m methe discharge from my knee began
diminish, nnd soon cessed altogether, , he
leer from whence it proceeded being coin
'etely heated. The tumors, for tbe removal
which I have tried in vain more remedies
an I can name, are rapidly decreasing i my
mpetite, which was gone, hat returned—I an.
il fact, nearly well, and feel conlid >nt that a
(tw bottles more of yrtir, (to me) invaluable
nciicine, will make me perfectly ao.
Your obliged friend,
THOMAS BROWN, JR-
Philadelphia, July r 6, 18?4.
IA confidence in tile veget able catholicon
ia uidiminiahad, and aa fresh indances of its
powers are daily occurring, in my own prac
tice.I have no hesitation in recommending it,
in tip peculiar diseases to which it is applica
ble,as superior to any remedy I am acquaint
ed vith. M. M’mUUTRIE, M. D.
Philadelphia, May 28,18 4
Sns—In consequence of imprudent expos
ure fsnr years ago I had the misfortune in be
come afflicted with p disease, the painful re
sullaol which induced me to apply in suc
cession to several respectable physicisns of
thia city, from whom, however, I received
either no relief, or from whose remedies I re
ceived another complaint quite as distieaaing
as tbe former. My wholeaystem became a'-
fected. 1 could get no rest at night on ac
count of the violent pain that I felt in every
part of my body / the weakness and emacia
tion of which was such that I could scarcely
walk. In this state I fortunately heard of
yuur vegetable catholicon—four bottles of
which, baa completely restored me, I have
oow no pain i my appetite ia good ■ and mr
strength restored With many tlianka for
the relief your medicine hu given me, I am
your obliged friend, be.
WILLIAM WILSON.
Sworn and aubsenbed to before me, May 28,
1824 JOHN BINNS, Adermsn.
Philadelphia, May 28,1824.
Sir—I am now, thanka to your medicine, a
htarty mat . For nearly six yean 1 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 medi
cal advice from the commencement, my
complaint at last got to such a height that I
eould not swallow without great pain and
difficulty. Turnon formed in different pans
of my body, and I began to think my situation
almost desperate. The five bottles of the
Catholicon which I have taken have com
pletely curcal me, and I am now u well u
i my
obliged humble servant, lie.
GEORGE KANE.
City of Philadelphia, si
George K me, of the District of South
wark, personally appealed, and, being dul.
sworn, doth declare and say (list the abov -.
statement is in all respect* correct and true,
and that the aignaiure to it is in the hand
writing of thia deponent
JOH" BINNS, Alderman.
Philadelphia, May 28, 1824-
TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
The Vegetable Getholicoit ia peculiarly
adapted to those diaeaaes which are prevalent
among the eolouri-d population of the aouth
In that disease which is called yaws, it >a*
sure remedy i a single trinl of it, will convince
S 'inter, of ita superior efficacy to any reme
y »f a similar nature in the United statea-
NO UUP.
Tile advantages uf thia medicine are,'not
confining the pa’ient unnecoasarili- to the
5S!«k or keeping him. from his buaineaar—
With one solitary exception, 'hat of aniri'u*
nus liquors, it doco not lay any restrictions upon
his appetite It is so gentle m its operation
'list me patient finds himself getting well he
cannot tell how. As it is not the wish ofthe
proprietor to take any thing for which he
cannot give a consideration equal in value,
persons at a distance who may wish tQ try
nis medicine, but who are not certain if it
be applicoble to. their complaint, are request
ed to describe their ease and symptoms in
a letter, poat-paid, and directed to him—tills
letter will bn immediately placed in hands
fu.ly competent to decide the question,—
Should the remedy not seem to suit the dis
ease, they will be frankly told an.
OAUTI'IN
TO Prevent d sappointment it ia well to
state that it takes in ordinary cases from 3 to
$ bottles to effect a cure ao that pei anus who
are labouring under any ser ous infirmity,
mint make up their mind to persevere to that
extent at least— if they do not, they might ss
well save themselves tne trouble and expense
■f uiihg a smaller quantity.
All orders pist-puid nnd enclosing the money,
immediately attended to, and he medicine
packed and delivered with directions for use,
to any place in the city, and forwarded as di*
rented
N. B. To prevent the pnasibdity of all im-
p-isition, it will be sold in the city of Philadel
phia, at the office in Filth near Hice-Str.-et,
or at the dwelling of the propri- tor, No. 66
Chesnut (treet, only, and abroad by hia au-
’horiled agents. \v w PtHTER,
66 Chemut Street, Philadeipfiia•
I have appointed GEORGE RYE ;SON,
Druggist, of Savannah, mv sole agent. Drug
■ft'’ wanting the above valuable medicine,
will be aupplied by him for eaah, at the same
rate, as if ordered diicct from me—viz. 820
per dozen, or three dollars s a ngle bottle.
