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usual houraef
TOty Shei ii&i Sales '
On the Jim Tueeday an May mil,
•niff la M of the Court Heura
OUy orSasmi.ih, botwncn tho
MO and 4 o’ctook,
Om imgro man named Tom, levied oft u
tbe prophets of John odd Valrvfe Devil, to
(Mlon twaoteoHtUM too tba Court of Com.
m»n PloM tod Oyer rad Terminer, for tba el.
nr of Savraaah. JrtmB. Stance n. Joba P.
6 fhrmfrlw*»o of John rad Valeria P*
Vi*, rail Wm. Bower* vi- thr mubc.
All tba building* on the centre port ef Trait
lot leuor H, at preaaut la tho oooupotloq of
Job T. BaHeg, Peretv.1 Word, bounded north
by President.*. omtth by York-rt tut by
ana portion oi mid JLot, trait by tho Court.
Howie, lorried oa M tha property of Job T.
Boileo, to mtiofy *a eseoaljoa from, the Court
f ooeiwon Plooa ood Oyer and Terminer Air
the City af Savannah, Samuel M. Motdecai r*
Job T. Solle*. v «
Southern half nf Lotel Boo. 39, thlrty-olne,
and 40, forty, with the improvement* thereon,
Rlb.-rt Ward, bound* north by tba notthern
halt of mid Lott oaulb by Liberty* earn by
Jeffaraon-it, levcd gala the property of Ben-
jamin Shoftall, to ratify two eaeoutiono from
too Court of Common Plano ood Oyer and
Toymiaer for tho City of..fl*v*ui.ab, Jeaoe
(fount vo. Be a). Sheftill.
A‘l the right, title, and intereat, of Baldwin
Co k to toot double tenement budd-ng on the
Bootam put of Truat Lot levtei A, bounded
to WfeV S&
tod on m the property of Baldwin Cook, to
satisfy an caeention from the Court of Com
E i Ploo> and Oyer and Terminer Air the
pof flavanoab. Norman Pcaae vo. Bold
. All tbrt Lot ood improvemeoto known in
tba plna of the City of Savannah, aa Lot No. J,
■—KPatciv.l (fardtoounded north hy Wright.
, aouth by a lane, oaat by Lot No. 3
neat bv Lot No I, one, levied on at
my of Job T Botlea, to ut MTy an exe-
i from tho Court uf Common Plena am!
IP ft; Or Ood Terminer for the City of Savannah,
Jotopb Clark va. Job T Bollei, rod amignad
t* i- B'Parkman, property pointed out by
dtfmdant, ead aubjeet to o mortgage,
f: . A, I. D’LYON. C. S.
l «nri*4
09
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Sheriff’s. Sales.
On thefint Tueeday in May next,
II L be old * too Court House m the
City of S.vmnah, between the hour*
often and four o'eloek.
Lot and Buildingi No. 17, seventeen, With
injgton Ward in the City of Savannah, bound*
ad oaat by Lot No- IS. eightei-n, aouth by
Bi. juUtnut. went by Prlce-M. and north by
Bryan at. levied nil aa ihe property of Ble.
pben S. WfSiamv to la tray an elocution it
favor Of Janice M'Henry, and otheife As
signees of Wm. Turner.
All that tnet of land known Mr the name of
Tweedaide, in the County of Chatham, eon
tlining346 acre*, bounded on the north by
•nvannaltR yar, levied on ao the property of
Jo in towel, toartiafy eaeoutiono in faror of
Wm. Taylor k Son, and others
All that Jutfef.Lot No IS, Columbia Word,
with tile improremeota thereon, to oetiify on
eiaoution issuing out of o Juaticea Court in
favor of Wm Babinaon, returned to am by' a
Coaatable.
I4AAC D’LTON, «. C. C.
April* 00
Sheriff's Sales,
Ox thefirel Tucsda. In .Hoy next, between the
ttfltfl/ Aftldy
RJE71LL be void at the court Route in the
T v County Ilf Bryan, the fol'owintj Lota
or parocb of Land oo the bland cfOuab-w,
r in thr arid County, known in toe plan of to
partition of the eame blind by the nombet*
.one, two, three, four, Sve, ais, aoren, and that
part of number night, beginning tt the hedge
at the edge of title wood*, in the South part
of too laid leat tract, from too Wcatermoat to
the Kilter moat Creek,
Abo, the Cabbage Garden tract, being the
JU-termart parti of tract ten, eleven, twelve,
from the prtb in the old fluid in the Savannah,
to be continhed in i itraight line until it inter
Osela Bradley’s Ham rook Wirtoi on one aide
m d tgeeahee river on the ».h*r. Alao.Horte
Hammock, containing fifty acres. Alan, Brad-
to; 'i Hammock, containing one bund ed and
fltty flve acrea- Ano alan, a Hammu-k rtalle.
Hraddock’s Gamp conta ne thirty eight acres,
be ng parla and parcel* oftbe acid Island of
Ojssbaw. Levied upon as a pa-t of the ea-
lirte ofthe late John llore!, deoeaaed, under
and,tyr virtue of afl. fa on a decree of the
Superior Coart of Chitlin County, in* case
wherein Simon bonald and wife were com
plainin'.a. aud Thomas N. Morel and others
deft ndi nts
THOMAS HEARN, S.B. C.
March SO tot
Sheriff’s Sales.
On tV firtt Tuesday in June next.