W. w. POTTER, Philadelphia.
*"V person on application to Ihe subset ibr t
will be furnished with certificates uf the <ffi-
cncy o' the above medicine, sufficient to eon-
v-nce the mind of the moat sceptical, although
too numerous and lengthy for newspaper n.
leruon. GEO RYEHSOV, Drugg.st,
Corner of Bay and Whittaker Streets,
dee 13
SCOTT’S BIBLE
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y »> dToTa l ft
By SA HUE I, T. AH HSTRnst 9
lomhUI H ,'sn fee ni l *? « JO
PA HILY HIBLE con,1X7,11°'^
final References. to he roVb i, }'
V,LU MPS HOrAL OcZZ* "
bell,shed willy a likeness ofthe dub,!*' < ’*‘
TERMS.
I T • h,n k*."«» "rioted, on gaafi
be comprised in six handsome , ’ J
will contain the 8criptures of the T?' 11
Mew Testaments, the Introductory its, ">1
Explanatory Aotoo, and Prueitclt OulU '"*
•nu all the copious Marginal IteflA""* 4
inr pinned word for word ft „n i|,» !'* ?*
Stereotype Edition, published since ,h""
•horsdece.se The pri-e will bl «o. A# '
board, i 8 ? 4. in sheep ; *3Ci, in f ,irl*,'
The whole work will be ra.dv fo?,w' ldln «'
May, 1825, 1 for delivery ty
Ex nuts of Lelte-s atldressedlo the p u y ,
I esteem Dr Sco't’. F. m „v Bilil.-
calculated tu promote the cans... of'™? 11 !;
piety. It seems scarcely possible N
resd daily th- Note.ao] Ob“ rv 'il°' ,ne ••
Family Bible wHhout becoming , Jg “ ,k ‘
better man. ED WARu Dn*F«N'" d
I have seen no commentary „f
Scriptures which 1 think so well
general use end edificatmn. ft , a d f: '" ,<l
whichever) family ought to po,,.-!, '
It ia a work diatingunhed fr,, A ,i,V Tn! ?'
tv and convenience of its trWnv-^' “ l "l plll ® -
clearness ... J fi lelity „f it, eZS "
neatness and pempicuUy „f its ulf At b '
nevol. nee and candour of it. ipirii,,;'*
Cisenesa and pOflmency of n,
•toil for it.-(.form tor.dmc, to nroilu"""'
gelical truth "nd piety. * P ' U "W
InEormation VVanted
A infnrm »ltonfrom, or relative to Mr.
f, PnenERicK Lowe, Printer, a native of
Manchester, England, and who, when last
re ? ide,l l «t Monticcllo, Jasper
fie lTsil married a ydtftfg it’onTKn nr tile nnitiu
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 x>king-li lasses.
J UST received, per schooner Retrieve,
an elegant assortment of Mantle and
Pier Looking-Glasses, at mautifactorv pri
ces, hy J. B. HERBERT & CO.
dec 18
Carron Castings'
N. B. WEED.
dec 18
12
Pi ot bread.
HALF BBLS. Inglis’ Pilot Bread,
just received and tor sale by
J. B. HERBERT & CO.
doc 29
Feather Beds.
J EST received by the William Wallacc,
a large supply of the above articles,
with Bolsters and Pillows to match, war
ranted to be of the best quality.
I. W. MORRELL.
Jan 27
Li
Webster’s Spelling Books,
ECEIVED and for salo by
Jan 13 ./V. D. WEED.
Spanish Scgars.
”so^r. S do| s P anisl,Sc e ars '
Just received per Globe, and for Bale hy
J. B. HERBERT & CO.
dec 4
Cast sheet Iron Box Stoves,
F OR SALE by
N. B. WEED,
No. 6, Gibbous’ Range.
nov24
Tar, Pitch, ttosin djc.
JUST RECEIVED,
BBLS TAR
10 do Pitch
10 do Rosin
5 do bright Varnish
For sale by A. BASSETT,
F b 4* ’’ M° n gm’s New-Building.
Wire Fenders and Cast-Iron
Chimney Backs,
R ECEIVED per ship Cormir, and for
sale by N. B. WEED.
dec 21
27.
'L Croix Sugars.
1 ft HOGSHEADS of St. Croii Sugars,
J. VP of very prime quality, landing from
schooner Nancy, and for Bale by
. M HALL St, HOYT.