VihrrLL be a <ki at the Uouri-Horn; in the
\#J City of Saraoush, between the hours
of ten and four o’clock, the following 16 nc
|roea,?ia.—
Sippto, Hager, Abner, Snap, March, Jerry,
Billy. Burke, Parris, Bram, Dinah, Little Bum,
Prince, Ben and Merino, with toe increase
«< top faibll'ea levied on und r n foreelosure
of a morijqfa from Peter Timothy to Wllliim
Wastpagtou, for iBS.
T.rl»so>wi vm nn and wayv, lrvi.
Jd ijp a foreeloaure of n mortgage from Clias.
ameer to Joaeph K-roman.
ISAAC ty YON, 3 C. n.
tn-it 4 (9
Prt-?-
Q*
Sheriff’s Sale.
|N the Brat Saturday 1 after tba tint Tuea-
J day in May neat, between the boura ol
ten and four o'clock, will be told at the mar-
kot-bouae in tit* town of St- Mary a, -he fol-
b-wnig negroea, viai Judy and her ion John,
Simon, and .-hartea, levied on aa the proper
if of Jumea Williemion, decOaaed, to mliafy
V M eaecutlon on the foreclosure ef t mart
gaga, ih barer of Ed»*rd F. Tattnall, adminis
trator «>f JohnHamilton-
M. H. HUBBARD, 5. <7. C.
S< Jfarys^F-rhfwafy 8S, I8S5.
89
1. . .. - . I : ^
Administrator’s Sale.
. 'jKfMMji TueMow hiMay next.
V WILL toll at the Court-llouae in laffer*
•-* owa.CSianden Souoty, between the usu
al boura of onto,
Harry, Ned, end hie arifc Tamer,-end tor
four, childran, Daniel, Stephen, John, and
Yorick, the property of the estate of Qeori
' Marrkoo, doeeaaed, tor the benefit of t
Cfbdlloni And heir* of laid eeute, purtutat
to leave granted by toe Court of Ordinary
of said county. , '
. OEOROE MORRISON,
AdntuHMrator, with tho amf annexed, of
Oaorgo Morriaoa, Sen. decerned.
April 14 U>
Sheriff’s Sales Continued.
. On the Jini Tueeday in May next.
\TWlLL be eold et the Court House ie the
- city of Savoniuba betwoeo too boura of
ion and four o’olooh
AUlhat tnot of Land on the Island of Skid*
.otproya Chatham oounty, calle.t apringfleld,
lyby river and msnlies with improvemonta
thereon, levied on aa the projforty of Cbu.
Stephens, to satisfy on eaecoian in frvetof
Richard Richard ion, for uae, Ue- be
All tbol tram or pareol.of Land eontoiaing
567 acre* mote or Icsa with 100 am as ol Marsh
Land, called Okcland, altuate, lying ood be-
ing in little OfcoeheO D atriet, in the county of
Chatham bounded on the north by landa
of Fleming Akin, on the out by landa of D
P.rkor, on the aouth by lam'I of the late B.
Walburger, ondoa the west by a nurtheast
b-.anoh of little O.^ecbce River together with
all end lingular toe edifleea, i nproveraenU
and appurtenance*, levied on under a fi- Ca on
I'nrecloaure aa the property of George L.
Cope, in favor of John M’Nial), Peter Mitch
ell tod Robert Mitchell.
All that treet or Parcel of Land a'tuate, ly
ing and being in the county of Chatham,
ki own by the name of Muir Hall, eantiining
1097 aerea more or leaa, bounded on toe aouth
oy laud* of Jarnet Forreat, on the » a; by Col.
it )4arih*h.’a landv, an the north by George
loiie* aTanil, and on the vrea. oy i-iiiie ugee-
dice River, Alio, Two Lota of I and in the
city of Sevan nab, known t>y the Not. (99)
twenty ning. and (JO) thirty, in Columbia
Wa d, will, the appurtenance* thereunto ap.
pei uuning, levied o« under a fi fa. on tore*
closure aa tins property uf Flemming Akin,
dee. in faror of Wm, Dnou Is Co, auigueea ol
M M’Leod.
Half Lot and Buildinga, No. 4, F.winaburg
Oglethorpe, Ward, in the city of Savannah
the unexpired leaaeof mid J Lot for three
yearn from January lut, levied on aa the prb*
nertyofRobt Lewis to aitirty an execution
from a Juaticea Court in favor of J, k M- Pen-
lergut, returned to me by o constable
Also, ihe following 34 negrora, vis: CufTet,
(Cooper,) Harriet, /.fly, old Charlotte, Jack,
Sky, Charlotte, Pendaw, Bern, Preccar* and
child, Bridget and Peggy, William, Eiiey,
Biitey, Philip Phyllia, old Cumbo, Jenny, old
Peggy, Brutus, Jesse, Brutus, Sandy. Maria,
Cynda, Dick, Toby,Sophia, Daphne and child.
Jacob,8ye,Beckry and John,with the increme
if the females, levied on as the property of
N'diolai Cruger. under afifiiona foreetoaurr
it a mortgage in favour of John Carnahan and
lames Mollenry for use of Chriaiiana LevelL
Also, tho following 19 negroes, via .—.Abra
ham, Horry, Cato, Chance, Daniel, Aaron,
Sambo, Lucy, 8eipio, Maryan, Bachael, Lon-
Ion, Aggy, Simon, Grace, Elia*. George, Ro
ly. and Jim, witli t.'u increase oftbe fomalea,
levied an u the property of Flemming Akin,
-lee. under n fl. fa. on a foreeloaure of a mort
gage in favor ot Wm. Dixon A Co- assignees
if Murdoch M’Leod. I. D’LYON, S. 5■ C
Apr-- i.6 20
sheriff’s Sale.