Jan 90
Of Or. ftcott’s Family nible.Vfo Um
five, and deeply iiiierea'ing ’ *
The character o7»r.TaZ, S
on the Bible, is au generall, k.iotni,"^
lughly approved amongst the mail ini ‘Z ,
and pious Christ,ana throughout Sf
an; haa psoaed rapidly through,o,111'
I am acquainted with no Cum -'tS™
•h . S, f re,) 8C"pturea, whi'h I would
cordially rec.mmeno for general u«, ri,
plan of the work is good
Peri,.*.- JOSHUA RATES.
Perhaps m no way, can ministers.
of youth, ami private Ch-istism, do S
sepree to society, than by exerting th»
selvea tu disseminate this truly inwinbt
wmk. JOSHUA HUN ■•INGT03
I *nw of no Oommentaiy which i, brt-'e,
calculated for diffusing correct vit-v, of th!
great trutba of Clmstianity, and IcawngJh
(try impression* on th. mind when S'
rem tbe peru.al of it, than the one v™
»buut to publish. “ '
No write, .reimlenSS',
for barren spi;culatlons. Nolle more unifoSSf
y or m.,re pow e ,folly inculcate.the
'enfalsot rdigo’.v The spin, whfch ^
flfospvl* DA NIEL DANA.
FiYHn.particulzr examiniti n, and concur*
ring t.Jiiimony, the. e is no duubt on my mind
that Scoti'a Family Bible it tuperior to ail
other* J03KPH KUEHSON.
You will please 1o sei d me aix copiHol
3cbtt*i Bible f I refer to your lately propped
edition Perhaps I ahull induce five tunrr ti
tuke the t ime number. H I.
It is with extreme pleasure I perreh*
vor ure about to publish a new e.lilioii i
Scot\*s Bible. been in poss sii’m 4
•t more tha t 20 vt-.nrs, I trus* I Irrow s >rr.e
^hinjy cf its vssue, *ttd am detc mired to jro
mote i'«s c rcidution among my friend* V«i
wil! please forward six < opies as soon »!jiuj*
lished.
I fiave obtaini'd four sub*criherb far lie
ezcelltiit work you *re publishing H. S.
I propone to take stven sets of Scott’s Bi
ble, and will be accountable for tbs woe.
J C.
I have obtained subset ibers for nim* copies
of Scon’s F*tnil) B ble. J.C.
I shall probably need ci^ht or ter, j ;j (
Scott's Family Bible. J.
Wev. S. S. of P. has o' tained ten nbreri*
bers. U.
have observed that you sre about rub*
fishing another edition of Scott's Bble
hope you m^y succeed ss you h vedoitii
former editions. I have been endesvorirgto
procure pubccriberr amc g our people, «d
enor more aubscriber* will be obtsird-
0.S.H,
I will tnke ten sets (cf Scott'i H-Ve)
bound H''d lettered. J.F-
I have obtainetl ten subscribe?* for jmii
edition of tbe Jamily Bible—and have n»
d^ubt but there might be sometbirg like M
copies «old in this place if you hid *n agio*
here—I thought the work ought to bf
couroged and for hat reason took a aubscrib
tion pttper. It ia a work that eveiy L-®!/
should have that ia able to purchase.
J. E W
I am glad, that y^u propose to pritt<k f ‘
Scott's excellent Ftmily Commenury.
should be very glad if it were iu my power ts
give a more liberal patronage to the work,
than, at circumstance* are, I cm. J shall,
however, be able to do someifiine i eight ir
ten sets I shnll certainly take j mil it w*y ^
double that number. A» B* i
I have' procured fifteen subscribers w
Scott's Bible. J A. D.
I think I shalldiapose of 20sets or nw f of
the Family Bible. E.B
I have circulated proposals for Scotrt i
Bible ,• how many have been engaged
cannot tell / but between 20 and JO
ha viciuily. J- ,
I have concluded to become refpoos»|
to you for thirty tei$ of Scoti'a Comroenny
C. Bv I
I have procured 106 subscribers (• ^1
Bible; 6 sets to be bound in cslf; 3 MUfJI
be done in boards tbe other 97 seta, b«f , |
and lettered aa deacribed in the prospedj T
H.*.r
1 presume I could procure $00 wl^l
ben for your edition of Saott’s Bible
demand is incressing for them. Thrf 'J
finally supersede every other large or ft 1 ”
Bible. Fifty ol my subscribers live mi!" 1
circle of 8 mile,! Jj.
Just published an edition of the an* 1 *“
completed in aix volume,, without nuff, I
references; price in boards glSiiaJS
231, in calf 827. Either of theae ei^l
may be had of lb* publisher in Hoiion;»
S. C- & J. SCHENCK, Savannah. o
J.n '
Marking Brnskes, I
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O F a supertoi
for aalo by
nov 20