, On the Jini Tueeday in May next,
\TVll-L be sold in a-unt of iue Court
wm House, in the city of Savannah, between
11 e usual hour* of ten and four o’clock,
Tne following eight n«gtoea, via. Cuflee,
Peggy, Bowman,Carolina, Joseph,Mary Bet-
ty and Jim, levied onouder a (.la. on a fove-
, loaure, as the p -tperty of Charles H. Hay*
i" favor of P.ederiek W. Hien. mam
ma-i-li 7 AG D’LTON, S C. O.
Treftaurs Depsisiment, >
... March, 14, 18*6 >
HBREkS on the 3d of Marob, lPtj, a
..'.SSrtteKSfWi"
ion* are in th* t ord* follow-ng.vli i
See. 3 .And he it further envied, That a
Mbseription to (be amount of twelve mlilona
of dolliri, of the six p<r cent, atoeb ef the
year eighteen hundred and thirteen, be, arid
tbe samel* hereby proposed: for which pur
pose books shad be opened et tbe Treaaury of
the Uiutvd htataw end at tot eeveral low uM
oea, on the flirt day of April eext. te continue
open until the first day or Ootober thereafter,
fur such parti of the above mentioned de-
aeriptionofatoekaiaball, oe the day of sob
teripden, stand on the books oftbe Treasury
and on theae of the aevetal loan offices, re
•peetively / wliioh aubaeription ahati be effect
ed byatranafor to the United States, in the
manner provided bylaw for auob trios fere, of
tba credit ot cred t* atandlng on the mid
buoke, rad by t surrender of tbe certificates
of the Mock so subscribed: Provided, That
all aubaeription by aueh tranafer of atoek ahull
be ounaidoiedaa pert of Ihe mid twelve mil-
liona of dollar! aut'soriaed to be borrowed by
the first lecti n rf ihia aei.
h See. A And he it JurlhertnaeteJj That Ibr
sheriff’s Sales,
OF ATTACHED PROPEHTY.
O the first Saturday after the first Tueiday
in May neat, will he sold at the Coiirt-
Tiime in the town uf8t Marys, between tbe
h-.urv of tea and tour o'eiuck. the following
-nrgroalavea, Via. Lancaster, Furry, Roae,and
her two chit Ten, Hannah and Archibald, aold
so the property of Thomas Andrews, under
an attachment in favur rf Robert Hillrr.
Soldbv conaeut -at all parlies-
April 1,18 4 d H. HEBBABD S.C-C.
Apr'! 8 13
sheriff’s Sales.
O N the fir.I dului- lay, after the first Tuea-
day in June next, will be sold It tbe
*4 .tot Hons- in toe town of St. Mary a, two
negroea. vix B-ib and Rose, levied on aa tbe
property o- Joaeph Rain, to satisfy an exeeu-
ion on the foreeloaure nfa mortgage, in favor
nf Samuel Clarke, andtieorge S Brown.
Anri! 8.1<M4 M.H HEBBARD, 8. C C.
April ! 1.1
Sheriff's Kale—Continued.
On the first Tueeday in JUay next,
' \t/ <L be sirid in front of the C- urt Houar
vj in the City of Savanrah, between tbe
us... hours* of tO md 3 o’clock,
. ngkr-.-en head of Cattle, more or law, levi
ed oq a* the nrope-ty cf the Eat. of T' os.
Melrose, dec*d towliify an execution in Ta
vor of Wm. Inglis V r o. Sold for, and on ac-
c"unt and risk oftbe former pnrehtaer, he no-
having complied with the terms - f sale.
ISAAC D’LYON, S. C. C.
April *!3 124
NO t ICE.
N rtf» MONTHS Rfter the date hereof, ap
plication will be made to the Honorable
he Inferior Court of Chatham county, whei
nttiif (or ordinary parpoM*,for leave total'
•' lo«» with the inprovemeota, situate m the
oity of Sarannab, in the aaid county^nd knowi
m the plan of faid city by the No. 53, Brown
Ward, tor the benefit uf the heir* and legate*
•f the estate ol the late Hugh M’Cail, de
crated.
THOMAS M’CALL,
PHILIP BRA8CH,
Exeeutera.
"et’4 72
NOTICE.
\riNE moot hi liter date, rapflextion will be
LN made to the Inferior Court of Chatham
County, sitting for ordinary purooaex for u
order, xhaelute, to sell lota Noa four ran five,
(4 rad 4) in Carpenter’s Bov, tod lot No.
one, (t) Green Ward, in tot eity of Savannah,
being toe real estate of Francis Jalineau, dec.
for toe benefit of tor heirs and oreditore ot
■aid estate WILLIAM GASTON,
Qualified Beeecuter,
J 97,
Notice.
JJ1NE MONTHS after the dete..of this
tbe benefit of tha heir* and creditors of xiit
decerned. -JOHN W. STACY,
Administrator.
dec 18 ,1
toe whole or any part of any sum which ahall
be thus subscribed, credits ahall be entered to
Ihe rtapeetivt aubscribera, who ahall be enti
tled to a certificate or certificate* purporting
that tbe United State* owe to the holder or
holder* thereof, bix, her, or their aaaigns, i
•urn to be expressed therein, equal to toe
amount of the principal atoek thua subscribed
nearing an intereat n u exceeding four am
one half per centum per annum, payable
quarterly, from the tbirty-flmt day of Deeem-
ber.one thousand eight hundred and twenty
five i transferable in the mate manner aa ta
provided by law for tbe transfer of the stock
aubapribed, and subject to redemption at tbe
pleasure of the United States, as follows t one
fia'f at any time af-er the thirty-firat day of
December, nne thousand eight hundred rad
twenty-eight t and the remainder at ray time
after the tbirty-fi at day uf December, one
thousand eight hundred rad twenty*nlne i
Provided, That no reimbursement shall be
made except for the whole amount of aueh
new certificate; nor until after at leaat aix
month* public notice of rteb intended reim
bursement. And it ahall be the duty of thr
Secretary of the Treasury to cause to be trans
ferred to tht/reipective auhaet ibers the severe
al *utn* by them aublcnbed beyond the amount
of tbe certificates of four and one half per
cent, atoek issued to them respectively.
“ See. 4. Jhid he it further enacted, That
the lame f-inda which have heretofore been,
and now ere pledged by law for the payment
of ihe interest, ami lor the redemption anti
reimburaement of tbe stock wbioh may be re
deemed or reimbursed by virtue uf tbe pro
visions or thin act, shall remain pledged in like
manner for tbe payment of the interest accru
ing on the stuck created by reaaon. uf aueh
subscriprion, and for the redemption or reim
bursement of the principal of the same. Ar d
it ahall be tbe duty of the cammissioneri of tlu
sinking fond to cause to be applied rad paid
out of tbe said fond, yearly and e*eiy year,
such aum and suma aa may be annually require
ed to discharge the inte'eat accruing on the
stock which may ba created by virtue of this
act The laid commiaaioneta arc, also, here
by authorised to apply, fn m time to tioM,
aueh sum and aum* out of tbe (aid fond, at
they may think proper, towards redeeming
by purchase, or by reimburarmeut, in con
formity with the provision* of thia act, thr
piincipal ofthe aaid atoek t md aueh part of
the annual aum often million* of dollar*, vest
ed by law in the said commissioners, aa any
be nceeastry and required for the above pur-
poaea, ahall be and continue appropriated to
the payment of intereat and redemption of
the public debt, until the whole cf the stock
which may be created under tbe proviaionaof
this act, ahall have been redeemed or reim
buried.”
Now, therefore, nrtice ia hereby given, that
books will ba opened at tbe Treasury of the
United Statoa, aud at the several loan offices,
on the first day of April neat, and continue
open until the firat i f of October, thcreaf
'er, for receiving aubaerintions in conformity
with tbe provisions of the laid law.
The subscriptions may be made by the pro
prietors cf tbe atoek, either in person or by
their attorney! duly authorised to subsorib<
and transfer it to the United Slates.
£h"0!d subscriptions of said stock he made
tn an amount exceeding twelve millions ot
dollar*, a distribution ofthe said sum of twelve
millions of dolhira will bo made among the
subscribers, in proportion to the sums subset!-
oed by them respectively.
SAMUEL L. SOUTHARD,
■ Acting Secretary of the Treasury"
Mareh-26 lO'.'ltO *
Georgia—Camden County.
Sufexio* Court, October Term, 1824.
Timothy Jiopkine, re. fjingley and Selteeter
Bryant.
.1 kN petition of Timutby Hopkina, Mating
< v that in consideration of certain prom-
iaanry notea, made to toe laid Timothy, by
them, one pavable with interert, from first
uf January, 1821, on the firat of January, 1822:
' second pavable aa aforeiai'l, on the Eiat of
January, 18231 and a third pavable as afore-
said, on the firat of January, 1824. executed a
mortgage to said Timothy Hopkina, bis heir,
rod assigns, an all those four trie's ef trod,
situated in the enunty aforesaid, conveyed by
the said Timothy, to the aaid Janglry and
Selveater, and lying on the aouth aide of
Great SatiU* River, one tract containing aev-
cnty-aeven|aeres, more nr leaa; two traeta
containing fifty aeras, more or less, and one
- titer traet, containing one hundred and eigli.
y-*ight acre*, more or leaa, conditioned for
he payment of the three said several nmes,
on the days move mentioned, and that aaid
■evert) notea remain unpaid—on motion oi
Archibald Clark, attorney for plaintiP, it is
ordered, that the aaid Langley and Selveater,
their heir* or aaaigna. pay into Court, within
'welve month* from toll date, the suma due
on aaid notes, and the interea- and cost*, oth-
arwiae that the equity of redemption be for-
aver foreclosed, and that atich outer proceed
mgs take place, aa are pursuant to bw.
True extract from the minutes, 27th Octo
ber; 1824. JOHN BAILBY, Clerk.
"«« 87i4te
NOTICE
... J months after date* application will be
made to tbe Hon. the Judges oftbe Court
l.ri’iau.u .f Okalk.am —7.. # I. a-
tors of aaid estate.
JOHN M’NISHt Executor.
ncVU yj
Notice.
A LL peraoai hiving demands against Ihe
1%. estate ef Constant Freeman, Kaq. htpof
(hn eity of Wiahington, drained, ate re
q-ilred to hud them in, legally incited,
irithin tHe time prescribed by few t and those
Indebted to raid «tate, ere required le make
immediate paymant, te
JAMBS HUNTER, Adth’r,
IM14 4ipa
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
; Vegetable Catholicon.
rpufi aabecribtr reraretfoUy eotiohi the at
UT tentleh of every friend ofauffkrlng hu
manity, to to the above new and invaluable
remadyi wbew unequal power* Inelhniaating
from lhe *yitem the Very seed* of diaeue,
indta iratoiing the deranged rad morbid
eonditinn ofthe owm* ef life tot free rad
heiltby baerelie efthalr fohetione. hu evei-
ted the aat'iniihment, rad completely *ilen
eed the abjeetien* ofthe mod inert d-jloua —
Facte xrtthe beet orfumenle. In order to put
'the virtufeoftnettaiholieon to ** aevrre •
acrettioy atpuvwble, it wm offered by edvet-
tisemvnt. tieiber with th* attendance of a
phyaioien, Vrrtuitoualy to any peram who
wouldapplyfor it, ml wh-we cause might
•cent'- coon within the range of its healing
power—numfert of severe eseea of Ipng ate d-
ing,andaomepfthem aeemingly derotnte
one*, pre ente) tbemulvea, all ef which heme
been cured, or • mueb relieved u to warrant
toe esaertion (apt a Utile peraeverance will do
an. In fact, lueHs the confidence ofthe physi
cian under whofe car* theae natienti were
S lated, in this rtmedy, e oonfidenoe remit
tg from the irrttiatiole coovictinn that has
been forced upof his mind by ocular demon-
Mration, and a penonal trial of it on h’miell
that be permits me to declare it aa his deci
ded opinion that 'he Catholicon it not only a
perfectly aafe and innocent, but a moat pow
erful ana invaluable remedy in certain din-
eaaea and atatea of the ayatem, aueh u ihe fol
owing:—
Debility resulting from intemnerance and
dissipation 101.1 and inveterat' Uiccra. Pa-in
in tile bonei attended with awellinga of the
joint* i Indigestion i Blntcbee on the face,
pimples, tie. i All eomp'ainti of the Liver i
Tetter.- Yaws i Syphilis t Cutaneous diseases
generally i Mercurial rad acrofulotia com
plaints.
. The Catholicon (which the proprietor sol
emnly pledges b-a word eonsia's eaeltisively
of vegetable matter) with tbe exception of a
alight determi istion to the bowel*, which it
preaejvea in a soluble Mate, acts insensibly, ia
pleural to the tute, and requires n-i particu
lar regimen, (abstinence from apirtuoua li
quors always excepted,) nr confinement. As
a gentle, aafe and agreeable cathartic medi
cine, improving the appetite rad restoring the
general tone ofthe sya'em, it is confidently
recommended to iadiea in a delicate situs-
tiba, W. W. POTTER,
66 Cbeaout-rtreet,
Philadelphia, May 31,1824.
At the requeat of Mr. W. W. Potter, 1 have
lately exhibited, in several inrtaneea, a medi
cated sirup, eallrd Porter's Vegetable Gathn
iico», with the moat doeided advantage. T
baa, a* yet, never failed effecting a cure in
c.ery case in which I hare tlmugnt proper tu
ploy R.
eroplt
H. M’MURI'BIE, M- D.
PM’adefhia, July 28fA, 1874.
Mr. IT- tr. Teller, ~
Dear Sir—Yuu expressed a wish that 1
would give a eoncise statement of my suffer
inga, from' the hopeleu commencement, to
toe present propitious stage of my diae.se.’
About five years ago, on my passage from
Bordeaux, during the month of January, from
imprudent exposure on deck, 1 waa seised
with a violent fever. Having no medical at
tendants on board, I wu compelled to bear
it, u I might for two weeks, when an my ar
rival at Cnarleaton, 8. C. it waa treated at
Typhus. The akill or my Physician subdurd
the fever, bnt Pttenix-like, die termination
of toil gave rise to n disease equally distress
ing, and which, till now, I had thought incur
able. Various abacuses made their unwel-
come appearance, particularly on the joints,
which were awelltd to an enormoua also.—
These gradually auGaided Into hard tumors,
one of which on my left knee affected the
bone—an incision wu now made rad a large
evacuation of oua, mixed with pieces of bunc
took place. In addition to this, I suffered the
moat excruciating paina in my joint! that man
ever experienced. Every thing that wu
administered either gave me no relief or ser
ved to aggravate the disease, the severity of
which increased with every succeeding year.
Such wu nir painful si uation that I despaired
of ever being restored to my heal-hi I bad
not only tried the regular means of relief,
but used, though in v*in, every popular rest,
edy I could hoar of- It was in thiq awful rad
deipond'ng condition,that i wu persuaded to
commence a eottrae ofyour Vegetable Oath I
icon, and the happy result is, “/ om Ihe ute
ef the two bailee, my wliele lyttem hat under
pent a complete revo utien, my puine lutvefe ali
ke.: me i" the discharge from my knee neg»n
to dimmiah, and suon ceased altogether, the
ulcer from * hence it proceeded being enm
pletely healed. The tumors, for the temoval
of which I have tried in vain more remedies
than I can name, are rapidly decreasing i my
appetite, which waa gone, has returned—I aai
in fact, nearly well: and feel confident that a
few buttles more of your, (to me) invaluable
medicine, will make me pertectly so.
Your obliged friend,
THOMAS BROWN, JR.
Philailelphia, July r 6, 1874-
My confidence in the vegetable catholicnn
ia undiminisliod, and u fresh in Unees of its
powers arc daily oceurrii.g, in my own prac-
tiee. I have no hesitation in recommending it,
in the peculiar dileases to which it is applica
ble, as auperior to any remedy I am acquaint
ed With, M. M’MURl HIE, M. V.
Philadelphia, May 28,18 .'4
Sin—In consequence of imprudent expos
ure four vein ago. 1 had the misfortune to be
come rffl cted with a diaeue, the painful re
sultant which induced me to apply in suc
cession to aevetal respectable phyaieiana of
thia eity, from, whom, however, I received
either no relief, or from whose remedies I re
ceived another complaint quite u distreuing
as toe former. J My whole ayatem became a*.
feeted. 1 eouH get no rut at night on ac
count ofthe violent pain that I felt in every
part of my holy < Ihe weakness and e-nacia
tion ef whiei wu such that I could scarcely
walk. In Ilia Mate I fortunately beard of
your vegetable catholicon-four bottles of
which, hu completely restored me, I have
aow no pai|> t my appetite ia good i and my
strength frMored With many thanks for
the refief ynur medicine hu given me, I am
your obliged friend, fee.
WILUAM WILSON.
Sworn sad aubaeribed to before me, May' 28,
1824 JOHN B1NNS, A derman.
Philadelphia, May 28,18"4.
‘•It—I rat now, thaaka to your medicine, a
hearty ma,. Far nearly aix years I have been
a martyr to a diuaae, whose ravage* threat,
ened, if not soon Mopped, to put a period to
S exiitenof. Having bad no regular modi-
advise from toe eonuMeeeeMrt, my
eomplsint at lut got to aueh a height that I
could not . swallow without gtoht pain rad
difficulty- Turners formed ia differnnt parti
®y rad 1 bR»n to think my Mtuatien
rtmoat desperate. The five bottle* ofthe
Catbolieen which I base taken have com
pletely cured ma, and l am aow as waUu I
could wish tabs. With my tbankl, I am your
ubli^dbum^aermn«’^-
City ef Philadelphia, **■
George (tine, of tbe District of South,
wark, personally appeared, and, being duly
■worn, doth 44elare And my- that the above
itatement ii in aH rrapecta correct and up*,
and that Ihe algn*>uf< to it la iq toe hand
writing of toil d.- eonent. -
J JH" BINNS, Alderman.
Philadelphia, May 28,1824-
TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
The Vegetable Gatholleon ia peculiarly
adanted to those diaeue* which are prevalent
among the eoloured population of th^ aouth
In. that disease which fe called yaw*, it iaa
•ura remedy 11 iir.gle trial of it, will convince
S lanten of itaauperior efficacy to any feme
y of* similar natuip in tho United Stater
NOTION.
The advantage* of thia medic’ne are, not
confining the patient unnecessarily to tbe
houae, or keeping him from hla business:—
With one aollta-y exception, that of aniri'ii-
mu liquors, it deee fie I lay any reetricUont upon
Ide appetite It iaso gentle in ill opera--on
that tne p-dient finds Uimaelf getting welt be
eannot tell how. Aa it ia not the wish ofthe
proprietor to take any thing lor which he
eannot give a consideration equal in value,
persona at a distance wiio may wish to try
uis medicine, but who are nut certain if ft
bn applicable to their eompfeiot, ire requeM-
ed to describe their case and symptom* in
a letter, pnM-paid, and directed tu him—this
letter will be immediately placed in hanoa
fully competent to decide tbe quertiun.—
Should 'he remedy not seem >o suit the dis
ease, they will be frankly told to.
CAUTHN.
To prevent d sappointment it ia well to
Rate that it takea in ordinary caaea from 3 to
4 bottles to effect a cure aotbatpeisuna who
are labouring under any senoua infirmity,
must make up tbeir mind to persevere to that
extent at least—if they do not, lliey might aa
well save themacivea the trouble and expense
uf miigajmaller qiunritv.
Alt erilere peel p ad and enclteiiig Ihe money,
immediately attended t -, and (be mediriiie
P'cxed and delivered with directions fid- nae,
to any place in tbe city, and forwarded u di
rected
N. B. To prevent the possibility of all im
position, it will be sold in the city of Philadel
phia. at the office in Fifth near Race-Street,
or at tbe dwelling of the ptopri- tor, No. 66
Cheanu' street, only, and abroad by bin au
thnrued agents. W. W. POTTP.it,
66 Chtenut Street, Philuilelp/ila•
I have apnointed GEORGE RYE .ISON,
Druggist, of Savannah, my sole ageot. Drug
giata wa'.tng the above valuable medicine,
will be supplied by him for cuh, at the nine
rate, av if ordered direct from me—via. g3li
per d.ixen, nr three dollars a amgle bottle.
W. W. POT TER, Philadelphia.
Any perron on application to the subscriber
will be furnished with certificates of the effi
cacy of the above medicine, sufficient to con
vince the imnd nf tbe muM sceptical, although
too numerous and lengthy for newspaper-n-
sertion. GEO. HYEHSON. Uruggiat,
Corner of Bay and W fciuaker Streets,
dec 13 ‘
SCOTT’S BIBLE,
artkiorm'sniTioi. ’ *
P &OP OftALS
By SAMUBl T. AftMTHOXV jy. «
CernUtl, Buten fhr pubUehter Snorri
PA ttfLT Hi BLE, cental,un^ut
ginnl Referenc,, le he ce.p i, t j . ..
VOLUMES, HOrAL OCTAVO, !!
belUehcd with a Ukeneu ef the AmMn *
IN EQUI TY.
Between W. Davict, Adminutrator, Complain
ant, and John ( amochtuy Aihuuittrator, d*.
benit no with the will annexed of Geor fe
Hiehardton and othert, Drjendanti In
equity, Chatham Superior Court— Chancery,
'20th Augu$t,\B'2i,
I T appearing tbit John Murray Ctrnochtn,
one of the defendtnt* in the mid bill uf
complaint netnedg reside* without the stMe of
Georgia, in tbit pert of the United Kingdom*
ot Grent Britain tnp Ireland, called Scotland :
It i* ordered that the *«id John Murray Car-
tioehan, do appear and answer to the com*
plainant's said bill, within nine month* from
the dftte of thia order, otherwise that the
said bill, aa to him, be taken pro confcMo .*
and il ia farther ordered, that • copy of this
order be pubhshi d once a week, in one of
the public G.«aeltes of this state, until the ex«
piration of the time within wuichtbe saidde*
fondant is required to appear md answer ns
aforesaid.
True copy from the Minutes, Ihi* Slat day
August, 1824. ▲. B.FANNIN, Clerk,
anguat V4 50f
Georgia—Cumden County.
TO ALL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCE !N
W HEREAS Sarab Brown, Junior, widow,
applies to be Court of Ordinary of raid
County, for Letters of Administration on the
catate of John Brown, late of uid county, de
ceased, ar next nf kin: These are, therefore,
to cite and admonish, all and singular, Hit-
kindred and creditors of aaid deceased, lo file
their of j .-ctiona, if any they hove, in mv of
fice,on or Rgfore the first Mond.y in June
neaV-therwiae Letters will begranled the ap
plicant.
Witnea: the Honorable Britian R Bunk
ley, one of tbe Juaticea of aaid Court,
thi> sixteenth day of April, eighteen
hundred n d t-venty -five,
[L S. JOHN BAILEY, C. C. 0 C. C.
April 21 24
I
Georgia —Camden County.
BY TUB COURT OF ORDINARY FOR
SalD COUN .Y
W HEREAS John Chevalier, baa applied
to aaid Court, fir Letters Dismiiaore
in the catate* of Samuel Coscna and Gvan E.
Muck, deceased. Iheae are. ttierefore, to
rite and admonish, all and aing-il.tr, ihe kin
dred and creditors ot tbe uid <1 coated per.
loci, tc file their objections, if any they have,
in my office, on or before the firat Monday in
January neat, or Lettcra will be granted the
applicant. ,
Witneia the Honorable June* Scott, one
ofthe oustieea of aaid Cobrt, this six
teei th day of April, eighteen hundred
and twenty-fire.
[L. 8.] JOHN BAILEY, C. C. O. I C
Apr I 21 94
Georgia—Camden County.
BY THE COURT OF ORDINARY FOR
8AID COUNTY
.TfWHBREAS Lewis Baehlott, applies to the
W Court of Ordinary of atid County; foe
Letters Diamiasory on the eitate of Fr.nees
R isotopet Theae are, therefore, to cite and
admonish, all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of uid deceased, to file their objro
Bona, if ray they have, in my office, on or ba-
fore the fi it Monday in January next, other
wise Letters Diaaaisiory will be granted tbe
applicant.
Witness tbe Honorable Samuel Clarke,
aneoftheJuMice* of laid Court, thia
sixteenth day of April, eighteen hun
dred and twenty-five.
[L. 8 } JOHN BAILEY, C. C, 0. 0. C
April 21 24
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Apia 19 0. C. GRWWQlD,
terms.
t ahall he well printed, on good p', te , .
be oompriaed in aiatondWme rKTh
will contain the Ssriptuiet of tin Od
JfeW Te,lament!, the tnlreduciery ™
Explanatory A out, and Prattle d 0humudu
and all tnu copioui Marginal J»e/ e ,* ctl •
ing printed word tor word from ,|„ loni)m
Stereotype Edition, published since the he
thor’a deeeaiw. The price will be iji ij
boards i R24, in sheep i glO, in calfbiudinw
May *82? W0,k W ' U b " te * d J r for delivery by
ExPraete ef Letire adi-eetedte thePuhlitlm,
I esteem Dr Scott’a Family Bible, cnin -mb
calculated to promote tbe cause of truth nt
piety. It seems fcareeiv ponible for one i.
read daily the Notea and Ob«rriiioa» io th!
Family Bible without becoming a •{....
better mao. EDWARD D GRIFFIN *
I have aeeni no commentary of toe fecit*
Scripture* which I think ao well adapted to
general uae and edification. It it * treseme
which every family ought to poueaa.
A Raton
It ii a work diatingu.,bed for ihe limpli'd.
ty and convenience ot its aft.ngt-meni the
clearneu and fidelity of its eaponiHnni the
neatness and oenpicu'ty of it. Hyfe, the oa.
nevolrncc and candour of its apirii, Hie con-
cisencu rad po.-linency of us applicuiin,
and for^ta uniform tendency to pro note evan
gelical truth ’Wd piety.
abielholmei.
Of Dr. Scott’. Fimily Bible, 1 feel -free to
say, that in my entimafion it deiervedlyMik/
a-nong our ablest and bi-ai Comm nlarie,
Thomas uALDwiif
■ Dr. 8cntt*a Family B ble intended more j*
pec'mily for t l 'e uae of uhristian "amilica ii.
work high y ev i'gelieal, extcnnveiy .nsiruo-
live, rad deeply interesting
Daniel c.sanp7,ws.
The character of Dr. Scott’a Cummentiry
on the Bible, ia so generally knuitn, ,nd „
ligbly approved amongat tin- mnsi inteiii.,,,t
.nd pious Christiana throughout our eount-y,
und hu passed rapidly through so mtny lute
edition*, that 1 deem further recvnimcmiv
ions needless-
' . , . ,. J forsb.
t am acqiimnted with no Commentary m
hv Sacred Scriptures, wliir.h I would Bore
cordially recommeno for general use. I hi
plan ofthe work is good
_ . JOSHUA RATES.
Perhapa In no way, can minuter*, inst iict'"t
>f youth, and prirrte CbriMiaii,, do grunt
urvtoe to society, than by everting then,
reives lo disaeurinate this truly invunbla
work. JOSHUA HUNTINGTON.
I know qf no Commentary whirh u better
.ilculaled for diffusing correct viral of tin
great Initlra of Christianity, and Ir.rny irlu-
fury impreMions on the mind when riling
-re-tti the peru.al ot it, than the otic you .re
-bout to publish. ,
„ , .DANIEL SHARPE.
No writer seema leaadispuaed toconind
for barren spscufeii m«. None more uniform,
ly or more powe .fully inculcates the great in
rentiah of religion. The efiirii which per
vades the work, ia excelifnii it is Ihe me-k,
.ffi-ctionarc, healing, yet faithf-il spirit of the
K'WPel. DANIEL DAN A.
From partiotiln exumi'iiii n, rad codcire
ring ti.-siimnn-, there is no doubt on my Bind
that Scott's Family Bible i. auperior to iR
"her* JO.irPH EMERSON,
You will plena - to ae-d me sis copieirf
Scott’a Bible / 1 refer to ynur lately prop*!
edition. Perhaps 1 dndl induce five mure u
take ihe aume number. H<L
It is with exireme plraaurc t perceive
you are about to publish a new edition if
Icon’s Bible. Having been in posw-u on nf
t more than 20 year-., I troa’ I know 1 rw-
lung of its value, aud am defer mice J to ,vo.
mote iia c-rculaibn among my friend.. lul
will plearo forward six noiKoa u soon u puV
iahed. c.S
I have obtained four subucriben for Ihe
excellent work vnu are puhiiahing H. S,
I propose to take seven sell of Scot'’) Bi
ble, and will be accountable Ibr toe tame.
J C.
I have obtained n-bici ibers for nine apia
of Scott’9 F-mily B ble. J.C.
1 shall probably need eight or ten rend
Scott'-, Family Bible. J. p-
Rev. s. 8. of P. bai o 1 tained ten nibicii-
her*. g. it,
1 have observed that yon are about pub
linhing anoiber edition of Scott’a B ble
iiope you mayauccce-i u you hi ve done it
former editions. I have been endeavoring fi I
-troeure suhacriberr amoi g our people, nd
en or more subscribers will be obtained! 1
0.S.K,
I will take ten acts (of Scott’a Hr:;
bound n d lettered. J.f
I have obtained ten snbucribna for yaul
edition of tbe Family Bible—rad have n*
doubt but there might be mimethu g like
copies eold in this place if you hart tn ag*M
here—t thought the work ought to bn ta
courageil and for hat reaaoo took I mine*
tion paper 1: ia a work that every fituJf
should have that ia able to purcb.se.
J, B M*.
I am glad, that y-u ptopoie to print S’-
Scott’a excellent F-mily Comminur/, n* 1
should be very glad if it were tn my po«' “
give a more liberal patronage lo the f«h
than, aa circumatanccs are, I can.
however, be able to do aomething t eight rf
ten seta I ahall rertaioly take i and it nay * |
double that number. A. A
I have procured fifteen subierihi-n "
Scott’a Bible. JA.8-
I think I shalldiapoae of S0aetaef«c ,t 9 I
he Family Bible. 7-8, f
I have eivculatod propouta for Scott’a I
Bible t how many have been engaged in*' 1 1
cannot tell; but between 20 and *"* J
h a vicinity. J- s .
I have eooeluded to beeome t
to you fur thirty eete of 8colt’a CommeubJ 1 '
C 'ail
I have procured 106 tubroribvrt l» w ■
Bible i 6 aeta to be bdund in calf; 3
he done in board! tbe other 97 .et* hew I
sod lettered u described in Ike prenpg 0 * I
I presume I could proeure 500 inrijl
bora tor your edition of Scott’a Bibla ‘*1
demand it increasing for them Tbrt'.l
finally auperude evary other large ar I
Bible. Fifty of my aubaeribers live *''7
circle of S oiilea I >±..
JuM published an edition ofthe sax> »”Jj I
completed in six volume*,
refereneut price ia bnerd* g!8i i» I
221, in calf g27. Either of th* I
easy be had of the pubfiito-r in Boitu;" 1
8. 0- ft J- SCHENCK, ~
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